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Birthday Party.

On Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock, Mrs. c. F. Sim mons was the hostess to an af- ternoon birthday party at her cozy home on w. Ash Street, in honor of her little daughter, Henri Vernon's tenth birthday.
 The home was beautifully deco rated throughout with bright colors. In the dinning room cut flowers were tastily ar arranged. In the center of the table the large birthday cake surrounded by ten candles pre- sented an attractive appearance. After the cake had been sliced it was found that the following had drawn three prizes that were concealed in the cake. A dime, by Kathryne Mitchell; d thimble, Mable McCreight; button, George Gibson.
 A delightful afternoon was en- joyed by all.
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

The tax book Tor the collection of the special assessments upon the real property in District NumbeFi, for the purpose of the collection of taxes fof said Sewer Dis tfict No. of the dty q Brinkley Monroe County, Arkansas, ,has been placed in my hands.
 !. The owners offeal properil lying In the District are required 10 FEY ihier assess- penis to me within thirty t3o) days from this date Hsuchjpayuent is moi made. action willfbe oommesced at the end of that time for the collection of said assess ments and for legal penalties and costs. Given under my hard this the ilihh day of May, 1912.
 SIG. BAcHARAcH
 Collector.
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Great Chance.

A representative of the Bald- win piano factories of Chicago has taken up the. two new pianos at Bakers Jewelry Store and rather than ship them back to the factory will close them out at about half price if taken at once, and win also make terms on small mpnthly payments. The pianos are guaranteed to be in perfect condition and are fine high grade fully guaranteed in- struments.
 Gall at the Jewelry Store Fri day evening or Saturday fore- noon. First corners gets tho bargains.
 [Advt.
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Card of Thanks.

The School Improvement As sociation wishes to thank theS ladies who baked the cakes for our sale, also the people who purchased them on Saturday last.
 In behalf of the ladies who re- ceived the White Crest Flour sent them by Mir. A. R. Ham mon, we most heartily thar k him.
 We cleared $1S.O from tie sale.
 Thanking each and all again for their help, we are
 s. 1. A.
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Hon. Hugh Martin, of Helena, District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler of the B. P. O. E., will make an official visit to the Brinkley Lodge B. P. O. E. No. 1262, Friday night, and install their officers. After installation will be had a smoker in their Club Rooms.
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Prof. David Bowen was up from Blackton Saturday last on business.
 John R. Willbanks, a civil en- gineer of Stuttgart, was in the city Tuesday.
 J. w. Pope, editor of the Clarendon Sun was in Brinkley on business Monday.
 Masters Alfred, Lewis. H. B., and little Miss Annie May Allen are visiting their grandparents in Forrest City this week. < Mesdames J. w. Farrin and w. T. Riner were visitors in Monroe Sunday.
 Money Loaned sopF Farm Land i. Phone, write or ah on J. D. Henley, Bank ofBtinkley buill- ing.
 J. B. Dunlap is in Wheatley attending the District Conference of the M. E. Church South.
 Little Miss Ray Foote, of New ark is in the city visiting her brother John Foote.
 Mrs. l.. A. Baker, of Hunter, was in the city shopping with ARGUS advertisers yesterday.
 Miss Bettie Tatton, of Wheat ley, is the guest of Mrs. B. C.. Metcalf.
 D. H. Biaett is now in the em- ploy of the Fargason Grocery Co. N
 Have a five passengef to mobile in very best conditiahVil trade for small tract of Nd pr other property. Address Box 26, Brinkley, Ark. \
 Misses Christina and Margue- rite Williams are visiting friends in Cotton Plant this week.
 G. w. Sherrill was through the city from DeValls Bluff Mon- day en route to his home in Clar- endon.
 Morris Brauda, of Memphis, was a business visitor here Mon- day.
 Master Robert l.. Ferguson is in Hunter this week visiting his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. H. L. Baker.
 Miss Della Baggott returned home Monday from few weeks visit to friends in Hazen.
 A. R. Hammon and wife spent last Sunday at the country home of Mir. and Mrs. George Helm, near Allendale School House.
 Born: To MT. and Mrs. Isidor Scholem on Tuesday May Fist a baby girl. Both baby and Moth CT doing fine.
 Misses Jewel Baker and Benlah Butler returned home Sunday from few days visit with little Miss Alberta Ramage at Cotton Plant.
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Died.

