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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
Notes of Farm and Orchard

A. J. How'd has 16 varieties OF
grapes on his fruit farm. All of
these seem to be in their element
here and are prolific bearers, ex-
cept one, the Salem, which pro
-duees small and sparsely filled
lbunches.
California grapes are selling for
8 cents per pound in Boise. R.
B. Shaw, who is making a success
of European grape culture, says if
Emmett prowers can get 3 cents
per rourd each year an acre will
yield from 500 to $1,000.
d. H. Root trots out a curiosity
in the shape of potato tops
plentifully sprinkled with potatoes.
A muskmelon measuring 80
by % inches was presented to
The Index last week. 1t was
grown by Ira Transue from seeds
secured from Rocky Ford.
Thompson Craig is displaying
Concord grapes that make fine
showing, among them being a
bunch weighing Is ounces. Mr..
Craig has well kept vineyard
and takes pride in its care.
Ed Dewalt this week contributes
to charlie Gamage's exhibit three
pov bes weighing 5 pounds 6
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
La,te Peaches In.

Shipments of late peaches, of
the Lowell, Salway and Lemon var
ieties are being made daily. They
come from the Hit, How'd, c. w.
Cook, Hargus, Calender, Wilson,
Hartley and Fields orchards. The
Hartley plant is using small
force of packers on the late corners.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
SORGHUM MAKING
DAYS
They Call Up Happy Memo
ries of Childhood
Days

They're making old-fashioned sor
ghum in the old-fashioned way in
the Emmett country these days.
The Dresser brothers have their
mill in operation and wagon loads
of cane are passing through town
tc be made into the sweet amber
fluid. The mill was moved here
during the summer from the Dres-
sels' old lows home, where it had
done duty for a number of years. 1t
is very complete plant and is
being well patronized and good
old sorghum will be a common com
modify in Emmett homes the COM
ing winter.
These sorghum making days
bring up memories of the early
days in Kansas, which were doubt
less shared by many OF our read
ers who came from the MiddleWest.
In the 7O's sorghum was generally
used fer sN eeteIiLg in most fam
lilies where we lived and those
who could affoId sugar on their
tables were considered rich be-
yond compare. Now, sorghum isn't
bad eating, hut when it comes on
the table every one OF the S65
days of the year, ard you have to
eat it for the simple reason that
there is nothing to take its
place-then one gets tired of it.
We don't know how sorghum is
made now, but when We were a
kid sorghum making time was cne
of delight. The mill was generally
run by horsepower 1t was lun TO
watch the sweet juice trickle down
through the flour sack strainer
tied tightly over the barrel into
which it emptied and fun to get
a cup and catch the juice te drink
or suck through straw.
The boiling Of the juice was ac-
compIished by means of long,
wide pan, set over roughly built
home made fu1naoe. Into the big
vat the cane juice was poured,
and as it cooked frequent skimming
was required. When Thoroughly
cooked it was drawn off into kegs
and barrels. AS a general thing,
the owner of the mill received no
cash for his labors and the use
of his mill, but took share CT
the sorghum as toll"
The sorghum, though we got|
tired of it, was great blessing to
the early settlers, and We don't
know how we'd have done without.
1t lasted the year round, and was
used in manifold ways. Chief
among these, to the children, were
taffy pulls in the winter evenings.
The neighhor boys and girls took
turrs in having these big social
events ard the older folks got
as much enjoyment out of them
as the younger ones. And becaus
of this, the happiness of childhood
in a new country was greatly in
creased, ard the part that sor-
ghum played in our lives was an
one.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
Democrats Hold Meeting

The opening gun of the Demo-
cratic campaign was flied in This
city Friday evening. Judge VIII
liams and Frank Martin were the
orators, and c. P. Bilderback intro
duced the speakers with grace
and dignity About 75 were pre-
sent, but the hall was too cold
fer enthusiasm, the only outbursr
oecurlin when the name of VIM.
]. Bryan was mentioned National
and state issues were discussed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
BUY CATTLE
In TEXAS
TIain5oad OF Beef steers TO BE-
s3laPed to Emmett

