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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-18

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Three Kittens Ice Garrett
Song, Santa Claus Room g..
THE First Christmas Eve'-Jas
Meyers.
3 "A Letter to Santa Claus" Henry
Welch.
Merry Chnstmas'-Mary Kite.
Merry Merry Christina" Lillian
Eriswell
"A Word to santa" Lucille Patter,
son.
christmas Eve'-Carl Shaffer.
Song, Wonderful Star" Room 4.
'Santas Helpers Chester Wells.
Merry alfred Clip
pert.
"A Christmas Wish''-Five pupils.
Myrtle Gambrel. Ramona LETTERS.
Hazel Washburn, Richard Spaulding,
Flossie Smith.
When Santa Claus Comes"
Freda Van Hesley.
"A Boys Letter to Santa'-Wil.
liam Walker.
shepherds Song Esther Means
and school
.The First Christmas Eve Bertha
Pickard.
christmas Time''-Floyd Wilson.
The Night Before Christmas
Inez Milligan.
"Piccola' Bessie Powers.
Bad Charlie Corene Fortune.
Song. up on the Housetop'
School
IF I Were Santa claus'-Paul
Means.
christmas Once a Year"-Gert-
rude Hayden.
Hard Time for George Frank
Morrissey.
What Santa Saw"Hallie Lloyd.
@Old Santa Claus Velma Heule
Song, THE olden Christmas
Room 4
The Star of Bethlehem Eida
Blaisdell.
"The kittens Christina" Mary
Carter.
Santa Claus Harry Mardis.
Song, The Holly Berries"-Doro
thy Wright. Elizabeth Kay
Story, The Little Match Grille
Ross Morris.
"Joe's Letter Clarence Kraus.
Just Before Christmas" Free
Miller.
Song. 20 Mystic Night''--Room 4,
Dear Santa Claus" -Serbana Kay
christmas Caro-" Hall.
Santa Dear Nancy vermeesch.
mo Santa Claus ?"-Bennie Clark.
"Why Do Bells For Christina
/ Ring School
/ Song, Santa is Coming Room
"A Real santa.Fred Miller.
+ Song, Jolly Old Saint Nick Room
Rooms 5 and 8.
Song, THE Wonderful Star
School
Recitation, December "-Lula A
4 len.
I! Play, The Christmas Fairy
Gladys Howell, Gladys Russell
i Gladys Wells. Luella Smith
\ Recitation, "A Cake for SAINT
\ Claus" Maurice Parker.
i Play, The Sunshine Society" tw
I acts Russell Musser, Ernest Or
Charles Layport, Raymond Hui
Ethel Moore. Anna May Mussel
I Geneva Evans, Edna Johnson, Leth
I Eppers, Edna Dickson, Marion VIVA
4 ton.
/ Recitation, a Christmas Blizzard
Ruth Bankson.
Song, 20 Little Town of Bethl'
hem''-School
Recitation, In Bethlehem Mar
Dunn
Recitation. If You're Good" A
thur Heule.
Exercise, What Is Christmas ~
. Gladys Wells, Gladys Russell
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-18

get due consideration" in appoint
ments. The official recognition Of
progressives by County judge Owens
in the makeup of election machinery
in Chicago for the coming year will
mean election jobs for 5000 adherents
of the new party. The election pat
ronage will be divided equally be.
tween progressives and democrats,
leaving out republicans entirely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-18
foods
rsaparIlIa

cts directly and peculiarly
the blood; purifies, enriches
revitalizes it, and in this
J builds up the whole sys-
Take it. Get it today.
sf liquid form or in chocolate
ets called Sarsataks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-18

Any skin itching is a temper-tester
The more you scratch the worse i
ftches. Doan's Ointment cures piles.
eczema-any skin itching. At a
drug Observation-Disclosures.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12
FOrtescue.

