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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-28
soCIALIsTICNI PREGLED.


Izmed 271 sOcialistov izvolje-
nth letos V razne mestne in okraj-
ne zastope in urade V Zed. drza-
yah je pc poklicu: 33 rudarjev,
II farmerjev Is fabriskih in
strokovnih delavcev, IA trans
portnih delavcev, 5 odvetnikov i'm
9 zdravnikov.
- Mednarodni socialistiGni BIZ
no V Bruselju je pred nekaj dnevi
obelodanil pismo, ktero .je pisal
birou Ahmed Ria, predsednik
nizje zbornice V turskem parla-
mentu. Pismo je naslovl.jeno ma
sodr. Emilia Vandervelde in je do
Slo takoj pc izbruhu Tripolitans-
Ike vojne. Ahmed Ria Sc $ TEN
pismom obraca ma mednarodno
socialisticno stranko in prosi ne
~pristranske sodbe glede tolovajs-
kega napada Italije V Tripolisu.
PlSmo Je obSirno in zelo intere-
s%antno; Zal da ga radi pomani-
kama prostora ne moremo priob-
citi v celoti. Proti koncu Sc glasi ::
"kakSen pomen maj Sc imaio be-
sede: ljudsko pravo, pravica. Glo-
vecanstvo. moralna nacela? In
kako Turtija odgovarja ma ne
vredno postopanje Italije? Y mo-
ralnim cutOm, kakersnega tezko
razume zapadna Europa, Turciia
Sc vedno ne mar iZgnati - daSi
bi imela pOpolno pravico - 40
600 ltalijanov IL svojcga ozemlja.
XII so umirajoci lakote priSli k
nam in s pomocjo naSe gostoliub-
nOsti naSli so V Turciji svoj OBJ
stanek. kaj bi Sc zgOdilo z Nth
tenant in otroci. ako hi jih pre-
gnaliY To dejstvo poleg mnogo
drugih zasluzi premisleka cd stra-
nj Evropejcev in zlaSti cd strani
socialistov. 5 teSkim srcem osta-
jam Vas Ahmed Ria" To ie
prvo uradno ~porocilo cd strani
evropske Wade naSlOvnieno ma
zastopnike organiziranega svetov-
mega socialisti6nega gibanja.
- Socialisticna zmaga V Sche-
nectady, n. j., je stala tamosnie
sodruge okrog $50. Geo r. Lum,
zupan. je potrosil $50 "a volilno
kampanjo, legislator II. NJ. Mer-
rill Sc in ostali izvoljeni sodrugi
$3-$2 it'd. eden sam pogoreli re-
publikanec, Xxi je kandidiral "a
aldermana, je potrosil 5000.
- Velikanski protestni shod
socialistov prot Tripolitanski
vojni so Sc vrSili preteceni teden
Parizu, ma Dunaju, V Pragi, VI
Nemciji, Belgiji, ma Portugalskem
in pc drugih krajih. Najvecji je|
bill V Parizu, kjer so govorili INA
meniti sodrugi Jaures. Wander
velde, Lauche, Sembat in Pres
sense.
V novem Svicarskem parla-
mentu .ie deset socialistov. Stran-
ka je dobila Y cell republiki 1O5.-
$50 glasov.
- Rev. Alfred w. Arundel.
rector enc najboli prominentnih
epiSkopalnih cerkva V Ameriki v
Pittsburgh, Sc je odpoveGnl du-
hovniStvu z namenom, da posveti
vSe svoje moci propaganda "a So
cia1izam
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-28
CeSa je treba %farmerjuf

NajemniSki poljedelci potrebu-
jejo predvsem zemljo, ktero .bi
obdeiovali, ne da bi ~placevali rent.
Socialist V nekterih drzavah Ia
htevajo potion njih %programov,
la bi drzava pokupila neObdelano
zemljo Cd velikih ''landlordov''
in jo prepustila proletarcem pro-
ii maihni odSkodnini, Ia naGrt hi
Sc dial izpeljati V nekterih drza-
yah, H.. pr. V Oklahoma. kjer so
zemljiSGa pc ceni in zelo produk-
tivna. Ne hi pa slo povsod, kot n.
pr. V Iowi, Illinoisu, Kansasu. Ne
braSki it'd, koder je zemlia draga
in obrestovanje naisibo tudi pc
10 preSega rentne Gene.
Dale zahtevajo socialist stop
njevani - ali na~raScajoGi davek
graduated taxi Cd zarentanih
zemljiSG, zlasti tistih. Xxi so V 70
kah inozemSkih kapitaliStov Can
g~lezev). da hi ma Ia naGin priSilili
kar bi omogocilo revnejSim slojem
nakup istih.
(Konec prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-28
Farmer i'm SOcialiZem.
(Dalie.l

