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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06
SMOOTH PAVING
FOR SOUTHS|DE.
Administrative Board Orders
Three Blocks on Hull Street.
Wants Car Tracks Relaid.

south Richmond is to get it's first
touch OF smooth paving. The Admin
iHtrative Board awArGed contract
Yesterday for three blocks on Porter
street from Cowardin Avenue to Four
tcenth street. Bids were received soWe
days ago and held up. tho board not
having agreed as to tho character of
paving to be laid Yesterday MIR.
folkcs moved that tho contract he
awarded TO the Washington Asphalt
Block ana Tile Company, for asphalt
block paving at $2.3S per square yard.
provided dve-year guarantee Is given.
MI Whittct moved as substitute that
the contract nc awarded to the Atlantic
Ritulithic Company for rhc bitulithic
sheet patent paving, at S2.56 per square
yard The Whittct substitute was re :
jectcd, to /. and the contract award :
cd In accordance with IN. Irolkcs's
by resolution. the chief OF Police
was notified not to allow heavy auto
trucks to use Porter street
The city Engineer was asked for cs-
Inmates OH the cost of grading and
graveling Railroad Avenue from Lodge
Street to the Hermitage Road The
Superintendent of the Water Depart
ment recommended laying four-inch
pipe In an alley cast of Fourth Street
in order to make Il thrce-inch connec-
ton to-the new Young Woman's Chris
tan Association building. the work to
be done at the cost OF the applicants.
which WAS approved y water main
way ordered laid In Darlington Street
from Mosby to Twentieth Street.
Bids were opened for supplying Tho
city Gas Works with oil and the con-
tract awarded to the Standard OH
Company for one year from September
!. at 6.26 cents per gallon.
The Washington Asphalt Block and
Tile Company was notified TO repair
paving blocks on Park Avenue in ac-
cordancc with guarantee. For some
distance the blocks have cracked and
given away over an old pipe trench
not properly rciilled.
On motion OF Nh. Hirschberg the
clerk was directed to notify the Vir-
ginia Railway and Power Company to
relay it's tracks eastward on Broad
street from Seventeenth Street to the
end OF the line. near Thirty-ffth and
Broad Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06
HOUSE CANDIDATES
SAVE MUCH MONEY
Advertising Schemes Go Begging
This Year Because of Mutual
Agreement.

Purveyors of space in catalogues.
picnic programs. "moonlight" advertis-
ing and similar enterprises. bitterly
regret the decision OF candidates for
the House OF Delegates from Rich
mond TO spend no money for adver-
Using except by cards and circulars.
IN years gone by the annual contests
for public office were regarded as a
legitimate field for replenishing the
treasures OF organizations that want
ed 10 get out printed material
II does not take them long to get
after tho candidate The official no
tices OF Graham b. IIobson. James f.
cannon and William NJ. Myers were
hled Just before the entries with the
City Democratic Committee closed.
This was on Saturday at noon. BY
Monday at noon all three OF these as
pirants. who are novices at the
business of running for remuneratiye
offices. had been held up for amounts
varying from So to s25. for "advertis
ing III programs and similar publ
cations.
SO the new men were glad enough to
Join with the older ones, who have
been through the mill before. in agree
ment not To spend money for this pur-
pose. some of the cand idates for city
Offices wish they had been in on the
same understanding.
Although. by tn. further terms oil
the agreement. no speechmaking may
be had by legislative candidates be.
lore May 10. all nine of them have been
DUSTY at work. Many people seem &c
! group the names OF Messrs. Cox. Hob.
son and Myers together AS probable
winners although this is not univcr-
! sally done Friends of Hill Montague
/ are SAID TO be about TO produce formi-
/ cable public support for him. James
! ~. cannon, James j. Dreamer. John a
/ curtis. -. l.. Toney and CAPTAIN ]
Iayior Stratton, all have their warn
Nuhcrerts' VINO are equally In carncs
IN prohhesYing success. In several in.
! stances. the votes arc likely ia RI,
! pretty close together.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06


