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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

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He knows that there Is being paid
money for the protection. He knows
that the very presence of the machines
described lays the owner thereof open
to a little call from II collector" lie
knows that If each and every owner of
a slot machine was to refuse to grease
the wheels Of the party machine. that
in "a hours he would and could stop
every machine IN town. s
WORST SORT OF GAMBLING.
"a well known citizen said this
morning: "The machines arc theworsti
form or gambling. In good poker
game or in a faro game there Is a
chance. In the ordinary slot machine
there is no chance. They pay 300 per
cent on the average. In every city IN
the country they have been abolish
ed by conscientious officials. The
patrol wagons were backed up and
the machines; that payilittle and sell
dom, were dumped into rivers or
burned at a great bonfire; Salt Lake is
now about the only community in 4
the country that will stand for them.
1.-THE worst phase OF the slot MAJ
chine Is that 1t takes money from the
1home The father. son. or brother
drops S cents In one. He loses. He
loses until finally In, desperation he
plunges and generally comes out of
the deal minus. several dollars. The
machines are quick workers and a
man, might lose $40 in half hour
with case. IT he wins he generally
has a lot OF stun on his hands that Is
useless. At any rate he buys more than
lie uses and gives the rest away.
Where the play is for drlnksif a
man wins he generally becomes in-s
5toxicated If he loses he might do the
same, tits bad for our young men,
d practise that should DO gotten after
by the police. but j suppose as long
as We have Barlow we will have this
sort OF thing. 1t Is bad for business
as well, A business Institution found
ed and relying on the profits of ma
chimes that pay any such percentage
as slot machines Is never n good to tho
community. How could 1t be?"
THE chief Of police refuses to dis
c,,ss slot machines. He refuses to say
whether or, not he knows they are
running against the law. In tho mean
time the merry little COIN separators
run along gathering their golden. lf
illegltimate harvest. with the full
support of tile police because they
4nre "cuttlng" with someone Who may
1T be is asked, the police chief or the
j"AmerIcan't party fund collectors? III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
SLOT MACHINES
RUNNING OPENLY
Gambling Devices Help to Grease
Wheels of"America q
Machine.
BLAcKLIsTED BY THE COURTS
In Test Case They We're Declared TO
Be Beyond the Pale of the Law,
But Barlow Knows Notllng.

AS conservative estimate there are
over 1000 slot machines running In
the saloons and cigar stores of Salt
Lake. (. & wi
Every one is run in open and defiant
regard of tho law.
Each and every machine pays to the
police department for personal use
for the American party +; campaign
slush fund 81 each and every month.
Detective George Chase. Is said to be
the collector Of this money.
only few days ago he made n
round of the town and took n census
OF the machines. Later a police officer
or other collectors visited these places
10 had enumerated and made the coll
lection or. told how the payment
should be made Those stores and
saloons who give a ''guarantoe'' are
not asked TO pay, as they claim that
Sthev are within tho law with! the 9TH
ers il was "put up or shut up or
course good "American" party mon,
ana others who come through regular
IL we're not bothered.
Judge j. J. Whitaker Of the police.
court said this morning that every slot
machine was running In disregard Of
sthe law. s He states that in his decision
5of a test case some time ago thnt! was
Si1anollv upheld by the district court,
they were held TO be gambling devices
and MS such should suffer the Same
fate as the roulette wheel or taro. bank.
~ e,hief of Police sam Barlow knows I
sthei slot machines are running Ho X
sInowH that the law is against them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
SCALPERSOUTW|TLYNCH.
ON WORLDS | SERIES.
President Declares That Charges of
Conspiracy Against Commits
sioncrs Are False.