Pred Sto letl Je farmer sam IL
deloval svoje potrebScine. Klal je
svojo zivino in hranil meso; pri-
delano pSenico je zmlel V bliznjem
mlinu. Njegova zena in hGere so
izdelovale obleko donna in Gevlje
je nosil IL usnja, XII ga je veGidel
sam ustrojil. Ravno tako je bio
S poljskim orodjem. o maSinah nj
bio ne duha ne sluha.
Danes proizvaja maSina vse,
kar farmer potrebuje razen saba
in zelenjave, kolikor je pridela "a
svojo lastno porabo. MaSina .je
ustvarila ~proizvajalna srediSca,
kjer vrvi milione mezdnih MOI,
zena in otrok. In Ia srediSGa so
trgi, kamor mora til farmerjev
produkt.
Trgi so veGidel mnogo mill cd
daljeni Cd farm, kar pomeni ugod-
most in dobickonoSnost "a zelezni-
ce, Xxi razvaGajo farmerjev pro-
dukt pO vsi dezeli. Moderno pro-
izvajan,je in zeleznica - q Grugi-
mi besedami stroll sta omogO-
ella zdruzitev posameznikov V
svrho: pridobiti bogastva. Kapita-
listicni razred je zrasel z nasto-
pom stroja zeleznice, ve%letrgovine
IN bankirstva. Ia pridobitev bo-
gastva brez lastnega truda ali de-
la so tri pota rent, obresti in do
bicek. In ia tri dejstva so razvila
k~apitalista.
PosednjoG razred ie monopoli-
ziral industriio in zaprl masam
individualno produkcijo potrebS-
elm. Potion dednosti prideio otroci
posedujoGih sloiev do ogromnega
kapitala, ne da hi samo emo
kapljico srage prelili zanj. Vsled-
tega sistema, Xxi Sc imenuje kapi-
talisticni sistem, m torei priSli
do tega, da danes $50 prebivalSt-
va Zedinjenih drzavah tvori ne
posedujoc. mezdni, delavski, ma
.jemniSki razred
StaliSce ameriSkega farmerja.
najsibo p~oseStnik ali najemnik. je
danes priblizno slede6e:
On producira surovine. Kapita-
list kupuje njegov surov produkt
pc cenah, XII Jill narekuje sam.
Produkt potem poSlje kapitalist
pc svoji zeleznici V svoje ~tovarne.
kjer ga spremeni v porabni pro-
dukt "a porabo (konsumpcijo),
odkOder gre zopet po njegovih re
leznicah V njegOve veleprodajal-
ne. Obtain sele pride ma trg pred
odjemalce, med kterimi je tudi -
farmer.
Farmer n. pr. proda zivega pre-
sica pc 6 centov funt, a pozneje
mora plaGati V meSnici 80 centov
"a funt slanine.
Proda kravo pc 4 cente funt, a
placati mora 90 centov "a funt
"steaka".
Njegova desetcentna pavolja Sc
spremeni V 40centno podelano svi-
10.
Koza n.jegove krave pride nazaj
V obliki Gevljev, "a ktere je treba
plaGati SO do Sc par in v mnogih
slucaiih s %papirnatimi podplati.
Volna, "a ktero dobi komaj IS
centov funt. Sc vrne V obliki koca
in cena je $40.
F~armerjeva pSenica, ktero pro-
la po 90 centov buselj, stane v
.obliki moke So. V obliki kruha
pa 81 buseli.
Toda to so samo p%ovprecne Ste
vilke. V resnici pa v mnogih kra-
Jill plaza farmer veliko wee "a. Il
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-28

villa in Obleko, XII je izsla IL ME
govega surovega produkta.
Ali je torej farmer res neodvi-
sen gospod?
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-01-26
HINTS ABOUT TREATING
FRESH PORK.
= y = y y = = = + y y y y y y