Born to Mr.and Mrs. Elmer Stella
20, 1912, q girl.
-Lige Keck Is visiting relatives and
friends In this vicinity.
Miss Lena Boyd. visited Muggs
Minton, q few days last week.
"A crowd Of young folks from here
spent Sunday at the Big Lake.
SIN. Howard and wife, of Langdon,
spent few days with relatives here.
Miss Helen Clark, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Maggie Mar
tin.
Miss Edna and Margarette Dunn,
Of St. Joseph, are visiting with Miss
Nellie Minton.
Mrs. ID. +. Rommie returned to
her home, Sunday, after q weeks visit
with her mother.
Mrs. Ira Twyman returned to her
home last week, from the hospital.
She Is improving.
Mrs. George Gordon, of St. Joseph,
visited her sister, Mrs. q. w. CRAZY,
the first Of the week.
Mrs. A manda Mccullough and Mrs.
Margaret Romine, visited with Mrs.
G. p. Butrick, Sunday.
Several of the Fortescue people
celebrated In Forest City the Fourth.
Others went to St, Joseph, and some
TO the Big Lake. BELLE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12

The Epworth League, Of Fill
more. will serve Ice dream, saturday
afternoon and night, and invite New
Point and vicinity To attend.
Dan Dreher and Maurice, Lille
and Roy Bender and J. u. Conn,
spent the fourth In st. Joseph, driv-
ing through, In Mr.. Dreher's car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lille Bender. Myrtle,
Gladys, Mother preher and Ed. Davis
and family spen, Sunday a, Shan
lIardman's.
Mrs. Kate kearncy came last
Thursday, and will make her home
with her father and brother. Her
many friends extend 4 hearty vel
come.
Fred Drcher and family. A. T..
Kelley and family, viii Acton and
family, and win Terry and wife, Wis
tied ~ the home Of Willis Acton,
Sunday.
Fred Dreher and family, Mother
l'relier and Mrs. Mary Bender went
to SEE Mrs. viii Dreher, Wednesday.
Mother Dreher went home with Mrs.
Bender, for a visit, NERO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12
Willie McCaIlon and family. nea,

Willie McCallon and family, nea'
Fillmore. visited Saturday night and
sunday al Harry Lilleys.
Tom Chilcoat and Lillian Rogers,
OF Nodaway, are spending u few days
al the home Of John Graham.
There will be- a baske, dinner and
baptising Sunday, near the Callen
School house. Everybody invited 10
attend.
bert Calvert and family. James
Brown and wife. Rosa Brown, and
Lester BLACK, Of Nodaway, visited
Sunday at Jake polsgroye's.
Arthur Grecnlee and wife, of
Forest City visited sunday and sun.
day night with Mrs. Greenlee's par.
ents, Frank Colhour and family.
Those who attended the show AT
Fillmore, saturday night, from our
neigllorhod, were: Emerson, Fred
and Arthur Hughes, Ed Graham and
Oral, Smith. Jimmie Smith and Her
man and Roy Colhour. CLIFFORD.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12
New Point, and Vicinity.

Mrs. James Cain left for Excel
sior Springs, Tuesday.
Several from near New Point, al
attended the celebration at Forest
City.
Several from New Point attended
the Horse Show AZ Oregon, Saturday
afternoon.
There will be preaching at the
Christian church next Sunday, morn
ing and evening.
MIR. Miller, Miss Pollock, Mr.. Felix,
son and daughter,were al Mrs. Oren's
Sunday morning,
Rev. II. ID. RObarts and family
spent Monday at the home OF Mr..
Murray In Oregon.
will Kneale and son, Robert, and
Mrs. Roy Bender visited Mrs. viii
Dreher, Wednesday.
Shan Hardman and family, Perry
Iiardman and Dr. kearney and wife
spent the 4th In Graham.
A good crowd from here attended
the social At the Grove, Thursday
The band played for them.
Mrs. Artie johnson, OF Oklahoma
was the guest OF honor at the home
of J. r. Ruhl, Wednesday.
Mrs. Dan Dreher and two children
went to Oregon, Wednesday evening
returning Saturday night,
--Messrs. Perry and Shan Hardman
and George Lentz drove TO Tarkio
/ Friday morning In Shan Hardmans
auto.
Mrs. Artie Johnson left for An
drew county, Sunday evening. where
she will visit q short time, and then
20 to her home In Oklahoma.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12
Forest City.

