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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06
NO BREAK IN COLD WAVE IN
SIGHT MERCURY DOWN TO
TWO BELOW DURING NIGHT
Snow With Continued Zero Tenn
peratures the Outlook
Over Sunday.
CHARITIES ARE BUSY.
McGregor Institute Houses 480
Homeless Men-Northern
Michigan Shivers.
TRY TO COAX FIRE WITH
GASOLINE; TWO BURNED

Their efforts TO keep warm,
resulted in Charles Johnston
and John Anderson, both board
ing at Clay and st. Aubin-aves.,
being badly burned, early Sat
urday morning. The young men
are employed in the construc-
ton of a moving picture house
at that corner.
They were In the construc-
tion house, trying to thaw out
their frozen fingers, when some
person attempted TO coax
tardy fire with can of gaso-
line.
There was a burst of flame
and the boys were badly burn
ed about the hands, face and
neck They were removed to
Grace hospital in an auto patrol.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06
CARNEGIE is PALLBEARER
Ct DICKENS FUNERAL

NEW YORK, Jan 6.--The funeral
of Alfred Tennyson Dickens, son OF
Charles Dickens. the English author,
was held az Old Trinity church, short
" after noon today. attended by many
notables, including the members OF
the ST. George society and other men
or English birth.
Rev. Dr. william IT. Manning Of
ficiated and burial was In the uptown
Trinity cemetery.
Among the pallbearers were An
drew Carnegie. Henry Clews and Tx
Senator William A. Clark
Dickens. who had been on a lecture
tour OF the United States. died here.
Tuesday. after a two-hours' illness, OF
acute Indigestion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06
N. VI UBRIEh, DETROIT
BANKER, DIES SUDDENLY
Vice-President of Peoples State
Victim of Apoplexy-Lived
Here Since 1868.

Michael w. o,Brien, vice-president
and chairman of the board OF the
Peoples State bank, dropped dead
about 1880, Saturday morning, In His
residence. No. 523 Jefferson-ave. Mr..
O'Brien arose at his usual time and
was stricken While dressing. Apoplexy
is given as the cause OF death.
Mr.. O'Brien was one OF the pioneers
In financial circles In Detroit He
came to the city in 1868, and In 1871
organized the Peoples Savings bank
with Francis l.. Palms. He became
president OF that institpticn In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06
se.rl., r.,er nnmnnnt.

weekend reporta from the board of
health show that there are now p
cases OF diphtheria, SO cases Of scarlet
fever and three eases Of smallpox in
the city. During the week there were
four deaths from diphtheria. one from
scarlet fever and none from smallpox
There were i7s deaths 90 being under
the age OF Eve years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06

admission of the murder OF the young
girl whom he poisoned in order that
he might get her out of the way so
that he would be free to marry Violet
EdmaHds, the Brookline heiress.
Through the long hours of the night
Richeson's lawyers pleaded with Dis
trict Attorney Pelletier for leniency.
Without hope OF life Richeson gave in
and at 1:12 this afternoon his lawyers
made public his confession.
The attorneys think the trial Judge
might exercise lenfency.
AZ the time the confession was made
public, II was not given out what Pei
letters final attitude would be. but II
is understood that he declined to
promise anything.
The confession is in the form of a
letter written by the minister TO his
(Continued on page sevenD.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06
.RICHESON ADMITS HIS
GUILT FOR GIRLS DEATH
Brookline Preacher Breaks
Down and Cenfesses He Gave
Poison To Avis Linnell.

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 6.--That he
was responsible for the death Of Avis
Linnell was the confession made this
afternoon by Rex Clarence ". F Rich
eson, who has been In the local jail
for several weeks on charge or
murder. His attorneys stated this af-
ternoon that he had made a complete
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06
JAYS TEMPER ATIfREs.

One year aEo today, Highest tenn
perature, 2If lowest. tff mean, 1sg
cloudy weather with 40 inch of show
during the day.
The .as sets n, s,is . m. and rises
Sunday nt "a. m.
The moon rises tonight st etlo d. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06
THE WEATHER.

