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now on, they don't make anything thin
enough to come between you an me.
An some day maybe I can pay YOU
back Dye remember that. Porky?
Wei. It's been fifteen years. But the
times come at last. An I'm standin'
by YOU, old man."
What dye mean, Boss? u
60 home to your wife an kid. Tel
the missus that Mike Rcgan says rs
all right. Understand? It's all RIGHT"
but whatll happen to YOU, Boss"
Dye s'pose I care?' broke out Re-
San In fierce bitterness. "D'ye s'pose I
want to live? what in blue blazes have
I got to live for?"
Your wife an -
MY Wife" echoed Regain. II ain't
got one"
y But our business?"
TN sick of t.. I'm sick of every
thing. Don't mind the way talk, son.
I'm a little OF my feed to-day, that's
all. Now chase home. Your wife'll be
worryin'."
There's no use talkin'. Boss" de-
clared Mccoy, Il Won't let you do this
FOR me. | smashed Griswold an you
shant take the blame for Il. I'm goin'
straight downstairs an give myself up
Look here" Numbered Regan. I'm
locked up In jail. But that amt any
reason for thinkin' I'll let one of my
W men diso6ey my orders. You'n 20
out of here without openin' your mouth,
Understand? An you'l 20 straight
Eome an say not a word about this Ia
anybody. An you'll do 1t because I tell
o to. Now get out!'
Porky tried to speak; looked hopeless.
~ at Regain; then bolted from the room,
A moment later a policeman ushered in
Emily. Regain glanced shamefacedly
about the bare cell. shyly offered his
wife a chair.
II hope you're feelin' well?" he
faltered.
Yes" she answered. equally III AT
ease. "lou-you seem to have a com.
Portable room here. l hardly ex.
pected"--
Yes" returned her husband. every.
oodys treated me Inc. There's a tele.
phone In the hall out there an I get m,
meals from the hotel across the street
lit amt so ~bad-when a Teller get.
used to It,"
MIR. Davis said" remarked Emil,
n~ervously. that you wanted to see me
about those Fourth Ward mortga ges."
Yes. | kind Of Thought IL you didn't
mind, I'd like to deed EN- over to YOU
To me? What do you mean?"
I've put 'em In your name. You car
work 'em any way you want. IL Civ,
'em to you. See?
But protested the bewildered girl
Il thought you were going TO fore,
close
i've changed my mind"
But Why"
II dunno" he answered, awk,
waidly. when a mans up against Il
like / am now-he sort OF feels lik,
squarin' himself with everybody. An
| thought. since you were so fond Of
those Stun folks. you'd like to keep al
eye on 'em an keep 'em out OF trouble
They're just like kids. They need some
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"oTELLo" FOR FIRST TIME
OF SEASON AT METROPOLITAN

