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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-08-22
MEMORY.

ANOTHER MEMORY.
How lea to my heart are the scenes
of nv childhood,
That little hall room at the head Of
the stair:
That soft feather bed that did always
enfold me;
That old flannel nightgown that /
used t o wear.
I'm not dead in love with the new
tangled pajamas,
Their buttons and drawstrtngs I
somehow can't bear.
They may 10 high toned in a way,
but I long for
That old flannel nightgown that 1
used to wear,
The soft fuzzy nightgown,
That large roomy nightgQwn,
The old flannel nightgown that I used
to wear.
HEARD ON THE KEROSENE CIR
CUT.
"Honest. Madge, I am so fat that
II you ever see me in a canoe You
will have to look quick"
II don't like the weather,
The rain or the snow.
But We'll always have weather,
Whether or MOI"
MOSI men ike llIIte m
"Ah. yes; and little women like
most men,"
THE saddest words of pen, by heck,
are: please send check"
Why is the upper jaw the musical
tn give 1t up. why?"
Because 1t u the over-chewer."
You can always tell a married
woman"
Yes. but you can't tell her very
much
MEMORIES.
The campaign cartoon of the money
king with the dollar mark clothes.
The nanny goat beard.
The outing flannel nightshirt
The stage villain with the SILK hat
n dropping mustache.
Sign in every livery stable reading:
whip light, drive slow; cash in hand
or no CO."
Mechanical canary bird on the end
of the bar.
Rectangular pipes.
Hoop rollers in vaudeville.
LIES LITTLE IRONIES.
Depending upon the boss being late
and having him arrive at the office
an hour earlier than usual.
Spending 81 for seats to make an
impression and then have the girl tell
you she saw the show in New York
with the original company"
Having to pay good money for hav-
ing teeth pulled.
Cutting n corner to dodge a life i'm
man and running into a
collector from the department store.
Having some friend remark: "Oh.
1 glance at your squibs once in q
while"
Hurrying to the door to greet the
mail man and having him hand you
nine letters with isinglass fronts.
STUNG.
The sneak thief took a desperate
chance and yanked the handsome
handbag from the lady's hand as she
entered the crowded street car. He
had been watching that beautiful and
expensive handbag for some sine. AS
the women screamed he jumped from
the car and vas quickly pnrsued by
an e~ver-growing crowd. including three
or four policemen. Faster snd faster
he ran. lodging around corners and
doubling on his course until he finally
evaded his p%ursuers. He sank down
behind an ash barrel in an alley. en-
tirely exhausted. When he had recov-
cred his breath he began a careful in
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-08-22
THE AUCTION EDD

One Of the small papers published
an item this week which was a wierd
mixup OF an account of a wedding
and an auction notice. The most in
teresting part of the item follows:
William Smith, the only son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Josiah Smith, and Mrs.
Lucy Anderson were disposed of at
public auction at my farm, one mile
east. In the presence of Is guests, in
GLIDING two mules and IL head of cat
tie.
REV. Jackson tied the nuptial knot
for the parties, averaging 1880 pounds
on the hoof. The beautiful home of
the bride was decorated with one
Sulky rake, n feed grinder and two
sets of work harness, nearly new.
and just before the ceremony was
pronounced Mendel & Sons wedding
march was rendered by one mich
cow, 5 years old, one Jersey COW and
one sheep, WHO carrying a bunch of
brides roses in her hand. was very
beautiful. She wore one light spring
wagon. two crates OF apples, three
racks of hay, one grindstone of mois-
line desole and trimmed with about
100 bushels OF spuds. The bridal couple
left yesterday IN an extended trip.
Terms, spot cash.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-08-22
JOTT1NGs.

