davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-22
Christmas
Turkeys Galore
''YOu May Rely on this Statement:
EVERY TURKEY
Offered for Sale Here During this Week will
POSITIVELY be HOME DRESSED

this market
Raised Turkeys will fill the first retail
Oysters including Blue Points, received daily
offered the 81 PasO Market
corn Pork milk fed Veal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-22
MUCH INTEREST IN
CATTLEMEN'S MEET

great deal Of interest in the Pan
handle Cattlemen's convention, when
VIII be held in Ell PasO next March.
IS beginning TO be shown by the cattle
men in the different parts of the state
and nelghbOring states Already sew
eral Kansas cattlemen have written 20
secretary c. A. Kline Of the chamber
OF commerce and asked that hotel res
ervatIons be made for them The eX-
ecutiTe committeeman Of the conven-
ton say that the FL PasO convention
viii be the largest ever held BY the
association and already invitations and
circulars are being sent to all of the
cattlemen in Texas New Mexico. Arf-
iona, Kansas and Mexico by the cham
Der Of commerce
At the directors meeting of the
chamber Of commerce Friday the ii
rectors viii take up the convention
natter and active work on it viii be
begun. Committees which viii ACT
during the convention viii probably be
named at the meeting.
Sick headache is caused by a disor-
dered stomach. Take ChamberIain's
Tablets and correct that and the head
aches VIII disappear For sale by al
dealers
Poultry show, old Calsher Bldg, luc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-22
WHY A1IUsElIENTF

Construction work has commenced
on a new amusement theater.-Tomb-
stone (Ariz.) PrOspectOr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-22

Poultry show. old calisher Bldg. lue.
The evening world., 1911-02-22
By Maurice lie Blanc

Would he reveal the secret Of his pres-
ent dreams and dru Wilson to the
realm OF meditation into which he feIt
that he was not allowed to enter unfn-
vited?
Wilson ventured upon q remark:
Things are very quiet. There's ~ Q
single case for us to nfhhle at"
Shears was more and moro deruaay
silent but the rings OF tobacco umoke
became more and more successful end
any ono but Wilson would have oh
served that Shears obtained from this
the profound content which we derive
from the minor achievements Of our van
ity, at times when our brain Is complete
IS void or thought.
~DiShoartened. Wilson rose ana w~Ykad
% the window. The melancholy street
.lr '.retGhC1 between the gloomy fronts
~ tie houses, under a dark sky whence
fol! an angry and pouring rain. A cab
drove past another cab. Wilson jotted
down their numbers in his note book.
Tho pos man came down the street.
gay, a treble knock at the door. and
presently the servant entered with two
REGISTERED letters.
you .olk remarkably pleased" aid
N .soa. when Shears had unsealed an1
.auaed through the rrst.
lHlN itAN'l ''lAdAlH u very httraCtNs
proposal You were worrying about .
case here is one. Read IT,"
Wilson took the letter and read:
'lS Rue Murillo. Paris.
Sri am writing 20 ask for the
hrpsht OF your assistance and expert.
oueo. ] have been the victim Of a seri.
pgs the't ana all the Investigations At.
tempted mp 10 the present would seem te
cad 20 nothing.
Il am sendlng you by this post a mum.
her OF newspapers which Will give yor
an the details OF the case. and it yor
are Inclined to take It up I shall be
pleased y You will MI in tho inclosee
signed cheek for any amount which you
Ike to name for your expenses.
pray. Telegraph to inform me II J
lay expect you ana believe me 20 be
Sir, yours very truly,
"ita"ou VICTOR DIARLEVALLE."
We'll" said Shears, this comes Just
a. the rigat time; why SHOULDN'T L take
a l.,tle run to PARSE / haven't beer
taere since MY famous duel with Ar.
seae Lup.n aud 7 shan't be sorry 10 re-
visit II unaeg rataer more peaceful son.
cS Be c~ontinusd.)
The evening world., 1911-02-22

