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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-12-19

telephone messages, magazine ~.
mances, debates. and mimicry. eli.
making with the song entitled. Tile
Musical Asters" This song was
beautifully sung by seven persons,
consisting Of Mrs. Murphy, Mrs Ilar.
ry DUNCAN, Mrs Allen, Mrs. Lehman.
Harvey Evans, Guy Cumnins. and
Frank Allen. At the close OF the
program an appeti,ing lunch. consist.
ing OF sandwiches, coffee. olives. ice
cream and cake, was served by the
hostess. The evening will not soon
be forgotten.
We had a really great service sun.
day night. The house was almost
full OF interested people and the lee.
tsse by Bro. Cunningham was highly
instructive and interesting. lie re.
viewed the work Of himself and wife
during the past twelve years on the
west coast Of Africa. lie told Of the
customs and belief OF the people and
then In contrast showed what achieve.
ments the religion OF our Christ had
done In lifting the people up into a
higher state OF ideas and civilization.
His lecture was greatly enjoyed by
the large audience present
THE PASTOR,
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kOOCk at Oregon


earth and water, assisting these AMI.
mails, Some Of them keep the air
pure: Others care for the earth, and
still others lind work To do In the
water to keep II pure and palatable.
We sometimes look at an angle.
worm and wonder what good II can
do-why Il was ever created ye,
scientists have demonstrated a. a
fact that II the angleworms should
disappear out OF the earth, then In a
very years all vegetation would die
oil, the earth would become mouldly
and sour and cease to produce food
stulls, The billions upon billions Of
little angleworms patiently boring
their way through the earth, bring
/ Ing In sunlight, air and oxygen, and
, dissolying plant food out Of the
grains OF sand sweeten the soil and
furnish food for the tiny rootlets OF
the growing vegetation. Whenever
therefore, you see an angleworm
don't raise your foot to crush him
but think Of him as one Of Gods
masler-workmen faithfully doing III,
part committed to him that you may
be able TO enjoy life upon this earth
Dumb Animals.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-12-19

While yaccinating hogs on the
j. Il. Slater fam, last week, Art
Stuart fell and broke rib, but he Is
getting along nicely. -Jeifersonlan,
Dec. IL,
r, Is. Stricken has recovered the
saddle horse that was stolen from his
farm on the night Of November IL.
William Stewart, who was employed
on the Stricken farm for some time,
has been placed under arrest and Is
charged with stealing the animal
which was sold at Clarinda, Iowa
The accused Is In jail at Rock Port
the preliminary examination having
beensst for. December u, at Fairfax,
Craig Leader, Dec. IL.
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Curious Creatures.

There are ~ many curious things
in the World. that l.. things that 10
us seem curious. that We are often
led to wonder why they we're ever
created However When thoughtful
men and women set themselves to
the task Of trying to discover a rea.
son for the existence of this. that
and the other curious animal. bird,
insect Or fish. they are often humbled
and aved a. the wisdom Of the Gre.
atur becomes apparent in his ere.
ations.
A close investigation by scientists
Of the process we call living, shows a
continuous. never ceasing. building
up and a tearing to pieces Of mater
ial, and that every living creature
has a part In one or the other, OF
both. OF these processes.
For instance. an animal Is borr
and begins the struggle for existence
We lind that food has already beer
provided for its growth and safety
Little creatures, so small that sew
eral hundred can be- placed on tn,
head OF a pin, are busy In the ground
making What is called chlorophyl, q
subs, ance from which plants manu-
facture their stalks. buds. flowers
and finally, the grains Now not,
the wisdom and care Of the Creator
This little creature produces tn,
foundation Of all our food products
without his work no vegetation
could mature. Tie lives ~ every
thing that lives. on the earth. IN IA,
air and down In the sea depend upor
the faithiulnes> VI these humbl,
toilerS. and. best Of all. they hav,
been placed where man cannot inter
fere with them OF their work. and Il
is promised that 40 long a. the work.
lasts seedtime and laryeS, shall mol
utterly fail.
80. too, there are Thousands u
other living creatures In the air
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. lOHN,Nllu feet
Il. Is. Greene transacted bushes
In Craig. last week.

