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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16

nitu oohks s's. lSlAdH Lehman
Miss Louise Bergauist.
Miss Hewlean, In Japanese costume,
will sing Frau Frau Grunlauds Toy Noun
tains." "r. t.a .., =
Miss Emma Rosicky will act as costumer.
The drama will close with the hymn,
Jesus Shall Reign by the entire audi
ence;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16
Auxiliary Plans Outing.

Ladies auxiliary No. 2 TO stereotypers
and Electrotypers' UNION will give a picnic
at Lake Manawa Sunday, July 80. All mem
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16
Boys and Girls of
Summer School to
Give Unique Show
They Will Depict Missionary Meet
ing-Sketch Written by Miss
Jennie L. Redfield.

The boys and girls who attended the
classes and story hours at the missionary
summer school at the University Of Omaha
last week are not to be outdone BY their
mothers and fathers, uncles and aunts. in
the way Of entertainment. They are going
to give an entertainment which will be
the climax and close Of the conference,
Tuesday evening. July Is.
The boys and girls will give the drama
entitled THE Work Of the Missionary"
written for the occasion by Miss Jennie L.
Redfield. The caste is as follows.
Mrs. Hayes, .Dunzel Deems
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16

hers of the union, their families and friends
are invited to attend and brirp; aionF their
lunch baskets.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16
OFFICE SEEKERS ALL FILE
Long List is Now Compiled for the
Various Offices.
PRMARIEs sET FOR AUGUST is
hut Two File for Clerk OF the Die
trict Court, the Highest SAL
sried Office ON the List
Flynn Opposes smith.

Saturday was the last day allowed the
various candidates Of either party to file
for the nominations at the primaries on
August IS. Frank Dewey. chief deputy
county clerk, kept the office open until
o'clock in the fear that there might be a
/, few strsgglers who had not added their
names TO already long lists. The filings,
however were practically complete at an
early hour Saturday afternoon.
The list Of entries is as follows:
n REPUBLICAN. DEMOCRATIC.
Clerk of District Court.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-16

PsEnussns Asvsrusins is the Road to Big
RsturnAs
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-08-30
Nice Uniforms.

1t ght be interesting 10 know
that the Kenova base ball club,
which is on with the Bluefield team,
were presented with their nice uni
forms by the Kenova Lumber q
Supply company, of which Mr..
Hoge Mason is president and w.
K. Minter general manager. This
concern is practically part of the
Mingo Lime IL Lumber company,
Williamson, w. Va ; the Saxon
Lime & Lumber company, Blue
field, w. Va. the New River Lime
company, Pearisburg, Va, and the
Princeton Lumber company, Prince
ton, w. Va. Mr&Hoge Mason we
understand is wishing that his ag-
gregation beats the Bluefield boys
-Bluefi field Leader.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-08-30
Died.

Asa Queen died at Huntington
Tuesday night, August %, aged 4e.
He was son of l.. G.. Queen Of
Queens Ridge, this county, and had
been sick since last February.
Mr.. Queen leaves wife and six
children, five cons and one daueh-
ter, besides large number of 9th
er relatives.
The remains were taken to
Queens Ridge Thursday where they
were interre1 on Friday.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-08-30
M. Y. FARRELL AND
WILLARD PRATT
Murdered, Their Bodies
Having Been Found at
Naugafuck.

The dead bodies of NJ. V. FARRELL
and Willard Pratt, two well. known
men of this county, were found
near Naugatuck, Mingo county, last
Friday morning. The body of
FARRELL contained nine bullet holes
and that of Pratt contained five,
which proves conclusively that they
were murdered. The object of the
murders nor who committed the
act are not known. They were a,
kenova on the evening before the
murder and it is thought they went
up the n. II w. R'y on a freight.
The men were on their way from
Lincoln county, where they had
been working, and it is thought
they had considerable amount of
money on their persons, but when
found their money and watches
were gore. Evidently they had
gotten in box car with hoboes and
robbery was the cause of their muir
der.
Nj. V. FARRELL is brother of J.
w. and Harry FARRELL of this place
and formerly lived on East Second
street. He married Mrs. Felix
Webb, but separated from her sew
eral months ago and had not lived
with her for some time prior TO his
demise. lie was tifty-six years of
age and had six children (nearlyesll
grown by his first wife. His body
was buried Saturday in the Cat
lettsburg (ky.) cemetery.
Pratt was married and lived at
Glenhayes. He was SO years old
and leaves a wife and two children.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-08-30
KenOva Lots.