aside as Tag Day by the Instructive
Visiting Nurses Association.
On almost every street corner, in
Whatever direction you turn to-day
your eyes will fall upon the sight of
young girls offering red cross tags
i'll exchange for any coin which the
person tagged wishes TO drop into the
contribution box. More than 200 work
ers Will be stationed at important
points all over the city. They will
take up their positions at o'clock
this morning, standing through the hot
hours of noon and afternoon until $50
o clock, when the boxes will be closed
On the printed rules, the hour of clos
ing is o'clock. but yesterday the
committee decided to keep the stations
open until $3.50 o'clock. so that people
who quit work at o'clock may help
The rules of Tag Day are extremely
simple. You will be tagged or not,
just as you choose. You will give
cent or $40 for the tag, if you wish
to be tagged measuring by the gem
crosby OF your heart and the sym
pathy you have for the suffering OF
others. Workers have been given
positive instructions not to leave their
stations to solicit contributions. No
gifts which are not truly gifts are de-
sired. The association has determined
to make Tag Day contributions really
freewill offerings
One Tng Protects You.
In other years, the fact that pc
destrian's. coat was already decora ted
with tags did not prevent him from
being beseged for additional contri-
buttons. This year, however. the as
ISOLATION guarantees that nothing like
that Will be seen. When you purchase
one tag, you purchase immunity to-
day. or course, this is not to be under
stood to mean that because you have
purchased one tag you cannot buy a
dozen others from n dozen different
stations. 1t does insure you freedom
from annoyance, however
Five years ago the Instructive Wis
iting Nurses Association inaugurated
the first Tag Day ever staged in
Richmond. Sc great was the success
of the scheme that Immediately a half
dozen other organizations adopted the
same plan of obtaining contributions
from the public. They met with less
generosity, however, than was accord
ed the nurses. Year by year the gifts
TO the Visiting Nurses Association on
Tag Dag has grown; the public is able
10 see and feel the good the associa-
ton is doing in the care OF the sick
and the instruction given the poor in
the first principles of hygenic nurs-
ing, and the public is ready with re-
| sponse to the call for financial aid
Want $4,000 To-Day.
| Tag Day has been the signal for a
| downpour for the last two years: YET
IN spite of the weather which kept
/ people from the streets, the contribu-
tons reached nearly $4,000 each year
! IF the association is blessed with a
clear day. 1t is certain that a great
deal more than this amount will be
! given to-day. The association asks
and needs a $4,000 Tag Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06
ISSUES REUNION ORDERS
Mrs. :. 6. Dew Named by Sons a
Mntrou of Honor, Virginia Division.

Mrs. :. G. Dew Named ny Sons AZ
Mntrou of Honor, Virginia Division.
In General Orders. No. 3. issued yes
terday. Samuel ID. Rodgers. OF Peters
vision, Sons of Confederate Veterans,
announces the appointment of sponsor,
for the eighteenth annual reunion,
which will be held in Chattanooga,
Tenn, May &c, 81. % and 30. He also
elect delegates at once In order that
Virginia can be well represented.
Mrs. Samuel @. Dew, of this city. is
selected as matron OF honor. The other
appointments are: Miss Edmonia Gray
OF Roanoke. sponsor: Miss Dorothy
Harrison. of Petersburg; Miss Ruben-
Stuart. of Norfolk. and Miss Eliza Nell
son Hamlin. of Danville. Va. maids
OF honor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06
PARAGRAPHS PULPIT

toWFHHcN OI S'pd
Let a man show enough faith in God
to work for Him; let him with what
tool he Will help fashion the ideal: let
him give himself TO the fulhlment OF
Gods revealed will and purpose, or TO
that work which most commends itself
to him as right and good: let him do
something for the bctterment OF the
race-soInethng TO make il sweeteer
and stronger. something to add to the
JOY of living. something to Danish sin
and silence discord and salvc sorrow:
let him do, divincly do. and 10, he has
become comradc and workman of
God.-Unitarian Publicity Committee.
-Advertiseinent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06
Summer LAW ExamInntIon.

The next examination of applicants to
practice law in Virginia will be held by the
State Board OF Law Examiners In Roanoke
on June %. Applications must be filed with
Secretary NJ. B. Watts. in Richmond by
June 20. This class usually numbers about
100. and Is larger than the mIdwinter class
IN Richmond, for the law schools now
about 10 turn out lists of graduates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06
STEARNS BACK HOME
Kevisits Scene OF Youth nj D,b,;, :,
EniIimsinsticillN Kcrcl, Ell ~ ""u Us

ihke woodrow Wilson'S return 10 tho old
,,onc town OF Staunton last Dccemhcr ,p,s
Ine entrance last night of Reau,nur g.
otcdFnes State Superintendent OF Public In
9uucuon AT Dublin, Pulaski Comfy ~.
plate 1i ms birth some thirty or sixty vnar.
~ ne len thcer stripping whatever
mat Is ana returns AK the head of mo 80
'riIonal department OF MS State Wv"
,r , mnu" stood that the usual honor,
,ao &c :" -, o.. na'd him-receDtion by "A coInmit
We oi owens. Wl,h speech by the Nnvor
. nam9uet IN nc Town Hall and appropriato
innin"lks ir"In TIC honorcd guest The u,o.,
, ,'u - ~ viSit was The commencement cy
y snH 81 nc Dublin High School, whore Mr.
Stesfnes porcd over his math in bvgo :"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06
NcRro's HIND Iiurt

Hpranan Davis. colored, of sos E,uz.
aneth street, was badly wounded in
me hand Yesterday afternoon while a,
$3.50, worh ~, INC pianing mill OF Sitterdine
Isrneaj Davis Or n T. Hawkins
or the CITY Ambulance. took severe
stitches in the cut.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06
FORTUNE IN ALFALFA
Former Ohloan Making Money on His la
In Ntr-f nia