Il. Is. Greene transacted business
In Craig, last week.
william Turnham and wife have
returned from their live weeks visit
with their daughters, Mrs. Maude
Narans, In 81 Joseph, and Mrs, Min.
ME kunkel, In Forbes.
Angus, WargeI returned Men
day from Corning, kas,. where lie
visited his daughter, Mr., and Mrs.
Ralph Crider, and children, lie SAYS
they are all we'll and doing a. well as
any average kansan.
Miss Susie Deglow and mother
left Monday for Edinburg. Texas.
Mr., Deglow went down with ear Of
goods two weeks ago. They win
make this place their future home.
We wish them success and prosperity,
Jim Thompson, Of Forest city, Is
now boarding with Sheriff Gclyin,
getting three good meals a day, lie
was arrested Wednesday of last week
December 10, for carrying concealed
weapons, and his hearing set for Sat
urday, 18th, before Esquire Wilson
OF Forest city, which he waived and
went TO Jail In default Of bail, Ia
await the action OF the Circuit Court
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Women's Union---42nd Anniver.
sary, January 6, 1914.

Music Mis-, Lillian Price.
Roll-"What the Union Means TO
Me"
SONG Selected Mrs. liinde,
Anniversary Address-The l'resi-
dent
instrumental Duet Mrs, Phillips
and Mrs. kunkel
Heading Miss Cora Frye.
song Mrs Grace DUNCAN,
Reading Mr.. Emma rhilbrick.
song Mrs, liridgeman.
"Reminiscences Mrs. Mary Curry.
instrumental Music Mrs. Murphy
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Panama Canal Facts.

Tota. length Of canal ......:0 miles
Salt water. channel to Gatun
LOCKS .......... e. ....... miles
Fresh water. Gatun Lake and
Culebra Cut .............u...U miles
Fresh water, Pedro Miguel
Lock to Mirailores Locks. Il, miles
Salt water. Mirafores Locks
To Pacific ... ............sl miles
Width Of channel . sUO to 900 feet
Minimum depth. salt water ~ feet
Minimum depth. fresh water Al feet
Total angles In canal go. food Sim
SLafpest angle. Tabernilla. I'D 10 m
Total excavation to September
-, 1918 ..... ... oil ,0ls, lss Gu. yd.
Remaining to be
done. ........ 2i.io+ ,sO2 Gu. I'd.
!, Total concrete con.
stfuction r..... 100000 Gu. I'D.
Time Of passage through ca.
nal .................. .....i0 hours
Time Of passage through
| locks ...............,. ,... J hours
Work begun BY Ameri.
cans. ...............M May I, 1904
Number Of men employed, av.
erage.... ............... ... 1000
Steam sho'els employed. ..... ioI
Locomotives employed .... ... Jo1
Drills employed ........... j53
Railway cars employed ....... asa
Dredges employed ............ ~
Cranes. piledriyers, barges. tugs
and miscellaneous machines
! employed ................... ~.
Cost toJune /, 1918 t2nj, ,iJs ~
Estimated tOtal cost ...... ..IIi.WD. 0I
/ First vessel through
Gatun Locks ..... ... sept ~. 1913
Water let into Culebfa
! Cut ............ .... Oct. !. 1913
Gamboa bike blown up. Oct IL. 1913
First vessel through Mira.
! noreS Locks ..........Dct u, 1913
Dnicial date Of opening Ian. l. 1918
Ct LEHiiA CtT.
Z Lehglh .tss...tftsa ..t.,.' miles
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a resolution proposing a cons,i.
tutional amendment for national pro.
hibition vas introduced In the Uni.
ted states senate, last week.
-l,Obert Montgomery and wife are
home from Excelsior Springs, where
they spent a few weeks recuperating
and We are glad To know that they
fccuperatpd
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M. e. Church Notes.

