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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10

A WOMAN'S foot, when perfect, is
"a followed out well, both inside and
out, with a high instep, short heel and
long, straight toes, slightly s%patulate at
the nds. This Is the type of the most
beautiful foot 1t is, on the whole, a
foot not frequently seen in its perfec-
ton, for often one or the other element
of beauty is the following of the out
side of the foot. If yon would con-
vince himself that the hollow on the
outside of the foot is rare, let him
watch the prints that seaside bathers
leave when they step on a dry plank.
Most of such footprints show a greater
or smaller hollow on the inside of the
foot, but nearly every one shows a
straight, wet mark on the outside. That
water could flow under the arch of the
foot without wetting 1t is an old and
good rule where feet are concerned.
Tender Feet.
Many persons who are obliged to be
much upon their feet suffer greatly
during the hot weather with swollen,
tender feet. Relief will be found in d
hot foot bath containing a tablespoon
each Of borax, spirits of ammonia n
alcohol, a teaspoon each of witch hazel
and camphor. Keep the feet in the
water about ten minutes. In the morn
ing rub talcum powder or some other
good preparation on the feet and wear
high shoes which have broad soles and
low heels.
For swollen Joint.
For a swollen joint get bunion plas-
ter from the drugstore n nick 1t
| around the inner circle with a pair of
scissors; moisten and place over the
bunion when you dress your feet In the
morning. This will prevent the leather
| from coming in contact with the in
iured Joint and will also protect the
bunion so that it will not in1ame or
ulcerate. If the bunion has liberated
it should be poulticed. If 1t throbs try
this lotion, applying it with a camers
hair brush:
Borate of soda, one dram; fluid ex-
tract of canabis indicus, n scruple;
~collodion, one n
A Good Corn Cure.
Take a pearl button and squeeze the
Juice of a lemon on 1t and let the but
ton dissolve till it has formed a salve.
Then use it ON corn at night.
Nightly Bath.
While a nightly bath is excellent the
feet should not be soaked oftener than
once a week, unless they are sore from
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10

WOMEN NOT TIRED OF VOTE.


Mrs. Edward Taylor, wife of a mem
Der of Congress from Colorado, denies
that in her State the are tired
of the ballot. Mrs. Taylor says there
are in Colorado 10000 more men than
women, yet in the elections last fall
the vote cast by her sex was 43 per
cent of the total. Another of her argu-
nlents to show women appreciate their
civic rights and that it uplifts them Is
that prominent book sellers assert that
since the ballot was conferred on Colo
RADIO women fifteen times more books
on political economy, economics, civic
government, history and parliamentary
law have been sold in six months than
in ten years before. She also says
best sellers in Colorado are not light
novels, but solid works on history,
politics and the questions of the day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10
Swollen Feet.
My Dear Miss Doom

My Dear Miss Doom
| am on my feet most of the day. and
when night comes my feet are so swol-
len l can scarcely stand. viii you kind
ly tell me of some remedy?
TROUBLED
A good remedy for tired, swollen feet
is to battle the feet in a bath with
alum, one ounce; rock salt, two ounces,
borax, two ounces; using n teaspoon
full to each quart of water. Battle the
feet in this water every night for i
week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10
PRIZE WINNERS.

Many children were smart enough to
guess the correct answer to the rebus
puzzle published last Saturday. which
was Florida. The following sent in the
neatest correct answers and were
awarded prizes:
REBECCA SCHWARTZ, aged IA, III
Prince street, Newark (book); EVA
SLUSSER, aged IL, 80 Vincent street,
Newark (book); BERNHARDT RIT-
TER, aged IL. 44S South Twelfth street,
Newark (book); HARRY MARSHALL,
aged 10, as Rector street, Newark
(book).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10