He gave the porter a hhif-iranc piece.
Here, my man, THats for YOU
THANK you. Mr.. Shears"
The Engllshman raised his eyes
Arsene lMpin'
LupIn crossed his arms with an air
OF nc gnation.
80 you thought | would let yOu go
without coming to see you or After
the excellent friendly relations which We
never ceased to keep up Why, II
you'd have i'cc1 uuspeaklbly rude.
what do you take me fore"
The engine wh!st!ed,
However. | forgive YOU $50 Have
YOU all you want? Tobacco. matches
That's right $50 And the
.ycnlng papers? You Will find tho de-
'lils Of my arrest Ia them your last
exploit. maItrc' And now, uu rcyoir.
md delighted to have made your ac-
.|IaIutaucc . delighted, ! mean H.
And II ever ! can do ugthIns
..r you. / shall 1e only TOO pleased.
llr Jumped down TO the platform and
'p.ed tho door.
Goodby' lo cried again, waving
... hauIkrr. .icr "G0plhy :
ITl write - YOU Nlrl YOU
write too Jet mc know low tho orokc'
arm 81, NJ wilson, : shall cA1cg. 90
n.a~ from both Of not Ju.. Cd
picture glsl Ir', HH" H"l again
. Lupr . Paris U.l always find
me I,'s gJl'o enough
NeNer wN.I about stamping t." letters
. s . Cfoudu,' 80 See you soon, |
bona'"
The evening world., 1911-02-22
1.-The Blonde Lady,"

the courtyard n up the servants stair
case. the only means or communicate
with the noor by which the escap had
been effected.
y Ions passage, with many Nlndlnss,
lined with small. numbered rooms, ltd
10 a door. which had been simply left
alar. Beyond this door, aud consequent
~ IN another house. was another pas
sage, also with a number OF turns and
lined with similar rooms. Right at me
end was a servants staircase. Ganimard
went down &, crossed a yard, a hall and
rushed into a street.-The Rue Picot.
Then lie understood; the two houses
were bullt back to pack and their fronts
faced two streets, running not az right
angles but parallel. with a distance OF
over sixty yards between them.
lie entered the porter's lodge and
showed Ms card.
'Have four men just gone OUT"
Yes, tao I've servants OF the fourth
and ffth floors, With two friends"
Who lives on the Fourth and hfth
loors?'
Two gentlemen OF the name ~ Tauy"l
and their cousins, the Proyosts :
They moved this morning only the
two servants remained, They
have lust gone"
All" thought GaniWard, sinking on
10 a sofa In the lodge, "vnat a hnc
stroke We have missed! The whole Fang
occupied this raUoit warren"
Forty minutes later " gentlemen
drove up In a cab to the Care du Nord
and hurried toward the Calais express,
followed BY a porter carrying their
bags.
one OF them had his arm In a sling
and his face was pale and drawn, The
other seemed In great spirits.
Come along, Wilson, 1t Won do to
miss the train, $50 oh, Wilson,
shall never forget these ten days
NO more shall L.
What a fine series OF battles
Magnificent
"A regrettaole incident, here and
there, but OF very slight importance
Very slight, az You say
And, lastly, victory an along the line.
Lupin arrested. The blue diamond re-
covcrcd"'
MY arm broken
with a success OF tits Kind, what
does a broken arm mal,er?'
Especially mine
Especially yours Remember, W,.s'p.
Il was At the very moment whom ylu
The evening world., 1911-02-22

W. sbb
Isn't necessarily Jealous. but. that
doesn't mean that he wouldn't make
love 10 your Job II he saw "A chance.
II may BE- true that "Hc ,oorld
taxes Dou at yOur OCn udludfiOn,'
bat sometimes IL likes 10 decker!
Another invention that the world Is
waiting Tor f. a M~aceratipg Machine
Tor Mlasma Of the Mentality,
We never vet met up vita a So
termed rresh-Air crank who didn't
dlnuse II Sense OF Wcll-Belng'
Thc Man WHO Never Made a Mis-
take died last week. IIe had lived all
~ his lie as a Hermit in the Dismal
swamp OF Virginia.
The chap who Iroclaims that n"
Hates Peace is always the nrs; to
Hang on t. Avoid Punishment
The man tchO IS ,Ciiiin1 10 confess
The evening world., 1911-02-22
NhKe New PlMM6
AA "zbe Happiest Night ESAk
NSK of His Life" IVW
SU Remains a Blank. u "
BY CHARLES ~
Remains a Blank.