The demand foi beef from the
railroad camps in this section has
caused a scarcity in the supply OF c
caused scarcity in supply Of cat
tie will be shippt to this section
by prominent stockmen.
Those in. crested in the PROPOSE
tion are James DeChambeau and A.
L. and Harvey Gatiield Of this city
and. L. L. KnowIton CT Sweet. E.o,h
Mr. Dechambeau and the Gatfields
have teen furnishing meat 70 the
railroad camps for sometime on
contract. The stock will consist
for the most part Of yearlings.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
Reosption to Retidng Pastor

A reception will be rendered
Rev Dean Hamilton and his wife
by his congregation at the Baptist
church Friday evening. All mem
beTs Of the church are invited TO
be present. Rev. Mr.. Hamilton
will leave Monday for new fields
of labor after more than two years
of faithful and Conscientious work,
greatly 10 the regret of his con-
gregation and many friends out
side of his church. He will en-
gage in work in the interest of
the Baptist convention, going from
here to Shoshone. Mrs. Hamilton
ard children will go TO Salt Lake
to visit friends for an indefinite
time.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
Ship Nine Carloads of sheep.

Andrew Little on Friday shipped
to Chicago nine carIoaCs of fat
lambs for the market. The con-
signment was made up cf as fine
a lot of lamts as ever left En-
nett. William Little and John
accompanied the cargo.
shipment OF nine caTIca6s o.
mutton lambs was made yesterday
by the vanDeusen brothers. John
and VIII Hoppock ac-
companied the train. Mr.. Hop
pook will stop off in Indiana On
his return to visit his parents.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
Boy Slct in Eye.

Brad ord Pickle, tie 6-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Al Pickle, was
accidentally shot in the eye with
a slot from an air gun BY his
brother last week. The injury prov
ed to be more serious than at rirst
ard he was taken to a
Boise specialist yesterday by his
mother. 1t is not yet known
whether he will lose his eyesight
or not.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
A Profitable Orohald.

c. w. Cook received so cents
per crate f. Q. b. Emmett for his
peach oIcp. From eight acres he
sold 27OO crates of first-class
fruit at so cents per crate, or
$3.50. He sold $4,000 pounds of
culls at three-foul tbs of a cent,
or s1O5. Total s1455, or s1S2
per acre. His orchard is three
years old. He is now marketing
the crop of 200 trees of Salways.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26

ounces. They were grown in his
garden. Another contribution that
is unusual is a 20-pound melon
grow in a glass jar by Henry
Obermyer. The jar was placed in
the field, a blossom on the vine
was put in the jar and the melon
grew thriftily.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
Celehfete AnniYeIsal, ,

The Rebekah lodge celebrated the
61st anniversary of the founding
of the order. on Friday evening in
a most enjoyable manner. A
large number of members and Odd
Follows were present Games that
furnished no end Of amusement and
De- 'cious refreshments were the
features of the program.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
The O1,taIio Fair.


For the Malheur County fair
at Ontario this week, the Payette
Valley railIosd is making a round
trip rate of s1-75 to Ontario.
Trains leave at Z in the morning
and $3.50 in the afternoon. Return
ing train leaves Payette upon the
arrival Of the Pony from Ontario.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
Born

On Thursday Of last week TO Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Grogan. a daughter
On Sunday, to Mr. and Mrs. Bob
McElfresL, g daughter.
Oh Tuesday. to Mr.. and Mrs
Free Colburn, a son
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26

The prices obtained have ex-
.ceeded the expectations of the
growers and have been very salts
factory. The market is active now
and prices advancing, the quota
tioIs today in Chicago being soc
10 90c.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
leans Are Plertiful.

Frarg Lowe and Herman Craig,
camp tenders for the YanDeusen
Sheep Company during the past
season, stationed on Bulldog creek,
are in town. They report bears
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
Fine Seedlings

Richard Barrett has been favor
ing his neighbors with some ex-
ira fire seedlings of the Chero-
kee variety. The flavor was de-
lieious.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
SEVENTY-EIGHT CAR
LOADS PRUNES
Season VIII Close This Week
Good Prices Are
Obtained

