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Evening star., 1911-07-30

for short time after sunset. It sets a
very little north of the west point, and
so must be looked for a short way up
from the ground in direction almost
exactly west of the observer.
Although the planets are the most
striking and interesting objects in the
sky to a beginner in the study of as
tronomy. yet he will find that the most
enduring and absorbing interest is that
furnished by the innumerable stars and
nebulas and other wonderful things in
the great star cloud around us. We
Evening star., 1911-07-30

star groups Of the Ram and the Bull.
The planets will be separated by dis
tance less than two-thirds of the distance
across the moon. In a small telescope
both may be seen together; Mars with its
reddish and greenish areas and its bright
polar cap, and Saturn with its remark
Evening star., 1911-07-30
By w. B. Cushing, Commander
U. S. N.

y september, 1864.
the federal gov
ernment was Ia
boring under much
anxiety in regard
10 the condition of
affairs i n I n g
sounds of North
Carolina. S o m g
months previous
(April 19p a Con-
federate irOnclad
had made her APP
Evening star., 1911-07-30

most brilliant OF the stars in the bright
group known as the Sickle, seemed very
faint, indeed, when the far brighter We
nus remained near it, and in contrast
with the slvery whiteness of the planet
the star was seen to shine with a dis
tSlctly blush luSter.
Throughout August Venus will con-
tinue to shine out in the western sky,
and each evening it's brilliance increases
until August 10. on which date it is high
est OF all. 1t is continually working It's
way farther southwark among the stars.
and also moving ever more slowly east
ward. until on August 90 its eastward
motion entirely ceases. and IL begins to
run very rapidly toward the sun. Not
until September 10, however. will ii pass
TO the west of the sun and enter the
morning sky.
Evening star., 1911-07-30
HE HEAVENS IN AUGUST THROUGH A TELESCOPE

idly leaving the evening sky and cannot
be we'll observed after this month
Mercury will reach it's greatest distance
east of the sun August II. and for
few days before and after this date may
be seen shining out in the twilight glow
Evening star., 1911-07-30

THE Story of the Blowing
/ Up of One of the Most
Famous Confederate Iron
clads by Handful of Fed
eral Daredevils, and the
Adventures That Befell the
Commander of the Little
Expedition as He Escaped
Through the Enemy-Infested
Swamps and Rivers Back to
the Union Fleet.
Evening star., 1911-07-30

pickets without discovery. and neared
the Abemarle. | now thought that it
might be better to board her, and take
heN alive having in the two boats
cutlasses and hand grenades. To be sure,
there were ten times our number on the
ram and thousands near by, but a sur
prise is everything, and / thought If her
Evening star., 1911-07-30

the forward motion Of the launch car
ried the torpedo under the rams over
hang. strong pull of the detaching
line, a moments waiting for the torpedo
the left hand. just cut by a bullet.
The explosion took place at the same
instant that 100 pounds of grape, at ten
feet range, crashed among US, and the
Evening star., 1911-07-30

By Prof. Eric Doolittle of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
THE Brilliance of Venus
1 Increases Daily and Is
Brightest August 1o-The
Conjunction of Mars and
Saturn-And Inter sting
Speculation.
Evening star., 1911-07-30

dense mass of water thrown out by the
torpedo came down with choking weight
upon us.
Twice refusing to surrender, L com
manded the men to save themselves: and
throwing off sword, revolver. shoes and
coat, struck out from my disabled and
sinking boat into the river 1t was cold,
long after the frosts, and the water chill
ed the blood. while the whole surface
of the stream was plOWed up by grape
and musketry, and my nearest friends,
the fleet, were twelve miles away: but
anything was better than to fall in.o
Confederate hands. ! thought, so | SWAN
for the opposite shore. As l neared 1t a
man Samuel Higgins. fireman), one of
my crew, gave a great gurgling yell and
went down.
Evening star., 1911-07-30

two hours for where | thought the
Union fleet blockading the sound might
be. | a length discovered one of the
vessels. and after long time got
within hail My ship ahoy- was
given with the last of my strength,
and 1 fell powerless, with a splash.
into the water in the bottom of my
boat and awaited results. l had pad
died every minute for ten successive
with artificial flowers should have some
fullness or scant ruffies in which to i'm
bed the flowers, otherwise the whole will
appear out of harmony. becoming
Evening star., 1911-07-30

