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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02
NOVEL SHAPES IN
~ PARIS LAMP SHADES

Paris has set the fashions i'm two
novel shapes in lamp shades. The soft
silks Of which they are made must be
OF the same tone. when not precisely
Of the exact shade. as the rooms color
scheme. This silk, shalloWly fiuted, is
fitted about the foundation of finest
wire in rounded or distinctly point.
ed oblong. None OF the shades are
perfect circles. and in this respect
their shapes differ radically from those
formerly fashionable. AnotheE-ma
difference is that the top opening is
I0t materially narrower than is the
bottom opening. T.. Cons equently. the
shade has a rather tall appearance,
sometimes oddly at variance with the
base of the lamp which is surmounts.
On these new shades there are no
frills. or skirt effects. Their outlines.
gre kept sharp and distinctive. and al
though they are trimmed with gar
lands of tiny flowers and foliage in.
silk, these furnishings are placed
about the center of the shade while
tie ton and bottom edges are finished
with the narrowest of headings. 1heie
IuiIollluSSy dlIdCucu VIII the .uttnOSI
neatness and regularity consists of
tie dissected necklaces in composition
or glass or coral. which cost only a
small sum and NAV be obtained In any
of the shades needed for one OF these
enpire shades, as they are called in
Paris. 81 81.
Another way of making the. rounded
o. distinctly pointed oblong shade. is
to stamp upon the plain silk a fine
design in Grecian pattern and then
embroider II with the tiniest of 1rys-
tai beads in the same tone as ire cey-
ering material, which of course is not
fiuted. The light of the lamp shining
through these beads gives them
charming radiance, says the New Or
leans Picayune. and the design stands
ont in amazing relief A shade Thus
should have its edges
finished with the finest of silk cordage
and If this cannot be obtained in tone
accurately matching the silk. white
cerdage should he specially dyed for
the beading on the center of the arti-
cie the chief attraction Therefore, no
other details must be prominent.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02
EARLY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
HELPS CUSTOMERS AND GIRLS

The first OF December has arrived
and IL is time for the shoppers to
begin making their Christmas pur.
chases in earnest. Some of them viii
start in TO buy right away and some
have been selecting Christmas gifts
since the first OF last month. There
are others, though, who will wait un.
Ill the last two weeks before Christ.
mas before doing their buying. =
The class of women who will do
this are the ones who remember no
one outside of their own family and
who think that something purchased
at the last minute will do quite well
enough. Yes, any remembrance will
be appreciated by the receiver,
whether IL be large or small or
whether 1t has been in the hands of
the giyer day or a week. But
what of the sales girl who has to
work hard enough during the year
and whose work is more than trebled
during the month OF December? True,
the employers are kindly in their
treatment of the girls who work for
them but IL is matter Of business
that they keep open longer hours the
days preceding Christmas. to accom-
modate the hurrying and sometimes
thoughtless public.
Withini a week or two now the
stores will be opened at night and
the girls who work from early morn
ing till five p. m. will have to give
over their evenings as well. This
would not necessarily be the case II
the ghoppfne were made earlier in the
month. for IL there was no demand
for II, the shopkeepers would not
open their stores?
The woman who Is thinking OF
something more than herself and the
wants of her own dear ones, will. IL
she looks at the girl who is waiting
upon her, often notice sort of visit
full expression upon her face. Per-
haps the girl is wondering how It
would seem TO be the buyer instead
of the seller or perhaps she is think
ing over the many unfinished Christ
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02

Walter e. Frazier, once a wealthy
inventor and scion of an old New
England family. was found at the
point of death in the hay loft. Of a
Chicago livery stable. He was penni-
less n. -. -. -. +.
John p. Studley of New Hayen, who
ran fro governor on the republican
ticket, led an account of his expenses
The total amount spent was $90.SS. "
Cyrel Newman, schoolhoy hunter
is dying in a hospital at H2ckettstown
N. j., from shotgun wodnds received
while rabbit shooting. >....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02