Emmett's shipments of prunes
this year total rs carloads, not
counting those sent to the evapora
tor at New Plymouth, which Will
probably amount to two carloads.
The season is practically at an
end. The Fruit Association, Hart
ley and Mayfield plants shut
down the first of the week. The
Westlake plant had about two more
carloads to pack this morning. A
record run was made yesterday by
Arthur Richards forces,170O crates
being packed. Forty-five packers
were at work.
The total carload shipments
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26

The Emmett choir, selected from
the churches, will go to Nampa this
afteTICCn to take part in the
musical festival. The chcir is
composed of the following: Sop
ranOs-Mrs. Ray Newcomer, Mrs.
r. B. Shaw, MIS- Cort Pyle, Miss
Goodman and Miss Pembletou. Alto:
Mis-. R. N Cummings, Mrs.
Blackler, Miss Florence Rundstrom
and Miss Cttharine Davis. Tenors
Lou Burton, DR.. Clark, R.
B. Shaw. Bass-Lynn Burton, W.
E. Smith, E. c. Rundstrom and
C. L. Gamage. Yiolin-Fred
Brown, Miss Ruth Hunt. Pianist
Mrs. Zachman. Director, Mrs.
Geo. D. Knipe. Manager, George
D. Knipe.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26
EPWORTH LEAGUE
THIS WEEK
A Three Days Convention
Begins in This City Fri
day Morning

The annual convention Of the
EpWo League of the Boise dis
triot will open in the Methodist
church here tomorrow and con-
tinue through Sunday.
Prominent workers will be pre-.
sent from this section Of the
state ard will take part in the
program. The opening session will
be held Friday I light at 7:45. Mis-
Opal Crouch will deliver an ad'
dress of welcome. A reception tc
the visitors Will follow. The con,
yeution will get down to busines!
Saturday morning at O'Clock. The
program follows:
FIiday
Address of welcome, Opal Croud
Music and reception.
Saturday
8 a. m.-Devotional
9:20-Comm ttees.
9:3O-Reports.
missionary Work, Mr.. Pri
OF Boise. Discussion.
11:30-Busines
1:20-Devotional
1:30-EvangeIism, Rev. A.
Howarth of Payette. Discussion
2:15-Social Service, Joyce KeI
dali of Bo:se. Discussion by Jessi
Rosenbaum.
3:OO-Bible study, Miss MILD
of Caldwell.
Symposium.
3:45-EIection CT Officers.
S:O0-Addres by Rev. J.
Gillian, D. D.
Sunday
9:45 q. m,-Sunday school.
11:OO-sermon, Rev. ]. D. Gil
Iiian, D. D.
$3.50 p. m-Junior League, Mrs.
Bent.
7:0O-Epworth League service.
s:0O-Closing service: sermon by
Rev Dean Hamilton of Emmett.
The public is invited to attend
all the sessions.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26

Come in and see our line Of new
fall hats, at The Fair store.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26

Butter wrappers at Index office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-26

meTeIs in the upper country.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-09

let oirfeIiet iunot ariiteniino, fan
foripnre 0bifuronti5me. O6ihlran.
ten, iom oil mo0i9tte fla lpr0 In.
o%erisgeIie oe tDele lln0erisgerne,
bar fife ariiti Aan6. ) Sjerte %
| 5remireoen er ban en- SDpe ira
NlrooelaI0eren. 6or at BRUCE Bulb.
neas beremte moraIife 5abel, ban
oil ltanoie ben grpen0e Dag oeo al
oreie 9alien ON paa Den galenoe
Sane. Sn9en snifer at quite 9fbe.
len Ell @lns ansie. Ren BET err
ef5per ariitens 4ligt iom tiI6s.
rer ben p0le 3pr al 5an06e0sie.
acre al preDe olle 5ing og bol6e
iait oeo oct goOe. San 6ar oaioa
Rettigbe0er. ieIp ON ban tefniif or
ul9ro, og at ontoge nogen iom
BELT OpiatteIie, Der mooiiger bans
%aan0eliee Omosmme, iimpeIt6en Tor.
81 oct fommer ira en- indfaIot 2qr6,
er at irniige fig ems 5rf6eo iom
ariiten og i'm 5eoielsret iom en-
Mnn0.
ZEE oct ppperlige life 9prf al Bro.
iesior aenne6p Oh 1eItoment Sri.
ticism ano TIE Rigbts OF TIE In.
learned. J. 8. @eoeD. Og araft
al bans pribote 0smmefroft er ban
iig bepioit, at meoens ale bar gtet
I'll Of n~n6erisee. ioo MAJ aaben'
bart f%oruoinotogne 29roeS Slut'
nineer undertakes en- ganife lprlig
in6gooen6e l1noeriseelie. Den melt
alminoelige gibellpier er l9rb NOT
til at pfoe, at lln6erisgeIie al ben
BOG, iom ger 8ororing pno at ppre
opernoturlig = Of benz, Tom er 90.
benbnre Sienoer Of alt, Der er oper'
noturliet, og Stioiet Of @eniton.
be, iom fun fon ~foritoaes al Men.
neifer meb ct n6mpgt og isnoer.
fnuit Sierte - foretoaet al 6oIf,
|iom bepiieIist bripes Of en- uprbsoie
IMmb Cot innonnne unoeris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-09
Sitanies Undergoing.
ri 2Dnr Ytnriu5 3onien,
Stnpleburit, lebr.
diHerten.

