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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-08

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Keokuk Aerie, No. 6S3-Meets hrs'
and third Wednesday Of each month
at Eagles hall, 1923 Main. Visitins
brothers cordially invited. Geo. j u
salzer, W. President; G. A. Noakes'
secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-08

MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA
Gibbons Hail.
Keokuk Camp No. 622-Meets every
Wednesday evening at 1880 p. m our
latch string is out to neighbors. G. b.
Lake, v. c.; j. A. Pollard, Clerk.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF sECUR.
ITY, KEOKUK COUNCIL, No. 1893.
Meets the first and third Monday OF
each month, at A. o. U. W. hall az
8 o'clock. o. w. Rowe, PRESIDENT
Ernest Best. Financier; Wayne Z.
Schenk, Secretary.
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Keokuk Lodge, No. 256-Meets
every Thursday night at 7:S0 o'clock
at hall over keokuk Savings Bank,
corner Fifth and Main streets. Visit,
ing brethren cordial yinvited. Thos.
VI Lester NJ. W.; A. E. Moore, re-
corder.
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x, of p.
Morning Star Lodge, No. 5-Meets
Fifth and Blondeau, X. of p building
Tuesday at 7:3o p. m. C. c. Koepf
Chancellor Commander; j. A. Bur
CESS, X. of r. and S. Visiting knights
fraternally invited.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining In the Keo.
kuk postofIice. uncalled for, for weeh
ending October It'll, 1911:
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Puckechetuck Encampment, No. Z,
meets first and third Thursday even.
ings of each month. VIM. C. Kun.
mer, Scribe.
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Labor War In Court.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. THE fed
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Successors e i

Hardin Lodge No. 29--Holds its reg.
ular monthly meeting the second
Monday evening of each month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-08

Herman Lodge No. 116 Germany,
meets regularly every Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. j. ]. Rabe. N. g.;
Albert Kiefer, Rec. Sec,
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Puckechetuck Lodge No. 43, meets
every Friday evening at o'clock.
Frank Vollers, N. G.; Geo. w. Imme.
cart, Permanent Secretary.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-10

is particularly severe in sandy
soils and lia, been so great in
some sections that falmers have
given up the attempt to grow
this crop.
Professor II. l.. Mcknight, of
the Texas Agricultural college,
has followed amethod of treat
ing the seed that for two years
has prevented all damage from
moles and mice otields planted
to peanuts on the COLLEGE farm.
For two bushels of Spanish
peanuts in the pod, Professor
Mcknight takes a five cent bar
of laundry soap and shaves it up
fine with a butcher knife He
dissolvcs the soap shavings in
one gallon of boiling W a tie =,
thoroughly stirring for ten min
utes with a paddle As soon as
the last particle of soap is dis
solved, he adds one-half pint Of
kerosene Goal OLD and thorough
ly stirs ten minutes. lie then
takes the hot liquid mixture Of
soap and oil and mixes it IN a
barrel, with sufficient cool wat er
to soaA two bushels Of peanuts
in the pod. He soaks the pea
nuts in this mixture for thirty
six to forty-eight hours and then
plants the wet seed, being care
ful to drop it in moist soil. The
soaking saturales each pod y ith
a v,ry dilute solution Of kero-
sene, and makes The seed taste
50 bad that moles and mice will
not touch it, The mixture also
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-10

seems to soften the pods and
thereby secures easier and more
uniform termination. A strong
er solution would probably in
jure the vitality of the nuts SO
that they would not grow.
Professor Mcknight has made
very careful study of IN Q
methods of soaking peanuts 10
get a good stand. He soaks the
unshelled pods in the soap-kero-
sene-water mixture, putting the
peanuts in a barrel and weight
ing them down. They are sup
piled with all the water the nuts
ill absorb, but he does not al
low the nuts at any time to be
surrounded with free water.
When the pods are submerged
in free water, ne finds that they
become thoroughly saturated,
but the water keeps the tenn
psrature so low that the seed
docs not start to germinate.
Where the pods are kept
weighted down and are given
just enough water to keep them
thoroughly wet, termination
starts at once and at the end of
thirty-six to forty-eight hours
Of soaking every seed has start
ed to grow. The wet seeds ar9
dropped into moist soil in the
field and in from three to six
days every plant shows above
t le ground, and an even stand
is secured. BY H. M. Cottrell
in Southwest Trail.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-10
DRY LAND FARMING.
Spanish peanuts.