Reserved Seats for center Of gFand-
stand and wings can be booked at q
o. Hall & Sons Sporting Department
(entrance King streetl up to p m;
after p. M. at II. A. Gunst 4 Co.
King and Fort
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02
Pliers Fancy
Boxes

Containing Extract, Soap and
Face Powder in all the popular
odors: Azurea, TREBLE, Flora
rnye, Safrsnor, Pompeia and Es-
peris. Price $3.50 per box.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02
Roger and Callers

Three compartment sets, con.
tanning: Extract;%Soap and Face
Powder in Violette de Parme,
$3.50, 5oquet Des Amours $4.25,
indian Hay $4.25, and Peau d.
Espaene s4.25.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02
WANTED.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
FURNISHED Rooms.

Large. airy rooms; electric light; low
rent = Territory House, $40 s. King.
+ -. }407-1nl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02

in Handsome Satin Boxes, con.
tanning: Fieurs du Passe $3.50,
Jacinthe $500, Rose Rouge,
$3.50, Fieur glamour $3.50.
GIoTe De Paris $3.50, Reeve
FIeuri $3.50, vioiette Merveille
$3.50. Ambrose $4.5o.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02
IN THE WOMAN'S WORLD

but with a little thought and time
she has been able to make her
Christmas shopping easy both for her
self and for the employees in the
stores where she deals.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-02
LOST.

+. A Parish House equipped with a
dance hall. bowling alley and a
moving picture theater may be erect
ed for the First Presbyterian church
of Newark, N. j.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-10-02

Earl McMahan was in the city to-
day on business.
c. A. Carlson came to Bemidji
from Gemmel yesterday
Paul j. Berrisford, of St. Paul,
came to Bemidji last night.
Car of Apples in bushel boxes for
sale at NJ and I. depot.-Adv.
Miss R. DeHarven, of Grand Forks,
was a Bemidji visitor yesterday.
Archdeacon Parshall was in the
city for a few hours last evening.
We have surplus of milk and
cream. W. G. Schroeder Store.-Ad.
Peter NJ. Gas and John Gas were
down from Blackjack yesterday on a
short business trip.
Charles Loring of Crookston, came
to Bemidji yesterday noon in connec-
ton with court matters.
Go to Hakkerup for photos.-Adv.
liver o. Myrtle of Wilton, was in
the city on business Tuesday, re-
turning home the same day.
Sam F. Alderman, of Brainerd,
came to Bemidji last night and is
spending the day here on court bust
ness.
Have you heard the news? Tropp-
mans are now selling light and dark
standard prints and calicos at sc a
yard.-Adv.
The Episcopal Guild will meet at
80 Beltrami avenue, Thursday at
ternon at $3.50.
John Zeta, of International Falls,
is in Bemidji today. Mr.. Zeta is
member of the contracting firm of
Zeta & Johnson.
Car of good apples for sale at M.
and l. depot.-Adv.
Mrs. Cleveland King returned
from Blackjack the first part of the
week, where she has been visiting
friends for a few days. ~
G. B. Kinney, of International
Falls, came to Bemidji last night.
Mr.. Kinney is head of the telephone
company at International.
Apples in bushel boxes for sale on
track at M. and l. depot.-Adv.
Messrs. Brooks, Lakin, Molander
and Mccain went to Puposky Tues
day morning in Mr.. Molander's
speeder on a hunting trip.
Miss Christina Bergren left for
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-10-02
A WoMAN'S BACK
The Advice Of This Bemidji Woman
is of Certain Value.

Many a woman's back has many
aches and pains.
Oft times tits the kidneys fault.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills are
SO effective.
Many Bemidji women know this.
Read what one has to say about it.
Mrs. A. E. Hannah, 704 Mississippi
pi avenue, Bemidji, Mimi, says:
s'Some time ago began to use Doan s
Kidney Pills and the results were sat
isfactory. At that time I was suffer-
ing severely from backache and my
kidneys were not doing their work as
they should. A friend advised me to
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-10-02
TRY A WANT AD
CITATION FOR HEARING NPET1.
TON FOR ADMINISTRATION.