"Otello" got its first performance If
the season last night at tho Metropolt-
tan Opera Housc under me inspiring
leadership of %Toscaninl.. For him the
score had no difficulties and the presen-
tation was a most admirable one.
Slszak was imposing in the title part,
acting with power and significance and
singing very well indeed, Scottis lago
" one of his masterpieces of intcrpreti-
tion. Marie Rappold. as Deslemona,
SANG very we'll, but her dramatic inter-
probation was limited. Jeanne Mlubourg
was charming as Emilia. Bada was
Cassie, Audisio was Roder!go. DE Segu-
rola vas Lodovlco. Reschigllan was
McntanO n Beguc was the Herald.
The chorus sang and acted most Spirit
eddy, thanks to Emilio Setti, the chorus
master. wh1 IS an expert.
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~ desk I'm his iail room. The
,r,-uo,. ua 49,.
t~,.S -
N bedroom IN some cheap motel
Yet nothing save the barred
windows gave evidence that II was a
cell. The Boss was finishing some de-
tails OF busipe.s vi,h bts sccro,,ry
"uodyos co. - .a.1ar"
,a.L.I ~ " '
"',neu'
hodses?' repeated Davis. Hes to
be your senior counsel, isn't her What
does he think OF the case?'
'lIe says IL young Griswold dies I'll
be indicted for murder in the frs, do
gree" answered. u,aan ~ .a,s ,ha
n,.tric,- A,.oaa",,. nH. W" Wv,
a.. " "s". u"
" con''V'no"' mes set'ih e'i-
uence everywhere
'EVidenec'' exclaimed Davis. They
can't prove you threw the brick at
iriswO.d Or that you ordered 1t
thrown.
Hodges a there's only one way 20
clear myself. ana that Is 10 produce the
teller vino really threw Il. AM cant
do that" he added half to himself.
Cheer up. sir! Noun get out all
right. They won't electrocutc a man OF
your position"
The whole town Is set on II. They'll
do 1t IL they get half a chance. Say.
What time did you tell me my wife'll
be here?'
"A >, sir"
ID she kick about %comlng?"
first, when / said you'd like to sec
her. she seemed doubtful But when |
told her 1t was In connection with those
Fourth Ward mortgages she said she'd
be here"
"You-you asked after her brother, of
course, like l told you tor
Yes. She says there's no change In
his condition and that they won't be
able to tell the outcome until DR.. Jane
son operates. That will be tomorrow
'porAy McCoy's downstairs to see
you," sad an officer, coming IN. shall
/ send Inn up?"
"su!,.' Regan. Chase
along. Davis. lie probably wants to see
me alone"
Mccoy entered the cell with heavy
step and downcast manner. AS soon as
he and Regan were alone together the
visitor broke forth. half tearfully;
Boss, | never thought they'd think
IL was YOU tina, did for Gr!swold!
Honest. didn't. Gee, but YOU could "a
Drained me with a cigarette when |
heard they d run YOU in. | didn't mean
10 do YOU dirt. Boss, didn't mean TO
go back on YOU. l wouldn't do that for
ANYTHING"
''Of course YOU wouldn't, Porky," as
scented Regan kindly. IL know that.
Drop IT,"
but today" pursued Mccoy, 81
couldn't stand IL no longer. | told the
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cHAsRiER's "BRI6cIs"
BY THE MACDOWELL CHORUS.