Mrs. Geo. Fitzhngh. died at her home in the southern part of the city yesterday morning.
 Mrs. Fitzhugh. a widow lady with four children, had been sick only a short time.
 Interment was in Oak Lawn Cemetery at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Services conducted by Rev. Dana Terry of the Bap- tist church.
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nesday.
 R. c. L. Howard and two children, Robert and Kerns, leave today for a visit to rela- tives in Union City, Tenn.
 Mrs. Frank Wagner and child ren, and brother, George Muller. returned from DeSoto, Mo-, where they were called on &C., count of the death of Mrs. W's. sister, Miss Rose Muller.
 Mrs. w. F. Shellhorn and chil- dren, and mother, Mrs. Mary Dodge, will leave Saturday morn ing for Wilkerton, Ind, tospend the Summer. They will also visit in Lakeville, Ind.
 When in the north end, don t forget to visit the Suburban Gro cery, North Main Btreet, phone l58, Wm. Hill (eol.,) Prop. He is polite and obiiging and solicits your patronage. Success to you. Will push your business.
 MT. and Mrs. George Weiss, of Memphis, returned Sunday to their home in Memphis, after a few days visit with Mrs. Weiss brother, Dr. M. R. Stimson.
 Mrs. Anna Singleton and little grandson, Onis Craven, returned Tuesday from Little Rock, where they went to visit Mrs. Single tons mother, Mrs. Josephine Spaine, who is in St. Vincent s Infirmany.
 On Sunday afternoon at the home of Rev. T. J. Brickell, Miss Mamie Smith and MT. J. H. Haynie, of Clarendon, were happily united in marriage, Rev. Brickell performing the cere- mony.
 A. R. Hammon & Go. have this week installed a new and up-to-date sanitary counter for the purpose of keeping fruits, cakes, beans, etc., in sanitary condition. Same is very attrac- tive andis being favorably com mented on by the trading public.
 Mrs. G. B Walker, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. w. Frenz, for the past few weeks, returned to her home in Hickman. Ky, Tuesday morning She was accompanied by her granddaughter Miss Georgia Frenz who will spend the summer there.
 Mrs. William McMullen was through the city Monday en route to her home in Cotton Plant from Philadelphia. where she attended the graduating exercises of Ouachita College, at which her daughter, Miss Laura McMullen, completed a course in violin.
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Geo. E. Hartley was business visitor to Pine Bluff Tuesday. J. D. Owens and family visit ed in Cotton Plant Sunday.
 H. 0. Penroe, of Hunter, was in Brinkley Monday on business.
 R. F. Smith was a business visitor to Carlisle Tuesday.
 Misses Eda Bacharach and Rose Jacobs spent Sunday in E Clarendon
 Money Loaned on FAS 4and. Phone, write or gall lLoA '. D. Henley, Bank of Br6nkleA huild- ing. AN
 s. Bacharach was in Little Rock Wednesday on business.
 Miss Velma Cook was on the sick list few days this week.
 Ardell Pollard and Bob Nit chell, of Cotton Plant were visit Iofs in Brinkley Sunday.
 Tom Keath was here from Clarendon Sunday visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. D. F. Keath. ?
 FOR RENT::-A cool font room, nicely furnished. 1HPhone 97 or address w., ARGUS bfice.
 Mrs. Lon Everett, who has been i'll for the past few weeks, is reported improving.
 s. Bacharach and w. s. Mo- Cullough were in Forrest City Monday on business.
 Little Misses Louise Roescher and Helen Cook visited friends in Hunter first of the week.
 Mrs. Ed Wallace and children, of Monroe, were in the city Sum- day visiting. relatives, Mir. and Mrs Bud Wallace.
 Misses Mamie Smith and 'Dorline Riggs, of Clarendon were inAtEe city Sunday.
 Mrs. Mollie Welch, of 'Hazen, visited her daughter, Mrs. c. w. McDermott, afew days thelatter partof last week.
 Mrs. Henry Folsom was in Bates ville a few days the first of the week.
 Mrs. T. c. Garrett, of Biscoe, was shopping in the city Satur- day last.
 Misses Cammie Pearson and Ethel Myers and Mess rs. Oscar Myers and Fordie Ripley were Hunter visitors Sunday.
 
