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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07
Nice School Entertainment.

The following Is the beautiful en-
tertainment planned for the close OF
old No. 10 school December 23rd. An
impressive talk by the teachre, Mr..
Ellis Sandefur.
Schooldays sung by children.
A Splendid Word-Gladys Fulker-
son.
Christmas Trouble-Effie Fulkerson
Music.
The Best Clause-Bessie Graham.
Dialogue-Effie Fulkerson, Meek
Johnston, Bessie Graham and Frank
Robinson.
Music.
Fathers Tie Gift-Edith Fulkerson.
Hanging Up the stockirgs-Dtple
Fulkerson.
Bells Across the snow-Audrey
Shaver.
Music.
Dialogue, "All Sorts of Children"
|EEffie. Diple. Edith. Gladys Fulker-
son. if.T''''
Christmas Greetings--Lizzie Chinn.
Christmas Secret-Harvey Robinson.
Freds Visit to Town--Ruth Robert
son.
Music.
Dialogue, Spider and the Fly
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07
jim PARRISH'S
CHRISTMAS tree
In the Hawesville Jail was
Laden With Many Hand
some Presents.

Hawesville, KY, Jan. 1.-The
week of the Christmas holidays has
passed and it is doubtful il any habi-
tation in this little city has shown
more evidences of real joy and the
visitation of Santa Cluas than the
prison cell of the ex-banker Jas. H.
Parrish.
In one part of it is a verdant
Christmas tree, which was laden with
many pretty and substantial gifts
sent by friends of the sentenced
banker. There were pretty things of
tisel and the eyes OF the "frenzied
financier' glistened with almost
childish joy as he helped his adopted
son, Philip Haleto decorate the tree
with the pretty things. Mrs. Parrish
was also present and she contributed
her mite to the pleasantries Of the
day. Messages, as we'll as gifts were
received.
In another part of the prison room
Is a considerable collection of books
showing a good variety of lightness
and solidity. These surroundings and
the buoyant, optimistic, religious
philosophy of Mr.. Parrish, or other
causes, have done much for him ply
sically and mentally, even in the
face of the fact that he may have be-
tween him and long Imprisonment
in the State penitentiary but few
days. He certainly remains cheerful
and cool and has studied and master
ed the law and the facts in his case.
The attorneys of Mr. Parrish have
until Jan. 8, in which to file their
motion before the court of appeals.
It is probable that the court will
at once set day for an ,rs' hearing
on the motion and then there may
be other days before decision will
be rendered.
Mr.. Parrish has now been in jail
here nine months and it Is expected
that he will at least round out a
year.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

The recent exposure of the mis-
management of the Children's Orphan
Home Society of Kentucky has opened
the eyes of people all over the State
with reference to this peculiar insi-
tuition. Various County Fiscal Courts,
churches, Sunday Schools and individ-
uals have contributed Thousands upon
thousands of dollars for this concern,
most of them under the idea that il
is an Orphans Home, when in fact
it is simply an agency for finding
homes for orphan children scattered
about over the Safe. The institution
Is never out n great amount of money
on any child, as dhey do not keep
two weeks. A great deal of good has
no doubt been done by this society
in finding homes for destitute helpless
orphans who would otherwise have
suffered, but the STATE pays $4,000 a.
gNhis ~ ouhi Hhipig s'ull4bltul IUueT
an economic administration. 1t de-
veloped however recently upon an exam
ination by Mr.. Thatcher, that the PreSi
dent was being paid $4,000 per year
and had overdrawn his salary S1.5OO
and that 81 500 had been spent during
the sessions of Legislature at Frank
fort, wineing and dining and furnish
ing cigars 10 the members Of the Leg
isla.ure in order To put them IN a
good frame of mind for voting a large
sum TO the society. In other words
the people of the State were furnish
ing the money with which TO per-
suade the Representative to spend
more money. Besides several of the
agents or sub-agents who run around
over hte State begging money and
kidnapping" children were found to
be short in their accounts. This is a
pretty kettle of fish and
should at once call attention of the
tax payers of the State sharply TO
this institution which as great
many people think sometimes COM
mits wrong enough, in robbing parens
Of their children. to more Than Offset
the good 1t does.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07
PALO.

