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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08
m CARDUI

La Sra. Rsna Hare, de
Pierce. Fla, escribi6 des-
pu6s a haber tornado 81
Cardui: "Yo padecfa toda
clase dc molestias femeniIes.
tsnia doIor do costado. me
doIian las piernas, no podia
dormir , - me cortaba Il
respiration"
EAST sufri muchos aiIos
hasta que mi esposo lnsisti6
on que tomara 81 Cardui. Con
u primera botella empec4 &
aliviarme " estoy casi
buena."
Tome I'd. d cardui.
Le hard bien.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08
LEeIsLAcIoN DIscoLA DE IA q

biSSSIA bE ~ "a
MARA.
En- dias pasados Ia Camara estaba
de humor erratico, y 90 teme que pas6
8 rechaz6 mi masa de legislation sin
comprender claramente 10 que estaba
hacienda. En- verdad, varios miem-
bros admitieron despues de la session
que estaban en- tai pe~rtuabacion q
causa de la noticia de que iba a veDir
81 senador de los Estados Unidos Fall
para forzar gu reelection. Por ejem-
plo, parece muy extraho que la CANA
ra rati6que 81 impuesto ~progresista
sobre gananciales y las enmiendas 4
la constitution de los Estados Unidos
sobre la election directa de senadores
y 81 proyecto de primaries preferential.
les para senador y luego SO muestrs
tan reaccionaria hasta Ell grade de
votar CAST unanimemente en- contra de
una proposition para someter al pue-
bio una enmienda constitutional para
sufragio igual, que fu6 ~presentada por
Ell Presidente.
sPorque no puede ser Ell pueblo com
petente para juzgar 81 desea o no Sc
mejante ~enmienda?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08
PIe0aria.

Lfbrenos Dios de un bribon
Que d TODD verbo ha enganado,
Pero sobre TODD, lfbrenos
De piojo resucitado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

suscrIbanse al Nuevo MexIoano -
Espanol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08

DISCOURSE PRoNUNclADo PoR
Ell Lie. BENJAMIN NJ. READ EN-
Ell PANTEON DE LOS HEROES
EN- SANTA FE, N. M, Ell Ola 80
DE MAYO DE 1912.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-06-08
#Avuso.


En- la Corte de Pruebas del Condado
de Santa re. Estado de Nuevo Me!
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22
| One S'hoplif Held;
Other One Escapes,

n
Last Thursday two men were arrest
ed for shoplifting who gave their
names as Myers and Good oman. a
third man was wanted but he made
good in getting away. The men were
accused Of helping themselves 70 some
pants or suit patterns at the ;TurnquistI
& Peterson tailor shop on east Kemp
avenue. Mr.. Peterson attempted tc
catch the men and. with the aid OF a
policeman, ran them down. As pants
or suit pattern was found on Goodman.
AT the preliminary hearing in mrnic.
ipal court, Myers was discharged and
Goodman was held for trial to the
circuit court in November. 4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22
RiCHlAND.

T. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lewis and little
Bernice, spent pleasant day at the
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs
/ Geo. Croft. #
| Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Croft, Blanche
and Frank Wellington attended the
Connor-Lapier nuptials near Henry
| Wednesday. a
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dean were Sun
day visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Sasse. oiE
Mr.. Waldron and family of Water
town have moved into the parsonage
at Kampeska. Mr.. Waldron will take
charge of the Farmers elevator for
the ensuing year.
Mr.. Hieberger of Illinois, is in this
vicinity looking after his interests.
We understand he will make some
improvements on his farm now occu-
pied by F. B. Rowley. 4.
Miss Alma Ogg of Watertown, is
being entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Hal Lemon for few days.
Mrs. B. G. Lewis went to Watertown
Saturday to remain over Sunday with
Mrs. Ostrander. AZ
Why can't we, as a neighborhood,
make just little more effort and help
fill the church every Sunday The
pastor would appreciate it and you
would feel better for it.
Miss Ruth Dawson of Watertown,
is being entertained at the home Of
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Edison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Croft entertained
company Sunday. Re
Mr.. and Mrs. Ives were afternoon
visitors at the o. NJ. Edison home Sun
day. @%
Mr.. and Mrs John Molln and child
rem were pleasantly entertained at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ed
son. M
The Misses Bayer of WATERFOWL are
visiting at the B. G. Lewis home for
a few days. y
Herman Karges, VIM. Ostrander and
family were Sunday visitors at the
F. B. Rowley home. # 5ss
Miss Eva Tester spent few days
at the home of her brother and wife
AL. Tester expected his sister and
her husband to arrive on Wednesday
train,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22
HoW,,'','s:I THIS

