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The evening world., 1911-06-08
More Important Than Even Sub
yynys aud Better Transit.

To the Editor Of The Evening World
I welcome the opportunity which The
Evening World gives me to say a word
In behalf of the poor. the sick and the
unfortunate OF New York. A calamity
will be turned into a blessing II the dis-
trlct burned over recently at Coney
Island can be made into a seaside park,
open at all times to the public. Badly
as we need subways and additional
transit facilities. as n taxpayer / would
be willing to wait longer II we could
get another breathing place for our
millions who suffer and %suffocate under
the summers heat. Give u very own
n chance to cool off, rather than our
we'll to do visitors who come among us
seeking amusement.
REV. ST. CLAIR HESTER,
Church Of the Messiah, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
Most Commrndebic Suggestion
for Public Good In 20 Years"

To the Editor Of The Evening World.
The work of The Evening World to
establish a Seaside Park for tho poor
children n parents Of New York VIII
be appreciated By the entire city. 1t is
one of the most common inble and hui
name propositions started In the las.
quarter OF a century, and tho people a.
well as The papers Of Greater New York
should press the matter, SO that tho city
authorities will be obliged to listen and
provide this much-needed place for
recreation by the sea.
REV. w. j. COSTELLO,
Holy Innocents. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
FavOrs Greater Beach Park rs n
ncncDt to tiic Poor.

To the Editor Of The Evening World.
/ should be very much IN favor Of the
seaside park as something that would
be OF beneht to the poor. The excellent
location at Coney Island 1t seems TO me
could be used very advnntageously,
While the fire was an awful loss, who
knows but that It Is providential and
that the way has been cleared for bet
ter things. REV. Il. J. FLANDERS.
Calvary Lutheran Church. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
II . nance for CITY 20 Atone for
Mistakes In the Past.

To ths Editor Of The Evening World;
Success to The Evening worlds enort
TO secure . greater seaside park Let
New York atone for her mistakes in tho
past and not miss this chance to obtain
n magnificent park area. ~ some such
seaside resort is not secured the swell
tering poor through the sultry lays and
nights of the coming generations must
suffer and die. REV. S. S. ROCHE.
st. Marks +. u. Church.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
Ftnds Sentiment Among The People
All In Favor OF Park.

To the Editor Of The Evening World
have had an opportunity to converse
with many concerning your great and
worthy suggestion for the conversion OF
the Dreamland site into a seaside park
for the benefit of the people. 10 give them
the privilege of breathing the pure sea-
std air which nature provides for them.
and ind ~genecal approval OF IT,
Our city officials "a claim that we
need more schools. but what good is
education without a healthy body? They
may claim the scarcity OF funds prevents
~expencing even n couple of millions OF
volars for such a park. but | nelieve
that balloons OF people are entitled TO
demana that medicine. Gods prescrip-
ton. which may be worth more than
millions. For Gods air and natures
breeze are the property OF all ana
should be free 10 all.
Should we neglect this opportunity 20
secure this site the relief II would give,
the benefits such a park would confer
inay be delayed for many years. fer
Vently hope your excellent plan ana
sound idea may meet with the favor OF
our officials.
REV. LEOPOLD ZJNsLER.
CONGREGATION Anshe Emeth. Manhattan.
"WOuid lie q Triumph for the HUI
mainly al the City." o.
To the EliiOr Of The Evening World;
II would be a triumph for the hui
mainly OF this city II coney Island
could be made a place OF beauty and OF
rest and peace. REy. TIiOs. SMIrH.
St Nicholas Avenue Presbyterian.
Manhattan.
Public Demands Park and City Has
ExceutiOnuI Onuortuuity Suw.
To the Editor of The E,eains World;
Every publie-splriled citizen should
congratulate The Evening World % IL
The evening world., 1911-06-08

largest place Of its kind in the world.
Nature has done all she can for "the
Island" n still It has not been per-
fected. Now Is the time. I sincerely
favor the earliest and best Improvement
of the island on the lines suggested and
urged by The Evening World.
REV. A. II. c. MORSE,
Strong Place Baptist Church. Brooklyn.
lyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
Chance to Recover Privileges Thnt
should Never UaNe Oecn Lost.