Kentucky has just adopted a state
hover No. not he rum blossom.
At a political banquet in Washing
ton the oysters yielded 10 pearls. Talk
the use.
II there is any such thing as a pro-
gressive standpatter. that's what the
president believes he is.
Certainly the brickmakers' union
should be in favor of the suffraget
movement.
One beautiful thing about it is that
very few newspaper men will ever be
INVESTIGATED for buying seats in the
United States senate at the prevailing
price.
In the olden days it didn't cost half
as much to live al 1t does now, but
then 1t wasn't worth half as much.
One thing We have never seen is a
writeup of a ball game in the English
language.
Every married man thinks he can
pick out a better looking hat for his
wife than she can, but not one of them
ever gets a chance to prove 1t.
ACCORDING TO UNCLE ABNER
Hank Tumms says next to havin'
a tooth pulled the p~leasantest thing
In the world to him is to sit and
hear two women discuss a third.
Amry Tubbs. who is a very sanity
man. has read the bible through
II times in two years. In the mean
time he has been livin' on his wife's
folks.
Miss Euphemia Perkins. our poet
ess of passion, is certainly getting
along. She has written some poetry
that has been refused by many of The
best magazines in this country.
When a Teller gets to the point
where he is entirely satisfied with him
self he hits the back trail from that
moment.
It beats all how many bright young
men. who might make money, have
a hankering to start an opposition
newspaper in a small town.
Mrs. Anse Frisby says her young
son is 80 bright that she Is awfuily
afraid that when he grows up he
will try to be president.
It seems as though the entire popu-
lation of Norway, Sweden and Dem
maE< must be busy making those
safety matches that light only when
scratched on the box.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-08

parents became frantic with grief.
By nighttime they were convinc-
ed that she must be dead.
Att o'clock at night Policeman
Henry Johnson stumbled over
little girl, sound asleep, her head
pillowed against a water plug
and her body stretched out in the
gutter at w. Chicago and West
ern avs.
It was Sophia, and when Po-
liceman Johnson disturbed her
sleep by picking her up in his
arms she told him that the DOGGY
man would get him. She was re-
stored to her parents.
Many of the newsboys who
went back to work for the trust
newspapers Tuesday have ex-
planned they did so under misun-
Outstanding, and have again re-
IuSeQ TO nanQle nOn-unlon papers.
The Federated Trades last
night received $500 from local
unions of New York to help them
in their fight against the trust
newspapers which locked them
out.
When Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt entered Coliseum yesterday
the band struck up ooh, You
Beautiful Doll" Mrs. Roosevelt
looked embarrassed, but bowed
her thanks.
Mrs. Joseph Nickla, owner of
grocery at 1904 S. Hoyne av,,
choked into insensibility and
robbed of 500 by robber in her
fiat in rear of store.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-08

WI S' GI44C ~ VNC444HCAS 4OOO LIE
9th ST., yelled so loudly when
robber attempted to hold her up
that he fed.
John Flynn, R. Berry and John
Bush, arrested by police on
charge of stealing boxes of shoes
valued at $500 from freight offices
of Chicago Great Western.
Homer Hall, assistant U. S.
district attorney at St. Louis, is
in Chicago trying to find out
what champagne is.
Richard Jahnke, salesman, ar
rested as he was about to draw
his pay from Cutler Shoe Co., Is
S. State st. Wife abandonment.
Since Dunning asylum became
state instead of county institu-
ton, several employees have COM
planned about the eats. Two
have even resigned.
Sung Chin, Chinarnan, o41 E.
18th ST.; fined $500 for trying to
mash" Miss Olive Large, 900 E.
18th st.
Frank Baker, driver of hose
cart of truck company No. 4, suf-
fered broken leg in crash be-
tween cart and Cottage Grove
ave. car.
Mrs. c. C. Smith, 7ol9 Stew
art ave-, badly injured when
Knocked down by auto driven by
Geo, S. Van at State and Jackson
blvd.
Policeman ]. Checkley, 2712
Van Buren, ST., severely injured
in fall from moving auto at w.
Adams and S. Desplaines st. Was
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

