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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28

teen years old, and married Miss
Tallman, of Preston.
Eleven children we're born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Stanton, two having
died, the remaining nine children
being present at the celebration of
their golden wedding. The follow
ing are the names of the children in
the order of their birth, Ada r.,
born 1863, died 1912, married
Frank McKane; Ella, born 1864,
married Lew Haynes, deceased, mar
ried II. A. Lucas; Sidney, born
1866, married Cora Dix, deceased,
married Mrs. Jane Travis; Matilda,
born 1886, married William p.
Stanton; Lovern, born 1872, married
Leon Hill; Leila, born 1874, mar
ried Philip Faigle; Bert T., born
1876, married Alice Prentice; Nora,
born 1878, married Fred Skillet;
May, born 1880, married Burton
Thorne; Angie, born 1882, died
1888; Josie, born 1888, married
Wayne Dix; Lizzie, born 1885, mar
ried Lee Hadden.
The above family, with their chill
! dren live in various places, some in
/ Carbondale, some in Scranton, some
in Binghamton and Endicott, while
| others still remain near Shehawken.
There were a number of visitors
| from the distance, few among 9th.
ers being Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bucklin, of Endi
colt; Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Lott, ant
! S. Nathan Furman and daughter
Eva, of Scranton; Mr.. and Mrs. H
F. Clark and Mrs. Frank Fitzpatrick
of Carbondale; Mr.. and Mrs. LaforC
Dix, of Forest City, and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Fitzpatrick, Jr., of New Yorl
City.
y Various gifts were received, amonl
them being a large number of golt
coins, cut glass and household linens
Over a hundred guests partook of
plentiful supply of good things t.
eat, the tables being prettily deco
rated with golden-glow and golden
rod. Altogether the event was
very pleasant one for the man
friends present as we'll as for MI
and Mrs. Stanton, whose fiftieth an
niversary marks an event of unusua
interest to them.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
NEW VOTERS.

The Census Bureau has prepared
an estimate of the number of new vo-
ters that will take part in the Novem-
ber election. 1t was made for the
Republican and Democratic head
quarters in New York. Director
Durand said that the number of new
male voters would total 3,650,000,
making about 24,335,000 male vo-
ters. The total number of females
voters will be close to 1,34700O.
Women vote in six States.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss ses OF IIhz2zzs3
WHAT OUR FRATERNAL
FRIENDS SAY.

Wayne county will be in the lime
light next week when a three-day
celebration will be conducted in
Honesdale, the beautiful county seat.
Wayne county people are hospitable
and evidently believe in giving over
few days for the entertainment Of
themselves and the folks of adjoin-
ing places. Honesdale is very pro-
gressive borough veritable little
beehive of ihdustry-and these gath
erings afford an opportunity of
showing the outside world, the busy
habitation up in the Moosic noun
tains.-Archbald Citizen.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
PENRosE is CoRROBoRATED.

John d. Archbold, of the Standard
OH company, in his testimony on
Friday last before the Senate Com
mittee, clearly proved that he had
contributed S125,OOO to the Roose-
welt campaign in 1904 and intimated
that the Colonel was fully cognizant
of the transaction. This is a com
plete corroboration of the statement
made a few days ago by Senator
Penrose in answer to the Finn al
legation. Colonel Roosevelt again
asserts that he had no personal
knowledge of the Standard Oil con-
tribution, but the political pot is
boiling and the end is not yet. 1t
is expected that Roosevelt and Finn
will be called before the Senate COM
mittee before it concludes its inves-
tigation.-Scranton Truth.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST es, 1912.