Get pnr . en- irpgteIig lllpffe.
ION ifete bin aprilmoraen, 0o II.
tame ionf. Zen fan man foe pao
en- enfelt Meo0eIelie / Apiierne, %
fuuoe l1Ipffen moaife baDe pprei
afpGrget. oeriom man bnpoe bait ct
eneite file og iorboIospis b.lligt
8e0ifub ON gorO. nemlig en- Ok a il
nefiffert. Men Oct bapoe man
fife. @eoens Sfibet laa / 0oDn /
Soutbampton, par man tort isr bets
@fieiIing bleoen flnr oper, at en- iaa.
Ban aiffert fife ion0tes pan oct
men set par 5i6 at lette 9nfer, 9fe.
oerne oil0e fife opbol0e Sf26et FOR
en- iaaoan llbetp0eligbe0s Sfpl0;
o3itonic" iejle0e mob amerifa u0en
@arinefiftert.
III iperger. bporle0es oenne 9lan.
gel funoe 9aDe ifpbnesoangre 6gl,
ger. 5 Aplien lpites, at 6apoe 10.
figsman0en ! gIitnnic"s 5narn bait
ben omtalte Narinefiffert, % tutoe
ban bnpe oponget Ssbjerget iao me
get fsr, ion Sammenitsoet funoe
bnpe pPret unognaet. ON M Bette
forbol0er zig ianleoes, fan iee life
afssre; ieg bar ingen ia~gfpnoiges
l1otalelier at boloe mig til, men
fun en- @pismeooelelie Nen BET er
10 en- aenosgerning, at mango @on.
ge ioa faor Imna Sine en- piotr9f.
fen0e 9etp6ning, boorfor yrofeten
Sofnrias fpsreer: .Spo bar foroetet
.rinse Sings Gag" Soften bdroe
tabt ct Ssm al Ben enc Of lime $50,
og bet bIep Garing til at Won0en
miiteoe Soften; en- SO iporfeoe til en-
.2pgte, boorpeo ben ppIteoe, oe bet
bIeo anrfng til gbicaeos grano.
EiIppreIien er fufo al efsempler
paa, at oIioen Cue pnlter fort 99s~.
Se lieerpis er Der mango Menne.
fer; be Iioer Sfibbruo, foroi De pao
Seiln6ien oper 9ipets Snp mongIer
ben Warinefiffert, fom beo6er FRO.
geo froens aiffert opbneer man
Ssbiereene; ben oneiper benz rette
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-09