The MacDowell Chorus. under Kurt
SCHNEIDER, together with the Phllhar-
monte Society orchestra, will give at
Carnegie Hal on Friday evening a
first performance in America OF cha
brler's unfinished opera in one act,
"Briscis.' The east will include Alma
Gluck. BrG ssler-Gl1noli, Edmond Glenn
ent, DIM Glliy and Leon Rotller, The
story is founded on Goetae's ballad "Tle
Bride of corinth." MoussorgsHy's can
tata joshua three Russian dances by
Borodin and Chahrier's ~"Espana" rhap-
Sody will also be performed.
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TumOr
Elmo, No Sarah J.Stuart, RID. No.c,
Peoria, hi. - Mrs. Christina Rccd, los Moundst.
Naiick, Mass Mrs. Nathan II. Creation, 6i
North Main St.
Milwaukee, WIS., Mrs. Emma Imsc, s33 f.. 81.
Chicago, llI.-Mrs. Alvona Sporting, iiCs ely
geicna, Kan Mrs. e.R. uucy, 7i3 MlneraiAv.
Victoria, Miss.-Mrs willc Edwards.
Cincinnati, Ohio. o. Mrs.W. ii. Housh, East
ave Change Of Lifc.
Epping, n M Mrs. Iclia l., stevens.
strestor, ~ - Mrs. q. IL. Campbell, aoforth
Brooklyn. N .-Mr.. Even., 500 IIalscy ST.
Noah. ky.EMrs. Lizzie Holland.
Cathamct, wash.- Mrs. Elva Barber Edwards.
Circ,eyille, Ohio Mrs. Alice kirlin, 333 vest
Salem, Ind Mrs. L,,zlos ninsie, R.R. Nos.
New Orleans, La Mrs. CASTOR Dio~ndcau,isi
s,isesvasa, Ind. Mrs. chas. pauor, Gr.. 90
East Marion st.
Racine, Wis Mira. Katie Kubik, n. ., 10, 81.
Beaver Falls, Pa Mrs. w. .Royd .2ii0ythA y.
Maternity Troubles.
Phenix, RT,-Mrs. VIM o.. King, Box cse.
Carlsbad, N.J.~AIrs. Louis fischer, o. Mon
son,h sanford. Mc.-Irs. Charles A. Austin.
sehencetady, N'Y.-Mrs.li .rorter, 7sa Albany
Taylorviilc, lr;-Mrs. Joo oran,ham, SO w.
Nandovcor st.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs. SOPHIA IIoG, els Nc
Mickcn Ave.
Big Run. Pa.-Mrs. W. T. roolcr.
Phi siel,h,.., fA'-Mrs. NJ, Johnston, go
''eSe' nnckachc.
Peoria, III Mrs. Clara l.. uauvitE. II. II. No.
4, Boz CT.
Augusta, Mo- Mrs Winfield Dana. II. f. u. ..
Ut. Paul.. Minn.sMrs. u. NJ. schorn, 1853
Woodbridge st.
Pittsburr, Pa.@Mrs. G. Leiscr, Jsio Kinkald
ST., E.E.
Kearney, Mo. Mrs. Thomas Ashurry.
Blue Island, Il'~.Mr'. Anna Schwartz, ocs
East Earl, P,,=Mrs. Augustus Lyon, R.F.D2.
Operations Avoided.
Sikeston, Mo- Mrs. Dcina Bethune.
Gardiner, Me.-Mrs. y. A. Williams, i42 WASH
ington Ave.
Chicago, Ill. = Mrs. VIM hrcns, Grow. cist 81.
Bellevue, ohlo.sMrs. Edith wicland, 2Js
DeForest, WIS., Mrs. Augusta vcspcrmnnn.
Dexter, kansas..Mrs Lizzie Scott.
These women are only n few
the power of Lydia T.. Pinkham's
diseases. Not one of these wome
form for the use of their names
ing that we should refer to tn,
do other suffering women to
Vegetable Compound is q rcliabl,
statements made in our advertis,
truth and nothing but the truth.
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Organic Dispiacements.
BLACK Duck, Minn.-Mrs. Anna Anderson,
wosloyviile, ra.-Mr-. Maggie E.ter. R.F.D.i.
Camden, Nj Mrs. Ella Johnston, sso LAb.r,,
Chicago. m.-Mrs. VIM. Tuliy, 1909 Ogden
Avenue.
Painful Periods. o.
Caledonia, wis.-Mrs. Ph. ~scha,tner, R.R. II,
Adrian. Mo.-Mrs. G. n. Mason, R.R. No. 2,
y. oxford, Mass Miss Amelia Duso. poS II.
baltimore, Ohio Mrs A, a Baieuger ,R.F III.
Ncgaunce, Mich. Mrs Maryscdlock ,Bo,l,I3.
Orrvillo, Ohio.-Mrs. u. r.. Wagner. Box 60.
Atwater, Ohio. - Miss Minnie Mnoliaupt.
PrairieduChien wio..Mrs. Julia konichcck,
X. No. 1.
Irrcgu,arity.
Buffalo, E.Y.-Mrs. Clara Darbrakc, II Mario
Winchester, Ind. = Mrs. May Dcsi, RE. MOL.
st. Regis Fails, N.Y.-Mrs.. j. II. nreyorc.
GRANVILLE. ill...Nrs Jessie Schssr, BoS q.
Hudson. Ohio. Mrs. Geo. Strickler, Il. No. 8,
Ovarian Trouble.
Murrayville. Tl.-Mrs. Chas. Moors, X. RS.
PHILADELPHIA, ra.-Mrs. Chas. Boell, ?alo n.
Molc st.
Minneapolis, Mlnn.-Mrs. John q. Moldan.
2fi5 second ST., North,
Hudson. Ohio. Mrs. I.onac armocino, II F.D7.
Wcstwood, Md.-Mrs. John y. Richards.
Benjamin, Mo.@Mrs. julia Frants, RED. I.
Fcmnio Weakness.
W .Tcrre IIautc. Ind Mrs. Attic L. Hamilton.
Elmo, Mo.-Mrs. A. G. DaVault.
Lawrence, Iowa. Mrs. JuliaA snow, n. Nos.
Utica, Ohio. Mrs. Mary Earlwine. X. y. D.. 2.
BELLEVUE, Ohio. AIRS. Charley Chapman, RE-.
ID. No. 4
Elgin. ni.-Mrs. Horny Lcisoberg. 7i3 Adams
II.
Schaeifcrstown, Ia, -Mrs. Cyrus Hetrich.
Cresson, Ia Mrs. Ella u. Aikey.
Fairchanco, Mrs. ldella A. Durham, Boz
i52.
Nervous Prostration.
Knoxville, Iowa Mrs. Clara FRANKS, II .F.D. ,.
Oronogo, Mo,--Nr- Ma Mcknight.
Camden, N.J,-Mrs. W. P.Valentine, 902 Lin
coin Avenue.
Muddy, Ill., Mrs. May Nolcn.
Brookvillo, Ohio.a Mrs. X. Kinnison.
Fitchyllle, Ohio. Mrs G. Colo.
Philadelphia, Pa-Mrs. Frank Clark, 2li6 e.
Allegheny Ave.
thousands of living witnesses Of
egetable Compound to cure female
ever received compensation In any
this advertisement-but are will
because of the good they may
prove that Lydia Il. Pinkham's
and honest medicine, and that tho
ropa r1inp ito mnrit ara tha
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1.-THE BOSS
The Story o, a Life Battle Between Politics and LoUe
SoDehsed From EDWARD ShELDON'S1
:. Successful Fiay of the Same Name =.
ty rspssmsnt WITH W A Brady and Edward shdon.
By Albert PaySOn Terhunc