- a. what q night It was quite unlike N other nigh. OF the season. o,
excepting the previous IN spent with Seven Sisters" It gave m such
. headache that I couldn't walk 1t off. After THE Iappest Nigh. Of,
His Life I staggered as far as the park AM then tumbed herlessly into the
subway. Some things arc worse thai strong drink.
Something had got into the Criterion Theatre. Jus. what is more than I can
a. Even the authors. Junie Mtccree and sydney RoYnfNd, can't say-anyway
they DON'T Perhaps they. too, arc utterly bevndcred by the werd result of
their combined efforts. Composer Albert Won Thzr" Is he is down O. the
programme. only adds to the mystery. It's almost impossible to tell where the
authors leave o II IN tho composer" begins. They seem to Join In a runnIng
conversatio nthat nmy DO either words or music 1t is as though you remarked,
Gold to-night. isn't i?' and then some me ang, Yes, indeed but when IT is
W shall have sush."
The lat woman who falls on her face without The sIghtes fear of rat,np
q voice should seek no farther for a conundrun. for AZ she would only look
ahout Ter n bit she would. see that She is part ofo one. What's he answer9'
she asks-and so do you It's I'll very pu2zhng The HaptIcst Night Of His
Life remains a blank.
The only elelr idea YOU GET Is tAAt in The IIappest Might OF His IAteo
The evening world., 1911-02-22

mp, oll c APP .'' rutl yoyr.gt too
get or. ,o''
ITS not for wan, OF pulling myself
together"
"What them
Il can only use one hand"
wen" cried Shears, gaily what
q fuss you make one would think yOH
were the only man IN your plight, what
about thc fellows who have really .ost
an ARM We'll, arc You settled? Thanh
goodness Tor that"
The evening world., 1911-02-22

never had one!
Better to be a sooner than . Some
Dayer!
Maybe somebody will be able to tan
us why II Is hat tho man VITO haoatu-
ally anudes to oils work ~ 'ths daily
grind" always seems to Dc wsa61ng
fringe at tho bottoms Of his trousoRA
We can ever remember some HARD
Luck Days that. ginmoured by Setse-
srectlon. now appear like Hatcyon
Days!
Life would be an even more Com
pllcated Game than Il Ii II all Of us
were permitted to Amend the b.
Laws,
There's a heap of Seaf- Congratuistory
Perk!ness that goes by h name Of
Professional Pride!
When we hear n quito Young Fanor.
with not a Cog Mark on him. brag Of
having Been Through the Mill we're
forced to tho conclusion h n the
Power must have been shut Oh when
f. happened!
After all, the Long Trail lying ~
tuccn Ambition and Accomplishment
is where De hare oil the fun, al
though tep realize it phiist they're
TraUersing that Tortuous TraU
The trouble with soae OF US In that
we 60 after Big Game with q Bean
Shooteri 4
The evening world., 1911-02-22

the pleasure is all Vic
tor Moore's. once more
he delights in slang
that is explained to the
audience by a brlgh,
young man who under
stands everything h e
says. But he has his
moments in
which slang fades be-
fore the spotlight and
the beautiful truths Of
life shine out clearly.
These are moments to
he treasured for their
9 h a s I and pure
thoughts-thouGhts such
as only JUNE NcCrec
and sydney Resented
could think when think
ing together.
The gem OF gems in
this rare collection is "A
musical poem throb-
bling with love-"Twen-
ty-four Hours of Love-
no less The sweet pain.
the choking clutch OF Il,
is felt IN those lines
which sound the very
depths OF that arch
nend Divorce" No one.
not even a graduate OF
Reno. could believe In
divorce after hearing
what Mr.. Moore has TO
say on the subject
Every word is re-
proach thar sinks into
the soul and makes
proud Allmony look like
thirty cents. And rs
she listens. pale. tense
and spotllghted. the
chicago widow who In
spires this poetic ar
raignment OF n cher
lshcd institution bows
The evening world., 1911-02-22