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Mr.. and Mrs. James Edwards, OF
nes' c'esom, NV .'' s"'' " "
"'es ''e'e, '"u's"
Jesse Ihornh'ii ana iam''y' nave
RETURNED from q 'is't WIN relatives
IN savannah.
Miss Randolph, OF Rulo, Nebras
ks, Is u'e e"es' W "'' ''"''"' "'
'o'h "c"u'e"'
Mrs. Carrie Long and daughter
Francis. returned 10 Hamburg, tn,
s"o.', .s'u"" ..",' " "
"'S' VI '"c "eoH'
--"Skeet" Elton and wife, OF Ham
burp. were guests OF relatives here
s.va'.r d.vs ,.s, wssr
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12

George Penny left Saturday for
California and other western points.
where he goes TO spend the summer
for his health.
Miss Mildred Lord left Monday
for her home In Falls City Neb.. af.
ter a pleasant visit with her cousin,
Miss Jesse Boyd. of our city.
Miss Ella Hopper, Of Walnut
Grove, returned from Tarkio, Mon.
day, where she spent the past week
with her sister and other relatives.
Glass Number !, OF the Methodist
Sunday School, viii serve cake and
Ice cream on the City Hall lawn. Sat.
urday evening. They solicit the pat.
ronaee Of everybody.
80 Mr.. Alber,son, died at his home
In this city. Monday evening. July 8,
1912, after a lingering illness Of sew.
eral months. His funeral was held
a, his late residence Wednesday. The
bereaved family have the sympath!
, Of = large circle Of friends.
| People Of Holt county will be &C
Corded the privilege Of attending an
eight.days' chautauQua at Oregon, be-
ginning July ~, and ono Of the bes,
chautauqus programs ever presented
In the Middle West will be at theil
disposal Ut that time. The sessions
will be held In the beautiful park re
Gently purchased; there will be plent!
Of shade and water for camping pur
poses: plenty Of lights, and plenty o.
talent to please the most fastidious
A miscellaneous Shower" VA
lgiven Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lord
Monday evening, at the home OF L. p
Watson, by q large crowd from al
lover the city. The presents wer,
many and beautiful. Refreshments
were served, and al q late hour tin
guests departed, wishing Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lord a long life Of prosperit.
and happiness. The young coupl
will make their home In Falls City
Nebraska. Mrs. Lord was raised Il
our city, and her many friends, vii
miss her from among them, and WI
oil wish for them life OF sunshin
and roses. RUBY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12

People Of Holt county will be ac-
corded the privilege OF attending an
eight days chautauuua at Oregon, be-
ginning July -, and one Of the best
chautauqua programs ever presented
In the Middle West will be At their
disposal at that time, The sessions
will be held In the beautiful park re-
Gently purchased; there will be plenty
of shade and water for camping pur-
poses; plenty Of lights, and plenty Of
talent to please the most fastidious.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12
County Court.

Our County Court was In session q
few days last week, and disposed OF
q few routine matters, that had &C.
cumulated since the June term. They
made their quarterly inspection OF
the County Farm, and found every
thing, In the very best OF condition,
and the inmates nicely cared for.
George V0ndercchmidt filed his
bond as overseer Of district %.
The court named James C0ston ss
overseer Of district 2, Earl Karnes,
district -, and II. Vandeveer, district
90.
Messers Coyle and Carroll were
awarded the contract to paint and
grain the inside OF the Court House.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12
Death of a Former Citizen.

