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Graham guardian., 1911-05-26
A LONG TRIP
Teacher Will Travel 500 Miles
on Horseback

L .
| SPOKANE, WASH, May 26.-Fif-
teen hundred miles on horseback is
the summer vacation trip, terminal
ing at Phoenix, Arizona, upon
which Miss Virginia Vance, a young
school teacher, will start from Ken
newick, WASH, on the morning of
June lst. Her father and brothers
will accompany her in covered
wagon and carry supplies and cam I
equipment, while Mrs. Vance ar d
two younger children are to ira geI
by water and rail to Fresno, Cal
to remain there until next fall, ,hen
they will join the rest of the f, mily
at Phoenix.
Miss Vance has decided mon n
route to the Southwest through
Oregon, Nevada and Ari iona by
way of Pendleton to akeview
thence to Crater Lake and into Ne
vada, keeping near the California
line, and following the canyon of
the Colorado river in Arizona. No
effort will be made to establish a
record, nor will Miss Vance offer
souvenirs er photographs for sale to
cover the expenses of the trip, as is
usually the case on similar tours.
She has ample funds to carry her
through, and, in addition her father
is man of means.
Miss Vance has completed .n
preparations for the long ride q a :.
looking forward with interest !. NJ :
start. Travelling overland t o-ronoa
picturesque scenery in air ,os tho
same style as the early set ,ler como
into the western count nv VI IN che
believes. be an interes, sting and val.
liable experience. The lit le party
will sleep in the ,pen, coo kinp the
meals at campfires and. ste nn;na nc
casionally to inunt and fish Il is
also planned to make de tours into
the surrounding country along the
California border.
l have been plannin g this trip"
Miss Vance said, butt he onnortnn-
ty to make it was not offered until
my parents decided to make their
future home in Arizop a. Of course
expect to return to eastern Wash.
ngton next fall, pro badly travelling
hrpnuh rolsSorpso
make numerous sto ps."
Graham guardian., 1911-05-26
A SUBSTITUTE FOR WORK

Physical culture, father, is per-
fectly lovelyI" exclaimed an enthus-
iastic young miss just home from
college. Look! To develop the
arms | grasp this rod by one end
and move it slowly from right to
left"
Well, WE'LL" exclaimed her faith
er; what won't science discover!
If that rod had straw at the other
end you'd be sweeping. Success.
Graham guardian., 1911-05-26
United States to Elamond Allen.
pa tent, sw ! of Sc /, 1 OF Sc t and
~ 1 of ne /, sec II, tp 6, r 70 e.
j j Rirdno annoints I Franz fOOt'

united States to EL uioio
pa tent, sw / of Sc /, n / OF Sc ant
sv / of ne /, sec II, tp 6, 20 e.
j j Birdno appoints Frank '. 'oo'
an deputy assessor.
!. Republic Life Insurance Co to
pCh as'F Solomon. appointment of
klgr,nt, Stafford.
} H Jaque ct al file oil location in
ne /, SEC 2l, tp 10, % e.
EN- Jat1 t1ue ct al file oil location
in Sc /, sec 81, tip 10, % e.
P F EDWARDS ct al file oil location
in sw t. sec %, tp 10, 2S e.
] H Jaque ct al file oil location in
NV /, sec 2S, tip 10, r % e.
T H Edwards, Sr, ct al file oil To-
cation. in Sc /, sec 20, tp 10. 2S e.
Frank Pettman e. a. tile OIL loca-
ton in e /, sec 20, tp 10, rs e.
) u G ampbell ct al file oil loca-
ton in sw /, sec 81, tip 10, % e.
+ u Herr ct al file oil location in
NV {, sec 81, tp 10, r % e.
Fer ME L Bailey to X w Sloan,
zee q 500; part of ne /, sec "a, tip
4 26 e.
Fannie L Bailey, trustee, to X w
Sloan, deed, $l00; a acres in NV /
me 1, sec "a, tip z, + 26 e.
Fannie L Bailey, trustee to X W
Sloan, deed, $2S00; part of NV / ne
i, sec "a, tp 7. 26e.
United States to Chas F Blomberg,
receivers certificate. W } ne ! and
e ! NV /, sec 80, tp 5, r24e.
Petar Andarsan files mining loca-
ton notice in Clark dist.
William Collins ct al file mining
location notices, s claims in Lone
Star dist.
Alonzo H Packer and wife to
Louisa Welker, deed, ssl; part of NV
1 Sc t, sec IL, tp Z, r 26 e.
Graham guardian., 1911-05-26