Chicago. Oct 22.-Speculation in the
worlds series tickets was a live topic at
places where baseball fans congre-
gated yesterday.
President Lynch OF the NATIONAL
league. went into tho matter at length.
"It is absolutely impossible" he de-
clared, ITO completely suppress scalp
Ing in. q worlds series. Even when we
have limited the number Of tickets one
person can purchase to four, the buy
ers have repeated on us and kept the
scaipers supplied think that the
system we are using Is as perfect as
can be devised.
1.-THE charges OF entering into dis
honest conspiracy that have been made
against the commission have absolute
ly no basis" & e
1--WE are making our own investiga-
ton OF scalping and we have found that
IN every Instance the tickets found their
way into the hands of the scnlpers from
bona tilc purchasers. For instance,
tho employees OF n factory got together
10 the number OF 75 or 100 nnd send In
an order to us with the cash. In some
cases these buyers take two or more
tickets each, and In order to recover the
cost of tho ticket they intend to use
themselves they peddle the others to
scalpers or sell them themselves at
scalpers' prices.
"Thc very fact that as high as $40 has
been charged for SO seats proves that
scnlping Is not carried OIL In the extern
siye form charged The law OF supply
and demand figures In scalping just as
in any other business. If there were
plenty of SO ceats to be had, the scaipcrs
would bo glad to sell them at Sc or 81
The fact that they are selling them for
$40 shows that there are only few of
them g5
..Offers for evidence proving a con-
spiracy In which members OF the COM
mission are involved have been made"
said August Hermann. president OF the
National commission. "1'll give $1,000
for the same evidence, Tho charge that
the commission has anything to do with
scalping Is n full-ledgcd lie without n
shred OF fact In its composition" et
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
WITHDRAWN FOR
& STRAW BERRY Pr OJEcT0

Ii washington, p. g. Oct 90 he sec
rotary d. the interior has withdFawiii
from entry for all purposes al of sec
tons 10, IA. 2s, "a, Is and 20 In town
.ship 4 south, range II west, Uintah,
special meridian Utah; Lands thus in
icluded arc necessary in the construction
iof tho Strawberry valley reservoir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

New York, Oct. 22.-One of.the three
balloons In the international balloon
race from st. Louis which had been
unrcported and for which alarm has
been felt was heard from today when
the Aero club OF America here was
notified that the Swiss balloon Azurea
had landed safely In the wllds Of
Canada
The message came from Emil
Mcssner, pilot. and Leon Giraudan, his
aide. ana was as follows:
'Brscoe. Ont, 81. 3:J2 H. M. Aero
club of America, n. Y. Have landed
az miles northeast of Biscoting,
Algoma district. Had three days and
one night to work our way through
the woods. passing Lake Swimming.
Temperature at night II F. Please wire
news to I3iscoting.
tsigned) MEssNER. GIRAUDAN."s
Shortly after the first dispatch was
received another came from the bal
loonists. 1t was also dated at Briscoc.
and read:
Confirm first dispatch. Stay here
to meet balloon until Wednesday.
Wire position racers.
None was received from the balloons
American III and Dusseldorf III. Of
.hcials of the Aero club of America
today declared unofficially their. be-
lief that the balloon Gcrmanin, which
landed at Latuque, Que, on Oct 10
had probably won the race The esti-
mated distance Travelled Is 1900
miles, giving her the worlds record
over that made by Count De La
NnulX, In his 1.193 miles flight from
Paris to Siberia.
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presidency by either OF the old parties.
However that may be. 1t Is well to
note that they violate our dual form
of government by arrogatins to tho
national government the control OF
matters so purely local that they clear
LIZ belong to. the Jurisdiction OF the
states.
THE power 1t would give to the
president of the United States would
bc FAR more hutocratin and dangerous
to tho liberties OF this people than
are those OF any monarchy In Europe,
THE program has one saving fen
ture, however There Is about 1t all
such a preposterous absnrdity and
such an -ipsufferable cgot!sm as to.
excite snpt only condemnation but
ridloule." S s.y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
Police Arrest Decent Woman
Tourist Who Walks Down
Commercial Street.
HAULED TO HEADQUARTERS Il: If
Worst Break Yet Ends in Prorusc
Apologies TO the Indignant
Chicago Traveller.

A young woman, living in Chicago.
got Off a Western Pacific train al the
depot here this morning. She had ~
return ,ict.t ,,o..d ,,r s,,,,,o,.,.r 49,.
~. ~, -, - - =, - ''N'
~ iSi PURSE '9Ac aeclueu 10 spend
the day Visiting the sights around the
town.
w,,Lirr ao,,, ,.;.,, ca,,,,, -,
''hs uo"' ne. SCUM s'.ee.
thinking 1t might be Il sort OF China
town or other p,acc OF Interest sucl,
a. oho ~, .,.,
40 '''e '.au secii III oail fraticlseo ana
othef places on her trip she started
down the street toward Second South
street where the Wilson motel doomed
up, When she had walked down there
about half a block she was compelteu
to step into the nrst hot.l she came to.
She came out Of the place II, a few
minutes and continued her iwuy down
the street? ono OF chief l,nrlow,;
police officers was Following nor Ma.
couldn't understand w,iy ], ,,.fine,, ana
we'll dressed looking woman wnnId M,
on Commercinl {, stra,., rNvnrn .i,,..
reached the rnrner and stnrtnd 10
ward Main street. he walked I'M. ~ nor
and nlnccd he,' ,ind,.,. :, ~, ,rn..
woman was d,,mhtn,nacd snn ..I,,.,i
II nm outrage
ovr,, ,<,-.,r-., ,,,,,
h-IGaL -1 olflo :, 41
Sne was hauled up to the police head
quarters and taken into tile ASSEMBLY
room TO be there looked over by all the.
police standing near. Sergt. Pierce or
dercd the officer to take the young
woman into Lieut.. II. L. Shannon.
Shannon asked the young woman a
Thousand questions. he asked her II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
DEATH OF JOSEPH GILL.