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

- W u iFlsN' ''Nl 'fh''
Baron d'HAutrec, al old Invalid, i found mur-
daed. His nurse, a beautiful blond mr., IL mi 's-
Ing, Police %luspec'Dr ,ianimard traces the CRIME
g. the 'thid genius, Arsene lhQin and the
lH'ter's ac.Umpii e.. thc mysterious blonde lsdl
Tie Barun'S blue dismMd" Is bought a. a sale
for S6l 900 by the Countess de tu21n. soon
a,terwsrd u IL stolen. The countess sends Tor
rolmlock Shears thr great Eug,!sh detective
shears and his friend Wilson are dining at a
Partisan restaurant when l.upin calmly introduces
himself 70 iioimlpck. shears then declares he viii
clear W the mystery and have lnpn lmpr' pned
within ten days. lie makes a study u houses
irequcntei by Lupin and finds them all the work
% Que aIvhitect, VI. pestange, Nl'o that each
contains q ,ecTet 'nt. lie identifies Dc-tapge :
daughter tloiilde ~ the Blonde Lady Do .wisl IL
In love with l.upin. Shears and %i'anlnari arrest
lNpin in the lJtter's fat. shears secures the blue
diamond, Luyln enters an elevator AMI IS Nh.skel
upN ard ont - sight.
The evening world., 1911-02-22

-
Il h @ con- Hilton
OF Cinnamon In
this country n
particularly hap
by. hut We don't
believe you ever
heard n China
man W h m per.
much less weep.
The chap wIho
says IT'S pretty
The evening world., 1911-02-22
B city e n
Advice 70 lovers
A Girl and a Kiss.


n n Y dear girls, although periodical. write you little
MI sermons telling you You must not let the men OF
A'A Your acquaintance kiss YOU or put their arms
about you, stul in almost every mail receive one or more
letters from girls asking me II there is any harm in psr-
hitting men to kiss them.
Take, for example, this letter have Jus. received.
The things YOU write about kissing may no true, but
| Will tell YOU this from personal experience: II a grl
does not allow The men who call upon her TO kiss her they
win soon cease their attentions altogether. know, be-
cause / have tried both ways"
now, my dclrs, there is simply this 70 he said. Do yo,
The evening world., 1911-02-22

prefer 70 hyo a crowd Of ms'nIemaniy men ABOUT You who have absolutely
Clean. honest, manly men, willing to treat you as they would have other men
Tat their sisters?
That Is. tho choice You must make my lears, when yWl celie whether or
not you will allow any man and every man to kns you.
The evening world., 1911-02-22

81 am engaged to a widow with
five children. one OF them is in my
employ. Circumstance have arisen
through which | should discharge this
boy. Yet | fear to make trouble be-
tween my hancee and myself, What
shall do?"
Your business lie ana your domestic
life should be kept apart, II your Hla"ec
Is senslble-and a row woman with
five children should be-lf you explain
the matter kindly to her sire should un-
derstand.
The evening world., 1911-02-22
A WIDOW.

A MAN VINO sings his letter T. 4.
"A ~ writes:
u am engaGed 20 n widow with
The evening world., 1911-02-22

The trouble with 10 OF US II that
we go after Big Game with q Bean
Shooteri
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ltneoomsmpor

oil @uo, / 5tapIeburit, 9ieb.,
ira 5reoog .. 10. til til Ssnoag D.
II. Warts. 6sloenoe gmner oil Eli.
Ue 0rsiie0e:
I. &1orleocs bliper et unet Ren-
neife itprtt i Serren? 81. 6, 10.
2. aanosuogpoeIien / S%iIfnptnine
til 81. Al, 3-5.
9rpIterne 5. @ertien og u. U.
gtielien bar Iooet at oeltaee.
grr iaa goo at fouime me0. Gn-
buer er peIfommeu.
9on De unges gegne.
3por @nrius Sanen n,
S%tapIeburit. 9ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03
SiI Mcnis6eOer % ErGiter / 8is.
cOnIin Srebsi

are0sfosien trpnger mart til Ren-
ge. @lem oen life peo Misiions-
me0erne og paa Ofier0aeene. Dor
Snoremisiion er fprit og ii0it oor
% isfion- ooeries bette, ifal ri
mart bIioe fproig meo al anoen
Misiion.
9o0 % life fomme meO en- tom
aosie til gfteraarsmeoet eler buab
pprre pil0e pore me6 89I0.
enfeltmpn0s @aper m~ootoges
meo tor Sofnemmelig6e6. areosfns-
ierens 9loresie er inotil I. 9lpril:
Mr. Anton- @ielien, b 8. golt
Str. 0ibfoib, og efter I. ApriI,
702, 60. Commercial Str, Reenab.
isis. 9ette be0es bemprtet.
9na areoiens gegne,
g. ;. 8inq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03