of exchanging shots with the batteries
that L had inspected stle day before
l was sent in the Valley City to re-
port to Admiral Porter at Hampton
roads and soon after Plymouth and
the whole district OF the Albemarle
deprived Of the ironclad's protection.
fell an easy prey to Commander Ma
comb and our feet.
Copyright, 1911, by the Century CompanyD
orations is the one-piece model. cut in
tunic design at the knee line, with scant
underskirt Flowers could be worn at
the top OF the corsage and low on the
overskirt near the knee line.
Evening star., 1911-07-30
a1BE'!!ATTIES and LEADERS o the CYL WAR; -

fasts were cut at the instant of boarding
we might overcome those on board. take
her into the stream. and use her iron
sides to protect us afterward from the
forts.
Knowing the town, | concluded to land
at the lower wharf. creep around and
suddenly dash aboard from the banks but
just as | was Sheerirg in close to the
wharf hail came. sharp and quick, from
the irOnclad, and in an instant was re-
peated. | AT once directed the cutter to
cast off. and go down 10 capture the
guard left in our rear. and. ordering all
steam, went at the dark mountain of
iron in front of us. A heavy fire was al
once opened upon us, not only from the
ship. but from men stationed on the
shore. This did not disable US and we
neared them rapidly.
a large fire now blazed upon the bank,
and by its light ] discovered the unfor-
.tunate fact that there was circle of
logs around the Albemarle doomed we'll
ont from her side. with the very inten-
tion of preventing the action of torpe
does To examine them more closely.
ran alongside until amidships, received
the enemys fire, and sheered off for the
purpose of turning. hundreds yards
away. and going at the booms sqlarely.
al right angles. trusting to their having
been long enough in the water to have
become slimy-in which case my boat,
under full headway, would bump up
against them and slip over into the pen
with the ram This was my only chance
of success. and once over the obstruction
my boat would never get out again. AS
| turned. the whole back of NY coat was
torn out by buckshot, and the sole of my
shoe was carried away. The fire was
very severe.
In lull of the firing the aptain
hailed us. again demanding what Eoat it
was. All my men gave cOmical answers,
and mine was a desc of canister from
the howitzer. In another instant we had
struck the logs and We're over. with
headway nearly gone, slowly forging up
under the enemy's quarter-port. Ten feet
from US the muzzle of rifle gun looked
into our faces. and every word of com
mand on board was distinctly heard.
My clothing was perforated with Dur
lets as l stood in the bow. the heeljigger
In my right hand and the exploding line
in the left. We were near enough then
and I ordered the boom lowered, and
Evening star., 1911-07-30
IGURE s.-THE GREAT COMET OF

FIGURE 3.-THE GREAT COMET OF
1851.
Showing an immense cloud of small
particles which are being driven many
millions of miles away from the head,
partly by electrical action and partly
by light pressure. In the same way
1t In supposed that the SUMS light may
expel minute particles of living mat
ter from the atmosphere Of our earth
and other worlds.
able system Of rings will fern a most
unusual and interesting field, while even
two planets, both so bright and so diff
ferently colored. will be most striking.
Jupiter is still we'll up from the ground
in the southwest. and forms a most in
terestine object for study, but it is rap
Evening star., 1911-07-30