enjoyed II all
The W. +. NJ. :. had another most
delightful and profitable meeting at
the home of Mrs. Ellen Morris, las,
week, Friday afternoon. The meet.
ing vas led by Mrs. Margaret Howell.
\ large number was present, and the
program was very interesting a. well
as instructive. Mrs. Cunningham,
who recently returned from twelve
years In the Mission Field In Africa,
was present and delighted the com.
pany Of ladies with q very interest
Ing and highly instructive talk on
her work In that African field. At
the close OF the meeting Mrs. Morris
served lunch. Two new members
were secured. Mrs. whiteford. Of st.
Joseph, was present, as a visitor Jas
was also Mrs. Grinstead. OF Kansas
City. The next meeting will be held
on the first Friday afternoon In Janu.
AIRY at the home Of Mrs. Margaret
Howell. a good program has already
been looked after.
We sealed the hundred mark IN the
Sunday school last sunday morning
again, and that with a number Of our
regulars absent. Tie school will give
a Christmas entertainment wednes.
day night, the 9Th. \ good program
has been announced aud good time
is expected.
Mrs. Fannie Reed. ui ou chutch.
will leave the 18th OF this month for
the South, where she has been rn.
gagged 10 teach music In a southern
college. From tie church. the sun.
day school and the W VI :, Mrs.
Reed vii be- distinct loss She Wa
active IN al u these function, of
church NE. Tie entire church viii
pray iar hrr surrc-, m h,r chosen
held.
"" had most iyish'fl. .rtyicc
last SUNDAY morning There Nas a
large audience pfcscu' and AL seemed
20 enjoy ilr service very much. On
next sunday morning ihu pastor viii
preach Christmas sermon. along the
'i,, a.. S,,J., IL -.
,l.d, m. ,I..,..,,..,.t,,..,,i,..
v,i,r L,,d
pur ,our,, r,,rl, $40. .,,.yh
,ho y,,I,u. .,iI,,,. ,t.Iu' 80, .,.,
,,,o,IIn, all, h.,.,..,,,,,i..o..,., ,I.
Christine. ,,r,,I.r IA, ~, I,,, ,f,I,
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On vlrr, IA, L,. ,,..,, ,.,.I,i,,. am,
n,.J and ,;r,., Iu,i,,, ,r,mrnivn,.
bi,, Nil. uIi,. E,... ,,,, u,p.,.
and Mad II.,at.y ,l., Zoos, ,,,,.u,.
Ii, nam .,,.u,,,,,..d .,,i.....-,.,.,
ana ,,ury f,,l. 40, i,ur. ,,,In AZ.
Tor H., r,u,,. 81 Non, .,'J, ,nd
work In >,Lnol In ,h,l,.,I ,n,i,,.d
,h.,mr..'.fn,lI,, NIL. 1917,
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We have just received a
sample line Of Wool Dresses
and we want you to see
them. The dressmaking and
tit are perfect. every seam
tapped and sewed with Beld.
ings' Silk Thread. See this
line at kreek 4 Hasness.
The Brinkley argus., 1913-04-04
"A New Business in Brinkley

A new business which in the end promises to be real help to both the city and to the farmers around Rrinkley, will be opened up in Brinkley on Thursday Apr. 10th. It is a poultry and pro- duce house and the firm name is The Brinkley Poultry Go. The firm is com posed of Dennis T. Johnson and A. M. Jackson, two young men of Fayette, Mo. The young men are said to stand we'll as honest and honorable young fellows and there is a good opening for the business they are opening up in Brinkley. They propose to pay the highest cash prices for all kinds. sf noul- try, eggs and produce. They have offered cash prizes fol those who offer for sale the greatest amount of eggs and poultry on their opening day, April 10th.
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An April Fool Social

On last Tuesday evening the "Yelknirb Leaders" and a num- Der of their friends enjoyed the hospitality of Mir. and Mrs. T. s. Dunlap.
 The decorations were very unique, kitchen utensils being very conspicious in the parlor.
 Early in the evening a huge bowl of pop corn generously sprinkled with cream of tarter was possed and Mir. Vanderberg eat several pecks before he no- ticed anything unusual.
 Then some we'll sewed apples were passed, Mir. McNeese bit into one, caught his false teeth in the thread and dislocated them. It was reported that Mrs. Walker ate at least a half bale of cotton which had been skill fully covered with chocolate.
 Several games were enjoyed in one of which Mir. Charlie Ia Dor was found to be most efficiednt bridge builder. Then a contest was enjoyed by all, MT. Lineback winning the prize which was a small clown and a miniature of himself.
 Every one was invited to the dining room where there was a large Jack Horner" pie with ribbons coming from the top. A ribbon was pulled by each one and the attached mother goose .iingies were matched and part ners were found. When every
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8ROYS' XTRAcooD CLOTHES