Three Of the most desirable
building lots in Kenova-situate on
me north side Of Walnut, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
For terms inquire Of T. T.. Nc
Dougal, Ceredo, Va.
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The Fountain Head ofLtfe
Is The StomacbA

= :
- man VINO has weak and stomach
properly digest soon hndha "o'
nsumcicntly ished. ~ 10y improperly ana
Dr. PfERSES GOLDEN MEDICAL
makes the stomach PRONE
the Tosf,
assimilation =
pursncs he blood.
builder
:" in iudoer
Discovery
'ree from alcohol
every ingredient endorsed
a subst
right
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Mrs. l. r. Alley is visiting rela-
uves at Bluefeld.
Noah Maynard made business
trip to Chatteroy last week.
Mrs. Van Perdue has returned
from visit with Huntington rela-
tives.
Miss Blanche Boggs of West
Huntington is visiting relatives
here.
Attorney S. V. Crum of Kenova
was pleasant caller at THE office
yesterday.
Miss Blanche Bush has returned
from "a pleasant visit with relatives
in Michigan.
Miss Ethel Maine of Ironton,
Ohio, is the guest of her cousin,
Miss Edna Rowe.
Mrs. b. D. Carter and son
James of Huntington were calling
here last Thursday.
| ne ADVANCE WAS real sorry 10
see the teachers leave. We should
like TO keep them with us all the
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Bryant Of
Portsmouth, Ohio, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Daft last
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Frazier has returned
from visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Rigg, at West
Huntington.
Misses Kathryn French and
Ollie Spurlock visited Mrs. G. l..
Wilson, near town, last Friday
and Saturday.
Wendell Meinhart Of Ashland.
KY, was Ceredo visitor last Sun
day. Mrs. Meipha-t is visiting
III Boston, Mass.
Herman Gieske has resigned his
position as reporter on the Hunt
ington Advertiser, which he held
tor year or more.
VIM. nj. Bolles of Portsmouth,
Ohio, who holds a lucrative posi-
ton with the Portsmouth Steel Co.,
was the guest of Herman Gieske
last Sunday.
Attorney Lawrence Mcclure Of
Wayne was In our town for a
short time last Monday. He was
en- route to Huntington.
Hawl Cole fell down apart of
the stairway, which leads down
the hill to the n. IL w. station ut
Wayne, one day last week and
was painfully bruised.
S. y. Smith has been appoint
ed by Governor Glasscock a dele
gate TO the Farmers National
congress which meets at Column
bus, Ohio, October -. Sam
Dock says he's going to attend.
Samuel j. Wright was up the
line OF the N. IL w. R'y last Sun
day and pitched a game of ball
for the Gary team. 1t was a de-
Gliding game between Colewood
and Gary and was won by Gary,
the score standing IA TO 0.
Rev. RAYMOND T. Caldwell of
Belleview, KY, filled the pulpit at
the Congregational church last Sun
day - morning and evening. He
will preach again in the church
next Sunday, both morning and
evening.
The M. e. Sunday school will
picnic at Camden park Thursday
afternoon and evening. The
school will go to the park about
two O'Clock and will lunch be-
tween the hours of five-thirty and
six o'clock. Everybody is invit
ed.
There will be great doings at
Camden park next Monday, Labor
Day. There will be many attrac.
tiOns worth coming miles to zee
For further information read the
ad. 10 be found elsewhere in this
paper.
| Wayne B. Ferguson of Fergu-
son P. o. was here last week
working in the Fret National
bank in place of Cashier G.. p.
Hoard, who was on the sick list.
Mr.. Richards Of Ironton, Ohio, is
pow doing Mr.. Hoard's work
Although the cashier is better be
will take a much needed rest.
The Board of Education of the
Independent District of Ceredo did
the proper thing when theJ passed
! a resolution rounfrinc, oil faooho~a
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urday.
Miss lnez Forbess Is the guest of
Mrs. Thos. McQuin on Docks
creek.
Miss Florence Staley has return
ed from pleasant visit at Ports
mouth, Ohio.
Mrs. T. b. GreenslIt of Kenova
was calling on relatives here one
day last week.
Mrs. Fred Ahlers of Quincy,
Fla, is the pleasant guest of Mrs.
James Marcum.
Miss Helen Brumley of Hunting.
ton was calling on friends here one
evening last week.
Misses Alberta Wright and Jessie
Love spent last Thursday at Hunt
inyton with friends.
Miss LARA Crntcher OF Hunting
ton was the guest OF Mrs. Minnie
Wechsler last week.
Mrs. Sarah Carr and Miss Helen
Taylor of Middleport, Ohio, visited
friends In our town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Houchln
spent one day last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Cyrus at kenova.
Miss Alberta Wright and guest
Miss Jesse Love, spent Sunday with
Mrs. G.. l.. Wilson in the country.
Misses Ruby and Rhesa Harris
returned TO their home at Roanoke,
Va, after visit here with friep Is.
Mrs. John Frasher and Mrs.
Geo. Wellman of Fort Gay were
guests of Mrs. b. 5. Akers last
week.
Mrs. Dillon and daughter, Miss
Georgia, of Portsmouth, were
guests of Mrs. j. o. Marcum last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hazlett of
henova were here last week to see
Mr.. Ill s mother. who is dangerous
II Ill.
Mrs. Oscar Secrest and chill
dren of Portsmouth were guests of
Mrs. w. r. Houohins the first of
the week.
Mrs. John lrby AMI Misses Nola
and Beulah Hall of West Hunting
ton were calling on friends at this
place Sunday.
There will be teachers meeting
at the Baptist church next Friday
evening. All teachers are reaues
ed to be present.
Rev. b. S. Akers conducted fun
eral services over the remains of
NJ. V. FARRELL at Catlettsburg,
Ky, last SatuIday.
On Tuesday evening, Sept. {, a
business meeting will be held at the
Baptist church. A full attendance
of members is desired.
The many friends of Miss Crete
Mcclure of Wayne, who has been
dangerously i'll with typhoid fever
for several weeks, will be glad to
learn that she is improving.
Mr.. Harrison Morrison and Miss
Ruth Ines, two popular young peo-
pie of Ironton, Ohio. were united
in marriage Friday afternoon, Aug.
%, 1911, in the county clerks office
at Catlettsburg, KY, by Rev. b.
). Akers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Rutherford
visited the home Of Marion Cyrus
at Whites creek last Sunday. A
large mum Der of relatives of the
Cyrus family were present and
the day was very pleasantly spent
by the visitors.
An examination for certificates
to teach in the Independent
School District of Ceredo will be
held in the High School Annex OF
the Ceredo Building Thursday,
sept. Z, 1911, beginning at $3.50
q. m.
T. HOWARD WINTERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. RIgg, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Rigg aud chill
dreD, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Rigg and
little daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
Hughes and children and Mr..
and Mrs. Laban Workman and
children attended a reunion of
the Rigg family at Centerville
Saturday.
On Sunday morning, August 20,
number of young people met al
the home Of J. .. Marcum and
went via the street car to Kellogg,
| ~ boro fbay oe4onIoI E,rdor aoLooI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-17
5nnneriuuunS
Sofpraiternc % 0rifferict.

