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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01
MORE ABOUT TRACK MEET.
Citizens of Westminster Refer to
''The Late Unpleasantness."
(Too Late for Last Week. J

(1OO lJag0 IOF Last week. -, 49,
Westminster, April 23.-Editor
Keowee Courier: There has been q
good deal said about tho recent
track meets at Seneca and at Green
vile. Except to correct wrong :m-
pressions Westminster has had little
to say. We now wish to show up
this from Westminster's standpoint.
The age limit was in the consti-
tuition in 1909 and 1910, but 1t was
set aside by common consent. So
far as we know, nothing was said
or done about this in 1911. We un-
derstand the age limit was decided
upon by the executive committee at
Greenville in January, 1912. A copy
OF the constitution and bylaws was
sent to Supt. w. G. Taylor here Feb
ruary 2, 1912, but no mention of an
age limit is in this copy. Mr.. Tay-
lor knew nothing Of this action un-
til the day before the meet In Green
vile. When our team saw what had
been done they had no time for re-
adjustment Of the team, so they
withdrew. We give the above to
show why Westminster withdrew.
We notice the comparison Of age
and weight in Richland locals-the
youngest and smallest Of their team
with the oldest and largest Of ours.
Is that legitimate comparison?
Why not take the youngest of the
two teams, or the average age, or
some other equitable basis Of COM
parison? The youngest Of our team
is the same age as the youngest Of
Richards team, but heavier. The
average age Of ours may be greater
than the other schools. This Is prob
ably caused by the humber Of board
ing pupils in our school. The repu-
tation of our school Is bringing them
in. We have enrolled this year Sc
in the high school department and
expect more next year.
We had to correct wrong impress
sions in regard to our team in the
relay race last fall, and after the re-
SSht SouhlS COHISoI JIC
Seneca correspondent Of the Spartan
burg Herald reported Seneca 1st
place, Walhalla I'd, and Richland 3D."
Westminster I'd place, not men
toned. Why is it that all these cor
rections have to be made in regard
to Westminster school and not Of the
other schools? Whether intended
SO or not 1t tends to create a senti-
ment against Westminster. We think
it Is lime for a reaction.
Me do not attach any blame to
the Seneca correspondent OF the
spartanburg Herald The blame
rests with the one who reported the
matter to him. His explanation, so
far @as he Is concerned, is entirely
satisfactory to us, but still it was
necessary to correct the statement.
Our apology for the length of the
above is the justice Of our cause S.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01
sToCIkHoLDERs', MEETING.
. Greenville, s.. O., April 8, 912.S
To the Stock kholders 10 II ta,

GreenVille, s, o., April 9n1912.
TO the elStockholders soG gi5I3
SENECA COTTON MILLS:
Take notice that a Special Meeting
OF the Stockholders of this
corporation will be held ct the
once of the Company, near Heneca,
5: C., on the 18th day Of MAY, 1912,
at 4.30 O'Clock p. M, to consider the
advisability of liquidating this Cor
poration and Of selling and collecting
In its assets.
Done In pursuance of resolution
passed by the Board Of Directors at
meeting held on March 29th, 1912.
THOMAS T.. PARKER, President.
NJ. M. TROTTDR, JR., Secretary.
April 10, 1912. 1920
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01
MAY 3, 1912.

Subject: poverty and Riches"
Luke VI:2O-26; XVI:19-31.
sisteth not in the abundance of the
things which hc pOssesscth." Luke
kills.
/. Verse 20---Wherein consists the
blessedness of poverty?
2. Did Jesus mean that it was
blessed to be poor or in the fact that
the porr were to be delivered from
Their poverty?
3. Why should +he poor be more
entitled to the Kingdom of God than
the rich?
hungry, or when he w2eps, Is he
going through, for the time being,
the best possible experience for him
and Is therefore blessed? Give your
reasons.
5. If hunger Is necessary in order
to getting and enjoying food, and if
weeping is an essential preparation
for laughter, why are not these ex-
periences blessed?
6. With the world and human ma
ture constituted as at present, would
it be blessing or curse, and why,
If all hunger, weeping and other pain
were impossible?
7. Verses Wherein con-
ststs the blessedness of being hated
for Jesus sake?
s. Under painful circumstances,
even when recognized as blessed, Is
it always possible to be joyful and
happy? Why, or why not?
8. If, for example, we are now
suffering great pain, which is to re-
suit by and by in infinite pleasure,
why would not realization Of the
truth make our hearts glad?
10. Verse 24-What is the one
great penalty Of riches?
II. What can you say for or
against the statement that it is wick
ed to be rich and virtuous to be
poor? ('Thisti Is one ofSthe questions
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS,