Uncle John Wimsatt is on the sick
list.
There was pound supper given
at Mr.. Almon Dukes last Saturday,
which was well attended.
Miss Rosa and Fannie Berry return.
cd from Taffy, where they have been
the guests of Mrs. Rufus Bartlett for
a few days.
Mrs. Nora Wimsatt. of Hartford is
vstng trends in this neigrborhood.
Miss Anna Laura Dodson and Miss
Della Willis spent the holidays at the
Narrows.
Miss Gertie King and sister. ZELDA
spent the day with Mss Roa Russell
last Tuesday.
Mr.. Buck Flener and family spent
the holidays with Mr.. Jim Smith and
family near here.
Mr.. Kit Berry. of Greensboro came
home last Saturday, returning Mon
day.
Mr.. Ciaud White who got hurt by a
load of cross ties few days ago is
able to be out again.
Mr.. Tom Smith filled his regular APP
pointment at Mr.. Buck Flener's last
Sunday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07
,dith and Gladys Fulkerson.

Edith and Gladys Fulkerson.
II l were Woman-Lizzie Chinn.
Giving and Getting-Novia Ross.
Better to Give than to Get-Marvin
Ross.
Music.
Dialogue, Most Noted Men-Harold
Johnston, Corbet Sothard, Chester
Fulton, Preston Southland, Frank
Robinson, Leslie Bowen.
Little Robin Red Breast-Homer
Fulkerson.
Drummer Boy Of Shiloh-Ruth Ora
ham.
The News Boys-Lennie Fulkerson.
Music.
Dialogue, 1.-THE Favorite Month
Maggie Tomerlin, Novia Ross, Maggie
Hunter, Edith Fulkerson, Rosa Bowen
Oggie White. Opal Fulkerson, Ester
Fulton, Neck Johnson, Bessie Ora
ham Anna Bowen and Dimple, Effie
and Gladys Fulkerson.
Music. ....
The Merry Christmas-Novia Ross.
Home Sweet Home-Lennie Fulker-
son.
Little Drummer-Maggie Tomelin.
Music.
Dialogue, almost an Elopement''
-Allis Van Meter, Shellie Southland,
Luther Gray, Noal Hunter.
Selling the Farm-Edna Ross.
Dialogue, 1.-The Girls Debate"-Eula
Rowe, Nellie Johnson, Claris Chinn,
Maude Fulkerson, Ethel Robertson an
Lennie Fulkerson.
Music. ......
Dialogue, THE FRIGHTENED Beau, -
Edna Ross, Daulphis Hunter, Eula
Rowe, Ruth Robertson. Ellis Sandefur
and Robert Ross.
Music.
Dialogue, 'Mischevious Negro" Len
ME Fulkerson, Noal Hunter, Ellis
Sandefur, Mary Johnston, Daulphin
Hunter and Aron Ross.
Music.
Treat, twenty five pounds of candy
one stalk of bananas, nine dozen
oranges.
This is Mr.. Sandefur's second school
at No. 10, and we hope to get him the
third, for he has certainly given en-
tire satisfaction. A Pupil.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07
City Council Organized.

The new City Council mst at the
office of Wilson & Grove, Tuesday
afternoon and organized by selecting
the following officers: City Clerk, r.
". Collins; City Treasurer, s. X. Cox;
CITY Attorney. G. b. Akens; City
Marshall. Sam Riley. The Council will
meet hereafter, the first Thursday
night in each month at the law Of
flee OF Wilson & Grove.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce
Hon. Ben johnson a candidate for
reelection to the office Of Represen-
tative in Congress from the Fourth
Kentucky District, subject to the
Democratic primary election to be
held March IL, 1910.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

Col. Ion b. Nall has been selected
as editor of the Farmers Home Journa
Colonel Nall was for many years con-
nected with the same Journal and Is
known all over Kentucky, as an able
contributor TO agricultural publica-
lions. He is a native of Ohio county.
but mas been a resident of Louisville
for a great many years.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07
The Louisyiile Herald. which SC