 Sam Meyer, of St. Louis, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. s. J. Salinger, this week.
 Let Bacharach's furGA you cream for your sumMex anter- tainments.
 c. w. McDermont, made a business trip to Little Rock We'd nesday.
 Misses Marguriete Ashby and Violet Douglas, of Hunter, were shopping here Saturday last.
 I. E. DeShazo, of Monroe, was a business visitor here Wednes- day. "
 Bacharach's is/ 4e Nbeadquar- ters for sporting fish, ing tackle.
 Harry H. Meyers, of Hot Springs, spent Saturday and Sunday of last week here with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. White, of Wheatley, were visitors here Saturday. Mrs. T. H. Mitchell, of Good win, was a visitor here Tuesday the guest of friends.
 We are very sorry to note that |C. "A. Witt has been very i'll thls week.
 Mrs. L. D. Speer, of Lonoke, was a visitor here a few days this week.
 Miss SalIie Turner, of Zent, was shopping here Tuesday With ARGUS advertisers.
 When out dtNng with that girl don't fQl take along a box of that fiu Allegretti candy from Bachsfah's.
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one had found his or her part ner, dunce caps, in the class CO., lors, (red and gold) were passed and all marched to "Bacharachs" for refreshments. While down there they were entertained by the string band. Marched back to Mrs. Dunlap's and enjoyed more music by Misses McCreight and Simmons.
 At a late hour too k their de- parture and every one declared that this was the most original Fools gathering they had at tended in quite a while.
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Farmers Wanted.

Keevil Mill Go. has 250 acres land to lease, rent. or shear crop, at Keevil, Ark. ,s~on the Cotton Belt Ry., dp6d school land, houses furni1 1hed to live in.
 For furtn& particulars, call or write " E Riner, Manager Keevil MiVCo., Brinkley Ark.
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Mrs. Clara Marshall, President of Jonesboro Presbyterial Wo- mans Missionary Society. and Mrs. Parrish, both of Pggott, were guests of Mrs. E. T. McCreight while attending the Presbytery this week.
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Few XisIt "Garden of Eden"

It is said that hardly more than dozen white travellers in year visit the Garden of Eden, which is situated in Turkish Arabia, and is too inacces- sible to attract any but the most cour- ageous tourists. But perhaps people stay away from fear of being disap- pointed when they should see it.
The Brinkley argus., 1913-04-04


 Miss Sarah Black and Mrs. Benj. Emmons, are visitors ;n Llttle Rock this week the guests of relatives.
 W. A. Sanders, of Stuttgart. spent Wednesday and Thursday in this city.
 Mrs. P. J. Fletcher, of Bras- neg made a purchasing trip to Brinkley last Monday.
 We are sorry to note that Mrs. J. 0. Kennard has been very i'll this week.
 At a bargain Nice two story residence, 8 rooms andf fbsth all modern improvements lot LOOK l5O, in best residence Aectior. Apply to c. 0. c. ARGDs office.
 Mrs. J. R. Baker, of Hunter was here Wednesday shopping with ARGUS advertisers.
 W. L. Hill, who has been visit ing in Tennessee and Mississippi, for several weeks returned home this week.
 Dr. c. H. Van Ravansway, of Boonville, Mo-, was here this week looking after business in-, terests.
 MT. and Mrs J. D. Owen, of Little Rock, were visitors here Sunday, the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. Flora.
 Leon Morris, who is working in Helena, spent Sunday here the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Tom Morris.
 Mrs. J. w. Savage, of Cotton Plant, spent a few days here with her many friends this week.
 Mrs. Gladly Fergison, spent Sunday in Hunter with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Ba- ker.
 Miss Esther Meyers, of St. Louis. returned home Saturday last after few days visit with her sister, Mrs. s. J. Salinger.
 LOST MONEY; On Tuesday OH streets of Brinkleyf th1ee bills agregating S26 % Were lost and if they were foSndhy9an honest person, this not vii enable the finder to retur Hiem to the owner who will be selad to prove property and rewStd the finder. Call, phone or address w., care ARGUS office.
 Mrs. Charles Turner, was cal led to Cleveland, Texas, last Friday, on account of the death of her brother, Chas. Bishop. who deid at that place. She re- turned home Tuesday.
 Mrs. Lillie Westbay had for her guest this week, Mrs. Elias, of Clarendon, who was here at- tending the Presbyterial Mission Society.
 Mrs. Geo. 1. Allen entertained Mrs. Phillips of Ft. Smith, Pres. of the State Synodical Mission Association, who was in Brinkley this week attending Rresbytery.
 w. F. Fitzhugh, who has been employed as book keeper for Henry Wolf & Co.,, for several months has resigned his position here and will leave about the 18th of this month for Moro, Ark, where he has accepted a position there with the Bemis Bag Go.
 Miss Mabel StaytOn. of New port, is the guest of Miss Den nie Rodgers this week.
The Brinkley argus., 1913-04-04
Brinkley Boy Marries in
 Clarendon