All persons indebted to the Es-
tate of Mahala G. Parker, deceased
are hereby notified to make nav
ment to the undersigned, and all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate VIII present the same, duly at
tested, within the time prescribed by
law or he barred.
G. r. D. BURNS,
Administrator With VIII Annexed.
April II, 1912. 1914
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01
"BENs FOR PROFIT AND FUN"
How Mrs. COwan and jim Got Busy
With a Swarm.

Last Thursday, just at home-com-
ing time for the children, the larg-
est swarm Of bees probably ever
seen Gin town" flew through Mrs. NJ.
e. Cowan's yard. The little folks
soon settled them on pine bush by
the aid Of "tin pan music" Then
preparations for hiving began.
All robed and ready for the fray,
without any experience and only a
bit Of information gathered from the
neighbors, the proceedings began.
Not being very good at climbing they
procured a long rope, drew the sap
ling over and cut out the top, which
contained fully a peck OF busy bees.
Then 1T was that the fun began in
earnest. The atmosphere was full
of bees, and such exclamations as
Run, mamma, rum" "Roll, NAM
ma, roll!" "Smoke 'em, Aunt Less,
smoke 'cm!" werc heard.
A persistent showering Of waten,
prepared In advance, soon quieted
the furious little fellows, and the re-
mainder Of the work was compara-
lively easy
jim stood at his post and worked
like a soldier, and only received one
sting, but when Mrs. G.. was asked
how many stings she received she
replied: Don't ask me; | had no
Dook-keeper employed"
The bees were out next day and.
Mrs. Cowan put them back all alone.
She found the queen that time and
put her into the hive and put the
others in, too, with her hands.
She declares the experience was
well worth tho stings, which didn't
hurt long, and that she now has a
fine swarm OF bees. Mrs. Cowan saws
it Is a Fascinating work. and that
ever since her companion showed her
the queen bee and all the others at
work in a glassfront hive at the
fair in Texas, she has wanted bees,
and soon she expects to keep bees
for profit as well as for fup."
Winnie CoWan.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01
Catarrh Cannot Be Cnred

i@ Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with local applications, as they can
not reach the seat Of the disease.
Catarrh is blood or constitutional
dis !ase,} and in order to cure it you
NH ~ AXE internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is not a quack medicine. It.was
prescribed by one Of the best physi-
clans In this country for years and Is
q regular prescription. 1t is COM
posed Of the best tonics known. com
bined with the best blood purifiers
acting directly on the mucous sur
faces. The perfect combination OF
the two ingredients Is what pro-
duces such wonderful results In eur
ing catarrh. Send for testimonials,
free. If. j. Cheney & Co., Props,
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01
Church and Graves Must BE Moved

+ Clayton, Ga, April 25.-When the
upper or reservoir dam Of the GeOr-
gia Railway and Power Company. on
Tallulah river, is built it will neces-
state the removal of Eden Baptist
church and an entire burying ground
near Mathis, in Rabun county.
The church members and owners
of lots in the cemetery have employ
ed I. l.. Bynum, Of Clayton, to ask
$4,000 damages and the expense of
removing the graves from the power
company, and in event of a failure
to adjust 1t to proceed with an in
junction suit.
Eden church and the cemetery are
within 150 feet of the river, and the
back-water from tho dam will over
flow the property. Rev. D. Taylor Ia
pastor Of the church.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01
STOCKHOLDERS NIEETING.
Greenville, S. c., April 0. 1912.

