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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-03

Ardelle Mason Of Chicago. son OF w
tt Mason of Hancock, Is spending Q
few days at his home In this CITY,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
STATISTICS OF APPLICATIONS.

Following are some of the positions
obtained: Bakers, IS; blacksmiths,
3; boys, I25; carpenters, 70; fire.
men and engineers, IS; farm help,
not including harvest hands, male
695, female 3S; factory help, male
AZ, female IS: gardeners, "A;
grocery clerks. 10; hotel and restau-
rant help, male s23, female 33S
housework, male 81. female 327:
janitors, porters. watchmen, 1856;
mechanics. 40; Office help, men 70,
women 9, nurses, women IS; paint
ers and paper hangers, 26; private
places, men 83, women d; quarry.
men. IS; sales people and solicitors
men 58, women 7; stcnographers
men :. women 10, teamsters. ass;
walters, I22; mattresses, 81; washer
women: ga.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03

ment bureau at Cape Girardeau,
Sedalia, Springfield, Hannibal and
Joplin, in addition to the branches
now maintained at St. Louis, Kansas
City and st. Joseph, and recommends
Il private commission of wealthy and
public.spirited men and women for
every town in the state to cooperate
with the state bureau. The cost of
the five additional branches would be
not more than $500 a month, half of
which could be saved from the cost
OF maintaining the other branches by
reason of the saving in travelling ex-
penses and salaries OF statisticans,
which must now he sent out for the
compilation of statistical data in the
vicinity of each proposed new station.
There were 1850 applicants for
jobs last year, OF which 7.II4 were
placed in good positions free OF cost.
Applicants for help were far more
numerous than applicants for posit-
ions, but the job and the right man
did not meet in all cases, and many
applications for jobs ard for help re-
NAMED unsatisfeti. In all 25,468
applied for help, 23,3o2 fer men and
1884 for womeil. The largest num-
Der of applicants for help were from
the harvest fields, I6.soo men being
asked fer. This was about the only
class in which every applicant for a
job was placed, 1871 men being sent
to the fields. Applicants for positions
as iaborers were more numerous,
numbeting 3,446, of which 2,Isa
were satisfied. There were S.2s4
applications for labor help, of which
a,I8S were satisfied.
The one woman porter who asket!
for job failed to get it, as did also
woman looking for professional en-
ployment and one who wanted to be
a lady's maid. The only kinds o.
help asked for in which there were nc
applicants were women telegraph
operators, women printers, womer
gardeners and women dairy helpers.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
PLEADS FOR UNEMPLOYED
LABOR COMMISSIONER SAYS RICH
WOULD 90 WELL TO PRO-
i, VIDE TBS.
advocates establishment OF Five
More Branch Stations OF Free
Employment Bureau
In Missouri.
In Missouri.

If all willing to work were given
employment in which they could earn
an honest living, child and woman
labor, as well SIS much of the crime
now prevalent, would disappear, is
The opinion expressed by J. G. A.
Hitler, Missouri state commissioner
of labor in the 1909 Red Book Of
the Bureau of Labor Statistics. now
being distributed from the Jefferson
City office.
with the land full of idle but
willing hands and the country full of
resources and wealth, there is no rea-
son." he says, why there should not
be work for all who need and are
anxious to get it. Wealthy men and
women with plenty of unoccupied
time on their hands could use their
money and spare moments to no bet
t,r advantage than to plan how to
create work for those who need i,
and are willing to toll hard and long
for living.
I'm this vast country Of ours there
is never a time, no matter how much
prosperity prevails when thousands
are not ont OF ernpl 'yment--thons-
ands of men and women who are
honest, constantly show their graft.
tude in all ways for being given an
opportunity to live. Crime, at icas'
that part due 10 desperation brought
on by ccld snd starvation, would b.
greatly reduced by giving work ts
those &ho WANT 10 work, and the
cause Of civilization would make grea
proYrrss.
WANTS BRANCH STATIONS.
The report advocates the establish
teent of branches Of the free employ
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
Train News Service.