This is not a matter to be delayed
without doing great injury to the
party, but for that very reason it is
being delayed. Mr.. Finn, who is a
leader in the new party, intending If
possible to destroy the Republican
party, is able to prevent the resigna-
tion of the Roosevelt men on the
Republican ticket until all possible
injury has been done to President
Taft and all the advantages Mr..
Finn can get out of it have been OBJ
tanned. In open hostility to the par
ty Mr.. Finn is also in control of
what is called the Republican State
Committee, and every Republican
has reason to feel that whatever
work that committee does-if it does
any at all except for the State ticket
will be in behalf of the third-term
Presidential candidate.
These facts have created an en-
barrassing situation in the State, but
they do not make the issue one be-
tween Penrose and Finn. II Mr..
Finn is an issue at all it is with the
whole body of Pennsylvania Republi-
cans because he is standing in the
way of fair and honorable treatment
of their candidate for President.
Having got aboard his new craft
himself he is leaving his men on
the Republican ship to disable it as
much as possible and to scuttle it If
they can. The presence of these hos
tile elements both on the electoral
ticket and the State Committee has
delayed the work of the Republican
campaign, as it was intended to do.
1t has prevented organization and ef-
| fort that should have been undertak-
en- as soon as President Taft was
| renominated.
1t is evident from the statement OF
Mr.. Finn that he intends the Roose-
velt electors shall hold on for anoth-
er month at least, unless he can be
forced to earlier action. He an
| uOuuCSo lhdI lOI 1000 Iidh IhAl ~
days before the election the changes
will be made. The time remaining
will be very short for any effective
campaigning which is the purpose
Mr.. Finn has in view; the purpose
to make it as difficult as possible to
give the electoral vote of Pennsylva,
MIA to President Taft; the purpose tc
defeat and destroy the party.
No, the issue is not between Flinr
and Penrose; it is between Finn and
the loyal Republicans of the State, al
of them, who are supporting the prin
ciples and candidates OF their party
which Mr.. Finn has deserted, and tc
which he is in open and declared hos
tility. His organization is as much
the enemy of the party as the Demo
cratic organization. Philadelphia
Press.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28

A great memorial arch is to be
built at Washington in honor of the
men who went down with the Titanic
that women and children might be
saved. 1t is touching incident that
the women of the little South Ameri-
can republic of Bolivia beg the
privilege of taking part in this noble
enterprise, by sending a block of vir-
gin silver from Bolivian mines, to be
placed in the arch and on which
shall be written the names of the
American men who, on the Titanic,
unhinchingly accepted death TO save
women and children regardless OF
their race, class or social standing;
whose acts make them heroes and
whose self-sacrifice was the grand
est and most glorious tribute ever
paid to woman, the most beautiful
manifestation of love and devotion
TO children the world has ever heard
Of"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
DIED AT CAMP.

Fred Brehrnem, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, aged Is years, died at the Y. NJ.
C. A. camp at Fairview Lake on
Thursday at 1 o'clock a. m. of acute
Bright's disease. He had been stay
ing at the camp for some time, and
had not been feeling well. On We'd
nesday afternoon he was taken sud-
denly i'll and died before his mother
reached him. Besides his mother, he
is survived by brother, Henry, who
was also at the camp. The remains
were taken to Brooklyn Friday
morning for burial.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
GOLDEN WEDDING IN HILLS OF
WAYNE COUNTY.

A golden wedding Is an unusual
event even where the unusual hap
pens frequently, but when such a
wedding occurs in the midst of the
quiet hills around Shehawken, in
the highlands of Wayne, special
interest attaches to this revival of
the memories of a half century ago.
Having been born in northern
Wayne, and having spent nearly
three score years and ten in this
immediate section, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stanton have a wide acquaint-
ance throughout northeastern Penn
sylvania, and the southern tier of
the counties of the sister state of
New York.
They have lived to see the country
here change from the primeval for
ests, where the deer, bear and wild
cat had a home, a rolling meadows
covered with fields of grain, and
pleasant pasture-lands where herds
of cattle and fiocks of sheep Craze
unmolested by the wild animals of
former days. Mr.. Stanton was born
in 1S43, and will have reached the
SEVENTEEN mile stone on the road OF
life in a few months, while Mrs.
Stanton has seen sixty-seven Sum-
mers and Winters come and go, hav-
ing been born in 1914. Mr.. Stan
toms father, also named John, was
born in 1898 and died in 1871, aged
72 years. His mother, Rhoda Tall
man Stanton, was born in 1903, and
died in 1864, aged 61 years. Mrs
John Stanton's father was Thaddeus
Campbell, of Scott descent, and was
over eighty when he died, as was
also his wife, Eliza Grelett, who was
of French descent. Mr.. Stanton's
father came to Wayne county from
Connecticut when he was about four.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28

The Church census of Australia
shows that during the past ten years
the Methodists increased 2-3 per
cent; the Baptists s 2-3 per cent; I;
the Church of England 14A per
cent; the Roman Catholics 16 " per
cent. and the Presbyterians 81 per
cent. The population increase was
Is per cent.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.