i We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured By Halls Catarrh
Cure. sss3s Il 3e,s 1 Il Sa
F. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. Q.
Il We, the undersigned, have known
F, J. Cheney fol, the last Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable In All
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm. ~ NJ. .tg
National Bank 81 Commerce.
3S4 sS.s s iz5 Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold By an druggists. #
Take Halls family Pills for consti-
patton. S-ll
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

"A stranger giving the name Of FEank
Wilson was arrested an the Cra6h
rooming house on west Kemp aysnasl
Wednesday, charged with stealing III
gold watch from Clarence Grabb, son
of the landlady The watch was found
on the person Of the accused. He
was arraigned before Judge Myers Of
the municipal court and bound over
to the fall term OF the circuit court
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22
WAVERLY.

Cecil Manska ], returned Monday
night from Worthington, Mimi, where
they have been visiting lately.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Brandreit are
, the proud parents of son, who ar
rived last Wednesday. Il
The Pacific Elevator Co. opened
their elevator bRre, with joe Freund
as their local grain buyer. IA
The Misses Rosie Marsch and Lucy
|tThyen are Attending teachers. insti-,
tute in WatertoWn this week. i
Henry Ginsbach,, Tneo. Brandreit,.
John Snider and P. Freker were Wa.
tertown passengers Monday night. -
Math Brandreit was Watertown
visitor between trains Tuesday morn
ing: "a
Frank Ginsbach. who has. been on.
his, claim near Belle Fourche since
last fall, arrived here. Tuesday night
He made the trip by team. 5s.sa
B. H. Brandreit was on the sick
list q few days last week.
Harvest is pretty we'll done in this
part of the country, some having; al
ready finished s5 zss,
b E. Manska and. Frank Myers
were Watertown callers Saturday
night.
Out of town guests: were Mr.. and
Mrs. Conner, uncle and aunt of the
bride, of Maxwell. Iowa.. Mr.II Burns.
grandfather Of the groom, from Maahe,
and MRS Croft and family, also frank
and blanche wellington. aunt AMI
cousins Of the groom from Kampes-
ka. its IL
III Mr. Lappier is to- be congratulated
on winning such a winsome and ac'
i complished young lady for his Help
meet through life. The grom is !
iyounA farmer who has grown to man
hood in this vicinity and counts his
friends BY the score.
Theg will be at home to their mans
1 friends on the farm Of his father two
1 and anal miles north q Henry
Mr. and Mrs lfike $Bierscheid spen
d Sunday with Mrs. Bierscheidts par
q enfs, and Mrs B. Brandreit.
WHO said this WAS a dry country
A Mr.. and Mrs B. Branareit Wer,
4 Watertown visitors Friday
!, j. g. Brown pulled out a new gasc
L line threshing outfit last Thursday.
John Ginsbaci made an oyerlan,
u trip To- the live city Friday, returning
Saturday. .i5@
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22
Mei9bborbooo hews

in town Saturday.
Annie Schuelke is helping Mrs. 7
Elfring during threshing.
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Yetter spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Eichhorst,
J. Evenson went to town Tuesday.
Mrs. Spicer and Mrs. Riess from Wa
tertown, visited with Mrs. M, H.
Lewis Tuesday.
Miss Nina Jensen visited her sister
Mrs. Fritz Elfring, Wednesday and
Thursday. RI .g
Mrs. Ed Helbing and family and
Miss Inez Spooner autoed out in this
vicinity Monday evening.
Herman Schuelke, Ed Butts, Mr.
Lewis and F. A. Bradley were live city
callers Monday.
Mrs. Rob .Yetter and son Herbert
called on Mrs. Ed Butts Monday. r. :
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

