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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25
MONEY IN TESTING SEED CORN.

MONEY IN TESTING SEED CORN.
Farmers having old corn should not
fail to test 1t at once for termination.
Macy instances are reported of nearly
100 per cent termination, which Is
probably better than most of the corn
raised In 1909 in states south of Mime
sofa Will DO, and somewhat better
than Minnesota corn O: last year will
do, though very fair results have been
obtained from germlnation tests at
University Farm of 1909 Minnesota
corn. Good seed corn is sure to be
scarce and every ear that will give q
80 per cent test or more should be laid
away for seed, whether grown in 1909
or previous years. The only safe
method is to TEST NOW.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25
TEAMS TO RIGHT
AUTOS TO LEFT
Law GOVERNING ROAD RIGHT
OF WAY WHEN AUTOS OVER
%-@ TAKE TEAMS. "

With the approach of spring, auto
mobiles will again make their APP
pearacce and tor the benefit of those
who are not familiar with the laws
governing the passing of teams with
automobiles we publish the same
below ~. +.
Until the las: session OF the legisla.
ture there was no law governing the
passing of teams by automobiles when
both are going in the same direction,
but the more general use CT auto
mobiles made an enactment necessary
to define the rights of drivers of horses
and the chauffeurs. The law is, when
an automobile overtakes team on the
road, the team shall turn to tho right
and the automobile to the left, and
that each is entitled to half the road.
II the driver of q team ahead of the
automobile refuses to turn out so
that the automobile can pass, he is
guilty of misdemeanor and can be
arrested and fined or sent to jail.
When teams and automobiles meet,
each should turn to the right, and
each is Untitled to half of the road.
The law governing the passing of
teams by automobiles does not seem
to be generally understood, and some.
times the team turns to the right, as
does also the automobile.
The law is as follows, and should
be observed by all drivers OF teams
and automobiles:
''Sec. IA, chapter 295, laws OF 1909
Whenever a person walking IN the
public highway. or person riding,
driving or leading horse or other
animal thereon, or driving or operat'
ing q vehicle therein, shall meet
another person thus walking or thus
riding, driving or leading horse OF
other animal, or thus operating a
vehicle, if such persons are moving in
opposite direction, each shall slacken
his pace If necessary, and reason ably
to turn to the right 90 as to give half
IF tho travelled road, If practicable, and
fair and equal opportunity to pase,
to the other. or If they are moving in
the same direction the person overtak-
ing shall pass on the left side of the
person overtaken, and the person
overtaken shall as soon as practicable
turn to the right SO as to give halt of
the Travelled road to the other.
Sec. 26.-Any person violating any
of the provisions OF this act shall be
guilty of misdemeanor.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

The spreading OF rails at the st.
Cloud Northern Pacific station on the
East side caused q string of eight or
nine frei ght carsto be derailed late
Saturday afternoon, as a result of
which number of the passenger and
freight trains were delayed Sunday,
while wreckers from Staples and
Minneapolis were putting the cars
back onto tho track.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

"A Depot Scene" comedy OF their
own production, was put on by the
seventh and Eighth grades of the
Hawthorne school at that school last
Friday afternoon. to which the
parents Of the pupils of the two grades
and the Eighth grade of the Columbia
school were invited. The production
was very we'll appreciated.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

County Attorney Butler. is to report
for grand jury work for the April
term of United States court at st.
Paul on April s, having been
supoenaed for this purpose.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

In our last weeks issue we in
advertently included Mrs: Henry
Green In a list of those Ill with scarlet
fever. This was incorrect however,
as she has been ill with typhoid fever.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

The Detloft home was quarantined
for diphtheria the latter part of last
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Detloff's
little son being ill with this disease.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

M. Anderson of Minot. N. D.,
moved last week onto an 80-acre farm
in Belle Prairie, which he recently
purchased.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

A birthday party was given in
honor Of Mrs. Alex Rowe by Mrs.
VIM. Beatty and Miss Allie Rowe
Thursday afternoon Of last week at the
Rowe home. The game of 500 waa
played and good time was enjoyed
by all,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

Roy Green, who has been visiting
with relatives here, left the latter part
of last week for Cloquet, where he
will be employed the coming season..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25
CAN BE TRIED FOR
THE SAME OFFENSE.
IF CONVICTION Is FRAUDULENT
LY OBTAINED TO EVADE AID (
EQUATE PUNISHMENT.