Tom Keath, formerly of this city, but who is now employed in Drug Store in Clarendon, Ark, married Miss Lula Perry of that city Monday evening at 6 o'clock. Rev. Hayes Howell of- ficiating.
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Advertisement For Federal Building Site Brinkley
 Arkansas.
TREASARY DEPARTMENT, Office ofThe Secretary,

Washington, v. q. Msrch IA. l9i3. Proposals are hel y soltiled, to. be opened in the offic} of the Supervising Architect. Treasury bSpartment, Waning on, D. C., at 10 Q o'tlodk a. m. on April 10 1913, for the sale of doIsAtion to the United States of a corner lot, osntrally and con veniently located and suitable for Fed eral building site at Brinkley, Arkansas. The site must be approximately lo,6OO square feet in area, and if the lot offered is rectangular its minimum dimension must be not less than IS feet.
 Upon application the Postmaster will supply prospective bidders with circular giving particulars as to requirements and instruction for preparation of bids and data to accompany same.
 W. C. McADOO,
 Secretary
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and Personal

money to loan Harm cent, terms R suit. gster, Marianna, Ark. &pud, of Stuttgart, was |usiness Monday.
 bgle, made a business krest City Saturday. ickler made a business Inter Tuesday.
 lker, of Hunter, was usiness this week. M D. Wade is reported < list this week.
 Bowman, of Hazen, knds fere Sunday. eeman, of Hunter, was nsiness Monday.
 caramel nut and wal F at BacharacAN Burns, came in from 4 Ky, Tuesday.
 zsell, was a business. from Batesville Sat olnsOn was a visitor P from Holly Grove. ". alL of West Plains, dty a short visit Sat Ars. J. R. Thomas. n, visited in Brinkley k,!,,,,, k,! :, n.stty1y,. you. s ID yeaSxith priv nhg>a pHt at any
 W.HCooK,
 Hlnkhy, Ark.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
SDo 5afota iaar Hsgn.

Belle 5ourbe, g. o, 20. Sept.
- Oct bar regnet 9oot oenne
llge Spo 0afota, % oette bar oG'
ret til ltor gelli9nelle for 5armer.
he. Soroen er M ppperIig Stano
ior Ylsinin9en; men oct 6eoite er,
at oct bar ifafiet ap9get og 5aorene
gano. Ger baooe flere Tiger op.
ret iaa tert, at 8Drene gtoro o9
9eit for Belle Solirbe oonifeligt
filnoe iinoe 0rifte. ga ben Gio
MI narmer ii9, at areatrrerne ifoI
ienoeS til Diarfeoet, niloe oct babe
n9ret en- farIig 3ing, at oribe oe
ltore Sioroe ooer Sono, bnis On
rene life frinoe finoe 8ano pao 8ei-
en-. 9ette er MI afbililpet, iaa man
tror, at Belle Sourde bill fao fin
Del af 2reaturerne, iom ifal ierioes
til Wnrfeoet 9iten. Set ier no
til. at Der | Gar bill blipe uofsrt
mango fIere 5aar emo iGoponlist,
for6i Gsopriierne er bsie, og foroi
ser er iaa mango Goor poa Ran.
derne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
0jelp | Nso,n.