To the Editor Of The Etcning World:
The recent fire ut Coney Island pro-
vides a splendid opportunity for the
city TO recover for the people the seaside
facilities which should never have been
New YORK can use Its money to no
better purpose than in making such
privileges more accessible to her citizens.
REV. V. ID. RUGGLES.
st. Johns T.. II. Church, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
q. Nc Time for city 70 Make
Island Real Dcauty SPOT"

To the Editor Of The Evening World.
There Is but one thingNfor the city to
do In respect to Coney Island. and that
is to secure the area recently burned
over and lay 1t out for a splendid sea-
side park. Every one has a kind OF
pride of Coney Island. because u Is the
The evening world., 1911-06-08
Most Heartily Approves Plan for
ocean side Urcnthiag Place.

To the Editor OF The Evening World;
! believe most heartily In a plan
which would guarantee to the poor of
New York a seaside park such as the
contemplated plan would give. Let us.
by all mdans. have "A suitable breathing
and bathing place for the summer stay
at homes. REV. w. q. M'CREADY.
ST. Peters Church. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
The Opportunity Presented Now
should Not lie Neglected.

To the Editor Of The Evening World;
First and last I am for n improve
mont that will beneHt the poor. The
opportunity of securing an open sea air
breathing place for the denizens Of this
great city should by no means be neg
lected. The pure ozone. the face of
Neptune are invaluable for all.
REV. EDWARD a. DUFFY,
Epiphany r. G.. Church, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
THE EvENINa WoRLl

nearest ocean beach TO the crowded sec
ton OF the city. and has the transit
facilities for handling large crowds No
other beach Is so popular. What ~
needed there Is more open beach. where
visitors can enjoy the breeze and the
water. The present is an exceptional
opportunity to secure this, and hops
the city authorities will act promptly.
REV. JOHN HENRI SATTIG,
81. Philips u. r.. Church, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08

blessing T. the vast majority of "a
citizens. The need for such a park Is
evident to every right thinking man
The opportunity to secure II now Is ex-
c%eptional. The failure TO AXE advan.
tage OF this opportunity cannot be ex-
cGsed on any other grounds than that of
absolute financial impossibility.
. REV, A. w. M'CURDY,
Mo%rningside Presbyterian, Manhattan.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
aCountiess Arguments I'm Favor,
Not One Reasonable objection.

To the Editor Of The Evening World:
The suggestion that the city secure
and maintain a greater seaside park at
Coney Island warns my heart. There
are countless arguments In favor Of the
plan, but not one reasonable objection.
The Evening World Is rendering a great
service In giving the public an oppor-
tunity to express ITS wishes In this mat
ter. REV. j. CLARENCE JONES.
ST. Mary's y. II. Church, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
Greater Seaside Park would ne q
Blessing to the City.

To the Editor Of The Esenins World;
I thlnk that a seaside park for the
poor would be a blessing to the city. II
would be a splendid park for New York
to own. REV. JOHN d. ROACH.
Church OF the Holy Spirit. The Bronx.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
Would nc OF IpcaIcuIa bile Benefit
60 both sick ana Well,

To the Editor Of The Evening World.
fully concur with the effort made
by The Evening World to induce the
city authorities to embrace at once the
exceptional opportunity presented to
them to secure the site for a seaside
park for the city's poor. Such breath
Ing spaces are badly needed and the
benefits i~Dcalculsble both 20 sick and
well.
REV. c. CAMPBELL WALKER,
st. Anne's Church, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
Finds Two strong Arguments In
Favor Of pnrk Plan.

To the Eiitor OF The Evening World;
The greater Seaside PARK at Coney
Island would admirably serve a double
purpose. 1t would prevent the erection
OF some unwholesome resorts and pre-
serve a much needed bit OF sea beach
for the poor. whom the new subway
will bring there.
REV. ANDREW FLEMING.
Nativity y. T.. Church, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
Would Prove n Perpetual Die ssinE
TO Mnlority of CIII,ens.