We CLEAN the following hints from
an exchange, though many of them
were used by us years ago:
Fried sausage may be saved by
forming it into medium sized cakes,
and frying it brown and until
thoroughly done. Place the cakes
in jars or tins, packing as closely as
possible until within a half an inch
of the top; cover with boiling grease,
and close tightly. If glass Jars are
used, the jars must be heated slowly
until they are hot as the grease be-
fore it is poured in or they will be
broken. Quart tins or half gallon
mOlasses buckets with tight lids are
the best vessels to use.
Side meat or ham may be saved
in the same way Cut in slices as
for the table, fry brown on both
sides, seasoning with salt and pepper,
as if intended for immediate use.
Put in cans or buckets, cover with
hot grease, and close tightly.
To save ribs, cut in pieces as for
tagle use, fry done in boiling lard,
season and pack in tight vessels,
covering with hot lard, and close
tightly, as before.
Where many hogs are killed the
tongues are an item. To save them,
immense the tongues in boiling wat
er Remove the skins when loosen
ed, and cook until they tender.
This may be done with the heads or
feet. Allow the tongues to remain
in the broth until cool, then place in
a crock, cover tightly and weight
down. Serve in thin slices. Tongues
thus treated will not keep so long
as the other meats mentioned
To cook pig feet, clean the feet
thoroughly by soaking, scalding and
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-01-26
RICE, RICE, RICE AT THE RIGHT
PRICE-FREIGHT PREPAID
TO YOUR STATION

100 pounds long grain, Honduras
variety ..........s .......... 1878
100 pounds round grain, Japan
variety ................. 4.75
100 pounds of broken, good table
rice . ................ $50
At these prices rice is the cheapest
food that can be had and there is
nothing better for mankind. Send your
orders to e. A. CALVIN, Mgr. Gulf
Coast Farmers Rice Co., SOB Kiam
Bldg, Houston, Texas. Reference Com
mercial National Bank, Houston, Texas.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-01-26
SOME VALUABLE LIVE
STOCK NOTES.
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There are first-rate days for "tin-
kering around" the barn, doing odd
jobs of repairs. Do not neglect the
sheds and stables. See that they are
sunny and comfortable and that they
are no loose boards. Whenever po'
sible exercise the stock.
The manure from each c
worth from $25 to $50. Don't
waste.
With a good stool to hold VI
pail you can rest at milking
after hard days work.
1t pays to fuss a little with
COWS, and they relish little chal-o-
in diet, with some dainties added,
as we'll as we do.
Don't forget that few beets, turn
fps or cabbage mixed with the regu-
lar rations of the dairy herd these
winter days, will do much toward
taking the place of the juicy grazing
the animals relish SO much in sum-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-01-26
Items of Interest to Farmers

scraping Then let them remain in
weak Ky for day. Boil until the
Dor scan2 . easily from the flesh,
So GlAg to las. Keep in cool place.
F. Il FRO ..:5.sy' 1ish, split the feet
OF -a~ ro.s - <2..s*r> and fry to a nice
b. wrn, ':~-; may be picked,
at r. 60, -. >, u e. rise, by pouring
ov 5A&En s.Gs. So vinegar. AL
IT, 70 e+arss 8, Sew ESQ., "efore using.
80 uL4,.f s,.11& cA head, and
a4?gf >sfps= }iTa2e G. may be
] - ls"~ @>,s ,t ntil all
"a ~ @liu9t. fine,
a 49, -. Wtt:l 5pper,
St - Teg- grease
IN the liz. n all was
;'>oked, then rev. , meat to the
.quid, and when it Ills thicken with
meal until a thick mush is formed.
Stir constantly to keep from scorch-
ing while the mush is cooking. When
done pour out into deep earthen dish
es. Sliced and fried brown, it makes
a nice dish for breakfast, or for any
other meal.
To make head cheese, cut into
pieces, clean and cook the heads I'M
til the meat falls from the bones;
as soon as cool, remove all the bones,
and run the meat through
meat chopper, season with salt
and pepper, sage and the strained
broth in which the heads were cook
ed. Then place in a stone or earth
en- vessel, and weight down, pressing
with considerable weight, being sure
that the grease rises and covers the
meat. Slice and serve cold Pigs
feet may be cooked and mixed with
the head meat, but great care must
be exercised in removing the bones.
-Up-to-Date Farming.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-01-26
TO MAKE AN ASPARAGUS BED.