ser ingel1 @runSottil at Sen iaa me-
get frpeteoe 6lasll1augel 1logetliin0e
ituIbe bIipe til BNfeIigbe0.
Nanr man tags1 ale oisie aienos-
gierninger getrabt1irlg, er BET ban
ffeIigt at fi11oe nBelt @runb til, al
Sarn1ere ifal et1tep ipigte oeres op-
rirbelige2ips lis eIIer igge tilarttfe
'2an6e for at fi,,os Sor0 at bDrfe.
Maiten alt set opet1nnnte 2ano, el-
Ter BOG Sen itgrfiel Del al set, er
u&on1eitea6" -2ar1oT Oct bliper ielp-
fglgeIigt MI optagst burtigt, men
Der er e11onu NeiIigbeb for gnIin6er
og Situiir16er al Jurrtere til at ifaffe
fig Siem / oe 2aFSit f,tinecr, ion,
hi bar omtalt openior.
2ige ioa li6t @runb er Ser til no-
gen sgngitelie forlz at Der ifal bItre
Mangel paa @ibo Haa Grnno at al
be itore @resiletteH bIiper tael1e u1.=
Ser @l!Itur. Eetta pie ssjer,os sgier-
ming / 6erne 6orPitoelie er, at iaa
mart oette 2on6 MiSer opbprfet, bill
set prooucere oobbslt eller ire @an-
np i'm 1npnpt @i60 lfp,n I 6pn 9i6 6et
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
1Hlllstt1npt.

saloati,n arn,s fprbnot ! &aslano,
Get rusliite Wainilt erraao bar be-
il1ttet life at tilIaoe SaIpatior1
ArnlD at uofsrt 1ogen g}irt tlombeo |
iausIano \ 900 Dar SSere,1s M2e> M
Ser, General Bootb giusluno for
at iorbanole meo Negi gell om
@pretteli ie af ct 9lfoeIng af Saren
Il Canoe, men bette nlpote en- BET
.tig Mo6itano fra ben bellige Spno,
:oeg gioe. q
On Dpbaselie traablts Selesrafi.
pfinberen af ben traaolpie Ee<
Ilegrn Danrconi, Jon Ell gio1 bar
Iopbol0t lig sripolis for at erperf-
1,1e11fere lneo lin Dpfinbelie Deo 6ors
ienoeIie al 3rigstele leerdnnter, n1eo-
oeIer, at bnn timber Dpboloet Der
bar giort Ell opligts ffe11oe 9poa-
sgelie, remlig at oer ton ienbes De<
peicber pper be t6rre 5an6grfet1er
/ set in6re al 2onbet, 11oen at glpf-
paraterne bebeper at forbinoes meo
Be bgie Stnnger, lom ellers er ct
ntSpenoigt Eilbeb6r til traaolgS Se-
legrafi. 9elegran1merne fan 1enoeS
fro Groa0e, iom ligger paa 1elpe
5onbet / 9rfener og peger / ben
&et1ing Selegrammet ifal lenoeS.
@r11noen til bette er, at 5mto iffe
leoer eleftriife 5trgmme, laaleoes at
ser ingen Ior1tDrrelier ifer fra fol-
.ife Strgn1lne i esSor0en, og 90 Der
lite falber &egn, er Sanbet iaa fulo-
1t9noig tgrt, at Ser ingen Ibigeller
fan ife. Set er i116lDienbe, at ben11e
s1poagelfe bgi Grao bill lette ee1,
feleqrdffif JGrbiif6elt mes sci W i uiIte5ne
al 2an0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
Wpngulict % Sl1rfiitan.

Sc ltore a1iatilfe ssSn01an6sbiltrif=
ter Mongoliet og Surfi1ton, ser
ll6ltrefning er lige faa itore lom bet
egentlige fineli1fe &ige og bar ltaoet
un6er 0ettes Sberberre6gn1me, bor
erfleret Jig 1tafbangige al &ina og
oil MI fon1ne i116 nn6er ruslilf Sno=
flp6elic og praftilf taget blipe rus
li1fe Nroteftoroter. Huslano bil til
bbilfen ion belit Sis bore iltano
til belt at anneftere Dem. 9en 11gr<
me1te Gplge al benne politiife 6oron-
Hring al @fofbrifferne 9llien bil
blipe, at &nslan6 I en life fern
6re11tio bill bpgge en- Sernbane gien=
mem .Mongoliet til Hefing, bptlfet
&i1o bi6ttl bar negtet at gioe Sil-
In6elie til, bborbeo Mfita110en mel
lem europa og SEEING oil blipe for
forfeit me6 8 eller 4 Dagsreiier.
&uslan6s eSn6flp6elie / Miien oil
6erpeo fonme til at gr9116ie umio<
beIbart op til Sapans sSnbflp6elle
/ Monicburiet, og bette bil a1tagelig
,1s6pe116igei6re glfilutning af oen
rnsiif-ioponeiiffe Groftat en- nar
sSremtt6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
@amp peb 6anfptu.