Have you seen one Of those Domes-
tic Hand Vacuum cleaners at the Cozy
Home. They cost s12 and will do just
as good work as any Of the higher
priced machines. After you have
cleaned your rugs by hand, try one Of
these cleaners on it and see if you
don't get out a half gallon of dirt and
dust It's a fact.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

Use a ygeia Z spring and a RID
Van Wrinkle mattress and your life
will be prolonged twenty years. Both
guaranteed for twenty years. Sold at
the Coy Home.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22
( KRANzBURG,

The farmers are very busy now
days getting ready for threshing, for:
inside of two weeks everybody will
be doing It's
Miss Anna Kisbs left for New York
to spend few days with friends
and relatives
Joe Noes was ~ WATERFOWL caller
Friday
Albert Bragg called At the Henry
home Sunday. n
So Miss Maggie CordeiI visited viii,
her sister, Mrs. Joe Fox, il. this fis
week.
Mrs George Haider, who has beer
very III the past three weeks. Is re
covering rapid
Miss Bienna Olson Of Watertown
visited at the Hank Kranz home Sun
day
Martin Lindner was d WatertoWr
lscaiier wednesday afternoon.
Miss Anna Myers. who has beer
visiting with her sister Mrs. Casma'
4 Rowe. the past month, returned Il
her home AZ Ashton, Iowa.
Miss Abbie schlosser of Water
town. visited at the home of her sis
tier MRS. Hank Kranz, Sunday.
Nick Haa1i and family called at tn
Anton Lindner home Sund lay.
| Eosmas Rowe made q business tri,
to the city Saturday 3s
Joe Rnhr pulled his threshing III
|:out TO the old John Ries place las
Wednesday Just To- try the separator
which he has rebuilt and II trnrne
out to he til tip-top order
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22
Breaks Into House i
and Steals Shot Gun.

AZ While Oscar Egge and family we're
camping at Lake Ramp some
person broke into their home on the
south side and stole u valuable shot
gum S!ssIs
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

Those Vudor Porch Shades are be-
coming more popular every day. Hav-
ing shade of this Kind, hung on
your porch means enjoying solid com
fort. Sold and hung by the Coy
Home. as
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

You will find an elegant line Of baby
cabs ana gocarts at the cozy Home
and the prices are right too, 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26

CONTINUED on next page).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26

lures Of the parade. They were: Jo-
sephine Dawson, Edna. Scotch, Mar
garite AEcGhee. Edith Bailey, Mary
Redmond. Louise Mckinney and Laura
Aguirre-
The girls, as they appeared in the
tabIeaux on the Dramatic club float
were: Grace FIeck, Juliet; Margaret
McGhee. Celia; Beulah Brown, Mar
garet; Estelle Campbell POrtia; Sarah
Bridgers, Ophelia; Isabel Springer,
Lady Macbeth Camille KILLER, -Cleopa-
ira; Dema FIeck, COrCelia; Frances
Henderson, Catherine; Mamie Robert
son, HermiOne; Val Carter, Perdita;
Margaret Bryan, Caesars wife; Opal
HadIock, Viola; Alma Morrison, Des-
demona; Eleanor Wright, Beatrice;
Irene Bryan, ImOgene-
The High School BOys-
On the second high school float
were a number Of high school boys
dressed in their football uniforms,
wearing orange and black jerseys. The
float was decorated with the school
cOlOrs, which were also the Os-Aple
colors, and on the side were the let
ters e 2. H. S. 1872" In uniform on
the float were: Carl Upton, Blair
Rogers, Louis Robertson, Charles
Knburn, Alfred Black, William Race,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26

