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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03
ARUNDEL PRINTS TO BE SHOWN

Private Exhibition To Guide Mem.
bers Will BE Held Tomorrow Night.
The FIRST opportunity to see the ex-
hibition of Arundel prints to be Civ
en- here under the auspices of the
Art Lovers Guild will be given mem
bers of the guild tomorrow.
From 1880 until 10 o'clock tomor-
row night the private opening of the
exhibition will be held, and only
those holding membership tickets
will be admitted at that time. The
exhibit is in the Archaeological
museum -
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03
THE UNIVERSITY LEADERSHIP

The leadership of the University
of Missouri in education in the state
is Shown by the influence which it
experts upon their institutions. The
high schools of the state have been
stimulated and lifted up by the Uni
versity and thereby every communi-
ty in which one of these high schools
is located is directly helped by the
University even though not a student
tberefrom comes to Columbia.
Just now the good influence of the
University of Missouri is shown in
another direction. First among the
state universities of America the
University of Missouri required two
years of college work for entrance to
all its professional schools, Medicine,
Law, Education, Engineering, Jour-
nalism. This requirement on the
part of Missouri made it necessary
for other universities in the state to
raise their requirements for en-
trance. Washington University has
new announced that beginning in
1912 two years of college work will
be required for admission to it's
School of Medicine This will next
year bring Washington University's
School of Medicine, as far as its en-
trance requirements are concerned,
upon the same plane as Missouri.
Washington University has also been
led to require one year of college
work for admission to its School of
Law, beginning with the opening of
the present session. This lacks a
year of equalling the two years re-
quirement at Missouri, but is step
upward to Nissouri's plane.
St. Louis University, clearly also
following the leadership of Missouri
and influenced by it, has inaugurated
a five years course in medicine, the
first years work to be taught by
special science instructors in the
Medical School instead of by the
Arts faculty.
The influence for good in many
ways exerted by the University of
Missouri and particularly in estab-
fishing and maintaining higher
standards of education is not con-
fined to the University campus. The
entire state profits by it. Missouri
will have better trained doctors and
lawyers as graduates of our sister
universities at St. Louis by reason
of the action taken months ago by
the University of Missouri at Co.
lumbia.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03
dom.

dom.
II for nothing else than persistency
in belief. the Jews have earned the
worlds respect. Even If they had
not given to mankind what they
really have, even if they had not
pointed the way to purer religion,
what they have already endured and
the age of the race should lead US to
revere them.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

Railroad Draining Right-0f.Way.
Two engines and Q work train are
digging bitches along the Missouri,
Kansas and. Texas railroad right-of-
way to drain OF water accumulated
from recent rains.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

Police Judge ]. T. Stockton left to-
day for Oklahoma City, where he will
visit several of his relatives. He will
be gone about ten days.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

Sealed bids for program privilege
for Kansas-Missouri game will be re-
ceived up to Wednesday Oct. IL.
Particulars and copy of contract may
be had in my Office.
C. L. BREWER.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03
Want Column

LOST-A. T. o. badge, set with
diamond. Finder please return to
Stockton Fountain. A. T. o. House
and receive reward.
Found-Raincoat on the bleach
ers, may have for identifying prop
erty and paying for this ad.
For Rent - Furnished rooms,
strictly modern, private family. La
dies only. Home atmosphere. Board
within square. 8 College avenue.
tf-21.
For Rent-A front room at 101
Waugh street; morern in every res
pect. Phone 1112 White.
Found-A purse containing some
money, at the Palms. Owner please
identify and pay for this I'D. I'll
Lost-Box about 4x2x3 feet, with
strap handles, tin binding. Aisde- |
Hvered By transfer company Phone |
Missourian, So.
Lost.-One frat pin, set with |
pearls incribed s. F. B. Reward.
Phone 271.
Lost-An old-fashioned gold
breast-pin, about 2-in. long, IL In.
wide, either around University, or on
Stewards Road, Finder please re-
turn to Lee Ingrum, or Mrs. Cunning
ham in Ladies' Parlors at University.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

Byron Mcfarland, who was grad
uated at the University of Missouri
in 1899. returned to his home in
Monroe City this morning.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

DR.. e. B. Dabmey who has been
in Columbia on business returned to
his home in Atlanta, Mo-, yesterday.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

Miss Grace Phillips who has been
visiting in Columbia returned to her
home in Kansas City yesterday.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03
Brief Local News