Your wife wants you on the tele-
phone" announced the new boy in
an Office where the phones of two
separate companies were installed.
Which one?" inquired the boss,
thinking of the two telephones, of
course.
Please sir" said the boy, i
don't know how many you have, y
Brooklyn Life. q.
Graham guardian., 1911-05-26

Besides this, in a first GLASS county,
several hundred dollars In fees are
turned over to the county by the
probate Judge. which would bring
the actual increase down to less
than 100000.
The treasurer is not entitled to a
deputy unless the valuation reaches
$4,000. 100000.
The road superintendent would
have no more work in a first-class
than in second-class county, and
would receive no more salary.
There would be no jailer unless
there was some one in Jail. and we
hardly think the people are more
criminal in first-class than in second
class counties.
An increase on the railroad of
CnlS county OF $o,OOO per mile would
amount to $240, 900; figured at $500
on the 500 valuation, would pay
into the treasury N,a'0 or $2.750
more than the increase in salaries,
Not much wonder that help is
developing to prevent this saise!
1t seems to us that it is up to Mr..
Bishop to explain to the people why
he made such a vicious attack, know
ing that the county cannot become
first-class unless the valuation of the |
railroad property is raised to the |
proper figure.
Graham guardian., 1911-05-26

Arthur Pavitte. of Globe, arrived
here Monday morning to visit for
several days with Martin jacobson.
Mr.. Pavitte returned to Globe We'd
nesday evening.
David Johnson, of Modesto, Cal;
who is visiting in the valley, met with
apainful accident Monday afternoon.
While pounding hot bolt in the
blacksmith shop, a piece of iron
broke off and struck him in the eye.
A doctor was called andl rendered
medical aid.
Graham guardian., 1911-05-26
ORDNANCE NO. ss

fer the collection of the same, ~''a De yvding
Inc common Council of the Tou,r NJ
ARIZONA Territory. do hereby orrai, 80 ~ Stafford.
neeuon l. Every male inhabita ~, ollows
w,.h'h ford .ne corporate limits Of the = residing
aoe and nnda- az! over tive oty wh ol aai y.
to nsw uu ~ enue' cy years of ag ~ ne years oi
rar es -" Lnual street tax O. & s ssh &c I hequreu ,
mum. to he paid to .na wy en Sza w aoiiars
own Marshal of the to xn nf SonscI SI dpy tns
Territory, and when CO ,a..a !. onitoro AIilons
the Town Treasury of said Town sna ~ De ra,d ,n,t @
only. 'A s'reets ana q dewaik'
Section 2. Arg such male inbs,,,, ,a r.s;
oent Iaiiin4 or refusing to nav tbe st. tiny >,
PROV Prov.aea IN Section of this ord! 80. to SAID
s,,T IUTt - marsi.al when required bv "A Tn.. n Mar
M snai 70 pay the same, shall r. saiu 20 nnisde
,neaEor 1nd upon convicti> gui.y ol MN
ished by fine in any su- in thereof shail lars
nor more than one + nnot less than hve .r;s
onment within II .undred dollars. or by nm pris
Stafford not to town Jail of the sud Tow y
fine and in~ Exceed sixty days or by both -suci
Sectio~ .,risonment.
be ip D. This ordinance shall take feet aRA
iorce from and after the date of it's posting,
.,assed by the Common Council of the I own OF
Stafford, Arizona Territory, in session asse uibdSd
this 23d day of May, A. ID. 1911
i GEO. P. JACOBSON, Mayor.
X. S. PATTERSON. Town Clerk.
Graham guardian., 1911-05-26
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy
PERSONAL MENTION
=. II II e.