Sra leoenoe areoie inOenfor oen
tpite afbolosbepegeIie ifriDes Der til
,Ro6ersmaalet"s 8eoofter:
u@ennem Den tpife 8resie gift for
noaen 8io iioqn en- me9et brpgger-
penlig artifel, ser bar unOertegnet:
r. g., Sofprpit. 5 Ben anleonina
bleo Ser ira Afbolos-@entrolfonto.
ret / Somborg ifreoet til ale Sof-
praIterne / 8pifIano for at foa Op.
Ibsnina ON, boem Set BAR, Der mem
te at funne iorene oct meO i'm Still.
ling ION Sofprait offentlig at op.
treoe iom 6orioorer for Alfo6oltra-
fiffeu.
Der in6l6b Soor ira ale SofprG-
lterne; men oet oiIte Jig, at Ser life
bar nogen al Dem, Der baDoe ifrepet
artiflen. og llnoerifriften fnnOe Iaa-
Ie6e8 temples iom en- 9rpggerlegn.
@en : og set Dor netop Def, Der
Der itol fortpaes = Ser fom ogina
Guar fra 6ofprait 0rponoer I ger-
lin, % set lpo iom feIger;
Or perionlig EotnlofboI0smano
Oe fan iom iuaoan fife ifriOe Ben
SIngs artifler."
9enne 0plDsnm9. Der biOrsrer
fra gentraIfontorets 6ormmt0, er
meget fornpieIig. Sbi BET mao 6no-
6es. at BEN berliuife 6ofprPits Sbn,
9~onbroa6en / So6ersIeo, il9gter i'm
5a6er poo og ligeGeoes Tom Sotol-
a~fboIbsntanb pil %biorage til at trent
me ben gooe Sag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-17
GOrreipon0aueer
6Onltcr Coma.