OJt1 amy hRhNh Dibh9Af W -
bust.
1851 Three-piece Skirt Lengthened by
Circular Portion. % to 80 waist.
All pointed effects are exceedingly
smart this season. This gown shows a
distinctly new skirt and blouse, both
of which suggest the prevailing idea.
The blouse gives the guimpe effect, and
can be made with an entire guimpe
lining or without. as liked. The pretty
skirt is made with three-piece upper
portion and circular lower portion. The
model lends itself to combinations OF
materials with perfect success. The
gown illustrated is a charming, as well
as fashionable one, and there are vari-
Gus other materials that can be COM
bined with equal success. Figured
foulard with plain satin would be
handsome; shantung. plain and dotted,
would make an effective combination,
and for simpler gowns batiste with all
over embroidery and similar combina-
tions suggest themselves,
For a woman of medium size the
blouse will require 3 yards of material
81 inches wide, "a yards SO or 2 yards
"a inches wide, with 70 yards of eyelet
embroidery n 81 yard of fancy
material IS inches wide for the trim
ming; for the upper portion of the
skirt will be needed 2% yards q or liz
yards A inches wide, and for the lower
portion of the skirt 4hs yards q or az
yards a inches wide.
A May Manton pattern of the blouse
No. 1914, sizes "a to AZ inches bust, OF
of the skirt, No. 6961. sizes % to &c
inches waist, will be mailed to any
address by the fashion department OF
this paper on receipt of ten cents fol-
each. (f in haste, send an additional
two-cent stamp for letter postage
which insures more prompt delivery.
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be unsystematic and be surrounded by
confusion is a fallacy; in fact I have
found it as rue in doing everything
besides painting. 1t seems to be a poor
notion that one must dress for what
ever work one is doing in as unattrac-
tive a fashion and color as possible.
One can paint a picture, stencil a wall.
cook a meal, care for an invalid, go
out in the rain just as we'll in a dainty.
becoming costume as in a frumpy col
lection of unattractive scraps, gener-
ally called sensible clothes"
A little care, a little thought and the
habit of neatness in our work is
formed, and the result is generally
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10
Concerning Marriage Licenses.

Dear Miss Doom
Would you please tell me through
the STAR If you can marry in New
York with a license issued in Newark?
Also If o can marry In Newark with
a New York license. Please let me
know as soon as possible.
ANXIOUS.
No. You must procure the. license in
the city or town In which the cere.
mony is to be performed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10
THE MENU RECIPES.
Sunshine Eggs.

Melt a little butter in an
omelet pan. sprinkle salt on II
and break into 1t the number of eggs
required. Fry these over the fire for
two minutes until they are poached,
and be careful to turn up the edges to
keep them from spreading too far. Be-
fore sending them to the table sprinkle
pepper over them, and cover them with
tomato sauce.
Tomato Toast-Toast bread quite
brown. Stew a pint of ripe tomatoes
season with salt, pepper, a little butter
and a t~easpoonful of sugar. Add one
half of a cup of cream, which has beer
scalded. pour the tomatoes and crean
over the toast.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10
.AUnTM
GMaNG Sl

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Strawberries and cream
Cereal and cream
Sunshine eggs Toast
Coffee
DINNER.
Chicken soup
Roast chicken Asparagus
Lettuce and tomato salad
Mashed potatoes
Strawberry Ice cream Plain cake
Coffee
SUPPER
Tomato toast
Preserves and cake Iced tea
MONDAY.
Stewed prunes Cereal and cream
Onion eggs Graham gems
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Chicken broth
Chicken hash Bread and butter
Iced tea Frozen custard
DINNER.
Cream of asparagus
Beef pot roast Dreamed onions
Mashed potatoes Lettuce salad
Banana cake Coffee
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10
HOPELESS.

II don't think ] can give you en-
ployment just now. What are your
qualifications
81 can sell anything"
"Yoh ~can, eh? Well. I've got an
automobile of the vintage of 1905. If
you can sell it for more than $11 I'll
give you a job."-Chicago Record
Herald.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10
Paint Stains.

Dear Miss Doom:
How can I remove paint stains from
a blue skirt? M. q.
An equal mixture of turpentine and
ammonia will remove paint spots, no
matter how big the blot has been upon
a garment. Make a second application
il the first is not successful. Should a
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10

Correspondents arc r~cenr~'rh
cot 10 send stamps for personal
replies. Miss DOOM mnii IL to"
heavy IN permit her 10 write
privBte letters.
Letters written ON both Side
of paper will not be considered.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10
NOW AND THEN.

