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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-02-08
CHAPTER XV.-ConiInued


For u moment. as ! responded i'
the hoarly cordially of l'. "',r"u"
] was enabled to tako my first glance
M the ballroom and found n 'o uN
unaorus.omca soldier eyes rr iHN'r
inE F"'r'a"'" Tho room Hn m".u.
Gently largo surprising apartment
indeed. c'"u 'u nu snrorh % Southern
home rs this had evidently h,.r and
70 nr0p0rNm. vp-o marr..a nv
humorous hIfF0'' o''rh..'. '.''n
il"'F 10 r""'ng '"d.'f moro
Instant 'H'''.' 20 ''N.aT r.'..'" 'n
space '''.'.'.N''. '.'I'''0'n 'F meow.
NJ hanF'H" chandeliers 'No' n..NH."l
riiEhNh 70 ''" merry ''r', decorated
IA'l7HIF ''"''"N"r" win 'ns'oon"d
''aE7 ana 'a.'".tIN arranged MUM.
'I"ns or war gay "''h 'H" dr"-s Nn'
forms Oh 'H' mon 'n1 'O" handsome"
gowns nI IN" """"n II composed %
seen" go HHI''rh' from Ih} ] hal
looked upon 'n years aF 10 hold mo-
tongues me merry laughter. tic flash
ihE OF bright eyes ana iN" CLEAN q
snowy shoulders the r""dhumored
I'phf'''s raHGNt a9 The various
couples circle swiftly past N" quick,
muslcaI EIIdihE oI Tying ico' over the
"aNeh iIoor' the continuous Whlri OF
Tao intoxicating waltz, and over all
inc inspiring strains ui strauss,
caused my heart 70 bound. and
oI"uEht WIN II an insane d'sIfe 70
participate.
Yet gazing. entranced, upon the ami.
mated scene. and feeling deeply the
intoxication OF the moment. my eyes
were eagerly searching that happy
throng for sight of one fair woman s
face. Strange ms It must seem to 9th
ors. in spite Of the fact that to meet
her might mean betrayal and death
ay. might even result in the destruc-
tion OF an army-in my weakness |
secretly longed for just such a hap
pcning; felt, indeed, that | must again
see her, have speech with her before
] went forth alone into the manifold
dangers Of the night. II was fool.
h"Iui"'Ss insanity IN very rhth'-.
49, haar. :, % a.aiS - ',S '.. "''h u
-, 80. 49,. -, "",y
-. oI.oasr ha,,,z.s * .'',
aa,,,d ! hair.,, ,an. 49, 49, -, :
49,, r,o,,ar,,. ,,, ,,'nua 80 In,
Iara a., sn,,o -, au w., 80,
dophted aim M s.enor,to COCO
should ever nreycnl my sootInV hor
with nil the mad ardor of Iovo mo
faintness OF heart should intervene
between us. That she was nresont I
knew from those chance words ovor.
heard in the chimney and nv ope
deep hope ever since donned that
Federal uniform and yeptured down
the stairs "a hone most oddly mingled
with dread) was that we might in
some manner be brought together
wa. vet yalnly seeking n gllmpse Of
her among the many who cjrcled INST
when ! was suddenly recalled to the
extreme delicncy OF my situation by
the deep voice Of the Major asking me
a direct question
DO you ever dance. Colonel?"
Exactly what may have replied
know not but II WAS evidently trans
lated MS an affirmative. for in another
moment was being plloted down the
side of the long room. while he Cos
siped in my rather inattentive ear.
AS you have doubtless remarked
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-02-08
Passing a Good Thing Along.

Bessie-Harry's gold watch muat
be q sort of a family watch.
Jessie--Why2
Bessie--First he has II. snz thea
bis uaols hSs Il.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-02-08

this I am willing TO give millions OF free pack
aReh / tax oil the risk. Sold by druggists
for % ccnts n .ial. For free package address
Prof.. MunIon. 53rd jefferson sts., PhadslOhla. Pa
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-02-08
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] want every pefsot
who 10 bilious, constr
patcd or has any stom
Ach or liver .silment to
send for u free package
OF my raw-Paw PillG,
| want TO prove that
they positively cure In
digestion, Sour Stom'
ach, Belching, Wind,
Headache, Nervous
ness, Sleeplessness and
are nm infai.lblo cure
for Constipation. To do
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-25
Party Postponed

The Leap Year party which was to nave been given tonight by a num- Der Of High School girls has heen postponed until one evening next week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-25
CARNIVAL SHOWS
 CLOSE HERE TONIGHT
Features Continue 10 Attract Biz Crowds and Please-Go To Little
 Rock Tomorrow Morning.