GreenV1lle, S. G., April 8, 1912.
To the Stockholders OF
WALHALLA COTTON MILLS:
Take notice that a Special Meeting
or the stockholders Of this
corporation will be held at the
once of the Company In Walhalla,
5. T., on the 10th day OF MAY, 1912,
at 2.30 o'clock D. M, to consider the
advisability OF liquidating this Cor
poration and OF selling and collecting
IN It's assets.
Done in pursuance OF resolution
passed by the Board OF Directors at
a meeting held on the S.h day OF
April, 1912. ~
THOMAS II. PARKER, President.
M. NJ, TROTTER, JR., Secretary.
AprN 10, 1872 .M.M.I 1920 ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01

"Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil Is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
easc--croup. 1t has been used with
success in our family for eight
years. Mrs. l.. Whiteacre, Buffalo,
New York.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01
There Are Many G0uu PIANOS
Manufactured

and among them there are several
distinctly fine ones--Pianos Of the
artistic character in which are the
proofs OF advanced skill and perfect
ed development in material construc-
ton and musical results.
Among the Pianos Of this charac-
ter none stands moro conspicuously
prominent than the Chase Brothers
Pianos, sold by
ABBOIT"S MUSIC HOUSE,
Seneca, s. @.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01

After sympathizing with people
who are in trouble many man be-
gins to feel like hypocrte.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01

Some men SOW wild oats and then
hope for bumper crop OF wheat.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01

If you want a fool to do certain
thing, dare him to do It,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-05-01

which may be answered In writing
by members of the club.)
II. Verse 25--What Is the great
woe to those that, having plenty Of
food and worldly amusement, have
no desire for spiritual joys?
13. Verse 26-Is it possible for a
man w..~ Is we'll pleasing to God to
have all men speak we'll Of him?
ID. XVI:19-23-How Is it that in
all time some have been very rich
and some very poor?
15. Which, and why, tends most
to goodness, great poverty or great
riches?
1872 Why did the poor man go to
heaven and the rich man to hell?
II. Why is there no necessary
vice or virtue in being either rich or
poor?
Is. Verses 24-26-W What does this
story teach concerning any anevia-
ton of the suffering of the lost?
49, Verses 27-31-If Wesley and
ANhoA "SlS " Solllc DUCK 10 ,CnG eartn
and preach, would they win more
people for Christ than they did when
here before? Give your reasons.
Lesson for Sunday, May IL, 1912:
"The Law of Love-" Luke VI:27-3S:
Rom. XIII: $40.
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Lesson for Sunday, May IL, 1912:
'"Fhe Law Of Love-" Luke VI:27-3S:
Rom. XIII:S-1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
6ra 6ergerne. aiifericta aoOe.

IRA 6Grpernc. 6iifcricts eoOe
Sage. st 4r~ioat6reo ira 6preerne,
itriper Str. 0gbI.~ Al %. Nfai al.
per iarperriae Sfil0ringer al De
gooe Gage, iom M i1en cr motraoOt
ior De iGrsiite 6iifere.
4oa @run0Iog Al De iioite 100
Mars grfarin9er, tiger 9reoifriue.
rem. DiI bette ierit / Aaret 1915
bope naoet III aulmination5punft.
Il alereoe mt fifer Motorbaooe-
ne iaaIeOes. at Man0ffo6et bar l.
500 str. / ltobptte boer al goot TO
@}aaneOer5 6fiferi, D. b. /. oct iom-
me iorn De i aImin0eIig gooe Aor
bar Tor belle Sommeren.
llnoer Oisie 6orbolo er oct for.
itaaeli9t, at 5erineerne letter Strait
paa for at uonptte 06ancerne til set
Doerite, % man gnar oerfor mere %
mere oper til Motororiit.
Q3eoens Der enonu er ca. 1870
SeiIbaa0e, CT Der alereOe III ooer
100 MotorboaOe, % 9~reoifrperen
meaer. at 0isie / Sen nprneit 6rem.
ti0 oil bIiue ior0oble0e.
Nni0Iertio fIoges Der itprft ooer,
at Der mnnqIer aapitoI til en- iiteniio
llonpttelie al Be go6e 5iifebetingeI.
Ter. 5prinaerne bar 10 nIOria bait
mango @enae melem 6pnoerne, ga
Be en0ni ioa goot iom uOeIuffen0e
leoer / Sen geriooe, 3ationaIgfono.
merne faIoer MISUNDERSTANDING.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

