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NES, PlTTIRs3NeS
FUNERAL MONDAY

The funeral of Mrs. Emily Patter-
son, WHO died Friday afterneao, VIII
be conducted from ST. Joseph s
Catholic church Monday morning al
8 o'clock, Rt Rev Monsignof j. M.
Lueey officiating. The honorary pail
bearers will he r NJ Galbraith, NJ,
c. Cross, F. A Howell Charles
We'll, \. Moore aad w. o. Taggart.
Atciyc-Clay Stacker. Harvey Hogg,
Frank Franey, u. l.. Franklin,
Henry Hudson and W.. A. Bishop.
Mrs. Patterson was one of the old
est residents OF this city and came OF
a most aristocratic Southern family.
She is survived by a sister i'll Ben
ton, and a grand. niece, Mrs. j. e.
Boyce, of this city, with whom she
made her home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03

don't and everyone is careful to re
spect his rights but an American is
treated like an oyergroWh boy witn
nothing but money FOR an asset. The
American people ara supposed to care
nothing about national honor or the
rights OF citizenship. Our national
government should on ehese accounts
take energetic action with Rassi'
and make known to the world ri
large that the national honor and
he rights OF American citiz' II nip
will henceforth be upheld.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03
o' hTRN EXHIBIT HERE THE
PAST WEEK TIE LARGEST EVER
HELD IN ARKANSAS.
PRIZES ARE ALL PAID
irds Slipped to- Little Rock and
Monroe TO BE Entered In Eaows
Tile Coming Week.

ihe tAlfd annual show of the JET
ferson County Poultry Association
and Nhc annual winter show of the
American Buff Plymouth Rock Club
of The SoHthwe 'ern District, which
Was attended by fully fifteen thou-
sand men, women and children dur
Ing the past week, closed last night.
The exhibition was ono or the most
successful ever held III this state and
taere were more exhibits than we're
recorded at any previous poultry
SHOW in Arkansas. Nine states were
represented and the quality of the
birds displayed was far above the
average
At midnight last night the exhibit
tors began the work Of emptying the
six hundred coops, in which the birds.
ducks, geese, turkeys and other
fowls were displayed. Many of the
birds were shipped TO Little Rock
and others TO Monroe, La, where
shows are TO be held the coming
week. Among the birds zent to the
capital city were those thai won cash
prizes and cups a. the show here the
past week. No few local chicken fan.
ciers will ship bloodsd fowls to Lit
tie Rock ON Monday.
The officials Of the county assoc
Cation and the exhibitors are all
well pleased with the success of the
l9ll show here. All eff the prizes
were paid in cash before the close
OF the show, the Association duplicaa-
ing its record of last year III that res
pect
One OF the most interesting exhi-
bIs at the recent show was' a dis
play made by n G. Russell, a local
chicken man, with his Sypher YIec-
trobatOr, in which lis little chicks
Jumped out of their shells in one
day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03

PROGRAM OF MUSIC
Hen. II. l.. Ponder Unable to be Pres
ent-To H1aor Departed
Members.

The annual memorial exercises OF
the Elks lodge will be held this af-
ternoon at o'clock at the Elks heat
ter. An elegant program has deen
arranged and a large attendance is
expected. Hon. w. H. Rector, OF Lit
Ter Rock, deputy attorney general,
will deliver the memorial address.
Hon. Harry l.. Ponder, OF Jonesboro,
was to deliver the address but he
suddenly became i'll yesterday and
wired the committee in charge OF the
arrangements that he could not
come.
The program is as follows:
Opening ceremonies.
Quartet, "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought (Hou iley), Miss Lucy
Hearn Broadstreet, Miss Ethel
Schloss, Messrs. Henry Roberts and
Louis CheValier.
Solo, Crossing the Bar (Rotalie).
Memorial address, Hon. w. H. Rec
tor. of Little Rock
Quartet, Gods Slumber Land
Park.)
DoXolOgy.
Benediction, Rev. Charles l.. W.
Res Sc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03
RI. REV. LUCEY ON
RUSSIAN OUTRAGE
SAYS IT Is ENTIRELY tN AMER
CAN QUESTION AND one THAT
MEANS INSULT TO FLAG.
MUST PERFECT TREATY
learned Priest Says National Gov
ernment should Take Energetic
Action.