Estate of Vinton l.. Ellis
State OF Minnesota, County of Beltra-
mi, in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Vinton
L. Ellis, decedent.
The State Of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the granting of admins
tration Of the estate Of said decedent:
The petition of Florence E. Ellis, hav-
ing been filed in this court represent
ing that Vinton L. Ellis, then resident
Of the County of Beltrami, State Of Min
nesota, died intestate on the 9Th day of
September, 1912; and praying that let
ters of administration of his estate be
granted to said petitioner; and the court
having fixed the time and place for hear
ing said petition; Therefore, you and
each of you, are hereby cited and re-
quired to show cause, if any you have;
before this court at the probate court
rooms in the court house, in the City of
Bemidji, in the County of Beltrami, State
of Minnesota, on the 18th day of Octob-
er, 1912, at ten O'clock a. M, why said
petition should not be granted
Witness, the Judge of said court, and
the seal Of said court, this 18th day of
September, 1912.
M A. CLARK,
court Seal) Probate Judge.
times daily
4-9251016
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-10-02

Brainerd this morning for q few days
visit with her parents. She expects
ito return Monday morning.
Extra! On Friday we will place
1000 pards fine outing flannel worth
10c at Z 1-sc a yard-only 20 yards
to customer Tropman' Adv.
T. j. Hill Of Mason City, Iowa,
made trip through Itasca state park
the first Of the week. He will return
soon to spend a week or two in this
vicinity.
Crookston Daily Times: Miss ia
net Wallace came back this morning
from Bemidji, where she spent a
pleasant ten days visit with Mrs.
A. J. Jordan.
The magnet that attracts prudent
depositors to the Northern National
Bank is the Government protection
afforded and 4 per cent interest paid.
ADV.
Alexander James, assistant attor-
ney general of Minnesota, is in Be
midi today in connection with the
Mcdonald Beltrami county cases.
He arrived yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Telesphore Beau
dette left for Los Angeles California
today to make their future home.
Mr.. Beaudette has had tailor shop
on Beltrami avenue for secvral years.
Well shod feet always demand at
tention Our new American Girl
Tan Shoes worth up to $500 now at
$2.9S pair at Troppman's.- Adv.
: The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will be enter
tanned in the church Thursday af-
ternoon at $3.50 by the ladies of the
first division. There will be work
to do and all are invited to come.
Rev. Charles H. Flesher left for
Morris, Minnesota, this morning. He
will attend the annual meetings of
the Northern Minnesota Methodist
conference. He does not expect to
return until the first of next week.
Weather reports-cold wave COM
ing. Buy your flannel shirts now
men. Troppman's are selling fine,
all wool shirts worth up to $3.50 for
CSC. Buy them.-Adv.
p. M. Swanson of Thorhult, Min
nesota, arrived in the city Tuesday.
He is here for the purpose Of maxi
ing purchases for his store at Thor
hult. While in the city he is the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Ran
dahl. -.
Miss Eunice Shearer left Monday
for Missoula, Mont, where she will
make her future home. Her mother,
Mrs. George Shearer, will accom-
pany her as far as Minneapolis,
where she will remain until Deem
Der, when she will join her daugh-
ter at Missoula.
J. J. Opsahl and Charles T. Law
ton of st. Paul returned from NAL
lard Tuesday evening in the Opsahie
auto. Mr.. Lawton is at the head of
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-10-02
Notice.

To holders of orders from the town
of Alaska issued before 1912, notice
is hereby given that there is money
in the treasury to pay same All
such holders are requested to send
them to w. S. Fauhl, treasurer, ISL
and Lake, Minn.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-10-02

the Lawton colony at Mallard. They
also brought back with them large
number of birds and rabbits and re-
port hunting as being very good in
that country.
Dollars saved! Men look here.
Fine wool underwear up to $500
now at 88c a garment Mems and
boys sweaters, values up to 9Oc, spec
ial 49c. Troppman's Department
StOre.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-10-02