In the Panhandle of Texas, in
1910, the dryest year since the
country has been settled, a
stockman pastured a large acre
age of ripe Spanish peanuts with
hogs, and made a gain on the
hogs of 1,O2s pounds. for each
acre. Gains on hogs Of from
500 to 1000 pounds from each
acre of peanuts, were made by
many of the Panhandle hog
growers, in This dry year.
In 1911, large acreages of Span
ish peanuts were planted in Tex
as and Oklahoma, and small
patches III many places in New
Mexico, Kans IS aud Colorado.
They stood the tirenght equal to
either milo or sorgham.
The Spanish peanut is the
variety to plant in dry an d
farming. 1t is the small peanut
that has two small nut5.in a pod.
Tho large peannt sDld IN candy
stores is the Virginia peanut and
does not yield a crop in dry
years. Under favorable condi-
ito the Spanish peanut will
mature i'll ninety days from
planting, while the larger pea
nut requires thirty to forty days
longer. This trait is a particular
value on dry lands, as when the
crop is held back several weeks
by drought, it will fill out and
mature quickly after the first
fall rains
Peanuts d. the best in sandy
soil. Prepare the ground Just
as you would if you intended to
plant it in com ard secure a
large crop. Thorough prepare
ton is especially profitable for
peanuts, That usllally means
deep blowing, thoroughly disk
ing and repeated narrowing be-
fore planting. The peanut
needs thorough cultivation
throughout the season, and it
pays to get the land in good tilth
before planting. Ground free
from weeds and grass is cheaper
to cultivate.
In the dry farming sections
ara frequently planted shallow
with lister. In such cases fall
plowing, narrowing and work :
ing with n subsurfaco packer
early in fhe spring give s
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-10
thorough preparation.

thorough preparation.
Perfectly matured PEANUTS
only should be used. All inn
mature, damaged or irregular
pods should be rejected. 1t will
pay to grade and clean the seed
with a good tanning mill, and
where only Il few asf9s are to be
planted, there is.a good profit in
hand-packing the seed after it
has been gradedby the tanning
mill. Careful grading is a great
help toan even stand.
Seed peanuts should be select
ed from the heaviest yielding
plants, from plants that have
thoroughly matured and the
plants should DO well cured at
harvesting and the seed kept
dry until planting, Most Of tie
growers of Spanish peanuts
plant the whole pods. soaking
the unshelled pods twenty-four
to thirty-six hours imm ediately
before planting. The soaked
pods must be planted white wet
or the seed is lozt. The ground
must be thoroughly warm before
planting to secure quick germi-
nation,
In Central Texas. New Mex
leo, Oklahoma, Kansas IL d
Colorado, Spanish peanuts ale
planted in rows three feet apart,
single pods soaked and unshelled
being dropped twelve to four
teen inches apart in the 70 W.
Surface planting is usual '
practised, although some good
crops have been reported from
planting with a lister.
Where a large acreage is
planted special peanut planters
are used. With small acre
age the planting is done with a
corn drill or il lister, kin Z
blank plates and having them
bored to fit the seed and the de-
sired distance. The soaked seed
must be planted in moist soil.
When planted in dry soil the
soil absorbs the moister and the
seed is ruined. One bushel of
seed in the shell will plant an
acre of Spanish peanuts at the
distance above mentioned,
In eeveral places on the plains
peanuts yield large crops, even
in seasons with little rain, pit !
vided the seed is not destroyed
soon after -heing planted by
molea and mice. This damage
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25
Sra soraarsfrsSsmsoet
| Minneiota arebs.
1913. Warts.