pearance in Albemarle sound, attacking
and reccapturiug. Plymouth near the
mouth of the Roanoke river. beating
our fleet and sinking the Southhe!d.
Some time after (May ~ this ironclad.
the Albemarle lad steamed out into the
open sound and engaged seven OF our
steamers, doing much damage and suffer
ing little The Sassacus had attempted
TO run her down. but had failed, and had
had her boiler exploded. The government
had no ironclad that could cross Hat
teras bar and enter the sounds, and 1t
was impossible for any number of our
vessels TO iniure the ram at Plymouth.
At this stage of affairs Admiral S. p.
Lee Tin command of the North Atlantic
souadronY spoke to me of the case. when
7 proposed a plan for her capture or de-
struction. l Submitted in writing two
plans. The first was based upon the fact
that through a thick swamp the IRON
clad might be approached to within
few hundred yards. whence india rubber
boats, to- be inflated and carried upon
mems backs. might transport boarding
party of "a hundred men. In the second
plan the offensive force was to be con-
veyed in two very small loW-pressure
steamers, each armed with torpedo and
a howitzer. In the latter (which had my
preference) | intended that one boat
Sh0uld QdSn IN Wfl1le the OtneT StoOu bS
to throw canister and renew the attempt
II the first should fail. 1t would also be
useful to pick up our men If the attack
ing boat were disabled. Admiral Lee
believed that the plan was a good one,
and ordered me to Washington to sub
nit il to the Secretary of the Navy. Mr..
Fox. assistant secretary of the navy,
doubted the merit of the project, but
concluded to order me to New York TO
purchase suitable vessels"
- x
Finding some boats building for picket
duty | selected two and proceeded to
At them out. They were open launches,
about thirty feet in length, with small
engines and propelled by screw. A
twelve-pounder howitzer was fitted TO
the bow of each and a boom was rugged
out, some fourteen feet in length. swing
ing by goose-neck hinge to the bluff of
the bow. A topping lift. carried to a
stanchion inboard, raised or lowered it
and the torpedo was fitted into an iron
slide at the end. This was intended to
be detached from the boom by means of
a heel-jigger leading inboard and to be
exploded by another line connecting with
a pin which held A grapeshot over
nipple and cap. The torpedo was the
Evening star., 1911-07-30

HROUGH2U this month the
most striking and interesting
object in the heavens is un-
doubtedly the beautiful planet
Venus. For many weeks it has
shone out so very brilliantly in the west
that il must have attracted the atten-
ton Of every observer, and 10 one who
looked at it from time TO time can nave
failed to notice how rapidly it has been
running eastward and southward over
the sky. and how ii has ever been grow
ing brighter. Its extraordinary briliiance
was well illustrated in the early part of
July, when in its eastward journey it
passed very near the bright star Regu-
ius. Then this object, although it is the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
Bort Samfunos Narsmebe.

5 GiIilutning tilPrPiterne arogbs
og 9ieIiens t9nfUGroige artifler
ON Samiunoets Aorsmeoe oil ieg
gerne uotale ct Bar Ianfer.
5 megen Nanoe bar Serren peI-
ii9net Dor Wisiion 6lanot oct 0anife
5olf / bette itore 2onO; men enboer,
iom elifer Serrens @erning os Dor
oDrebore lutberife airfe, fan fun
snife, al Der maa r9ffes enonu lpn-
gere irem. enonu er bet 10 Dog
fun en- grsfoel, ri fom / 5orbin0eI-
ie meO. 6poo er pore inlao Menig-
be0sfreoie / 5orbolo til Iuiinoerne
uoenior, ener bore SsnoagsifoIer |
5orboIo til ben MangioIOig6eo al
gsrn, JON potter op blotte6e for al
SUBS Suies geliigneIie. 81 trpn-
ger til inonOtil at fnDttes mere
inmmen ON ben enc itore @ernino-
til of eennemtrenees mere Of Be
pioit6eOen ON, at Oct er ben iomme
Series 8erning enten Den sDes /
Dor egen areOs eGer longt borte,
u6e pany6erfanten, bDor en- eGer an
ben grober err De6 al op6prfe ben
forismte ager.
aae trpnger til at BRACES mo |
oenne neie Somfun6sbeuioitbeo =
aae oe enbOer, iom biotiI bar oa-
ret friitet til at t9nfe, De er Iao
lanet borte, at De life bar noaei
at iise. Der er ingen, iom Dor for
langt borte; Der er ineen, iom life
bsrer meo.
Oct anrlige Somfunosmsoe er til
flor geliigneIie, oeIs oeo at bet aar
efter aar iomIer en- taIrie genne-
fre6s til perionIie DperpeieIie oa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02

lige income. at efter Bait. 9ieIiens
oa bans Soils 2nife elf lea eiter
9egropelien til @reenoiae og prGoi-
feoe Der Den fSl0enoe Ssnoag i 70
al bans Menigbeoer. SEQ 5aOoe o9-
ret 6eropre aoifiaige @anae for en-
Gel aar tilbage o5 par iaaIeoes
fenbt Der. 9oa 9iemreifeu gioroe
lea iaa ct Suing til spo 0otota at
beige ell 5amilie. 90 III er ieg
iaa biemme igen, boor alt er init os
title. 9&aa ia, maatta oct ioa ogiao
fomme til at guIoe mig:
y6uem @uo letter enr
san ielp er mere n9r.4 \
% ioa @no lie Cor, at a6arrens
@enuer ingen Sin6e modes ifnI
for iioite Sang
5. Z e0erien,
2ltlontic 3orua.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
@eL bon aaar Iiae tt aOpeoiaaen