The early day citizens OF Oregon,
will regret to learn Of the death OF
Rev. :. W. Thornton, which occurred
at his home In Cerro Gordo, H.,
last week, where he was pastor Of the
NJ. II. Church.
Mr.. Thornton was pastor OF the First
NJ. II. Church In st. Joseph many
years ago, and he was a missionary
In New Mexico, presiding elder At
Denver, pastor at Danville, H., Chap
lain OF the Illinois penitentiary At
Joliet, and pastor at Springfield, hi
nois. In 1852 and 1870 he taught
school here before Oregon became =
special district, and In ls72.4 he
was pastor of the N. +. Church
here.
Geo. w. Pollock, Of Hickory town.
ship was q nephew-his mother and
Mrs. Thornton, were sisters, their
maiden names being Jackson.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12

On Sunday. July
2Sth, DIR. Charles
Grant jordan. u no.
ted New York di.
vine, will give a ser.
mon lecture at = 30
p. m. Sacred concert
by the llussars' in
the evening.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12

People Of Holt county will be ac-
corded the privilege OF attending AN
eight.days' chautauqua At Oregon, Ike.
ginning July q, and one of the hest
'chautaugua programs ever presented
In the Middle West will be at their
disposal At that time. Tie sessions
win be held In the beautiful park re-
Gently purchased; there will he plenty
OF shade and water for camping pur.
poses; plenty OF lights, and plenty OF
talent to please the most fastidiOus.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12
Monarch.

Rosa POlsgrove. Who has been
working IN 81. Joseph. returned home
Saturday.
Pearl tolhour. who has been visit.
Mamie Garrett, returned home Fri.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hughes and
daughter, AniS, visited In Andrew
county, sunday.
liert Calbert and family and Mrs.
James Brown. visited AZ III. home Of
Jake Polsgrove, sunday.
Ruth Colhour, who has been visit.
ing AT the home Of +. u. Colhour and
family, returned home saturday.
MIR. }, J. Garner. who has been
visiting his daughter. ollie Kre,her,
Of Cromwell, Ia, returned home, one
day. last week.
--Tead Garner and family and Alvin
Ward, Of near Oregon, and W. :.
Dray and family, Of savannah, visited
at the home of J. J. Garner.
Josh Chilcoat and family visited
In Andrew county, Sunday. There
will be preaching and = basket din
ner near the Callen school house,
Sunday, July, II, all are invited to
come.
Remember the Chautauquaa AT Ore
gon, beginning July ~. The sessions
will be held IN the beautiful park, re-
Gently purchased. There will b,
plenty of shade and water for camp
ing purposes plenty Of lights TO pleas,
every one. Come and bring youl
friends. TOPsY.
Ed Graham Is working for his
Grandpa, WIN. Graham.
Mrs. James Smith spent Saturda,
AT Clarence Lilley's.
Marion Lumley and Nellie spen,
the 4th In 81. Joseph.
Josh ChilcOat and family spen,
Sunday at the home Of George Traub
win Dray and family, Of Savan
nah, visited Sunday with j. j. Gar
ner's.
r. l.. Hughes and family visited
Sunday At William p. Graham's, nea
Fillmore.
John Patterson and wife ant
Blanche jenkins, spent the Fourth IL
St. Joseph.
People OF Holt county will be ac
corded the privilege OF attending al
eiKht-days' chautaugua at Oregon, be
ginning July q, and one OF the best
chautauQua programs ever presented
In the Middle West will be at thei
disposal 1T that time. The session.
will be held In the beautiful park re
Gently purchased; there will be plent!
OF shade and water for camping pur
poses; plenty Of lights, and plenty o
talent to please the most fastidious
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12

Monday. July ~. will be
Educational Day. Superin. /.
tentlent Earl Rock will pre-.
sent the Rural Graduates of
Holt county. Hon. Geo. w
Rravis. of Jefferson City. will
present the diplomas. and DR..
A. Ross Hill. President of
the State University. will de.
liver the address. In the
evening, Platt Jones. enter.
tainer. will hold the center
of the stage.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12
Wednesday. July

Wednesday. July
81. Sunshine Hawks
will give his great
lecture Sunshine
and Shadow and
Mt night We will
have the SpraYllps'
in their character
play. 'R = VAN
WI\KLE."
On Thursday. Aug. lst,
Sunshine llawh H. will lec-
turc on Peculiar People
I Have Met" aud AZ night
the Spragucs viii present
their character play. "Es.
mcrelda."
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12