The first and most important fea-
ture in good permanent asparagus
bed is having piece of good soil,
naturally we'll drained and handy to
the house. 1t should be the best
spot in the garden.
Make your soil as rich as you can
with thoroughly rotten manure, and
set out three-year-O1d plants so tho
the crown is just below the
Have the roots of each K
spread out and cover lig :.3l
richest dirt you can e ....
are in no hurry fo1
plant the seed eitht 80 ~:
transplanted or VIII $50 e.
main in the bed. [
method, declared a
pondent. And when
mean what the term ''gaA4eu bed
implies-that is, a rich, deep soil,
full of humus as we'll as fresh organic
matter, in dry and sunny place and
have the rows to run east and west.
If you plant three-year-old roots
you can cut some asparagus the next
season if you are in a hurry, but it is
better not to. Enough space must be
left between the rows to cultivate
and walk in when cutting the roots
in the spring.
But | would not stop at merely
making a bed or two. If you have
some rich along fence rows where
there is space enough for something
to grow, scatter some seed and the
chances are that in a few years you
will be getting as much asparagus
from these out of the way places as
from the beds you cultivate and pay
special attention to. And another
point, when you are planting aspara-
gus if you are near a good town it
may be we'll to plant for a great deal
more than the family needs. No other
vegetable is more salable.
If there are any more who feel
the need of more information they
can get bulletins on the subject from
their state experiment station or the
department of agriculture at Wash
ingtOn.
AS to those who already have as
paragus beds, will say that it will
be we'll worth while to put on them
a good thick coat of good barnyard
manure free from weed seed. 1t is
better to do it in the fall or winter.
Farm and Ranch.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-01-26
lust What Farmers Need

Mr.. S. E. Gilmore, of Operas Cove,
Texas, says-"The Haynie Cotton Chop
per is just what every farmer needs who
is raising cotton. l used mine on So
acres of cotton and am more than pleased
with it's work. / have saved at least two
thirds the hoeing l would have had to
do the old way"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-01-26
| WANT to BUY
In any State or County

In any State or County snail 80 -
know of ranches, raw land city and
business property for sale. I will con-
slider investments in patents, mining or
other stocks or bonds. 1 will make
loans and form stock companies. If you
have something to sell in any state or
county, write me at once inclosing 1Oc
for reply. Send full description, price,
map or illustrations if possible. Ad-
dress, Melvin G. Churchill, Houston Tex
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-01-26
FOR YOUR SERIOUS CONSIDERA-
TION.

AS curative system, the efficiency
of Oxypathy has demonstrated that it
transcends all others. Therefore, the
Oxygenator is a reliable, safe and
sane means for the relief of human
misery and sickness and restoration
Of health.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-01-26

Enter your baby in the Watson's
Magazine Baby Show. "It' may win
a prize.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-01-26
SOUTH GEORGIA AND FLORIDA

QUIT UIUItUtH HEVU LUEIIUH
We are now prepared to locate you
DO you want Home? We have it. Do
you want a Sawmill or Turpentine To-
cation? We have it. Do you want an
investment that will double in a short
time? We have it, Try us.
GEORGIA-FLORIDA LAND & IN
VESTMENT COMPANY,
Triton, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-01-26
PAGE -FOUR
BRIDGES PROLIFIC CORN.
1,241 Bushels Yield ON 10 Acres I'm 1910.
1871 Bushels on One Acre.

Prize for one acre, $4,000 Prize for
ten acres, 100000. I have saved the
seed and offer it at $500 per bushel or
$1.OO per peck, f. O. b., Dawson, Ga.
Each purchaser of one bushel or more
will be furnished free booklet on my
method of cultivation and preparation,
giving in detail the methods used by
me on my own farm the past year
Send all orders and communications to
H. T. BRIDGES.
r. f. d. No. 2, Dawson, Ca
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14

StDoburs. 5OrOcnOejr. SBnooe
MiOoag Den i6. SUM trat st Tor
oenoeir op 0per gpen, oe Der falOs
Ell frugtbar aegn I oper en- 9ims.
2pnet log neo liot iu6 for 9pen o.
romte en- 1Dr ~tilbsrenOe @oarOeisr
Sobomes 6Ientie.
otter Sells til bar bet ierlia Oa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14