Owing TO a misunderstanding Rt.
Rev. Monsg !. NJ. Lucev was unable
70 mafa an address at the mass
meeting of November 80. but the fol-
lowing expression of his views has
been obtained:
The question TO be discuss ed at
the meeting is not whether Jews,
Catholics and Protestants have been
denied anything in Russia, but wheth-
Ell citizens Of the United States have
been for several years positively and
sometimes forcihly prevented by the
Russian government OF exercising
their just rights. The investiture of
American citizenship whether by
birth or naturalization is regarded as
solemn affair and the comforting Of
an honor and a dignity. When the
power of this citizenship is further
treaty, the honor and dignity are
greatly increased But what is the
use of posses sing right which is
not enforced. If our citizenship is
declared by foreign nation to be
worthless even when supported by d
regular treaty and the paper Oh
which our aiional seal is attached
is dishonored, The conclusion is in
evitable that our flag and our coun-
try are dishonored.
This is the view which disinte rest
ed nations take of the affair. This
people have taken of this question
when Q crisis arose. The war OF
1912 between the United States and
Great Britain was undertaken be
cause the latter refused to recognize
the rights of American citizenship on
! the high seas. The United States is
| therefore justified in issuing an I'M
| mediate ultimatum to the Russian
government demanding within a rea-
sonable time an official recognition
of American citizenship as accepted
by other civilized nations of the
world. i
an the best civilization of two
thousand years ago, the greatest en-
pire which the world has ever seen
rested its fame and glory upon its
citizenship. In those times when a
man was able to say, i am a Roman
Citizen nothing more was necessary
i to secure every right to which he was
entitled. So should it be now in the
! United States which in our advance
ed civilization is perhaps the great
est ma ton OF modern times.
THE action which Russia has TAX
Ell receives the moral support OF
/ the civilized nations of the world and
/ all because our statesmen have been
j busy with the tariff and the trusts
! md in their haste to lead UP into COM
mercialism where money is the great
deity, have forgotten about national
honor and dignity and such things as
the rights of American citizenship
Those who have had the good for
I hume to make a tour around the world
have learned the astounding fact
that American citizenship is at &
discount everywhere. A citizen "o1
Germany, France or England may
travel through the orient and occi-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03

Six cases made up the docket in
police court yesterday morning and
the total fines amounted to about $50.
Robert McCarty, for vagrancy, was
flned $40 John Long, vagrancy, $40;
Joe Hornburger, drunk nd DISORDER
~, 80; Robert Giles, drunk and disor-
derby, IS; Hal Harris, drunk on
streets, s.; Mary Ford, violating city
ordinance, SIS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03
NO.
liter
HOW STRONG

a bank may be in Capital
and Surplus, it's Directorate must also
be strong and active in order that the
depositors interests may be safeguard
ed, when it comes to loaning or in
vesting deposits.
This bank points with pride to its
Board of Directors, men of recognized
ability who DIRECT it's sffairs.
Why not give your account the pro-
lection of this all around trong bank.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03
PROPOSITION TO PERMIT nYNA-
MlTERS TO CONFESS WAS
MADE WEEKS AGO.
HE HELD THEM OFF
Prosecutor Demanded That Both Men
Enter Pleas and Refused to
Give One Freedom.