 For Dress making or p!ain sewing, call on or ph0he the Misses Stagg, sBrinkley Ak. Phone l04.
 Little Miss Mabel Blanton, of Forrest City, is in the city the guest of Miss Annie May Allen.
 Cleve Walker and Myron Scruggs, of Cotton Plant, were Sunday visitors in Brinkley.
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B. F, Wilson for ssaeA :,
 ,, sdoses "666" will cY4
 ne of Chills and Fe@kI|
 x Bonds, of Monroe was a |rin the city Sunday.
 j, Amyett, of Helena,
 d friends here Sunday. |sdy Remley spent Sunday in rst City visiting homefolks. Iapk Seals, of Clarendon was ibr in Brinkley Sunday. Iiss Agnes Mattingly visited sfelks in Clarendon Sunday. sney Loaned on Farm Nnd. pe, write or all on J.lD. ky, Bank of BrinK1gy6 6aild- .stsr Tabias Lang spentSun- In Clarendon.
 Baggott was over from
 Rock Sunday visiting
 io|ks.
 Baggott spent Sunday Dnphis.
 bNance was a business vis- 70 Cotton Plant Monday. R0rn: Io Mrs. Tom Huffman last a fine baby boy. by Woodfin was in Little kktkis week.
 Honey Loaned on Farm Land. ono, write or call en J. D. uIey, Bank of Brinkle% build- VI. Rlner was a business. 't'r to Marvell yesterday. ienry Folsom went to Wheat yaster1ay to attend the eaa District Confere nee. 'a'lace ii utson, of Moro, mt last Friday in Brinkley. 'athan Rosenthal, of Claren- . visited his sister, Mrs. Sam g In Brinkley, Sunday.
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Mrs. Joe McGregor, of Cotton Plant, visited Mrs. Ira Woodfin this week.
 z Mrs. R. w. Hall and children left last Sunday for a visit to relatives in Shreveport, La, and Houston, Tex.
 John Fowler, of DeValls Bluff, travelling salesman for the Far gason Gro. Co.,, was in the city yesterday.
 Geo. Rasmussen, of Omaha Neb., manager of the N E. Towle Lumber Co.,, was in the city Tuesday and Wednesday on business.
 On next Wednesday eyehipg there will be an Ice Cream Gnd Strawberry Festival on the Blaza given by St. Luke GdiId.
 Dr. M. R. Stimson and Jas. .Saine returned Sunday from a business trip to Helena.
 Jake Lamm, Adolph Goldberg, and Henry Wolf, went to Fort Smith Saturday last to attend a K. of P. Lodge meeting.
 Charlie Brinneman, of Hunter, had business in Brinkley Tues day.
 Will Morgan went to Heber Springs the first of the week for a few days visit to his parents.
 Otis Edgar. of Cotton Plant, went with the Brinkley boys to DeValls Bluff Monday to play ball.
 Atty. G. Otis Bogle was in Cotton Plant Wednesday on business.
 Ben Flora returned Monday from Cotton Plant after a few days visit to friends.
 Editor Wm. B. Folsom and wife and Mrs. Mary E. Doty attended the Arkansas Press Association at Hope this week.
 Mrs. George Congdon, of Memphis, is visitor this week in the city with her paren ts, Capt. and Mrs. J. w. Savage.
 Miss Lillian Cooke, who is a trained nurse in St. Vincent's $ Hospital in Little Rock, spent this week in the city with her mother, Mrs. Nina Cooke.
 Caas. M. Young, Business Manager of The Helena World was through the city Wednes-
  day from Little Rock en route to Helena.
 Misses Bertha Butler and Lela Campbell Mrs. Harry La Fills, and MT. and Mrs. Elijah Whit field accompanied the ball team to DeValls Bluff Monday.
 Mrs. w. F. Fergison and little son, Master Robert, and Mrs. Ruth Lewis, spent Sunday in Hunter with Mrs. Fs. parents, MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Baker. LOST:-T The siIverN mesh bag which was picked up by one of three, colored boys, on South Main Street, between A. Flora's s and w. K. Sim'G residents, on Saturday last. should be returned to owner, who will lkeward finder. The name of owherA was on a card in the bag with 38 cents in cash. Return at once and save trouble.
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H. w. Frenz was a business visitor in Clarendon Tuesday.
 Mrs. T. M. Pillar, of Helena, was shopping in the city last Friday.
 Mrs. w. E. Chadwick and two children leave tomorrow for a visit to her parents at Wynne. Mrs. Wm. Belser, of Helena, visited Mrs. w. T. Morris few days this week.
 Mrs. Bridget Kelly went to Memphis yesterday for a visit to relatives.
 Hal Williams, of Marvell. is in the city visiting MT. and Mrs. R. c. Butler.
 Corine Cargill, of Huttig. is in the city the guest of Miss Mabel McCreight.
 Mrs. c. B. Johnson, of Roe, was shopping in Brinkley We'd nesday with ARGUS advertisers. J. M. Wilson, of Fayettville Professor of Agriculture passed through the city Wednesday en route to Jonesboro.
 Hunter Mccullough, who has been attending the State Agri- cultural School at Montecillo, has returned home.
 Alfred Goldberg, of Wheatley was the guest of Mir. and Mrs Jake Lamm Wednesday while en route to Pine Bluff. Mesdames Benj. Emmons, ] Harry Myers and Miss Sarah Black were in Memphis Tuesday, returning Wednesday. s. F. Merrill, Manager of the s. w. Tel. and Tel. Go. of Mari anna, was in the city yesterday
 Mrs. J. W. Savage and daugh. ter, Mrs. Geo. Congdon, were visitors in Cotton Plant yester- day.
 Mrs. c. V. Caples, of Hunter, was shopping in the city Thurs day.
 Sam Myers, of St. Louis, wis., ited Sollie Salinger Wednesday. Miss Blanche Garraughty went to Marvell Tuesday for a visit to Miss Atha Brooks. Mrs. M. L. Bates was through the city last week from Fort Nc Coy, Fla. While here she was the guest of Mrs. H. L. D. Whit son.
 Mrs. A. l.. Crabe and little son James, returned Wednesday from a weeks visit to Little Rock and Hot Springs.
 Tom Kelly, of Memphis, visit ed his family here Wednesday.
 Glen Hill and sister Kathryne left yesterday morning for Chattanooga Tenn, to visit rela- tives.
 Mrs. Jennie Brown returned home Wednesday from visit to her daughter. Mrs. James M.l Haynie, at Helena.
 Mrs. Emma Berry. of Cotton Plant. was through the city Mon- day en route to Forrest City. While here she was the guest of Mrs. Ira Woodfin.
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Mir. and Mrs. Joe Smith, of were in the city shopping We'd nesday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-03
6ans 6. Mnoerlens
Dab og gsgraOelie.