Neniebeoen peo @ilfillnn nieb
oens Brait gaitor $. 80. 9onOo
bopoe inobu0t til 6oraarsmeoes
Wen ior at naa BERTH ! Sioe Gre.
Dag Moreen bIep oct fornsOent for
be fleite Of be tilreiienoe at ooer.
matte | Sleepp epe, buor @0itfri.
be6en aabneoe Siemmene for os.
paIt. Bonoo baooe beitemt Wsbe
til 3orsoae bitten, bDor Br9iterne
q. g. glemmenien og q. Sanien
pr9oifeoe. 5reoae Woreen Git au.
rem til @ilfiIlon me6 be life faa,
iom fom poo Eoget ! epon 60 Wor'
gan foruoen 5loffen fro SIeepp
Gpe, par oct en- ganife anieelig
Sfore al Donife, Der itoo at 9oget
pe6 ben lille citation @ilfillan.
Ser oenteoe mango asretsier, rere
til at beiorore os ca. 1 Wil til Sir.
fen. Beo Observation-Disclosures
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25
S~ubiIanmsgapen. $4,000.


SubilPnmSbanftr er M omienot
til ale Samiuhoels graitcr. gi
Oenter lom en- SelpisIge, at Dore
Frpiter DeO aaerferite 2eiligbe6 oil
tale ct oarmt % anbefaIenoe Orb
ogiaa ior Oenne npe 6remgangs.
maaoe / 5u6il9umsiagen Tor ON
muligt at naa DC $25, 900.
Dieaet gerne itstter ri ogioa
Ssiterens 5inaerpcg, at 8raitefru.
erne itiller Jig / Spioien for at Ian
en- Subiigums6anf ino, ON muligt,
i boert eneite Stem rnnot omfrirg
/ pore Nenigbeoer.
8or praiteifoIe og pore t~riiteIi-
&c Sfoier oi tor bnobe Sette -
nif oeo 0enne 5remgangsmeaoe bIi.
be Iogt rigtie ner ben til bore
6ierter.
Bore friiteli9e Sfolers 51emgang
mac bline os ell - 9ioina. Og
netop oeo at fan en- Subllpunis.
banf inc | eoers Siem, meO Bro.
iteifoIens gilleoe pan 5orii5en, fan
5 oltiad, @enner, ion Sfolen for
eoers Zine boer eneite Gag og iaa.
le6es bDer Gag Ieoenoe minoes Den
fore Sag, bDorfor ri opbpgee os
opboloer Sfoler, nemlig: 5or of
Dor l1neoom fan blipe opI9rt og
beOaret | ariitenoommten og for por
6prebare lutberife Strife. 3bi ri
oeo. at fun ianoe friitne Meno og
aninoer fon u0fpIbe oeres glabs
| $iemmene, airfen oe Stoten.
Dette peo etboert troenoe Wenne.
tie. So, ri pe6 cen Ting til: oil.
Der life Griitenoommen en- $ierte.
lag, en- leoenbe Srosiog sor bore
gsrn, iaa gaar be iortabt til iibit.
Seq oeo bel, at oct ifurrer / man.
seS Erer iom en- ubpggeIle Ris-
Ipo, iom toget Der life pnsier | Dor
oplpite 9io, men, 8enner, lao life
SioSannben 6eoroge os; bet er,
boao ben bar giort peo iaa mango
os oil gre meo os oeiaa
Men = Sellieaanoen beorager
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

5 Nnleoning of bet, Der b9note
ben betenbte Peoagos goofer8aib.
ington for en- Tio ii6en, baboeD aas.
presien meget at iise ON Wanoen.
PHILADELPHIA 2eooer" ifreb bI. a.:
Oct ct Der. @aibingtons 9pfte,
at ban itaar iom en- oirficm, npt-
tie os beifeoen Repraientant os Sc.
Der for lin Haee, arbeioen6e uof'
bruot for at le6e Negrene, iRrlie
Dem / Spoen, mo | picfiomme,
norueliee oe moralife ganer. San
bar oIorie snifet at TITLE iig nS
fra Tin Hnce. San bar lite 'sgt an
ben l1omrrfelie END ben, oer brn'
ger iommen meo bans 8erning.
Den fremragenoe StilIins, ban bar
opnooet bIanot prnftiife Op6rosere,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