Rice and Dore Shows will close their week of carnival at Tenth ave- nue and Main street tonight at mid night. after a most successful weeks business. The crowds that visited the attractions on the grounds asain last night exceeded in number chose that were there the previous nights and. if anything the shows were even more enjoyed.
 The Rice & Dore aggregation VIII 30 to Little Rock tomorrow morning, to appear there on week. under the aus pices of the Fairgrounds Association.
 The Miller animal show continues to prove g big drawing card. also che eTexas Bud" Wild West exhibition. but "Texas Bud" would do we'll to cut out the supposed-to-be fancy rope work that is done by one of his men, only delaying some really good fea- tures of the performance.
 The Rice and Dore boys are about the cleverest bunch of carnival peo- ple who over came this way. Most oi them are gentemanly and are very attentive to the public, especially 10 the ladies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-25
Annual Commencement Ex- ercises Largely Attend
 ed at High School.
ALL RANKED HIGH
'1s Class One of the Largest At High
 School For Sonls Years-The

The Senior class of 1912 passed from the Pine Bluf1 High School for ever last night at the annual com mencement exercises when thirty. three happy graduates received their diplomas before the. admiring eyes of several hundred parents. relatives and friends The balcony. and lower floor of the auditorium were crowded to capacity to witness the rather large class graduate.
 The auditorium stage was closely crowded with the graduates the School Board and the faculty and was not decorated, with the exception of a few vases of roses and potted plants. But far more pleasing to the eye were the sweet girl graduates attired in lovely commencement frocks and carrying bouquets of cut flowers, and the young men at their best in full dress suits.
 The '12 class as seen by the spec tators at last night's commencement was one of the best that has been graduated from the High School for some years. It's members ranked high throughout the four years course of the school and ended in their Sen for year with high grades. For the splendid efforts of those who re- ceived honors, it Is no doubt but that they were justly bestowed on the chosen few. The '12 class had among its members some of the best known students in the school and when Col. s. M. Taylor passed out to the grad ua,tes their diplomas there was pa- thetic feeling among the undersrad- uates that they had parted with some of their most esteemed and brilliant companions. insofar as High School life is concerned.
 The officers of the Senior class are Miss Oakley Thomas. president; Cur tis McClindc. vice president; Miss Ruth Foley, secretary and spencer Fox, treasurer.
 The marshals for the commence ment exercises were selected accord ing to the annual custom from the Junior Class. including the following boys: Sam Johnson. chiAf; John sorrells, Read Fetchsr. Ben Mstthsvs' Georse Hcldsrness. John Hapsr, Nor san Toney and Jay Sloan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-25
2 Duf.HarrisOn.


 Miss Maybelle Duff and John C. Harrison, son of J. o. Harrison, were quietly married last night at 8:30 o'clock at the home of c. E. Lytle, on West Second avenue. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. l. Norris, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. The happy pair left at mid night for the brides former home, Cleveland, Miss, where they will visit her parents. Miss Duff is sister of w. l.. Duff, a we'll known resident of this city. She has been teaching school for some months at Altheimer and is quite popular with all her ac- auaintances. MT. Harrison is we'll and favorably known in this city and holds a responsible position with the Cotton Belt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-25
- . . > BRIEF MENTION : *% . . *+++++++++++*+$$+ | <