Just one word of advice, son, before
you go out into the world"
YES, dad"
Always be kind to Democrats. They
have their turn now and the~n."-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10
Rawlings.

They're in again,
And they're dainty.
They've followed fringe.
Raveled taffeta is charming.
Raveled bows are on chapeaux.
Raveled ruchings are on dresses.
Raveled plaitings are seen on some
wraps.
This old-time finish is ~undeniahly
picturesque.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10

ring remain on the goods rub with al
cohol, working on the edge of tn.
circle.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-10
WHAT ARE THESE MEN PLAYING?

| If you find the ar fill out the coupon below and send 1t to Uncle Jack the STAR Newark Nj
The two gsm het two bWw who sndm the nmet correct answers to this puzzle car. have their
choice of a baseball box Of ANTS a good book a pnkhh or any one Q. @wM very fascinating games
write to Uncle jack telling him how they like their. awards
envelope ah delay at the home The names Of the prize winners will be announced in tn esTRn
meH
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

itort SanOelsieIifob iful0e tilbp0e
Gem en- 2en ii eaer tppe @ange
iao itor iom Den, Ri er / Stono til
at 6etale, at De paa @runo al De.
res rige Gpner og 9eres llnioerii-
tetsuooannelie ifuloe iuu tilbuot en-
6pi StiIling i en- fremme0 &ege.
ring. 5ooo piloe3e oa gere?" "a,
iag0e ben un9e meo flar. beitemt
8eit, aoiloe ieg fate ct mt Silt
pao aoriet og iige mel" Sip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

On aomite / gpiifopoIfirfen, iOm
ifllIoe unoerisge 4ariaeerne til, OF
unge Bieer tommer paa afoeie,
tiger i i'm Hnpport bI. a.: raaria.
gen til, at Oisie iinge bigger fOm
poo aipeie, fnn0tes at pore ooar.
Zig Selbreo, uiuIofommen u00meI-
ie, for lille 2sn oe 6ornsielier, ON.
ringet al 5orer. Men 5~opeoaaria.
gen Dor aanosiuosbeo % oaarIige
Stem. 3apporten befrefter, boao
mango Rnno og apinOer ! Iengere
Sio Dor paaitnaet, at ben eennem-
initIie uoruiteoe 9ise ira ct noeen-
Iunoe eoot Stem life ioa let fal-
Der for 5riiteIier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

Sfglge Ger 2ut6." uotnlte Ne.
tooiitprpiten 3. o. 0opnep peo ct
gr9itemsoe i Gbicago fornpIig: 0gi
bar opginet Soabet ON peo pore re.
geIm9siige Guostieneiter % Ssn-
oaasitoler at pin6e npe Reolemmer
81 formnar life at see port Weo.
lemstol uoen oeo miolertioiae, ipef-
toffeInRffenoe 5oriamIinger." Den
osioa fra Retooiiternes egen 9eir
fommer Der llotolelier ON, OF iaa.
banne iRrlige rHeoipals" / 2pngoen
life bRrer nogen 6rugt. SDis
Griftus i Dag iful0e uoienoe line
9lpoitIe / geroen, mon ban piloe
iornnore lin 8efoIins: .gesrer
benz til Diiciple, i0et 5 osbe Dem,
i6et s lore Dem" oin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

Minneiotos 56ieiteret bar ifsl-
&c .2utb." fornpIi9 nfsioet en- Sen.
6elie, bnori ben itoof9iter 2ooen ON
6onfiifering al Driffeoarer % Sn.
benior pao uIoOlige uoifpnfninss.
iteber. Sogen fom op oerpe6, at
S6eriif 2augum og bans asiiiten.
ter for en- 9io iioen eoelagoe nogei
oper 20 5enoer Nalt eaer Wnltsl
Dos en- Sntpfins uoe neo @rceliior.
ct Ssifa6 og a1bet SnDentar blep
fonfiIferet os iolst. 5apfins Jag
iegtc Sberiffen, ioet ban mente, at
en- COP, ser tilloo iaaoant. bar
ufonitititionel 6ennepin 0iitrifts-
ret opret6olot Sonen. Sonfins ap.
pelIereOe til Statens 9sieIteret, iom
M bar o~pretbol0t llnoerrettens Com,
% 3atpfins maa bios / oct lure
9Gble - erfenoe, at life ale 9oDe,
Tom letter en- Chopper for Blind
griieri". er Notwithstanding.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