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* CITY OF BEluDU.
4 4 4 4 4 X X kk% 4 ~
Fast 1Iau ana 1Assen9sr Beet. Leaves
3om1dH Fer
East Bemidu. .s:se .. n. and E:1e p =.
Fare Ice.
Grand Forks Bay and Down
Fare $50.
All Points on the LAko.l a.
FArO Sc.
All Summer Resorts. Use ana S:So ,. u
Fare sc.
Down tho Mississippi River to the Dan
- mile trip and hour stop ct thD
dam. Boat leaves 3:3o p. m, rotuE1-
ing ut $50.
Fare, Round Trip. 500.
Children Hall Fare. Rhono go
CAPT. w. B. MacLACHLAU.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25

% Renneifet par Iigeiaa ouu pao
Sober iom pao SoRifrit. ut Dan
pirfelig par 9erienes Op6oosman0.
funoe man life toioIe ON, mar
mon iaa Dem igennem. Den BET
me0 Ro0erne, 0hliiffen, bet impo-
nere0e eaer5 oroentlig, % De, Der
Uor lige IA uoplpite iom aomponi-
item ielu, 10, De iDnte5, Set belle ioa
itorartet no. 9lbo, ionIeoeS al ie
fit eget 9tapn poa ct int 0tIiifbeite
meo 9IomiterprD0eIier ON &anoen
- i%oriatte en- Sona, fomponere Ell
Nlelooi. Der maaife begge blioe per.
oens6eremte, % booroeo man mao.
fife 6tiper 0illipnprl
"a, oa fe! 9enne lille Sit
~fer6eosoentil er ob oiut ~nSOoenOig
% "a oaiaa anbrogt paa rette Steo.
8ogt ier, 6olfens, Tor ilige 9lOer-
tiSiementer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25

ringer % 9anoinosanlGg. Sra De
6siere liggenoe 9cIe At 5loOen le-
oeoes @ouoet cement piOt iorere-
ne0c aonoler u0 oper De op0prfeoe
SoroitDffer, bpor aornet too tnt
81 grsnt, meoens alt oct 9on0, Der
life par bleoet benpttet, fsrtes til.
boee til Cir lengere neOe / Dulen,
for mooite at brllaes ct anOet Steo.
Zen Bel hi iuIgte. por ! beoite
3iliploe Ell imol 9ier9iti, ofte life
engo1g oct. QloifilIiee @nn9e moatte
ni rioe Iange StrGfninger / Den
bruienoe Cir eaer en- al ganOin9s-
~fanalerne, meOens 9on0et iprsite-
De ira Sen enc Seit til ben ofoen
og longt op 40 Ipggen pon os.
aftenioIen ifinneoe poa 9iereene
oe faiteoe ct 0eiIigt Bps no oper
8olen. men Sfpg9erne bIep lpn8ere
% Ien9ere, og 6lismerfet par al.
Iereoe ltpr, ga oi enoelig eiter nj
8imers 9i0t nooe0e set SteO, Scr
par uoiet til 9eirpIa0s ior Notten.
Zen male OoI uopioeOe Jig li0i
otter Iiot Der, % pna Ell gren Blaos
li9e neoe peo Cir, Der brltie0e al
5teo ooer alippebIoffe % Sten.
par bore Selte reiite. Oct ferite, ui
ioo, al 2eiren, par 8onncbrog, Der
paieoe ira oct mioterite EeIt. iifferi
Tor fsrite Sang beiit i @aoi Sir
9eO asffenteItet bapoe Soften aIle.
re0e fooet en- aulilo tPnot % pai
i 6pro meo at lnpe port iene Ntio'
0ogsnooltio, % uOen for Seltent
itoo olle bore 0fitI0Dr tsireoe / er
lang 9pffe. meoens 5oIfene lao ! er
aIpnae og imaoinaffeoe. Set belt
iaa ia imuft % bpa9eIigt no, q,
'oi blep eonife benrpft oeo SDne.
oerof. DIM"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25