The following was received last
Friday morning from the attorney
general Office in answer to query
of Justice George L. Gerritz in con-
nectlon with the case OF assault and
battery brought by w. A. Smith
against w. j. Sullivan of Swanvillle
in Justice Gerritz's court, and which
was dismissed on motion of the
prosecuting attorney, defendant hav.
ing previously pleaded guilty to the
charge and been fined 81 and costs in
Justice Petz's court in Swanville:
March 16, 1910.
George Gerritz, Esq,
Little Falls, Mlnn.,
Dear Sir:
In reply to your letter of March
9TH relative to the question of the
former jeopardy of man brought be-
fore YOU for trial for an offense for
which he had been previously fined
through the action of his friend, l
nave to saw that our supreme court has
decided that:
"A conviction of criminal ofense
fraudulenty obtained by the offender
for the purpose of protecting himself
from further punishment is no bar to
a subsequent prosecution tor the same
otfense.
State vs.. Simpson, 20 Minn.. &C..
It IS within your power for you to
hear evidence upon the question OF
whether or not the conviction and
lining of the man in question before he
was brought before you was fair or
fraudulent. When you have heard this
evidence you may then decide upon it
whether or not the former prosecution
was fraudulent and for the purpose of
protecting the defendant from further
prosecution and adequate punishment.
Yours truly,
Lyndon A. Smith,
Assistant Attorney General.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25
Williams presided at last Saturday
afternoon s session of the Conservation

congress-. -
Miss Caroline Rich, the Instructor
in the normal department of the local
high school. went to Monticello last
Friday to spend the Easter vacation.
Mrs. J. s. Stephenson Of st. Paul,
who was visiting here as the guest of
Mrs. L. O. Vessel, returned home
last Friday.
Miss Ellen Engstrom, cashier at the
Barney Burton Dry Goods store, is
visiting in the twin cities.
r. u. Musser, who was visiting at
Muscatjne, Iowa, returned home last
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

Frank Ambeaum of Perham has
enrolled at the local busienss college
for review work
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25
j. w. Crossfield, agent.

Supt. H. E. White has returned
from Moorehead, where, with Pro-
fessors Clure and Rankin of the
University of Minnesota he acted as
judge in debate between the Moore.
head and Ortonville high schools on
the question, Resolved that Mime
sofa should take the Initiative ard
Referendum. Moorehead, which de-.
Tended the negative, won 2 to /.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

The sprinkler made its first ap-
pearance on the streets this spring
on Monday, John Jones being on the
water wagon. It was noticed that the
water wagon leaked quite badly in
front, but it was fixed by Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

Rev. W. q. North gave q sermon at
the special services held at Burtrum
last Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

E. NJ. Lambert, member of the state
university faculty, visited here this
week as the guest IF friends.
Miss Olga Landau returned to
Brainerd Saturday evening to resume
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stlllwell enter
tanned at 500 at their home on Flrs4
street southeast Saturday evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

@How about your Tornado in
surance; My rates mot cut rates) are
20 cents for one year, 40 cents for
three years, 80 cents for five years,
per 800. Better let me write sou up
before it Is too late. No boys or girls
hired to write policies. I give my
personal, strict attention IN all its
details.
8 st j. w. CrOsstield, agent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

Misses George and Merrle Cornwell
visited with friends IN the twin cities
the first part of the week. Carl John.
son substituted for her at the local
po3toftice during the formers absence.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

Miss Louise K. Meining, a sister of
H. G. Melning of this city, soon
leaves for London. where she will take
charge of a land Office for the
Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba
Land Co. She has up to this time
been in charge of the company
Winnipeg offices.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

Monday a party of Swan River resi-
dents, composed of Mike Yak and
family, Misses Manda and Rose FAX,
Walter Yak and Miss Mamie Mrozik,
departed for Portland, Ore., where
they will make their future HON.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-03-25

~I have been advertising Morri.
son County Farms in Iowa all winter,
have you any for sale? I don't want
iron land (see); so bring in your
farms. The old reliable land man,
Ct. II. Powers. American House. l Al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28
Cos Mugeles, california.