Den isoiife neutrality-suspicious.
for 8oloniiering bar / Sinoe at
grunol9eoe er ieoiif aoIoni / DO
pba (@l Ariid.I iitrittet / 9ggpp.
tenn, Der / ben ganIe Bagts 9io
par en- Del al Bolpitinn, og far
meo BET for Die erboerOet Jig ct
10000 acres tort Sor0oreal. Der
er / be iibIte bal0anoet @ar fore.
taeet llnoeriseelier | @gnen. og oct
oplpies, at Soroen egner Jig for.
trpffelig til 8Drfning Of 5igen,
Olioen, Morbpr 0. /.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

8iifop 3ucter / Uganda afrifa,
broe forleoen en- Snmmenlignirs
mellem 5iIitunoen / Uganda M og
for co. 20 4ar iioen, oo ban fom
BERTH. 5 1890 por ser fun 200
8riitne, M er Der 10000. 5 1890
por Der fun cen airfe, M er Der
oper 100. Zen Sang par Der fun
meget foo gsrn, Der mootog In.
oernisning, MI er Der oner $4,000
8srn ! MisiionsifoIerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

empel - ON oct er imoo 5 if i T.
e.
5 iaa 8iliaIbe posier efsemplet
let life.
Man m9rfe Jig. at 9ut1ernner-
ne er / 5IertaI. Soorfor2 g9ient-
Zig for0: ser err inopanoret fIeit
9%utberanere. = booeoiageIig Sfan-
oinooer.
Oct ipnes ~enooaioo, at 5rifir.
fen Der bar beore SoIo paa iine
MeoIemmer emo 5oIfefirfen Ger.
6iemme paa line.
Ser ui ben til 0onife Wetooiiter
% 9aptiiter / amerifa, iaa timber
ri, at De er in0panoreoe og refrute-
res ira 9onmarf.
Set er me9et iieIoent, at en-
9utberaner forlooer 5rifirfen Der
for at eoa ooer til en- Of Sefterne
eler De %reformerte SamfunO.
Oct mooiatte er inarere 8ilipl-
oct. gi bar innIebes | port Som-
funO to Breiter, Der er fommen til
os ira Retooiitfirfen.
gi meier oltioa, at ben ONT
itenoisbeo. at 6e mango Samfun0
fan beuores og bGooe 6eres Self.
~itanSis6eo oe0 Si6en al boeronore,
og at 9riItenoommen b9ooer lin
a9teIie, iom Den ssr, %inorerc tiener
iom en- anbefaling or Sri.
tirfen.
Og = ont ser bIep 6rifirfe Der
biemme. bet oiIoe in9enIunbe NEE
fere en- ioa6on 9lon0ing al BE-
fenoelier, iom man Ter Der / en-
omerifonif 9p.
De firfeIiee 5orbol0 bInnot Ian
iferne Cog De andre Sfanoinooer og
3pifers) Der / amerita beoiier oct
mooiatte.
airten oerbiemme oiIoe at
BONNIE efter 6orboIoene Der = b!i.
Der Iangt it9rfere Iom 5ritirfe
boa6e til at b9p0e lin agtelie oper
for 8antroen 90 til at gre Noo.
itono imoo reformert Snouirfnin9.
en- glanbine Of gefenOelier ener
oreIieiss Sproeforbirring@ iom
Den oOenior panpege6e fan Iun ten
fes, bpor Der er ri Snooan-
bring Of forifeIliae 9efenoelier
= iom Der | Qmerifn.
Se oct fan 10 life DGre moo en-
iaaoan Snouanoring, MAJ pil 40
pare; til Zig Snouonoring fan 10
life tenfes uoen til ct not 2ano
eler en- ubeboet @en.
9i foritoor iaa eoot, OF pore.
Genner oerbjemme mener oct Del,
men Oct, oe Ter rpoa llOfig", oct
toaer iia anoerleOes no, naar Get
les ira mart 9ol0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

6or en- Gio ii6en bolotes Der /
2onoon auttion oper 6eremte
Mpnos egenban0ige grere. st
greD al George Boibington bIeo
Iolgt for $3.50, ct Document meO
Gnorep Soctions Saanoitrift for
$28, ct grep al 2ongfeIlow, boori
ban fort9aer, buorleoes ban fem
til at tribe oeoangeIine", braete
$55. Wc4inleps egenbpnbiseSoano.
ifrift brogte 500, @ooieDeIts $40.
Nen en- Iieefrem anittering |
2utbers Saanoifrift par Der en-
inaoon @ift ON, of ben, Der fit BET,
maatte betale $3.50 for bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