1t is one of the beautiful compen-
sations of life that no man can sin
cerely try to help another without
helping himself.-Western Christian
Advocate.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
Stops Scalp Itch
Dandruff and Every Form of Scalp
Disease Cured Quick by Zemo.

1t is simply wonderful how zemo
goes after dandruff. You rub a little
of it in with tips of the fingers. 1t
gets right down into the glands, stim-
ulates them, stops the itch, and
makes the head feel fine. No, 1t
isn't sticky! Zemo is a fine. clear,
vanishing liquid. You don't have to
even wash your hands after using
Zemo. And what a wonder it is for
eczema, rash, pimples and all skin
affections. A 25-cent bottle at A. NJ.
Leines drug store, Honesdale, is
guaranteed to stop any skin irrita-
tion.
zemo is prepared by E. w. Rose
Medicine Co., st. Louis, Mo-, and is
regularly sold by druggists at 81 a
bottle. But to prove what it will do
at trifiing expense, Zemo is now put
up in 25-cent trial bottles.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For President,
WILLIAM H. TAFT.
Vice-President,
JAMES S. SHERMAN.
State Treasurer,
ROBERT X. YOUNG.
Auditor General,
A. w. POWELL.
Congressmen-at-Large,
FRED E. LEWIS,
JOHN M. NORM,
ARTHUR r. RUPLEY,
ANDERSON H. WALTERS.
District Congressman,
w. d. B. A1NEY.
Representative,
H. c. JACKSON.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
WHITE MILLS.

Earned runs-Honesdale 2. Struck
out-By Hessling 2; by Loll 5.
Bases on balls, off Hessling 1. Two
base hits, Wenders. Sacrifice hits
Gutheil, Weaver, Wise and Hessling.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
JOHN CROSBY :
Dealer in
Fancy Teas, Coffees, Groceries and
Provisions.

Fancy Corn, cans .......... I'd
Fancy Tomatoes, 2 cans. ..... .2fI
3 Pkgs. Post Toasties ...... .25I
4 pkgs. Corn Starch ...... .25l
Fruits and Vegetables of all kinds J
Waldorf-Astoria Coffee, Special
Blends.
SIP South Main Street
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-08-28
Allen House
Sale Stables

Always have any kind of
horse you may need and price
to suit your pocketbook.
A trial allowed: all horses sold
as represented. Our satisfied
customers and the amount of
business we do is our best ad.
Remember our coaches for
weddings and funerals are first
class.
Our omnibus transfer meets
all trains.
Farmers horses are always
welcome to our transient sta
hlaS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05