Chen ri ii0it FOO 6sre ira os,
6ar ri hoit ct Stpffe boaro 9inter;
men oet er bleoen nfIeit al milbere
@ejr, ia, set regneoe enoog Iiot.
lliunot 9eir, iiger 6oIf. oo oct
pasier pitt, for BEN trooleite ManO
er oiitnof Goftoren. Nnn Tiger, at
ban er paa 8orten alto.
@i bar UNDER @afanien ioa langt
bait geisg al grriterne MiIer,
Aingite0, 81, % BrilI, 8es moi.
mes, Sa. &c bo(ot Nsoe Tor os baa.
De Ssnoag 6ormiooao (Ssimesie-
anostieneite) og gftermioooe. 9i
oar GLADE oeO at bere og tale meb
Dem. og ri Tiger gnf for 9eisget.
aon0;ont ge0iteo. iom 10 er poo
Run0reiie beropre, prPoifeOe / Dor
Strife Senong e~ftermioOng Den II.
Marts, efter ferit at bape prpoi.
fet ON 5ormiooo9en / ben an0en
oanife Strife. Wnn6og aiten 6ol0t
ban llngoomsmeoe / port Sfolebus.
3nf for 9eisget.
apin0eioreningeu, iom oltio bar
ct pnngent 2ie ior at bi9lpe til og
gere 8aon enten pao ben enc eaer
anoen Moooe, for gfsempel oeo at
gre / Stnno eler forifsnne airfen
og 9~rpitebuiet. bar beitemt zig til
MI / @inter of male airfen inooen-
Dig; oct blioer ct fort ar6ei0e, og
oi fan life an0et emo bpre GLADE
neo, of ben bar pantaget Jig bette
arbeioe. oo oet beiliaen tiltrpng.
ties. 5or at inoinmle nogle al Ben.
acne BERTH ofbolot apinoeforenin.
gen uoinle eaer auftion ooer Sen.
itan6e, ION bar fo~rfRroiget al aoin'
0erne ielp eQer nnr blepen Dem for.
eret. uoialget, iom afbolotes ben
9. 6ebruar, por meget uellpffet og
gap ct tort Snerifuo | 5oreningens
aasie.
Oct Fl life let at paste pao a0e,
Der refer eller fommer at beisge
os, men leg npuner BLOT, at Girls
8egerslep, WinneapoIjs Minn., bar
liee beisqt fin Sober, oe PeterNao.
len, Normo, q. Daf., bor ogiaa
Ipnret / geise ber. Waaife ier pi
BAN oe 6amilien isen | en- n9r
'Sremti6.
20 9ebsfalb bar pi bait nemlig
SO. DiIhous' fife Barn, iom bleD
bpgrapet pon Coulter 9irfegaoro,
og Mrs Niels Riis, iom, % bette
ifriues, ligger Gig | Sjemmet. Sun
.ifol ogiaa begrnpes pna Dor airfe-
gnaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-17