The Louisville Herald. which some-
time ago lowered the price 10 one cent
to citizens of Louisville. jefferson
vile and New Albany, has just an
ssounced that the reduction will be
universal. This will be welcome news
70 thousands OF readers Of that pop
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

The anniversary edition OF the Lou
syiiie Times was the largest paper
ever issued in Kentucky. and was
. very creditable demonstration of the
growth of that great Journal. The
addition contains many items of in
terest which VII be OF value To the
psopie of Kentucky TO be laid away
Cor reference In the future.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

We can clean and press your coat
suits. skirts, jackets, cloaks or wraps.
also clean your kid gloves and muffs.
All work guaranteed. Prices reason
able. Hartford Pressing Club.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

II Mr.. Roosevelt Is ever elected
president again, he will find his old
friend, Brownsville puzzle, still un-
solved and ready with his welcome
smile.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

Mr.. Bryan's South American tour
will be vain search, If he goes look
ing for countries on the silver basis
. aud satisfied with Their contents.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

ular paper throughout Kentucky. The
Herald under its present management
Is destined to become a powerful In
flunece in the future
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

II Mr.. Peary is still patronizing
the Clipping bureau. doubtless he will
notice thai he is being freely advis-
ed also To toll il to Copenhagen.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

Surplus Funds >. :. :. :. 749.42
Undivided Profits :. =. :. -. 442.42
deposits subject to check
ION which interest is not
paid :. =. :. =. :. :. :. :. 15,662.98
Deposits subject to check
ION which interest is paid .. 5,639.13
Time Certificates of Deposits 43,740.35
Due National Banks :. :. :. 2,992.18
Due State Banks and Bankers 100000
Chashier's Checks outstanding 1850
Bills Payable =. :. :. :. :. 100000
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

Prince Albert, of Belgium probably
regards the operation upon King
Leopold as having been succc ssful.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

1t is dangerous thing to bend
a good resolution to the breaking
point.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

Whether DR.. Cook discovered the
North Pole or not, It will be conced-
cd that he was agreeable personally.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

The career of Castro seems moth
ing of success 10 that of Zelaya,
ing of a success to that of Zelaya.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

Having at last disposed of DR.. Cook,
there is that man Haskell, of Oakla-
homa, still on our hands.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

Clifford Pinchot doesn't have 10
name names" He might just say John
Doe, of the cabinet.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

Was it "a coincidence that Presi-
ident decided what is whisky" on
the threshold of the good resolution
season.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

What has become of the one colored
man who used to figure in the artic
pictures?
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07
Quarterly report
OF THE
BANK OF FORDSVILLE

Doing business at Bordsville. County
of Ohio. State of Kentucky. at the
close of business ON the
2Sth day of Dec. 1909.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts with one
or more endorsers as surety 1920. IS
Real Estate Mortgages -. 15,52S.54
Time Loans ON Collateral :. 6,722.39
Other Stocks. Bonds. Etc. :. $4,000
United States and National
Bank Notes and Specie >. 9,6S9.56
Checks and other cash items 25S. AZ
Overdrafts (secured) :. :. 1,4S6.O6
Overdrafts (unsecured) :. :. 1881 :O2
Current Expenses Paid :. >. 527.3S
Real Estate--Bank House :. 10000
Other Real Estate :. =. =. 2.796.59
Furniture and Fixtures -. 1907. so
Total :. :. :. s95,se2.ss
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in. in
cash :. :. :. :. =. :. ). :. 100000,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07
Total -. :. :. -.
STATE OF KENTUCKY,
95,S62.90

County OF Ohio, Set.
I, ]. T. Smith, President of the
above named Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and be-
lief. ]. T. SMITH JR., President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9TH day of Jan, 1910.
]. T. SMITH JR., N. p. o. c.
My Commission expires January
10, 1910.
w. A. FIEMISTER, ...-
J. T. SMITH JR.,
Directors.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07
Quarterly Report
OF THE
BANK OF HARTFORD

Doing business at Hartford, County of
Ohio, State of Kentucky, at the
close of business on the.
2Sth day of Dec. 1909.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07

will bedsontn bills "Stb
bHghonsw nS from p
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-01-07
Report Of the Condition
OF THE
OHIO COUNTY BANK

County Of Ohio, State Of Ken
lucky. att the Close Of Bust
ness OH the 2Sth Day Of
December, 1909.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
Coulter, ga.