SOFTEN er itor. 5 Den 9rooins /
aino. iom bar Sc fleite Misiionnrer,
er Der M cen for buer 10000 SnO-
oaanere, me0ens 3 andre 8rooinier
bar cen ior 6per 100000, og fire
&rooinier bar fun cen U3isiionGr
for boer 100000 Snonaonere. 1871
9per meo 0}ure omfrin9 bar fun
227 RisiionG+er. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18
Wormonfirfen | Gnibe.
SlpofOriOninsen en- bitter 9ine
Sfrepet iorg 0if." al Sobn 9arien

Sfreoet ioro 0if.~ al Sobn 9arien.
@oa acknowledgements / Salt
Safe Sin bleo Der Den 9.april 1911
oplGit Ell erflGring ira Mormon-
firfens p6erite8r9iioentifab" bbori
Spergsmnolet er iremiat. boorniot
man buroe opretboloe GoosbeO oner-
Tor De mango Angreb ira Sffe.Mor.
moner.
lei er ielpislaeligt ct Sporg5.
moal, iom M%ormonfirfen ieIp alene
fan ai9ere. Set bar bel life un0-
gooet De leoenoe Mormoners Op.
mGrfiombeo. at 10 lpngere oe boil
Der strioen beoliae. 0es mere piI
Der a oeres alt nnoet eu0 tiltolenoe
2Ure fomme til 0ifentlig6eoens
almoifab; boorimo0 ser, bpis De
bolot inoe, funoe pnre 3ale ON, at
4nqrebene / bpert Sab maaife oil0e
bli0e Al en- auOen Ratur. 9al er
0}ormonfirfen life iulot no flor oner
oe Reinltater. iom Ell inaonn 5apS.
be0 oiI brinae; par Den oct. iaa
fumoe Sagen bermeo bare ofaiort.
airfen er ielo fulotuo paa oct rent
me0, at ben ii0oer moe me0 Saaer
/ Retning al 29re. iom er ganife
fiIOne at fomme ino pna % bringe
irem ior en- ofientlig 0omitol al
@riitne. Wormonfirfen er Tia ieIp
bepioit, at ben bar laoet iig binoe
nogIe temmeIig panprenoe 2preiut-
ninger poa al MnnD, iom moer
9roieters % ApoitIes Noife / 9ir.
feligbg0en par noqie irGffe 9sgnere
% ben%ipnsleie reli9ieie georagere.
@eOens Mcrmonfirfen bar i~ioleret
% iaa at iiae raaoe0e tneoploig noe
/ Oct p0erite 8eiten, langt borte ira
GioiIiiationens, Mpraleus og aul.
turens tore Centre, boIote oisie
misunderstanding 2rroomme og
BET umoraIife 9ipsipn Den life no.
get ipnoerIigt grDoeri. Men M. 6a
ben ianbe uopifling, / uimooitooelig
6remifrioen. bar aennemtrpnet og.
iaa StiIebapsfpiiens 9eiolfning og
fnitet lit isgenoe 2pS inc oper ielpe
lltab % Normonfirfens Snititu.
tioner, ioo er Der fommen en- Reoeee.
relies 8iO, bpor Der moo ioores for
baaoe Gro oe @ernineer. 1u bliper
Normonfirfen oruget til anipar Tor,
bnoo Den bar Iprt og eiort / 3ioer,
% ben ubinoret tunoe bonole efter
eget 5orgootbefinoen0e oe oerfor
funbe pie, bnnb ben egentIig piloe.
0erior fniber oct for ben. Regte
geifpIoningerne tan ben life; roffe
Deo De ifrPffeIige 2Pr0ommes an.
tenticitet fan ben life; iorinore 5or.
biloelien % llieoeIigbeOen fan Den
beaer life: og ioo tilbpber 9oos.
beoen ZIG iom muIie ll6pei. Ser er
Oct ino, at Wormonfirfen itnar nnf.
lenoe; tbi ben peo ooot, at 8nns.
beoen Der life er noget probntWiooel.
9oosheoen i~noeboloer intet Serbian;
ben in6eboIoer Der life nogen Aen.
ieIie; tnprtimo6l ben fan beiragtes
iom ct Doerlieere gepis ior Wor.
monfirfens Crib. 3ette er @run.
Den til, at Wormoufirfen ito6iet mao
fomme tiIbaee til 5oriparsianfen,
- at ben itaoiet gentoger 5oroem.
meliesoommen ooer Dem. Der life
bill lnoe Hoo6oenifaben | SO. Ssrit
naar Normonfirfen bar uotsmt ale
oens RuliebeSer, pil bens 1io til
Eapsbeo fomme; oe nonr ben lib
fommer, oa Snnobeben Tiger bet
ii6ite % ofeerenoe Orb / Soeen,
iaa ifal life oIene Rormonfirfen,
men ale 2egnens airfer tie, ioei
Of 6ororeielie. Spiosiinoiabeo oa
Saartlsperi 90 ifol bore noe Of
aurs.
5 getroetnins al Ooenitoaen6e
forbnhirr Apt min nTtinn fife nj
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