To the Editor Of The Esenins World
The greater Seaside Park az Coney
Island, which has been proposed by The
Evening World. would prove a perpetual
The evening world., 1911-06-08

park At Coney Island. I want TO see the
people get all hat Is possible for their
welfare. REV. ]. d. KENNEDY.
81. Marks Episcopal Church. brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
IL avery Much In Favor" Of the
plan for n Greater Park.

To the Editor Of The Evening World;
! am very much In favor OF a create
seaside park at Coney Island. and
hope our city authorities will be able to
see thelr way to provide the same.
REV. G. A. BROWN,
st. Timothy's L. T.. Church. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
Would he Greatly Appreciated by
All Citizens.

To the Editor Of The Evening World:
think a large park at Coney Island
for the New York poor would be greatly
b. all citizens.
REV. FREDERICK WIN. DAVIS.
ST. Martins Episcopal Church.. B'klyn.
The evening world., 1911-06-08
VnauaIiNcdIy In Favor Of Evening
worlds Suggestion.

To the Editor Of This Evening World;
am u~naualinedly in favor OF The
Evening Worlds plan FOR n city park on
the site OF the Dreamland amusement
The evening world., 1911-06-08
Hopes City Authorities VIII Act
Promptly md Get the beach.

To the Editor OF The Evening World
heartily approve The Evening Worlds
suggestion that the city purchase the
site of Dreamland. Coney Island. Is the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

ne, itDrfet 5olfs Gro pao, at 2nno'
ielIfnbet bar prenet poa at finot
oct be0Ite 2on0 for Ell Goloni. :
Oen ii0It mo6taene 09ien" replice'
rer Nisien. 9o 8aitor Ror0entoit
er Ell al Sooeompnoene / Solomon,
iaa mener &isien, at 0et 0og bar Be
tponing, boao 10. Tiger ONT % Der
obre / Sal. 9ernpit onferer Ii8ien
ct Gitat ira Sal. Stote Agricultn-
raj SocietD'SaorSrnpport for Iaret
1908, booraf oct frem9nor, at San-
Ia One30alen poa @run0 af 8ano-
mongel life fan ooerrisles. Sboo
@qnens 5olf mener ON 5orboloene
oe0 Sonto Barbara er minore ober.
bepiienoe for RiSien. Sooooune 8i0.
nes6or0, iom Sornipl0 fremiGtter,
fan faas ira enbner aoloni | Dit
og 8eit, ntbi oct er ingen G0el
6ugG, Der tiIimll0ier i'm e9en Ge-
Be-. 8erior fan set o9re Ioa iom
ioa meo BET, ser iiges al Be bilOeOe
/ Ben Sog. Oq 90 g. beIler life er
5ogmano, og BERTH er en- ganife
IN % frenmeo Mon6 i6lonot De
0onife poa geitfpiten, feler @iSien
Jig fist breitbol0en ooer So noget
obermooige Gone, Der fl9oer ganife
iI6e. SGuttelig benIe0es Opmprf.
iombeoen til SornipG0's 6riiten6e
6llfommelie nngooen0e set aloeles
mi5lpffeoe 6ori6g / Menoocino 50.
iom $. pil re0ncere til ZEN Sonfe"
o9 intet mer, oa til SIS Wangel
paa lo9iif Cans. San $. foo ct mis-
lpffet Notwithstanding til at
oirfe oItprfenoe" poa Soils Gro ga
meiter Hisietl, at en- erasmus Mon-
tonils, Der BOG fan o6eDiie", at
Mo'er Rille er en- Stem og Ser
0ean Ell Sane, er en- 5infe oeo Si-
Ben al Sr. Sornipl0.
@i bar life pillet un0oroge 6en-
ne lille 0periigt ooer 5eioen ON
Ben oanI;e airfes npe aoGoni for
n0if."s 2eiere. Get er nof life
alene OperiosmmeGierne, iom Solo
nien bar at fempe intoO, og buorom
ri tioli9ere bar me06elt liOt, men
oct ipnes at mnnQGe fulo Glib
til BET M acknowledgements.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