Joseph Gill. sls years old, only son OF
JosephJ. and the late Rhoda GIL, died
mt the family residence this morning
at o'clock OF heart failure brought
on by an attack Of dtphtheria. from
which he had recovered. Short sery,-S
Ices will Sbe held at the city cemetery
Sunday morning at 10 clock. II
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tsanueNI
department gca kand eonga lis
because there are here sincerely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

Philadelphia-Tho grounded by
Zimmerman and Chance route. Bender
singled to right. Strunk hunted safely
on. first base line. Sheckard absorbed
Lords fly. Collins went out in the same
vicinity. No runs.
Chicago--Tinker struck out, Archer
lwentfout on Il grounder, Baker to Davis
Cole retired on strikes. No runs.
fc>vN
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MISUNDERSTANDING famed; Archer
dropped ball. but threw Strunk out at
first. Zimmerman threw Lord out at
first Holman moved only q few steps
for Collins's fly. No runs.
s Chicago-Cshance out, Bender to
Davis. Zimmerman singled to left.
Davis dropped Steinfeldts spinning
foul. isteinfeldt struck out. thinner
man out, stealing Thomas to Collins,
No runn ;;as2 51tt s{sil-t 5-Fi it5 stsHs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
CHICAGO WINS:
FOURTH||IG:A|N:
Cubs Save Shut Out in Worlds
Series BY Batting Rally
In Last Inning.
BENDER ouTpIT Gil s: COLE
Baker and Murphy Lead Team at
Bat Making Hits Which
Melted Runs.
----.------,---, ------------
s u,bl scenes FOLLOW clnsc Of Game
Chicago Fans Swimming
Over Field.

chicago. Oct. a2.In the fourth game,
Chicago Nationals defeated the Phila-
dtlphil Americans in the tenth inning,
saving the team from Il shut out in the
worlds Championship series. The score.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-19
Suit Nn~erfenbelie.

Gngan9 imelIem iones 9eti9r0ig.
beosfelelien at blue iaa it9rf /
Spiferens militpripulmenoe 9rpit,
at ban iimpeItben man gtoe i'm Bel
billie 2uft og irie 3siler = o5 San.
ife betr9ffenOe. 5elgeuoe anerfen.
0enoe og fulotuO ianoe Orb bi0iGt.
ties efter ct tDif 9agblao.
ugoa Sor0ens ganife AunO gi'
pes Der Del n9ppe ct anoet 6olf, Der
meo ioo ipariom uoridtning for'
itoor at bol0e iaa meiterlig @us, iom
oct 6anife. Soroen er raa og ep
ipu lange Wanne0er igennem beoPf-
fet me6 IS og Sne. 8eirforboIoene
er iaa ugunitige, at man / Spsg Il.
aer: 0aar oen enc 9alpoel al 3an'
marts gefolfning bol0er op meO at
npIe, begnnoer ben onOen at boite.
90 bog fraoriiter bette neiiomme,
ualminoelig flittige og busboIoeri'
ife 6olf ben farrige Soro fulOtop
af 0Gringsmioler. Sffe alene err
nRres ben baloanoen Milion eoot
og rigeligt, men ben formaor enoog
at gioe andre 6olf nf lin Ooerfloo.
Soaleoes bar Der | De ienere Aor
oenneminitlig paret uofert alene til
@uglono for 100000 900 Collars
Of geg og Smsr og 6lpif.
Ganmorf er tet befolfet, enonu
tpttere emo pore gtpaenglan0itoter.
gefolfningen er iammentr9ngt pao
5000 aDaoratmiI. @len meOens De
oanife QonomGno prooneerer lnngt
mere, eno Solicit ielO fan BRUCE.
mao Since ngInnoitoterne inofsre
DgIoige Rnsier af 2epnetsmioler.
Oct oonife gonObrug oriOes Oa og.
ian belt i1ennem pi0enIfnbeligt. og
ian intenIiot iom muIigt. aae lab
ieaes unoanaeoe. Sfaoen ueo Hotter
og operuGIoen0e lifruot. Tom bore
9nnOmrno Der War no oa snr mo
1aner ouer. er hfenot ! Ionmarf.
5oroen bGges o. pIeies. o. aft.
buao Der fnn0e iRtte bens Doeepne
He0. boloes borte.
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toges neo ieen. Mnnife er ban It'll.
let ioaleoes, at ban be0re fan reiie
oper og optaee neunte Misiion M
emo fer. Still BAN rimelige 8etin.
gelier.
9pis life oenne 6ulomaet til at
bonOIe er til Steoe, fon Sngen ioa
life blipe forbereot til npite Nars.
meoe. ina oct fan tage 9eitemmel-
ie ON M%isiionen. Serren bar DOG
ofte pitt os, at ban tnn orone boooe
pigtiae og ponifeIige Eager poa en-
oeliignet Moa0e gennem aarsms.
bets 5orbanolinger. 2a0 Den fore
neoe Strife fao 2on til of uotole Zig
ON 0enne Misiion, ON ben life ole-
reoe bar oct.
On oct er @1tos @iIIie, oo eio. al
ben %foreneoe B. Strife mootte toge
omtolte @erning op. Ger fnnoe ID
Onnnes en- pripot Screening for Den
2ep.3 eoInno .Misiion no9et Iig.
nenoe ben, Der efsiiterer for Sen
Tonmnrf. Wen ioooonne Sprfore.
ninoer og Spropoaoer er life snife.
Iioe. ON oe fan unogoos. Get el
beoit at p9re fples ON oft port Ir.
beioe i BEN foreneoe 8. airfe. De
bar itsrft l16ii9t til @eIiigneIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-19