ION ifreo Ct anoet 0ofument, iom
De faIOte :. % efter en- Stnno, par
Der en- an0en a1ol1Dm 5orfatter,
ingen pe0 bbem, eaer bporior, eler
mar, eler boor, iOm bi oil faI0e
3eOotter II. iom optoe bette Bert,
iammeuligneOe oct meo :. G., repi-
0ereoe ). Z. meO pnnife me9en Sri.
6eo % ir0ierte tilme0 Ell goo Gel
mere mt N}oteriaIe: Soa par Ser
en- m0en, ingen Ueo bpem, eQer
6oorfor. eIer unor, eaer boor, moa.
Ife imi0lertio run0t 525 eaer mod
lie 425, iom ifreo Z. Do 0o par
Der en- onOen nnonpm 8ebrner, ioni
ri fan fol0e Ge0aftsr III, Der fore
FOG iig at iomnenbIanOe bette, mc6
Den tre0obbelte Communicating 5.
g. :. og me0. bpoO DC faIoe reoof.
tioneae Silfsielier % Sn0ifpoelier
(@reen Baae IS cf. Sopce eorIp
Siitorg Of fbe &ebrems pages 100
-t05).
Qet oil bare bel Der at mprfe
iig, at bette G. life en- operOrepen
5remitiaing al Den bsiere aritifs
Stiaing, toertimo0o pi bar Der
frem at, bpao Der er bIepen beifre.
bet iom ct Stan0punft ybepiit oeo
aenosgerninser, lire % mnngfoI.
0i9e@ og orepr9ientereroe Den melt
norueIige 9er0om@.
De mere f~remtr90enoe fontinen.
tale aritifere, tiger Green. aoifiI.
Ter 5fribenterne al De oprinOeligc
aiIOer, ! 6orbolO til oeres antogne
9eitan06ele. ION 8 1. % ;. ,. 6. I
og G. 2, g. 1, 3. 2 og Z. 3; %
&. 1 oe Z. 2. nj forifiaige Ori9i-
naIer / alt. De f~orifeIige Reoofts-
rer tefniTft betegneOe oe6 Mrrfet
q. er n /. iom iammeniotte 5. og
g.. 20. iom tiIfeieoe Z. til ). 6. %
Hb. iom hiI0itenoieeior0e Scratch
fen oe0 at forbin6e 3. me6 :. g. Z.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05

ira onot oe Dine 9eber ira At tale
Soig. iaa oil on abiolut life font
me til At ie go0e Gage.
Der peges pon, bpao 0u ira DIN
She ital gore FOR at ie aooe 9nge.
OF "a bIiper Oct 39itens Sog ira
i'm SIDE at gore Iigeiao.
9ois 5 iaa begge er euige ON
.6oer FOR itg at gere ia, ia ioo
fommer 5 begge til at ie goOe Gage.
@il ON 9teite 0erimo0 life Dol.
.6e i'm 3nnge ira onot og fine 9p.
Der ira at tale Soig, - ia iaa faai
on lace BET pore bans Sag, oe Del
'Dil ga fsrit og fremmeit ioritprrt
bans egen 9ipslpffe.
Oct par bare 0enne enc Sonf(
ON getpOningen al Sungens Ol
2q6ernes 9rtg % Sffe.9rlg foi
Dor SlpslDffe, ol otloe rrembolot
Oenne Gang.
Oct er for gpriqt npiten forbop.
ien6e. ioa mango Ste0er boooe
set gomle og oct me Seitamente
Ser aoporer tmo6 Emqens mis-.
6rug.
Moatte oi / Steoet for at mis-.
bruce 3lngen til at gre 6ortrpS
Tor os ieIp % nr0re. ret lore a
tale me0 nDe 5lnaer@@ 0et
ifnI0e biplpe til. at oi flm0e mos
2ioet 90 lie go0e Gage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05

5lorioo, bill jeg lige gre en- Gam
menligning. mellem De TO Staters
@ejrforbol6. California bIiper pitt
nof at be fleite betragtet for at BABE
ct goot aIimo, bpn6 ben ogina bar,
men Dog maa man fife fro, at Der
life ifuloe Iin6es ANDRE Steoer |
II. g, bpor alimoet er lige iaa
goot; for booo oct nnaoor fan
5lori0o itaa oeo Sioen at Somme.
rem runot. 8resno / California er
ineget BARN (0og life normer, emo
man fan leoe oer) oa Der nGiten
al0rig er nogen BIND til at fele
2uften og iiploen nogle Stper til
at brnoe be porine SolitroaIer; Der
faIOer 10 ineen He9n ON CONNIE
rem, og ON ginteren bar De en- Del
5roft o. iaa tiIligeme6 ben raa og
foIoe 9oage, iom esr bet ian itbe.
boeeligt. 5 5lorioo. iom lieger ioa
meget f9ngere Spc, fan bet oeino
blipe pormt, men iom 8eeel far pi
npiten aItib en- feIie Bind fra So
pet, Tom gsr, at gormen er life ner
ino trpffenoe. Den normeite Sio
poa Dngen er serne ON Woreenen
fra Solopeone til al. 8 q 8, for |
ben Bib er oct FOR BET meite title,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05