SAB os biOe sennem Dit,
bporle6es s itrioer i 2osaneeles. "
Saoleoes ifrep en- Ben % 9rooer
for en- 8io iioeri. Oct gleoer os, al
man bar Snteresie for Cos ange-
los. 8i merfer oct for Heiten paa
flere Maaoer, ooiaa oa oct Dor
5rnetbeIt. Og en- f9rlie Spmun-
tring fom belt ira q. 0of. til gu.
len. Eof genner for eoers f9rlige
Smtanfe.
.Sbor6on pi ltrioer2" So. Oct
goar eiter aingos befenote gers:
oSnn er Soro oe @Ie0e IGnfet,
is6t % iurt for mig ~iifpnfet". Oct
err 10 2ioets aoar 9erOen oner. 9oor
gerne oiIoe Di Dog BABE @lR0en enc
% oqre fri for ben 2Gnfe, Der 6ra-
ger Sorgen efter @leoen men
nei oct lpffeoes ingen Steoer, fiji
2pnfen, Ger binOer Sorg og Sic.
De Iommen, er Der efter beiere oa
piIere geItemmelie. 2ao os buifG
oetl 2igeleoes at oct er en- fprliq
/ Snano, Der bor fnDttet og lenfe'
6unoet oisie TO - Sorg o. @lGoG
- til binanoen.
Sg Sorgerne, gproerne, Sfrf'
felIerne, er De life IiOt tuugere.
'liot mere bitre oae 9egne, | off
Stillinger, emo pi banoe Dentet, D.
jful6e oqre2 GAG Misiionsorbeioei
for CTS. Oh bor beieet en- camille
manife De 20 @nnge, og foriegt a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

b%epirfet ct Brisfalo pon Snin al
ca. 60 Gents, og troos bette Bris.
iaIo bringer 5ormerne oeres Soin
pao Rarfeoet / en- iaooan M9neoe,
at Marfeoet rimelieois bliper ooer-
fplot, og ct mt Brisfalo bIioer
5eIeen.
Men aeoitrifen fan life faa pa.
rige 5sIger. Ser er 0erimo0 to
cling, ser fulloe eribe ganife on.
oerleoes inc / Bette 6orbolo, og Joni
meoNsooenoigbe0 moatte faa oarige
5eIger. Oct enc er en- M SolOre.
niiion, boorneo ale De ol%ninoelige
6e0euorer iottes pao 5riliiten, ioa
ltolan0ets Brooucenter fnnOe op.
taae &onfurrencen me0 port eget
2an0s Brooucenter. Oct an0et, oi
tpnfer poo, er at fna 6orboloet
melem Bro0ucent og 5orbruger
foronoret. Oct er Der, oSunoen Zig
ger begrapet". 9perne forpofier Jig,
og / iomme 6orbolo potter antaI.
let of 6orbrugere. 90 8rooucen'
ternes SaI forminoifes - forbolOs.
pig. 2ao en- bel Del al 5orbruger.
ne: @rbeioerne, 9ntailbon0lere,
Slogtere, aeopatfere OH. gao 10
pao 2on6et oo begpnoe 2anobrug.
Set ifol nof 6i9lpe.
Som Gegel fan man goot ltole
pao, at Briierne bill rette zig efter
6orboloet meIem Broonftion og
5orbrug, meIem 6oripnin9 og 81
~teripereiel. 5oronore bette 5orbclo,
og Soronoring / Briierne oil fslge
Iom en- Rgonenoigbeo. : Roar Der
bIioer ferre Meaem9no, f9rre
banoIenoe, ina De, Der blioer til
boge fanr itsrre Omietning, Ina
fan De nsies me0 minOre Brocent
6ortieneite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