Mrs. Geo. Boyd left yesterday
morning for Benson.
FOR SALE-Six fine dairy cows,
all with young calves. Inquire Of
E. E. Montierth, Stafford. 14.3t
Charles M. Layton left Tuesday
morning on business trip to Bisbee.
FOR SALE Balm wagon in good
condition. Inquire at GUARDIAN
office. 14-2t
Alfred M. Gulf has made proof
on leo acres, desert er...ry, at Ash
Flat.
FOR SALE = One secondhand
Myers Pump Jack, in good order.
Apply at Kirtland's shop. 14-3t
Mark L. Despair has made final
proof on 160 acres homestead entry
at Ash Flat.
FOR SALE Three small work
horses, one driving horse, bur'
and harness. Apply Geo, H. r. ,.Ss. .isy
Jr. orosny,
13-tf
Mr.. aId Mrs. E. L. Higdon of
Globe, are th,. guests Of % Mr ,rd ID
Mrs. Freer'. IAN. - AVA anu
r b':.lal caskets carried in stock by
me Gila Valley Furniture and Hard
ware store. 7-1yr
Garrison P. Harmon has made
communication proof on his 4O-acre
homestead at Fort Thomas.
r. S. Patterson, Stafford, Arizona,
handles q first-class line of fire and
burglar proof safes. See him for
prices. Soft
Mrs. Charles Woods, of Stockton
Pass, is visiting this week at the
home of Mrs. w. T. johnson.
J. H. Allison, of the Forest Serv-
ice, came in Monday afternoon from
the MogQllon mountains on official
business.
Robert S, Patterson and family !
leave today for Camp Inception,
Graham mountains, where they will |
spend the summer.
H. w. Simpson and G. O. Miller
arrived here Monday from Fredonia,
Arizona, and will spend several days
looking over the valley.
The well being bored on the prop
erty of the Bowie Improvement Co,
at Bowie, by Barnett g. Son, has
reached a depth Of $50 feet,
W. W, Polly, of SolomonvilIe,
sent out by the valley hay assoc
lation to secure new markets, re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
3, l.. Gates, of Solomonville, has
leased the store In the postotfice
building and will open up first j.
glass restaurant and Ice cream
parlor,
The well on F.P. Smiths prop
arty, % miles north of Bowie, is
down $40 feet. Water has risen in
this well to within IS feet of the {
surface. {
Sick headache results from a dis
ordered condition of the stomach,
md can be cured by the use of ,
Jhamberlain's Stomach and Liver :
Tablets. ll-4t
Miss Margaret Hunter left Sun f
lay morning for Ell Paso, Texas, |
where she will visit her sister, be, h
ore leaving for her home in t
louisiana. Ia
Water Commissioner A. T. Cotton r
eturned Friday evening from Dun
an an and New Mexico, where he has
cen spending the past two weeks n
leasuring the water in the ella 81
Iver. .aan. C
John Epley, of Solomonvile, left
unday morning for Redland's, Cal, = !
be with Mrs. Epley, who is un.
ergoing treatment at the Red
nds Hospital, Mrs Epley is re-
orted serioualy III, .,
s. I. McClintock. who arrived
ere from Bowie Friday to after d S
some cattle business, went to
lobe Monday evening. returning s.
ere Wednesday morning. Mr..
cClintock left for Bowie Wednes- id
~ afternoon. lof
Graham guardian., 1911-05-26

Now is the time to get rid of
your rheumatism. You will find
Chamberlain's Liniment wonderfully
effective. One application will con-
vince you of its merits. Try it.
For sale by Stafford Drug Co. 11-4t
Graham guardian., 1911-05-26
Summer School