ne6 paa aanten af Ell 8allie og
fit ct Bar aibben breffet. San bar
Iiot en- beG Del, iarlig foroi BON
naiten life fan boerfen ligge eler
boloe no at iiooe. San ipnes at ue-
re en- Smlle be6re, men BOG frem-
oeles lioenoe.
= 8rso bnet af Mornin9 @Icrp
5Iour" fog lite Rrpmie paa oct
npli9 af5olote ~@aibin9ton @o.Gorn
5bop". Sermeo beOiies rNorning
@Iorp 6lour" at p9re oct beoite
DEL t 9pen. 6oos Dos q. Beef &
So. Bris St.35 per Spf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03
Oct o~anif=amerifanif q
1911.
@aa geitbirf 6sjifolc "a. ars.

Eli oeit onenfcrnPonte 5io itPo.
ner pi iao til Beitbirf &ejifole REQ
Soriens. Ganite ira Amerifa oil
nof ms6e lige Ian talrigt lom til
De iorrige St9uner. og Der biem.
me ira pil DER u0en 5oiol bliue tor
5ililutning. 5oritonoer @rgnDalo
iielien oar meget bereopilli9t looet
at taae imo0 % ppre Bort Tor cen
Sfore, Der oil iomles. 8eItbirf Sci.
ifole ligger / en- imuf, baffet Ggn.
npr 8noenaa o. n9r 9anmarfs
beielte Bunft, giers 9apnebgi. $50.
len par fun meget lille % bnboe
bait en- gegpnoelie nnoer a0ifillig
Wo0gang, Oa @rsnpalo 0ielien iom
ing .WanO for % 4ar iioen ouer.
tog 9e0elien af ben. Reo 1am fif
cen u8inO | Seilene oe obliben
ger", og Den FAR III / mango Mar
neret en- al 0anmnrfs iterite Sei-
~itoler. @rsnpnlo Rielien formanr at
fengsle De unge. Sans Or0 baooe
lDier og Dnrmer. San er i6at JON
5aler no oper 9anoet.
St9onets grogrom fan enonu fife
meoOeles. on pi life bar oct fnroigt.
gi bar spite al @enoalo Rielien og
5oritanoer $. HoienonI, grunOt.
pigs SsiifoIe, ON 5oreorno. ge6
S6iifolelGrerm6Oet i 5ior paa Rms.
hinge blep 9oienooI bilit iom DEN
oanife Ssiifoles ppperite 5~ortpaer,
og ben Silien bapOe go0 @runO.
9iifop Serenien, aarbus, bar
loDet at prG0ife peO @ilostieneiten |
geitbirf airfe Ssnong Den 6. Nit
quit. en- Of De isnoeripoife drine-
nigbeosprGiter oil tale peo Stpo.
net. On Jieiten ifal ie9 ienere
(manife mart bringe Weooe!elie.
Wen lao os nh b6re fra noaen
al eoer / amerifa, iom agter at
bore meo. 8i pil globes oeo bDer
Snomeloelie, Der fommer. Sen65no.
meloelier enten til Goritonoer @rsn.
nalb Rielien. geItbirf pr. gitbirf
eler til u. goberg1
Siteogaoe, 10, Soriens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03
Grcosmbe.

Minneiota are6s al Cen iorene.
Be 6onife ep..Iutb. airfe" niboloer,
ON @uo oil, lit 5oroarsmeoe | Be
t6ania Menigbe0 neO @ilfillan,
Minn., / Dogene ira f6. til 10.
Morts.
We6et begpnoer me6 Ssimesie.
guostieneite 5orsoag @itermiooag
al. 21a.
emner til 9reftelie:
/. .ll6en : omuenoer eoer ca
6lioer ION gsrn. fommer : in9en.
lunoe mo / Simmeriaes Riqe"
(Mott6. is, 81.
2. @uos 9rofaitbeo q Song. H.
-; , 9im. ,. 49,.
Serren aioe os ct rietio ueliianet
@e6el
5. Simonen. areosf.
9ermeo inObpoer 9etbania @gb.
REQ @ilfillon, Minn.. til 6oraars.
freosmsOe, boortil ole er bierteIia
inobuOne.
8ilreiienoe 6eoes meloe oeres
aomme til Sens 3. Sanien, Ror-
aan, Diinn., q. :. 3. ar. 8, for
ben 10. Rarts. 0ette gploer boa.
De greiter og geisgenbe lao
Der fan bIiue ierget for Snofuor.
tering.
$. SO. 8onOo o, Wgb Brett.
Sens 9. Sonien, Wgb. 5orm
Ng. Sog BILLET til @ilfillan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03

