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Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03
Personal Briefs
From Saturdays Daily:

&C. H. Brennecke, brother of c.
"A. Brennecke and Mrs. VIM. Beer
man, arrived in the city last night
for two weeks visit with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Brennecke former
~ lived in this city, but is now a
resident of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Foster and
son of State Center are visiting in
the city a few days. They expect to
visit at Humboldt before returning
home.
Mrs. Minnie Bone arrived in
the city last evening to resume her
duties in the local schools after a
summers vacation spent with her
son and wife in Carroll.
Mrs. Frank Fl. Shafer and
daughter, Della, of Blairsburg, were
in the city between trains yesterday
on their way home from Des Moines.
Miss Hester Huff went to
Blairsburg yesterday to spend Sun
day at the Frank H. Shafer home.
Misses Lucille Farley and Lucille
Chapman of Blairsbprg We're callers
in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. Sayre of Blairsburg
was in the city yesterday on busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Klemm of
Fort Dodge and visiting friend, Miss
Lysle Bergholder of Chicago, were
guests of Miss Bertha Anderson at
dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bartlett of
Blairsburg were in the city yester-
day on their way home from the
state fair.
Miss Helen Talcott has return
ed from a months visit with rela-
tives in College View. Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. HELEN of
Des Moines arrived in the city last
evening for visit at the David Ey-
er home.
Albert Grinnell of Tabor, the
head of the commercial department
of the high school, arrived in the
city yesterday.
Miss Florence Bergesen of De-
corah arrived in the city yesterday
to resume her duties as instructor in
music in the local schools.
Miss Juliet Buckley, teacher of
mathematics in the local high
school, returned yesterday from her
summers vacation spent at the home
OF her parents In Sloan.
Robert E. Jones returned yes
terday from two weeks auto trip
through Iowa and Minnesota.
Miss Mona Karr, who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. T..
d. Filler. left yesterday for Kansas
City, Mrs. Filler accompanying her
home.
Miss Helen Warfield OF Sioux
City is the guest of her aunt, Miss
Mary Kearns.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Graham and
daughter. Frances. of st. Louis, are
expected In the city tomorrow to
visit at the Harvey Pettibone home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Kane and
daughter, Beatrice. returned last
night from weeks business and
pleasure trip in st. Paul and Mime
.apolis.
Morris Loeb of Oelwein was a
guest at the Joseph Oppenheimer
home yesterday.
Miss Jennie Larson went to FIT.
Dodge today for an over Sunday vis-
1t.
Misses Mazda Black and Eliza
beth Black OF West Liberty arrived
in the city today to resume their du-
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03
Bargains in Furniture.

To make room for new stoves.
New iron beds, mattresses and
springs. Sideboards, tables, chairs,
cupboards, wardrobes. Every one a
bargain. Servis Secondhand Store.
Open day and night. 29d4t1f1
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03
Iowa and the Third Party Move
ments. 49,.

A line of investigation which Is
being carried on under the auspices
of the State Historical Society of
Iowa by Professor Fred e. Haynes
Of Morningsile College is especially
timely in view of the appearance of
new political party in the present
presidential campaign. Professor
Haynes Is gathering material for a
history of the socalled third party
movements In Iowa and is bringing
to light much interesting informa-
ton concerning the support given
by the people Of Iowa to the minor
political parties which have been or
ganized from time to time during
the past fifty or sixty years. or
these third parties the two which
have attracted the largest number
OF voters in Iowa are the Greenback
Party and the Populist Party, or
Peoples Party as it was first called.
The comparatively large support
given to these parties was no doubt
due, at least in part, to the fact that
the late General James B. Weaver of
Iowa was the Greenback candidate
for President in 1850, while In 1892
he was candidate for the same Of
fee on the Peoples ticket. In the
latter campaign General Weaver re-
ceived not only the largest popular
vote but also the largest electoral
vote ever given to third party can
didate for the presidency.
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03

by those familiar with political af-
fairs in Iowa. However, there is
nothing in common between these
two except the joint desire for full
ticket and change in the personnel
of the state federal delegation.
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03
ties as teachers in the local schools.