can flags, rode the boys OF the mill
tary institute
IN one machine were: Miss Norma
Van Surdam, J H. Moss, E H huston,
T. L. Marshall and Newton TidwelL
In another We're J. T. ROBERTSON,
Dave Robertson, d. Hogarth, Harold
Detwiler, George Biefer-
In another car were h V Eek H A
Rowe, J. A. Diaz and J 7. Duran
In one of the Z. P NJ. I. automobiles
were seated: Coda Allen, $. Darby
shire, ". Nelms, J. Russell. J Weeks
H Z. Van Surdan. principal Of the
school, drove a decorated automobile
Laura Cheney, Paul Nafe and ". Z.
Settle.
The Red Men and Moose.
Seneca tribe No. 1, of the Order of
Red Men, had a float and an escort to
the float of mounted braves. All were
dressed in indian costume, the men
being mounted and the women and
children on the float The float was
gaily decorated with flags and cOlored
bunting. On the float was a typical
indian camp scene with the tepee and
campfire. with the women and children
sQuatting around it August Meyer,
chairman of the Red Mems exhibit, led
others in the Red Mems department
u-ere J. P. Delaney, T. 5. Huddleston,
W. S HuddIeston. T. ]. Williams, Au-
gust Meyer, Master Jack Smith, Tom
Johnson. Mack II. HOlllng, John CrOth-
ers Mamie Delaney, Vivian Trip, Mrs
Mrs. A Meyer, Elita Spellman and
Grace Johnson.
The Moose lodge appeared next as a
part of the fraternal demonstration.
The Moose wore the red fez of the
cContinued on next page).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26
Coney island Has Fire Loss.

COney Island Has Fire Loss.
New York, n. Y, Oct 26.-Coney
Island was saved from a serious con-
Migration by the prompt work Of the
Island fire department assisted by ap-
paratus from Brooklyn. one hotel ano
several bath houses on the ocean
front were destroyed The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-26
CHILDREN IND FRATERHITfEs
MAKE Good SHOWING IN PARADE
CONTINUED from previous page).

Stanley Shea. Orban Walker, Carroll
Roman, Harold COldweal Baylor Fos-
ter. Chris Fox, Naco Talbot, Roland
Downey, Alfred Woods. Martin Bow
man, Russell WOrthingtOn and Pal
mer ShUmacker-
The rooters following the float
bearing the high school foot ball team
were: Fred Cheney, leader; c S Kill
burn. A. c. Black, r. V. DOWney, O.
Walker, II. A. Schumacher, r. $. Stan
field. F. L Hunter, c. Jungjoharm, FL
ton Biggs, Paul KrupDs Lucas Bacon.
Harvey Logan, Harry Ginsburg, f.
Magruder. Andres LOilo, Marion Rob
ertson, a. Ernest, Eugene ThUrston,
Cecil Stanfield, Robin Jolly, p san
derson, Homer Dale, G. J. Johnston
A. H Foster and Thad Gavin. As
they passed in front Of the reviewing
stand the rOOters gave q rousing cheer
for Gen. E. Z. Steever- Along the line
Of march they continued to give the
high school yells.
The Military Institute.
With the purple and white cOlors Of
the FL PasO Military institute draped
along the sides of their automobiles
and pennants Of their school at either
corner, side by side with small Amerl-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
sSreOsa Gftcrmi0Oaa.

5srit 9oI0tes ser Miniteriemsoe.
bpor Der peotoges at anbeiaIe Here
al De teologiife aaH0i0aters 4nieg.
ninger ON Ordination. Ia man
fife naaeoe at bore ale anisgninger,
bleD BET beilltttet at boloe Minnterie.
msoe igen 26r0ag gftermi06ag Slot.
fen 1.
5orretnings esiionen aa5neoes meO
afipngeIien al Salmen Rr. 10, I'll
9imlene refer Din Niifunobeo,
@lto~. og gait. 5. @ertien oplpite
ct afinit al 8om. Y. sap. og le-
0e0e Scr iomlingen i Ban.
Ter ioretoges golg at gmbeos.
mono meo iglgen0e l1Ofalo: 5or-
mon0 goit. o. 9. g6riltianien
(genoolet); 0eitformouo Bait.
5. @ertien; Sefretqr - Bait. u. z.
RieIien (genbolgD; ansierer 0t.
to 5nuien (genOalgt). I'll 2pgmeO-
lemner al airfernooet palgtes - 9.
geOiteo, Stapleburit, gte6r. (gen.
polgt) oe =. glalrien, gilbert 2ea,
Minn.
5orf.ae ira aorsmS6et / 5ior, Of
5oriton6erne peo Dana College oo
Cutler College ianr Stemmeret pe0
airfens aorsmsOer, o~eOtoget.
grof. gtss fer omtnlte biitoriffe
Oberiigt oper SomfnHOet, ifrenet til
HGbilO- aomiteens 6eitftrift, opIe.
ties. aorsm6oet taffeoe grofesforen
for bette betponingsfuloe arbeioe.
Sesiionen iIutteoe meo 8en al
goit. ". g. Sonien og afipngeLien
at 5almeperiet Rr. 204: .Sfrip Dig
Seius poo NIT 6ierte."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
Diuiam Steaos 6iitorie.