NE-Ss-
~


0isie Cure / Ct Bar Commemorate
Der 6ao0e mo6ragt oOer 10000 Sir.
eaer mere emo 6aIpOelen al boao
Den or0n9re 8asiagertrafit gioer
Dele 2laret ruu0t. st go0t 9eOis
for, at Iurittrafifeu til Qtols %
Samso er / iterf Stigning, % a
Der Der frem0ele5 Iigger en- uiO Pr
beiosmorf for SeIifabet.
8egnifubet pier ct 0uerifuO al
1866 SIR, % 5erai b~enI9ggeS I'll
&eierpefonoen 1000 SIR, mems man
~uObetaler 6 psf. eGer 5000 SIR. til
4ftionprerne.
I'll 9eitprelien ~genuaI9tes Same.
ingenior geOel. og npoaIgte5 asb-
mano 9oiio / 9agtrup i Ste0et Tor
a0om MoOien / 9egtrllp, Ser er
bortreiit.
lloenfor 0~ogsorOenen orefte0e
man forifeaige more 5orboIO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
G6riitian.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9ampifi6sielfab.

Nar6nsbnstens 9ampifi6sielifab.
aar6us 6ugtens 0ompifibsielifub of.
bol0t oen %. Moi fin oroinere @e-
neralforiamling, Der par ret itprft
beisgt.
Torntan0en, 8artffulier Isrfleff
inOleoeoe fin geretning me0 at frem
bape, at oct forl6bne aur bauoe
ppret bel0fgt for Selifabet; SnOtGg.
terne bauoe boIot Grit meo De ite0ie
ftiqenoe l16gifter, itoen at man be-
bsoeoe at fsIge Sern6anernes gfs,
empef og iptte 9nrterne op. Rnpnlig
Snotpgterne peo 2pItture bar iteget
ftprft. oq ban befleOeoe ! bernie 6or.
binoelfe Opmarfiombeoen pna, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
G6riitian orn lobe.
GarfteIigtZ 0ugbla0)

81 oenter os Oct 6e0ite
al Dig, Dor unge 0rot,
iom M Dit 30 ifal feite
paa 0anmarfs aon8eiIot;
zen @uloring ON DIN Climbing
bar tuiino Somres SLAMS,
5eoor set opre Smpffe,
BET er Oit IRE 9onosl
0u 0onmarfs 5uneberer,
loft 0ugen r60 og boi0
% if9rm Ben pei ior 8letter,
ira 8imIen fom ben biol
sc, 6u er life enc,
ri fplfes ON port Stag,
oi ifaI Oct tro foripare
til 9ioets iioite Sag!
Ser lpier ON Sin Irone
en- Maioogs 5oraarsifer,
Ser lpOer gIaoe San9e
ira 2rftens lette Scr.
Den grenne Qfarf fori9tter
o. 0eit og @plOenaor,
ri penter % en- Sommer,
Der logger 9intrens Guar.
Den, aonge. ON ri teller,
ON pi faor Storm % SluO,
ON Somren 6liper 6orte,
bol0 on 0a meo os no!
Bin Dos os i DIN 3eoe,
BEL on Dor 9tso og Stri0,
oa ifal Dit MinOe Iepe
/ 9or0 til epig Gi0l
Ia fol engang, naar aronen
er logt og enot Sin Tag,
ri bariomt iosbe ON Big
port 6I6Oe SiIfeflag.
0g poo sin @rao ifal rites
De Orb: San bar en- M1ano,
Der eIffe6e o. tiente
lit gamle 6poreIano".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
100000 @lasaa[ / surp Cd. II