Rel ban gaar lige til Sooe0iagen
oforoi Sc life tire pao mig =
BET er Den iterite og e%rimmeite SpnO
/ @eroen. at Renneifer prager Sen
6relier. SUD bar ienot oem.
Ceriom Renneifene greb 8reIie-
rem / FRO iom Oeres a6relier oa
5opiouer" % tillige iom 0eres Scr
bilIeoe. iao oil0e nemlig ale 6or-
brooelier % 9aiter forioinoe ira
Soroen.
CeSnoen er 10 9antro ouer ior
oct beoite. @uo bar 9ioet, ooer ior
0erlig6eoens 2lfgIan54, bet Hare
it 9eois Tor. Al 4ieaaeit.t life Fl.
ifsr @uo. og bette et Srlm9ionoen,
t6i 2opens ferite 5orarina er al
elife @uo.
Qigeioa ifal 9lan6en iaa aioerc
o@oer6epiie. ON a8etfproig6eo~
ser gaor ban ogiaa lige til 6o.
5eoiaaen. - aioroi ieg gaor til min
6ooer. o. ; ie mig fife mere
2lt eor 9ro0er, Dor SteofortrG-
Der, er feu0t retfnroig, ioa 5a6erer
har ..hgrliaafort 6om me0 Den ser
li96e0. 6an 6a0oe hos BAN, isr Der
Den var % at BAN hos i'm beirC
9aouo - oct er 9eois % Bergen
for IT Der cr Retirr0ig6eo for Spn.
oere At foo.
% 9ommen- 70, 6en TOM
mer iiffert not.
Gi fan life ~o9er6eoiie @ar0en Der.
ON. Zen Tiger. u6oa0 5Iioer Der al
8pripttelien ON bans 5|ilfommelieF
Sra Den 2ag. 8eorene ioo ben, for.
blipe 70 ale Eng iom De uare ligC
ira Sfabninaens 8e%gDnoeIie" , 9tr.
3. ~.
Men @uos 9ano peger iaa pao
oen aen6sgerning, at 9er0ens 51r-
tie er 0omt, % oerme0 er ben en-
beige Com iifret.
9laoien tiIlooer os Inn i sort
5eo at min6e ON oiSie 5ing.
Gnonu fun Bette: 4onoen bar og-
iao en- tor @erning ocer 0iicipIene.
/ @enig6e0en. ben nemlig, at pei.
Ieoe til belle S~anO6eoen."
Gennerl 2ao os ieire Binie ION
en- @%lpoe5feit ooer @uos aan6s 10
gp0eIie. og Lao os ioa beOe ON, al
annoens Corning moa iortiattes
me0 Strait hos os, = bao0e / 5or-
bolo I'll 9eroen og 5eiu tro 0iici-
pIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
Sc banIfe Stuoenterlangere
| Smaba.