The news service some time ago
inaugurated by the Rock Island Lines
on their de Luxe train "The Golden
State Limited" between Chicago, st.
Louis and California, has met with
such popular favor that commenting
March 1st it will be extended to the
Rocky Mountain Limited" operated
daily by the Rock Island Lines be-
tween Chicago and Colorado.
This service has marked an era in
transportation facilities in that it keeps
passengers on those trains in constant
touch with the news of the outside
world. The arrangement contem-
plates full report OF the world s
news each day from the United Press
Associations supplemented by addit-
lonal bulletins, when important events
happen, which are reported to the
trains by telegraph and posted in the
observation cars.
This service, added to that oi
Victrola recitais, stock market quo.
tations, the service of barber, vaie'
for pressing clothes, etc, very nearly
approaches absolute perfection in
transportation facilities.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03

The ladies of the Barnett church
served dinner at Sears sale and cleared
something over $50 for their church.
Hunter and Williams had a fine
horse to get down in shipping to mar
ket last week and he had 70 be held
over at considerable expense. The
rest of their load was sold at fair
profit.
Sohn Woods had public sale We'd
nesday. He will move right away to
his farm he recently bought near Tip
ton.
Gal Silvey moved recently to the
Iuza Moore farm, now owned by
Mr.. Heineman and recently vacated
by Mr.. Clark.
Mr.. All Thixton is very sick and
his recovery is very doubtful.
Rus Atkins has rented the Tom
Koe Marriott farm south of Versailles
and is moving from the Ross farm
near Enid to his new home.
Frank McCollister moved Tuesday
to his farm which he lately bought OF
John Allen.
Howard Daughcrty last week
moved from his farm to Versailles
and the new owner, Mr.. Raber.
moved to the Daugherty farm.
Lon Sears sale last Saturday was
well attended and things sold well
and he is moving to Boonville, where
he will enter on his new duties.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
SandSpPing Farm,
February 25th,

February 2oth, l9IO.
The REPUBLICAN, puhlishes articles
from w. e. Post, who is monopolist,
and therefore an enemy TO the working.
mer, Of whom he is master. bht he also
Publishes letters from "Workingman,
and thereby advocating "a fair field and
no favors," gives to the reader OCCASION
to judge for himself
Most 9narre!s among us originate in
differences about, ami a,uued tlsc tl,inss
called property, which we all admit to he
vastly useful. but in order to defend it, a
legitimate boundary mwst he given to i:
The law of natu,~ exas' tabor Of man as
condition of existence, and as natural
law is based OH Justice, il is necessary
that she give to man an orportunityAe
| labor. Now the earth was given to him
for this purpose; and as all men have Il
right to life and liberty, it follows that
the result of his labor applied to land be-
longs to him; it is his property, and no
man, or set OF men, can take it, or pa;i
Of it, without violating the natural law.
Blu, the lard itself, though we may pos
sess it. is not property subject to barter
or sale; the title We held te land entities
Us to exclusive possession, as It does now
aud we admit that without this exclusive
possession there could be no security in
the piureriy of those things produced by
Labor.
AS land is not free, so 'abor and capt..
al caunot he free. Most men must ask
for work, and those who own the opporp
tunities of labor will pay as little as they
may, and, driven by this minimum wage,
form a union ia the hope Of forcing
wages up.
This they cannot do, because az worl :
ers increase in numbers the rent of Lard
increases, but land does not increase; a, Il
this rent, as the measure OF the prize
paid for land, is SO much taken from the
price OF wages, or III. Interest OIL capital
Here are few figures, which can
prove up with little time. Foreigners
own 25,OOO,O00 acres of American soil.
Spahr, the noted specialist, estimates ut
over $1,000, 100000 the railroad capital IN
this country representing no investniert
whatever. How can that be?
When the steel trust rcorgnniaed IN
New Jersey the value of The stock WAS
increased by S407 ,OC0,oJe, THE was all
water.
Telegrams could be sriit al cost to any
part Of our conntry for cent a word; the
pre.ent ihiiinn is % cents and the max.
imum dollar or more. could 20 much
further, but it is enough to show that the
wheat sent to Europe as rent represent
wages taken from Labor, it was paid for
the privilege to labor, so witt, interest
paid on all water values, labor is robbe'!
and II Mr.. Post can show that it is not
we will try and send hin, to the U. 5
Senate to argue with Mr.. Babcock, who
proved in the House that when X, X
. rails were sold in America for S2S, tn,
, profit to the trust was 50, or l00 p,l
cent OH the cost.
Yours for equity,
MoHKINGMhNi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29