bpno Der er oct beOite 9cpis paa,
at @erninaen betpOer noaet.
9toget lignenoe ton %fremora9es
ira Sfoien. Ser fan Ser oeiaa cores
ct itort 4rbeioe af fpinoeIige 9e9er,
% De inoiife aoinoer nf beiere ao.
ite er tiIluffeoe for MpnO % fife
fan bielpes Of manolige 9pger, I.
SIS. / 6ilipISe al 9ornefsOiel.
8rnngen til Siplp pao bette On.
raoOe er / girfeIiQbeoen me9et tor.
Oct er fife foo Grpfter. Nfisiio.
men bar iot mo poo OF biplpe M}en.
neifer. st encite Misiionsielifab /
ENGLAND bar ioaleOes 90 Sophia.
Ter ipreot no oper Sor6en, buor Der
1910 er bebon0Iet oper 10000
Ratienter % gipet oper 100000
qoninltotioner. Tor ret al f%orItno,
6oor itor 9pgemisiionen er blepen,
On ie mar blot pno felgen0e IoI: /
1907 par Ser $50 Misiionsboipito.
Ter oe 1921 alinifer meO orttrent
1000 2pgemisiioner. 9esuoen bar
Der So Aipler for ipe0aIffe & 5fl.
oien % Ma0onosfor) % 103 Opi.
lnSoinler til qehQu0lind nj 0pi.
u~msrpeere.
9Ggemisiionen er Ell 9erOens.
magt. Oaioa ira 0onif She fore.
itnor en- itsrre ltouioeIie al Arbei.
set. Spi8 ariitenoommen er Ell art
ambulance, er BEN ! boert 5alo
en- Observation-Disclosures Nen BEN er
enonu mere. Spert Soipitol o. boer
9ppemisiionpr brpoer gommeIO per.
fro % 5rolo0om ne0. Soor 2eoe.
missioner fommer frem, oporoger
ben en- Sfore al inofSote triitne
29ger. Der aonr no iom %friitne 9P.
ger ! oeres eget 3olf. Snoleoes GER
man baa0e / aoren % / ainos tore
gper, iom I. Gfs. @out6en % BE.
, fling. 8erfor err ariiten6ommen o..
ioo Ell 8onebrpoer Tor oct rcneite,
fprIiaite % beoite ! oen me 3ihs
anItur % 9in.
$. 2. / ganrb. StiitO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25
6bOrfor yioOleuelt fOm frtm.

Yion fan tage iglgenoe 0ro al
Sbeooore Jfooieoelt Oeo 0tasiems-
oct ! 96icago 2lftenen fsr ben re.
pu6lifanife NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
%9lnbning, iom man oil, iaa itaor De
iom llotrpf ior bans SDn paa 81
tuationen, % bette bans Sgn Oeles
iiffert al ct tort 6lertal al bet re.
publifanite 8arti. ser islger en-
0el of BET, ban iagOe:
pOo ieg / itOitIeone 6ebruar
tom til Den Slutnine, at oct bar
min Bligt at fate mig inc i Oenne
Stamp, ifete oct efter lang og orl-
5pggelie OoerOeielie. Seq par DIE.
pen oper6epiit ON, at Qtr. Iaft
beitemt os fomplet baoOe iluppet
6oltets Sag og belt ooergioet Jig
til, boao De professionally 8oIitife.
re ,bosier" 6Dgger paa, og De tore
prioilegereOe Snteresier itaar bag.
peo Dem. Seq par ogioa bleoen ooer.
beprt ON, at me0min0re ieg tog
Qanrpen op, funoe ben fife 6lioe
eenuemfsrt, og at Cats Romino-
tion piIoe blipe geunemfsrt uoen
iDnoerlig Nooitano. 9egipenbeOer.
ne 6or ltsttet min Operbepisning.
seq benpenOer mig til pore pro-
gresiipe Benner, iom bar unoerltst-
ret onore aonoioater, og beOer Dem
minoes bette faroinale Frincip /
Dor 2ere, iom ri bol0er bet for Dor
moralife Fligt loDalt % / goo FRO
at leDe op til - Waioritetens 8li-
lie. st ooeroRloenoe 6lertnl al be
republifanife Brogresifne bar er.
fl9ret Jig ior mig. Oct er bleoen
TART foruoen Sfngge at SDiDl, at
0eriom ieg fife baooe optaget ben
progressive aamp, ioo Diloe Den
blepet bru0t, oo Ser piIOe ineen
oeientIig Mooitnno bIeuet imoo
9eoftionens StDrfe og po%IitiffearO9.
rsie. 2oO De Broeresiiue, Der itoar
for 9rincip, og iom interesierer Jig
for en- pig Wan0 Blot iom Dii0Oel
til grincippets @en~nemfsrelie, oper.
peie 6isie 6afta og uogte iig for
unoer oenne ariie at ipille pore
Mo0Itanoere I @9nOerne.
Rr. Cart n9gteoe / gegpnoel'en
at Jan reprnientereOe tie bosses.
Sans Rngtelie bets0 fun li6t, tbi
bans 6onOIfnger mooiaeOe bars
Orb. Men jeg betnfpler, at ban for
9prp9renoe tsr gentaee i'm 0pg.
telie. Com bet er bleoet indulgence.
at Solicit er imoo bonn, FAR ban
mere og mere u%tilileret foitet Jig I
Mrmene pno 5ererne.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25
Nutiosun0ere.
Gstr. +0gblD