Los Angeles. Dec. 2.-Nirtuatly Il
hitting today that its effect OH the
attorneys for the defensc constituted
the urgent reason for dis demand for
the early hearing OF The bribery ease
against Bert Fl. Franklin, District At
torney Fredericks limited at greater
developments in the scandal that n
enyeloped and overshoWed the tflal OF
James Il. Mcnamara. Though he sud
denly stopped after a half dozen oml-
nous statements that threaten to re-
veal the men against WHOM 1t was
believed the bribery scandal was dl-
rected, the District Attorney from his
statement brought into dramatic pro-
minence The preliminary hearing OF
the detective hired by the attorneys
who defended Mcnamara and who Oh
Monday morning will appe,r III the
diney little office of Township Justice
Young.
While the revelations w.licA 81
threatened would come It; s. =
may be postponed with .0ntsi1ssSz' :
of the hearing itself, I'll hNsta4s o.
forces that have worked u:.d2: cunt
to bring back industrial peace -
Los Angeles following tee bitter
fight that ended in the destrucu II OF
the Los Angeles Times Building Il
YER and two months ago and TIA
has been carried as bitterly since 10
the denoument in the court room yes
terday, or as vigorously working :,
day to preyent the scandal + On aAs:
going farther.
The man accused OF having tit.t
Venireman George Lockwood So0e -
hang the Mcnamara jury and to nave
placed $4,000 in bills in the hands OF
Captain c. e. White to be paid when
the confessed dynam Ter of the Times
Building was acquitted or the jury
failed to agree, is not under lndlct-
fnent. The complaint lodged against
him is an sffidavit of information and
in order to make it good, Justlca :
Young, SltLAnB DIS NOiiiAie.iHo "o
istrate, must hear enough evidence TO
support the charge in general way.
Only two courses are open. The Dis
trict Attorney may withdraw the COM
plant. or the man may plesd guilty.
Otherwise the evidence must come
out.
Rumors of extent of evidence in the
: bribery case are many. District AT
torney Fredericks today refused &c
confirm these reports, while the attor-
Aeys for the defense laugh at them
Asked squarely if it was true that ne
had the $4,000 in the Franklin case
said to h We been paid as bride to
witnesses and venilemen to abrogate
"a sum sufficient to pay the $4,000 II
reward offered in the case, District
Attorney Fredericks hesitated mo-
ment and then replied:
'"That is true more or less He
would not emphasize his statement
more than to say: THAT is snother''
story
Freder.c ks today gave out his YER
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03

Secretary w. S. Blanton has APP
pointed Mrs. Wilsox to the position
of matron az the local Y. NJ. G. A. and
she is now attending to her duties.
She will have charge of the janitors
and will supervise the keeping OF
the association building in order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03


three weeks ago Tt investigation I
there is uHdpr Jae- clarse Of Chas. ]. |
MiIc!, the United Sjatps attorney, an
allie, aggressive and cleau man.
The ease is noj closed by greas
de :" Nj. Drew responded with \
glim smile 1T has iasl begun H.
added.
"fa- pleading guilty the A. NanIar;t7
have aid they &era sem out Their
an acted fer a pr dei#fe.9 Nj Drew
adde, III Is b,ious that the men rep
,cgcutiuE 5his principle nave l1epf |
hem we'll supplied WIN money. ii
is te find out who tHcse men arc |
THAT is now the important work to do. |
Compared 10 t'iz tha constitution Of
tie Men marns is merely side is
sue. The Na' onal EreG ors Assoel&-
ton is moi ccMHosed Of a lot ct In
dians We have ne personal malice
against tfe McNamafaz and We hope
that eleneney VIII be extend d to
''t ~ - y WV o.
priucfple, just as they We're. 1he =ba5
gsineirte behind II III ~ our part IS
She constitution CT TIC neh who patd
, the MeNamalaI for the terrible work
! ana who countenansed and ins4igat-
cd their ouirages. have every rea-
so nto believe that the Federal auth
will non flup fipiI jUVpSti01 T.
! i'm OF ,he matter. Ouf ascot ton,
will Of course, give every aid pos
sible.'
CALVIN Wyatt, general organized
in charge Of the New York Office OF
the American Federation of Labor,
md rigat-hahd man Oh 9aoluci uoi''.
pefs, brands the MeNam3'2 bf5thef5
as even greater traitors TO the eaa9''
Of humanity than Jual5t iS'ariol VI
Benedict Arnold.
'Fhey are traitors TO Tue cause VI
l'naon Labor, SAID wyatt VIII
make It bro der thah tAat-traitofs
f. humanity There Is no place III
'Ae world FOR such men.
"lahor men, as Tor that maa1ef d
| '"FPe Raft OF fhe country IL 'e oTe'
'uoea. deceived, jhooeehtly bP'faSea,
aid Mr Wyatt. wyatt sa" No''eetS
last ni@ht bhtore the leue' anon
o Il BID started on his way 10 Troy
"CrmNeFs Was In tears sa,d
| Wyatt. Ute was cohoie'eY btohea
w. Re tod 11S ne eaa NlslIea 'alfHs
', NaNamara IN Ms cell anu hzss'
'eeifsd inta h'S race Wheo I'VE hi7h i'-
/ tHratee MS fhhoeehses 9oiiipoio ee-.
'Ncrn Voc reV"r q 'fen'of no.
/ ct the eye as Me-Ntli''Aa VIA
| sto'y.
Vt carr ed such c2nYlctoh Win i
| that all OF us, MI. Go'hpefs lnciuaHu
| tNcueht thev ware CERTAIN I've t"o
| mea were telling the absolute lfueh :
( that they were being prosecuted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03