1911. by The Pres Publishing &C.
The New lork Worl1.)
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Purchase comprises twelve varieties and qualities OF Innings OF the most
desirable kinds, including "Thrinisilk"-"M
reputable Lining Sateens, Percalnes and Mores N
ALL PRICED TO QUICKLY SELL.
Fine Nors Percaunes - Fine Satcns- soft satin nnish-hsck,
black and whho-Cs. is........ II white end good assortment a coWS-
Ef +. 2s snS' yyS M,%r. rcrcSsnss- aaSsssnnss G:dds -. :" -. :A3h
a~L "ruh.w.., pcr.nr.s- In white n cdorp-+
mrr"mw S.,t U' """- ,R Accent grades. -. ... 10
ThriuIJIk" pcrcaInc double Extra Fine PercAlnes-morsA both :.
mored. light weight and ne quality mds -bAck mo hnc-r ~ 49,. III
black white and good line OF shades More vstopra--si nch-lght vasht-
This out Of ordinary occasion ~ beginning Of season 10 smother %,
striking Nlastsstsn Of The Advantages We continually psessutt t. "r
customers In desisab1s mnehaudhs. fW
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ttElp wANIto-MALr.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

$50 ste.nwsy 4 Sou upright piano $40 Mason u
Hsmlin organ, 81 monthly.
L 4 CO.. 81 Court IT,, Brooklyn
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Mmew
@ &6

from woman's ailments ae invited TO- writc % tho. names and
addresses here given, for positive proof that Lydia L. Pnkhams
Vegetable Compound docs cure female ills.
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White and colored Blankets y
for single beds-reg, ~ ="
white Crib Blankets g,
usually .45 a pair. .......B -
White and Colored BLANKETS
for three-quarter and >,
full size beds -
.eg. $1.I9 to N.39......J
White and cord Blankets Of
extra fine texture. for sin. =,
gle. three-quarter and ful. lac
size ~beds--reg. O.9S.....
Wool nap and wool mixed
Blankets-sizes for all 1. 81
beds-reg. sees to $3.50.
Best Cotton Blankets-white
and colors. also fine white -,
wool mixed Blankets--for !f'
single md double beds
res. $3.50 and $3.25....,..J
Ohio Wool Blankets-for all > n,
size beds-reg. S3.50.....% CIV
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Fine California and Ohio
Wool Blankets-extra
heavy weiEht-for all sise <soO
beds-rcg. $500 and $3.50.
All Wool and fine California = m
Wool--a wonderful assort-
ment In all Sizes "a
usually $500 to $500. .... WV
Elegant Blankets--purs "a
wool Of slight cotton mix E/onl
ture-special sizes Tor
twin beds, and others up -,
to the largest beds tS0
usually $3.50 TO $780,.
High Grade Australian and
California Lambs' Wool
Blankets-majority pu.e 1000
wool--large. medium and
small-nsually SIT and $50
Superb Australian Wool Blankets
for full and extra large beds
usually $1,000. $500 and 5000
1850. 1900. 1850
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FOR SALE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

""W : "T"ENN 'FdNN " VT"ET NNI NNHIJ NNIN-
: i.OC DStsis Sl.Ov vLLAkLI
DELIVERED On I1Esr PAYMENT.
Lat,et -ill.t. 40 ant Mp.NaausulI iIalanttel.
EXCHANGE CLOTHING co.,
NO. 7 rtNN rLtCF. KE NJ ~ NTOR.
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Stated by the trade
to be
the largest TRANSACTION
In blanket History
WE BOUGHT
E X Low
and
SELL ACCORDINGLY "
Here Are Some OF the LOIS

prices are for pairs
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CHAPTER XII.
A " onan's VIII.