S 9ofIouo iinoes en- 6orening al
6orIeooere og 9ogbunOlere. iom /
fine ge~itrebeIier for at unoertrpffe
imuOiio (obicene) STUNT og 9itteru.
tir ilutter Jig til polittife, ianitere
og fulturelle 8eitrebeIier I iamme
&etning / 9p og paa 9an0. 8eriom
ct Meolem al 5oreninaen fin6es
ifpIOi9 / at uOgine eaer ialge uip.
0elig 9itteratrr, blioer ban itrnfs
uOeluffet al 6oreningen. og belle
oct ieoeIige 8ubIifum oil boDcotte
bam. gn iaa6an 6orbolosregel
letter / boert 6oI6 llipoeIigbe0en /
&anrpgte, og 0erpeo er meget pm
Def.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-19

Den oerior lioer 9anmorf o9ioo
minore emo ale an0re Soil unoer
ben forboanoen oGrenoe 6oroDrelie.
8riierne er omtrent bnlo ioa beie
JON i amerifnnife 9per, oe enooo
CT 8orernes aoalitet genneminitlig
beiere emo hos os.
Bore 2onompno flin0e l9re me-
act hos oeres onnife anlosf9ler.
9g 10 burtigere, De eioroe bette, 10
beore. Spis por uiIfaarlige Sorobe.
bonoIing life meO BET alerferite at.
ieies al ct inteniipt 2%onObrug, tan
Den Gag ollereOe Ia0e Jig beregne,
% ri nlaa begpnoe paa Gornino-
ferieI.
Suis pao ben anoen SIDE pore
5armere oil brpoe meo ben gomle
Slenorion og lGgge Jig efter Sor.
oens 9ebanoIing meo iamme Soer.
iomme Sogfenoifab, iamne @run'
oigbeO og Samoitti9beosfulObef
iom Ganiferne, oa fan De 6orene0(
Stater ernpre Sen aanife 8eroen.'
Get oar goot iogt. Oeutihei
Mid)ell Gaa oaoinl
s. 9. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-19

@briitine Sefperien,
Cater al NieIS Seiperien. Der Spo
fOr 9pen, Oeoe Spnoag Morgen
81. 6.10 / tit Stem al Ipioio efter
30 Gage imertefulot SpgeIcie6 un
bleO 20 9ar, 10 Nor. % / Gage
81. 8egraoelien foregaar ira Stem.
met Ons0ag Mor9en ST. 10. zig.
talen boIoes I ben oonife STRIFE Der
/ Blair al. ca. II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-19