Iterne / johannesburg baboe snifet
at lutte 6reo meo 8reii0ent 8rii-
ger, men at Chamberlain baooe for
bfn0ret bette. Selo fit Sir @iaiam
Sr0re til at laoe fine officieQe 9e=
peder, Ser ienere ifnloe frenl-
fomne ell 9laabog, cenlltrere fQr
oaioa poa oenne Wao0e at pil0le0e
0en offentlige Wening, og on bdt
prioat 9ior0e opmorfiom pna, at
Gnglano bar ganife uforbereot paa
en- arig / S%p6afrifo, ioareoe 2oro
&ono80olune bom fort, at ban life
Ifnl0e 6efpmre Jig ON Efng, Ger
life oe6fom BAN. s Sui Maoneo
%betp0e0e arigSminiiteriet 6am, at
ban / 2on0on bar bleDen beIfpl0t
for at Ogre boerpenlig og at ban
oerfor gior0e 6e0it / at iege ON
5origttelie. Sir @illiam bar oenne
sfanoiel i 9aos6e0 og bleo folot
6iem, og fort efter brb0 arigen no.
SauIe0es ier / Of aort5eo Sir
@iaiam Buffers Ge0egerelie 10.
og man fan ~foritoo at bans Nfilo=
ringer bar ooft Ggre. 9e oil ga
tappe iorblioe ubeIoare6e, og man
MAJ meo SntereSie imeoeie Ben
Solm0ong, Der noen 9DioG MI oiI
f6l9e poa,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
2i0t mere ont Den Oanife
&irfes nD &ol0ni /
California.

5 oct oanife g(no o9ien", ser
uofommer / Sm francisco, bar
ser / ben ienere Sio p9ret iert en-
6ei6e ON ben paatpnfte npe aoloni
/ Santa Barbara County. 9egpn.
6elien ifete meo, at Ell Sr. W. 9ti8-
len fremfom meo en- Qrtifel, bDori
ban ipsrger rette 8eOfommenoe om
Der M ogiao er uirfelige @arontier
for mulige 2anofe6ere boaoe
meO Senipn til 2onoets 9oe9Dne
% Observation-Disclosures. San
mener, at oct 2an0ieIifob. Ser Itaar
/ Spioien for oct npe 5oreto9en0e,
life bar bait meget al ct praftiif
Gag paa Sagerne, Oa De inobeo
til at fsbe 2on0 / Wetoocino 60,
/ 0oro-Galiiornin, og oo bette fgrlte
6orisg bar en- rem og if9r 5a09ie,
Ell fomplet Sfuffelie. pil ban oi0e
9eife0, ON Ger er mere g q.
ronti Il II, % oa Ierlig, ON Ser
bar bpret foreta9et Sorounoers
iegel er al 6agmenO. %
builfet 9ieinltat De er fommen til.
San flager ogiad o0er, at @nit.
0or0enfoit .eSnQD" hnr u0t1If
iig ne0ipttenoe ON Be oonife / Sal.
5 ct felgen0e Nllmmer al 9IaOet
%ifrioer en- 9r. Sens 4ino, at ban
for lem glar iioen bleD opiororet
al ct 2anoielifo6 / Cos Angeles
til at unoeriege 2onoet / Santa
Due5oalen (boor oen me aoIoni er
beliaaen0e), men 0els oeo SeluiDn
% bells oeo OpInsninger, iom ban
ino6elte0e / Samtale me0 Ell Il. 2.
@eolog og en- 90. 8oreiter, tom
ban til oct 3ieiultat, at 3or0en Der
oar ~olie6oloil, life eane0e liz til
0oerrisling. Get oar 2al0eierlies
Nening. at 6r. BIND ifllIoe op09r.
fe ct Bar 6un6reoe 4lcre5 9onO
ION ct Moniierbrug oa iaa prpue
poo otiao 0anife til at y%iettle" poo
BET eprige 9an0. San roa0er Der.
Tor til itor 5oriigti86e0. Sr. s..
$. SorniDlo, Sefretar ior oct me
2nnoielitab inarer / ct ienere Nr.
al 9lnoet. 5grit mener ban, at $40.
| lonien life fan iuare for, boao Der
ifrioes / 9lo6e | 9onmorf, og a!l-
befoler 8r. NiSien at benuenoe iig
til DSpllp." meo line geipprinaer.
San mener, at Der er baaoe gooe
@arontier og goOe Gbancer for oct
npe 5oretagen0e, og at 2anolelifa.
bet ogioa bar bait fpnoig Siplp peo
9eoemmelien al Soroens aoalitei
og Doeppne. 5ogmanoens 9appori
! eIler Neiultat bersrer $. Dog life,
/, tbi ban itoler mere paa, booo So.
mems Self Tiger (om Sorbens 9e.
ifafienbeO oiu.) emo paa Sasfnuo.
ifo6en. San mener oa ooiaa, a
Ger er 8onb nof at faa baaoe ire
5looen og oppe | Sejlanoet, mer
at Ooerrisling life err abiolut neb
penoie for at bite % for, at 2aio
brug fan betole iiq. @noelig meneI
IS, at oct ferite 5orieg | MenOocinl
go. fun far, ioa blot ban fon ifpn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