inoen 9in6en fommer. Ger er iont.
me Dnge omfring Wiooog, 90 oct
fan bIipe parmt for en- Time eller
to. noar 8iu0en logger Jig, men iaa
enoer BET gerne meO en- Regn6Dge,
oa ioa er oct fsIiet ieen. Rntterne
er oefaa f6lige, ioa man fan iooe
goot bcle Rotten.
Do bbno ginteren ongaor. 0o er
oct life npr ina folot efter bpoo be
bar fortolt mig, iom lene0e Der flo
ite 8inter; og pi fen0er life noget
til ben roofoloe Tooee, boiIfet er
eoOt for Dem, iom Dor Der. op en-
gfos for 6IoriOo.
SorOen er efter min Wentn9 goo;
Den beitoar Of fort Mltlioro. bIon.
oct me6 ltot Comb, iom esr OF ben
aloria bIioer fIGbrig, men er let
at orbeioe. Sor6en er life rig poo
anpIitoffer, iaa pi nlao brtgeaunft.
e6oning. (5ertili8e) Tom De ggr ale
@egne | Slorioo. Ser oDIes life
arentiir, faa Di fan ftaffe @e6ning
ben gei. Monee Wenneiter er 10
meeet inc6 arnnftesonine, mooTfe
nprneIt for6i oct er en- efitra 10.
Gift; men berneoe fer pi life poo
Oct iooIeoes. Cor noar pi briger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05
Gritifernes Seori.

Q2eH iislge Der bsiere aritif:
I. Rentnteilter beitaor al ire
fuIoitenoig i~OritelIige Dofumenter.
lOisie fuIoitenoig fOrifeIIige Dotu.
menter por De oprinoelige SLIDER til
BET 8erf, JON De faloer &erateuf
a. Dobpiiten eQer 5abpiiten, b
Glo5iiten. g 0euteronomiiten, %
d ben prpiteIige Go0e, @runOffrii.
tel. Den isrite 9lo6its gqrf, (So0ce
8iit. Sch. 103 mt alminoelig teno.
fe iom ). e. :. 3. % for Rem.
9eos Sfplo merfet meo 0isie Bog.
itooer.
elsie iorifellige 9arfer par iom.
meniatt I'll forifellige Iioer, fife i
oet 10. 2lor5. fsr ariinls, men /
BET nienoe, ipOenoe. ijetie % iemte
2Iar5more6e. 5. % e. beripttes
nermeit III omtrea S00-700 isr
ariius; .. til onItrent 650-625
|og 4. til omtrent 525-425 isr
ariihlg. 3fsGge @rofi 5ort ontaeet
al auenen par @lobit. Oofumenter.
ne eiter Oct bnbDloniife 6ongenifab,
bet er, DC par ifrepne fun lem Aorb.
isr SIR. lite og 2oen Moiebo9 iaa-
pei iom Den preiteliee 6ooer, oct
er 3oie DO ebog. og en- Del al 20en
og Zoe par, altioa frozen eiter
Congratulated.
3. 0isie forifellige 9arfer, re.
%prgieuterer enOnu mere forifellige
Ernoitioner of Sebreernes rationale
Sin, og ofpiger ira 9oernnore / De
melt pigtige enfelr5eOer.
4. % iremoeles: 9e iOrmo0er,
at 0isie ire nnto9ne 0ofumenter
bar life iamleOe oe i~freone al DO.
ies, men par miligois ianmeHiat
paa fslgenoe NaaOe: 2ti pisie aor.
lager, og til en- nis Sto og poo en-
ener an0en Wddoe bar en- eaer an.
ben, ngen peo boem, eaer bporfro,
eGer noor, eIer bpor, - ifriper S.
Sao Dor Der en- eIer anoen, ineen
|peo bepm, eIIer bnorfro, eler naor,
eaer bpor, iom ifreb ct anOet Dofu.
ment, ion mn faIoes 6.
0g ioa til en- ienere Iio, aritite.
rem aIene OeO bnem, eaer bporfor,
eller noar eler 6por, tog en- anorDm
BerionIigbeo, bpem hi firn0e fable
ae6ofter 1, iig FOR @enopbpggelien
al 6isie Oofumenter, Indifference
nDt Woteriole, barmonerenoe Oct
'oirfeIige og observation-disclosures,
og oSTfiIte De acknowledgement ge.
retnineer al cen 9egipenbe6, / to
|forffeIlige Sanolinger. Soo, noeen
9io efter bette, mooife ct Sun6re0
aor e1er mere, ingen pe6 bpem, Ell.
Ter bporfor, eler noor. eIler bbor,
bar Der en- orortpm Berionligbe6,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05
. ROsers, 6lOriOa.