meoens ariihis fun por Ell 0reng
eller en- gngling eaer fun en- Seoe
efter aG6et Il aor. 10, III. Oct
er ct 9ionesbpro al BAN. iom er
erflRrei Tor @u0s Sen, meO al.
mogt. Oct er Den altofesren0e %
en0elige Stemme ! Sngen. aeno.
sis 9egrensninger, er nae M al.
foite0e; 90 bog giDes ben opitanone
Serre life oIene life en- Sfpgge AT
ct 8inf ON, Of noget uoiagn ! bet
gnmle 3eitamenfe err naffurat, eli.
FER Of nogen Gel 6erai bebepere He.
biiion, eler at rettes, fife olene er.
flprer Gan beiit nlporligt, at De
gsger, pi 6ar mootnget iom ct
8prf al Moies, er pirfeIig Roies'
gsaer, men nutboriierer me0 hans
enooommeIiee SeoG belle bet gomle
Teitomentes Sfriiter ira 9egDn6el.
len til Gnoen.
Ger er imiolertiS TO eGer ire
Speresmaol, ION mnn asres, bn
enboer, iom ihtoerer pore Cages
Opeoper, oil fomme til at itaa 9(n.
iigt iii qnii9t meo benz.
Oct fsrite er bette: 6r life 6or.
fniteIien al De 6siere friitiife SIut.
finn Oppoiition mob 9ps oa
6remifri6t % uoiOenOe alarmiIters.
og Obifurnnters') Stanopunft9
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Sen bejere &ritIfs=6 iitorie.
vi Canon Onion Sague.
OUeriot ira o1be Fundamentals"
Sol |.
BED SIR. SnIcf.
(Gortiot.)
Otter acnoiis.
Otter acnOTs.

Mau flyer t oenne 5orbinSeIie, al
en- Del Of ariiti 6~orneorelie par.
at ban par berert at Dor menneife.
Iiee ltpioenbeos og 5eiltoseIiers
Sfre6eligbe6er. De 6Dpler peo ben
iaafal0te Gore ON aenofis, eder
l~lbtemmelien'), iom en- tilfreositil.
len6e 6orfInrine al bans W,orsv
@en arfihisg toIte 6tH Set oomtt
t~etdmehtas sfriftet effer bans
Dpf,an6elie. Son befrafteoe efter
lin 6erIige Gpiton6eIie got De Gin1
bsr aQeinmmen Of ful6fommes, ION
er ifrepen | Moie COP. oe grofe'
terne % Solmerne ON mig" (euf
"a, Az. Gette par life ct Shines.
bpro, aflagt eennem aenoiis Eioen
, RemIie of Serrens euooomme
|liee ggenifober. 8. 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-09

ben Gro ] Ben iomme 4ono; en- on-
Den @oper I'll at 6eIbreoe Den Jam.
me Mono oip.
20, @eniebeoen / 8orintb boooe
9rlg for. ia en0oa 3rang til Brit
GER al ole De @aoer % 9(oPeu6areI-
ier al qonoen. iom fanotes i 0ens
0}iote. I sic 5ing oor ifenfet oen al
Ono til At gore @aon meo.
9ignenoe forboIoer BET Jig cnonn.
9eroens farite og itsrite Srang
er frem0eles 3rongen til 5reIie.
Men boor en- Slot troen0e Men.
neifer ioa bar iIlittet liz inmmeu til
en- Reni9be6, Ser er frem6eIes me-
get 8oon at 9ere, Ser tran9es til
mango 5jeneiter.
@enig6e6en pil aItio bare 9rug
FOR y9is6oms Gale, banren al oen
rette @on6. Ct biiit Orb / rette Iio
% poo rptte Ste0 bil strife @oon.
QigeIaa meo .aunoifnbs Gale.
qunOifob eaer Qpr0om oil SUBS
Menig6e0 oltio bare 9rug for, Sen
nil oltio flnne gore 8aon, blot =
mprf bette - / Sen rette @an0,
barren Al @uos aon0.
% life minore bar ben Brig
for yGro" - 0et err life BEN rel
Ien6e 3ro, 9aulus Der taller ON,
men Den Gro. ser itoler paa @uos
Better % bans Riaes SER, og ION
oerfor meO aroit fon goa j Spi6-
fen og nbrette itore Eing.
90 Ia fremOeles. Ser peoblioer
OF opre meget for @itos @enieber
OF u0rette. 3erfor 9RIoer BET ON, q.
olle @aoer fommer / 9rua til BET
ION er 9opnIigt.
Set er 0uoS Ueddl NEE Haoen'
borelIen Of I'm aprIiabeO at itiitt
Sam.
san bar qiort geroen Sam pei
OF ienoe oen i'm Sen til 5relie, Der
npft oeb at ienoe oen Aanoen. %
ban 6lioer fife trpt, men %peobIipei
al pile o;rfe til Bapn belle geier
frem imo6 Dor en6eIiqe TorIesninf
oa tit Riges 6~uI6en0eIie.
9oo os 0erfor, Genner. bennttI
hoer Sc @ooer, ban bar fooet, III
iii Sta6s, fife I'll of pronge meo
men til oct, ION er aoonIt9t.
ooao BET Iao er. Set o%perIooes ii
6iq, 2pier. at fin6e no un6er @uoi
aan6s @%eiIebninq.
Men. Bette Orb er opr6 at MGR
te ia: Ill set. ION er aopnligt.@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-09