Be, at BET itore ogiaa itoar / 5are
for at btioe imaat. m%uIi8DIs
iromme pompge. title Menneifer,
men ogIa itill.itaaenoe % noe Al
Stnno If At tPnfe en- iriif, M
lanfe, uielnitanoige o. nforitaaen.
De.
soole6sg btcp Del ogiaa mangen
en-, men ri ifal ie. 6oorleoe5 Der
BOG / oisie aloitre fnnoe iinOes aoos
Siqlefenoera % Irem Tor aft 0a
en- frooig. 1p6. fornnoerli9 iriaiort
Mano JON ieIue @eneraloifaren
9taupit5. ste minoIt itaI ri ie
oct me0 Ieloc Martin eutber, Der
netop / 6enne Greens. 5ppnoetreie
mooneoes til i'm tore @ernina.
d 4reOeaaret q gaaet aft
iaa / septem6er 1906 = bIeo Den
22aariae @aaiiter enOeIia optqget
i 0r6cnen. Get 9aar ieIofel9eIig
ogiao til meo al 6%sjtioeliabeo / sir,
ZEN. Rooicen FORMER / M aIe5,
nina. grioren iisfr til BAN:
oGu maa mn enten titles ina
Os efler forioge oenne @eroen og
BELT bic og ORE big isrit til giib
og berneit til Dor Droen. Sar on
en- Sang iaaIe0es eipet Dig mo un-
Der 9uotBteoens Nag, idd bar OH
life mere 5ribe6 til Of noger ioM
belit @ritnO at bragg Din 1affe
bort oerfra.~
Niagfter Wnrtin bar ipuret, at
ban BIZ blfOe | Or6enen. f1i pies
De nDe QlpOer me0 8iebnitb og Ne-
gelie, og un0er Gang og gsn er
ban bfeoen iisrt Dem. 9rioren i0t-
ter Jig, oerefter De andre. Der gioes
Sutber ct @fsemplor al AugnftinS
Ge9el, ban ilnor ben op, giper Brio.
rer 9o9en | Snonoen, Ingger line
S9noer pnn ben opiIooeoe goes
glaoe oe fremiiger 2eftet:
Seq 8ro6er Wartin out6er gsr
Brofesiion (2sfte) o. lober 2p6ig.
beo mob ben almpatige og Den bel.
Iiee @laria, iteoie Somfru, oe big
arparoiee 5aber, grooer @inano
BON 9ieoenbOien, grior for bette
aonbent, paa 0en belfige giifop
J auauitins grsoreAeremitters @eue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14

ralpriors % bans retm9sii9e ei.
terisl9eres 9eene, og ieo bill Ieoe
u6en eien0om % i apif6eo ooer.
e~nsitemmenoe meo iamme bellige
5ooer anguitius aeaeI motif %.
oen."
"a bar 9rioren iagt:
IS Dor qroRroige 5aoer @e.
uerolpriorens RaOn % poo bans
geanc taaer iea MOB Din 9roies.
ion % htolemmer big / Dor beIIige
6roens mpitiife 9ggcme % gsr 0ia
til 5en al bette aouoent, / 5a6e.
rens oo 5ennen5 og oen 6ellia.
ann0s Qaon."
Nu bar 9ro6er Nartin BRO.
ieis1, o8 ban bar faitet iia me0
uoitrdfte arme poa @ulpet foran
4rioren iaa at 9egemet bar oan.
net ct Gors. Get er oiitnot ifet
paa ben n9tute 09uissS bsbe54
9iaiten. Der en6nu lager paa i'm
Flaos. 0a griorpn bar beItpnfet
ben %Iiggen0e meo 8iebon6. 9erpaa
bar 9rooer Rartin reiit iig paa
anR miot / aoret. Nan bar ginet
Ell orPnoen0e aerte / bans 5aano,
og i areos ON BAN bar 9r6orene
opfenot Bonner for ben np 9rooer.
Gfterftrift: genne 6rem-
itiIlin9 al aloiterlioet / 9ut6ersD oee
itanr ! Martin 2utbers 2ip og
5cpeboGrfer" JON reoigeres oiair.
febiitoriferen, Soeneprpit g. Seoe.
rinien oa +. Z. nofommer / 40 Spf.
ter q 90 Gre. Get oil les al ooen.
itaoenoe Mint, at goitor Seoerin.
len giuer os en- fgloig, fIar og iol.
felig SfiIorine at 6enne merfeliae
lib, ifrioer oS9befornet".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14
Screening.