III =: $; c.: 6: !: +: i. !: :: !: !: 4: !: !: e: e: $50 4: +: =: +: : +:
No, rnthIpy saya ,ha harrad
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The Great Blanket Sale
Continues Tomorrow!
57.26S Pairs
BLANKETS
FROM RECEIVERS SALE

To Close the Estate Of
Peter E. Ksville,
of
Keville q Quad,
g. Worth St.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19

Get gioer aominiitrationet Se!u.
felelie % Strait; port Suititsoepart-
ment bar pnnoet Rei2eft % in0lagt
Jig 9ere Deo oenne Gags @ennemfe-
relic til Ger.
Og 8ruitene bar iaaet en- Set
tie. De life ino mart oil gIemme; De
fommer til at ie eiter, ON Oe er
inoen for 2ooeng @renier.
Ger ct 10 iiere al Dem, Der itanr
for Snr. og Be tar apppe uente
% a hos asieiterrt.
% Den aiiagte Com tsr Del og.
iaa tages iom ct iiftert 9epis for. at
oct life nDtter at nGrme ia port
9anO S5ieiteret me0 Stifpenge.
6oilfe MangIer. Der miliaDis
fan oGre oeo a%enoeIien, iaa Dor
oens Gnitemmig5eo i Sooeoin9en
beinet 4gtelieu FOR Dor soieiteret
PIT Sc otte al 0ommerne bar be
ret 6eninnsfuloe ouer FOR al Iopli6
6%orretning. set itaoer life oeres Nm
%icelie.
Gbi iamtiOia bar De 10 ia9t, at
.5to0aro Cir ct en- babe ulop-
Zig % urimeIig aom6ination. Der
bemmer Sonoelen.
0ommen er inaenIunoe nOen &c.
tponing Tor ganOet og Solicit beaer.
Oct er life imiffert, at ri oil foo
biaiaere OIie eIer 9eIpsnine Der
efter.
Men oct er iorliet ior ct 9ono
at fna aonfnrreneen iIaaet libel 90
ioa 0are pris9i0en Ronopoler.
Raar man iaa ooe bos Ssieiteret
tor pente 8etfpr0igbe0 uoen Der
ionsanelie. - set er Der aItio en-
Eel 9etrngaelie /.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19

.pere0e i'll 0e6en. San fprer ialif
9er0om@. inqoe ben belliae 5lns.
Der. iont aou iig Mine al At 1ilIe
i%oriBare oen rene 9prooml san
iorisrer Solicit, praoifer Opror %
CT SfattenGgter. iaqbe Den poli-
title Slao6er. Set oar 9sdn alt
iammen. men poa 9al9oo9en ialot
Stemmerne iooleoeS. at @orOeren
bleo frieioet, men ben uifDlOide
6lep benrettet iom en- 5%orbr1oer.
o. ooer bans 6o0e0 FREQ zori9be-
oen bans Com og bans @aou: Sc.
ms ira Ro8orct1. eangireoa9 lei
reoe SIaooeren, men - Qoaifeoog
ieire0e Sonobe0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19
Oct b~anlf=amerifanife St9u=
ne paa Ssitbnf 6pjifole.
-. angnit 1911.