iferiforpagter, Or. Soffmeper uoiat-
te ben 4. Mai 100000 @lasoof
! Sor6 Se. gngeGen er e~r6oeroet
gennem Sen 0anife 6iiferifoni1ilent
I 2onOorL anptnin SsGing, .og ben
er fanget I 6looen Seoern / 8eiteng.
lano, 6por aaIeBngelen ON 5or.
aaret gnor op / itore Nosier efter
at nRre u6fIpffet / qtlanter6apet.
Ger gaar ca. 23OO Stfr. @lnsaoI
pna I 9irno. Get er ifIg. oSore Sol
fetio." Meningen of fortiptte oenne
Sn0Feriel al aolepngef ! Se tommen.
De 9(nr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

9ages 9ogeifoo / @aoerip Oo1 81
tuatioiea peo at 6rp0e i9ermem %
5eute en- 9iflpbe, bpori 9ierne oerei.
ter ifquOiomit ioripan0t. 6prit oa
tur0e Qleni56eoen pasiere @aa6en.
Quiet.
OioO MnnO. % a%lO0igsen. u
ben LID nermer Jig, oa areaturer
iGttes til @resning paa igae5
@rps9ange, itriDer o5pa. BIT al
10. Dol og oa Der 0eroeO tan be.
frp9tes en- pi0ere ltObreoelie al ben
Tor 3ioen / pisie 0eIe al Sanoet
OptreoenOe 0tl1no- og aIooipae, bar
Aorbus Sttftant fOr aar9us amts
&e0fommen0e pdabuot, at etbpert
areatur, Der ifal i9tte5 pon ieaes
9r9sgdng, forinOen ifal unOerie9es
al Ell 0DrIege.
Sab pna @intcriGoen. 2emoig,
is. Nfai. @gnen bar 0enne @ang
life ia OaarIi8e @interieosm9rfer
0uor 9iugen life par goo ira @fter.
aaret. og buor BEN oar Dpret 0aarliq
afuiit, er Stiaingen iaa oaorIi1, at
man bar maattet neopIeie Sen. o.
Oesu0en itoar Der megen 0adrli9
RIa. @ruaoen BERTH er Sen uipo.
oanli8 itgrfe battlefront. auI0en par
ogina / BET tote Bar Tiger I meget
bctpnfelig @rao me0ta1et a~Ieperen.
Soloaterbiemmene Ter bar o9ret
forbonoIet meaem 6orcningen Gan.
neoirfe" o. sc. i. Il. d." OH at
arbeioe / 6%paesifa6 oeo OpretteIie
al SoI0aterbiem ! Sc me 8arniions.
bper. Otter 6oa0 Der me0oeles
aSors Amtstio." err Heiultatet bic.
BET BET. at ser er opnoaet Gnig6eo /
Oct neoiatte ltoDaIg ON, at st. y.
Il. ~ ffal oprette 5oloaterbiem,
meme / SGa8elie % RosfiIoS mems
Gannepirfe@ ifaI oprette / Solicit
og @or0inabora.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
SOgnbelO / aarbns.
StOr Stn0e paa Waterieaet.