Sra Befing telegraferes 3. 2
SSonuar, at en- Seer of 1000 fineliife
&ebeller bar angrebet 8Den &anfotp,.
bbor ser er en- 8elgtning al 30,000
| feiierlige Eropper, % ser raier 11r
en- blobig &ar1p ON ssS11otagel1en os:
gDen. Det a1r0et Steo 8laoet o1,1@s
talte 8olg af Gun Yat Sen til Pra=
li6ent for en- fineiiff &epublif er-
lite set ianme iom at @ebubIifens.
SER er faitllaoet, flint gnrroipn--
ligbe6en taler for, at @eiierogntncts
Gage er talte. @ebeItroppernes Mn=
greb paa &anfotp er biitnof Ifet 1trr-
oer Ben Soritaaelie, at @anbenitfl-
ftanoen, Der bar truffet for at 5or-#
banoltngerne Sbangbai f1noe
foregaa &o, bar tilenbe, men oef
bi6es iffe, ON set n1ib1ertioige res
pubIifanife @tpre bar gioet 8efo
ling ill., at Eropperne ifuloe angribe
8Den. l1bfalbet al 4an1pe1l i1lrboeA
lees n1e6 ben iterite @pnnbing,
nabnlig af 6e feiierlige, ion1 piitnof
btl benptte Jig of @ngrebet % er-
flere, at gaabenitilitan6en er bIe-
bet brn6t, % 6erof tage Mnlebning
til at npgte at anerfienoe be Me~
fnltater, Der naaes pe6 &o1tferencers
i Sbangbai, ON ser / set bele opz
1toaes 1aaoanne. Ser er foreprigt
Snoipnligbe6 for, at 1griteminilter
Dnan @bi @ai bill fortiette aun1pe,r
moo observation-disclosures til set p6erlte-
San bar nennlig itiIIet set @rab tif
Sronen, at set ifaI tiIlnoes bam az
beFnglpgge alle Observation-Disclosures
Sorn1l1er til Sor6eI til @rigsfasien-
0Der ct, 8etersborg 1neboeles ct
&pgte ON, at &eifere1r % Gnfefei-
ferf11oen a1lere6e er flpgte6e fra Bc~s
ting % ober Mltt6en / Ueoncbnrict'
bar begibet iig til ct Sc feiierlige
SS1oHe paa @ranfen 1ongoIiei-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
st 6elaiif geemtralitetsbrmb.

8elptningen fra en- belgiif Damz
per, u3eebrugge", ser / Mioten at
Oftober ieileoe fra Mrtnerpen meo
en 2a0nit1g @naben og @mmunitton
til &ebollttioniiter &nragl1aD, er |
bisie Gage ben6t tiIbage til slnt~
tperpen og fortnller en- marfelig ST.
ftorie, fom tD6er poo, at Der fra BEL
gift Si6e er begaaet ct Neutralitets-
brn6 oberfor Baraguap, bbilfet pen-
tes at gtne 9lnleoning til en- Sore
ipbrgleI / Deputerfammeret angau'
enbe benne Sag. Otter at 5fibet
bar fonmet nb poa set oabne Sab,
obertog en- Spanier beb geaDn Ir-
ricos, Ser bar i1161frepet fom Bas-
fager, 2oman6oen. San mart Sfi,
BET bar naaet til ssSnblebet af ga
BIata SIo6en, blebt set braitlianife
Stag beiiet paa @ftbet, Sfroget
bleb malet me6 en- anoen Sarbe og
Nabnebrpbtet fiftet, fnnle6es at
Gftbet fit ct an6et g1ab11. timber
en- Sneitorm ineg Sftbet Zig forbi
Mot1tebi6eo og 8uenos Mires op
o6 SIo6en Sftbet ififte6e otter
Nabn1 og oa 8araguaps @renfe-
linie naae6es, neobelte BEN er1gelife
&aptein 8eiRtningen, at Sfibet TIL
'bsrte 5panierett, % 8eetningen fit
Eil1a6elie til at forlabe 5fibet, bbor-
'efter 2abningen, Ser beftob af 2,45C
Cons @rmof 4 ippre 4anoner, Ell
Nsaffinfanon % $4,000 Nifler blet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
cuIlOslIIliiIl0.