A. G. Bedell has returned from Hot SD" ngs where he spent, the past sev- cral days.
 Newton Adams went to Farrell yes terday where he will visit his sister, Mrs. Lyman B. Farrell, for some time.
 Professor F. G. May went to Port land, Ark, last night to deliver his lecture "The Philosophy of Human Happiness"
 Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Clowers, of Ladd, are in the city visiting F. R. Albright and family at Twenty-second avenue and Main street.
 Mrs. Beulah Adams went to Althei- mer yesterday to spend several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Barra- que, who lives near Altheimer
 J H. Thach, of Fordyce, formerly nead of the Clary-Banks Training 2 'hool, but now in business at that place is spending several days in th- city on business.
 Mrs. Floy Martin and Mrs. Fred Daniels, of Paris, Tenn, are in the city visiting w. A. Matthews and fam lily at No. 30S West Sixth avenue.
 Judge J. w. Lybrand and wife, of Sheridan, are visiting U. w. Poss and family on their way home from Macon Ga., where they attended the Confed- crate, Reunion.
 Mrs. F. L. Dilley, of Little Rock, ie in the city visiting friendsI and is pre- pairing to move back to Pine Bluff MT, and Mrs. Dilley willy return hers on June 1.
 Mrs. Ben Kaufman, former Pine Bluff resident who has been visiting Pine Bluff relatives and friends for several days. being now the guest of Mrs. Alex Lazarus, will return tc her home in Little Rock Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-25

The following is the program of the exercises and the list of graduates. Processional, Prof. M. D. McNeill.
 Invocation, Rev. c. l.. W.-Reese. Salutatory, Miss Ruth Schnable.
 Instrumental solo, "Rhapsodie Am elicaime" (Diedles), Miss Nettie Null likin. .5 s@.
 Essay. Universal Peace, Miss Lu- cille Tucker.
 Instrumental solo, "Valse de Con- cert" (Wienjawski). Miss Edith Wool dridge.
 Grafton, Americas Mission," Spen- cer Fox.
 Class song.
 Valedictory, Paying the Piper, Miss Lula Wilson. Presentation of diplomas by Hon s. M. Taylor, president of the schoo board.
 Benediction, Rabbi Ephraim Frisch
 The graduates are Misses Mary Davidson, Ruth Foley, Jean Hart
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-25

Frances Langston, Mona Lazarus, Net tie Mullikin, Gertrude Murphy, Hazel McElhenny, Cora Niven, Vivian Park CT, Flora Parnell, Louise Rutherford, Mary Tankersley, Oakley Thomas, Lu- cille Tucker, Ruth SchnaEle, Togie Watson, Lula Wilson, Willie Scott and Edith Woodbridge; Wylie Barrow, Morris Few, Joe Clement, Spencer Fox, Henry Guest, Clarence Knox, Collier Lee, Wardlaw Murphy, Curtis McClintic, Fay McGaughy. John To- ney, Frank Triplett, and William Steck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-25
TO CELEBRATE
 FIRST ANNIVERSARY

Feinburg and Buerkle. the popular saloonists, are preparing to celebrate the anniversary of their first years business in Pine Bluff. which will come. on May 25. Though these two gentlemen have been in business . short time they have built up . sub stantial trade and have one of the largest and most popular establish ments in the city. They will celebrate the anniversary In fitting manner and special prizes will Do given to their customers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-25
Dance for Miss Spauldlng.

Dance for Miss Spaulding.
 A number of young men entertain ed with a delightful dance Thursday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs y. E. Royce in honor of Miss Grace spaunding, cue of. the most popular girls in the younger society set, who will leave for her summer home at Winslow, Ark, about June 1. Though Miss Spaulding has been in the city a short time she has won host or friends. A large number were pres ent and dancing was enjoyed until the :" wee sma'' hours. During inter- mission sandwiches and punch were served. ...,i
 Those present were Misses lone 1Iearin. Emma WHlbourne. Goldstein (Little Rock), Gertrude Ivy. Rosa Riggin, Caro Hightower, Bess Thomp- son. Allie Mae Howell, Ieyl Cross Leinad Byrd. Elizabeth Boyce, Mary Mccoy, Lillian Harris, Ella Fox, Jes- sic Banks. Edna House (senatobia, Miss.). Katie Boyce. Matte Fox, Grace spaulding, Beulah Walkes' Helen Metz, Esther Frederickson (Chicago). Annie Martin, Emily Fox' Mildred Clark. Mary Boyce, Messrs' Edwin Howell, John Holman. Wal ter Cook, Willinghtam, Frank Wess- brook. Shep Gallagher. Harry Milier' Sol Bloom, Ragland Fitzhugh, c. A. Troupe, John L. Alexander. Joe Boyce. Hervey Mann, Erskine High tower Henry Roberts, Harvey Gii-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-25

Mrs. J. c. Martin, 3312 Ninth Ave. north, Nashville, Tenn, has benefited by the healing and tonic qualities of Foley Kidney Pills, and is willing that others should do likewise. She says: q suffered with kidney trouble and had severe pain across my back and felt all tired out. Foleiy Kidney Pills helped at once, and in a short time entile ely relieved ndiny:gorated me" '" w. l.. Dewoody & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-25
Junior Auxiliary.