For Detroit and vieinltyt saturday
nIsht aad sunday. generally cold with
snoNy and continued coidI moderate
vafiahie winds.
Iosser MichiEani snow tonllxht and
sunday continued eoidg mode rate 60
brIsk north Winds.
Tou,y,s TEwpER R,Tt,REs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06
WORKERS
VOTE TEN TO ONE
AGAINST FRANCHISE
Straw Ballot in EMF Plant
Hard Knock For Thomp-
son-Hutchins Pact.
ANOTHER GERMAN PASTOR
WHACKS SETTLEMENT"
Mustn't Surrender What We've
Fought For" Says Rev.
William Hagen.

A Straw vote on the Thompson-
Hutehins franchise In three de-
Partments Of plant No. Of the
E.-M.-F- factories, taken Saturday,
showed 81 for the proposition and
$50 against u.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06
pu.Iu... Men 90 Dln~.

The Northwestern business Mems as
ISOLATION will hold it's Hrst annual
banquet in American Eagle hall
Bethune-ave and Brush-st.. Thursday
evening, Jan. rs, at o'clock Among
the speakers VIII be Justice Jenries.
Judge. Connolly, Albert l.. Hetchler and
Mayor Thompson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06
Tro.p. 60 Ala Be-leres Mea.

FEZ Morocco Jan. 6.-A battalion
OF French troops In command of Nat
Bremond left Fec today for SefroA
where the garrison Is being cioselN
pressed by tribesm6n. Lack OF eQuip-
meut only has prevented the natives
from wipine out the French troops
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06
WisC01Si1 Man Is Leab-yeay
Bridegroom AfAge Of Elgby One

JANEsvILE Wis. @ lsai
Brinke
married ~ Rockford to cyprien coran. aged 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06

Patent Applications nied by Barthel
= Bsrthei, 81 consrsss-st west
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06

NEW YORK. Jan G--The price OF
platinum has risen 10 S730 a pound.
the highest quotation on record.
Evening journal., 1912-11-19
pINNER AT CMADns r0Rn.

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hoffman,
of Chadds Ford, entertained at a din
ner party last Tuesday evening in
honor OF two events, IL being the
eight birthday anniversary OF their
daughter Jessie r.. and an a reunion
Of the wedding party OF Mrs. lIon-
mans sister, Miss Reba B. Ashton Of
Lenape, Pa, who will be married the
latter part OF this month to Lloyd
Lippincott Robbins, of Shoemakers-
vile, Pa, covers were laid for fifteen.
The decratins were pink and white
from the centre OF the ceiling hang
ing over the table was a basket Of
pink and white flowers A miniature
wedding party was drtistically ar
ranged on the dining room table
significant of the coming event. A
birthday cake holding eight small
pink candles, also adorned the table
for Miss Jessie. Eight brass candle
sticks filled with pink candles made
light for the table. After dinner the
party was invited to room filled with
packages, which was a surprise linen
shower for Miss Ashton She re-
ceived about fifty beautiful pieces of
linen. The honors Of the evening
We're divided between the two girls
in whose honor the vent was given,
but all present enjoyed the menu.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality Of
their hosts were: Mrs. Ella Ashton,
Misses Reba, Ella and Portia Ashton,
Lenape, Miss Sara r. Brackin, Mar
shallton. Mrs. r. A. Primmer, Tren-
ton. N. j., Mrs Winfield Hice, West
Chester. Miss Ethel Rabbit, Media,
Lloyd Robbins Shoemakersville
Arthur Goettell. Philadelphia, Master
Ralph Hoffman, Misses Jessie and
Grace Hoffman.
Evening journal., 1912-11-19
NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
Mad Dog Again Runs AmuCk
in Streets Of
Town
TO TALK OF
THE STREET PAVING