Brief Local News
DR.. r. L. wrinkler went to Mus
kogee. Okla, yesterday on business.
R. X. Walters who was here on
business went to Moberly yesterday.
D. C. Ballinger went to Kansas
City this morning on q visit.
| Mrs. William Whitesell went to
st. Louis this morning on visit.
s. G. Upton went to Kansas City
this morning on q visit.
Mrs. DR.. Newman went to Kansas
City this morning on a visit.
Miss R. Gundlach went to st.
Louis this morning on q visit.
Mrs. Joseph Craigo went to Kan
sas City this morning.
Mrs. Nora Karnester went to Mo-
berly this morning on visit.
D. R. Evans who was here on bus
mess went to Centralia yesterday.
H. S. Booth, who was here on bus
mess, went to Centralia yesterday.
w. C. Bowling went to Centralia
yesterday after a visit in Columbia.
Mrs. Betty B. Lyons went to
Stephens yesterday on a visit.
Mrs. R. S. Wright went to Steph-
ems yesterday for visit.
]. H. Glenn and wife went to
Blythesville, Ark, this morning on
a visit.
H. Underwood left this morning
for Pittsfield, ILL.,, to attend the fu-
eral of his grandmother.
T. H. Roberts went to Kansas City
this morning on his way to his home
at Joplin.
Miss Bthlyne Hancock went to her
home in Odessa this morning on q
short visit.
Mrs. H. Hauschild and daughter,
Christiani, went to st. Louis this
on q visit.
Mrs. ]. Earring and daughter, Miss
Carrie, went to Centralia this morn |
ing on q visit.
Miss G. C. Jones returned to her
home in Centralia after a. visit in
Columbia.
Miss Grace Phillips who has been
in Columbia returned to her
home in Kansas City yesterday.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

w. H. Heller, who was in Celum-
bia serving on a jury went to his
home in Switzler yesterday.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

Mrs. G. H. Beasley returned to her
home in Trenton last night, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. A. p.
Collier.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

Miss G. c. Jones returned to her
home in Centralia after a, visit in
Columbia.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

Mrs. ]. Earring and daughter, Miss
Carrie, went to Centralia this morn
ing on q visit.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

George Russell of Colorado, q
sophomore in civil engineering. has
returned to Columbia to resume his
school work. He worked for an ir-
rigation company in Southeastern
Colorado, during the vacation.
Stockton Fountain, graduate
student in the College of Agriculture.
went to st. Louis last night to be
with his brother, J. M. Fountain, Jr.,
who is in the Baptist Sanitarium
there.
The following guests are regis
tered at the hotels: c. n. Carpenter,
Mexico; Thomas Weaver, Louisiana,
Mo-; ]. B. VarnHm, Boonville; By
ron Mcfarland, Monroe City; John
Hoffman, Boswell, N. M.
Dean F. B. Mumford of the Col
lege of Agriculture went to Sedalia
Friday to look after the horses
which the university is exhibiting at
the State Fair. He will return Fri
day morning. In his absence Prof.
N. r. Miller b acting dean of the
college. =.
P. M. Wright and daughter, Miss
Harriet, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kelly
Wright, Miss Minnie Wright, Mrs. E.
Stone, R. L. Hopper, C. C. Hopper,
and W. s. st. Clair went to Browns
Station this morning to attend the
funeral of d. X. Crockett.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

Lost.-One frat pin, set with
pearls incribed s. f. B. Reward.
Phone 271.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

Mrs. H. Hauschild and daughter,
Christiani, went to St. Louis this
morning on q visit.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

Miss Bthlyne Hancock went to her
home in Odessa this morning on q
short visit.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

T. H. Roberts went to Kansas City
this morning on his way to his home
at Joplin.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

H. Underwood left this morning
for Pittsfeld. ILL.,, to attend the fu-
eral of his grandmother.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

Mrs. Betty B. Lyons went to
Stephens yesterday on a visit.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

Mrs. r. S. Wright went to Steph-
ms yesterday for a visit.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-10-03

]. H. Glenn and wife went to
Blythesville. Ark, this morning on
visit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14
5il9arfen.