The Junior Auxiliary of Trinity Parish will meet this afternoon at 2::SV o'clock at the Rectory. Delegates to the Junior Auxiliary meeting in Lit tie Rock will make their report, and an interesting lesson has been ar ranged. All officers and members are asked to be on hand promptly and each one is especially requested to bring friend. Refreshments will be served.
 MISS PAULINE WRIGHT,
 Secretary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-25
A4 GRAPHIG PINE BLuFT

lespie, Raymond Terrier, Cecil Baker
 Ed Williams, Earl Hagy, James Go rec, Harry Woodbridge, Bryant But Ter, Robert York, Shorty" Long, J. W. Adams, Joe Campbell, Roy Keh- he'll, Rony Long, Coll Andrews. Will lls Adams Orville Campbell, Jimmie Long, Messrs. and Mesdames Roy Senyard, Jas. Hudson, Clay, Stacker, Hunter Knox, J. E. Royce, H. G. 'Spaulding.
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SOCIETY

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-25
House Party,

houSt EdIGys
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Howell will give house party out at the coun- try Club Number Seven in honor of their daughter, Miss Allie May. The party will leave this afternoon in automobiles. They will spend a week at the club. A most enjoyable time is anticipated. Those in the party are Misses Bess Thompson. Emma Wilbourne, Mamie Nunn, Louise Crow, Annie Martin, Allie Mae Howell, Messrs Harvey Giles pie, Adam Robinson, Sextus Wilson. John l.. Alexander, Bart Eddins, June Coulton, MT. and Mrs. E. A. Howell.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
Oct nbe Selma.
@ooe l%lOiistcr for NriitenbOmmen.

Sra Satungiu oct norSlige Sbnn.
Il ifr Der en- Risiiongr til uSoen.
ia Morgon6lnoet":
1ntung par ct Riotpunft for Jie.
oolutionen / oct n%orSlige. S6anii,
men De aampe % Woro, Der innOt
Steo, berer til BET forbignn9ne.
0u prGges 5oIfeonnoen al @leOe,
ar6eiOs. % 9ioslpit.
&c TONNE @aoer er ful6e of5oIt,
Sc itGngte Son0eIsbooer er oobne.
Zen ilittige 9on6e ioar i'm Morf /
9ao6 ON fommen6e &sit. Get belle
tager Tia no iom en- ooffer gaor.
bag, 0o Qoturen nooener op al fin
9interoooIe.
en- fenOeIio Oppoognen mprfes
/ ale Samfunosflasier npe
2ipSfrnp, StrRben efter at fomme
opao o9 1rerldo I 9Iernnef 90 | Oct
iocinle 9iu esr fig gelbenOe.
Ronee iooDel Reeerinescbeier
iom fremitoaenoe gmbe6sm0nO fom.
mer til Observation-Disclosures oe ipsr.
ger os: 1Snoo er SemmeIisbeoen
neb ct opbsiet 9iu2 SoorIeoes fol
pi oberninbe 5ottig6ommen, ar.
beiosmoneelen2 Suorleoes ber port
5oripar or6nes? &porIeoes ifnI iee
6ebit finne bielpe nit 2on6 oe
mil 5oIf9 oe mango andre lienen.
be Spsresmnnl.
Qpiet er itremmet ino oper bet
fineiiife Riees Nsrfe. SntelIieente
oe bonblefrnitiee Npno oe aptn.
Der beeDn6er at paoene op Of oeres
lonee Se~bnineeispn oe IRnees etter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