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Nov 19-New Castle
had another mad dog scare yesterday,
and the result will be the slaughter
OF "a score OF dogs. The dog appeared
yesterday morning i'm the western sec
tion of the city, where it bit several
other dogs The owners of some Of
the bitten animals shot them, while
others tied up the dogs Later in the
day officer George Woolson started In
search Of the dog The chase was
a long one, and the supposed mad dog
escaped, after biting a large number
of dogs, mainly in the Murrayville and
ShaWtOWn sections of the city.
New Castle hundred farmers are
much Interested In the Farmers Train,
which is 10 be here on December 2,
and stop at Porter Station, where
there will be three lectures given by
experts. The train is sent out by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
for a tour OF the Peninsula. under the
direction of the Maryland Agricultural
/ College, Delaware College and the
Delaware State Board of Agriculture.
There will be three half hour talks
given at porter's Station following the
arrival Of the train al S.25 o'clock
ON Monday morning. December 2. The
subjects TO be discussed are, "Soil
/ Fertility use of Lime on Land, p"
"Fruit Culture" wheat and Corn, 4"
Feeding and Breeding of Dairy
Cows Poultry" Dairy Mules,
Hogs, Alfalfa. Cantaloupes, Potatoes,
Tomatoes and Strawberries"
Among the gunners who went after
game yesterday in lower New Castle
county were James Hatton, Edward
Mcdaniel. John H. Berry, Ellsworth
| Gambrill. John Gears John Bridge
water, Francis Sheridan
Eckert Tindall has returned home
from Maryland where he had flno
! sport cunning He brought home
( three squirrels and three rabbits.
City Councils street committee viii
confer with the Trustees Of The Com
mons at meeting tonight regarding
the street paving contract. City
/ Council will hold a meeting later. The
contractors bond will be presented
at the meeting for acceptance.
In First Presbyterian Church last
/ evening the Rev J. Edgar Franklin.
, of Wilmington, was the preache- at
the special services. The Rev Fran
els II, Moore, Of Middletown, will
| conduct the services this evening
The Baraca class of the Methodist
Church will hold a pleasing enter
tainment in Music Hall tomorrow
evening. The admission to the en-
tertainment Will be by ticket which
were distributed in the Sunday school.
Evening journal., 1912-11-19
COMFORTFOR
RHEUMATICS
Rheana Gets to Work First Day
Put; the Poisonous Uric Acid on
The Ran and Brings Quick Relief.

Twisted, swollen, unsightly joints
are rapidly freed from pain and
brought back 10 normal with
RHEUNA
Lame people walk without aid; sleep
comes 10 those who have been unable
TO lie in bed; hands that were help
less because of terrible rheumatism
are now able 10 do their share for the
support of the family.
RHFUMA is a wonderful remedy for
Rheumatism, for Gout, Neuritis, Lum-
bago and Neuralgia
1t l. a wonder-worker; it never fall
ters. n. -'er gives up until every vestige
of uric id poison is expelled from
the body.
1t acts n Stomach. Liver. Kidneys
and Bladde- all at once and brings
long prayed Tor comfort 10 distressed
people-onl. so cents al Danforth S
Drug Store aRf money back il it isn't
as advertised.
Evening journal., 1912-11-19
Standard Makes of High
Grade Enamel Wares at Less
Than Makers Present Prices

Why? Frankly because there are only
two things for us to do TO get room for
our Christmas Goods and Toys, now
crowding our big Easements to the limit
Either We must pack these useful house
hold goods away and pay storage, or we
must make prices that will insure most
speedy change Of home for them
WE HAVE DECIDED IN YOUR FA-
VOR, AS WE ALWAYS TRY TO DO, and
have marked these housefurnishings at
MUCH REDUCED PRICES. On sale now.
See the big Market street window
Evening journal., 1912-11-19
Nd nEprTY FOR HIM.