Classes on 9th, 9TH and 8th
Grade work, are now being
held in the Public School build
ing. Pupils who failed to pass.
or who want extra work, should
see c. w. B. Link.
Rate, $500 month, or
$1,000 for two months course.
Graham guardian., 1911-05-26
lr Guardian
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
BY THE
GUARDIAN PUBLISHING co.
REASON FOR ATTA~.K

Since last week SO m, =, ;no,,;r;es
have been made concerning Mr..
Bishops real re. ooh'e,n'ns w.
~ ~ ason for his unwar-
ia'eu a' tx upon the assessor and
o .ounty officers and the un-
" ..hful statements contained in his
article, that it has led to an investi-
cation of the subject.
It has been ascertained that dur
ing the winter months the Southern
Pacific Railroad Co., with its allied
lines. has had agents investigate the
records of each assessors office in
Southern Arizona to ascertain the
valuation placed on all property
owned by the people at large. The
object is to attempt to prove that
railroad property is now assessed
higher than other property. and
thus induce the Territorial board to
not increase the assessment of the
railroads.
Since their meeting in Phoenix
last winter, the assessors of the Ter
ritory have been collecting evidence
for the Territorial board, to prove
that railroad property should be in
creased from $4,000 to $1,000 per
mile. In this work every assessor
has had the backing of the people.
excepting in Graham county. Mr..
Bishops attack of two weeks ago has
developed the fact that few here
are doing everything in their power
to handicap the work. But no mat
ter how many falsehoods may be
published, or how many subterfuges
they may dodge behind, the real
reasons for the villianous attacks
being made, is apparent. And that
reason is not because cultivated land
has been raised $500 per acre, or
that that raise will make Graham.
first-class county.
Mr.. Bishop states that if we be-
come a first-class county the increase
in salaries will cost the people $l0,-I
600 per year. Why should he more
than double the actual figures?
Following is correct statement
Graham guardian., 1911-05-26
LOST

Small, black note book, contain
ing a number of notes. Useless to
anyone except owner. Finder will
please leave same at this office,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
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luunturk.

fommen. aon9en ipiite 6rofolt ON
gorO paa .0annebrog~ og forte
pe0 81 Chen til De milit9re
Goeliespla0ier meaem 8eile %
Seainge.
@ange 5uiino Menneiter par
msOte for at mootage 8ongen baa.
oe oeo S%ernbanen og peo Sapnen.
9pen par flagimpffet.
Otter at aongen ON 6ormtooagen
bapOe ooerb9ret De afiluttenOe goeI-
ier, Der fore9if Gorooeit for 9pgum,
ferte aongen / 4utomobiI til Sci
linae, bpor Sans Mojeit9t beioa
a9mpebeiene.
Songen tom tiI6age oeo f.Sioen,
iteg til Seit og req til Geoueplao-
len paa @oor0en DSfoo9aoro"s
Mart. Ser ianot Reouen Ste0
itraoIenoe Solifin oe / Ouero9rel.
ie al ca. 10000 Menneifer. 6or.
bioefileringen nnre0e fem aoarter.
Otter aeouen iteg aongen otter
Automobil for at FIRE tilbnge I'll
Belle. 9aa bette 5iospunft bret
5olfemosierne Gfip9rineen og fIof.
feOes ON aongen, iom biIites met
rungenoe 6urraraob. Otter 5ilba.
gefomiten til Belle afIagOe aon9en
8eieg paa gIe gamles Silent"
st paatenft geisg paa 4on0s.
ipngeanitaIten / greinine bIep / ito
fe giebIif opeioet.
On gftenen 81. 7 par ser 8af
feI ON 9oro pad Dannebrog", til
boiIfet par inobu0t Sc bejere 81
~ficerer, Stiftsamtmon0 9aroenfletb,
9orsmeiter Maoien og Serreosfoeeo
@rpbe.
@eo Sopnen par Der me9et mutt
pDntet me0 Stag. os ON 4ftenen
par ale 9p9ninoer itGrft iaumi.
neret. gu meaet taIrig @enneife-
mGngoe bar foriamIet peO n9on.
nebroa"s anIpgspIaos, og oa aon-
geIfibet 81. 8 CLEO no OF Soonen,
billie MPng0en aonger. iom itoo
paa aommonoobroen, meo it9rfe
9urrnraab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
6iifcriet 1910.
6n 6rcmgang pna 1,357,S00 Str.