2tf oe S 9erioner, Der bar BiI.
liam SteaOs 0oglige gor0f9ller
poa Titanic, er Den enc bleoen REQ.
bet. 9an forteller, at De 5reoog vi.
ten isr q5itanic@s ll~n0ergang iao
% talte meO binon6en ON i~orifeI.
liee merfeli9e 9egioenbe6er / Oeres
Gin. % 81. a. fom Snmtnlen og.
iao mo poa Opertro.
9enoo Mionot ioeoe 5teoo, at
ban biI0e fortnlle Dem en- 6iitorie,
ban nIorie fer bau0e fortalt til no.
gen; men De iful0e Oa ie, at ban it.
fe par opertroiif. y6or at De ifol
c, at ieg life er Oct" iogoe ban,
~pl lea acre Gem opmGrfiom pao,
at ieg begpnoer Siitorien en- 5reoag,
os nit llr. bier, at ieg isrit bill
lutte ben Den 136e~.
9iitorien oreie0e Jig ON en- Ssn.
itription, Der par iunoen paa en-
Wtumicfiite ! en- p9Dptiif @rap. Ssn.
lfriptionen o6oare0e ale og en6oer
moo at genfortpae Den Siitorie, iom
De benmeligbeosiulOe Sieroglpfer
in6eboIot. Den, Der pooe6e bette,
ifiilOe nemlig % en- ooloiom DIR.
Steno fortoIte ioo Siitorien. Der
et opbt Sn0trpt pau SiI6srer.
ne.
Zen NanO, Der un6eif DsOen peo
9itonic"s lln6ergana ON Ssnoo.
ger, io9oe, at ban fortolte bette,
at ban ei bar ooertroiif oa notur.
fiin betrogteSe gteo6s poo.
fsIgenoe DOB iom ct mqrfeliatsom
mentrpf, men ban snifeoe BOG fife
at gre oct efsperiment at aenfor.
tPne Siitorien.
Otter en- Shin6s 5orIsb iaabe
ban: BEG tror, at ben &iitorie fom.
mer jee oIorie til at fortpne til no..
get Nenneffe".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
Sgnbae.

Oct er life iaa Iiee en- Gag, bpor.
le0es man ifal refere eler fortpae
ira ct aarsmsoe; men oi ioor na.
turlignis gre BET eiter beoite Stsn.
90 port beoite Sfsn er, at % Den
onnOeliee oe opbpgoeIise SIDE oeo
ct Qarsmsoe er gnnife fremtrp0en.
De, 90 iGrlia SenOoe inotoger en-
iremiflOt Rla0s, boao Der ~ioretages
Den Dag 90 inmler langt flere 0en.
neifer END nogen nn0en Gags 5or.
banOlinger, ion bsr Ssn6ag ogioo,
/ bonO Der meooeIes ira WG6et, ino.
rsmmes EN- goo BIoos. So, 5snoa.
gen - eIer en- Spile. og &eaigoag
| bDer llge = biorsrer fra 5fobel.
fen, o. 8antroen bar olorig formoo.
ct at fortr9nee Ssnon9en. Won
fan misbruge ben, men life iortr9n.
ge ben. Zen ifol bIipe til Dngenes
Gnbe til 8eIfigneIie for allie, iom
bill benptte ben ret.
8erfor err bet / I'm go6e Oroen,
at ben inbtoeer en- fresnffaot BIobs
| bore firfeIiee Rsoer os | 1eo6e.
Iefferne fra bisie. TSsn6agen unber
Garsmsoet peb aenmore bar en-
RIG Dog. Oct ipntes os, at Wsoer.
ne | life ringe @rob Dor altb6eoon-
beoe. De begpnote me6
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28
Or6inations. s.