GEORGETOWN, Del, Nov. 49,
Charles r. Jones, Jr. Of Georgetown,
elected County Clerk in Chancery,
has announced that. according TO his
prediction promises, he will appoint
no deputy. but will turn the salary Of
5000 a year hack to the county to be
spent cn good roads
Evening journal., 1912-11-19
Demonstration of
Knitting Bear
Brand Woods

Free-On the third floor
we have again secured the
services of Miss Baird to
show you all the latest
stitches in knitting. You
haven't much time to make
those acceptable knitted
Xmas presents so you'd
better come Wednesday
and get started.
A most complete assort-
ment of the best yarns
Bear Brand-at the Art
Department, first floor.
Evening journal., 1912-11-19
RUNMAGE SALE.

The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety of Union NJ b. Church will hold
rummage sale at No. 100 West
Eighth street, November 25 and 26.
Donations viii be called for. Notify
Mrs. Francis, No. 1904 Tatnall street
Evening journal., 1912-11-19

Make it a point 70 keep in close
touch with the Wants-Adv
Adv
Evening journal., 1912-11-19
Rich Designs in Rugs
ABOUT ONE-THIRD UNDER
REGULAR PRICES.

A cleaning up of our present stock
of beautiful 9xl2 Rugs to make room
for the new rugs and Christmas
goods now on the way. EXCEP-
TIONAL SAVINGS WHICH THE
THRIFTY WILL TAKE ADVAN-
TAGE OF IMMEDIATELY.
In fine Tapestry Brussels Rugs,
worth today SIG; No G11 E0
vember Sale price. . y 4 GsOV
OTHER TAPESTRYS - Regular
Sl8, for $3.50; regular $40, for SIS.
VELVETS- Regular $40, for SIS.
BODY BRUSSELS Regular $50,
for S23.50.
WILTONS-Regular $40. for $50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-09

Bethel oonife 60. -lutb. Weni9beO,
Sos Angele8, Sal, 6ringer beroe0
Samiunoet og airferaa0et i'm bier
telige Eof for, at oct ienote Baitor
Sobnion beruo at begpnoe Wtis-
iionen iblnn0t port oallife 6olf.
0erren bar o%eliignet @erningen oper
5oroentning, iaa hi MI er en- lille
blomItrenoe Menig6e0. 9ern9lt en-
in0erlig 8of til 8ennerne no ooer
Snmfunoet, iom ienote os ion man-
9e @oper til bort life airfe5jem,
iom mi Itaar f9roigt meo life ioo
ibert me9en @9l0. @n i9rlig Saf
til 8ennerne 6eruoe pqa apiten for
e0ers OfferDiQigbeo, og foroi S
fom iao mango og bar me0 til Sno.
o%ieIien. 3iGioe en- 9ierteIig Gaf til
BrnIterne / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ioroi s fom og par me0 at gsre
0isie Gage iao rige og ifenne fOr
o8. 9i ifof I en- ner 5remtio
Io0e 6sre nermere ira o5 ON Sir.
fen og Snooielien.
gnonu en- bierteIig 6of til oIle
npr % fiern.
8aa Menigbeoens og geitpreIiens
8egne.
Chr. Beteren,
Sefretpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-09
NatnrligDis.

0aturligois: ariiten0ommen fan
uun0npre g6e beoIte". 5or @pan-
geliets egen Sfplo fan De be0ite
unbppres, o9 ariiten6om beitaor
enooo. Der bar o9ret Cher, % 6e
oonne0e forogteoe @riitenoommen,
og 9ioer, 6a De beunoreoe ariften-
Dom; oct bleo oltiommen 6eres egen
Sag, og ariitenoommen bar | og
for iig eonife uanfGgtet oerof. Yan
Wo0e eGer foreloet, 6eremt eler
berpgtet, BET er oltiommen @ban.
aeliet liae me9et, oct itanr uroffet,
og bill life De frelieS bco Grange
Iiet, ion bill mnaife Deres Sbo-
ger. oa @paneeIiet er liee megtigt
til at frelie Deres Sooser, enten
De bliner frelit meo eller Ell.
Men naturIigpis: for Deres egen
Sfplo er oct life Iieeeplbigt, ON
gponeeliet mao gaa Siis forbi Dos
Dem eGer bIiner bel moStogen. 9bi
%forfaiter De epaneeIiet, ioa oil oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-09