Zen tpife 5orening, %itriper
Dem, piI. iom befen0t, fife ger.
ne gpIoe for at Dpre en- gm6e0s.
manosforening. af Den npeite 0oer-
figt ober Observation-Disclosures
tan man COG ie, at De 101 ni Dem
er @mbeosmpno og fin IS 9ri.
natfoIf. gisTe 9nI orIoer Tor Sc
iteoIige Qf0elineer i 0oroiIesoi9. og
Bitten pier enooioere. at Be fleite
observation-disclosures er in6panore.
De 8nifere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14
aloiterliDet / 2utbers 9age.
#(5ortiat ira She 81

9ige ioo bgitioelig ~regel6unoet
gaor bet til meo ginaltioerne. Slot.
ten falOer, % ale grsorene trq0er
mo / o~5aos6eoens 5teo~, ct 8p.
relie, Der iDnes finn at 5ane p9rei
beitemt for Bon. Ter ffal altio / oct
iin0es ct 9illebe al 0eu 9eIIige5 om-
ira. Otter al bper bar beiet zig for
bette. latter ban Jig pdu in 9lnbs,
% 6orelpieren lpier et Mint al
Crsenens aonititutioner 1erpoo
ringes anoen Sang, % t 5eitioelig
Procession beginer man Jig tapie mo
/ Refeftoriet, Spiieialen. Ser I|tiIier
bDer Jig taps pes lin gla0s. in6tit
gene0rite - gorbeunen - er lnft.
8an Fl aiopt 8eau be1gaoer Spfs
aiIigeR. Der ioreganr i 1aps5 BED. me-
oens cen IpIer op al en- gcg. On
5resagqn Ipies a~uguIiins fegeI.
Oilers fpies 9rp6ifener % op6D8-
seIige sgger eaer Serbian az Sad
lens 9eDnetste9ninger al 4aguiti.
nere. 6m 5orplG'eten lnigc fell,
maa baa bag efter fnuIe mo ior
9rioren og hgtenbe iit 5tH6. DIN
ao9en ai De ipiien0e bprer ia al
MOB 9fealerne eaer ipifoes noggt
sler ilcar noget ! Stutfer, ifal ban
reiie Jig op. iIaa Jig for lit 9rpft
.og beoe ct BaoerOor title for iig
ielb. 9sdd et 6egn al Briouen lQies
.@ratius 1afiigelien efhr Roni-
tio-, os taoie. iorn Be tom, for.
la6er @rsorene aeieftoriet
Snt aitenen, fsr man guar til
10, t1loer afoffen en1Hu engang
9rsosene fommen. 9na sine beber
enboer taos for Jig. Earpaa iiaes
i S9IleSifnb me6 opntpet Cone ct
9onfrteor, en- Sg1osbetgnoelie,
bpoFpan Grioren tiiiiger 3oaoe.
9ersiter forifeIIiae Songe Oe 8sn-
ner. Brioren beitpnfer De fnplenoe
grsore meo 9iebanO, fnaler Der.
pdd ieln neb og 6eOer oSalpe ae.
gina" e. BID. Deb geIiignelfeg.
snifet: uen rofig geot og en- pei.
fommen enbe ffpttfe os ben almpg-
ti9e @uo" bortieftoes berpoa gre'
0rene. De gonr taoie iii oeres Gel
Ter. Der tilI1oes life mere TaIe
Sper bar at eaa til Ro, inotil Slot
fen poa np taIber til Otteiang.
On ubpre GnsformigbeO prayer
bette aloiterIio. 90 en- iibpre llielo
itpn0igbeb paolpgser oil oenne He
gelbunoenbeb Wunfene. Won ifulo,
bente, at De nqe moatte bIipe nogl
uhoerIige @oifiner, for boenl De
IiQe bliber tort paa en- iaooon Moa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14