Sans 6. &noerien - fenOt un-
Der Roonet p9onIe Sans" baooe
ber o9 | BLAIR = osoe poo ct. So.
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Gel aar bar Sans 9noerien nrbei.
oct poo Union Bacific Sernbnne-
fpor Der | R9rbeoen al Fremont.
@n balo Snes Gage ioruo for Do.
Den fom ban Iiot til Sfo6e peo at
blioe rant un6erlioei al ct Sfople.
ifoit. Sectionnrbejoerne bar / Serb
meo at u0toge gomIe So9aer al
Sporet, og pod en- eQer on6en Wlon.
De iteote en- iaaoon moo en- Sfobl
iom s. u. boboe / line 9Gnber.
Slaget bIep BOG life regnet for no.
get i9rliet, og ON ieg foritoo BAN
ret, blep ban beo arbeibet til af.
ten. 9n Ste6et, bpor ban blep rant,
begDn6te at boone op % foroario.
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tranporteret til Soipitolet | Omaha.
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ration, men oct bite iie at oere
itoen SeI0. Sirsoag 5ormi6oc9 SCI.
II bleo fe!senoe Telegram ienot
al 9egen / OMAHA til Section-6or.
monoen / Fremont: Sans 6. an.
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relatives, please notifp." Dette guo
bIeo braet til mig, % ieg reiite
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bnm bsiliet. Sitter % otter eentos
ban be iamme Orb: Tai, tat, f9.
re Seius, ct iee mart moo fcmme
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ROrreipOu0anter
6remOnt, 9ebr.