Sitter berettes Ser ON runobaan-
oeoe @aoer til 4irfe, Misiion og
Observation-Disclosures. 9enne Gang
er @ioeren en- aoinoe, Miis Suian
6. 8enion, bois 6ormue anilades
til ooer 100000. Sun tilbsrer
lieeiom Mr. Genneop Bres6pterio'
nerfirfen, og oct er ogIna inoen
for fin egen airfes Omraa0e, bun
for anoen0t fine miloe @aoer. Der
berettes, at bun bar gioet $4,000
til Siemme. og Seoningemisiionen;
$4,000 til oen Meniebeo, BUN til
bsrer; $4,000 til TO grRiter ;;$5, 900
til Brpiternes &ielpefono; $4,000
til 2incoln llniueriitet, Orforo, 3d.;
$4,000 til Heuoing Soipital; 3d.
900 til ct auinoebiem og $4,000 til
fire lofale Observation-Disclosures
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

9ern. 9et enc er 900, % bet anOet,
Ell 8otter, er Gift me0 aorI Rp-
rano. De gnmIe bar oeres eeet
Stem, iom logger / Npronos 9ape,
iaa Gotteren fan pleie fine 9ontle
6orelore, naar set bebsoes. Ere
9ern. ii 9srnebsrn og ipb Borne
berns gsrn flinoe aae oeIta9e meb
De gnmIe | Soften.
@uIobruSen bar en- @rooer, Sens
Sonien, @onromano / Saaebp.
Iom fplote SO aor iioIte gfteroor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

st afinit al ct 8proebreD, bDori
8elgiens iamtlise g%iifopper opfor-
orer @eiitligbeOm til at bolOe Si9.
Iemesier for Sen af6eoe aonge, lD.
Der ifelee nSoir" iaaleoes / ODer-
iptteIie: uaongens firtelige 9@gte'
fab % bnns nabenbnrt faa fri
fteIiee gnoeligt Dnn iii Saframen'
tet poa Dsosleiet) gfper os Del
beoite Saab ON, at Den fere SUD
oil Diie ben oeoe aonge We0lioen'
beo og to9e Senipn til bans fonee'
lige 2ipspanoeIs uforgpngelige 5or'
tieneiter. 96mmer life, paa bet S iffi
jfuae 1gmmes". 8eriom Song Geo
polos yfongelige 2iuspan6el" Dnl
foa nfortienItful0~, og bans ~enoe
Iigt" inn ufaiiteligt", boorfor lac
SiGlemesler og gen ON v@uoi
Meolioenbeo". Sfriften flyer, a
oeriom Ri beferoe bore Spnoer
err ban (@uo trofaft OF
retfrroiB, iaa ban forlcosr Of
Spnoerne" 0. I. b. Saa bebeDes oel
ingen MeoIioeubeo otter Gsoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

Song @onaro bar gipet Orore
til, at 2oop Ganitance Hicbaro-
Jon, en- tioligere Clubbing oe0 Soffet,
olorie mere nlna piie fig for bam.
2aop gonitances 6orieeIie beitoar l.
at BUN fornplig bar oaniet bar
fooet. en- iIem grefigen for
&unitenI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28
u@eroensfreoen" fol 6ape lit eae

n@eroensfreoen" ifal 6noe lit eget
Organ, ct Maeaiin, ser bill tale
8er6ensfreoens Gag. gla0et ifaI
nogioes Of @inn & go. / Nem
gorf og reoigeres Of en- ung 2utbe.
raner, 2ouis g. 2ocbner, Iom Itam-
mer fra en- fremragenoe greitefa.
mile | 8eiten. San er graoueret
fra @isconiin Statsunioeriitet meo
nom9rfelie og reprpientereoe ben
oporaeenoe SIDE at 5reos6eo9eel-
fen UNDER BEN iioite 5reosfonference
| Saag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

ct fIittiet os ibar6i9t arbeioe
bliper life ubelsnnet. Set faor
ogioa ri 2oo til at erfare. Oct
Grbeioe, iom t~rofaite 8enner al
n9uniferen" bar Iagt for 8la0ei
bar baaret ben 6rugt, at oct / Den
ienere 3io bar faaet ca. 300 npe
9oloere. 8i tyr nof baobe, at oe
eamle 8enner bill fortiptte arbei-
bet / BET eooe Spor, oe at npf
pil trpoe mo / &effen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28
6nlobrDanp.