Noibington, 3. g., 10. Sept
Com ct inoirefte Oprao6 on Sielp
for gulgorerne, blonot builfe Der
er Euiinoer, iom Iioer Rso. offent.
liggioroe Get gtsoe aors Sore.
nina" @aor ct greb, iom Sore.
nineen bnnoe faaet ira @eneraIIsit.
nont 9lelion y. Deiles, | boilfet
oenne i'fiIorer oe frpgteIige 9ipos.
Ter, iom bar leoia9et ari9en / BAL
fonitoterne. Suneer, utilitrGffeIiet
SoipitaluoItnr og 2Ggetilipn er nog.
le al lllpfferne. General 0iiles
erflGrer, at ban paa en- Slagmorf
ino 1000 iaareoe M9no Iigge I'M.
Der na6en Simnel uoen nogen 9e.
ifnttelie moo 9iegn eIler SoIen.
Yalorig bar ser bpret Itsrre
Tran9 til SiGIp emo i bette Til
tGloe," ldgoe ban, og alorig bor
Der b9ret rettet ct mere inotrGnaen-
oe Opraab til oen amerifanife @op.
emo oet, iom MI gsres ON
at icnoe Sialp til vReo Grois" /
@aibington, Der bill beisrge Henge.
ne ienot til 9ulgariens 0ronning,
Der itaar I Spioien for Oct 4soc
aor5" / @ulgorien."
3 SIutningen af fit grep anbc.
foIer General Wliles, at en- Gel oi
9enaene, maaife en- ssier6eport, fen.
oes til .9et 9fs6e aors" / Serbi.
en-, ifsnt 2ioeIierne Der life pan
Ianet nGr er iaa itore fom / Bull
garien, og oesuoen bar man Der lie.
re SipIpefiloer til fin 9ioooi9beo
emo | 9ulgnrien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
6aDnors Ys9rapelie.
Store sGresbepisninscr.

giep Dorf, %. Sept = Wiinoit
10000 Wenneifer itrenlmeoe @aar
no og ino 40 oen blonlltero9ffe0e
9iotilnoe / Gitp Sail, bbor @iIlion
). @aDnor, Den aiog0e Yorgernle.
tier, laa pan Poraoe. Ser bar life
laa aoinoer og gern, og De bragte
/ HegIen imaa aranie % Ylomiter-
bufetter, iom tit Yloos npr ueo
Stiiten en- 99resoogt, lom ailsiteS
bper Salotime, blep ueo 9aareit
Rntten igennem.
p0et par Ell nlGrfb9roig 99reS.
bepisning, ia90e Norgmeiter aIi.
ne, ioet ban betragteoe oen ltore
NienneifenGngoe, iom itoo Der /
Grbeoig 1auSbeO. Singer aonge
bar nogen Sin0e mootaget Ell iaa-
Dan 8ribut peo i'm 3po. 90 oct par
en- Jribut ira &iertet, ira sSolfe.
oD6et
9lanot oct lltol al aranie, lom
6leD lagt paa gaaren, bar DER en-
ira 9iperpool5 2oro Dlapor. San
gao teIe9raiiif llnoerretnins ON,
at ban piloe oGre repr9ienteret neo
9e9raOeIien al Wtar Nusprott, en-
tioligere Noraerneiter / 2iperpooI.
llnoer @uostieneIten / @roce Dle.
tooiitfirfe lGite 9ieu. s. .. Geisner
ct 9reo ira Grpr9iioent 1oit, iom
ifreo: Seq betragter oct lom en-
itor 9ere, at 9orgermelter @apnor
oniaa mig for i'm Ben. Ger bar
ingen glaos / Iationen, Staten el-
Ter 9pen, iom ban life bapoe glim
renoe 8orlioiptniu9er ior at inloe.
intet Spern, iom ban fife neo op-
DER niloe filnne regte. gllt, booo
ban aioroe og lagoe bar Yr9get
al ell tiltrGffenoe, paogooen6e oq
friiinoet Terionligbeo. iom bill bline
og bsr blioe minOet lpnae al fine
D'eoboreere"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-24
Gsptfantiit= asnsres
Snternationalt StGDnc / Bern

Giperautilterne bar iornplig of.
bolot oeres 9. internationale aon.
gres Bern, Scbmeit3, aongresien,
bpori Der oeItager 100 9erioner
ira nGIten allie 8eroens 2onoe, be.
gpnote meo ell itsrre anbninaSieIt
Oeo bbilfen man fsrlt fang Den al
ielne Or 3amenboii iorfatteoe gs.
peronto.SDnne, boorefter oen tio.
Iigere icbpei5iffe ,sorbmosprrii-
Dent Gmil Siren iom sGreSprpiioent
for aongresien boIot en- lterre Ia.
le, bbilfen ban bl. a. feireoe Der.
oen5iproget iom en- goo Meohiel-
per glrbei6et for 8eroensfreoen.
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