er Iige ina meningslsie iom urig.
tiae. Ser bar ingen, Der baooe
oeforeret iig meo 9ottebaano. De
boboe oeres 8atte paa 9ooeoet, iom
De 6aooe febt Dem / 9utifferne. 9t
Der tom iorte 6ottebnano til SDne,
oa ct Bar slge At 9enooelIe ober
8olitiets 9ptr90en tog De ful6rte
goano a. oil De fleIte iin0e ret
naturligt. Saa biot oioes er ale
9anomabatte foripneoe meo ct iort
9oano UNDER BET fllsrte. Seller
lite bapoe nogen pDntet Jig meo
9lomiter pao onoen Naa0e. emo
man gsr PED ale mnIige andre
2eiliabeoer.
5na meeet itsrre Opiigt pnfte
goIitiets Optrpoen. Og man fan
goot fsie til: 6orbonieIie og 5orme.
9fe0ofter 5oension til Gfsempel
baooe en- Sat pan me0 ct roo. %
5oiotitri6et 9oan0. Gen par boerfen
ira / @oar eaer / Dag. 6oartimoo,
Ben par Here 4or eammeI. % / fIe.
re Somre bar ban baa0e / Ssnoer.
borg og ale andre Steoer fnnnet
fProes ubin0ret meo ben, uoen
/ nogen Waooe at bIibe 8enitan0
for 8oIitiets Opmprfiombeo, boil.
fet ogioo er en- 5elnisl9e. men mac
fremb9oes / 5orbinoeIie meo oct
ioregoaenoe. Soften er life / MIND.
tie Woo6e on6erleoes emo De Satte.
andre Menneifer ogiaa INF.
iinoeoe = brlger iom 6obeobeoPf.
ming. Og Den er febt / en- al 9pens
5orretnin9er.
Ia Soension bleo ipnrot. ON
ban biI0e tage gaan6et al iooreoe
ban Rei. Set par for Reiten met
fait, og 9olitiet eonr eanite iiffert
for oiot. mar BET ontaiter 5oIf pao
8noen og forlanoer, at man ifal
ipratte lin alaOe0root It'll. Get
mao imioIertio ioreIebig ontages.
at ben paaaaloen6e 8oIitibetient
bar 6an6Iet at e9en 0aatiuIofom-
menbeo, og Der er oerfor ino9ibet
9eippring ooer BAN til gpens 9oli-
timeiter, gor9meiter 7r. geterien.
sfnl6e Def mo6iatte pie Jig at O9.
re QilfpIoet, pil goIitiet / Senoer-
BORG fife gaa Slip al Ben gersm.
melie longt I'D ober port inRore
0iemlanos @ranier. Jon BET / lao
Sab bar giort iig prlig iortieut
til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14
9nnneriullnno
#Gn ng ~llOOisnine.

aobenroo. 10. SUM. 4mtsforitan.
oeren ! 9DIoerip bar / Dag uooilt
arbeiosmono 5. SIR. SEMEN al
2enoe 9forf meo to 8ages 5rfit.
Den uooiite er arobIing og goar
neo ~u0nisningen fra bet tpife 3ige
Clip al en- llbeIosrente paa 200
Morf oorlig. 5. @br. 5enien bar te-
Iegrofiit beippret Jig til 9~anoraaOen
/ 8enoer.
llnoer %. SUM beooer bet ri.
0ere:
Gent ! 5irsSogs gftermiooags
mootog DEN noniite a%r6eiosmon0
Sens Chr. Senien / 9enoemarf oct
Soar fro 9anoraoo 8oege / 8sn-
Der, at l1opisninesorOren opret-
bolotes@, oe at ban boooe at for.
lo6e 9anoet ufortsoet.
5 0nsoaes bar ban poerIigere
mootaaet feIgenoe SfrioeIie: ia
De fife bar efterfommet min an.
oroning al 2. D. ID. uouiies De Der.
oeo al 2anoet. De mac ufortsoet
forlooe Sn6Ionoet. Soafremt De
life ooInoer, truer ieg Gem bermeo
/ Senbolo til 5 1872 / 2on6sforpoIt.
ningsIoben al 30. SuIi 1888 meo
en- gsoe poo $50 Mari, bbis 9s0en
life fan inoorioes, eoentueIt to Tigers
GengieI.
Rogge, 9onoraoo"
Og fife not bermeo: 9na 2nno-
roa%6sfontoret / 5enoer. boor ben
uooiite 9ns6og 6ormi00ag piIoe
aflepere en- ifriftIig 9eiopring, if
ban cen geIfe6, at bois ban life
bar noe al 2anoet inoen SorsOag,
bIeb ban ofbentet al 9oIitiet %
tr|onsporteret ooer 8r9nieu.
Zen noniite bar oerpaa ino9ioet
t%elegrafiif geiopring til Regerings-
p~rpifoenten og nil MI roliq aipen-
te gegipenbeoernes Sang.