g. III e i. 1t a II rasp ct {.
tit 9 n m. d I +
gn Can't -Amerifaner, S. 6. size
gels gaInllt ssslI, Sen af Ben be-
fie11bte Mebaftgr al obobennen"
i sfi iebenbapn RiegpIs, bragte ifior en-
Snunling amerifanife 9raperbeite,.
Hanot bpilfe mango iar0eles gobe
DDr, til aiebenbapn og Loo ben1,
ortauftionere paa gbarlo ottenl1no
8raberbane Saar bor ba1 otter
fenot 18 Seite fra Netp Dorts nteo ct
Dan1pffib Der penteoes III Saulborg
i 9lnttringen nf Deeenrber Seffene.
par forelbbia tim oeiignereoe til
Samborg, men en- Bpooer at Sr,1
@iege1s ai6benbapn oil6e reiie til
.&amborg for at reooe Seltene for.
ben 6onife Ernnsport go of Se-.
ite, font Sr. &iegels flor }e11Ote til
9anmarf op1taaeoe at ipfte en- Ste
foro paa ben 6u1ffe graDerbane, og
alle bap6e meget fine Stan1taDler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
Gn &pntrait.

Som ipbbanligt bol6t mango al
be beoreitille6e 2anbets itbrre 8per
fig Ipftige geptaars11at 6e 1tore &a,
feer og omlatte folosiale GUNNER
Der. Sra Gbicago me66eles, at ser
i 35 af be iterre @afeer og &oteller
oar fan1let c. 10000 Menneifer, ion1
eab mere emo en- balp Million Sol
Iors no til @piie- og Drtffebarer.
D1an reener, at Ser io1gtes c. $4,000
Quarts @bonrpagne til en- A5ris al
$4,000, ipiites for 100000 og
blep brugt for $4,000 af @igarer
oe forffiellige 9riffeparer &oo
iarnn,e Sib bleb $4,000 of 8pens
fottige beipiit af Mmerican @olrn=
teers 6irit gtegiment MrmorD, og
blonot @jelterne bor set Euiinber al
fottige apinoer og 8brn> ser baboe
bon6ret mango Mile / Sne og
@torm for at faa ct Moaltio @ao.
en bel Scr af 4offe orbei6e6e bele
Notten og Sornt66ogen for at BE-
re6e Maalti6et. Ser ierpereocs
5000 Buno &alfuner, lige iaa ME-
gen Sfseiteg, $50 8uibels &ortof'
Ter, 400 @aIloner aaffe, 200 @un6
sSnier, 800 @uno Suffer o. I. b.
en0nioere bIeb ser n6ien6t LOO
anrbe meo 5g0eporer til ipge og
tr9nge1oe. Mnore belgigren6e
Orgoniiationer arrongere6e JeIt=
maaltioer for 6e fattige efter min6re
Mnnleitof.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