men ni bar ct Nnoelsmeleri ber
9pen fnorettet / 8. In0eriens
@ooro. Oct er ct al 0e aler9loite
Reierier Der / 9on0et. Get ny
Meieri 'fol ligge tGt pe0 oct gamle
poa Ell @runo, iom er febt af@aarb-
eier 8. Anoerien.
@raaItcn. 7riffcrictS 6plser. 5or-
rige Sen6ag, ~ifrioes ser Ben 90.
San, fom ifsIge Gfbol6sblnOet
y3remao" Ell al aarlene pno @rna.
item Serregooro ino til 8oberme-
Iteren | beriiiet 9iliton0 o9 pppeoe
Glammeri. "a ban efter gentogen
Opior0ring life fierne0e iig, bente.
Sc So0ermeiteren 8aar6ens SoroaI.,
ter. De off begae ooer | Stoloen,
Garlen greb en- MaIfeitoG og iGog
me0 0enne 6o6ermeiteren pao So.
oe6pt, ioo gGo6et Ieb bam ito Of
Creme, % ban falOt 6eoioitIps ON.
Zen tiIfoI0te 9poe erflrre0e. at
Ser bar in6tron6t Ell 6iernerpiteI-
ie. % enbnll Ons6n1 Ioa Ronben
ben uSen at ppre fommen til 9e.
bioItbeS.
@erninqsmnnoen bGeb notlirIig.
MS itrof3 orreiteret, ioa ban bnr M
Gio til at tpnfp ober, bpa6 Gong
aIfobol far broqt BAN til.
SfOS6ura. Glnbielie S66sfnlo.
(Sm6.) Sor8Soq oen 26. San. rnm-
tps TO nIore aoner Der / Soanet al
ct SGoatiffpI6c oa 0s0e 6eaqe meo
set inmme. Gen enc al Dem par
2auIt arpn6t ShmiOts Gnfe | Sfil6.
itrlp. Sun Hep SO Nor aommeG.
Sun 6aD0e 9eiea al fine Soieer-
6etre. % "a Bun bor oeo at ifnn-
fq aofie til Dem, rnmteS bun al ct
SierteiIaa oq fof6t 500 ON pon
@ufnet.
Zen on6en Dor en- SO Aar CANT
mel Some / Sfo6bora On. Ser elf
nn6er Ronnet g@omIe Same. Sitn
ToI6t IiqcIe6es ON. rant al ct SIog,
% por bsO me6 oct ionme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-17

III u 2hIpt IUHi o10"loNN ~ -
5amilier, Der ienere if 9uslp bos
Roboer.
5~lcnsburg. Sm en- Sranb paa
Sfi6suGrftet tribes ! o5lensbor9
4bis" bIonot onoet:
Zen 81. San. ON Morgenen oe0
8emtioen opitoo ser SIo paa
aomIe 8urft. Oct par /
set Itore 5ommerIoaer oe0 9arf-
tets ip6ligite @rpnie. gGl0i9e 2uer
lpIte op / BEN merfe M%orgenitunO,
% en- itprf beg tr9ngte in0 / SIT
Iene / Sen nor0Iige Del al 9pen. abs
ifiaige 61tSeiere iegte op poa Suge-
ne for ON muGi9t at taae Siffer-
beosregler I SiIfploe al Sloens ll0-
bre0elie.
9pens 9~rono0prn % 8prftets
eget 9ran0forpS fun0e BOG temme-
fig 6urtigt be9rpnie Sl0en til oen
an%are6ng Gel al 8Grftets 0mroo-
Be. ) set gomle SemmerIager,
boor ser loo 5rp. iom 0elois bar
Iiaqet Der / ooer Ell boIp Snes qor,
hoo0e Sloen loot lat. Ssmmeret be-
ito0 for eu tor Gel al BET let brGn0-
bare uuroiful6e 9itdpine. Oginn
noqle 9ngnin9er, Ser omfotteoe Go
aeret, e6eIogoes eaer beifnoiaeoeS
al 5lO og gaub. 5 Rpr6e0en lao
en- Eel 8rpfuf % auIitsu, iom
Iigeleoes branote, og Der mente nog-
le, at Sloen mnIi90is bar opItaaet
0eo Seloontpn6eIie. 5erit 81. II
BAR maa Serre oDer SIOen.
Nan iiqes oe0 SIufnin9sarbeioet
at 6aDe onoenot $500 Meter 5Ian-
ae. Sfa6cn err meaet b%etnoeli9.
Otter 8orInoen0e beleber BEN iig
til 100000 Mfarf.
S~aoerslep. st iucialocmofrntiif
IGoc. ct al set iocial0emofrntiife
9orti Den %. San. ofboIot Meoe.
bDor arbeioeriefretpr Nihelien ira
8~Gensborg talte ON @algipitemet "a
@olgretten / 8reu5ien, par goot BE-
isgt.
SaIeren, iom benptte0e iig al oct
tpife Sproq. benoiite til, at 0fsoet,
liaeiom l ale andre preusiiife 9per,
6leo oi6olOt Tor at tilfenoegipe Be
iolfuingens llpilie imoo, al BEN iio-
tie 5roniale life inoeboIOt noaet iom
BELT ON 5oranoringen al Sen prelis.
life 8algIoo.
Zen s. April 1919 blep Der al
0en oaoGrenoe p~reusiiife aonae gi-
pct Solicit en- ri 9nlgret, men ef-
ter ct bnIpt 4ars 5orlsb bIeo
@aIgretten tnget tiIbo9e i9en Tor
ienere at bIipe fremIaet / oens M.
pprenoe Sorm. Eoleren betegneoe
bette Tom uopr0igt for oct preus.
fife 5oIf; ia ielo @olget til Den
rusiiife Ri9soog ioregaor paa en-.
mere r~etifafien ManOe END @nlget
til Den preusiiife 9an6oog. 9ola-
ipitemet moe itprtes, BOG life oeo
@ooefa'upe eGer lignenoe, men oeo
oe H~ettiebeoer, iom 9open biemler
os, bpis life poa an0en Manoe, iau
fun0e Gigsoagen meo 3i0en tDinae
9anO6agen til at nfifafie BET BE-
itaaenoe 8algipitem.
9oleren gift 0erpaa ooer til at
omtole, paa bpiIfen Moa6e 0agt.
6aoerne anoenote Statens 9enge.
mioler, pe6 at bepiIge 100000
Warf ON aoret til Sr6ener og
9Grestegn, 80 Miaioner Morf bar
bfepen b~ebiIgeoe til llOfsrieIsprg.
mier, iom fun fom en- life alife al
p%reusiiife Suntere til @oOe.
Sereiter omtalte 8aleren De noro-
ilesoigify 5orbol0 o9 opiororeoe De
tilite0eoqrenoe til at ppre meo til
of opnaa De politiife Rettigbeoer
Iom man oaereoe baoOe paa ben an.
Den SIDE al @rnnien, bDor Der o.
iao bIep toget 6enipn til SoeiaIoe.
mofrntiets gnifer, og buor Reaerin.
gen, ia Ielu aongen par at iaa |
lale al Solicit.
Meoet, iom ooerpaage0es al 30.
[itipt eu1te me0 0e0taaelien al EN-
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(iliamfllen. S 959.42
81. d 0 II M isionen.
ill siionen