aenoifob til De forifellige Misiioner;
% oct bliper pitt panifeIi9t at lille
aprliabeo ira &enoifab paa bette
Omroooe; oct IaOer iia life gore at
elife noget, iom man life fenoer til;
oct oor piIt cen al 8runoene til, at
Der oanneOes De imoo Wisiionsfreo-
ie 6iemme / Canmarf, iom blep
omtoIt / Oct Stpffe ON Dor pore
Misiion. Supr Ser "a oar ct tort
Snmfuno oa iom 5elge oerai en-
Ttor @isiionsfreo5. oelte De iig / fle-
re imaa Greoie, iom iaa boooe oeres
maoneoIige Msoer. Ger mantte ioa
Ell eaer onoen al We0lemmerne /
areoier, irtte Jig in6 / 6orboIoene
poa en- Misiionsmarf % leege set
frem I ct 01e0e, ina goot, PED
fommen0e iormnae0e. Og ioa par
ser SofntoIe, 8sn oe Sang Seq bar
ielo opret We0lem al iaaoanne
areoie, % ie9 fan0t. at set Our en-
ifsn MooSe for at opnna asr0ifob.
Den naor man M life er ioo6nn
ItiIlet, at man fan bsre tort ON
Seoninaemisiionen, ian fan III 10
lpir sSpd hor ppret dln0 PED. hnn0
ser bar itdoet / u3oniferen" ON
Sapanmisiionen. % ga ieq Ipite
/ 9tr. f3 ON 9onemura, at ban blep
80 Par til CONNER OH. ifreo ieg
BET op; pna ben Manoe merer iea
beOre at flnne isl9e meo / bans
@ernina Oa ioa0an fon ri 10 nof
are meo Here al De inof6ote, iom
BET 10 er banifeIi9t at beoe for,
noor bi life fenoer. boerfen oereS
Roone eGer oeres @erning. Seq
oiG0e snife, at ieg fun0e uotnIe De-
res HaDne, men BET 2nife fan ieg
pei rGppe oente at fan opfnIot. al
sen Stun6 iea fnn err ct Sproa
mpgtig. og oct tilmeo ct meaet life
9an0s.
Get bar li6t Of mine 8anfer ON
inOre @isiion oq ON Dor n0rr @is.
lion; men iea Ter at y0nniferen" I
0ng, at Ser Iiager Here Snoienoel-
Ter. ION ser en0nl life bar peret
gloos til. iaa oeribIon6t, tpnfer iea
oaian. Der er andre. Ser bar noqet
at iiae nngonenoe 6isie. @ilos 0ro
tiger: agrsore, bIiper faite, ubeoa.
aeIige fritgtbore nIti6 / Serrens@er.
ming. u. 7. :
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@m INN banif 9ercr

meo oob earerefsamen, to aurs
praftiif girfiombeo ueo en- Realifo-
Ie, boorfra booes gooe QnbefaIineer,
iomt ct Iars llo0onnelie peo 29rer-
hsiifolen / a%sbenboun, ieger efter
I. Suli. 9laoS pe0 en- oanif Wenig-
heo eGer @ejifole / amerita. Sil-
BIO ienoes inareit muligt til
9prer 5. q. Senieu grnnosaaro,
Np 6arlsbergpei Rr.t,
-aebenboon 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03
,Oaniferen"
SreOag 6en 8. Rorts 1911.
Blair, aebr.