oun0eIig oe iociaI 9eirieIie Oct er
eIaoeIigt at bore 9roteiter I6fte Jig
moo 8pranni o8 in09rOeOe beoen.
tie l%lififfe.
Reiter letter fig moo Dprfning
og 9anoel meo Opium, og llorpO.
oeIiesfrigen moo 0enne @ift fore'
eoar for Si0en meO al @nergi. Ser
! gpen er Der nplig onnnet en- an'
tisOpinm. iomt afbolOS. oe Seoe.
IiobeoSforening.
Sra 8reiiOent guanISbi.aoi er
Der uogoaet 0rore ON at u0oi'e
Spariom6eo oe0 9rpIlupper. ge.
%erupeIier Og Setter, iumt 5orbuo
moo ll0presnineer al Solicit.
De fleite Misiion9rer er oenOt
tiIbaae til oeres Misiionsitationer.
Iii Msoerne iamIes meget Soil,
og SfoIerne er / fuIO Sang. aI.
orig bar ser ppret en- ioaonn ef.
teripsrgieI efter 9i6ler oa Gang.
bsaer iomt friiteIige aoIen0ere JON
MI. gi piI bonbe, at set er en- ny
@ul6al6er, iom begpnoer / aino-
en- 5ribe6ens 9Gro, boor GuangeIiet
ubil6ret fan foa COP til at lennem.
trpnge bette Soft.
st ~aIporIigt anipar boiIcr pon
Den friitne Wisiion / en- Si6 ION
6enne. Risiionsorbeioet mao MI
fremao. fremao til en- n~fasrenoe
Seir. Mootte ri berfor BRUCE oe
uonptte Sc ar9fter, iom itoar iii
Dor 5ieneite".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
Yortugliiif Slaueri.

Get engeIite 4nti. Sloperis SeIitob,
iom i De ienere 2lar bopeOiagelig bar
beifefti9et iig meo De eIenoige 6or.
boI6 aongoitaten, bar beepnot ct
energiif 6eIttog moo 6orboIoene i
BortugnIs ofrifanife aolonier, nopn.
Zig De ioafnIot aatao-ger San Tor.
neo % Brincipe.
Get paoitons, at Der tremoeles
berifer ct iorfPr0eIigt Sloperiip.
item, og at bette uoeluffenOe muli9.
esres eennem @nglanos 9%oIonine.
england err o~llieret meo BortugoI
og bar eoronteret gortn1nl bets
aolonirige. 0eroe0 er England mn
faftiif Brotettor ooer Slaoeri.Sp.
TENET / oisie aolonier.
Com Spectator" uOtrptfer oct,
maa england enten fringe Bortu.
gals Staggering for aloor til at al.
ffafie Slaperiet poa aofao.2 erne,
boor Sfinreformer er bleDen mo.
fert uben / ringeite @oa6e at pn.
Ore De %iaftiife 5orbolO. eaer ogioa
maa oct oplsie allinncen meo Dor.
tigoG % operInbe anOre Wogter al
or0ne 5orboIOene eiter 8oreoStbefin.
oenoe.
3 9iebIiffet er Der omfring 5000
iorte Renneifers 9io oe 5ribeb,
iom er oTbpneig Of GneIanOs Solo.
ming. On life Sloperiet burtiet
ofifaffes, oe bisie 5000 Renneiters
Sorbol6 orOnes paa en- human %
p%roftiif Woooe, enor De burtigt Do.
ben / Rsoe fom 5sIse al BET uinn.
De qIima.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

Che Sutbernn~ Tiger til Dem,
fom tpnfer pno at gna til Sfole til
efteraoret: .8aa til Ben Sfole,
fom eoers airfe meo me9et ArbeiOe
oe flor Opofrelie bar oprettet for
eoer. Sporfor ifuIoe 5 enife at gaa
I'll nogen anoen2 Der er Steoet,
boor 5 pil finoe en- atmisf9re, Der
betpOer meget for eOers Gro og eoers
Gorafter. 5 oil Der blipe leoet al
QPrene, iom a%filaor at fro, 1T 3on.
nelie (gouoation) Ifol bore Issrebet
ira Religion. Der oil 5 6lioe IRrt,
at a~unoifob uoen 3ro, 8iOenifab
uoen guo6ommelig gisaohI, 5iGoio-
Fl uoen friitelig 4orafter er en- Sna-
re og 8Ianop9rf. Der er goOe friit-
ne Weno og fremrngenoe B9oogo-
ger / Sfoler, iom life er lutberife
- og pi taffer @uo, at Der er. Den
Der er or6re Beoagoger / mango al
oisie SnititlItioner, Iom oocerer be.
fpn0erlige 29roomme, og life er
benligt itemte imo0 RriItenoommen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