vi bar en- BOG ON 2lanOens Ger.
ninger i ApoiteIti0en. Ser fan fri.
pes 9inO pan gino ON amoens
@ernin9er i 9}utioen.
Weoet fan &errens troelloe uqre
nenige ON; noar De fer en- aonOens
Corning, nsoes De til at glGoe Jig
iammen.
ariiti Ser fon paa oct enfeIte
SteO pere en- lille Slot, men oct er
fltn en- etIfelt Afoeling al en- S9r,
Der itr9fter fig no ooer Den belle
5oro.
Der Iiseer en- itor Opmmltrine
beri. Zen lille S9rafOeImg, Der
ff1Oes oct enc Ste0, fan tiOt iele
Jig foringt. Zen fan life pore no.
gen 5remgang, oct ipnes maaife
toRrtimo0, iom Der er 3il6ageaana
% Neoerloe.
Den iaa fommer Der 9u0 ON,
at Der andre Steoer er 8remaonq
og V9ffeIie. % ben lille Afoelttg
al 69ren latter MT Ro6, Den 6srer
10 me0 til ben ionme itore Scr,
De andres Seire er oens Seire, bi.
mes 5erer og aonge er 10 oaioa
oens 6srer oe aonee.
Ter bleu for noeIe Gage ii6en
boIot ct gelfomitme6e / eon0on for
ben befenote gpangeliit
@ipiD Smith,
Der er oeHot tilbooe ira i'm tore
aei'e poo StilIeboosfpiten, boor
ban bar let Serren oere itore I'm.
0ere.
) op6 IafnemmeIiebeo moi fin
@uo f%ortaIte Sen for0ums 3ia.
%sinerOreng, boorIe0es ban poa Den.
ne fin ii6ite 9rGoifereife 6auOe toIt
for Iua tore Sforer ion ingen Gin.
De for.
Wonge al ltSoan0rerne paa Stil.
l~ebapsfGten bapoe engong o9ret
D~aeolemmer Of ct eller onOet airfe.
iamfuno, men pnr forlpneit fomne
at 5orbinoeIie meo airfen: MI
bar mango al benz braate tilbdge til
oeres fsrite aerIigbeb.
Stort er 6eres 5oI, Der oe6 Rs.
oerne er tradote frem og BAR be.
fenot geilutningen ON for 5rem.
tioen at bile bsre ariihis til. ,Spd6
en- ioa6nn o%ffentlig 9~efenoelie bar
at betpoe," iiger Bipion Smftb,
fan fsrit epigbeoen fulotuo oaben.
Men Der fan opre en- Roat
at en- Rono itoor frem OF befen.
ariitus. Der er en- an6en
Der ii66er pe6 bans SIDE.
oeroeo fnnr mob til oaiao at
gre Sfriotet. Ren ieg far Iepet
NOT til at ie, at noale al De
Reiultoter fsrft fomner
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25
8riltsnoommens prattlite
Nrbej0e.
eGsemisiiOncn : en- gerOensmast.