FhA
g3atten til q. 9tai er Ser pao
2lar5u5 @opeO6anegoarO itet ct itsr-
re 8angeru6elo. 5oorueo , Baggage
oogne. 1 @Oitpogn og 4 ouore 9o8ne
er bleDen b~eifa0igeOe.
ltbeI0et ifete paa ben in0inGureoe
8la0s / fprbtoeu al 8o0setspeoi.
tionen. 5por 70 Gangertog. Der paa
bDer it Spor par paa Sci MOD
ianme Sporitifte, torneoe MOB BIN.
anOen. 5ammenito0et par iaa polo
iomt, at en- balm Snes 8ogne opl.
teOe og filtreoes mo / 5iBauOen, iao
at Oe ip9rreoe ire 5por; I Here Boa.
ne 6Iep Dele Sioen repet %, % Den
materiele Sfa0e er itor.
Gn itsrre 4rbei05itprfe gif itrafs
/ Sang meo Al rpoOe 5porene. u5eI.
bet itpiotes. At 81 rangerenOe Dor
torer fife 6ap0e lagt 0prte til. Il.
De TO Cog fom Tor npr til binaa.
Sen.
StOr Sranb / Aarbns. 6foligt ON
@or5enen Den 20. Qiai opoageoes
Ser Brand / ct 5fur, 6oor Der er
OpIo8 al 9loor % lpiit. iom al.
oenOes i G~ebslageriet poa anfer
9eegaar0s 6a6rifer I 91ngbpgaOe.
Der tiIfaI0tes Sprsjter ira a6ben.
boDn Of 6reoerifS6erg % De0 Ere.
tf0en BAR Sloen itot0iet; men BEN
"a 6oeIagt Mo0eltamret OF en-
itor lei al 8Prfteoslofalerne o.
Sfaoen an0rager ca. 100000 ar.
4olitiet an6olot iamme 9ag TO "a.
.gabonoer, z. 3. Senien o. q. au.
ser er mistPnfte for at 6ape
9runoen. De er iet fommen-
De Ie6enoe ira en- Reberbane. Der
op til 6a6riferne, u~miO0el6art f,
for 2uerne log no ira R%eberbaneH.
Zen eIe al Dem 6apoe Here graao-
Otter boao Der er oplpit. bar De
life me0 6oript f~oraariaget SIoen.
men De 6ouoe Ia9t Jig til at iOoe /
ct Shlr Deo ~9le6erbanen. og oeo
Omgang meo oeres tPnote
Bi6er bar 0e lat Slo poa 9laaret.
SOrOcferO. 5or6p. 6eieIteretsin
Ttitiorius 6. 9. Qo6olm ior0eoes oen
81. 9}ai ira 8arnifons airfe, as-
6eu6apn unoer 8eltagelie al ct tort
og experimentation 5glge, booribIanot
bemqrfeoes aongens Reprpientant
ADMINISTRATION arieger, 5lutitsmi-
niter Billion, inmtlige 6eieiterets.
a~siesiorer og ANDRE Repr9ientanter
FOR Sen jurfofife 9er0en.
Ter par iignereOe aronie ira
aongen Suititsminiiteriet, Sole
iteret ;. s. G6riitenfen, as6en5apns
genitreforeuing, juriOift Screening i
iSinlano oip.
@oitor SoiiosRielien bolOt Salen.
Sra Solmens Strife ~ior6e0es
Tag aomiral 8ictor SaHien.
So. 0iai. aongen uar reprPienteret
Deo Sogtfoptain, aommono6r @rooe,
Der par aronie ira Song Sonfon
og 8rins @aioemnr. Brins @eorg
al @rpfenIono bar meo ! 66lget o.
bap6e ligeleOes ien6t arnns. !
Eoitor Rannofp 6olOt 3alen.
Gn 8iibGrm | gaabenbniet. Ia
iSoIf Sgnodg Sen 10. Wni efter
@uOstieneite pil0e forlnoe 6a-
oerlip 4irfe, 6nD6e en- Sp9rm Bier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

Gn giip9rm I ga%abenbniet. Ia
6oIf SgnOng sen 10. Wai efter
enOt @uOstieneite pil0e iorlaoe 6a-
0erup 4irfe, boD6e en- Soprm Bier
ilaoet ia neO | @dnben6uiet, % oa
set bar ben eneite ltogong, og I'M
gen turOe f~orcere gfipprmen, bar
CODE Rano opre. iii ii0it reOoeoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
@rren % SfDtteiorsniusernc,

Ger ifal eiter bpoo oabbpn." meo.
oefer / gtur etableres ct Sfpttefom.
pogni oeO S~fpoeifolen Of De oeO
So0folfsregimenterne tienitgerenOe
Refrutter, Der bar opret oftiDe MeO.
lemmer al Sfptteforenin9erne, og
iom menes al bore egneOe til at bGi.
De 2erere % 8ejleoere peo Sfpoe-
ito0anneIien / 5oreningerne ~ienere.
llo0onnelien al Oisie Refrutter ifal
itrGffe Jig ira sen %. Suni til miOt
/ 9(ngnit og ~oiifittes meO ct lpn8ere
Opbolo I Boris, bbor SfgoeifoIen
ira 7. auguit ifnl afboIOe 5pat-
ningsifpOnina. 6pert aompagni bele
9nnoet oper ifnl afgine ? @auO I'll
ll60onneIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
e o~lDmpiifc Scee.