Nr. @iebe, RilIion9ren Sines'
aomposnon, Tiger, at ban ifaIoe On.
ife at ifpoe naae @bicagos auis'
mpno~. oSa," iuarer @bi. Rec.
Ser. nj er neiten iiffer poa MI,
at Wr. @iebe i%naffer ooer zig" =
Iieeiom Sines eioroe, 6a ban Jag
Oe, at oct bao6e foitet 100000
at fan 9orimer oaIgt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

os life. Son Ell ben iamme Den Dag
Gag, iom ban par | StabeIiens
Mor9en, ba ban ioGpe0e ooer gan-
oene % iremfoIote oo formeoe 81.
oct efter SUBS 9ilie.
9~eIIigaonoen fan on fenOe Der
poa, at ban taller no Of SUBS Oro.
! aobenboringen eller 9ibelen =
oct er bans ufeiIborliae Heit til
os. Zen 9amIe. beIIige Sfriit er
beaanOet al @uo % ban gore os ui-
ie til SoIigbeo peo Green paa Sc.
ius ariitus
Srosoeien er oen eneite gei til
2iosIpffe og Soli5be0. og SeIIie.
oonoen ben eneIte Stober al 8roen.
% aabenbaringen eGer SUBS SrO
er SopeomioIet til Dor 5reIie.
Men mn er oct en- oitterIis Sends
gerning, at oeo en- Neng0e al
pore Sfoler, boa0e 6siifoIer Oe
llnioeriiteter, foro9tes Sroen, Der
baanes 9aaoens glano, ser fritiie.
res oct aamle ufeiIbarIige 8uOs
Orb.
Get beorogelige Sierte oe Den
forbIinoeoe Menneifefornuft iiooer
til Seibor0s pao en- Rosie al pore
SfoIer fer i 2onoet og life oIene
ber / 2anoet, men mere eller min.
ore / ale oe gamle friitle Can.
Oe.
0per for Bette On6e er Der in.
tet anoat at esre ior ct friiteligt
Girfeiontiuno emo ieIp at opbpgoe
og opboIbe line SfoIer. 5or 0enne
Gag, fore genner / Dor ioreneOe
Oanife 9irfe, maa ri ORE meget
mere, enc ri bioin6tiI Dor oiort.
Men ben friiteIige SfoIeiag or
ogioa al en- ina o%ueror0entIig Big
tiebe6, at ben fortiener fore Dire
al %, og ri bsr brin9e Dem meo
Opb og iuoerlig @I9oe % 8af.
9pao el o9~rOiiuI6ere blanOt SUBS
mango 8nper til os en- pore 9srn?
Spno ifaI ri ioore Serren pao
Regnitabs6agen. naar ri life bnr
giort, buo0 Der itaor | Dor Ifagt
for por llng0oms friitelige Op.
orageIie og opstia8sreIie for 9i0et
% euiehe0en?
Omfring $1,000 oct er alt,
6ooo ri bi6inOtil anrIi9t bar poet
til port SfoIer. Get er g%enneminit.
Iigt % Gents pr. %toniirmeret gfeo'
lem. SfnI ri life bUert @ar lsbe
/ 8Ino, moo ri for6oble Den Gum,
% oct uil for n9rb9ren0e fun bliue
80 Gents pr. fonfirmeret Wieolem.
San ri faIoe so Gents ct tort
oarligt 0ffer til SfoIeia5en2
apre Samfunosoenner, ieg er
en0nu mere Iepen0e i%nteresieret i
Ben Si6e Of port Subilpumsaar,
at Den friitelige Sfoleiog foar en-
- 6eriteranssplabs / bper enelte
- @enie6eO, Siem % Sierte,
en0 / 6e $4,000; tbi ian ital pore
Sfoler life tomme til at mongIe
Nioler.
Saa fun ilutteIig bette oenne
Gang: 9ao os MI oue fappes ON
at ion en- Subilpmusbnnf ino /
pore Stem - apinoeforeninger og
MISUNDERSTANDING % iao ie
at iao iaa meget ! Dem iOm mn.
ligt til Den IS. Oftober 3. u.
CAB ina iomtioigt bette emne:
Zen friItelige 5foles getDoning"
6liue orsftet ueo mango go0e 9ei-
ligbeoer. 90 beh inn ooeIia for
benne Gag og for De $4,000;
men glenn oo life SubifriptionsIi-
item og Subilpumsbonfen ggeo
og orbejo".
@eo 5reoens og aprlisbeoens
SiIien. Goers beng.
O. g. g6riitionen en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