@n @uoernsr uoe / @eiten %fritiie-
rer y~gammeloogs GeIigion1, for0i
oen faar ct N}enneife til at anoenOe
for megen 8io poa i'm egen Sipls
8relie. san snifer Ell paugooenOe
3eligion. iom Logger 9egemet %
renier oct menneifelig Snmfmos
morolife aloafer. Denne 8lloernsr
ipneS at glemme. at n@uos Rige
er imoen / eOer" %, at .9ipet no
gaar ira 8iertet@ Den eomle Re.
Iigion, Der omoomer 9iertet, oil
operfleoiggsre ben / Dor lib ioo
bit priite humane ReIieion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-19

) 5orbinoelie meO SmtaIen al,
of 5abrifant aliels Youlien / 9roof-
Inn bar ifanfet 100000 til ameri-
can45conoinapien SocietD for 10.
pefsling al BrofeSiorer lfriper,
.aors og Stierne":
Oct uil oqre / friif Minoe, at to
omerifanife 9rofesiorer, 9r, Ieac
Gracfen og 5r. 8rGiioent Butler,
bar talt paa asbenbapns uniuerii-
tet. Oct melt bemerfeliespRr0ige oeo
be to Mqnos geieg par, at / boert
fSalo oen enc ai De TO 2lmerifanere
paa utoetpoig MaaOe gap til aenoe,
of ban par ct ariitenmennelfe, fom-
men ira ct 6olf af ariitne, til life
ringe 6~ornr9elie for pore egne bor-
nerte 9ooifalere, iom maatte opbp.
De belle oeres @uttaperfn for at bel.
be 8alancen mellem oct baanlige
Smil og ben ifDloige Ssfligbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-19

On paOelig 5ormel. g0bierpoto.
re Gomano~ offentligger EN- pane
Zig Jormel CDiotuproprio) angaaen-
be ben 6 3, Der ifaI Alleges al Dem,
iom foloes 9oftorer / ben bel
lice Strift.
Otter 0enne 5ormel ifal oisia
9oftorer afgipe 9efte ON, at anie
@runolRren og De at ben apOitolite
Stol og ben paOelige 9i6elfom.
MISSIONS 9efreter iom eoerlte &et-
TENOR og Gegel for oeres Stuoier,
OF be oil beoore Dem tro, fuloitRn.
big og u~forfalifeoe, og agte Dem
iom uongri6elige iamt nlorig imsoe.
goo @~runol9ren og0efreterne, bper.
fen i rnoeroisningen eIer paa no.
gen anOen @is ! Gale eaer Sfrift.
Dien oermeo er 10 Muligbeoen
for Of DRre 0oftor e1er oirfelig
IRrO foriounOen.
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SOrlagspirfiombeO og
Smubslitteratur.
9f S%oeneprpit u. 2 d ct.
III