Moh6ag Mi06ag goo 6r. 5. Sib-
bernien, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5or-
manb, vSunfeon" til 5tuoenternt
oe Ell in0buOt 9erre- SeIifab, - iao
oiot ri funoe ifenne CO. 40 Men-
nmeifer.
0et par booe6iogeIig Gnnife ira
Omaha og Robobper, - 6 al os
Dante ber / Blair, nso Sen 9Grt
al oere blonot DC inobu6ne.
@nfeltas andre Sfan6inaper og
nogle amerifonere Dor ogiaa meo
Mio0aeen gopes / a5oppp sol
loD" alub6ens 9apillon.
Mon fOrtuIte os, at v6appp SOL
lon Club" er en- 4fbolosflub, oq
5eitmanltioet, Der ga9es, itemmeOt
/ boert 5alo goot Oermeo.
Oct par / oct bele taget Ell ifsnt
5eitmaaltio; Der Dar abioIut life
bOerfen 0rifferi eaer 5pl6eri / 6or-
binOeIie meo Oct.
De fine - for Geiten ret tarDe-
lige = Setter, Der ierpere6es, tunoe
man npoe % gna rigtig bel tilpos
ira gor6et.
&r. Sibbernien be6 @9iterne bel
fommen, og Der bleo be6et gor0ben,
fsr Moaltioet begpnote, - boorfor
ifuloe pei gorobsnnen beller uoe-
luffes ne0 en- ioaoan Seihgbeo.
6Dem oct nor, Der leoe0e i gen,
fif ri life Geoe paa, men Ri bsrte,
at ban ne0boO CUBS geIiignelie ooer
Stu6enterne og BAD for oeres Ipt-
feIige 5iemfart.
Otter WaaItioet boIotes en- Del
Smaatalsr, -Nootageliesfomiteens
Sefretpr, Sr. @al0emar WiffeI-
len, agere0e 9onitmniter.
5srit ~opforore6es WnDor Dobl-
man til at tale, oern0it 8rof. g
9. Big. Sioen 5ormanoen for Stu
oeuterne, 29ge Gbriitofferien, oes-
u0en ct Bar 4meritanere.
8i bemprfeoe intet no oper Del
~ipbpanIige ! 6isie ,Sooits" no.
oper bette at pefsle Denifabelige So.
lelier iusbt | De ffsnreite Orc, Der
fob til aoIernes 9aa6igbeo.
Oct flyer Jig ielu, at ri bap6t
'S%offeImniif, oe eiter Of man oor
bruot op fra goroene, gap Stuoen-
terne ct Bar Sanenumre til Bebfte
Dn De iang vWp Country, gil
Der fom en- eleftriif sirem ieennem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
6lGOelig Einie!

CIV WHY RtHlI.
Com ri bar onifet pore eaiere
gleoeIig Sull og g~Ipoeoelig 8aaite!
nil ri ogiaa gnife eoer gleoelig
8infel
1enne Set Dor nemlig life minore
eno De foregaaenOe uare en- @Ie-
0esfeit.
9e ire Setter benger iaa nsie
iammen iom ieloe Den ouO0ommeIise
Sreenigbeo; glonoens 8erning er
life minore oi9tig emo 6uoeren5 o9
Ssnnens.
ariItenoommen er life en- 0pfin-
belle, en- 0igtning, og life en- reli-
gigs anifuelie blot = ben er 8irfe-
Iig6e6, 6en bpgeer pna aen6sger-
ninger.
DIN oisie aenosgerninser mini
Der pore norliee airtefeiter beitnn-
big.
SuIen min6er ON en- RpifabeIie
Slegten, ON ben Gen6sgerning, al
Sub bIeo Menneife, at @u0s Son
blep Dor grooer.
Baaifen minoer ON, at oenne Dor
fore grober betolte SDnoens SoIo
/ port Steo og oanot SER oper
9soen oe ale andre bore 6ienoer.
Ren til Sulen og Baaifen ilut-
Ter Zig Binien, iom minoer ON SUBS
annos u6gpoelie.
ON aanoens 8etponing / BET
itore 6relieroprf oil oi / aorfbeo
minoe / 9piet Of ct ORD al Dor Ser
re Seius.
sOe nanr an fommer, fal
ban tiger Seius ON ben GEL
Iieoano eIer u8oIsmanoen" 0Snno-
beoens aono" Sob. 16, 81.
Get par / lin QfifeostoIe til ben
file 9iicipeIifnre, Seius iag0e bis
ie Oro, = altino life ) e, men 3 q n
ifliI6e bore ben itore aroft / 5reIie-
p9rfet paa Serb.
Sg bono er bet iaa, ban" ifoI?
so, ban ifal oooer6euiie geroen
ON Spno oe ON HetfprOigbeo og
ON DOM"
.Onerbeoiie" = ia, for bet er 10
Gornuftoeiener, Der er Gale ON,
Sfabninger / CUBS gilleoe, ina be
ifnl life ~paatuinges eIer paaouttes
oisie ling.
Nen Spno er en- girfeligbeo, og
iaa er Retf9rOigbeo og Dom, og
bet g9loer for Menneifet ON at err
fenOe girfeIiebeoen; oerior ital BET
oper6eoiiesi
Wen bDo fan ooerbepiie 8eroen,
geroens 8srn, ON Spno, ben egent-
lige Spno, SDn6ens gpien2
Oct lnoer iig nof gore at operbe-
pie 8eroen ON bet itDgee / De fore
6orbrDoelier og oct grimme | 2oiten.
Wen 1rao peofommer bet De fit
felige geroensmenneifer, ben Sanne-
be gerSsal Den er 10 b9oet ouer
ifigt.
Og ian at ~operbepiie 6enne Der
BEN ON Spn6 - bet ligger oper
Nenneifets gpne.
Nen ban fnI, og ban ia n
gre bet.
Og aanoen beepn6er life at peee
poa be erope GorbrpoeIier og ca
ifer, inn ban pan ben Nna6e ifuI6e
fptte Sfei blnnot MefnefSer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02