Canine Dn9, iom Sans e. 4n.
0erien bIeo iteOt til Qpile, begrooe.
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noele al gernene bar 6oet BET ii0ite
2(arsti0. Sans 9nitru OeOe Den 10.
SUM 1905 og ~begrapeoes poo Vee'
nigbe0enS airfe9aar0. Gu er Poul'
iens 5orOiife 2eoninger lagt til 9oi'
le pe0 Si0en al 9uitruens.
9tiels SIR. Qoulien por fg0t /
8anmarf ben %. Rnrts 1916.
Som Der til 2on0et 1881 % boiatte
zig pao 6remont goffer, bDor De
op6oIot Jig in0til 9uitruens 9eO.
Sire Senner oe to0etre f60tes Dem.
Zen pneite, en- 9atter, opbcloer Jig
/ Milpnufee, isis, De andre Dor
Der % oeo 8lainoiem. Pouliens
Deo tom pluoielig .oe uoentet. Som
8eOsoaria8 nngooeS oSierteilo g.
Der Dor en- itor 6oriamling til
SteOe oeO bans goare, mango flere
emo airfen funoe rumme.
Ssn6oe ben %. aug. bar en-
Ssiti0sOag for Neni9beoen poa
5remont Batter. Der por Ssnoags'
ifoleieit i 3obn an0eriens Sfop. en-
oeilig impffet 6eitpla0s me0 Saler.
itol oenteoe os, 0o Sfarerne begpnO-
tie at iamles 9l. 10 6ormi60og. Der
bolotes f6rit 8uoStieneite, bnor Der
taItes ooer Gogens al. So. ON Sc
ms, Ger gsr ale cling pei. Sao
bol0tes Ni06ng til al. 2. Sgnoags-
if~ole69rnene boooe lprt ct Bar San'
&c, og boert Barn fremiag0e nogIe
gers, Iom De 6ab0e lGrt uoenao.
9erefter talte 9aitor Senien igrit
til gernene oper @ploentafiten eiter
gerneblaoet ON at, Babe fit Ems
ifinne ior Menneifene" oio. % Der.
n9it til un9e oe elore ouer oct inare
~oIporsfuI0e Orb ON MelIeitenen, Der
ifnl 6pnges ON oeres Sails oio.,
iom fororger Zen al 0isie imaa"
(9srne6laoets 9efit for 0ogen).
@eiret bar beiliet, oe 5oriamlin-
gen meget itor. 9tGe gsrn fif frit
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fit Oet for Detailing. Get er 0eili9t
at ie ioa mango iomleS ON @ll05
ORD. @uO lo0e fin @erning lpffes
o9iaa 0eru0e. ID. Sb. :.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-03