Zen nDlig uofomne o6iiferibe.
refining ior aaret 1910 - Jam.
let og uOgipet al 6iiferiinipeftsr
j.. y. Nortenien - opIDier, al
9otaluobpttet al De oanife 0alt-
oanofiiferier for oct n9onte aor
er opgiort til 1884, 200 Str. moo
f2,496,000 Sir. ior anret 1909.
aaret 1910 pier altioa ct Ner.
uobptte al f,357.800 SIR, 6oiltet
iOroeler Jig iaaleoes, at 8eitfpIt-
og observation-disclosures bar gioet ct
Diinoreu0bptte at 1880 ar, 81
~Iferiet i Gingfe6ing og 0isium.
6iorOe ct Weruobptte al 100000
ar., 6iiferiet i 6arDanSene inOen.
for Sfagen ct N~eruobptte al 49,
600 Str. og 2imfiorosfiiferiet ct
Meruobptte al 3f9.50O SIR.
SammenIignet meo 8eroien al
De f~orifeqige 5iiferier / aoret
1909 er nObpttet al Torifefiiferiet i
9laret 1910 forgget meo $4,000
ar., 6loofiif meo 800, 800 ar., aal
meO 1,0s9,6O0 SIR, Summer meo
1900 ar., Jiejer meo 500 SIR.
og Sornfiif meO 39,40O ar., me.
0ens Siloe- og Mafrelfiferiet bier
en- 8iI6oge9ang al 3fS,800 Str. og
aulerfiiferiet en- 8ilbogegane Of
22S,S00 ar.
Cages iom MiOoeln9r0i Sen.
i1eminittet al De foregaaenoe 8 aars
5iiferi, u6piier Anret 1910 en-
5remgang Of ca. LOTT, 900 ar., og
man fan on iom &eIbe6 betegne
aaret 1910 iom ct ret gunltigt 81
ifcaar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24

8eroien al 9itersfiiferiet / 2im.
fior0en er life meoreanet / Oenne
Statiitif. Ger opfifeoes / Spionen
1901 ca. 81 Mid. 9iters og
6etaItes en- afeift til Staten pao
145, 900 Ser.
antalIet al 5iifere opgioroes /
5ior til 1900 moo 1907 / 1909.
9enne SiIbogegang ifpIotes u9ieht.
liz en- itreneere 9eosmmeIie al BE.
grebet 6iifer, men til 0els BOG og-
iaa Spergang til onoet @rboerp, I
gfs. paa @runo al oct OanrIige 81.
teri / 1909. Ger f~oritIpffeoe
6iifere paa geitfpiten unoer llo.
soelien Of 0eres @rboerp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
3efrnt 9irfenssaarbs Spo.

9iset al 3efrut airfensgaarO, Der
0n8oags @oraen Ben 4, os. ifIg.
0ar. DgbI." pIuoieIig afgif pe0 %.
ben, er bleben obouceret. Gen al
9pgerne uolteote grfl9ring bar
fglgenOe OroIpo: 06ouftionen u0oi.
ite iom DsOsoarioa ell froniif Sier-
teiDgoom hos ct troos lin tiIiDne.
lo0enOe froftige aonititution PEG
en- 9iOeIie / airteIipitemet io9ffet
Snoipio.
2ieet er / Soar un0er militpre
9Gresbepisninger bIenen iert til
9anen for ober ae6enbapn at blipl
biemienot til Ronoers. Der pnr
ienot en- tort antaI arnnis, peri.
blanOt iionere6e aranie ira ser
fommnnoerenoe General, ira I. @e.
neroIfommau0os gpeIiesitab, ira
%aioeoes aaptain, ira BIaosfom.
mouOoen o9 5eltla3arettet / asge.
ira 0nnife aoinoers 6orionrSfore-
nina / ae9e, ira aommernternc
m. il.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
aOnsen / Sbaanb.
aungereDue OeO Belle. = geibs
Selling. = a~Onge6eipg paa
Sreining Aanosipageanitalt.