Sn0 inlelIem bop0e bore ire
Stuoenter iammen meo nogle al
De aurume 4riitne ofiunget fire
itemmigt ben inpanife Soeri9ttel-
lie al Miiblenberg's IS noulO moi
lioe alnop8".
Or. 9romn lpite. 8eliignelien,
og Go9et elf til Dor fore Smais'
iiOite Sbileiteo. 8uitor 9onemuro
lGite Solme 80, Moie 9on, og ops
ien0te en- 5offeben for Ben Sio,
ri 6opoe iaaet Sop til at BABE Sinai
iblonOt os.
Soo long ni: ygtu or min Er9l-
Dom enOt, Seius er min" og bans
Steu i0nfeoes / @raoen. Mens 6en
fplOtes, fom Wuto fen iii mig og
boiifeoe: gSmois' Mooer er bic
ben frelit, iioen ifoI ieg fortpl1e
mere" og 9sn9gelien opermnnoe0e
BAN; Bette OeOsfolo bar iiffert
lat un0ilettelige Mprfer I bans
2ip. 0eite Sang liot o@fteril9t"
g6ers
;. 10. 7. @tnt6er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-09

rens 9eeeme og 9lo0, oo Oerefter
fortiattes meo 6orbnn0lin9en, og
oct blep ierfi9 itaOfGitet, bbao Der
bar fremme 0ogene forub. Senien:
Get fan mon9e @onge oere oaor-
Iigt me0 5orifeIIen; men Der er
bog 6orifel. 2igeino er Ser 5ori fel
paa @i10s 8grn. Rogle er beOrs.
be0e, andre GLADE. 0erefter bleD
Der ipurgt: gor oct lettere at fgl-
9e SeiuS, 6o ban banore6e pao
Serb? 6Oortil 8aitor SEMEN ipa-
re0e, at 0et er meget lettere M.
2igeioa ia90e ban, at BET nptter
i1tet at befen0e me0 Dor Wf1n6.
ON life bi leber oereiter. 9entlen
b%enoiite til 5Iut til Hom. 1 16
ON life at famine os pe0 9riIti
gpongelium. Seq bnr MI prsDet
at gre oct ioo goOt og tillige iuo
fort iom muligt.
Soo til Slut 8of til ale, ser
fom til 5te0e. 9of til 9reitebrsore-
ne. Moa 6erren ioa peGiiene Ser.
ningen boooe fer / Clinton oe Der,
6por 5 fer0es til 0ogli9.
@oers ringe 9roOer / Serren,
CIR. Soul en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-09
soa fortiotte ban meO at fOrteae