sra 5remti6sfolonienl
9Greoe Heooftsrl 8e beOes pGre
ioo Oenlig at gioe mig gloOs for
ieIgenoe OpIpsnineer.
Ronee, iom lnier Oenne Ooer.
ifrrit oil mooife tpnfe iom iao, al
ben er upasien0e Tor Den upe SO.
Ioni pe6 Ro9ers, 5Iorioa. for 0ens
6remtio oil oiit oIorig bringe Den
frem til nooet, 0a oct life er Com
De fleite 5oIf tror) til at lepe ! $40.
rioa for ale be mllige % umuIige
Ging, iom fin0es berneoe ! 0enne
Bart al De 5oreneoe Stater? Wen
ri oil ie nprmere poo 6orboIoene
- ON BET MI oe5oa forboI6er fig
ioale6es ! 9irteligbe6en, iom Der
toles2
aGe DC, iom er reit berneo til
6lortoo, Dor ontnof, fsrenO De for.
100 ben gIaos, boor De opbolot iie
iooleoes fit iee. fsreno ies forlOO
Oleon6er, Sal. = iaaet en- lang
8~eifrioeIie ON, bpor iorIigt BET nor
at reIie berneo til bette uiui1Oe
Steo, 6oor ineen Renneifer flmOe
lepe ior gsalorio og 5eber oe man.
&c ANDRE utrolige 1ing, iom ianotes
Der, og at Sor0en par meen ling
ppro, for bet regneoe IA nleget, ina
ganOet too ale 9eene. Den De
9ar eiter at p9re tomnet berneO %
5aoe leoet Der en- lib fun0et, at ia
go0t iom alt oet. De bar 6feoen for'
taft. life pnsieoe ior Rooers BED.
fommenoe. Go9 er Der life bermeO
ingt, at noget al 0et fife tunoe pas.
ie for andre SteOer ! 6lori0o. %
0erfor er BET. ieg oil ifriDe Iiot Der
ON og fortele, 6oorIeOes bet /
nogen Maaoe er.
5 ben Gio, ieo bar opbolot mig
Der / gogers, bar ies prepet at lin.
De no ON be forffeaiee ling boo.
De aIimaet, 9onOet oe SorObunni'
te0en og er fommet til oct ReiliI.
tat, at BET oltiommen er forboI0sois
go6t, beore END man fan finoe oet
De fleite Ste0er. aIimaet er ube.
tinget beore og iunoere Der, END bet
er noget on0et 5teO, ieg enOHu bar
opret / Il. 2. u.
3enne gla6s er, eTter booo ies
er bIenen f~ortnlt, GOD for bDem iom
lioer at @iet % aitbma; bog, fer.
ON BIZ jeg life ffripe noset, oo ieg
life fan, iom bel er, tole Of erfa.
ring.
geirliget Der I 5Iori6o err | lin
Selbeo itorortet 90 fam ! enbper
Senfeen6e manle zig meo Golifor.
niog = for life at iiee, at bet oper.
gdor oct.
Seq bill pnn ineen Mnaoe og
lbor fngen @r1mo til at ripe Cali
fornia ne6 ! noeen Retning. Den
toa lea fom birefte fra California til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05
Sen bsjert aritifs.S iitorie.
2f Canon Dpfon Saeue.
0periat ira gGbe Fundamentals"
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@eO SIR. 6nlct.
Gortint.)
SeSerne bar Gntionnliiter.