/ ties as teachers in the local schools
They will make their home this yea
with Miss Amanda Johnson over tn
johnson millinery store.
! Miss Ruth Cooley, instructor il
F, English in the local high school, re
turned today from her summer vaca
tion spent at the home of her moth
er in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Youn
kee and nephew, Carl Ainslie, ant
Mrs. Will L. Clifton left this morn
ing in the Younkee automobile fo1
Des Moines, where Carl will entel
upon his studies at Highland Parl
college.
Miss Louise Lager, niece of Mr.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Richardson, who has
been visiting here for a couple o1
weeks, left this morning for Aber'
deem, South Dakota, where she will
visit with her sister before returning
to her home in Montana. f..
County Clerk Sterling was a
business visitor in Kamrar yester-
day, s e. -.a..
-Wm. Coulter of Stratford is in
town today on business. .,
w. C. Brickey of Lamar, Mo-, is
visiting in the city at the F. A.
Huddlestun home. n.rE .s.-.
Y Mrs. F. A. Huddlestun, who has
been visiting at her old home in
Deland, H., is expected home tomor-
row morning. Her two nieces,
Misses Maude and Lillian Melvin,
will accompany her home and will
enter the schools here this year. Mr..
J. H. Melvin and wife will move
here in the near future, Mr.. Melvin
having purchased large farm near
Blairsburg. The family, however
will make their home in this city.
: Prof. Meyer, head of the sci
ence department of the local high
school, returned today from his sum-
mer vacation spent at his home in
Des Moines. ,....-...s.
Miss Katherine Munkhoff of
Iowa City, who has been visiting
her friend, Miss Emma Blanken-
buehler, left today for Linn Grove
where she will teach in the high
school the coming year.
Mrs. Martin latham of Jewell
is visiting at the Sheldon latham
home in this city today. ..a
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Roskoff, who
have been guests at the Henry Ros-
koff home for the past few days,
left this morning for Bancroft.
Mrs. Carrie Conrad and son left
this morning for Minneapolis for a
two weeks visit, after which they
will go to Roundup, Montana, where
they will make their future home.
Rev. l.. c. Mclaughlin of Ba-
tavia, New York, arrived in the city
today and will fill the pulpit at the
Universalist church tomorrow.
Mrs. A. NJ. Potter, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. David Beach of
Madison, Wis, arrived in the city
last evening and are at present
guests at the Col. G. w. Crosley
home. They expect their household
furniture in a few days and will
soon be at home in the B. F. Derr
residence on West Stockdale street.
Their many friends here will be glad
to welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Beach and
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter back to the city
which was formerly their home.
Ben Berwick of Radcliffe was in
town today on business.
Mrs. F. J. Bentley and daugh-
ter, Olive, and son, Arthur, returned
home last night from weeks visit
at the state fair in Des Moines.
A. S. Holmes and daughter,
Frances, returned to this city yes
terday following two weeks visit
at their old home in Perry.
S. R. Hoyt arrived home last
night from the northern part Of the
state and will spend Sunday with his
family. rs
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03
Social Affairs
ENTERTAINED LADIES.

About sixty ladies accepted invi-
tations to an afternoon as guests of
Mrs. Jennie Ainslie and Mrs. Chas.
Younkee at the Younkee home on
West First street Friday. Social
conversation formed entertainment
for the occasion and at five O'Clock, a
delicious dinner was served.
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03
w. II. COOK
PIANOS
6O915 Second St.
Telephone l20.

Mrs. VIII r. Daniels recently pur-
chased through the agency of Buell.
& Whitman the lot belonging to w.
A. Johnson and Fl. r. Dodge, on
Water street, for the consideration
of $500
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03

Imagination is the supreme gift
of the gods. and the degree of its
possession is the measure of any
mans advantage over circumstance
the measure of his clutch on sue
cese.-James Howard Keller.
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03

Master Charles Beckner Is the pos,
SCISSOR of a cotton plant which has
one fine blossom and four buds upon
1t. 1t was given him by his school
teacher, Miss Viola Howard, on the
last day OF school in June.
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03

Why not make Webster City
town of $4,000 or $1,000 people by
1915? There is no good reason for
stopping at the 10000 mark.
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03

Work on the new National Sewer
Pipe plant is progressing lively at
present. Owing to the failure of
the large timbers and iron bands to
arrive on schedule time, the work
on the main building Jagged until
the first of last week. The full force
of workmen has been put on since
then and the work is advancing rap
idly. the main building having one
floor almost completed.
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03

According to reports prairie
chicken hunting will be the best
this season that it has been for
some years past. The state author
tiles have been going after game
law violaters during the past year
and this has protected the birds,
with the result that the chickens
have remained here.
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03