Get er truffet noget / Sangeora9
oenne Sang meo at meooele no8et
til o9aniferen~, men pbeore lent
emo oIorig~ er Der pitt noget, JON
beOoer.
Sort Iii efter min iioite Deb.
oeleIie, til n0aniferen", en- Sang /
@fteraoret, blep Wtrs. CIR. Na0
ien ipg Of 2unsebetenOeIie, % 81
ter nogle 0ages SpseIeie osoe bun.
Sun blep unoer flor Deltage!ie be.
graoet fra Dor airfe paa Goiiltc
&~irfegonro. gun bill pitt nere er
Del befenot no oper SnmfunOet, D.
bun bar oeret aotfepi9e paa 9Ici
Sfole for en- Del aar tilba9e. Sel
oes Bigenaon bar Same Wiffelien
vi begpnote Dor Sui meo OF bare
SuletrRfeit | airfen lille S~uleaften
gernene fremiaeoe oeres imdo ol
itore Stpffer, iom Sc baoSe i9ri.
% fom belt goot ira oct, OF D
baD6e ale en- bel forneielig 4ften
SuIeoag beepnote pore Sulenleoel
meo @uostieneite | airfen. Sor'
Wsoer / SuIen bar iuit life begun
itiget at soot gejr, for bet frci
baarot os ineeoe meget nf Iioen
Zen 81. December bolot Meniq
beoen lit 4arsmsoe. Sobanies ~
Damien bleu g~enDalgt JON Sefretat
og Ole Sanien oalgt til Deafor
8. q. Beterien iom Delegat II
Samtunoets aarsmsoe til Com
mer. Oct bapoe gaaet lin i9un
Gang, og Peugefasien oar ! goi
Oroen. Oct pIeier iom RegeI q
bore Bengeiager, Der tager Bro
berpnrten Of Eioen oe0 bore aars
ms6er; men i @ar Hap ri let beI
ODER bet. Sens Sanien bleO palg
til DeIeeat til areosmeoet M
CONNER. &erren bar onret go
moo os i bet ipurone @ar, og De
bsr Ri iige BAN Eat for.
Der bar oRret bol6t Opbpggel
iesmeoer | Sfolebuiet MI 70
nogIe Tiger; oct bill ogiaa bore III
Grugt.
Miis goeI Nielien, Dor forrig
Eraits Datter, bar pqret | 9eisI
ber bos nogle nf fine geninoer.
Ger bill, ON alt gaar efter geitem
meIien, blipe afbolOt Wisiionsme
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

Iom for % aar iioen 9gteoieOe Dem
Der | 9Den. Nenigbeoen ooerrafte
Sem Ell Selofanoe meo 9affe.
Scr I Council 9luffS er ri enomi
life grebne al Den npe 9ep9gelie,
Iom fal0es ,Weat Strife. @runOen
Deo ieg life. tbi Rriierne er iiffert
beie nof. Men maaife oct er, for0i
en- Doftor ifren, at bpis bi bolot op
meo at ipiie aso, Dor Der 5nre for,
at pore S9noer piloe gaa / 6orroao-
nellie; men bet 9er De iiffert life,
iaa I9nge pi ipiier Drouno steaf"
Oct er iao bel oo pitt ogiaa be0re
at gioe en- bei Bris for 500 og bend
re line S9n0er emo at laOe Dem raa0-
ne, % Oi ion ifuIoe febe ct MT
o@ebis".
Otter at bope boft en- 8inter /
December inn foIo, iom ri fife bar
bait / mango 9lar, fit ri Iua EN-
Sanuar meo Solifin og milot geir
iom ypi life bar bait / mango Aar"
Og funOe oi M faa ct ti0ligt 6or-
nar, pil0e BET iiffert ogiaa blioe
oct tiOIigit 5ornar ri baDoe bait !
mango Aar~. 8i bapoe oa en- bpio
Sui meo en- al Oisie Sneitorme, JON
hi beIler life bar bait / mangeslar"
Der er ct gammelt Orb, Iom Tiger:
vSpi0 Sui gioer gren gaaite, og
boem oe0 = paa Ssn0a9 er oct
5nitelaon oe ian er 8aaifen 10
life langt borte. og meO ben moaife
6eIler life 5oroaret.
Sore oWor~ boem Oh iaa iiOen er,
ieg Tiger dig 8at Tor DIN 0ptaars-
bilien og oil me0 oct iamme gribe
a~nleoningen til at iperge big: bOor-
for ipnes on, at nSfriba~ er iaa
beiti0elig? BET piI0e interesiere BAN
at pioe. 0g. Serbia, bin iioite
artifeI pate min ID5eerrigbeO Ell.
ter at lie, boor mango @auge OH
finoe ifriOe bit Rapn. Oct par lise
De0 at Lobe runot for 9inene, tbi
oct par Der life minore emo IS
@a1ge. Oct por npiten nof til at
bliue Iio0pr al Sfribenternes Or
ben. 9tu ma on life blipe ait for
rsrt oper oenlie 3anfe, men moo
tnge Den / Dompebeo.
Sna til Slut en- penlig 9ilien til
oen belle Stab al aorreipon0enter
lige ira Californian til o@reater
Nem Dorf.", og ale aGnniferen"s
29iere.
On Sfrioer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