Soa fortiotte ban meo at fort9le
ON BAN JON ct 9ennenS Ofenne fe,
Der beitonoig bap0e opfororet siam.
meroterne til alorig at foriemme
noeen 9eiIigbeo til 9en, og iom
ieIp toe oft / 9sn til 9erren, il9r
bar ben enOnu uomoenote Steomo-
Ser, JON ban elifeOe al belle lit
Sierte, ita0ig @cnitanO ior bans
@enner.
9li oct oQe~onetsleb", JON 9aiura
oplpite, ifnl ieg fun income, at
Sinai / aor pilOe p9re blepen %
9(ar gommeI, at ban / jim Gi0 JON
~aaerpngite 4ipiront tog Ben aller.
beieite gfsomen iom SefretPr oe0
&aa0buiet i aurume; OF ban no.
mGrfe0e zig pe0 6li0 % Glteligbeo
iom Sol0ot, ian bans foreiotte pres
ieoe BAN bnarot for at ioa BAN
til at fortiette ben militGre 9ebe.
bane, men at ban lpnge fsr bdp.
DC pnlat Of pie lit Gin BELT til Scr
ren5 6ieneite.
Sao tolte ieg no ira Sob. u,
26: y 21Oigbe0, eaer @fterfel-
eelie. er 9etingelien for at tiene
@errpn; q Somner me6 Serren
baooe Ell 9etinselie og en- 5rilgt
0erdf; - 9Gre fra guo ielo BET
enoeligc Reiultot; og iuaIeOes fun.
De pi ie poo Dor bortgongne BRO.
0ers Gin. San bno0e oPret pompg
iom &c BIN @ioler. Ser Imnffe0e
bans aiite, peo Sroen poo Seins
ariitns rem iom 0e bpiOe 2ilier,
90 0erfor boo6e Der ooer bans 9in
opret ben Gltft iom hos De oellu9-
ten0e 9lommeblomiter, Der Iigele-
6es por poo 4iiten; Ssbimotiu
boobe 10 nGpnt noget ON Ben 0uit,
Der noaif fra BAN til Ooelie.
Mltto. Ser por Smais Setter,
brogte til iiSit pon 8amiIiiens gea-
ne en- 5of til ale, Ser bno6e np.
ret ON Sinai t bans Sp90om og
De0. % MI bar fommen meb til
9e1ropelien,
Der fan0t BOG inoen SorofGitel.
ie Steo | aumomoto, oa ban ifill-
be / SomiliebeernpeIien / 9urime;
9iget blep 6erfor fremeret oa ON
Ron6ooen reiite Mo6eren og bore
soriae 8i1rumeihloenter biem meo
oerps aommerots ii6ite ior6iife9fe.
tier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-09
8eoraDelien | anrnme

ianot Steo ON Ons0ogen. sra
&umomoto fom Or. gropn og Wr.
Sorn me6; ira 5ufuota bar Ofr.
NiIler fommen. Ser tog ieg 2eoel-
len, 0o Baitor 9onemira snifeoe
al 6oloe geeropeliestalen. Mr.
Miller lpite oct iemten0e aapitel
! I aorintierbrep, og ice aabne0e
meo gen. 8srit bop6e ui BOG Inn.
get en- Gang, Ser boo0e facet itor
9etp6ning for Sinai. Oct bar en-
iapanif SoeriGttelie al ben engel.
life: Set me 90 pbere iaints are
goinq". Zen bap6e ban lGrt lige
fort efter, at ban bleo en- &riiten,
og oo 5o0eren ioa bleo ipg al 5or.
eiftnina, lang ban ben for BAN De
TO Gage, ban lepeoe, paa en- ianoan
Mon0e, at 0onemnra bapoe ct if
fert 6aab ON, at ban bar blepen
Funqen in6 ! Simmelen (See lp-
ite for Reiten / Mor9es, at oper
Snlo6eIen al Be ariitne | Snpnn
er 6Ieoen set oeo Snnaens Sn0-
flp0efie; bporni0t set er pnnIi0e.
Ii1t. fan ieg life oi9ere; men oct
piier oo / at 6nI6. at oct life er
ct pneitaacnoe SilfpI6e).
Saa IGite Niura o2eonet5lsbet"
/ en- noget u0pi0et 5fiftelie, meOens
Gameoamo iortaIte ON Smais iio.
ite Gage, bans 9i0elier og bans
Ser. Son preoife0e Baitor go.
nemura oper Sch. ia. Or.
9romn talte oereiter JON Gepr9-
i~entant for Seminariet, Gefiten
minoeS ieg life MI / 9iebiiffet
Sna tolte Ehtboiife iom Heprei en.
tnnt for Meniabeoen % Smais'
9enner; Tiuboife, 0omepama og
,ymoi bar olle tire Sefretprer pan
Haa6bniet. De blep ariitne ONT
trent oe0 famine 1io, De ii0Ite TO
o6bte iomme 0og; 0e lopeoe boer-
andre al blipe epongeliiter ale tire,
Giuboife Dor DOG life bGret / Staro
til at 9oloe 9sftet, on bans Zine
life oar Itprfe nof til at funne tao
Ie ret megen 2psning, men ban
pil tiene Serren iom 2egmano;
at ban fnn oct. bar ri 8ionesbpro
nof ON ollereOe. 5 oct nGite 9rep
ifal ieg me6oele enfelte 8ref al
bnao Der bIep iagt. Siuboiife, ben
pngre, Der er proipeftip Stuoent,
opleite Noonene po1 Dem Der bao-
De ienOt 9repe, 90 be life ielo
funoe fomme, 0eriblanot oglaa ct
9igt ira Matiumoto | Sioa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-09