Ell pelfpolificeret aonoioat or BET
em6eoe, ban ieger. Mr. 9iaioms
fun ingen agtpproig 9orger OGre
befcnot at faite lin Stemme ior.
01un Dil minoe5. II ban esentli9 er
arreitaut, poa ri 800 unoer 8all.
ton til at mooe for 1iitrittsretten
/ Omabn / 4pril. antIaaet a Il. z.
9oitoeportement ior II bare ienot
.o6icene matter" (bGsligt iqlt 2a.
ieItoD 9ennem Il. 2. Goit, % maa-
ife ban. Tor Aaret er omme. iiO0er
/ 9o0sfpnaiel. Men huif MI pou, al
Ell Stemme Tor 2ippincott trGffer
en- ira @e6rels % hielpcr iaaIeoes
g9iaiom5 I'll At faa 6Iertal. 81
Stemme Tor 9ippincott er fife alen(
en- Stemme foitet bort, men er
Stemme (eaer / 5oert Sab en- 5aIy
Stemme) for y9iQiams.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29
WeOleInsfort.

Sea ioritoar al 5nO6eretnin9er
til Dor r9eniions. % enfefasie", at
oeu er nogle Meolemmer, iom ifte
bar noget MeoIemsfort. pGertiiieatc
al Memberibip". oil oefior berne0
bcoc allc iaoooune ON oeo ct 9rep-
fort At laoe mia Oct oiOe. iao oil
Mc0lcmSfort blioe u~oigrNiaet og til.
ienot.
9.S. Ger er en- Gel, iom life
bar r|eturncrct oeres Snoberetnina.
scr oct BOG mn; Set er iaamGno
life mere. emo etboert opgti9t @en'
neife fon opcrfomme.
@reenuiae, Did. B.. y. @artS
1910.
". 6. Rieii.en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29

Qfeote ban 0erimoO en- gammel SO.
ne ierlt, mantte ban uiortepet nel-
Sc ON % opgioe 6orrettin9erne Tor
Sen 9og; hi eaers uiloe en- lllpf-
fe times hant. - st mt Stptfe Pr
6ei0e moatte mau al0ri9 6e9pn0e en-
Manong. hi iaa par Der inaen Spf.
fe oerpeo. On 6reoaaen maatte mai
/ iprliN @ro0 uogte iig Tor llbeiin-
Si95eo o. yilem Snaf@, til poo oen
0ag bau0e 0iunelens 6aanolnnaere
6rioaa. - BED Sillannina al Cor
tepolier gialOt BET ON al bolOe 5Dl-
oebornet paa Ell uis Maaoe, elers
oil0e &elierne rioroPrnes~ moer
aoaninaen. - Get par oilemt@ at
itsite om 9tatten, man fun0e ilgite
6 til iiq. - 9taar 2~pnfebunOen
eller ltalen itemte i meo Iangtrnf-
ne. 6ule. u6nggeIi9e, ~unoertrpfte
6pl naonliq. hDis Oet par aom
merfen Mi0ienat"0. uor ser cen
t 9nen, Ser mort ifuloe aipnae BET
ii0ite @er5". 60is nogen al
6ormniteIie gif ino paa airfegoar-
Ben peo 9attetioer. niI0e en- @uO-
Dom ramme BAN, iaa ban aIoria
fom IepenOe no iQen. - Sa iaa
oioere.
aae i%aaoanne gamle Soeer lig-
ger % iaa at iige / 9loOet. G9eutIia
tror ri 10 life pan oem - men al
ligeuel. gn 0anif 9onOe i 9ebro-
ifa fortaIte mia engong, al me0 Ser.
Jpn til At begnnoe meO ct mt Nr-
beioe ON Manongen. piOite ban 10
ioa goot. at oenne Gog umaligt
funoe bare emo Ben rin1eite Sn0-
! flnoelie poo noaet @lr6eiOe. eller bets
Selo oeroeO iornin6ifes, men (oet
oar nemlig ogiaa bans 0r0):
ID en- oIIigeoeli~
I. g. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29
Gn bbgtis Brett.