ser fra ben %. til oen 81. 6ebr..
Sort efter Sui bnnoe Menigbe-
Sen oSurpriie~ paa bore Braite.
folf; en- itor 5orinmIine bar til
Steoe, og EN- ifgn Strno tiIbrogtes
iammen meo Yre~itefolfene.
gi bar biointil bait baoro BIN.
ter; oct frpier baarOt oo itoOiet, oe
meget Snepeir, bog life me9en
Storm ina Sneen logger ipont. Oct
er Here aar, iioen ri bar bait ina
ieon SIe6efsre, men oct er ganIfe
beioarligt for to SIeoer, iom ms-
oes, at fomme forbi binanOen og bet
6erer life til SielOenbe0erne, at Ell
Of Dem o9lter / Sneen.
Sort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

5remao er geroens piloe Hsit
Weo Damp og meo BIND til 8inee.
9iemao er 6jertets milOe 3reit,
Oct boiifer iaa oarmt berinOe!
Saooan iDnger ri | en- lille Gang,
og iaaIeoes er BET ogiaa. 5remao er
Raabet, ion1 lpoer ale gegne, % If
fe minoit lpoer ser til @uos 8srn
ct .6remaO", men idmtioig etaSiem-
40. 0ette minoer Dor Wenigbeos
Qarsmeoer os ON. De 6ringer os
til at itnnoie PEG Milep9len og ie
tilbage paa BET aar, Der benranot,
og Sremao MOB oct, Der fommer.
8i bar iao ogiaa bait bore aars.
msoer Der baaoe Wenigbeoens, auin.
0eforeningens og l1ngSomsforenin.
gems, og ale forlsb goot; nogle at De
tioligere gmbeosm9n0 bleo eenbalg.
tie, og nogle nDe tom mo.
Bi Ioa bel life ina meget al bette
vSremao" / 1909, men liot fremaO
gift BET bog paa flere Wnnber. Ser.
rem Dpre Iopet, ri berte on al og til
ct itiae Qomoens Gus iblonot os.
Sna ifaI oct MI bore o 8sn og
port gnife for Wenigbeoerne trinot
omfring og for os ielp, at Serren
Dor Sub bill bjplpe os nfremno"
1910. Sab os fpmpe 9errens 9rige,
og lao bort 5eItrnab bore ct fraf.
tigt ySremao", tbi ie, ban fommer
mart, og aoneens 9Grinoe bar Sat-,
Ssnoag Den 80. San. feireoe Der.
og Mrs. Martin Helien oeres SelD'
brpllup. Dn Sslpbruoeparret bapot
uotoIt pnifet om at gaa til alters
Il Dagens Q~nleonine, bar Der be-
ltemt @uostieneite til aI. 8 ON 81.
termiooagef. airfen bar oa ogido
omtrent fnIo, og en- life lille Glol
iamIeoes meo benz ON Serrens
Dor6.
Neliens bapoe inobu0t baaoe We'
nisbeoen oe llne0omsforeninsen oq
ale, iom fom iblanot %, til Ut
tensmao / airfens arppt. Snobp'
oelien blep mootaget meo @lnoe
bpao ogiaa bite iie oeri, at Der ual
meIlem 200 % $50 peo goroene
Boitor &eebe bragte Wenigbeoens
Eaf til Sslpbruoeparret for oereS
Mrbejoe ! og for Nenigbeoen ! D.
mango Mor og oplrite en- 2pfsnif'
ming fra port Samfunos Gormano
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
Nye Boyer.