Meo oct oroinpre gfsprestog
anfom 9s. Maj. 9ongen ON Nor
genen ST. 62 til Belle og mooto-
ges poo ganegaarben al Stiftsamt-
mano 8~aroenfletb / Spioien for
8pens eprige Gmbeosm9no.
aongen fbrte itrdfs ! Iutomo-
bill til @opnen, bpor 08annebrog"
Iige par anfommen ira a~66enbapn.
aoneilspr9iioent al. gerntien, iom
bauoe giort Suren meo ON gorO
pao uEannebrog", bso aonsen 8el.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
9sOsfuIO. On al 6eliiugbors 9p.

SsOsfalO. @n al 9eliingborg 9p;
betDOeIigite 5orretningsmpno, i6o
m%angeaarig 5ormano ior SeIiingsl
9praao % ibD. Meolem al Rigs.
ongen, aoniul e. 0lsion, er Der
s.. O5. afgaaet oeo 3goen, 81 alat
CANNED.
lln0erbibIiotefar peo set fon.
geli9e 9ibIiotef. Or. phil. u. u.
9%isrnbO er famine 8assAften pluo.
ieli9 aigoaet PED 9eoen al ct Sier.
teiloa.
aiOeOe, Der fun bIpp 81 Aar a.,
9ar uOgiuet flere leroe ~2r6eiOer on
par aeOafter al aataloget ooer
Rper9OerDeIier al npere uoenIan6if
2itteratur peo Statens oiientliae
9ibliotefer.
abinOcrncs galgrct, On 0epu-
tation ira 0onif apfnoeiamfuno
bar Den 7. os. 6aft 5oretrpoe 6os
aonieiIprGiioenten oa Snoenrigs
miniiteren for at oberrpffe ct an.
oragenoe ON. at Hegeringen, oiaa.
iremt oct / iioIte Gigsoagsiamling
forelngte 9ooforiIog ON 9@noring
/ @runoIoOen ifuIoe pie iig uiqen.
nemfsrIigt, ga bill forelpgge ct
5orilag meO politiif 8aIgret
og 8olgbar6e6s Snofsrel.
ie for aoinoer iom eneIte gunft."
aonieiIsprpiioenten hOtaIte, at
ban iom biOtiG too fait poa en-
Notwithstanding I to 9empi, ioa-
leoes at apinOenalgrets Spsrgsmaa-
let 6Ieo lott oeo ben Ierite 9Gnoring.
og Observation-Disclosures uotolte iig
/ Operensitemmelie 6ermeO.
@nno. Os alUuibsen 5 anle6.
ming al ct ! 8antinge 9p I Soeno.
amt ~inbtruffet Silfploe al
Nuno- og alopipge bar 2anobruag-
miniiteriet ben 7. os. uoIteot oct
ipooanlige ltofsrielsforbuo, omiat.
ten0e 8antinge, Sen0er6robp Ga
Sillersleb Sogne / Wncfaoell 9irfs
SurisOiftion, @efteleb, Seoen, es-
pc og Serringe Sogne | SaIling
Serreos Surisoiftion og RingeS ogn
] @uome 6erreos Snrisoiftinn.
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ariitelis 6Orenins for nnge
M9nO.
Observation-Disclosures Sn6ilenm.
GSpa. 9it.~ al 6. 0ft.)