Ill.
Seq ifol nu iremfgre en- lille Site
ouerggger, iom er uOgiOne af8Dloen.
oaIife 5orlag nnOer Yeter gtaniens
Seoelie. og iom fornuftiguis mao
6enreanes til Smuoslitternturen,
foroi 0eres bpentligite s.
qenffab er ben at oirfe beiuo.
len0e pao 5ontaii. % 5eleliesIioet
og oerigennem iorraanen0e pna belle
gerionligbeoen. 2iiten bliper notur-
Iigpis life iuIoit9noig, men BOG til.
itrGffelig lang til at temple bet
@pIoenodlife iom ct 5orlag, Der
(Deo Sioen al megen anoen Girf.
iombeO) ogiaa pirfer iom Smuos-
forla9.
sSeg ifal ierit nppne @eter Nan.
lens egne geaer. On oisie fan man
fsrt % FORFEIT iige at 8runOtan.
fen og @runotonen / Dem er ra.
fiueret @i0er1tgbe0, og at
oe. netop ioroi De er fuift % fIot
ifreone. er iGrlig ififfeoe til at
forgifte ct of oe opbeite og Go-
lcite 8orbolo / MenneifeIioet, 5or.
boloet melem Mono og apinoe. ut
%ian0anne gsger uogiue5 / 6olfe-
uogone, fan finn bete9nes iom en-
Sorbonnelie moo BET oanife 6olf,
ipecieIt moo De oanife apin0er.
0enue Com fan fun angribes ira
et Stanopunft, nemlig Def, boor
man bar tileanet Jig Den Sprog-
brug. iom o8olitiften" Tor nogle
aor ii0en isgte at inOfere, ifslae
bbilfen 2iOerligbe0 faloes o0obles.
ie~ og @emenbeo rJornembe0" o.
I. 3. Der er imiolerto ingen Slime.
ligbeo for, at 0enne me Sprog6rug
pil trPnge igennem berbjemmp inn
liot iom / ANDRE 2nnoe; og inn lPn.
ge iom man boloer Jig til ben gnmle
Sprogbrug, oil npppe nogen prgoe
poa at roffe ben openanfsrte aaraf.
t~eriitif al Naniens 6orfotterpirfiom-
beo.
S 1889 uOienote 6orlaget eopar0
8ronoes g8et unge BLOB, ongao.
enoe boilfet Sfrift ieg fun bebeOer
at min0e ON, at bet bleD osmt Tom
u~tltgti9t en- mGrfelig Sfe6na
for ct lint 8orIag
2iot ienere uofom @uitau @ie6s
foinife groouft Bet ipage aen"
Sea ifnl life fer orsfte. boor fort
eaer fife @ititao 8ieOs 5alent eI.
Iers er, men fun benlGrfe, at | ben
nRpnte gog er etbpert gpor Of Ia.
lent, eaers er. men fun bempr.
fe, at | BEN nGUnte go9 er ct.
bnert Spor of Talent ~ioripunoet.
oct eneite interesiante er Hoabeoen
Ser gsr forgpoes 5orieg paa at DRre
norton. ON bette Misioiter i~frioer
Reooftsren Of oct Qetteiieoife 3ios.
ifrift OSfar Rontelius fslgen0e:
Uloo en- BOG Tom oenne - moo en-
8og. Der pnn zen Moooe ifilorer
ben frigiorte aoin6e, buroe Roroens
bddoe Weno o9 apinoer meo 5or-
nrgelie proteItere.~
Sm Sofob 3oniens On tritiIf
lib fan iiges. at nrppe nogen er
nooet oi0ere END oenne 6orIntter |
prinripmnSfio 6orberIieelIe nf BE.
Ttioliteten og 1orbaonelie Of al iono
OF p0el MenneifeIiabe0.
= 1902 nofom 2onlou Woruis.
Iens Oct eoiatfpinbeffge~
OF anorens S~nurfTnnos @ 10
garHbom". bUiIie to %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-19

Sra aorsmgoet | Burlington, s.
II. Sini 1910, meloes oeo 0lgoets
Slutning fslgenoe: Iii S~omfunOets
5ormano genDnlgtes Boitor g. 6.
8oobolot. Eli Meolem at Sfolerao.
oct pnlgtes Bat. $. 6. Rsroom ira
Chicago | Steoet for Bait. 5. Ssf.
eenien, iom afgif. I'll gieOoftsr al
airfelig Samler gen0algtes Eoit.
Q. .. AOoboIm oe Bait. Safon
Ssreenien til bans NeObialper. I'll
Goritanoer for Sfolen | les Moi-
mes Doigtes Bait. 6. y. 3sibiere +;
men On ban life bar siOet beitemt
Silingn ON at tnge moo Stillin.
gen. fonitituereoes gait. G. @nsner
iom 6oritnnoer inOtil Dioere. Mars
msoet n~eoiotie et llounIe pon 5ggeo-
Iemmer. 2 Fruiter 90 3 2ramrHo,
I'll fremOeIes at ouerDeie S~foIeiagen
9clumanosuopaIaet fra 5reosOiIIe.
6arsmsnet afaif DeS 7soen o. bets
Snoberefnfna benIaaoes.
2. 2. &ornipIo. Der IIaefom Cor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-19

Sra Rocine, isis, meooeleS, al
Scr. 5obn Ssreenien er Of gmauS
@enigbeo poIgt til at oirfe for
Somfunosbla0enes lobreoelie. Set
gIeOer os at lie, Der tageS fot. 9or
oct fun bIipe ret aIminoeIiot. Soo
noar o8oniferen" nof oct foitinttt
8ol al npe SoI0ere inOen Rptonr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-19

0anmarf uor ben fsrite Stat, JON
ienote 9eoningemisiionerer ns til
line aolonier,
ben ferite Stat, iom forbeo Jseger-
ilaueri oeru0e, og
Den fgrite Stat, iom forbeo 5eoe-
forfslgelien inoen for fine 2anOe'
grenier;
men life ben ferite Stot, JON for
beo Spiritustrafiffen.
Str. 9gbl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-19

ftanoer 9~oroentoit bopoe opin9t i'm
Gtiaing JON Qerer oeo Sfolen /
0es @oines, bIep Of @ursmsoet op-
fororet til at bIioe, men ban ofilo9
oct.
81. u. geiter9aaro
/ SIS. oe Ct