Der par engong en- Brnit, lom
bar opgtig til at preoife. Gem er
Der MI mango al, | aft 5aI0 er oct
life ioa ualminoeligt at bsre ben
gemerfuine, at Gaitor ben eler
Der er en- opetig 1aler, Omtolte
grpit Onr altiaa en- al Dem, iom
fom ino unOer oenne Rubrif. Men
ban bar mere END BET; tbi ban funoe
tnle, iaa at OrOene lit euigbeosbe.
tpouing for Dem, iom bsrte, 90 oct
err i~anoelig mere emo SrOgpoeri at
flinne set. Meo anore Orb Scr
liqbeoens re6e 3raao off iom en- lc-
penoe Strem igennem bans Gale,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29

02eo 6iertclia oilicu til ale iiar
til DC ioa, Der bar ifrenet til o, gaf-
ifc iurlia til min t~roiaite Zen, buis
gren bar opnuuntret mig NOT til III
/ Ell llges 8io At ifripe tire @onae.
Brpn oct igenl
Goers i Serren iorbrnoen,
;. ID. I @intber@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29

Hepr9ientantbuiet I @aibington
bar oirfelig in0logt Jig Sober. 5erit
bite set, at M iful0e oct bnue en-
Gnoe meo nGannonismen~ meO en-.
manosnploet | 6uiet. Sa, oct bite,
at Speafpren, fSormnt0en eaer Orb
itDreren / 6uiet, life ieln ifal BABE
2on at lqDe, ia life engang nnre
me0 til at lane De Hegler, bDor efter
ban ifal itnre. Wen oo man iaa
niloe forfIare bette Sfriot iom@pun
ooer Cannon, iaa reiite Oen iamme,
fom 6apoe brret 5orfemper Tor
Heformen, Norris al Nebraifa, iig
og gioroe g~ploenoe, at oct bar Frin-
Clip, man baooe fGmpet for, og fife
Sppnlpit, os me0 tort 6lertaI neo-
itemte man ct 6orilag ON at erflpre
SpeaferA gmbeoet nofant. Somme
mener, at Cannon Danot ueo 0enne
Ifitemning. 8i mener MI, at oct
bar 6uiet eler n5niurgenterne" /
6niet, ser panOt ogiaa paa bette
Tunft. 6uiet bar pit, at Set life
bill laoe iig tpronniiere boerfen al en-
.gois", eibeler al S9pnterit. Sligt
er oeroigt en- iaaoan longibenoe
Soriamling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29

gggeilo-aomiteen / Gbicago meo-
oeler os, at grof. gsg9ilo refer
fra aebenbapn meo nllniteo
States", ser afgaar Sen u. ApriI,
o. ban oil ioale0es funne nentes til
Nem gorf ben 2. eaer 3. Mai, bpor
ban Itrafs oil begpn0e jim 6oreles-
ningstur. 9ro%fesiorinoe 9egaiIo bill
leoioge i'm Mano paa belle Suren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29
smaa Sjele.