Oh fpre life 8eirprofet,
GIG fol nit Sierte prize,
6nor ofte bar nit Sierte let
Geo alangen al Din Bic,
geo bette friife 9onelo9,
Geo Dine rnife 8ingetog,
Com opao | ben Hare DAG
Sao freioi9t @eien giie.
Din 0rogt er iimpel fun oB graz,
Poo Sor6en er Dit 9eie,
0ien belle 0imlen flnr og bloa
On toger dig til Sic.
90 Ieitet oper @eroens Rsb
Din Bile OoIer milo 90 bIso
Com Qploen Sao I Siertets SfsO
Me6 Croft pna tron9e 8eie.
Com 9igen poa en- 9rpanpsiti
Strsr Hoie % 0eofeie,
Oh orpsier no 6in Relooi
9ioioIigt ira BET bsie
Sq ipnfer ooer Norf og Sfon
Dit: .@no lie 9op. o,@u6 lie 2ool"
Soa 9onoen Itanoier baa in Blop
@e6 Solifin / lit Die.
Oa er oct @rnooeirsbo9 en- 8on9,
Set fan 0oa life ifrpmme,
Oh npnner freioiat pao btn Snng
90 6pmper fnopt sin Stemnte
90 lprer sin alooe imnn
Der mere bn9 oct arsnne Stran
Zen mitntre9efit: gos pan. pas poa,
Smart bar ri SoIen fremmel"
Ga. Ie1o pes 9intertib, leo tror,
3 Rptterne De LANCE
Oh oiatcr finn pna me Sro
iii 0nnrens Solifinsinnge.
8, Ter MIC Iiot Of bette Sir6,
Sbng mia oct ret | SiGIen mo,
I'll nIori9 mere tonrebGinb
Sea Inffer ipne oo bnn9e.
Bib. @reqerien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14
Gan man tro paa Sibelen?
Otter ct 8oreOrog al 9aitor
Sfou9aarO 8eierien.
(oSoIbef 8oiten".)

Manqe Wenneifer ipsr9er / pore
Gage: Gr BET muligt at tro pno 9i.
belen?
6or at ipore paa Spsrgsmaolet,
moa man ferit oioe, booo Der Zig.
ger | Sr6et: at fro poo 9ibelen.
9i er life oebte til Gro pao 9ibe.
len; pi err 0sbte til 9roen poo SUB
5o6er, Ssn 90 Sellieoono, iom oct
1 lpOer / 9rosbefenoelien, og Der
itnar life noget ON 9i6elen. 0aor
3olen Ell ON Gro pna gibelefl, iaa
betn6er oct: at fro poa ben eFter
oens egne Orb Tom ben BOG, Der
fan gre os biie til SoIisbe0 oeb
Troen pna Seius ariitus.
Seq tror pao 9ibeIen / 0en 5or.
Itnno, oa ieg ifaI f%orteIig income nog.
le al mine @runoe oerfor.
Geo bar Jet iao meeet al bet I'M.
oerilIoe / gibelen, at ieg beier MIG
6erfor.
Ter or ferit Den nnoerfuloe Sic.
lefunoifab. iom iloar mia / Rs6e
fra 6enne BOG. Roor jeo Ieier | gi.
belen, ian beta9es ieg Of ben 6elel.
ie, at 0en fender mig, iom ieg er,
nieo al min Spno og Sfnm. Com
Iiae8rena 0erbiemme / 8rGitegaar.
ben gif ie9 meO min Mooer BEN |
airfen. Seq ipntes JON ale Smaa.
bsrn, at grnitens 3ole o1r iao
lang og iaa feoelig.
Soo ioo jeg o. ian pon en- trefan.
tet 9ople / airfepeggen, boori Ser
bar molet ct Die. Get oar ct Spm.
fol pna Qreenigbeoen meo bet oaa.
oenoe gie. Sea ioo pon 2iet, men
mart forefom oct MIC, at bet bar
2iet. Der lao poa MIG, og ieg fun
De ilet life blipe fri for BET Rie. -
De fender ogioo, buorbon man til
Gfsempel peo ct 9utifspin6ue fan
itaa og lie poo be mango ZINC, og
ion p%liioielie fan man fomme til
at ie pna fit eget SpeiIbilleoe
Soabon ipnes jee, at bet er mig
ielo, min egen Siitorie, Der er I'M.
6erfulot beifrepen | gibelens Blade.
Den fenber mig, ben enmle Bog,
og ieg ilipper life fro ben.
Nen iom iee Iaier oe Ter, er
Der ct nnoet gilleoe, Ianot mere
unoerfulOt, iom iee finder malet |
gibelen. Oct err Seiusbilleoet. Oct
er bette 8iIIeoe, ieg timber fra ferft
til iioit; bet er oerom, bet belle
oreier iig. ct berligere gille6e bar
jeg olbrie let. Oct eamfe 9eftomen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