glonen for bette St9pne er M
ina pibt Iaat, at oct fan ~me0oeles.
buem Der fommer I'll at lore Or
oct. Sra 3anmarf bIiper Oct 9i.
flop 9orenen, A1rbus, gtafi-
tier Z. Il. Roienberg, Der oil
tale ON y8igterfuniicns 9etBonmg
for qon6sIioet" % Jipe en- al line
meiterlige Opl9sninger, 6eiifole-
io%ritanoerne SeIae 8 oitrnp %
@|renpnI6 9ieIfen ocn
iioite taller ON Giateren Ct. Il.
9Iic6er, % acknowledgement 2.
g. gepIfen, SsnoeripGano.
Sra 4merita msoer 8%oritonoer
&. 8%naner. les @oines, 6or-
itan6er Z b.tanu01en, DoneboO,
% Qrpiten q. 6. z Strano.
ffop. 8esuoen blioer Der ilere
forte 5aler al Wnno. iom er eller
Dor uatet / amerif1 / Aareuis.
0onif-omerifanif Sono nil Iooe.
On l1oilugt til bet ito~rilonebe
9ellino aoIler. og moaite til
6iers 9apnebei berer meb
til glonen.
I'll oisie OpIpsninGer ON stao-
net oil ieg Isle ieIgpnoe:
Ger bliDer en- 5aaestur til %.
BORG, Sab, SEEMING m. IL.
ct. ii6it / SUM, % Ell til oct MORO
Iige Spllan6 OR Glib gnffer)
apisief 9siifoIe, 5fagen 0.
/. D. isrit i sui. % enoeIig orOner
iee Ell 3ur til Nunteb erg
pe6 @eile,@ % Sci
ling. iioit / sui. S%eminnrieior.
itonoer Stat Rsroam bill for
tPle ON 9siene 90 Runeitenene 90
Der bIirer 2eiIigbe5 til OF bsre
5oreorng al BAN OF Den befenote
norife Brett ID. aIaoeneis
NJ. IT,, og til at bsre SnOre Nisiions
5ormano qrouit 3eutben, Gre-
oericn, prnOife / Selling airfe
Sn0meIoelier til SiGpnet og til
Geiierne ifer til m%oertegnsOe. Seq
beinarer gerne aae Speresmoal %
qioer nGrmere OplDsninser
q. gobiere,
&oriens. Siteogaoe 10
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19
Slabber JON Samfnnbsonoe.

3 g9ollon6- 5oliters stiitstioeu.
be- referees islaenoe 5oreoroa al
5foIeinipefter 5. onnefipr:
Seq bar oItio pi6it, at Der al en-
tnbt 8ier fan blipe 5 Sons, iom er
bs0e, ioroi De bar pilict aae 6ierenq
NJ iig Tor at tnffes Sonen, men lea
Dor biOtil life piOit, at Der al ilet
ingentine fan bIioe IN 6el Ssnie-
aaor6, fuGo Of Butter. iom fan
fpIoe en- beI On meO faglenoe Sla0-
Ser.
Tenne nDfie ~erbperpeoe MenHe
f~fefunoifab oiI ieg ueaeunpttiet itif-
Ie til Raaoiebeo for mine Reobor-
oere.
Seq folote SlooOer for en- Gait,
og iee oil aentaee BET os tiIfsie,
at iee anier Den for foraeisIieere
oe Ifooeligere END be Iegemlige
golosbonbfinger, Tom uospes Of be
IoofnIote 9sner, tbi en- iaaoan ton
afoe en- Wonb ct bloat Die eller
iloa en- 3ono mo paa BAN oe for
fslge bam gennem en- bel @aoe;
men pna Sisrnet bIiOer ban erebei
al getienten, iom im9fferSnnnoiern
paa BAN oe letter BAN fait oe faar
BAN bsmt efter g~eneIopen; men
glaooeren fan man bperfen eips
6oonoiern ener Wun6furp pon, %
mebens ben olminbeIise gsles Be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19

5lere llitberife Groiesiorer %
9raiter / gapern tiloeltes 9grestit
Ter % 9eforationer i anleoning al
4rins-Gegent 2uitpoles 10. SEQ
'ielsoas iorleOen. Qrinien er meget
oi6olot al Solicit, % 9u~t5eranerne
nRrer nenlige 8elelier o0er ior ban,
ioroi ban cite bar afperget intole-
rnnte % uretfproige 6anoIinger.
Gn 5soicIsOagsea0e poa 500. 600,
iom ban mootog ira 6oIf / 9p ca
paa 9ono. oil Brinien berotte til
Gpbogeelie og 9eoIigeboloelie al
Ct S%anatorium Tor t1tberflsie Bern
OF Iignenoe 6oreta1enoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19
Sail