enoelia ipies oet at u9re Inf.
fe0es Benedict AorDentoits aritifere
at iao BAN f|iernet iom 6oritanoer
poo Brono 9iep College. Do"
iom Sen 3anife Rioneer" Tiger /
Sen anIeOning, oOet er life oltio
blunfe @adben, man bar benDttet
Tia a.. Ger er i1gen 5piul ON, at
Soueoqrunoen er 0en, at ban lite
err ~rettroenoe @rnnotniginner. Men
ga Dor opIpite 5io fife tillaOer, at
man aiuer BET l1oieen0e al, at man
isate at fplOe BAN for reli9ies
aptteri. ie1te man ANDRE @rltnee.
: Tior beifplote ma bam Tor at
haue foriemt ell al Sfolens 6ooeo-
opaauer, nemlig %lloonnnelien al
0anif.nmerifanife Sfolelprere. Get
err nemlig iaaleoes, Of nlan peo Go
lens @runolGgaelie beilutteee, at
0ens Opgane eaer 5ormaal ifrloe
pore treiol0; al u60anne 8rGlter,
at no0anne SfolelGrere % At oirfe
iom aunoifnbsifole. Mon fritiiere.
Sc 9roiesior Noroentoit Tor at bn.
pc iorbigaaet Gunft , 90 ierit ar.
beioet paa at opbDgge Ell allnoifobs.
ifole. 3 i'm Sper for at fomme
0oroentorft til Gins, mt e man
BELT, at en- opatis aunoifabslfole
er ell neopenOib 6oruoiGtning for
at funne 9ipe Ell %oroentlig Sfole.
lprernooonnelie. Nu | 4or anfes
Der oDer 9rpiteuooannelien at
Be ioar Tor Iiot lloonnnelie? ~
Rel, MAJ ifnloe ioriuarae oct
man proper Dem fllIoe al u.npt.
tige Singl Man iorlonger, at De
fol lpie @r9ifl gn ifen Dag for.
LANCER Horoentorft bel, at man ifol
lore Gngelif til @apns.
0oroentoft er til iioit blepen fec
al appleriet og bar reiigneret. en
S~ilbagepenoen al Yoe baluituoereoe
3eoeres~ 5io ipnes at tao ior %
rem. Men oen oanif.omerifanife
Sfoleiag pil Oerpeo mite en- al iine
alerbeoite M9no.
o3be ficfers bape bao their man"
men man bar iaa til @engplO 2or
til at forlonge al Dem, at De ifal
iGtte noget be0re / Steoet. Man
funoe 10 Tor Gfsempel gao no til
RDiteo, Nebr. for at iinOe Noroen'
tofts efterieloer. Ter iioOer Ell
Manb, Der / nroffelig 1iltro til
i'm eaen 8pgtigbeo letter iig no
oper bpao a lminoelige Menne.
fer mener. Sa inn fait %ouer6eoiit er
ban ON lin eeen DpgtigbeO, at ban,
ifsnt ban itnnr / en- lignenoe Ger
MING iom Ioroentoft. fife bar unoiet
Tia for at ii9e offentliat, at ban life
amer benne for at Opre- lin
Stiaing oofien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29

Oct amerifanife 9ibelielifab bar
M naaet at faa De 100000 tegnet,
ct Maal. iom BET bar arbei0et Tor at
naa I oper ct aar, og buis Opnaael-
Ie oar Den 9etingelie, Mrs. &usiea
Gage baooe iat for at ifenfe Gel
ifabet en- Gum al iamme Sterrelie.
3et er altioa M en- Miaion Collars
mere til l~lobreoelien al CUBS Orb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29

6poroan BET M forboloer Jig meO
9~rofesior 9. 0oroentofts Reiiona-
tion iom 5oritanOer for Zen oan-
ife airfe"s Sfole I 9es Moines,
Ga, iaa minoer 5ilf9l0et os ON
ben / lin 5io / 9. 5. g. iaa itarft
bppoeoe og loopriite IL II m e.
Iig6eo". Den ifuloe ga bel al0rig
pore "gaaet 5lsiten"? Gen 5ing
er set, at inaffe ON og role Jig al
RnmmeIio6eO, men noget anOet
ipnes set ofte at onre oirfelig at
haoe Stun for anoerleoes tpnfefoe
Menneifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29
Misiioncns 5remtio / 5npan