ragrof / aorsberemin9en funbe mon
piit ooot booe iporet. 16i andre
Sfoler tager neppe 0enipn til ben.
Oe otter mi 6~ooeoioeeliot at bare
Iuffet 0erene poa port Seminarium
til oets teolo9iife QfoeIine for
Reno, iom life er un9e, % moa
man piit gore fla %fortrolig me0
at Here iaooanne isger llOOanneIie
poo Sfoler, iom bill gipe Dem ben.
SPAR Worius 9onen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-03
st Bar Orb enbnn ira Sro, Nebr.

Get funoe maaife 5.eresiere
nogle al DDnniferen Spiere at
bore Iiot Npt ieen T. Dro. Baitor
Sgbolm fra Guibina sommer berop,
naor ban fan foo en Dag til ooers,
boiItet ifer omtfeat cen Sang ON
Manneoen. Scr II 6lepet oebt ipo
Born / De iioite TO @aaneoer.
Sha0ent @olmltrup ira Blair,
bar opboIot Jig iblanot os iiOen
igrit / &lrli. San bar bolot @uos-
t~ieneite Dor oanife Strife boer an
Den 5enOag, % ban bar en- Sang
on li9en l9it meO en- aoniirma-
f sflosie. @nopi0ere bar ban op-
RI I G%otesfielO, 20 Mil Sp0pit ipr
Oro, en- Sang ON Maaneoen.
Set itigenoe 9irfebeieg begge Ste.
Der bar operbeoiit os ON, at Der.
iom man blot funoe iin0e en- Wano,
Der fnnoe ORE al i'm Gio poa 8uoS
Giges arbeioe blanot pore 2at0s-
memo / Oro oe GoteSfielO, 90 pilOe
Der / en- ooerifuelig 5remtio funoe
0annes en- forbolospis Itor Wenig'
6eo / OrO oe Ell minOre annefsme-
nig6e6 / Gotesfielo. Oroiproget Il.
ger, .niens @r9siet eror, oer Sor.
iemo'r". Gen eplbne 9eiligbeO er
MI. SoorlRnge ben oorer oeo fun
Serren. 9aptiiterne er peo at % no,
@runotpigionerne gsr ineen I9rlige
Initrengelier, on arpfterne mang'
Ter. aunoe ben foreneoe airfe Dog
life fomme De faa til SiRlp, Der
trofait bar bolbt no / flere aar.
Bore 2anSsmeno Der ipsreer efter
MT fra CUBS Riee. Manee Sierter
oa Stem Itonr aabne for ben Mano,
Der pennies pna. Mon ban fommer,
fer 9eiligbeoen CT gaaet?
I'll Slutning en- f9rIie Silien
iii aIIe Dem, Der mnatte lpie bette
Stpffe fra
Dros Srbferer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-03

mere pnoIioelio OpIpsniao i ben.
ne Gag enc jea, i al 5al0 fOr
giebIiffet. Sans Ql6er opgipes til
30 Ior.
%. 3b. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-03