n36e Snrlon 4epublican" u0ta-
ben 5ormening. at ben Tag oil
fomme, oa 6armeren bill oaa9ne op
til at innie lit eget geoite o9 reeere
2onoet, iom ban ifsIge baabe an.
tai og Sfiffet6eo er beretti9et til.
San er en- Iooen6e a9mpe, og ban
bar iopet ct 6un6reooar eaer l9nge-
re, men ban oil life oe6bIipe at io-
be beitnnoie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

florineer oper SuIetrna4 iom man
boert aar poonp tan bere iremiat
for 9srn % oofsne peo Suleus Sc
tier, ct gnnife e%ieneommeligt 5or.
pepreg: oe er iaa ianOipnlige, ioa
imuft operensitemmsnoe meo mango
aernepunfter / ariItenoommens ST.
~itorie, at Sc birfelig 6nroe baoe Dir.
.felig6eoen for Jig. Nen
8. g. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

WetooiIterne | Stalien proteiterer.
Mon ogter | Rom at feire 40 aars.
hagen for bet 8oftum, at aom bleo
befript ira BopenS aontrol. 5 ben
Nnleoning bar 9grfebiifop 5arIep
at Neip gorf uoiteot ct Sproebreo
til ale Wenigbe6er | lit sgrtebiipe-
osnme og opfororet Dem til at pro.
teitere imoo ioaoan 5eitlisbeo, Der
betegnes iom en- SniuIt imoo pdpen.
Metobiiterne | StoIien bar M unoer
Hiifop WiIiam gurts Joriaoe boloi
Msoe oe u6tolt Zig meset itnrfi
imoo Gdrleps S~pr0ebrep.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

Dgmmetsburg geporter" mener,
at Er9iioent 9oft bar oe0 at Jam.
menfoIoe aongresien til etstraies-
Iion for at ratificere Geciproiiteten
meo Canada pantoeet Jig en- ippre.
re OpgoDe emo nogen Sinoe fsr. Sen
f%orglemmer, mener gloOet, at ben
Iommentrpoenoe Rongres bill eiue
De W9no, iom er inoe for 3riban.
bel meo geroen, ben 9eiIigbeo, iom
oe bar pentet efter, baabet paa og
beoet ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

MiniIter 9ollinger er en- 9rlig
Mano, en- retifaffen Berger og bar
en- uom9rfet goo og 0pgtig anbi-
nets Gm6eosmano, eaer oeiaa Brp-
iioent Enft er en- 2sener; ban er
ingen 2s9ner, bem9rfer nNarion
8egifter". ct anoet Sopa.9lno me-
ner, at ale 8allingers Srangsler
ifpl6es ben egoiitiife nget eoen ipi.
rit", iom beioo bom og beberifeoe
bans Snn6linger, og life @laois Og
Binhot."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

8oor seisrue 5euueuOsr fe til SOIt, Der
nperterert glabet. enten 10 at tsbe bos benz
sler tor at fao Cplpsnins ON bet aperterebe,
bebes Se dltIe ontule. at De ldu Auertisies
mentst bette 8lao. Oct oil pore til gent
fiolg Jtptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

u6be anorpiIle S%ournol@ Tiger,
at Senator 2orimer oil aisioe ar-
aumentet for 5olfeoalg al Il. 2.
Senatorer. 9looet mener nnbenbart,
at 2orimeriogen = bans 8alg, I'm.
beriSgeIien og oens l1OfaI0 = er
set it9rfeite argument, Der fan al.
pes for, at Il. 9. Senatorer bsr
pelges oirefte Of Solicit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

grpreii5ent RooieoaIts Samltng nf
nfrifnnife piloe Gprorter, iom M er
/ Smitbionian Snititut penter paa,
at aongreSien fol beoiGee oct MO-.
renoige til, at oe fan mao al blipe
opitillet. &ooieoeIt pilOe gerne ie
9ongresien piie Snteresie for 6isie
Snmlinger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

8orti-Gegering er life ioa Iige
alto goo &egering, men oct er 0n
Regering. Spo6 mar fan baoe at
inonenoe imoo Campaigning er,
at BET / Acknowledged betp>er i'm
gen Staggering.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

3 9iIfelbe al ureselm9sfebeOer psb
Robtosslien bebes man tlase til bet fsblise
Qo fDeier.. Stulbe bet life biGlpe, bebes
moa benpenbe fig til aBanitsren"s
Ronter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14
Seiu &rilti 9arafter.
SanS 6rrbolo nOer for &rnrer "a
MUoitnnoere.
QlOoraa al Bait. ponS Sod
6oreorog / 9etbesOo.)
str. Ggbl."
%. 7Se6r. 1911.