er Der iagt iaa meget ON. Ro9le at-
Ter 10 alt for at pere ipilot, andre
amer bet Tor al bape peret iao
frugtbart, at Misiion9rerne inarcit
fnnoe reiie biem.
0isie Hsiter Ipoer Tor set meite
ira Sen raoifale Sioe beruOe, ira
llnitarer % efleftifere, iom blnnoer
ariitenoom, guo0bisme. Sbintois.
me og aonfucianisme iammen / cen
itor 6oroirring.
Get bite iig imiolertio. at oper
200 Misiionnrer til anies for MO.
nenoige. Rniteu ale Selifaberne.
Ser bar Heprpientanter berroe, bar
6eitemt iig til at forsge Stprfen, og
ilere al De inoieote airfer bar be.
RET me0 til at begpre oct. Ger er
fommen mere 9io oDer Smoeue. emo
Der par ion ct Bar glnr iioeu; man
err fommen til at ie mere paa oct
u6pre 4rbeioe. ser enonu itnar til
bage, emo pnn oct, Ser alereoe eg
opnaaet, boor tort bet emo er.
apribn bar nof nGiten ~ Nj.
lioner Menneiter, men enonu er Der
life mere emo ct Bar 5uiino ariit.
ne. Ger er ifet Gprnab og bonnet
aomiteer for at gre no9et mere for
ben unaaeoe Mosie. @anifeligbeoen
er, at oi ale bar Senoerne mere
END fuloe M; nogle er onerlpsieoe;
lpsier man mere paa, 9aor Der
mnaife noget | Stpffer | Steoetior.
gu | 5oraar ifal Der bore 10.
itiaing / Dor Nabobp; man bar
ilaaet iig iammen for at funne ilan
ct SoDe0ilag oeo oenne 2eiligbeo,
ga Ser oil fomne 5uiinoer al Wen.
neifer, iom alorig fer bar bert Ell
Orb ON 5relieren. gor gp. gsr
aft, bbo6 Den fan FOR at trpffe nogle
al Sc beisgenoe BERTH. Ger ifal al.
bol6es glimren0e a~fguosfeiter iom
onies Tor et AT De beolte Srefplaitrc,
% man iporer fife pao ll0gifterne.
Spoo eer Ri, naar aft fommer til
oft, for at bragg Sjnle til Serren2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29

Ger er ire annoionter for oGitD
Manor" / Wnrfen 6er / Blair | Aar
-@apbart Mebrens, Sbos. g. Sip
pincott og 80. d. @iaiams. y8an.
iferen~ oil ubiolut rna0e aae BON.
ife gqlgere ber / gpen til at ITEM
me for DIR. g. Mebrens. 2ippincott
bar ui intet imoo % funoe gerne
femme for banL troos oct, at ban
er Secialiiternes annoioat; ban er
er goo Berger og en- SnoersmanO.
Wien Der er ilet intet Saab ON, al
ban fan blipe Dalgt. Webrens er
fife 1Iene en- goo Berger og en- Sp.
oersmano, men ban maa anies JON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29
@amle 5olf

ifreu leg 10 ogian ON iioit; oct bar
anmepnmas Mooer, jeg 0a iortolte
liot ON; Ger oar imi0lertio en- an.
BEN gnmmeI 8erion / airfen ben
Dag, 6aoer til en- al pore ariitne;
BAN bar BET ogian rpffet en- bel
Gel /; iipr iioen bans Stone oeoe
/ 8jor CONNER; bun 0sOe iiffert /
Iroen pna 8erren; ifent oi life fif
benoes 0aon / Dor airfebog, tror
lea BOG, BET er ~ifrepet %beropentil.
Sun enifeoe at blipe og6t. men
benoes MnnO bon0e lpit noget / gi,
belen og funoet, at Ser par iagt mo-
act ON 3aab Tor De os0e, oe iao
ip1tes ban, at BET bar beOlt at ipttg
0et op, til bun par oeO, oa bun por
iao meget 0aorlig. @i bnooe oftere
taft ON oct meo Dem, men paa Del
ii0Ite fnnoe FUN ilet life tale Gaa.
oan lau bun pei ct Bar Wanneoer)
ioa oet par fun til 6enoes panre.
ren0e, at bum gioroe iig foritanelif
peo 5egn, Ri IF BET oerfor life al
oioe, fsr oct par for lent
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-29
6enfarne Siber.