9oiS 9eiret fun0e gore Sn0ii9el-
ie, bois BET oa pil0e lptte efter %
toee JIG al alt oct gaas og 9reol,
@enneitene Tiger ont oct: Oa lit Oct
| Sonobeo noget Of beitiae.
Ronr bet er pnrmt, Tiger mango:
Get er oa ooioa en- 9 Seoel"
= gaer oct beoOer, at 8armen er
ofifpelie. ntOboIoeIig, ite9enoe, bro.
ien0e, O.i.b.
0oor oct er folOt, msrft 90 torn.
fuIot, tiger mango, oct er ct Selpe-
bes 8eir. me0ens Der, fnrisit NOT,
oaioa iinoes Dem, Der fan uo6rpOe:
,Ao, ioooon Ell Serrens geirl"
Sois er 90 geiret? Di9oeIens ell.
Ter @uos2 - 0it, ira cen SiOe
Jet fan man iioe, Of geiret er Ren.
n%eifenes, 6a Der Dog itaar ifreoet,
of 6erren er / i'm Simmel, men
Sorben gap ban Menneifens 9prn.
So, geiret er bort eget, 90 oi ieIo
or BET neo port eoet inOre 6or.
bol6 til enten ct Satnns ener ct
Serrens 9eir. Gbi ieIo oennem Den
met nbp9geIi9e Stormnot fan ben
ariitne bsre SCREENS Rsit, % fange
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meoens iomti6i9 / oct suolsie SinO
en- 5iIiton6 fan opre for Saon0en
oe en- Storm raie lie ben, Song
Bear boaoe inobortes % / oct pore
opleneoe.
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fiee, bpao Gieteren ipneer ON Mno-
let:
8eiret er, boob oi esr BET til,
Soer former oct meo tit Sin6.
Der iortGaes, at % RopoIeon
un6er Rusiertogtet opbolOt iig Bill.
no q 1912, iremitiaeoe en- rus.
fiji General, gaIaideff, Jig for bnm
oa BAD BAN rpffe biniioes Niemen:
joa piloe AIeranoer treffe an-
itoIter til UNDERSTANDING ON 5reo.
- 9npoleon bar ituos oe opiorenoe
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ipnrgte, bpiIfen gei isrte til DO.
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Moifop iom til Rom. aorl ben ~.
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Te0 6isie oieroe % megetiigeroe
Orb iorlob @eneraIen ben tore
aefer.
Billing: aSomfun0et er iom
ct Glib. 9fGe ON 9oro mao bi9lpe
til meo OF itpre oct"
&oIiter: eBna 9an0et fan bet
mooife eoa eobt; men ON goro bill
De mnn qsre on6e e%rforineer Der.
meo."
2Gs oennei gasius ct Bar @onge
til, fare Gen. On fan ingen SfaOe
tnee oerni. Oct oil toprtimoo oGre
big til Spite at buife Oenne Ger.
bonn oeo 2~eiligbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-03


A Manual for Sunday School Teacher. by Rev. J. \. 4.
Hunt, with Foreword by Prof. E. Noreius and Introduction
by DR.. G. e. Gerberding. Published by the SwsdisA Augu-
stana Synod. 291 Pages in handsome Cloth Binding with
Title stamped in Gold on Back and Side. Price 100.
Contents by chapters:
l. Historical Sketch of the Religion. Education of tn. Chris
tan Youth.
Q The Lutheran Conception of the Sunday school.
4. The Aim of the Lutheran Sunday
4 Relation Of the Sunday school to the Church.
5. The Relation between the Sunday school and the Pastor.
{. The Relation between the Sunday school and the Home.
Z The Relation of the Sunday school to the uAsonArmed and
the confirmed.
8. The Lutheran Sunday school Superintendent and other
Officers.
9 The Lutheran Graded Sundayschool.
10. The General Council Graded System.
II. The intermediate and Senior Department..
IL. Music in the Sunday school.
ID. The Catechism in the Sunday school.
IA. Special Days and Services in the Sunday school.
Is. Discipline in a Lutheran Sunday school.
Part Il.
16. The Office and appointment of a Sundayschool Teacher.
IL. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sunday school Teacher
18. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sunday school Teacher
(continued).
10. The Sunday school Teachers Work and Aim.
20. The Lutheran sunday-school Teachers Preparation.
81. The Lutheran Sunday school Teachers Teaehing.
~. Method Of Teaching.
%. Child Study.
"a Childhood.
rs. Boyhood and Girlhood.
%. Early Adolescence.
To the great army of Lutheran Sunday school teachers
who voluntarily are rendering to the Master . great service
Of love this book is dedicated by the author.
It . book that deserves q place in tas library Of every
Lutheran Sunday school teacher who can read the EngHsh
language.
The book in carried in stock by
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
BLAIR, NEBR.