OIfert Hiearo: 9rHtns % bans Ya9no.
StuSier ouer reIieisit SiaIeIip / Cps al bib.Iife
Sfiffeier os Optrin. pris $1.10
6. 6. Feierien: SbaS is bifterebe mine apnfirmanber.
SoDeopunfterne ben tritne gsrneIeroom forte
fontrete .S9tnnger meo anifuelise efsenpIer fra 9ibe.
len 90 MenneiteIioet. SO Sioer %.
Gbr. 9snse: glpernes Ssrael.
On lille Observation-Disclosures meS II Slluirationer.
fO1 Siber. 40.
asoIpb Nonao: Cub or a~Grligbeb.
On Hrfte graoifener operintte al q. 9nIboi. ct
Orb rette 3io ON ariitenoommen til soe onnneoe blnnot
oens Gorogtere". 100 Cher. 80.
Tanl C~lbenbnrs: Baa til alters.
ct Orc til unse. 90 5ioer 90.
3. 9. Tesr: st beIist sempeI.
RosIe Orb til unse 0aa1o ON genbeo. 19 Siber. .05.
s. g. Sanfcn: Der itaar ffreOe"-
Neiebnins til gibelI9sning for bper Dag aaret
1910. llogipet Of airfeIig 5orening for ben Snore 0sis-
iin Danmarf. 80 Sioer. 10.
Or. Sorreps Salcr til @nbs Nebnrbeibere.
SolSie geroen oDer ior arbeioere Subs Rise. aitoriie.
ret OperIptteIie peb anton Bait. Ga Sioer 90.
9aniib aatb. gnbl. SOnie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

I%aneiommere Sernbmeforbinoeiie
meaem oct oonite 5nitlono os Den
ipoIige 0abo, bor life funnet for
binore. at SnQano itnoie mere bei.
er fig MOB SpO, ierlig MOO Sam-
burg. 0ertil fommer Ben regerenoe
goanIfbeos partipolitiife QeoOi9t-
nin9sforboIo til SpaanO. % 0ai-
n~iiteriet Babies ~tenoeniisie Sfarp.
beo | oen retslige 5remf9r0 MOB
De / Splmo oaIgte Serrer @bri.
~itenien og Berg er life bleoen u6e-
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re SDnSpunft fan man foritaaOtrin.
ger, Ser fornplig berettes ON ira
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m9rfer DSpa. Bit.", bar ganife
pitt ct fenot Napn | 6erlinife Sour
naliitfre0ie. Sfent man life aIti0
tager bam %aIoorlig. benpttes ban
oog iom anerfen0t Iagfpnoig, bpaO
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10, at oet belle er digit og Opipino,
ct 5antoiifoiter. JON AItpiferne pn.
Ser at Iege me6. Oct er imi0lertio
en- 9eg. ser fife er belt uoen 5are;
BEN pier nemlig, / builfen Het.
ming oisie tpife Confer gaor.
5lens6org. 4rbejoslesbeocn. 81.
4p.) Gen Itore 4rbeloslesbeo, iom
berIfer Der / 8per, iaas oen 10.
San. oeO 5nogangen til oct M
09rft, bpor Der ON Rorgenen neO
Ottetioe1 taltes ar~beiosIsie / &un.
o~reoeois, iom penteoe pan at faa en-
al g9rftmeitrene / Gale for mulig.
pig at fna arbejoe. Get lpffeoes fife
for nosen al Dem. ri SneOferne
gaar Ser aIene beninOo et ballot
Silnoreoe ~arbeiosIsie. og Al Oisie
ifal . pore eifte og bnoe flere
9srn.