Notice OF the death of Miss Elean-
or Belle Palmer, a sister of Mrs. S.
J. Root, deceased, has been received
by friends in this city. Miss Palmer
died at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
J. B. McGaughney. of Winona, Wis
consin, last Sunday and was taken
to Rockford, H., for burial. She
was we'll known to a circle of friends
in this city where she visited her
sister, Mrs. Root, at different times
a number of years ago.
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03

Miss Marguerite Hughes will as
sist in the kindergarten of the local
schools the coming year.
Webster City freeman., 1912-09-03

Try the Daily q month.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10
vi. 8riiu.

Som 5sse at en- for6eIagtiser. OrSnns neO ~6crIassene fr
ri . StanS til bereter at beregne Iapere grrer paa ferteaise
impsrtereSe gsger = ipecet fra Snbre gisfons SsrIas. Sercf.
ter % tntI otoere s9IOer fGgen6e:
alcod, o.: timber SpSforiet, Seftt 80, mob ........... 4120
aGcoct, o.: gpen oeo SSn, S9te 80, mob ............ 100
Bdrng-@oul0: Iomtia, mol. 100
glomberg, g.: fIr Dee6orbeioere 86rnettrfen 1-2. ST.. 80
Buo0e, g.: fSortPuinger IL, mob. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Drenge oe Drenge, SGfht 80, mob observation-disclosures. 80
8or6on, Ger. 6. g.: 8reoe til bans SGer, Oft so, tn0k.. 100
Ra6kn, q. g.: @ennem6rro0et, Sefet 80, rnSb........ 1870
9a6kn. q. g.: Den rcte, Sefet 100, mob ............ 100
Iat5ufus, Narie: effobe6, mob .................. 100
Betefen, 9oIrft3: @n Nrrfefr1es $Htorn, NIB. ......... $50
Bderien, 6. G.: Sono er arrten6om, mol. ............. 100
gigcbsrn og Bisebsrn, Srftet 80, mob. ............... 80
listing, g.: epargsets Seirsgang. Snob. ........... 500
" 9roens eo6e Sti6. Sn6b. :. :. .220
aampen meten1 fro og 8antro. St. =. so
5rants al assist. OF. DECENTRALIZATION. &C
8srnepotiI. Snob. :. -. =. .............. go
Aebfter, 8. g: SreHenbe Snnbbebr. St. .............. .T5
9sx. ext5. $xbL. esxF,
SIer, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10

ore off monife ogioa, buis man
life frpmpeOe iis oeO iOrifelli9e
Sopn. - 9riien pno 9anoet Der
nar ID Dollars, 0o ieg fg6te, men
er M forbsiet til Is eaer 20.
Sorosmonnet er, booo De faloer
oQraD ion0p loom". Get er let at be-
bon6le, men er ielpielgelig life rig
Sor0, ser gennem 9(oringer fan
gine itore afgreoer uoen oioere.
Ger mao @eonin9 til. Men at moi
beo SieIp of De nDere Q1etooer
fan tiene mere pr. Mere emo I'll.
fploet er meo De noroligere Stoters
RICE Soro, ifaI MI nof boloe Stif.
9lt Der oog igen er betpOelig 6orifeI
pon oct norOli9e oo ipOlige 5lorioo
paa mango Woaoer. inOlpier let,
naar man erin0rer, at Staten ct
fine go0e 450 Mile lang.
Zen MI, iom bar 2oit til at opre
ON iig, fan for boer 100 acres,
ban timber Sober til, faa
40 acres tpit og fri. Oct itaar ao-
bent for boem JON BELT, %fel8eli8
ogioo for mig, fin at ie9 life oil
booe oct fierneite meO Oen cling at
beItilIe, boorfor ieg benOiier til Gel.
ifabets 2on0fommisipr, 3o6n s.
WlilboIfon0, 2ibe DAT, 6ln., iom
oil beipore allie Spsrgsmaal, man
fan 6nife at title, iomt ienoe 9e-
ifrioelie al 2an0et, iom Sern6nne.
fompo0niet u0bD0er til Salg. Seq
fan bebi0ne, at ban ingenOp e%r0rioelie
begoar. aompagniet bar 9ontor /
9ibe Oof, boor mon til enboer 5io
fan tr9fie bets Gepreientanter.
Sea fan o9ioa garanterc, at aft oct
9an0, ieg bar let al Oette SeIifobs
q0oIoings". er bit % so0t Ger.
ritorilm, 6oor Suntpe og Oper.
ioemmelier life %forefommer. 90 til.
lige oil ieg beroeo u0loup en- Duser
til Den, Ger nogen 5inOe fan uofin.
De % beppie, at ieg bar foaet ioo
meget iom cen rg0 Sent ior bette
Stpffe. Seq nGoner bette, for0i Sri
itelien til at inlere fine 6in0re poo
BEN 0anOe natlirligo er for Saan-
Den, og forOi ieg life ifoI baoe no.
get me0 Zig Sp~efuIotion at gre.
Zen, ser fon tooIe 8nrmeu be.
Ore emo aulOen, og iom bar iorne.
ben aopitnG, iom l9nges eiter e8et
Siem o9 bar Moo og 9pit til at
rpooe RpIonO (Oer er paa cen Sang
noeet boor0t o9 bnobeiulot oerD fan
life toge fell oe6 at fomme BERTH.
Coming Bart, 5la., Nug. 81 u.
Sens DoIbo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10
9anmarrs= SDsningen
| San ,yrautisto 1913.
0Osle Spsresmnal %beiuOreoe.