Gem ON Selu 6orbol0 ouer or Bell.
ner % Nooitanoere, Oa bliOer oet
neooenOi9t, at lee begpuoer meO er
6orflarina.
"a iea bleu onmooet ON at Dol
&c bette 6%oreOrag, IGNITE ieg, al
Ser narnieit par snifet en- pigfologiit
SfilOrinJ al Seius iom Wenneife
os Den menneifelige Si0e, ON Der
ifulOe BRACES frenl, par Il bans
6orbolO iom Ben.
Men ieg itoote Der paa mango
9aniteli96eoer, iOet Der fun finOes
Imaa 6illsb Ill en- Stiloting al
oette 6orbol0 / Goon9eIierne (bans
5or6olO til De ire Ssifenoe / De
rbania, Ill ben 0iicipeI, ban elite
De O.. L..
Set er fun antDOninger, ri fin.
Der, Of Seiu Stilling i bette 6or6oIo
iom i ilere andre al 2ipets 5or6ol0 E;
nogle oil maaife betIage bette, %
BOG er oct %oiltnof, iioar pi Ter NOR
mere til, life ioa moerligt. at oct
er iaaleoes. vi maa fomme til Sc.
ms iom til ailoen. Der fan beirug
te belle port SiD, men life oente
itrafs at finoe ben iuloe aerne.
Get s9lOer ogiaa genifabet.
@il ri igge en- Si0e / 5eiu 2io,
Der mariner Jig @enitobet, maa Ri
ie BAN l bans 5orboIo til 8iicipIe.
ne.
Gen Ii0ite aften iagoe hon til
Dem: rs er mine genner, oeriom
) asr, boaO jea bpoer e6er" Sob.
15,t4), og Sobonnes 6e9pn6er oct
-. aapitel me0 at iige, al ION
5an elite0e line egne, iom uar / Der.
zen. iaa elifeoe ban Dem in6til Gn.
ZEN"
Get, iom bar paatrpngt iig mig
oeo at ar6ei6e meo bette enlne, er
Ipisie 9ooeoinnspunfter / Dor Ser.
res Seiu Gin, boilte oaioa bar be.
iruatet genifnbet.
Get. iom bar grebet MIC neo at
iagttaee bans Samlio meo ELIGIBLE.
ne, er bans Serligbeo.
&c fan tage BAN, nnar ban ito.
Der meo 0iiciplene poa 9jerget,
nnar ban gaar meO Dem oennem
aornmarfen og pluffer afs meo
Dem, naor ban itoor meo Dem oe6
ben oeoes 2eie felg bom paa
ale bans 8eie, og 8e bil fna ct
Sn0trpf al bans 9erliebeo.
Snlerfn minOeoe ON 2egenoerne,
man bar, ON SENS og ON Sofrn.
fes' 3oler; boor fsnt og u9merfet
emo oft bette fan o9re, ioa 6srer
Dog nae eiobeoer op, nnnr De It'll.
les iammen meo ben oirfeliqe Sc.
jus % bans Orb.
Get er oloeles 6aableit at fibre
bnm iom en- al os og = Ian life
merel Com en- Ben en- Sang iagoe
til mia: Gag og lPs nogle al be
Sfil6ringer, man bar ON BAN iom
fun Menneife, og ie, boor bonb.
lpit BET er, at bringe bans 9io inc
UNDER Spnspunftet al ct nlminoe.
Iigt Wenneife.
Sc bans WDnoigbeo ooer for 81.
iciplene, e1oog / be imoa 9ing, iom
rnor bon I. Cts. bpoer Dem goa
mo til gpen for at fsbe Wao eler
Ien6er Dem in6 til SeruiaIem for at
bereoe goaIfemaoItioet. 8i fan mao
tie lore noget al bette. 8i Ter of.
te mango al Dem, Der er faIoet til
be itore Tine fer | geroen, iIi6es
cp, foroi De er for optaget Of De
;moo 9ine, iom andre funoe gre.
gGer itoar Seius oil bore enc,
6o gaor ban bort fra benz uoen no.
gen 5%orfloring.
ale gegne, bbor pi fer bdm fam.
men meo Diiciplene, Ter ri egent.
Iig fiin cen Berion: be andre er fun
iom Stotiiter.
Set, iom bar iIaaet mig peo en- gan.
ffe olminbeIie 2asnine at eDon.
eeIierne, er, at bans Naon er oper
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-14