--McGaughy Hdw. Co. are prepared
to pipe your house and furnish you
with gas stoves. 10 3 Ct
Miss Lena Hardy, who has been
sick for se~sral days, is improv ng
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03

New Mackerel, New Potomac. Rob
Herrings, New God Fish, al. fat and
fine. Fresh Oysters every d Y. Red
Snapper on Fridays.-NrCa'n Gre.
Gerry Co. l1.11.tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03

Ray Bakes will leave in a. short
time for Roswell, N. W., where he
will spend few weeks recuperating
after a recent serious illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03

:, y y y y. y " y y x x X x X x 4 x
X Co. vFTN11o---~- . mn T-'~
X m OIL m poc~ y For .
\ por~o;re ~, r~ooo-,'~~
:. y ~ :. " y y y y x ;. x Y X i
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-03

If you want information In RAJ
g I'D to gas Stoves call McGaughy
Hdw. Co. Phone TIA. 1873 Or.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-07

4 South, Range East, Carter Coun-
ty, oklahoma; NWA, NEA, NWh;
NJ, NWl4, NWA; SWA, NWh,
NWl4; NW14, SWA, 'NWA.; SWA,
SWA, NWh, Section 80, Twp. :
North. Range West, Garvin Coun,
ty, Oklahoma,
said land being located IN stephens,
Latimer. Carter. Jefferson and Gar
vim Counties, in ghe State OF Okla,
homa.
That the terms of said sale ara
casn in hand upon delivery of ap-
proved deed.
MARTESON JONES,
Guardian of the person and estate of
Mary Jones, a minor.
BY q. A. PHILLIPS, Attorney for
Guardian. 25-1S
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Liabilities.
Resources

Loans and Discounts ......Si1j,O ,OO9.'N
Overdrafts, secured and un-
secured ................ 2,S15.SG
L. S. Bonds to secure circu-
lation ......... 6O,OOO.OO
L. s. Bonds to secure L. 5.
Deposits, Postal Savings 100000
Bills of Exchange ........ 4I2.''
Bonds, Securities, Etc.,. l6,23S.i9
Banking house, Furniture
and Fixtures .......... 100000
Due from National Banks
not reserve agents. .... lS,979.U
Due from State and Private
Banks and Bankers, Trust
Companies, and Savings
Ranks ............. $3.50
Due from approved Reserve
Agents ................ 5S,19S40
Checks and other Cash
Items ......... .... 4.S16.5S
Notes of other National
Ranks ............... 10000
Fractional Paper Currency,
Nickels and Cents ...... 1O3S.2G
Lawful money reserve in
Bank, viz:
Specie .......,... 9oZ,zl -'Uo
Legaltender notes .S.G2OOO 1882. .OG
Redemption fund with L.
$. Treasurer Go per cent
Of cjrculation) ....... 5000. 90
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Notice Of Sale Of Real estate by
Guardian.

In the matter of the Guardianship
of Mary Jones. a minor.
Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of an order OF tne County
Court of Latimer County, State of
Oklahoma, made ana entered INTO on
the 2ard day of August, 1911, the
undersigned guardian of Mary Jones,
a minor. will sell at public sale 10
the highest bidder, subject TO con-
firmation by said Court, on or after
the 10th day of September, 1911, at
the Court house in the City of Will
burton, Latimer County, Oklahoma,
on or after ! o'clock p. M. of. said
date, all the right. title, claim and in
terest of Mary Jones. minor. in
and to the following described real
estate, to.wit: Wards undivided one
third N.3) interest, subject to the
life estate of Mar eson Jones in said
estate, in and to the
NWl4, NWll. SWh, Section a.,
Twp 3 South, Range 4 West, in
Stephens County, Oklahoma; NWA,
NE14. NEA Section -, Twp. 4
North. Range y East, in Latimer
County, Oklahoma; VIZ, NEh,
SWL: Ela. NWA SWH, Section ,,
TWP : South, Range 1 West, Jetfer-
son County, Oklahoma; S12, NWh,
NEA: SW1!, NEh: NJ, SWA;
NJ. SWA, SWiI, Section "a, Twp.
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The Deadly Delay.