Iii At reprnientere 7onmarf OeO
oe olpmpiife 2eee er iilg. oGiget"
efter ioru09ooen6e a~onfurrencer feG.
seroe 0onite Sfptter uotoget: 9pge
@}aoien I 4anoers, Sneofer 0Dis-
luno / Strler, Cpoarter Glen /
asben6opn. asbman0 u. 4noer7en
/ Mern, Sn9enier 9enocr / aaIbora,
2anomono 9iroersIeD / Rimtofte,
2an6mano Z. Qarien ! 0tterup,
6rantl q}ielien / 6re6erifs6era.
6eritfonoiont Iouion. Tfaoemiif
Sfntteforenin1. 9eitnrer Sdmlt3 /
Otterfp, Gyoprietpr 6riis / 0ors.
Inn6e. Snaenier @erIom / aa6en.
6apn, 9anomano Coins 0ielen /
0eIiinqsr OF 1emrer II. T. 9ielien
/ 9lar6us.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
6os. Oaaj. GnfeorOnninsen ug 6s.
Nai. SOngen taffcr.

Bslgenoe lpies / Here Blade Der.
biemmefra:
5 min 0Dbe Sorg oper oct uer.
itdtteli9e CAB, iom ian uDentet oar
rant mig On 8or 6erre 6iemfaI0te
min iaa 6oit eIifeoe 2Ggtefplle, Sans
Roieitpt Song 6reoerif ocn Ottenoe.
bar ieg mootaget utallige 9eoiier
poa bjerteIig GeItageIie ira allie Ga.
pc / 3anmart og paa 5slano, ira
GRrserne og ira pore fierne Solo.
nier / 9eitinOien ianIt ira 2anos.
mPno, boiatte / l10larOet.
Oct oil o9re mig uonerfomme-
ligt at rette en- p~erionlig 5at til
bner iiar al Oisie mango, ION pe0
oeres fartige 0ettagelie 6ar gjort
nit 6ierte goot. Seg 6eoer set oan-
ffe 6oIf, iom ban eIife0e al lit bele
Sierte, ON at 6e0are bans Min0e
i trofait grnoring og ON at looe
Den aprfiabe0, iom ifpnfeoes BAN.
oOerferes pna Dor Sen, e0ers n1-
pPren0e aonqe.
= Clutter 5 fait areOs ON 6am, oil
Der meo SUBS 6iplp oprin0e lpie
8ioer for port elifeoe 6poreIanO.
AmalieHborg, ben a. Mai 1912.
Oh
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

6n galluHiart. 9daouen ~1un.
mart, fert al aaytan Sei0eiin OF
meO 9remierl8itnont @eit iom gas-
lager, iteg 81. 40 aften Den %.
Dtai til 9ejrS ira almpeu6org
@asoprf, me%0fgrenoe y Srffe Bal
Iait. 9aGonen eff ! ipositlig bet.
ming. gaaonen pasiereoe 2rager
aI. s,25 ca. / ailometer ira 2auo;
ben oif mo oper 9anoet / Retning
ar 8pIfInuo meo ca. % ailometers
5nrt | Simen. Get er aoptajn Sci.
oelins Seniigt al nnn ino langt rem
iom muIigt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

8aa S6ifenoes og egne 9egne no
taller ieg Dor op6ti6lte 5af for al
Den IeltageIie, Der er pit % / Dor
tore Sorg ira 2anosmpno nGr %
fern. Gn 3eltagelie, Der npit
gor6erre bar 6iulpet os / Oisie
tunge Gage, % iom hi aG0rig ifuae
gGemme.
Nmolienbora, Den "a. Nlai 1912.
G6riitiam.