ifpISes bans 2igeirenbe0 os ret
flame aorofter, boilfe cling itiffer
Ionet opbere / bam enc bans SUB
faroe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

0oar eeierne bsnuenosr fig til Solt, Der
npsrtereri9 lobet. enten TO- at fsbe bos benz
eIer Tor at faa Cplpsnins ON bet aperterebs,
bsbes De altib Omtole, at De ioo ausrtisies
mentet bette Blab. Oct pil pere til gems
fibig Jtpttt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

en Of 6en oanife 8eion6t @reb
Carl DtoItfes 0pgaoer meo 6en
&eiie, ban npIig foretog beruoe /
@eIten, oor poo Sen oonife Siege
rings 8egne at unoeriege, boorle.
oes apinoernes @algret oirfer / Co.
loraoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25
Imerifa ium 5urbillsoe.

Oct moralife Ripeau Iigger /
amerifa Iangt beiere END bos oS.
en- Mono, Der leper ct uieoeligt
9ip, fan oanifelig naa en- offent-
Zig StilIin9.
8%onoen os Il 0 nj Ell g e
8ittiebeOer beres iiploent ueo
unge Menneifers Sommenfomiter;
oct regnes for uenoeIig iimpelt.
uantenoiee 8ittig.
beosblooe, Der fun freOier ON
ct beItemt, Iout 6ema, efsiiterer
iimpeIben life = De oiloe life bIine
tooIt.
Spetpoiee 8oftfort be.
forores life of Boitp9ienet, De Dill
De, ON oct ifete, iiffert brinee III
ien6eren / aonfIift meo Retten.
19oeIige 8orieteer fin.
Der ben offentliee Mening Jig life /.
NfbcI6sagen eoar frem
meo Stormifriot; n9iten TO Ere.
6ie6ele Of De foreneoe Stoter er
bIeoet befriet oeo 2op for Spiri-
tusuoifpnfning.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Der beif9fti'
ger ooer tuii1oe 4rbei6ere, nnta.
ger fun Sotolofbol6sfoIf.
Weooeleren fort9aer, at ban | en-
itor gp ipiite til @iobog / timber.
itetesreitnurotionen, bpor ooer 1000
unge Menneifer 'piite / III ubpre
Sal, men life en- eneite oraf til lit
0aaItio onoet emo WeIf ener8ano.
. a.
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sst fra merit 6olo.