On une Wono ifuloe undertakes
Gfsomen of ct geiitliet Roa6, for
ban gif no Tom Wisiionpr til Gen.
trotafrito. On al @aaoetsW eolem-
mer ipurgte bam bo unoer efsa.
menens 2sb: .Snt MI, ungeNano,
at nnnr De fommer til afrifn, ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

oonif Ooerinttelie, SIDE Ssh
So. - Men bin entuiioitiife apin-
De fenoer oct me 8eitamente intet
til; bun er Iaoet al 5ornp9terne.
Get npe 5eitomentes Raria Naa.
oalene er en- meget ns9tern Rerion.
liabeo, Der oil babe Ell Sag unOer-
iegt fer bun tror pao Den. Do iom
oct er meo 5efoe, er oct me0 ale
Be np-teitamentlige 9ioner til 5eiu
ariiti Spitonoelie - % andre lin.
oes Der 10 life.
"a noonIig foloer 9iiionsbppo.
t5eien iammen. nnor 1olen bliper
ON @alilu5 % De 800 9rs6re paa
cen Sang, ION ban nRpner / 1
Sorintb ID. bar let Den opitonOne
Serre SENS ariitus. font Gpberg-
@anien naturIi8ois er al mooiat
@ening. 5felge BAN er Der ooer.
bopeoet intet, iom mar fife fan til.
tro Seiu isrite 0iiciple meo
l~lnotogelie al bette enc. iom De aGe
bioner ON: at Dc bar ben oirfelige
&eiu5 u~irfeIig opitnu0en ira De Do
Sc.
Get CT nuiten fomiif. at ie o..
8. meo iul0eite 4luor paaitaa, at
2(poiteIcn gaulus + I 9or. Is life
onierer Den TONNE 8rno" (SiOe
40). men alere BET. at SENS er
bIepet JET. aItian fan ban life
meme, at 5eiu 0pitan6elie er pirfe-
Iigl nImin0eIias Renneiter pil ooa
Oiit antaae. at naar apoiteIen bpo-
Ser. at Seius ariitus er opItanoen
ira Sc 0soe, iaa 5Gp6er ban ieIo.
ielaelig o9ina at bans @rao bar
tom. 90 par 8raoen life tom, iao
par ban lite %opltan0en.
0ien bette etc Gfsempel er ia.
~rntteritiit for 0enne 5orfatters Be
oismaooe i oct belle.
Men altioa: 0pitonoeliesunoeret
er ifsIae aDbergs6nnien fun enSnO.
biloning % paa oenne SnobiIoning
bpiler Den triitne Strife, oen triitne
Gro og 6nab / 9ipet % 9sSen, /
Gio oa epigbeo. 90 ban mener zig
ieIb / Stano til, beoSipIp Of 6iem.
Iie. oe u6enInn6ife aonhsbrsSre OF
funne pie, boorIeoes oenne Sno.
biISning er bIenet iii, ino nnor man
lpier BET. ifuloe man tro, ban ieIn
boooe p9ret nPrnpren6e oa boIot
2je meo @nlifnben.
Ren 0pgtelien al GpitmoeIies.
unoeret isrer meo Jig 9Ppoelien of
ct, ON muliet. enonu itsrre llnoer:
al en- Slot ipnife Soioter / ct al
Soroens minoite 2on6e % un6er
De melt fortoipIe6e OmitpnoigbeSer
bar grunoet en- Heligion me6 Der.
oensoperoinOen0e Magt oe me6 en-
6ornpeliens Gpne, iom ger0en al.
BRIG bar let Nnoe til, iom bar bragt
SeliigneIie meo iig til ale 5oIte.
LAG / iamme 6orbol6, iom oens op.
rinoelige Renbe6 er beooret, iom er
en- iiffer @nranti ieIo for oens 8or.
Hugteres 9ip oe 9emmer.
Zen, iom ifriper ON .Opitanoen
ira DC Qsoe~, bur6e life la6e os /
nooioenbeo ON, bporIebes en- lao.
Dan uoi96 tunoe fsre iea6onne
5ruater me0 zig. Ren 6erom
berifer Der naturligpis Den 6pbeite
Sobsbeo / oeres 9sger, baa6eSmoo.
ltrlffer o9 lferre VRrter. 8N Sngen
er ben: De ne6 life, 6noo Oct er,
De ifriner ON. De in6ier life, at
ben Griitne life Blot tror poa Sri.
I'll OpitonbeIie fra be 7s6e iom en-
biitoriIf gegioenbe6, Der fanot Steo
i en- MI fern 5Orti6, men pnbber
ariiten tror poo BAN. Der er Den
opitanone MI - oe Iener / al goig.
heo og er meo fine ale Gage inbtiI
@eroens gn6e, og at be bar erforet
bnaoe bans OpitonoeIies Graft oa
bans 2i6eIiers Somfuno. Get be6
De life og taller for ioo oiot ON 0p.
Itanoelien iom ben blin6e ON Ear.
S-.. Nm... g mn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