@rano gielp Gouege, Des Moires.
Soma $1,000 Sri Guneboo @gi~
ifole, Mi11neiota 1000 &r. Jolfe-
bgjlfolen 9epih6, gfebralfa, 1000
&r. Den oonife Mentgbe6s @fole
Danepang Gerds, 300 @r. Del1
proteItontilfe Mei1igbe6 Sanbil 800
&r. l1ng0omsforeningen uSrema0"
/ Norlier, @al., 500 ST.. uSolpang"
| Sos Olibos, California, 1000 Ser.
ct. Groir bpiere 5fole 5000 &r.
Salt til l1noerpisr1ing $500 ST..
Sil ID e ems c 81 ibli o.
t ! efer
Gtorbritonnien: 6ore11ingen Dal1-
mart / 2on6on 200 Scr.
Sibirien: 2nlcfore11il1gen 800
:ta" / garnaltl 100 &r.; &nrga115
0onlfe 8ibliotbef 100 @r.
0e 6or. @toter: ct. GeoerS
6anif=amerifanife l1ngoon1sforeninQ
/ Minneapolis, Minn., 100 &r.
Donif Screening / Bbtlo6elpbio 200
&r. 2eiefreoien uDannepang", Ser,
100 &r. 9onlf l1ng6omsforc11il1q
u.Ooin" / 8ilbur, @alb., 100 @r.
@or 5rdliers oanife l1ngoomsfore.
ming, 8rooflpn 100 &r: Can't 2p-
ieforening for ct. Mn6retps og 9,n.
egn, 8aibv~100 @r. Sen oanlfe
Diafonisieitiftelie rgben-@5er" !.
8rulb, @ol., 100 Rr. rDanebob"
2eleforeting, Spler, Mi11l1., 100 SIR.
Soreningen uDana" @orre1,
&enn, 100 &r. 0ania @ocietp,
@bicago, 100 ar. l1ng6omsfore-
ntngen u@aabet" @oit SPORT @be=
iter, Conn.,, 100 &r. Subj 2eiefor=
entng, Snbl, Micb., 100 &r. Del1
banife l1ngoomsforening uGonnebir-
fe" / &ortlan0, Moine, 100 &r.
r@olbang", Sos Glibes, @aI., 300
&roner.
Set gbrige Mmerifa:: Danif 8ro=
beriamfun6s 2oge uSerol6", Meo11-
treal, 100 @r. @fan6inabilf Tor=
ening uNor6lDiet" / Gan &anlo,
8ral lilietl 200 &r.
&ina: 2eieforeni11gen for georo=
fina 100 &r.
@frifa: Sen 6anfte Sorening /
johannesburg 200 @r.
9l1titralien: Den Han6inabife
Screening | Brisbane 200 Ser. Salt
I'll 8tbltotbefer 5000 @r.
9lfiat til &prto og Sorien6eIie
400 @r.
I'll 6oreoragsbir rflombeo / ober-
|.fgiife 2an6e efter nprlnere @onfe-
renee meo Miniiteriet for @irfe- oa
lnoerbiSning ngsbeie1l,t 5000 Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
glabets Mbo1,.enter

be6es fornp 6eres announcement il1a-
relt multgt for at unogaa @tanos-
ming ! Torien6eIien. girteren itour
for Dgren Sen 9larstib, oa man
filler Grona til go0 aasning mere
emo nogen anoen Sis paa Maret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05