Sa, for egenli9 At taa bette
Spergsmaal 6eioaret, fan Oct 10 90.
res perionligt: Gr ou ~ooertroiif2
@r iea ielu2
lltoipIiomt oil 6Iertallet bIanot
2pierne paa itaaenoe SOB % re0e
Saan0 ipare: nei. / pore oplnite Ii
Ser bar 0pertroen miitet i'm Naat
% 8ploe, ri fer iimpelhen al for-
rige Cages Gnfoloiaheo % Sno'
ifrpnfet6eo - M peo ri beIoiguis
6eore emo at bpn9e eiter iIi9t 6urn-
ligt Seieril
0aa, naa! mon BET MI o8iaa er
iaa i~iffert?
Gag for oct isrite 5alet -. -
Sar on III aQigepeI life en- ois he
ipeft nor bette Rummer, min 9en2
GQer er oct Oia p%irfeIig fomplet Il.
gegploigt, ON On anpiies et 9ereI.
ie I 6otellet meo Bette Mprfe =
eaer ON 6u ii00er ieIutrettenoe til
9oros2 gaer ON Oh, hOis ou bar
Dit 9fapn pea Ell eaer anoen Cite,
Itaar iom Ar. 1872
IN fan uomGrfet goot uGrc be-
fenot al iiae, at meo 0enipn til Bet
te enfelte 5iliploe er oct 9nnife
pitt iaa iom iaa. let tunoe Tor
6eiten pore interesiant At ride, ON
Der blanot 9pierne iinOes enoo8
blot een eneite. iom- er i~uloitpnoia
rem og iri Tor 5rettenfrpgteH. =
6pao NOR / llna0ommen nemmer.
etc. Get er netop Sngen: ri er fife
ooe~rtroiife, pan ingen Maaoe. al.
Iangtfra -- men aaiaeDel. abem!
iaaoan liOt - Oct uil iige, bml =
ga, oct pil iige, BET er os iaa iaos
greet ira 9arn0ommeu al. al oi
meO Dor 6eoite Billie % 6eore Vi.
oenoe fife formaar aanife At rpitc
alt oct gamIe Honieus no Al 6raf
fen.
San on buife. boor oet grasiere
De meO 6oriigtig6eosregler blanSt
Wenigmano 0erbiemme? Slime
ligpis funoe Der paauiies mango 9a.
riationer al ct 9ipet emne. Ser er.
MI Iiot al, boaol jee iom Barn og
Dngling olprte~.
SfulOe ri no at fsre % Tor Bette
Ziemeo imurte gognen ierit, mant.
te ri oogte os Tor fife al ifrppe oper
&ognitnngen. nnnr ri aft ira 6iul
iii @iul = tbi eaers funoe ri pore
pis paa at fire galt". &ois
MOI ON Worgenen, naar man itoo
op, fsrte Set penitre Ben isrit ouer
Se%ngeitoffen, oiloe iutet lpffes Den
ganife 9ag. 6pis man 6eriteoe
lit hi imo0 9uuen, iful0e man IN.
oen Aften igle bitter 6ortrDoelie
oper ct eaer onoet, iom man / IA.
gens2gb gjoroe, z9taar 4igen aior.
De rent / Suiet, bar set ON at gsre,
at bun life iejeoe Stepet oper IGr.
ifelen - tbi oerne0 oiloe bun feie
2Dffen no al 6liiet. Spis man
AT 9nnoare ipilote Solt, beteo Oct
3rette oe Sin; oiorOe man BET
meo 8iaie, paaoroB man iig CUBS
5orban0elie. 2agoe mar grgo-
fnipen ira ia iaaIeoes, at Gggen
penote opao, uiloe oen Slemme
fomme og rioe pna aniuen. 5a6te
man en- aniD eler @aifel, iom falot
paa Spioien, ina Den blep ltaaenoe
opreiit paa 8uloet, funoe man be.
lane iig pnn ubebngelige iremmeoe.
- Spis oerimoo antten paifeoe Jig,
fom Der ueliet 8eisg no Oeraf, +
Naor Sefeolen lang meO en- flagen.
De Zone, beteo BET 2igiang. - 6pis
man iou meo 6s0oerne peuot MOB
9eren, ifulOe mon mart ubRreS
uo~. Sfnl0e 6usberren ct eaer
anoet Steo ben, buor Oigtige Saaer
ifnloe orones og ban oa paa i'm
Sci fsrit meote en- STAT (for alting
on en- graa), ga bar oct ct gariel
ON, at bans Gang Oiloe mislpffes.