@uostieneite / Dor Oanite Strife
5enooe 6ormiO0ae og aften til
iaooanlioe 9ioer. Ssnoa9sifole ST.
9.15.
Rennaro = Ssnooesifole %
aonfirmanolpsnine 81. 10, CUBS
tieneIte aG. II.
Drum @uostieneite Ssnoag
6ormi0oag al. 1920.
5 aften 0il Der Blue opfert
ct muiifalif 9roernm paa Dana
College = Wis &epnoI0s, Suprano
SoGoiIt, - 0fiis 0ation, gioliniit,
Mr. Spi6enrt, 8iolineit, og
Niis Rotb Gbenep. atfompo9niit,
ale ira Fremont, oil oeltage. SOem
Der 6nifer at bsre goo 0tuiit o9
Gang. nloa op til Cana / aften.
8oa Manoag 4ften oil 8rof.
g. g. Gang 6ol0e 5oreorag pan
Sfolen.
= StuOent 5ronflin gfosmusien
beores frem0eles go0t.
- Morcus Beef bar 0eIpis maat-
tet boloe Sengen nogle Gage, men
ipnes at opre / 8eoring, iao ri boo-
Der, ban life ifal blioe aIporLig
ing.
Bait. ai6ners minoite Son
bar o9ret IDg noeIe goge. Get inn
tee BOG, iom ban par / 9eoring,
men M bar Spg0ommen ilaaet
fig pon 6en enc 2unge, ion oet pe0
oenne 3io life er let at tonne,
booo ltofoloet oil blioe.
= g. gecfs er flpttet ira oeres
gien6om oppe Spo for SfoIen og
neo | 6eres anoen gjenoom i Der.
terrible, % Stuoent q. Spenoien
meo SomiIie er flpttet inc 9ecfs
SeIlt9DeO DeO SloleH.
- Irs. 9ot6iloa Anoerien, e.
anoeriens SOigermooer, en- aoo Nil
fra 9ennoro efter Blair I'll, oeae
IioIte 5reoag og bleo 6egraOet +
Ranooes. Sun bar fe6t / Suerri9
1913 og fom til 4merifa Tor flere
War iioen. Sun e~fterlaoer iin9fono,
10 9stre og Here gerne66rn.
= en- al bore sanle OanifeWqno
Der | Blair, Better SberfelIeh tom
for en- 5io iioen ioa ubeloie of
ste6, of ban gleo u6en for 0eres
1ogosr og falot meo bsire SIDE
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-03
8prfet

til iammenb9ngenoe Mint | gibelen
og iigtenoe paa at fsre Siemmets
ioa pei iom Den enfeltes oagIige
anoagt iaa meset JON muligt ite
/ 5ortroIigbeo meo ielue gibeltets'
ten / Snmmefib9ng.
Sefternes Gal tpnfes efter Bio
nen at bIipe omfring Deo baIntreos
Get Seite maaneoIigt / ca. a adr),
men hDert Sefte bliDer fun pon is
itore Sioer, og Ben mnnneolige uo'
gilt 10 fun gdnife lille. SaoIeoes
ouerfommes Der lettere nf ale Bar
ter.
E n.
llnoertegnebe mootoger Subifrp.
tion pda ooennRonte 89rf.
griien er 6 Gts. per &efte.
pul9r paa cen Gang. Del er uioen.
ifa6eligt. for lea plot, JONI oct er
ioliot b~iitoriif un~oerbpgget. 5or-
iatteren bnr ian grunois iat zig iun
i lit gmne, at ban beberlfer bet n1'
item iom noget ieluopleuet. DernpiI
fortpner ban i9pnt og lige til on'
oae oisie mango @nfeItbeoer, Der
faiter 0ps oper Dor fore airfefo.
oers 2ip og Samtio, BERTH fri'.
og fo~r1sieIig, ofte meo ct Stnn'
al imittenbe 9une, iom man eners
life er pant Ill at msoe bans
Gfrifter. Oct er a~abenbort, at Gor.
fo.teren / inaonnne popul0r.biItcri-
tie Sfriiter bar iunoet ct Omraooe
iom ban i1rlig beber'fer. og bnoi
bans gpner ret fan uofoIoe fig
SDis De islgen6e Softer boloer
bpao be fsrfte louer, bliDer bet e
Bert, Der oil IRies meo Snteresi'
boa6e al prniter og 21gfoIf.
q. g. Maofen."
tn. PUBL. HOUSE, Blair, Nebr.