Gen 6. San. feireoe Scope 81
len og Suitru aaren, I. Sonsontter
oeres @ulo6rpIlup. @ulobruoepar-
ret, Iom er Meolemmer al ct.
Gbomas Weniobeo, Srufant, Wi6y
par at Menigbeoen inobu0t til at
ms6e / airfen peo Wiooogstio, boor
iaa ca. 175 8enner Iamleoes meo
Dem. Otter at en- Saline par Jun.
act, oq en- 8ntter % ire gsrnebsrn
al 6e aan1le baooe iunget en- 2or'
Iana, tnlte Menigbeoens BrRlt til
oe aartle no fra Sal. ft6, PA
on min6eoe Der no fra ON 8uos
manqe @eIg.rninger mob Dem %
6lanot De mango ogiaa ben BEL
gerning, iom en- lang geaaoetio er,
oa BEN Roaoe, ser er ueo ! en- bsj
4loeroom at funne lPgge nlt anoet
til SIDE og meo 9soen for Ele
Ipnfe Tia neo / SUBS 9aaoes 3pb.
Otter at en6nu en- %flerltemmig
Cana par iuiget, lang pi @ulo'
bruOens Dn0lingsialme: Stille er
min Siel til SUB. De gan1le oe
ToriamIingen meo Dem bleo oo buot
neo / airfens arppt, boor Vor'
6ene Itoo opffet. Scr 5orfriifnin'
qerne i%notoges, prsoeOe be gamle
at bpile liot no | to @pngeitole, Der
blep ifenfet Dem iom en- Del al ben
@oue, Der par tiltRnft benz; oct
eprioe Of @ooen beitoo al @nlo'
menter. Otter at man baDoe Int
tet beo goroene, bar Der rig 2ei-
liaheo for Somtale. og iprligt
@ulobruoeporret fit 2eiIi8beoen be.
nnttet til of Defsle Confer meo
gomle gefsn6te, noget Der life
fer Iaa ofte for Dem, oa Scope
Olien er plaaet al @igt / genene,
o. bans Suitru bar no9le Aar
b9ret en- Del tungber, og Of otsle
@runoe fommer De fife meget no,
eIers er De raife og nanOsfriife.
Seppe Slien er fsot paa 2angs
ben %. Oft. 1882, og aoren Sans
batter er feot / SngebD, RGbren
Soan, Sjqaano, ben 10. april
1928. 9et sr / anoet sGgteifab, at
Mrg. Olien feireoe @%uIobrDanp. 5
1877 gifte0e bun fig meo Ears
Snnien fra aoIebape og leoeoe !
ggateifab meo BAN inc til bans Do
1857. gun feOte fem gern ! fsrlte
gegteifab. bOoraf ct oeoe fort fer
HaOeren og ct onOet fort efter, en-
Sen er ienere Oso | 5ranfrig. vi
oe TO andre gern al bette 9Ggte.
fab Dor ben enc, en- Gatter, Git
mco Rosmug Senien, Der oe0 Irn.
FAINT, os BET anoet, en- Syn, Dor
Gbicogo. Gen 6. San. 1860 bolOi
Iaa Scope 0lien 9rDallp meo On
fen aoren Sonien, og De boeoe
QoIc6npe, in6tiI De 1881 u0uanore.
De til amerifa og boiotte fig bar
De to oo lepenoe gern at f6rife
9ggteifab par gift. Rasmus Sen.
len fom beroDer aaret fgr, %
Sennen font meo be gamle. Scope
Olien og bans Suitru bar bait to
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