com man fnl0e pente, er Der
lige ii0en Danmorfs-g pgnings.ao.
miteens fsrite Opraab til 0onife /
Imerifa inols6et 9reoe / 8unfeois
ira alle 2anOets aonter meO Sore.
ipsrgsler al man9eiioig art. alle
oiSie 6%orlper8sler bar utoerte9ne.
De, / @genifab al aomiteens Sefre-
tpr, i9gt at 6eioare iaa uoferligt,
iom man meO Rimel gbe0 fun6e for.
longe oct / ct 9rep; men 0a nogle
al oisie Sp6rgsmaal iittert bar Doe.
ret iremme anore SteOer, buor
man life bar iegt al inObente Ops
lDsninger beruoe ira, oil en- %ofient-
Zig 8eOee6relie fra aomiteens 5ioe
life bare at betragte iom ooerfls.
Dig.
9lf De mango Speresmaol ifol
ieg DOG fer finn u0Orage iaooanne,
iom bpppigit er fremfomne, og 5ois
9eioarelie tor 6aoe arao paa al.
minoelie Snteresie. Sfsnt noaet
forifellig / Or0Ipo fom De melt
pertinente Spsrasmaal orupperes /
fire Sumter.
/. Sbao Slaes gpsnins tenfes
Der opfprt - nGrmeIt meo Sen6lif
paa grtiteftnr, gbsninssitil 0. I.
Baa bette Spergsmoal MAI bi
inotil oioere blep Soar ifpl0ige, oo
oct til Cato fun bar oeret flDgti9t
bersrt I 9omiteen. Oct bor life
~ifortet pnn 6orila9, boa0e fra Dan.
mart og ira Danife Der | 2an0et,
men man pil funne T%oritaa, at Den.
ne Sioe al Sogen life fan bebono.
les poo noget fat @runolag, til
Der fan BABES ct noeenIunoe Hart
Operblif ooer. boiIfe Wioler, Der
fnn oisponeres oper. Sor nprppren.
De ifal oct fun iiaes, at Der enonu
life bar npret nppnt noeen Grfitetts
Roon eaer o9ret 1ale ON 1eenin.
ger, 9peninesitil ener noeet / ben
Getning.
2.Sbab aster aomiteen at gsre
meb be inofomne Tenee, beriom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10
Otto Snnttes Strilter
til mesct nebiatts Rriier.

""NbNs @N~ T"'f'
Greens 8eroen, fsr $3.50 mn 80
Den ariltnes Sip, isr.$t.30 M 90
6iortens Crit. fsr $3.50, M sc
ErfenbIomIter, for $3.50, M SO
grsO % Sparb, for $1.35, M 80
@lpoe, 2ioeIie, Arbeioe, ($1 800 80
Baa Reiiefo6, isr $3.50, M 80
5orpanolinserne (Bragtbinb)
fsr $3.50, nu sic
apoiteIen Baulus, fsr $3.50, MI &c
Susanoastsboe, fsr 81, MI $40
Disc uomRrfebe og peIfenote 30.
ger er ole mutt os soSt inSbimo.
ne / tomponeret gino. SpIaeet er
b.arnniet.
1nn. 2ntb. pubI. &oue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10
Slil ll0DanOring.