Those who put off using HALLS
TEXAS WONDER for their Kidneys,
Bladder and Rheumatic trouble make
a deadly delay. If gives quick and
permanent relief Sold by all drug
gists.
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Oklahoma Bow

A fine registered Jersey Bull
will make the season at my barn
E and 7th Avenue, S. E. Phone
139 Red. r. W. Rogers.
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Stop
Diarrhoea
Wakefieid'S
Blackberry Balsam

Quickly stops Diarrhoea, Dysentery e,
Cholera Infantum and all bowel
troubles without constipating. No
opium nor other habit forming drugs.
Accept only Wakefield's. 1t cures
after other remedies fail. 35c or 3
bottles for 81 90 Everywhere.
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Unless paid WitPin IOur weeks from
date Of publication, % per cent pen
atty will be added.
OTTO b. BRADFORD,
Acting City Ensinee-.
Published September !, s, ) and
%, 1911.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-09-07

See me for all kinds OF tin work.
Slim W. 4. PRIDE.
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S677,700.26
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ArdmOre, Okla, Sept. /, 1911.
Special Tax Warrants have been is
sued against the following properties:
Lot ), Rlock 331............s $3.50
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If Your Head Aches
You should Take the Sure Remedy
Hicks 'CAPUDlNE

There's cause for every headache !
cspudine reaches that cause quickly;
whether it be heat, cold, gripp, or
stomach troubles--snd cures, even though,
il be sick or nervous headache.
CapudIne is the surest remedy fon
Colds and Gripp. Feverishness, Aches
and Nervousness disappear and norma!
conditions are restored.
SCapudine is liquid-easy and pleasant
70 take-acts Immediately.
I0e, 25e and Soc al drug sfOrea
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

gonr buer enfelt perionligt / 6or-
bolo til De mango ~onn0eliae % ii.
meli9e 3in9 ri bar meo at gre i
port oaalige Gin. SEQ bar / De ie-
mere 4ar begpnOt mere at lore poa
Den aunit, at ioronnole 9efpmrin-
ger I'll Bon, ioo | Steoet for at qua
% befpmre MIG for, bnoroon oct
lfal 9na me0 oenne og bin 8anife-
liobeo. iom fan piie Jig pao .8rem-
ti0ens Soriiont / 5orm al Ell itsr-
re cller min0re mort Sfp. oa at
Ip9ge Den irem for &erren / Bon
for Dor bimmelife 1aoer, iom bar
lopet os. at ri / Sem Aaon maa
beoe ON buo0 iom BELT; % ieg bar
erfaret, at oct gioer bnaoe Bern %
Binding. GGrn moo neOtrDft Sinos-
Itemning og &inOing / glno Sinos-
70 og cite / beliignet 9snbsrelie.
Seq er oo9 lnngt ira u0Iprt / Den
Stunt. Ter iortplles ON Baron BON
3ottiers (0so 1919, at ban
fog Jig poa marge Maaoer al lit
Soils Neo, gan 0unoreoer al Sat
tiaiolf arbeioe og uooeIte @ilos
Oros @rsO til Dem, % boeoe ielo
/ mango Aor bIanot De iottiae. San
5apOe Ell Goa Ell Samtole meo Den
itore 6iloioi 6idte, Der iorfaiteoe
9snnen, / BET ban iog0e: Barnet
be0er, Mnn0el pil". - o@r. Bro.
fesior", iuoreOe 9aronen, aieg bar
600 iattiae 5olf at iorier9e. oa tiot
Oeo ie1 life. bpor ieg ifa! tnge 9rs-
BET ira I'll Dem. ioa oeO ie9 fife at
biplpe mia paa anOen Moaoe enc
oeo At beOe." 6idte tan ct 2ie-
blif. 5narerne rilaeOe neo az bans
ainoer, ioet fan iaa0e: Ia, fore
Baron, ian Iangt noar min 5ilo-
iofi itte@.
Rei. 9pnneu refer lan9t Longer
END 6iloioiien, Den refer ioa langt,
at ben tan 9ri6e ON ben olmG9ti9c
Soan0, Der er uoroft ira @u0s
Grone, Ieoet al Oct flare ~nltifuenoe
gie = BET aIpiie SooeO = % Oct
alfprlige Sierte.
apre 3ro5ieifenoe no oper 6ele
Samfnroet, loo os gore oct npe
aar til ct 9eoeaar. en retfproigs
Bon iormnar meget, nanr Den er
%nIporIig = ia er iom 9ut6er ii9er:
6u 0immel % Soro bepGgenoe
Strait. :. See.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10