GSer fpitteret. ie QI. Qr. g.. .....s........... 5000 6
@roofoiae, Minn, ira De un9e 6reosminOe @gb. til en-
Strife: Sans 9arien, Ruoolp6 Senien, George 9reo.
itrup, @iaie Camp, eugene 6anien, Sopbus 6onieu
Mart6a. goIen, ReI8 geterisn e6as. y. Semen
Nrs. 6bas. y. Senien, 0iarp Senien, Suloo Semen,
6orn 9n0erien. 6oer ST; Sens y. Semen 81. 1900
1o(mo1th. Ne. ira nooomSforenitoen .......... 1000
8prton0 We. Gorl 6briitenien .+....... ..... 200
StopIe61rIt. g{ebr. Gor 6reGerS Ma6s apf......... 800
Gf Spru so. en- Ben al Wisionen iii en- Srfe ........ 100
Gloene. 6reaon. en- mrpnt ............ ...... $50
Collins. gRinn. ira MISREPRESENTATION ........... 500
Sim 9oIe. Minn. ira en- Zen til oen fsbte eien0om -. 10000
Qrrihole. Sal. Mortin Senien ......... .......... 100
e0pn6o(e Minn. 6orrie Gepaor0 til en- arfe. ....... 200
gn6ubon 20. Ger. : 3 GbriIianien oq Suitru. 80. 200
Omatonna, @inn, 8nnia Qi89.s aDi. So; 9r. 8. $.
g6riienien 50, @2rs. s. 6. Gbritenien $f...t,..... 600
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Smaa6anefroerne.