Get or life for oeo ct 9iorog me-
re at s9e ben til Gioer RET liplige
% ifarpe 1ebat ON, bbilfen Get-
nina 9on0ieaere BELT bsr iloa inO,
Of 0isie 9inier fremfommer. Oct
er, forSi bpr er noget iprIiet at
mel6e ON.
Run0t ON / pore Stater iiooer
Der ~2onosmpno, iom inore gerne
gno eje eget Stem. Oct er 10 goot
nof at forpogte en- 6arm, 6eore Dog
Of opre belt uoFbGnei9. efteriom
MI oe fsrit beboeoe Stater blioer
oberbeioIfe6e, ipeioer man moab.
Oq boo0e ira 0or0, Bet og SpO
finOer ma 5ilblt0 ON billi1t 2on0
me6 lette 9etin9eIier for @rboer'
belle al 9on0et. Soa nelaer en-.
hoer So, bon6 bom tpffes beoit.
9ette er go6t 90 bel og 6Br Ioole-
6es bore. 90 oo enboer @an bar
boo0e ao0e oa OonrGige Si0er,
fon ser 10 iioes noget boaoe for
90 imo0. Zen, Ser ioole0e8 0oor-
Iiqt fan u6bol6e en- lang % itreng
9intcr, bsr fife reiie MOB Nor0.
% mo, Der fife qoot fan taale @or'
men, qsr pei life at brace moo
Sno. 0ette er ino Iigefrem Tom
SOB I Sole. 6bi ie%lbfsloeIia fan
Der iorefomme riqti9 foIoe Gage
/ Canada % annife oarme DITTO /
5foriOo.
@u. Der I Staten er ser 10 man.
gen en- 900 anIeoniuo til for Oen
minore bemi0lere at Oonne iig ct
Stem. Seq ifol life me0 ct Orb
ener en- T5ooeI trpffe fra. bnnO tib.
Iiqere bor n9ret ifreoet ON andre
Gane | oenne itore Stat, men fun
bemprfe. at blonot Oe mango pro
petitions, lea gennem Ct Mars lio
Dor un0erieat fonOt ieg anIeo.
ninaen ber at paste beoit FOR mine
Omitpno .q6e6er. 36e 9ipe Daft.
8errp on6 @uIf 8ailrooo 60, bar
en- iprlig guniti9 Blan Tor Dem
Der fsber 2oa0 oe itrafs DO T.
ter iig Der. SnnOanne bebsper life
at afbetaIe cen Sent pnd asbeiunl.
men, men fan gioe Selifo6et mort.
gage" for belle Summen til meget
bilIie Rente o9 oa anoenoe oeres
re6e Penge til at 6Dgge 8ns, Scr
De, grape 9rgno, f65e 6eite, aer,
Sens og iaaIeoes itrafs baoe Ell
Sn0tpgtsfiloe. Dan fan foa lem
eler ipp 9lors 9enitano eiter gnite,
og bette 9ioSrum fon fraitige
grme 10 rpboe. pIeie, iao og plant
te, ubefpmret for 0e n~lminOelige
maaneoIiae afbetaIin9er. Nen
9ompagniet iniiiterer poa. at Ip.
fommeren nloa BABE roget aapitol,
oa set me0 3eie. 9bi oen tnabeIige
9rsm, mongen 9onoi6ger lnlles /
beo SiPlp al uo~eoerbpitige Som.
pogniers ipinoleriife 9itterotur: at
man / en- SaanOoenOing fan plutfe
fIere 9uiinOer al boer urpooet acre
Qono, er 10 BOG in0lpien0e qon tbe
face OF t." So, oct fnno e
bel gao on for en- enlig Qtano at
fomme Der meo bare S9noer, ioet
ban funSe bugge @oneioeller, Der
betales me6 inotil 30 Gents Stpf.
fet, iamt bn9ge ocor0 mooo", iom
brpnOes 2ofomotioerne Der o9 be.
tales meo $3.50 pr. ycorO". Den for
en- Mono meb camille er oct ubetin.
oct neonen6igt at fomme per men
co. 1000 / reoe Ben1e. 2iot mini
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10
Coulter, Soma.