- ii
forb poa ben bu11ffe Sroperbane, og
aue bop6e meget fine StautaDler.
9 a II tie S o r t t e + e
o m 9 d II f-M M G r / t a.
n e + II e.
Sorfatterinoen @arin Micbaelis
sog ben6es Sboger, Sorfatterel1 8a-
ron SCOTT Dablernp, bar | 8nlles-
ifab 116ie1t6t en- 5anling Sfilbringer
at on11fe Goregangsmpno ! Mmeri=
fa, nem1ig Mtels &oullen, 30. 6.
Maoienz Mage Sorer 8ornL Or.
Mrel 5elIrnng og Sacob 81. 9fiis
ian1t al Samilierne Matbiale1t %
sgfeien og iom &epralentant for
;l;,sl
rem @nt5on Sorghum. 8oge1
bar faaet en- neget pelDtllig
Mo0tagelle 0anmarf, boor
6en netop er u6fon1men. Ger
ltgt frembgber u&iget" fin
Mnrnel6elie Sen ln1uffe og alDorlige
SSnole0ning. Set er fint o9 rigtigt
.let, at 6e to Ting, Ser mere ems no
get on6et iprtegner @migranten> er
&erligbeoen til set garnle 2ano og
oen al p0le @rnnbe u6iprltngne
2ggnagtigDe0 8rebe til @ien1n1et.
Set er rigtigt, at @n1igranten f6,
Ter Jig ro0lgs - be6 @apet ifilt fra
lin 5orti6 og fin &iemitabn peo set
nDe 9anb fra fine 8prn, ber life
me6 Mooermplfen in6luger Mober<
lan0ets gamle aultur, og iom life
eier og life far 8rug for Hietetsfg-
lelien. De 6eropre er u6en Tebre=
lano, tbi 6e bonot life ct mt &ien1=
1an6, og idger Sc tilbage til set
gamle, GLIDER set fra Dem, - alt er
foron6ret.
0figtigt er oct ogiaa meo 2bg11=
agtigbe6en 8rebene, oe fierltge
2ggne, Ser ien6es biem for life at
bolbe Smerte, life for at pra1e, men
al Sfoaniombe6. Gu1t11oe @ange er
Set iiffert bnn6t, at Sen unge gmi,
grant, ser iulten, pialtet og frpien@
6e og u6en l16figt til glrbei6e bang
paa geeip gorfs offer1tlige 2eieituer
eller Fe6 Gortobet / Gbicagos Mil>
mn11fee Mbenue, gab lin itb1te Sent
cent no til 6rinerfe til ct 8reb
til &iemmet, bbori ban forteller,
bbor non1erfet bet gnor ban1.
9gnt og ian6t er set ogiao, bbo6
Ser / SsSn6leoningsorbene iiges ON
ben ibrgelige @ftf at ienbe bil6farne
@6nner bort oner @ubet Det er
btre Sm1bbeber, 6er ber gibes.
0g ielD ON Borbol6ene ber ,1ogen
@ra6 bar foran6ret fig, bur6e 6isie
Sr6 en6nn bgres af mango. Netop
iarnmenbol6t me6, pao 8oggrun6 af,
@filoringen al nogle al Dem, ser
beo Mo6 og u6bol6enbe6 og
&elo - ile6 Jig fren1, bar Sc San6-
be6er, ct Sorfatterpar me6 Sierte
og Soritano flyer ON os og ON 6em
oeropre, @rap paa at blipe bgrt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-01-05
8refibentems 9fDtaars-@eceptiuu.

FrEtOeutenS ytDfaafs<Necep1luu.
Sill &relibentens 9fptaarsfnr
Oct @pioe @us bapbe Der inbfunoet
fiq ct 1tgre Mntol Geltagere emo beo
noge1l nnoen Seitligbe6 af oenne
Mrt Gorti6en. 5000 Menneifer
trpffeoe Brelibentens Saanb, me-
oens ifior fltn $500 @iaIter baboe
inbfunoet iig. gnffen al geptaors-
sratulonter oabnebes me6 6e aoer<
Io1oife Diplon1ater> og Soan6trDf-
11ingen bnrebe / ouer 3 EiIner. MrS.
Taft oeltog / @eremonien Sime
oq 40 Minltter.
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TnrhnnnH

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lingbperne til 8acific &piten, / @er-
beoen al @baron, 81. Daf. gn @fin-
ne iprang un0er &ognene, efter at
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@e iioite 8ogne Soget en- &ribat-
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bgi Gia6nft, rullebe fon1plet ODER og
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ioet Ser oplto6 Slb 6e beltebe
@ogne og Hasiagererne blep flemt
fait UNDER 8raggo6iet paa en- iaacan
Maooe at be lite fun6e frelies.
Desuben b1ep 10 @asiagerer baorot
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terien al Eracp, Minn, Ser far
fooet 8 &ibben breffeoe og in6ben=
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12 @ra6er unber Zero, boao ser /
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blep brugt til ct forel6bigt Soipital
for Sc iaareoe.
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