SGgemisiiOnen = Ell @eroensmagt.
9ar arIiten0ommen nogen VetDo-
ming ior gtutioens &io9 Get er 10
ct ret Digtigt S%psrgsmaal, JONI man
life fun apple iom uprattiif; tbi
oct fan oglao omiormes iaaleoes:
stan ariiteuOOmmen 6rmge Wenne'
fer noBet, JON De bebsoer 90 tren.
ger tiI2
9togie oil 6eioare oct me0 at tai.
DC ariitenoommen ior en- Art 4m.
bnlanoe ior Dem, Der er gaaet
Stpffer % bar lot gruo ! 9ioet.
Get er ingenS moating at p9re 4m.
bulance allermlnoit i ct 2iu,
Der JON oct / ghtti0en ilanr OD6e
Soor % tr96er baar0t paa mango.
Zen egentIi9e 5oritaaeIie al boaO
Ell ino0on ambulance oil iige, ioar
oi imiolertio peo OF ie pao 9ese.
missioner.
Oenne pirfer / gtlitioen / Utens
iolferiee 2anoe, Der iom aina %
aorea itaar pao en- b~etDonings.
iuIO 9lo0s / galtioens geroenspo.
lift. Zen pirfer / Snoien meo oens
talrige San0sbDer, Der ior en- ltor
Eel leoer / Den usIeite 6attigoom.
Zen pirfer / ben mubame0anife
gerOen, DER eaers itanr iaa ifarpt
oOer for ben boI0e 8eroen, men
iom luffer JIG op ior De triitne
SGgemisiionGrer % la0er Dem gre
0enne 8erning, iom De trnlger til,
iorOi De life bar no9et tiliparenoe
ielo. % Den oirfer / 2lfrifo % pno
0e sitinOiife Ger, bpis 6olf fun
Ooertro og 9lmuletter at it'll.
le op iom 2egemioler imo0 Sp9.
Dom.
9lene if. lin lloitr9fnine er 99.
9emisiionen en- geroenSmagt. Wien
ben CT oct ogioo i'll. fin 9etDonins
ior 5oIfene. 5 9pen Sanfom, en-
folterig 9o i Siertet al aina, fin.
oes Der ct Wisiionsboipitol, Der er
moOerne inorettet % betjent
Of eneelite 9Peer. 5 9pen aittung
Dlantiduriet pan aorens @renie
ct Nisiionsboipitnl, bpg9et
ior 9enge, Der er ifpnfe0e | frinfl.
Lige 9forng al f~sbenboonife 9riit.
ne og oanife 2e8er. Boa ioaonnne
fan be inpreite Operntioner
ioretnges. Ser fan Batienterne fno
ben ombpegeIieite Bleie / Getnine
At Henligbe0 90 Omiorg. 9pa0
0eOenifobet er meget fnttigt paa.
Saaoonne Steoer Tiger be fnt-
tige og ipge a~rbeioere ben oe bli.
Der b~ebonoleoe. % oct er proftiIf
aft oeres eneite oirfeIiee 9ifflnets.
teo I 9ilfalOe al Spgoom. Ser bIi.
per en- betpoeIie &pffe of ipge gjOrt
og arbeiosopgtise poonp, oe
BET ffploes ben friItne 0%neemisiion.
ben aireierne fer oct oefnn mere
q mere. Bna Soipitolet | antuno
| aaret 1910 5000 aoniul-
'otioner fIere enb I aaret 1909,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-25
fra giuetS Sfneplaes.
(Af X.)

Msoie Iieeer grincesien
&enfIpngt | lin @pnee
s 5iIfe-M orgenfiole,
Mens gitens Sol oprin6er.
Den tRtte, ibPre Wnnfe
3linfler at 9G6eIitene.
Sum gpneer, oe bun gaber
Cg feoer fig peo 2ipet.
Weo grocieie 2noer
lager BUN Suffertansen