ON 9fberoIismen / 3pifIanO fri.
Der en- 9orreiponoent til ct uge.
blob / 2onoon: g4ntollet Of 0oabs.
bonOIineer, aonfirmationer oe Ruo.
bergqiter oftoger raft. aloeer bsres
fra pro~teitontiife 8reiter i ale
2nn0ets @gne, at 4ntaIlet al Dem,
Der 6enDtter Snfrnmenterne for.
minOifes ito0ig. Spnooernes npite
Msoer oil blipe ingttaget me0 ben
itsrite 9Gn9itelie, 0a man mna ie
be p9etigite Bro6lemer nngaaenoe
sirfsns 9ip Iige / 4niiotet." aor-
refpon0enten tiIfsier: n0e betpo.
ningsfuIoere airfer / Berlin og on-
ore Steoer fanr gra0ois oIi6erale"
8reiter, og De npoiitipe" ta6er baa.
be ! Snoflpoelie og ! antal."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
Sa 6nr.

I'll, 5o'r, iom eoor Der biemme,
og oItio fro bar iliot,
Tor rent og if9rt at o9rne
% nerge Dig o9 Dit;
Dig isger mine 3onfer
iaa tot og mongen Sang
: men met. nonr geien ipnes
mig aItfor tung % tron9.
J}aor RoOet oil mig ipiete,
% 3anfen ilappes tret,
mar ill Dor Series Billie
min egen posier iIet,
6a isaer ieg at fnIoe
ret Tor min Billie frem,
boor troiait on bar oirtet
% pirfer Tor port Stem.
IN, Der iaa eo6t iom noaen
bar itriot Der itore Stri0
/ 2ioets 1r9oemsae
DIN Belle 2eoetio, -
oil har eli 2oo al boiIe,
men fpmoer ION en- Wono
ben 5eIe 9ipspeis 9pngoe
moo Gpigbeoens 2on6.
Ga, 5o'r, 6u eomIe Meiter,
Der oIorie eiper tobt,
itolt er ieg, al iee bIeo |
ioo p6eIt BILLED ifobt;
Of, mootte leg oct oIorie
beifpmme nogen Gi6l
on peb iee trpgt, iee temper
ben qo6e 9ipets Strio.
gettp 9oft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

Solicit i Rontreal, Ont, Gan,
REFER 9roteit imo0 oisie Nor.
mon!9}isiionerer, Der igeer at be-
beee bigger, iom anfommer BERTH
JON Smmigranter og ifaI til oeitre
CANADA, til at gou til lltob. Del.
lem SofoeiIooebnnolere oe Dor.
monmisiion9rer er Der ben 6orifel,
bemerfer et al bore gDtteblaoe, al
De iioite benger en- reIigigs Appel
poa Rrogen, meo bpilfen De fiifer
De intetanen0e SieIe. Oct er Del
belle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

@eioner Saititute, 9ellberrp, Sno. :;
L. Soutenau S6ooI ior Sirls,
80 IoOelp6ia. 80. -. 9tort6 Star
6oaege. 9eo RiDer-0 nlen. Minn. ;
Il. Occur 0'2tlene College, Soobo.
- Oct er en- anpisning ior De man.
&c unge, ION tGnter pau at gaa
I'll Stole ben fommen0e 9inter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

o3be 2utberon" Of %. SuIi er
ct rietigt Sfolenummer. Der gi.
pes 8iaeoer og Sfitier af fsleenoe
Sfoler, Der tilbsrer v@eneral goun.
ciI~ eder Snnooer, Der tilbsrer oct
tie Somfun6: l.. 2utberon Sbeologi.
col Seminnrp, DIT. Qirp, BbiIaoeI.
pbia; 2. Qiieuitana College ano
theological Seminorp, 8ocf SsIano,
SI.; 8. gbicngo theological Semi.
norp, Moppoob, 81; 4. Sbe go.
etfie Seminnrp, 9ortlano, Ore; 5.
Seminarp OF gnitern Canada, 8a.
t~erIoo, Ont; 6. MubIenbers Col.
Iege, G%Ilentotpn, 3D.; 7. 9biel Col
Ieee, @reenpiae, 3D.; 8. 8uitopns
Noolpbus College, ct. Better, Ninn.
9 llpidla College, aenilmortb, u.
s.; 10. 2urber College, @nboo,
Nebr. 10. Bagner MemoriaI Col.
Ieee, Aodeiter, Stem gort; II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

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