1rif Snnbins 6nebGrDritfe. Era
en- 25e Jlaiie al SmnOins donOsns
Ierspe GnsbGrirap fan Dc tiaabs 5
WaIoner clsr 125 @las al en- JUMP,
b~tlimasenoe % forfriitsnoe 1rit.
SnDeboloer lite bet minofe Alfobol!
YrGpareret Of rene, importereoe
Gnsber. &jpb sanOins, Ost ensite
Rste. 1ilialss hos bore Asenter.
Tinots Der ingtn Msent | 7eres
Nabolas. iaa ipprs 1eres @roeers'
man eiter Den elIer ieno 25e oirefte
I'll os. Asenter enifes oberalt til
at iGlse Dor fonoeniereoe GnebGr,
frnp os bore Jamilir'W eoieiner.
etor Jortjenefe. Bore 8etinselier
I'll AeeRter itnoes frit paa Jorlans
senbs. 2unoin 4 &c., 117.119
=. GIi3atetb st., 9bieass, 81.
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Dana Kcloni
Standard, liberia, canada

Oenne aoloni bar M oper 125 6onte geoemmer oe ct tort
AreaI er oponrfeo % neoiooet aor.
Canadian 9ocrc Sernbonen bor ihnet $50 Acres mere
2on6 til 0onifernes Ron6gbe6. 0ete areaI itsber til ben op.
runoeIiee aoIoni. Brien pon bette 2nno er $40 per acre, os
Set iqlees poo @Ifonr al t/0 aontant oe aeren 8 oarIige
afbetaIineer me0 6 q Hente. Iii Cite 5If u6en aapEoI men
ON er 9ei66eIe Of be nsopen6ige Reoffaber oe geiRtning til
at brine en- form. pil SeItobet Inane inotI $4,000 til at bebpsge
% opoprte en- al 6iSe 5orme ir.
8i bar uogpet en- lille Bog pn 3onff me6 giGeber al
bonfe 5oIt og beres 5nrme beroppe hamt 8efrIpeIer Of esner
os ~5orboIOene Der. Denne BOG ien6es fr poa 5oroneenoe Strtu
enr ben.
Neonhe siGeprier os OpIpsnrne ansoaenoe etsfuriiOner
tan fnos oeo Senpenbeie til
Rneaiter, Canning & Company,
General Representatives.
Council Bluffs, So.
j. n. 8. 9Rprtbn,
Stonoor6, alberto, Gmobo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-09
sffe 6bifnrantiiter.

Get er bsjit fornSoent Of ppre
fuloitpnoie fIor oner bette 8mft
bet fjerner fife ioo li6t Misfor.
itooeIies Stgp.
ZnTfet ON at moOtage bet 2ns.
iom ben melt frpetlsie llnoerisselit
al SanObeOen, al ben itsrite Ger
Dom, fan gipe, er enboers Enffe
Tom | gm6beb troer gibelen. Sn
y aolf Tom Iepe | Wgrfe. G.G
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-09
Gn nOilnst.

timber 6isie ersnne 9reers Sfpgge
5 Sen 6e6e Mf06ogsitmO,
9onr bentaitet poo Roturens Geppe
Seq uoitrnft mob Iraets arone ier,
0d nit gie 1tpiIfoarligt ponorer
Sra BET enegreesEo p op til Der dhoet
fra Oisie opno bit MOB Simlens
SfDer,
Com for 8inOen longiont Srioes
fremao.
e
q
Denne. Sisie bpibe MasIers gorer-
bpor meetiel - TITLE Dog oo
ganife iagte
Den fig gennem Trpers 9oppe ipn.
fer A
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-09