Site, og I tops 66itioeIig aIoor be-
oeae0e ben itore5oriumIina Jig Jag
te / areos, inotil ale baDoe faitet
ct iiOite 9Gif poa oct 6Iege aainn
pao ben 6pioe Gu0e.
Og oen oanife 9tn6ent tanfte:
u6por pa5ier BET BOG altiammen
Qo0t: Genlle O}on6 bob6e en- Sang
itraolet i llnaoomsfriif6eo; 0enne
ManO ear Iigeiom 0ogen groanet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
8oerfrigsns Spbausmanb.
Cir @iQiam Buffers Memoirer

9onOon er Der fornoli1 uofom.
met ct Nemoirnprf, ser bar onft
itor og berettiget Opiigt. 5or-
fatteren er nemlig Sir @iGiom
Butler. Der inotiI fort f6r 9oerfri-
gcns ll06ruo baooe Oper6eialingen
oper Sc engelife Trooper I Sp0ofri-
ia, men bleu 6eifplot for life at
6ooe truifet Be forne0ne 5or6ereoel-
ier / ariaen 90 iiprnet ira i'm
Goit pao @runo al line %formentlia
boernenlioe Spnlpot6ier
5 De M nofonlne Memoirer for
iparer Cir @iQiam ii9 moo De De
ifn%lonin9er, ser er rejit imoO BAN,
% retter De polOiomite %9lnfloger
MOB 0en oooGren0e Goloniminiiter
5oiepb Chamberlain og anore bic
en9elife StatSmpn0, boom BAN Be.
ifpIoer ior / AareDis at 6ape font
ipireret og intrigeret for at trent.
fal0e arigen. 5 2(orene f6r ari9en
bleo man = fortnGer Sir @iGiom
- biemme / england paa oae Waa-
Ser oil6leot oe6 ipitentatiif 5or.
falifuina al o0e Giterretninger ira
Sn0afrifa, og me0ens ser 6leD Qiort
2(lt Tor at op6iOie og opirre 9oerne,
blep Sen for 0en militere Sitnotion
i aaplonOet aniDarlige Officer,
nemlig Sir @iQiam Butler Ielo
6olot / ltoiSbe0 ON aaeBlaner. &ul
oO 0moeie fit @eneralen Np8 ON
oct farlige Spill, Der ipille0eS I Con.
Don og JOHANNESBURG. Man benpt-
teoe, ifrioer ban MI enbber nof lno
ubetD0elig Sen0elie til at forbitre
6or6oloet mellem De TO Hacer, frern.
fnloe llro og ppffe Wistro % It'll.
fre6sbe0. so oos ipntes man | Con.
Don ilet life at interesiere Jig for
oct pergsmaal, ON Gnglano M %.
ina bar bere0t til en- arig | Spoafri.
ia, ia arigsminiiteriet panbeo emo.
oeiaa en- 9effe ~betpoelige 9eipa.
%relier / armeiorpoltningen / Sap.
lanoet. 5 Wtoi 1899 blep Sir Wil
Liam Butler al @uperner Milnei
ipurgt, ON oct, bpis oct pilte iif
nsoOen0igt, funoe laoe Jig gsre a
ioronitnltq Ell militer 0emonitra
tion neo EransuoalgrGnien; men@e
nernlen 6enPgteoe aabent bette of
erflGreoe, at oertil ifuloe Ser minol
f0,000Oion0; ienere iotte ban enooC
Ta1et beiere op. @n an6en Sang be
floaeoe Wilner iig o%berfor Genera
len oper Gbnmberlains i%iorlparligI
SolOning o%nerfor goerne. SenerI
) erfare6e Sir @iaiam, at aapitoli
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