We will le prepared to handle
your apples after July 18th.
W. l.. RIFE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12

Friday, August
2nd. will he ''CHlI..
DREN'S EXlllBI.
TION" under di.
rection of Grace
Parlrtte. and at
ht. DR.. :. A.
Steele will give his
humorous lecture on
Home Life in Dixie
Before the War
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12

On Tuesday. July
30. we will have an
oratOrical treat for
every thinking man,
e. woman and child.
EX Governor Rich.
ard Yates is Il force.
h ~ ful and brilliant
public speaker. with
an enviable r-puta
ton. You will miss
= IIl a rare treat il you
ry GOV. YATES fail to hear him.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15
Sfittenoe Smraaoer.
st 5Dosmpniter.

Baa Den ioenIte DegetorIlfe gore.
nings anrsmeoe / Stocfbolm bar
Ongens Seniation u0en q! Sommen.
ligning ben 76-aorige norife Stor.
bonOe 9eIee 8arin8saaien ira Utter.
oalen.
9ons itatelige Stiftelie % ielo.
bsioe &oor 6apOe paa 5orbaanO
Daft alminoelig Opm9rfiombeo, men
i lnngt beiere @roo bleo bette I'll.
felOet, Oa ban preientereoes Ior
5oriomlingen iom en-, Der / lit Ian.
ee Sin boerfen bapOe MT Spiritus,
Ge eaer aaffe % en- lang aorrpf.
fe beller life aso. Sans p9ientlig.
ite 6sOe beltaor Of 8rgo opbleot !
N9lf, os oa bans SelbreO % SION.
ititution iomtfOie er iaa Juno 90
fraftig, iom t9nfes fan, tunoe ban
meo 3ette iremb9pes Iom ct lDien6e
efsempeI poa, til bptlfe Heiultater
en- fornuftig aifeie fan fsre.
8ortiet berfro er Selge Behring'S.
aaiens 9apn for sprigt oelfen6t
bans SiemIono. San er en- nf 0or.
ges melt miete Storbenoer. iprig
8ogiomler og meget bereiit. Ogiao
Il Bolitif bar ban fpiTlet en- bis 8oI.
fe og bar blnnot anoet | lin 9io
facet gisrnion NOR. Neo ipenife
liberale 5erere al ben 9lore Slngi
iom u. Seoin og 2. u. SeoIimb,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15

2lon0 par oltio iamme Sfif.@ 9ier.
tetiet fan ieg an6efale Oct Steo
buaoe / aonoelig 9enieen0e % me0
Seni1n til legemlig 8Ieie. Der er
Opstige eager og offeroiaiat 9iener-
perionale. 9por tort, ON port
SomfuuO fnnoe iao en- IienenOe Sn'
Ititution, 5oor 2eoen ooer ale 99-
ger gap 8oaS % 6ialp II ip8e
Siple, me0ens an6re 2eger to1
Iiia al 9egemet = Roit. 9anien be.
Der % bringe 9enner % gefen0te
bans Silienl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15

On oelgsrenOe asbmnnO. 9fo-
ffoips rigeite asbmnnO, en- Spifer
beo 0obn Sintel, Der nplie er oso,
efterloo Zig 50, 100000 til iine 8ie-
mere. Gn6oer Eiener, Der boOOe
oqret Dos BAN ! minOit 3 aar, fit
en- betp0elie Gum. Gienerne Zoe
emplopereoe) beiIutte6e fig til at
fortIette 5orretningen iom ct attie-
ieIifob, at grunOlegge ct aipl til
6eres Qelgerers 9gre og OF fort.
iatte meo at bi0roge til bans ONO.
Iingsonitolter. Der fan fomme lpie
Sheer, npttige til at lore at, ogioo
fra Nfo'fom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15