9or @orneieit, Tom par looet
9ornene nor 0anife Sfole, bIeO
iom omtaIt ii0ite Sang, af6oI0t oeo
Dir. Better 6oniens, o9 ieg ifol
fun iige bette. at gernene ff rig.
tignof SfoIeitppet rDitet al Jig;
ON life 0e fun6e fno BET paa Sor-
0en, ioa fun0e DC i 9niten; tbi en-
gSbiuge". iom De falote Den, oar
ri3tig benDttet Of 6oooe 9ernene og
De unge. Safe og Sage og See
Cream 6leo i~erperet frit til belle
5oriomlingen. llogiiterne bleo opf-
fet oeO Ell Solicit.
5remme0e bar ri ogiaa bait life
iaa faa al, iarlig bar GeOar Sails
purct r%eprpieuteret. DIR. $. Smith
bar Oen fsrite, iao TO al bans Ss-
ire % ligele0es TO S6itre 5epien og
Ntr5. &orslun0. 30 S6Itre 8anien
ira 6rcmont bar aflogt 9eigg Dos
Sens Sanien, 6ereS Onfel. og DG-
ret Der ct 8or Tiger. 81 par GLADE
pe0 at ie e0pr ale, fom igen, naor
2eiligbe0 gipes.
Seq moa meloe ON nof en- 8gr'
nefeit; oct par 5gnOagsifolenS. Den
bleo ofbol0t bos Scr. q. Beterien,
MenigbeOens 6ormano; o9ioo Der
bao0e 8ernene 5ribe0, o9 SiOen
eff meo Ipiti9 SEQ og @~unterbeO.
Soften bleo afbolot en- Ssgneoag,
boo0 life oar ioa belOigt, 0n en- "a
3prifemaifiner por iige / Settle.
mentet. boilfet 10 afbol0t en- Wpng.
De 6olf ira at fomne meO, iom Ell.
lers gerne oiloe babe oeltoget. 9sr.
meme fit Der ri Sum Gum" og
Bananas, iom Rnin6eforenineen
troftere0e Dem meO. So, ale ri
pofsne fif os oirfelig ogioo en- fri
0m8nng; oct par begrunoet l. at
5oriomlingen bar ioa lille. Wnn
ioor ga oirfelig noget ior at goa
meo, og 0a iGrIig foar man bette
- at ie en- 9laO og fornsiet gbrne.
ifore, iom fan Iege og more Jig goot,
men iom ogioa, og @uo lie 8ot,
at Oe ogioa fun ipnge SeinSs9or.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-10

A Manual for Sunday School Teachers by Rev. J. 4. ID.
Hunt, with Foreword by Prof e. Noreius and Introduction
by DR.. G. Il. Gerberding. Published by the swedish Augu-
stana Synod. 29l Pages in handsome Cloth Binding with
Title stamped in Gold on Back and Side. Price lice.
Contents by chapters:
/. historical Sketch of the Religious Education of the Chris
tAn Youth.
2 The Lutheran Conception of the Sunday school
3. The Aim of the Lutheran Sunday school.
L. Relation of the Sunday school to the Church.
s. The Relation between the Sunday school and the Pastor.
g. The Relation between the Sunday school and the Home.
T. The Relation of the Sunday school to the umsenArmea and
the confirmed.
{. The Lutheran Sunday school Superintendent and ether
Officers.
8. The Lutheran Graded Sundayschool.
10. The General Council Graded SyEtem.
II. The intermediate and Senior Departments
IL. Music in the Sunday school.
Ii. The Catechism in the Sundayschool.
Ia. Special Days and Services in the Sundaysehool.
10. Discipline In q Lutheran Sunday school.
Part q.
Is. The Office and appointment Of q Sunday -scheel TeseAsr.
II. Some Qualifications Of a Lutheran Sunday school Teacher
l8. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sunday school Teacher
(continued).
19. The Sundsy-school Teachers Work and Aims.
20. The Lutheran Sunday school Teachers Preparation.
81. The Lutheran Sunday school Teachers Teaching.
%. Method of Teaching.
%. Child Study.
"a Childhood.
Is. Boyhood and Girlhood.
20 Early Adolescence.
To the great army of Lutheran Sunday school teachers
who voluntarily are rendering to the Master q great service
of love this book is dedicated by the author.
It 10 . book that deserves q place in the library Of every
Lutheran Sunday school teacher who can read the English
language.
The book is carried in stock by
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
BLAIR, NEBR.