0}rs. 8rnuces anoerien, Gnfeu
citer nplig aios0e Sans auoerien,
bar anmooet os ON geiuem 9on-
ifereu" at uotole benoes @oaifSn-
nellie Of og biertelioe Eof for al ben
Spmpoti. 9enner bar pitt ben6e
6aaoe unoer 6en0es Mon0s Sn1oom
og ierlig oeo bans @egrooelie.
Siertelie Gof poa ben0es 8eene for
9Iomfter, Deltooelie' % al uopiit
geIuiIlie inloo ben6e. 2o0 henos.
Senner, irem6eles isle, of bun bar
&enner, iom aerne nj forIsge OF
Iette ben6e Sorgen og Soonet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19

l~luioeriitet / Gbrntinnia, 9toroe,
og ligeiaa greslou l~lnIperiitet,
8Diflano, pil feire 6nmoreoaarsieit
for oereS 8eitaaen ON iaa Waane-
Der. grof. Roreen oeo llniDerii-
tetet / upiaIn, Soeris, er npIig
bleoen uonpont iom Repr9ientnnt
for oenne Sfole pe6 Soften i 9rss-
Ian. % 4rof. S6iicf, Geftor Mag'
n~ififus oeo ltpiala llnioeriitet. oil
r%eprnientere Snititntiouen oeo Sc
iten / Gbriitiania.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19

Gpife 9roteitnnter biorog
100000 600 til gSremisiioner. :
iomme 9iosrum biorog tDife q a.
toIiffer. Der ooeraaar Grote-
itanterns | Antal meO omfrina so
4rocent, S5.0O0.O00. Raar oct
ealoer Dem ielp, gioer aotolifferhe
mere END 8roteitanterne; men set er
Ell ieIoiif 9oelie. ag86e 2utb.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19

Bi Ear ct Spsrgsmool til Wor-
monblaoet ggifiiben~: Ronr Nu-
tioens Mormoner bpooer iom uene-
ite autoriiereoe~ Sfrifter: o8i-
belen~, Mormons Bog, ngoetens
Bog og Den foiteIige Berle".
er bet iaa 6eres Wenine, at Ger
oommen | oisie ftemmer nsingtig
iommen2 e[[er, / mo6iatte 5alo:
OR bet Menineen, OF be andre
Sfrifter ifaD beie iig for 8ibelenS
@nonu ct SpergsmaaI: Naar
Rormonerne nj Tiger pao flere
Monoer at pinoe Ngtelie in6en for
be friftne Samfuno oe for oetts
Eiemeo fraIaseer ZIG poIpeamiii
aggteifnb, - bporfor flyer be ioo
HE ret os fIet, at Oeres tioIieere
Qnre oe Rrofiis besoneaaesbe er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19

Com ct 8egn paa Dor lutberife
airfes raife g9fit I Nep England
Stoterne n91ner n5be 9utb.", at
New gorf-aonferenien of Den ipen-
ife ausuItana- Spnooe ifaI oeIes,
ioa Der Oonnes en- oRem England
Conference. % glaoet pil life
forbopies, ON Siitorien gentaeer zig
blonot tpife 9ut6eranere ogaem
gorf Riniiterium."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19

8aitor. $. DC. @anien, Omaha.
~ifrioer uuoer 10. 6s. til jim sooqct
g. 5obnion Der i 5orretningeh
40iin Suitru er / Soar o9 / Sag
begnnot al blipe be0re Get par et-
Iers en- itreno llge, iiOite LICE
Seq pil / Gag toge 9srnene no al
ie 6enoe. 9hl bar bun life Jet Dem
i Ell BEL tlae. Sea 6oa6er M, al
5aren FL ooeritaaet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-19

Der poaitoas at u9re $4,000,
600 Opiumsrpgere | aina, og oe
bruger $4,000 IONS Opium ON
aoret, eQer gioroe oct mOtiI / De
ienere anr. Jor fire Qar ii6en
noiteote 8egeringen 6orbllo imoO
grueen al Opium. Mange men
re, at 6orbu6et pilOe opre ct oeot
gogitap; men Der feres itaoig
arig imoo bette ~ifa6elige MioOeI
og en- artifel oesangaaenbe paa.
ftnor, Of zen folosiol aamp bar
raiet oDer ct Eerritorium ioa tort
Tom De 6oreneoe Stoter. 5Iere
8unoreoe 9uiinoer al gmbeos-
mpnO, 8orgere. Stuoenter, asb-
mpno og geoprtninesmpno er ora.
get meo mo | aompen. Blob bar
fIDot, og eienoom er sOelagt eitcr
en- itor Mndleitof."