8oit. 8. q. g. Sonien ifriper til
os fra ct. Bdul, Ninn., ben 9. os.:
oGn0elig fit jeg 9op at bragg biem,
fife belt uoen Snob ON OF funne
blipe raft igen. 29gen snifeoe at
fe mig igen ON ire Nooneoer og at
Bere fro mig bner Naoneo. Del
ffoite lope6e ieg Fam ganife beitemt,
boorimoo leg life iaa mig ! Stanc
til at LOBE bam oct fsrfte. Seq I'll
Erore til at fortiRtte meo en- be.
ftent Reoicin og tiqige til at be.
ppge mig o0iffaigt | friif 2uft, og,
ffsnt BET | getragtning at Nontdnos
fcIige geirIigt ON ginteren fan
blipe ipprt at boIoe, Iopeoe ieg bog
at gsre, bpno ieg fan for at op'
raa bet forsnffeoe Reiultat goot
SeIbreo.
Siemme err beoit. Men pna Sm.
rnoruueI Soipital er soot at bore,
icr6i ben Aon6, ion ariitlis oreD,
bano eriytxe 5gipes - ben samnme
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15

5fslge De ofientliggiorte OOeriig'
ter oper llOgifterne oeo BrGiiOent-
Dnlget Ifol BET 0emofrotf7te Bnrti
boDe ipenoeret $3.50 til bets
@olgfanpogne. bet republifanffe
8arti $744 ,68S og bet progressive
9orti omtrent lige ino me9et JON
oct 6~emofrntffe. Socialiit. o. Bro
EDITIONS Bortierne bar ogiao boft
itore ll0gifter. og Oesuoen bar 8o'
Iitiferne bait mango BriOntuogifter,
iom Der fife er 6oI6t Regnifab Ooer.
Cages foa geOOemoalspenge me0
getragtning, ioa fan man lptte ca.
100000 iom Den Sum, Br9ii.
6entpnlget bar foitet 9onOet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15

vi bor mootoget 9~teOOelelie ON,
at 9l. &. 9enrifien. Meolem al ben
oon. ep .-hltb. M3enigbe6 peo Samp.
ton. aebr., ira 0ens 9egpnoelie ai,
Spigeriuoer til 8uit. 8. sc. 8on0o,
Den 2. 9too. er 0eo mellem II oa
70 aar gnmmel. Sans gegraneIie
Foregif ira ben Oanif Iutberife Strife,
fom Dan boUOe oeret me0 til at bpg-
ge % uofbru6t tilbert, 0en Is. Ro.
Dember. @eIiignet opre BEN oi-
0eoes NinOel 9uo trsite bans isr-
aenoe efterloote
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15
Oct ifnlOe SerreOsfOsOen life baoe
a%iurtl"

Nh iHlOC RtliSpH NV 1"'N
giortl"
5 en- lille GtipOif 9p bar Der for
nogIe Aar tiIboge en- SerreOsfogeo,
Der life nItio bar liee ftffig iom
6orbersOommer. gn Sang bob0e
ban en- OlrtOreben SDpefn99t / 5or.
Dor, oe ga ban life poa anOen V1oo.
6e frnOe faa SDnOeren til at be.
ten0e, foribgte ban at lite en- Ill.
%itooelie no al BAN:
gNt gentoger on nsiogtigt, hooo
ieo Tiger"
gSopeI. SerreOsfooeOl"
SORT frsb ies inO 40 8inoilet.
n5srit fr6b ieg mo 40 8iu6ilet."
oSoa brGffeOe ieg Peugeifobet
op."
nSuo brrffeOe ieo Benaelfobet
OBJ"
Soo Iongt off bet ooot; me oa
9erreosfogOen 6erefter fortiotte:
pOo ioo too iee B%engene'
Iatte Oen onfloge6e en- betGftfelig
geine op oe iag6e I 6pbeite aIpor:
.Somen, oct ffiil0e SerreOsfOaoen
life babe qiort."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-15