5oriamIingen, IA Sen uuiItoorligt
reiite iig og paabsrte Saneen itaa-
enOe.
9ele 9eipisningSafferen tiente
baoSe or. Si6bernien % Qoniferne
poa oisie Ggne til 2gre. gi Tiger
9r. Si66ernien opri9tis Gatl
On StuOenternes Sang ON ri
tenen / 40rp6ium 83eatre" fon nj
uotole os fort. - font Oen Il T.
tnrIi9ois ear &opeoiagen.
Set er ingen 9tptte til OF napne
Be enfelte Numre. men ON oct belle
oil nj iige, at BET life aIene ioare0e
I'll. men ooertrai nor 6orUentning
Gi I'll fife taIoe BET ritorartet"
- oct 0ro pasier life - men ri
oil faloe oct o%irfelis i'm aunit.
Set If os IL at tgnfe poa Or
Def .aunitcn er at itinle Sumter. "
16i Der par ingen Sumter ue0
BET. BET oor uaturIiat. 6armonien,
5ammeaimeltningen Al Stemmer-
ne. llofareIien al @elo6ierne par
iom ntloenot.
"a aelae G}isien lang Gen tore
BRIDE Slot nj ie@ o. ale oe andre
affompognere0e oGmpet. Iofteoes
nlan ion op til At ie 6loffcn og bore
oens SaH8.
selo oar BEN ct :. 6. Rummer,
men aai9eoel maatte BEN 0entagnes.
Ger leoere0es ogioa tomiite 9tum-
re, men Der oar intet ufint oeo be-
res ltoierelie.
9i tgntte iom iaa = aob, funoe
BOO Sc iblonot os. iom bar Gang
eape, Blot lore iaooan at ipnae DC
6eilige Sange til Serrens Bris og
subs 0}cnig6eos Op6pg9eliel
0gioa Snngernes Gptrpoen
oor naturIig, % iom man funoe be
re gla0 ueo al e 0en.
Ge fom ioaoan ION lipIige, onn-
neoe unQe Menneifer mpIorenoe
irem poa Sceneu belt noturligt
ufunitlct.
4u ioritanr ri, of De aOot fnnoe
ppre befen0t at optrnoe og ipnge
Tor port 2on0s pppetite / Get SpiOe
6us.
Sfuloe ri fritiiere noeet, ioo BIZ
per BET llooaIget al Sangene.
Neo l~lnotageIie af Cen itore
bOioe Slot" par ben friiteIige og
firfeliee SoImeiong life repreien-
teret.
90 Gonmnrt eier 10 ooe en- Sal
meifat, iom nGppe noget an6et2on6
fan oppiie Nogen til.
0oorfor acknowledgements life
ta9er mere meo Of ben, oct er
os en- 8oooe, 6en bsrer BOG oeiaa
Rationen til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
6bcmc5er, 9lnOn6un, Soma.