Gems A|QQeHDQIelie II Utl, 'uHi
er gaonli8t. I. aor. y, :.
I'll Oet, iom er goonli8t. Il.
ger apoitelen; oct er ct Senipn ION
uomqrfer alt @u0s Bert.
@i logger 01nrfe til, At oct Son.
8, IS 5eooer: Obi i~oole0e5 elite0e
@u6 8eroen, al ban gan i'm Son
Den enbaarne".
Ga. iuit iaole0e5, fOroi ben
@aaoe at elite @eroen poo "a /
~oaer6eieite @ra0 9aonIi9.
Quo 6ooer bar nof elifet 9er0en
og eIifer ben fremoeles paa onOeu
9}ao0e og oct o9ino til @aOn.
8i fan iaoIeoes tpnfe pna. boao
9auIus pegeOe paa for 6eOnineer.
ne j 2Dstra / 9iaeaiien, at @u0 ban.
&c aoipet Dem 6egn o9 frugt6are
Si6er nf 6immelen % m9ttet oeres
Sierter me0 6Goe og @Ip0e."
Ten ifnlOe geroen bieIpes rig.
Zig III @oon5. biGlpes til 6relie ira
S1no % ale oens uIpffelige 6eIger
for 8io og Gpig6e0, ioa moatte Oen
elites on6erIeoes, onIeoes iom
nppnt.
81 min0er Blot ON bette Der ION
Oct oaer it9rfeite ltotrpf Tor, at BET
obiolut gopnIige er Bet oenipn,
iom SUBS aprIigbeo tnQer.
On onoen eng, ri oil m.noe ON
ION gepis for, at 8uo / line Ser.
ninger aItio bar set gaonlige FOR
gle, er Seiu llnoer9erninger.
@isieIig eior0e Seius llnoerger-
nineer iom r5egn" paa lin Sen0eI-
fe; men oeo Sioen al at bpre Iegn.
Dor Seiu llnOeraernin9er alto
8reliesgerninger.
Oct onr ga / Snn0beo 9opn.
lie @erninger, Sefus qioroe. nnar
BON qoo ben blin0e Spnet, renieoe
Den ipeoolife, IinoreOe Ben p9rf-
Bru0nes Smerter, itiGe0e Stormen
poo Seen. beipiite bungrige @enne.
1ter ! Zrfenen DIR. o.ip.
91en @erOen trqngte til mere
Conn, emo oct Seius uoretteoe, oa
ban %oanoreoe paa Sor0en iblonot o..
ieIp nnor pi tager bans 9foelie, ORB
og 0pitanoelie meo / 9etrngtning.
0u Seius forIo0 9eroen % al.
Ter inotog &erIig6eosiebet peo ia.
6erens bsire 6oono, 90 nor 9eroens
Grelie erun0Iagt, men Den par
life pirteliggiort.
Der itlI0e epes langt mere Sam
/ 9eroen fro Subs Si0e Of eaonu,
ON 8er0en ifuloe bIipe frelit.
Aonoens 0ert itoo tilboee.
9et er Oct, goulus ifriper ON /
bet anpiteI, boorfro open for an
ferte 0ers er toget: oQfen til en-.
hper eipes 4on0ens aobebarelie til
Oct, iom er gapnIigt."
Get ipnes, Iom Menigbeoen /
6orintb fife bapoe Spn for oct 9opu-
Iige / oft @uos 8prf.
Zen eieoe ct tort Moal al @oDer.
men ben oar tilbeielig til at BRUCE
@aber e til en- Slogs Uplifting.
0g iaa Dor man fommen til az
innn 'nIigne @aperne - 6pilfe par
De ifsnneite og beoite og snifeligite?
6na er oct, 2lpOitelen, oeres anl.
beige 5aoer. laoer Dem poe, at Dc
bar fooet nae 6isie 1aaOegaper, bis,
ie aabenborelier al aanoen for at
tiene og gre @apn oermeo.
Ger er 5orifel pao Nao0egoper,
men oct er ben iamme 2lan0; og
Der er 5orifeI pno 8ieneiter, men Oct
CT oen famine 6erre."
On eipes Der peo aonoen Bis.
6oms Tale; en- nn6en aunoifabs 20.
Ie ifeIge ben innme Gono; en- an.