barineer. mootaeet al BAN ira Quo
0a uoienoer 9utber I sui 1924
ct nSenoebrep til 6priterne al Sad)-
len. 9eri Tiger ban fIart og li9e
til: ubinore life OrOets @mbeoe
lao Dem - Spprmeraan0erne
tale. Nen bpor DC pil 9ere mere
emo at fGmpe me0 Oro. bill ogioa
bruce % lao meo Saan0en, oct
fol ; ari6e inO, 6poO enteu oct er
Dem eQer os. % eiebIittelig uoiteoe
6or6n0 moo at opre i 4anoet.
Sencre ifrioer 9ut5er Sfriftet
o6ormnniua til 1reo." Seri Logger
ban life 6ingrcne imeIIem ouer ior
6oriterne. = bar ielo iorifDIot
9ouoerei8ningen, % mi moa 5 ge-
re noact ior DC iattige 4enueifer.
= IS grandfather l%lnoeriatterne
Tor iert .elet @ellepneos 9eboo".
Oct er rene Orb for 9ynaene 9en-
0erne o0porer ban moo at 5ruge
0}agt % BOLD moo 9ori59eoen.
ariitus leo oaian uuOer nretipr0ig
Zpria6eo, men ran 6ao: o6aoer,
forlao SEM 6pis 3 arr liaeian,
oa ifal @n0 biplpe ier, iom ban
biolp arituS. % "a 9onoerre ite6.
ie 6oboe paeberaabt iig %guoooune.
Tia 3et til at 6onole. iom De gioroe,
Tiger ban - oct friitelige Raon,
lao Set pure. % aBr oct life til
Sfalfeifiul ior e6ers utaaImooi9e,
uireoeIi9e % ufriitelige 5oreta9en.
oe (at omitnrte 2prie6e0en).
Oct er en- mooig @1anos flare
og beitemte Gro. baoOe til 6Drite
% 5olf, u0en 6rpot eaer 6enipn
til Eo ieIo. % oct par bou5 5til.
ling i oenne Gag.
Nen 6o iao Riin5er / gegpnoel.
len al 1925 iomIe0e en- itor 9ou6e.
bpr (oper $1,000. % 6i6ieoe oen
pnn Den ~niifneIigite Rao0e tiID1orO
% 9oGo - o@na pnnl LAB ier life
gsre barmbiertige,. ieIo ON Giou
gioes gobe Gr0. grpo iea fife ON
Be uni0elines Sommer qo0 isr life
9sre barmhierti9e"; % 0d inn.
ION BET ipnes, at ale SLIDER op.
BRAT i Sen tore gigruno man
brpnote og ifpn6te, mpr0eOe, soc.
Iogbe, Sprsrsinnen beiite8 ooer olt.
insen par iiffer pao 9ip og 2emmer
eler @o6s: oo Ter oi oct Spn, at
9utber, ben ire6Isie Wnn6. iom
enbber fan uitraiiet orpbe, at be.
reiie gnnoet, toIe Solicit til Ro og
5ornuit oe mango Ste6er opmpe
Oprsret. 90 iinoer 6enre ariie er
bet, at ban ifriner / flor SaIt oct