QoIt. g. Q. 65riitinuieu er 10
iom 8eIge al i'm 5ormono56eitil-
lima tiOt uoreiit. ]}olig par ban en-
8ur i Canada og j. Qof, en- me-
Get oelrpffet Reiie.
Go9le Sten - BOG life Stentao-
Ter - braate ban me0 % u0oelte
til SIGgt1inge Der Al GonoooioIfet.
DIR. 5. 3. S%emmingien forioanot
6urtia 5erfro en- tioli0 Mor9snituno
/ 2futomobil. Noole iaa0e. at ban
par fort til Omaha / q~utomobil,
me6ens San66c0en 6oq uar ot ban
/ "a Suitru uar fort til au0u6on Tor
oerfra at tage 3o1et til Omaha.
Aeiiens 2ioal oor Smmanuals So
ipitol / 0nto6o. 6oor 0cmmtngien
bIeo unOerisat og ienere opereret.
Mrs. 0emmingien fom forleoen
0og tilbaae. % ga oar Oct tot iao
imaat i 9eoring meo BAN. Naor
oisie 2inier lGies, toaber III at
9}r. 6emmingien er inn plot ! Be
BRING, al ban er ballot f9roig til of
reiie biem iaen.
Mnatte ri min6e5 0r6et. Seq
oor ipe, oo 5 beiegte mig @ott.
25-43.
sos pore genner 2aurit3 Be
teriens par ser ariitibimmelsforts-
0na auinoems6e ioale6es, at Bot.
8. 6. Senien og 9etboniafolteue og-
ioo funOe fomme meo. 8nitor Sen
len par Dog iorbinoret, men en- Eel
al bans 6olf uor msot, ligeiom Der
oaiaa oor msbt monae ira @bene-
ser, bnn6e Mpno % apinoer, bno-
De unee % enmle.
gait q. 9. s. tolte ON 10 Grin
poa Simmelfnrtsitiaen. Get fsrite
Erin bar, at man cntog, troeoe
iamt bsrte % Ieite Sfriften iom
@u0s Orb; uoen bette oil6e Der
ilet life opre taIe ON roaen SimmeI-
fort.
Oct nnoet par 5roen poa. at ari-
titus mnotte lioe % 6e for norSfpl6.
Oct treble, 8roen poo O~pitanoelien
% Seircn 1naifemoreen 8et fier-
De par Omoen0elien til Sub. @t6uert
Wenneife, iom fommer til geroen,
er al Ratnren nen0t bort ira @uo.
i6et as6ets Cans er Fienifob imos
@uo. Oct femte Grin pnr 5orlooeI-
len; pna SimmeIitigen por oct Ell
al Rnnoens ioIiee Grin - ct ioo-
0nnt Grin fom ben uprfbru0ne CD
poo - barren al 4 troenoe Wenne-
iter. Get iiette Grin beteeneoe Seru-
ialem elIer @il0s lepenSe Reniabeo.
Oct ginlot ON al 6jertet at fao
iogt iom Gutb: rgit 6oIf ifol barre
NIT 5olf, oe Din Sub itol oqre
min SUB"
Oct ipoen6e bar 6a6erens 5oriqt-
telie eaer ben SeIlignnn6s @oue.
iom DiicipIene ifiiloe be6e ON oa
fornente. Oct ottenoe par MeooeIeI-
len at 8eliignelien meo oplefteoe
S9noer en- ipeeiel geIiigneIie
meo arait fra bet bsie.
Oct nienoe Dor en- flor @Gpoe |
&erren % bet tienbe at be bore
iteoie | $elfi9oommen og lopeoe oe
priieoe @uo.
9erefter lang ri: o9enf, noor
ieg | Simmerige Spnae ifoI Sen npe
Gang, gIanot De i%relite lpffeIige Seq
for 9ronen itoar en1one."
Poulus tiger etitebs ON en- ois
Mano: Nin oe ben belle Menigbe6s
Bert. Oct funoe man oeiaa iige ON
Saurits Peteriens; If, Safe meo
runbe oa trefanteOe aoger til, fsr
oi ifnloe til at ie neb 40 De TteiIe
Batter 90 igen beeipe os efter Sc
ruiolem". +
geiret er lisefr.m omerifonff
%itorortet unoer bisfe Simmelegne |
aor. Den beiIise Reen, iom falber
paa manees beIeilise lib = ON
esroae Nat os Ssn0op 6ormiooae,
bet mao oeioa reenes til Neogans.
g. =.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02

9lnnot De mango 8Iomiter, Der
.ooerraftes Songerne Mnn6ng aften
i 4Crpbeum~, nnr en- oejIig9ufet i
6orm al en- 2pre ira Cana College.
sra pnalioelig Slide bar ri er-
iaret;' al Stuoenternes aoncerter i
Omaha gap ca. $1,000 Ouerifu0.
Ter par giort et go6t lofaIt arbei-
De.