pinliat peo Ell BOG, Der fofnner in0
/ oeres Siem neo 2eieieIifdbets
gogmappe, ia ON ogioa 5a'r og
Mo'r grner liot ~iilobproes oeo Ee-
boroet ooer, boao BET ifoI bline til,
naor oeres @srn faor ili9e Ging
at lRie % ilige aniflielier in6pooe-
oe, = ioa faor 9srnene oog a /
~IfgeneI ge9erne l9it % On
ifrelierne i~nopo0eoe, og Si9lene be-
iuoleoe, og @erningerne omiioer
giorte, % 2ipet omiioer soelogt =
for alt oct fan 9ggerne
Qerel - noor ioa 8orelorene bar
gruet list lanmen BEN aften ON,
bbao ser altioa fan ife I 5remtioerl
meo oeres gsrn for BEN Itp99e Git;
teraturs SfpI0. iaa ger MAJ life
mere pe0 sen So9. 90 naar Bog
mappen fommer nGite Sang, lao
bar mar CLIENT BEN Siitorie eIer
laoer, iom ON man bar glemt ben,
og er rar % ooerbGrenoe og pltbe-
raj MOB onoerleoes tpnfen0e" 1bnaO
0e anoerleoes.t9nfen0e ilet life erD
og ipnes, Of 9e9erne BOG oaigepel
pitt mac pere gooe, ii0en De er
.,fommet paa @pIoenonl", for oet
bar De / gamle Gage.
Soa6on er ale tilfreoie. 5or9l.
orene og 9ernene og YubIifum og
3orfatterne % anmeloerne og api'
Ierne og @pIoenoaIife 5orlag oe
Better Ronien ielo iier. 90 IfuIoe
set ife, of en- enfelt Itaor op og ar.
g~umenterer, at oct aaigeoeI er pine
gait og iamfunosifa0eligt at Cite
raturen monopoliiereS poa Ell 3rult
oa iprligt poa Den 0anienife 8ruit,
ioa er oct f%uIofomment tilltrRffe'
ligt, noar man fan iaa Otto Ben
5or eaer en- anoen moriom Ben al
9eter Ionien til at iige: 9g.gG.
9ette argument er til enboer
8io fuI6fomment afgsrenOe og melt
/ ct Samiuno, bois Morolions fa-
rofteriieres neo. at en- 6~orfatter Ionl
er bleoen 0emt oeo 0omitoIen for
en- u19oeIig Homon, Oerefter er Bile
bet Winiiter / 2onoet - enonu BOG
life airfeminiIter, tror ieg =, roen
at oenne SmitpnoigbeO iDnes al
bare poft ipnoerlig 8eoG9elie.
9ei for Der finoes nof life "ipn-
oerIig geueeelie" I bette Somfunb
mere, uoen Den o8eo9aelie", iom
felger meO = Bilrnaoenifab. Men
Der finoes en- MRngoe moriomme
Benner az Better ytonlen, banoe
Dem, Der fan iige9@. 9e,og ino oe1I,
ser fan nr9nge 40 ems 0apn, naar
oct fniber.
.0g lao os ioo, fore Sr. Spien,
foloe til Ho ieen n1e ian1nlen og
onre GLADE peo, at g. Nanien trent
oeles beisrger ben oanife 2itteratur,
og beoe bam ON nogle flere Oplne
al emil &asmusiens Camille gan-
tori og Sans aoner og Gen foloe
eros og al Raniens egne fortrGffe-
li9e Homaner. Sg naar iaa 9iref.
teren tiaige mart ooertaeer 8ice-
preii0iet / uDanif 5orfatterfor.
enineen", og gaitor s. glaumiil-
Ter = for S%ifferbe0s Sfplo - oil
lpie i'm 8eIiignelie ooer belle Menn'
gen, ioo er Der iaam9n isr9et til.
itrpffeligt for 4nnosliuet Der biem'
me, fore Sr. Spien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-28

Raar eeierne beupenber fig til SoIt, Der
apertereri globet, snten TOT at fgbe bos BEN
enerfot Of ion Eplpsnine ON bet opsrtsrsbe,
bebes De alttb omtale, Of 9s foo apertisis=
mentet bette Blab. Oct nil pore til gen.
fbis dptte.