ben poa gftermi00agen ufen Dog
at mite 9ioets miloe garme, men
MI bar 8eoe1S foloe @pS fommen
og bapoe fnpffet BAN al.
@ennenlooao og folO fom ban bient,
Ben oonife Stuoent; men ban glenn.
re life, boa6 ban oenne gaorong
boo6e let og bprt = o9 IGit no at
Nuturens og 2ioets itore BOG.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
: 6or SEN 9elnlller
De alorig %glennler.
ut Serrells gellller
81 ifiG(cs 90.

Otter 8eIpisningen 0rog belle
Sforen til Sgren Anoerien8 Siem,
bpor Qftenen bleo tiIbragt me0
Snmtale, Gang, oIp; beno0
MiOnat eif boer til lit = oGoo oeo
at 6ooe oGret meo at feire 6enne
oobbeIte Ssitio.
Seren G%n6erien og Suitru er fra
n9gerleic Ggnen, 6olbGf Sogn pnn
Si9llon6. 5sren an0erien er ooer
oe 76 og Su.itruen mart De 60 aar.
De u0oon6reoe til amerifo / 6or.
noret 1884 % fom til geoor Sails,
Ga, bbor oe bar boet iioen De bar
bait - gern boorof 3 CT 0s6e;
of 9%erneb6rn leoer ser % og al
9erne6srns gern 2. Q. an6ericn
bar | oter 25 gtar ngret Girfe6e.
tient peo ben gomle Ho5oretb Sir
fe. Nli fan BON life lpngere poo
toae iia oet eaer noaet onoet Pr
beioe = er peo at 6Iipe trot - ia,
nel oe6 Of 1on / 5taa. 6uitruen Der
imoo er %tenlnlelio raif oo itarf
enonu, CO ger tit eoet Susarbei0e.
Serren gioer Sen trptte Strait
og fornterer Stprfe Dos oen, iom
mgen Grafter bar (ei. 40, 29).
gn, ser onr meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
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f6r, men Der itnl0e oaiaa bore
itor Seiti0 / Seren an6eriensSiem
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boorfor ina life pie tit ~benIige an.
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Den me, 0eilige Na5aret STRIFE.
8eo Orgelets 9oner og Saft morf-
erese oet me 9ruoepor op til 2fl.
teret. 9ru0gommen bar Robert 4n-
oerien, Son al Hiels anoerien ira
0oro.S pencer, Sa. 9ruoen bar 81.
rem anoerien nGitpnglte 0atter,
aaren Sofie. @eO alteret meotes
De al 9ruoel1s 9rooer, Bait q. g.
SsrenIen. Min0en, 0ebr., Ser toIte
til oen ouer Bet. 4, s; o~erei1er for-
rette0e ban 8ielien % lpite @eliig.
nelieu ooer Dem, og ina bar De to
@ano oa 6uItril. &c begpn6te ioa
0ere5 9@gteifa6slio iuit paa BEN
Gag, 9ru0ens 6orGlore %begpnote
for 30 9(or ii0efl. 0loa @ito gioe
oisie un9e 2pffe og ao0e aaar, i'm
9oaOe5 9ps Dem tiIienoe.
@ul66rDIIup.
Otter Afion9elien al nogle Beers
al 5olnen 1913 too @ulobruoepar-
ret 9lo6s oe6 aIteret. Ser talte
Roitor 6. Brsoenien til Dem bierte-
Iiot, ianot % 0%ri6enoe. Sfnl nGo-
ne fire 1ing, Der iGrlig bteu trent
beuet: @%rinoringen, Grinringen,
Groiaitbeo og anrlig6eo, set er,
BEN gnmIe aprIig6e0, iom life
r%uitner.
t&por er oct un0erligt at t9nfe
poa ioa0ant ct lnn9t, trofait Som-
liz genllem 6ottigoom og Wsie,
og er en6nu life bleoen trpt al bin.
nn6en. Soften Wo6iGtning til ben
itore lltroifa6 % 2etiin6i9beo i
gGgteIfob8Iioet / port 2nn0, bpor
iaa mango leger meo bette bellige
6orbolo; aiites % ifiIles Iineina
lei. iom man 6linfer meo 2iet
Soften Com eonr Der life BEN oper
0isies 2ip og Serb - .naar man
betragter ct @ulobruoeparl Der bleb
ian ogina / iamme 6orbin-
Oelie 6olot alter9ang, boor @nlo.
b%rn6eporret tilligemeo g6rn % De-
reg 9@gteiGaer moOtog Serrens &c.
GENE o9 BLOB, ogiaa til Bant paa,
at 6et er fife alene peo glo6et, De er /
Slngt me0 b%peranore, men at ser
oqina iin6es Ell ~in66pr0es 9lonoens
5lPgtifnb.
airfen bar npiten bleoen fplot al
Sfp9t % @enner, iom par fommen
for at o0eruGre 5eiten o9 mn
bleo Ser 5io til at bifie og enife
It'll 2pfte o. 9~eliigneIie" Roget
eiter bleo mon inobu0t til at tooe
gla0s SEQ 9or0ene / airfens Bale.
ment. o. set MAJ iiaes. at 4nret.
ningen bar goo; ca. 100, nGiten
noeluffetoe al 6nmilien tog SG0e
neo 9or0ene. Der bleu ipiit, bolot
imaa 1nler oiD.. MeniQ6e0ens9rait
ooerraftc @ulobruoeparret @nper.
melt / @alS, fra geruene, Menig.
be6en % andre 9enner. Ter bleo
ogiaa oplGit en- Gang, oi1tet / 8a-
gems @%nleouing al en- lluo6omsOen-
moe al @ulobruoepnrret, MRS. q.
9reubo(ot 6ui6ing, @is.
Mel. DC. er ioa gnOigt at falge5 90.
Oct er en- Ssitio ina iiGlben itpn,
5 Dag ri bope @iilobrpllup3 Side.
Me6gern oogenner / Gang oa Bon
@or Serres @o66eo ri minOes bile.
"a ii frem6pre
Iii Serrens pore
Weo pore fore
SUBS 2oo og Gris.
Oct er ionof9r6ig, at mangen Dag
9i fit iaa pnoiet SUBS Raooe
image;
Den BET por ooioo hanS Befbehaa,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