@u0stiene te
ON Qiorgenen. 0ette Neoe iaoleotes
meO 9enneiolmen: naano oper
4an0er, tom neo ira oct bsje.
Somiunoets 5orman0 mesieoe
5orio0eIien % 5rosbefenoeIien ior.
an alteret. 0ereiter iang 5oriam.
Iingen til Orgelets 5ouer Solmen:
rDeiIig er Spnet og Iifligt. boor
9reorene bDaae" OR. 1850.
Samfumoets 0%pitfoumano. Bait.
Ss5olm boIot Oerefter Chickering's.
toIen itO ira ,. aor. 3, f7-20
oct @llos ORR, Der taller ioa font
ON qiSorligelienS Gieneile" og ON
Senoebu0ene / ariiti 5teo@. 9toe.
le faa 5onfer ifal oi meooele: ser
tales ON 8orIi9 = 5orIig meO
@ltO. Der MAJ aItiaa oare fomrnet
noget / 8eien - Der Dor bIenet
5ien0fob. SpnOen bopOe ifilt Men.
neifet ira @n6. Derfor mootte ser
lie 5orIi9eIie. @uo gioroe Begun.
0elien. San forligte 9eroen meo fig
ieln, ibet ban life tiIregne0e Snn.
6ere oeres OnertreoeIier. Oct gior.
Be ban, ioet ban ien6te lin S6n. Der
babe opfpIote 9ooen % le0 for
Snn0en / bort Ste0. Og ida opret-
teoe ban aGorliaeliens 5ieueite~ for
at funne forlige os meo @lto. Og
5orliaelienS 5ienere. ser er Sen0e.
blto / ariiti Steo, ifaI ira apoitIe-
mes Gage % neO i8ennem 5iOerne
forfpnoe for al 8eroen, at @uo piI
forliges me0 Spn0ere. 8i ban0Ier
iom ariiti S~en0e6it0. meo Sub.
magt ira bam o9 meo aniuor oper
for BAN. Og iom Senoebuo / Sri.
hi SteO ifoG ri oeiaa mo0tage De
ipo itnoe @~enneffer, fom / Dag frem.
titles ! Dor Niote for at edo no !
5orligeIiens 5ieneite.
5 Sllitningen Of i'm Gale npnnte
Reitformonoen ioo De ipo isr nppn.
te aon6ioater % 5portiI bpcr al Dem
bar fol0et.
5nlmen: - Gag poa apoitoIiit
Bis" Or. 39i. ID 6leu iao
iungen. og fire al gr9iterne opI9ite
DC oeo O~r0inationen brllgte Sfrift.
ofinit: Mnttb. %, 1870: ng2ig
er qioen Of Noat I $immelen og
pan Sor0en, aaar 0erfor ben" oip.,
r. Sit. 1. So: o0erior efterloo
iea Dig poo areta, ior at on ffiiI0e
bringe / OrOen" Off. = 1. 9tr. 8,
p: n8ogter Cubs Sioro pos
e0er, o9 fsrer 9iIipn" oiu. 2
Tim. 4, 10: Seq beinprger Dig
for SUBS 90 ariiti Seiu aoipn
Brp6if Or6et" oip.
mere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-28

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6oritanoereu for 9rinitatis Se-
minarfum, 8rof 8. 2. Sig, oigap
giopport angooen0e Arbeioet oeO Dor
SfoIes teologiife 2lf6eIing. Der bop-
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porten ~oDergooe8 til Som. SIR. 2.
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mn 6orilog til GaIg al De mioIerti-
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ninaen ~ouerganes til Som. 9er. 4.
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taget 6apoe gioet noget 0periflto,
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benitilGeoe at orbeioe ben til I Ma.
rets COB at foa ct 9loer0omsbiem
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len al Salmen 300 % Bon al 0ro.
itpreren.