5eleenOe TO Smaoitpfter ira og
ON Gmerifa forefommer / nSiem-
I~onospoiten" for 8. 4priI unoer
6paesooerifriften oBao llotig~.
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fib0ihSOS fAIhs -. VplbAAAAO "
forretteoe @ltertieneiten. Sans Sefit
Dor 2uf. II, 25-33. areOsfor.
manoen Bat. 5. Simonien aobnc-
De bereiter Rsoet / ben treenige
SUBS Raon % talte nogle Orb |
5orbinoclie me6 0r0et nepbota",
lao Dig op. Roit. s. 8. 9onoo bso
peIfommen meO 0roet Sab Din
Muno piot op, % iea pil ipIoe
ben"
6reong eiterm. 81. 2 iortiattes
@soet. 9oit. q. Sofsooro bIeo al
areoSiormonoen buot pelfommen til
are6ien. Otter 2esning af Dooi0s
t24. SnIme % 9sn al @oit. 5.
Simonien. inoleote 8ait. %. g.
glemmenien Wenigbe0ens @mne
oSmoenoeIien." Mattb. 1873. Sn6-
le0ningen fuIgtes al en- erunoig
% in0erIig Samtale ON @nnet.
Sfal aIe ompenoes? Rel oct er
flln Dem, Der er fomnlen pao gale
geie; oisie ifal ompen0es. 0e ifol
omoenoes til @u0, til 1t bIioe
Born i9en. @erren oil life. ri Ifol
ppre barnogtige, men bnrnliee.
Gent paa giou. at o9re bornlig
er, at man life er for itor til at
tage imo6. bpoo 9erren pil if9nfe
/ Oroet, / Raoperen. lloen 5 ONT.
BENDER eoer og ta9er imo0 alt oct
te, fofntner 5 life in0 | Simmer.
! 9es 3iges. 81 ifol lore at opre
bornlige, bore pompge, Raolet er
at foa Simmeriees Rige. 8eo at
InOe os leoe al 0erren fommer ri
ino / CUBS 8ige. Nange ieIer ilg
itBOte cber, at Der pr9oifes DIN.
pen0elie, men BET er OiPpelen. Der
er / meo at Der prpoifes SmOen.
belle. Set er tort, at ri nlon ppre
@uos Born, Ser ifnl en- GpiaheO
til at f~oritoo buoo 6eri Iigaer. 5
1aoben bleo ri Ssifenoe til Sc
ms og oermeo Subs Born. 8i ilnI
ompenoes ira Spnoen, ira 8er0en,
mango bar 6eres 2oit og @I9oe /
@eroen. 0eriom on bar geroen
fprere emo @lio, ion fol OIL omoell.
oes. Man ifal ompenoes ira iig
ieIo. SmoenoeIien er Singer % FRO.
9eorepelien eiter @uo pirter On.
oenoelie til SaIigbeo.
SeIo ON ri bar lepet uoen Tor
SUBS &iee, oil 9erren olligeOel
tage imoO os, men fun neo at 20.
mpge os. fan ri toge imoo Seius.
De, ser oripes al SUBS ao1o, Dis
ie ere Subs 9srn. 8eroens aanb
6rioer Geroen inc i SDn0en, iom
Slaoebonolerne / gomle Gage 0reo
0eres Slaper meo gioifen, men er
Oh ct CUBS Barn, orioes on nf@uos
aon6 bort ira Spnoen inc /, boao
Der er guo til 9ebae, % til ii6it
fsres on inc i Simmelen.
6reooe 4ften oor Der Nsoe /
forifelliae Siem / Settlementet.
2sroag 6ormiooae oor Der ierit
greitemeOe, o~ereiter oct egentli9e
Wsoe ST. II. Bat. q. y. Glen.
menien Ieite Oaoi0s 80. Salme
og le6te os ! gsn. Samtalen ON
O~mDenoelien iortiottes. Zen ionoe
ginger timber oi hos Beter; ri moa
omDenoes ira SpnOen life Blot
oens 5slger. Zen ialife Anger
beitaar 0eri, at MAJ angrer life
Spnoen, men oens 5slger. Suoas
ongre6e SDnoens 6elger. Get gel.
Der ON, at oi fenoer BET onee, Spn.
Den, innleoes, at 81 iorla1er Den.
Get er ariitenoom meO 5oriueelie,
Ri tr9neer til / pore Gage ia iaa.
leOes. al man u%irfelig forinaer iig
ielo. Bort 9iu err ioore fort / Gam.
menlignin9 meo @nigbeOen, Ger Zig.
ger foron os. Non fan life Ieoe
Ipffeligt uoen at faa Guar paa oct
Spsrgsmnal, ON man er omoenot.
st Nenneife fan life ielu bsitemme,
b%oornonr oct oil omuenoes. Serren
logger aroften / lit Sros aal6 til
at bile. 2o6 ineen be6rage zig islU
= SormiO0agsms6et ilutteoes meo
9en oeo Eait. %. Sanien.
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9 9ilfelbe Of rlrsseIm9sfebebsr pse
Robtneelien bebss nan tIaee til bet ifsbliss
QofpeieL. Stulbe bet life biGlpe, bebes
mao benpenbs fig til u8onitsren"s
Sonter.
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