Get er qiten. Stormen %rllifer
i DC enonu ltaare Erutoppe, og set
er iaa mSrft, ioa fol0t oernoe Bog
Sen Doaoe Ru0e.
gtter ier ri Ben oanife Stuoent
ii00e Oeo lit 9oro = BON iiO0er |
op6e 8anfer, oabenbnrt tpnfer ban
paa oe itore Mo0iptninger, ben
iomone Dag 6ragte:
0}orgenen iaa milo og friif -
ioa itraolenoe flor baooe ret
6ragt 2ips- og S%eirstanfer irem
fra &iertets Wuloe.
Otter Miooao bapOe ct @raa-
peirstGppe ipreot Jig ooer Nor
eenens alarbeo uoen Dog at ifiille
oenS Mil0beo.
"a bar Den oonife Stnoent 9aa-
ct for at ie benoiSneoe 6eIter al Ell,
lonl oor benlooet o9 MI ltllloe lteoes
til Spile. San fom inc / airfen oQ
fanOt Den ituuenoe fulo ban
lptteoe, til bpoo Der blep taft en-
Ben afosbe.
Men oft imens bou0e Anturen
lfiitet - tbi ippbt folbe 8inoe ton
en- Sogelitorm forenoe ben oper oe.
imilenoe 2an6ifab, bringenoe mel
iig llro og isnenoe auloegps.
Mems Stornen brilie6e Oerlloe
LOO ormpeoe Ssreetoner Serinoe
) gpffet borttooes fra ben afoeoei