life Sfriit oNoo gsnoernes rspen.
De og mproenoe 9nnoer", boornf
Dfr. Sanien bar citeret ct Bar Sta.
nelier. Dgsnoerne bar giort tire
erleIiee Spnoer: De bar bruot De.
res 9p~oigbeoseo moo 2prigbeoen,
be bar optronot iom St~rotenrspere
og Woroere. 90 De bor o9tfet alt
bette meo @naneeIiets9 0u mao
gprigbeoen nioe, bnoroon Den ifaI
ban6le. SeIn ON Ror0brpnoerne
life er oct oero, ifal man tiIbnoe
iig til 6orbanoIine ON get og gil.
ligbe6. Sielper bette life, 90 iIaa
til meo Snnr6et. @sr gbrigbeoen
life oct, iao Dor Den @niporet for
al Den Npr6en og gloosuogpOeIie,
iom ben life forbinorer." Son. for.
maner til at eoe 9arm6iertigbeo
imoo be ooerbunone 90 pare oetes
2iO, iom @no er enbper naooig,
Der ~ooergiper Jig 90 pompper zig
Tor BAN.
SSoao er Der MI, lin realiter",
iom DIR. Sanien fan inonenoe imoo
bette lille Sfrift2 or bet life ct
friiteligt oe reti9roigt 1Sta6e, Gu.
tber in6taser ! oenne Strio? Deb
4loor % Ro6 tueter ban boaSe
8priter 90 genoer; bnao fan ban
gre anoet? Sos 9utber er Der fun
1oIe ON, at gorigbeoen, iom life
bRrer SpRrbet forgRpes, fol for.
ioare be uitpIOige oe meo Raet
itanoie Roo oe Moro; oct er life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-18

8 getraetnins Of Openitoaenoe
forbabier BET mig altiaa life, al
Rormonfirfens aotoriiereoe 5or.
ibnrer, Mr. Sobn 2. Sonien, !
ngifuben" for 8. Suni, ms6er freni
meo enonu ct 5orisg ppn at senori.
be De 8~ibnesbpro, iom ie9 bar OF.
~fentlieeiort | ognniteren". Oct er
iom ale be foruoeaaenoe ct iortpio.
let 5orisg paa at re6be Wormon.
firfen no al en- ira oae Sioer
onerbengenoe og pirfeGie 5ar.. Seq
ii66er | giebliffet og betrngter Wor.
monbfooets ferIte Sioe, og ieg be.
griber life, bnorIeoes man ter bDbe
0ffentligbeoen ct Iaaoont Sommen.
iurium Of SeIpmooiigslie % 5or.
breielie. Seq Logger iaaIe6es W9r.
fe til, at Der | fier6e Spnlte gipes
golpgomiet fsIgenoe gionesbprb:
oNeo Senfpn til BoIpsami on er.
flprer pi life bette for en- Bib.
farelie eaer for en- granelere. Dor