opertoaige % iannenfiebfe, Der
bpor ieg fommer ira, men 5 bar
goot 9ano % NOT a. Oct. 5 ale
mine 0eueooge ino ie9 alOrig ldo
berliat 0ano iom ebers."
Mpnoene taIte inmmcn | oeres
banrne Sprog, imileoe til binonoeu
og loo iige, OF ban bare bebsoeoe
at uoiioe. bpilfe StrGfninger BON
onifeoe. oa set belle ifnloe o9rs
bans.
utter fpbbreoe De los, % MI Inn'
tes Sc at oare llre0e ON Get elier
nn6et. Miot unoer graumcnterinaen
traa6te Ell Dol. imuf Mano meo
Rpbeifinos6at pan mo | Seltet.
Get er @Deoingenl"
gafbom reiite iie eiebliffelig %
fremtoa > @unto Se, iaunt en- prGg.
tiQ Nntifiorte O. operrafte Seooin.
oei oisie @ouer. Cenne mootog
Dem imilenoe. latte liz paa 9eresip-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-10
Gn Musiiif Sorteaing.
(6ortint.)

Fnfbanls Zine glimreoe. 9looet
jog BAN pilinart gennem aarerne.
San uOipurgte enonu Q~ebmanoen
ON Geien, og oa 6enne oar oraget
Oioere, gioroe ban iig nfortsoet fpr.
Dig til OF bragg til 9oi6firernes ri.
&c 2ono. Sam operloo iii Suitrn
og 9prn at onretage San0 % aop9,
mems ban par bortreiit. Selo fog
ban fun EN- Sieneiteoreng mco Jig
/ lin gogn. 5 ben isrite 9p fsbte
De en- aasie &c % ct anfer 9oofo,
tilIigemeo flere andre @auer, iom
asbmanoen baooe unoeruiit BAN.
&c ferte % fsrte. "a De banoe
Iagt mango SunOreoe @eriter bag
lig, fom De til 9nibfir. 9anoet, buor
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asbman0en bauoe beifreUet oct. gaa-
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life, eibeller inar De. 3e ipiier al.
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bsie, LATTICE Brps. aoin0erne looer
aumDs al inr Soppemplf. Wnn.
oene ipiier 8anrefso, 0riffer 5e og
aitmDs oa ipiller pan 6lsite ben
nOilagne Gna. &c err ale ieoe oa
.goomooige og inn boone iom 9@sler.
lpioenoe, taller oeres eaet nfifne.
lige Sprog, fenoe life 4usiiif.
Den De er menet penliae.
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Fam, iorloo DC oeres 8elte oa aif
Fam | We0e. Gn Golf par iii Steoe.
Saf6am oplpite Dem ON, at ban Dor
tommer ior at fsbe 2ono al Dem.
sPgnoeae tilfen6egao oeres @leoe
% le0te bam inc | ct iterre 3elt,
De fsrte bnm til ct blsot Seoe,
itobpeoe bIeoe S~finobpnoer runot
ON BAN og bso BAN 9e og aumps.
9illige iIn9teoe De ct ie6t 5aar og
borteoe BAN op. 9aibfirerne bar
opremte. De tolte og tnlte inobpr-
oes. Smfi6er BIO be 5olfen toIe.
De Iaoer oia iige". ioqoe oen.
ne, gat De ipnes meeet eo6t ON Big.
Oct er Dor Sfif at giue @aOer for
@abe. On bar eipet os 5orprineer,
fig os MI, bbab on ipnes ON blonot
bet, oi bar, at ni fan geng9lbe Din
8enligbeb."
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