Neo Ct Gr0, oen f0rmenoe Strait,
for Den beiere aritifs 9ep9geIie par
en- rationoIitiif Strait; % Of QfenO,
iom bar oeres @oDeo.4 utoriteter, oa
6remi9ttere, iom poo 8rln0 al rem
~filologiif (Or6) aritif far er1oIot en-
ooerb9Ioen0e 4utoritet, bar MPno.
ION forfoite0e 1roeu pna SUB og
Seius ariitus, iom BAN bar ienot.
8ibeIen par eiter 0eres Nening fltn
ct menneffeIigt 8roouft. Zen Dor Ell
S~tnn0punft / Den Iitter9re ll0Ditlitg
ar ct religigt Soft. 9oig Den fife
oar ct iammenbirtenoe 6eiuItat al
en- tilfeIOigS ammenfsjniug al siter-
Iar6ife Qirt6er % IeaeHSeag;ia I'll
Dqfii, og 0ens 5a5oe5 eaer Sab
Deh cn firnitiif Glans Opiir0elie,
- ben por u%isielig life inogioet peO
gu00ommeIig Suipiration, og er life
ben Ienen0e SUBS Orb. BE 6elIige
CUBS Mqn6 tale0e 0repne al ben
SeIliooon0, iogoe ap. Better e Qe-
ter 2, 21) Otter at @li0 iorOlm
bapoe talet mango @nnge og pna
mango Moa0er til 5rorene pe0 BRO.
ieterne@, iog0e gaulus (0ebr. l.
u. ReL life ioo, io9oe auenen, BRO
ieterne par life oreune til at tale al
SUD. 0eres ll0talelier par alle De-
res egne (SonOop. poge liz.
8ette bar Ga oeres SDn, % Oct
Dor bette Spn, iom IaaleOes bar 90.
mireret ben mOOerne ariiten0om, %
gennemtr9net mo0erne geiitIigI Gan.
fegnng / ben mo6erne geroeus 10
itore 8ungemnol. 8i fan life iige,
OF oct por M9n6, bpis 8ationolis-
me nor ct HeiuItat al De Slutrin-
ger, De fom til be0 Stuoiet al 9i-
belen. Sffe 6elIer fan Ri iige, at De-
res Sllitninger meO 9eniDn TIL 8i-
belen bar belt ct 3ieiuItat al oeres
9ationolisme. Men ni fan iige, pan
ben enc SIDE, at for ina blot iom De
npgte6e at orerfenoe gibelen iom
en- ligefrem ao6enboriug ira Sub,
ioa bopoe be fri g0gang til at for.
me Sppoteier, ioa meget be biloe,
og pan ben olOen Sioe, 6a De for.
negte0e bet opernaturlige, ioa bar
oct, Der oreb Dem, UNDER 9plp5niri-
gen of 6eres SDpoteier, 9nifet ON
at bDgge en- 9eori, iom bil6e bortfor.
flare oct obernoturIige. Qantro, bar
5oru0iatningen for life 5slgen Of
6eres aritif.
Ru, Der er irtet upenligt | at II.
ge bette. Der er intet beri, iom er
itbormbiertigt eaer uretfRr6iet. Oct
er fun en- Gremiettelie at aenos'
gernineer, bbilfe ntooerne autorite.
ter gonfte oobent inoremmer.
&omprOmis.S folen.
Noor of fommier til be beiere
aritifere, fom ifriper gngeIif, ion
fomnrer pi til en- mere pdnifelig Gag.
.Gen b~ritiif-nmerifanife beiere Sri.
tiff r~eprrienterer en- aompromis.
.SfoIe'). Doo ben enc eide antaser
. ct 9oriea pod at forene Gro