Oct al Observation-Disclosures 9r.
9aiton fremfalote 9Iaoy 2anOesfirf)-
lihe Hnnoibau" gengioer efter ct
tDif Maa0e6oI0sbIao Ell artifel ON
SopItrup airfeforItan0erifobs an-
oraqen0e oe0rorenoe Smoobanefro-
erne. 0eri beo6er oct bInnot an0et,
at anoraeenoet life fommer ooer-
raifen0e. Der bar lpnge opret Mis-
Itemninq moo 0isie 9roer, life
minoit ober Sen 5oroel, en- enfelt
grpager baboe of Dem. "a De op-
retteoe8. ipurgte man pna tpif She
uoilfaarIig ia ielo, bOoroan en-
Stotsmpnoigbeo, ser buroe onreta-
9e QlmenuelIet, fun0e 9ere iligt.
3oDnlig forItob man life, at man
turoe bore iig ino0nn 40 paa Ell
@gn, bnor Observation-Disclosures
boboe Dun6et ioo Itor l1obre0elie, og
boor Sc oonife 6srere oIoeles on-
benbort meo iterite Selo benpttebe
benne @eo9geIie for sfonomiif le-
gemIi9t og ipoeIigt at ongti9gere
0en oonife 9efolfning % / oi8ie
6or6oI0 gioe Sen ct 8oriprin9 for
Spifbe0en. 9enne 9eauniti9eIie al
Ilfobolforbruget beteo aIoeIes
uneateIig en- u~miooeIbar SopffeIie
At Sen tnife gefoIfnina I oet tpife
3oroqrpnielano / oens aomp ior i'm
3ation1litet. De 9efpmringer, Sol
f%eoenner - life min0it Sern6ane0i-
refter Gu6rt / 6lensborg cen
Sang gtre0e, bar 0esDRrre bit lig
fife at upre u%grlin0e0e. Ter er ofte
bIe0et t.oget ooer 0i8Iigheoer. ser
6%iorerer fra Oisie Smonbnnefroer
for 6Dis GfsiitensberettiaeIie ser
n9ppe aioes nogen onoen @run0
emo oerl at De aioer en- 9o0 aars.
inotpgt Tor are6sfasien.~
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iioite Sioe.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-17


inotpgt FOR are6sfasien.~
Hcntcsanroe I Slcsuig % Soften.
SfeGge Ell 9eretnina / gShleswi0-
ife @%ren3poit" finoes Der MI / Ser
tiigosmmerne Slespig % Soften
/ aft 779 Renteeienoomme, Ben
minoite er poa en- OttenoeoeI. Ben
iterite poa 40 Seftar 9an0. 1e fleite
al G%ien6ommene bar en- StsrreIie
pao 1875 6eftar. gienoommene
poa un5er 8 @eftar faloes rarbei-
o~erloooer~, 9riigerne al Dem er mot
til at gnn pan arbeioe, De itsrre
err beregreoe paa BELT at funne I'm.
0er6oIoe en- 5nmilie.
9lf De 779 Henteeienoomme FIN.
oes ser rs / Saoersleo Amt, So |
N(a6enroo amt, 60 / 5snSer 9Gmt,
III / 5lensborg amt, Ssnoerbor9
Amt nrpnes life.
Otter Spginelie on0etiteos ira
fan oplDies, at Der / 1896 / So-
oersIen amt opretteoes / Henteei-
enoom, 1898: I; 1904: I; 1906:
3; 1907: s; 1908: 10; 1909: 81.
Sells. Sil en- 5amiliaftcn / Wis.
iionsbniet, iom afbol0tes f%orleoen,
par ser msot en- talrig 6oriamIing.
SogneprpIten, PnItor Sdmibt ino-
leoeoe me0 9sn ON en- op6Dggelig
oq oeliiqnet aften, bporpaa ban op.
l9ite en- ltolG9gelie al 2ignelien ON
BEN forIorne Ssn, ~ifreben al Pa-
itor q. g. Mnoien.
Otter a~offeboroet tnlte gnitor
Glouien al Mnugitrup ooer oct Orb,
iom Soipa iagoe til Ssroelitterne,
ga Serren gennem mango gan-
i~feligbeoer bao0e fert Dem inc | aa.
MANS 9ano: Seq og nit Sus iii
tiene Serren."
9oar ri tiene @uo. mon BET Uiie
iig. life oleile / 26nfamret, men bet
ifof pie iig / al Dor Serb. Com
/ foroums Gage itiaebe S.
roel frit, inaleoes er BET ogina eno-
M, @alget er frit, gor6erre nsoer
ale, men ban tuinger iraen. Mfnat.
te oct blipe iaaleoes for enboer
al o8, at ri meo Sonobeo fan iiae:
Seq og nit GUS nil tiene Serren.'
gaItor S6miot ilutteoe meo Saf
og gsn til bam, bpem BET er goOt
at tiene.
Der inoiomleoes friOiaise 9iorag
til 6-e6ningemisiionen.
@ilIfrnp. Slocbranb. Den "a. San.
oeo 7-5iben uobreo Der Slblss bos
Slogter Dele | Ssnoer gilitrup. 81.
ben opitoo peo, at Sr. Dele baDoe
opret oppe pao 2oftet efter noget
So, og unber bette Irbeioe pplteoe
og efsplobereoe. Sr. Dele
/ en- 5art neo af Srappen
for at 6ente noget @ano; men %