geroensbepageIien g. 5. Il. %.
bar 10 forlpngit funnel ieire i'm 90
aars 5eoielsoag; oct a ben g.
SUM 1914, at Sen engelife Sano-
m~anosign George @iaiams iamle-
be en- 6alo Snes unge Meno %
iommen meo Dem itifteoe ben fsrite
friItelige llng0omsforening, og ira
en- ioa ringe 9egpn0elie er Be
ppqelien pofiet op til i'm nuo9ren.
De imponerenoeS tsrrelier: 33486or-
eninaer meo 896, TAI MeoIemmer
og 1898 9pgninger til en- 8RrOi
al $50 Riqioner 6roncs.
SORT / 1878 fom 0anmarf meo
/ 9eoeeeiien, ioet Ger oa itifte0es
en- Screening / 9s6enbaon, % liot
efter liot fulgte Brouinsbperne ef-
ter. 5 aarbus oonneoes en- 81. j. Il.
90. oQereoe / 1881, men ben iDg.
neoe ben / 2sbet al nogle aar,
Iaa Der mnatte begpuoes paa bar
8uno. oa en- Slot unge Neno
reiite Sogen pannD og / 1886 itif-
teoe ben Screening, Der I Gag fan
feire lit % aars Subilpum.
Boreningen minOes 3ogen bl. a.
peo nOienoelie al ct mutt u%oitpret
6eitifrift, boor Der eisres Reoe for
arbei0et / De % Aar. Man ier, at
g%egpnoelien ogina Der bar oPret
beifeOen og til SiOer 6rp0iom, men
arbei0et gif Dog iGOnt % itet frem-
40. o8 iom MeOlemstaaet egeoes,
opitoo 8rangen til at iaa eget
Siem. 5 1895 f6bte mar ben gam.
te eienoom poa &loIterga0e. Der fo-
fteoe $4,000 ar., og iamtioig optog
5oreningen ct energiif 4rbeloe
blanot De ganife unge og oprette0e
en- MISUNDERSTANDING. Men eiter-
baonoen JON 9lrbeiosmarfen no
Dtoeoes bleD oct %ns0Den0igt at lie Jig
ON efter itsrre 9ofaIer, og meo Sob
mano 5. g. Gbomiens 0bertagelie
al 5ormanosplaoien begpn0te ct mt
afinit / 6oreningens Gin. 8eo
erergi og iiplOen Offerpiaie lpffe.
oes oct at reiie oct itore og imuf-
te 8Dguingsfompler benne / alo-
fterga0e, boor 6oreningen bar III
buerum og fan ar6eioe poa De man
&c Spaooer. Ser efter6aan0en er
tnget op. 9lanot oisie moa fsrit
og fremmeit nGones Soloaterar-
bei0et og 6ripiGigt 1rengefor6uno
iamt Sommerleiren paa Mols.
Ger er 8ennem g. j. Il. Dc. no
rettet meget for De unge; Blot man
iar 5orbun0ets raife 9renge mar
deere I'D paa 3ur foritaar man. bDoO
oenne friDiaiee SfoIe betpber for
9Ornenes llooifling. 0g ser oil /
Gag al tafnemmeIige 6orplore BIZ
be ienot ben iubilerenOe 5orenino
mango uenlige gnifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
NrbeiosneSIGaaelie

Northumberland pao $. g. ear.
lens Moifinfabrif / 5reoerifsnunO
bar neoloet 2IrbeiOet, oa 5obrifon-
ten life nil eitertomme arbeioernes
5%orlanaenOe ON at afifeOiee enDao.
ifinarbeioer, Ger BAR peret pao ga.
briffen / 7 aar, og Tom iisIge llo'
~talelier ira 9rbeioernes SiIliSs.
man6 ifaI bare opfsrt Jig ufolIe-
aiaIt moo fine aommerater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
~Gjenbommelis @ooesfenbeb.

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Iborning blep Der forleoen III.
v8ib. Gifts 5olfebl." pna @aoen
|funoen en- Boie, moeboI6enoe 25
Per. liant Ell SeooeI, boorpaa Der
|itoo, at Sin6eren ifuloe bringePen
acne til Breiten, for at ban funoe
u6oele Dem til be iattige.