0onife airfe. Somtioie lGite iea,
at Der til areoiens Meoe bor 9pn
ira to an0re Ste6er, iom ellers fife
bar nOeen 9etieneng, ON at areo.
fen oilOe itstte It 2lrbei0e hos Dem,
men iOm bleo neatet. Ser er iuit
ct Silfel0e, JON tan alltitrere oct,
iom leg me6 oisie 9inier bil6e pege
poa, ct 8ili9loe. bpor en- areo8 for
poo. ct 5ilfPI0e. boor Ell
areOs for at itstte ct ar6ei0e
9lor bar ppret giort ct arbei0e al
ct an0et 5amfnno, % boor Der er
Cell gbeo til bDer Ssnoaa, for Dem
iom oil, at eao % bsre Or6et OF
fao 9ernene u~noerr3t. iorismme ct
Nrbeioe poa Steoer, bbor 2nn6s.
meno ii0Oer ben lpOen at baoe 0en
2eitiabeo. Sea peo, at ie9 uoiGtter
mig for at blue misfen0t, iom on
ieg tolte al e9enf9rlige SeniDn; oct
ioor ia o9re, men ieg pe0, at ieg
tan iige meo San0be0, at on Den
0anife Strife ger no9et IigneuOe,
ioo er ieo i .bbieite @roO inlOo
oct. oe ieIo pil0e ie9 aIorig taee
imoo en- ioo6on 8Ioos. Get fan
enOOa bore en- Eng, ON Der er
Imoo areofe, iom mn % Oo snifer
eli 8rpit ira oct Somh1no, Iom
M er 0eres, % oa Ter at foo Bette.
ming Ell Sang imeIlem, men at en-
9re0s ifal ORE en- Mon0s 8io %
8enge paa ct inooont Steo. ipnes
ieg fife fan opre ri9tigt. Seq fen.
Der netop ira nit arbei0e / 0is.
coniin ct Ste0. Re9altnee. Mie6g
boor Ben forene0e STRIFE boo0e ct
iIet life ioo lille grbeioe, iom Den
opqoo, ioroi BET fife fut0e bore
fig ieIO, % iom ioa faI0te poo mig,
u6en at ieg 0esoprre par i Stouo
til at betiene BEN, font Der buo6e
Der oe i 9perne 6eromfring ipntes
at oPre Ell rig 9eii96eo til et mis-.
iionsnrbei0e poo Steoer, bpor Soft
if00er ben lt0en M~uligbeo Tor 9e.
fleming. 5aaoanne Steoer, ipnes ieg
nof, iSrit % fremneit fal6er paa
Dor 0iieroiIlia5eo. "a ieg i6er
igen. fan BET opre rel for pao en-
@ao0e at mooor6ei6e b.nonoen at
ipfl0e bore ar9iter % Dor Offer.
DiIligbe0, ioo %iooonnne Steoer tom.
mer til al ligge oloeles u0prfet
ben? fun6e BET life pare poa q.
De, at oi ale tom til al ie, at pi BAR
en- itsrre Opgaoe emo at t~ilireositille
Dor egne 5sleIier. ben meo @ii0s
SjPIp in6en lpnge at naa IA plot,
at life en- eneite itsrre areos al
0onife / bette 9ono ifaI i.0oe ben
uOen 0hiIigbeo for at bsre 6reIiens
@oangeIium / oeres egen Strife. San,
ON Der er oltfor mange bitre Nin.
Ser, Der filler DC nIore Arbeioere
oo, life Ri pnere ira be9ge Gam.
Juno, iom fife bor o9ret meo /.
aompen til en- 9egDnoelie r9ffe
9inonoen 9oano ooer Den Opgooe
al oele 2lrbeioet ioooant, at areiter.
ne life ipiIoes, men at De bruges
Der. boor, ino Dot Menneifer fan
ifsune. De fan gore met @oon %
barre til met gelignelie / 9lr6eioet
for at inmIe port 6olf ON Giaets
9oongelnrm.
Omig6t, 81, Den Z. Roo. 1912.
S. 6. aabero.
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