faa 5sIger for Gem og life forgnnn-
geliet, Og mootoger De @nan9eliet,
iaa bill oct fna 5gIger for Gem og
life for @pongeliet. Com ems 2in
anle8geS, iaa bIioer oct. Com
@rlin0tonen oniloos, ioa bliper 03lt-
iifer. 8eO6Iiber &c at regne feiI
fan 5ocit olori9 6lioe rigti9t.
% naturIigpis: for 6olfetsSfplO,
iom Sc Dor /. 86i gpnngeliel fan
ui0bGre Gem, men Solicit fan life.
Dc er MI engon9 en- al Oe Rillioner,
Der beitemmer 6offets 6remti0 i fri
ltelig 8enieen0e.
qt BET er @oongeliet / og for zig
ligegploigt, ON De tror oct og retter
Gem o~ereiter eGer Ell fan De le Der
at, at @pangeliet bar lamme aratt
til of re60e andre. Sg MI FER oct
ponfol0en0e, at bDor De beolte lite
pil0e 6gre, Der frelieS De pprl tie. De
bill opleoe, at RenneIfer, De banoe
op9ioet, 6oIf, iom De gap en- 2s9re
6ber 2er0ag, blioer paft op og Bill
per frelit. Og ino oil Ge foa at
ie, at oenne ariitenOom, boortil
6isie Menneifer omoenOte Jig, life
plies / Opitpltetbe0, men I. @fS. |
rent hi og /, at Eiggeriet berer
op. Ger fan De ie &riItenoommens
grincip / itore grope Sr9f. Gent
ioa, booo De me6 0eres 5ormne,
Snoflp0elie eder gmbeOe funoe oripe
oct til, ON Sc blen noft til ct TIL
iporenoe 9in. @n Siggers Omoen'
oelie ipores notionolsfonomiit, bpao
oil life en- Motooors betpoe?
3 rent Ssi og u6en OF tigge ganr
6en for6ums gisie Ibper Senoag til
Rirfe, for ON Wonoagen at begpnoe
ct uen6eGig Deficient, men genrent-
fsrt @r6ejoslib. Sperger De bom
poa bans gamIe Gage: Sig mig DIT
Qibs ItsrIte Semmeligbe6l Soa oil
BEN Wan0, bpis Strube en- Sang
biffebe al SPIRIT, og bpis Stemme
en- Sang bppe6e Of Drift, ioore meo
rolie, eIo6 o9 flor Rsit: Rin Semi
meliabeo er, at min SreIIer fanot
mig.
90 biG De ipsroe en- al be. beoite
al Ceres Somti0. en-, ON boem De
pe6, at ban Ieper ct erIigt ~friltent
0ip, ct oio, iom De / Ceres egen-
fob al @ono, @entlemon, Sorret-
ninosmono toger Soften at for, -
pif De Tperqe BAN. bpob Der err
SemmeIiebeben / bons 0io, 'oa oil
ban ioore: MinSemmeliebeo er ben,
of ieq fon6t min TreIier.
Der hnr De TO tppiIfe Sonr; De
bebIte fnnbt Seres Srelier, o9 Srel'
feren fanSt be rineeIte. geaoe 0ele
fnIber man @pffefie.
Sohonnes Soft.