oae 9uune, intet fan ipttes peo Si-
Ben al bans.
Oct er mig Ell @lpoe at oione
bette netop M. oo ri oaioa ber-
biemme bsrer &siter. iom ipsraer,
ON oi ifoI bIioe oeO Ben gnmle
Gro.
Oct ifoI ri, men ri ifoI fsre
geoiiet peO at fore Menneifer til at
leoe iamnen meo BAN | bans Srb,
iom 9iicipIene eioroe BET. Yon Den
Dlaaoe aioroe GiicipIene eanife M.
turmesiigt, ganife nntiirIigt, ben
Grfnrine: III er Ben ioloe6e, on er
ariItus, SUBS Ssnl
Ger ri poo SeIu SomIio meb 9i-
icipIene iom ct 8enneforboI6. Do
er set oItioo iooIe6es, at ban Itaar
Ionqt oper Dem; o9 bbis hi fomner
inmme 8orboI6 til BAN, on bill
set bIioe 90mngelie for os.
SO nprmere ri feper iommen me6
bom. 6eito itsrre bill afitonoen bIioe.
Sem belle Gin bleo en- 9Gren al
n10rps Qnr0pr Nf Qn0inhp0 pnprs
for lin Sooer niloe ban gre alt,
booo gsres tunbe for Nenneifene,
oq ban ait lin Song uoen afoge.
@i peo, boor6on ban uonioer Den
tienenoe aPrIiabeos ge9reb til of
gon Ionet no oner bans eget Solf:
On fol eIife Dine 6ien0erl" -
en- Sonfe. iom bnr fremmeo FOR ID.
6erne.
@en oenne Sem aprlio6eo, iom
cr bcoioit o%ifIarct. er life en- ienti.
mental a~prliqbeh, men en- a9rIig.
beo. ser fnn pie Sen itsrite Strenq-
beo. Gen oiI0e finn eet: Son6beo, 90
Ser tooItes ineen afuiaelie.
Mon oct life er noget al oct, ri
trpnger til: en- aPrIigbeo, iom er
mnn0ig, og iom 6erfor ter BRUCE
ani0en, noar oct gsres ns6oenoiat2
Sans 9iu bIeo ct uaibruot @o6'
iGhingsior6oIo til Menneifer.
Com BEN robe 5roo6 / bans 2ip
aft Mo0itnnoen. 6noet, 6orfeIgeI.
Ten.
San bar iagt, at ri ifal elife pore
5ienOer, og ban bar olorio taget
line Orb tilbage. San BAD for line
5jenoer; men ri pe0 o9ioa. bpor ban
fun6e itraffe Dem % tiItole 6em:
- Zqleuneerl"
Gen aomp, Seius farer, isrer
ban MOB 6oriipismen. 2ioet ifaI
bore Ell Notwithstanding men
oct oar noeet fremme0 for 8ariipis.
men. Gerfor elf ban frem imoO ben.
San oar ion0elig life blot en- a
Mano; ban bar en- ~Ilammeabe SIo
og pnfte R%ooItono, boor ban fom.
San off nanOeIig taIt irem meo
SID og SoRro moo 5oriieerne.
Soor fan ban BRUCE ino iterfe
l1otrpf2 8or0i ban bapoe aarIi9be0
iii Dem.
aae be Seiu GiicipIe, iom bar
uorettet noeet / @u0s 8ige, De bar
ogioa o9ret Slo o9 5lamme. Oct
par gaulus, og BET iamme gRloer
9utber, @runOtoig, 9ilbeIm Beet,
Sobn 8eslep.
Der er ogiaa Drug for Soeben
be ariitneS Soano; men be ariit.
ne er iaa ~uenoeli9 feige | pore Gage.
Oct er / 9irfeliebeoen S~muosblaoe.
ne, Der beisrger Gommen / pore
Gage, ioroi De ariitne er for feige
og life ter iige Solicit S~onObeoen.
Ren ri itol buife, at 3eiu5 itreo
alorig ior Stri0ens SfplO, men fOr
Sngens, itreo MOB 5arii9errc, ioroi
DC 6ao9e glort bet inooortes uOoor.
ties, BET ~up9ientlige fill bet pGient.
Iide.
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Seius baobe fun cen Billie: al
gere fin 5aoers Billie.
Saoleoes bar bans Serligbeos
2ip, og oeraf groeoe genifabet op.
gi tranger til, at 5erren fom.
mer og Dil lepe meo os.
Seq bar iot Sioet til for eoer"
- tiger ban vbpao oil s gre
for mie?"