A. II. Judy, OF Stafford County. is one of
tho progressive alfalfa farmers OF the State.
lie called yesterday at the Department OF
5dv rased w $1,000 mort OF Alfalfa s Grop on Ms
farm last year. where he has 125 acres In
this product, besides seventy-fve acres in
crimson clover.
He came TO Virginia when he what
could he done here. Commissioner Koiner
took him of his institute trains and
to the alfalfa farm of Captain Jack on
the Rappahannock, whereupon Mr.. Judy saw
ne could make fortune In this State, which
he has proceeded to do. His farm is five
miles from Fredericksburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06

Mcmbers OF the vnrious Councils of Iunior
order OF United American Mechanics iu Ills
city Will join in Mothers Day service at
the First English Lutiieran church sunday
night. The sermon VIII be preached by Rev.
J. J. Schcrer. II.
The order people viii gather first at Mon.
roe Hall, on Main street betWcen Pine and
Beividere. and each member win wear a
white flower.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06
ROW.LEY INDICTED
Grand Jury Returns Many True Bills in
Hustiu.s


indictments were returned by the grand
Jury in the Hastings Court yesterday as FOL
lows:
". ]. Rowiey grand larceny. two indic,
ments Wiiliam Allen, burglary Nora Bal
ley, cocaine; IT, y: Burwell. alias q. r..
lily. alias Lou Williams alias Lou Goode
larceny: Ernest Daniel. malicious woundIng;
Henry Davis. housebroa king; Aubrey Farm
cr. grand larceny: Clarence Morris ear
breaking. Joseph Nceklns, grand larceny;
Allen Robinson, robbery, Lump scott house
hreak King. Arthur Trnnl InLrhnr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06

-, Or. CharIes r. Robins viii lecture in
t,u clr.hh , parior of the Second Ban
aiof Ehurch to-morrow night al a
O'Clock on medical subject of v,t 81
interest TO mankind. The lecf,ire "a g.
S Sl,ner .hs auspices OF the Young Mems
.o1clely, ana the public liz inyited No
aulnlsslon VIII be CHARGED tNo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06

Insurance companies are paying their an
nuai licenses to the "'Ii"c pf the Auditor OF
Public Accounts. Checks ave coming In ran
idly, and II seems that nearly AL companies
doing business In the state will remain here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06
Try Uniforms To-Niebt

Try Uniforms Tonight.
All members of the Richmond HowitZers
are urged to he present at the armory to-
night. when the new full dress uniforms will
be tried on in bastcd form. Those who do
not attend TO the matter tonight will prob
ably be unable to have their uniforms finish
cd by the time OF the Chattanooga trim.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18

9reb trent or zig. faIot en- %
uar IN 300 la at ii9e eirblitfeIi8
vi har tenor Snlins 9tielien.
mango glor. San par Ell Al De
ierite 0anife piitnof oen allerfsr-
re. Der toa 9onO / aimbaIl So
91ebr. san 6ar iteoie rift iia leoen.
Sc %uteresieret for @ros 9iaes
Srenmle bda1e lofalt. hnor bon
6oeOe og no 40 til i i'm GlminoeIia.
6eo. Sillius 9tielien par Ell norms
hiertet % b~efenben6e ariiten. ian ri
feler os oper6eoiit ON. Of. nagtet
Cohen operraifeOe b0nL Den life
traf ham uiorbereot.
Oct par liaeIom hi forIoo Hocine.
ri 6erte ON bette pluoicIiae Ge6s.
iaIo. iaa ri TT life 9eiIiabeo til at
iaa He6e paa enfeItheoer. Men bi
bprte Dog ienere. at Der itrfs bIeb
teIeioueret iii ben af0goes Snoger
mr.. $. g. Snenien Der bor ca. /
nil geit for glaciue. o9 ban te.
fefouere6e iao til Ell .lln6eriofer@
% TOO iia I BET belle taaet al 9iaet
Saa biOt ri miu0es. pdr Siilius
9ieIien ca. rs aar. san efterIo6er
sui.ru % en- tor TIof notsne Born.
Gen al Sem er / Dor SnOianermis.
Iious Jiencite ION 9qrerinoe. Rel.
iianet onre Sen of0s0es Iinoel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
#eOroaa# ~6iternliOoae.

IA par u efter tioligere omtalt
Sio60oeIie % 9eitemmeIie. moer
9laciue Commercial Clubs 9fuipi.
eier, paa llofflgt til agiaoe IN
aacine Grpoiition" sofeiioe. Ga-
cine. Get bar Ell ifen lloihigt. o.
lloitillingell, iom napnte Club bap.
Sc gipet os 6ri6ilIet iii, bar flor.
artet. 0pem orgmte ON. At Ger
par iaa meget ,mo0e / 1oeine" al
uoitille og at ie paa. 6ornoen Dc
aamIe fenOte 8acine Fabrifato:
Sprifermaifiner @ogne, 9looe,
Reniemaifiner o. mango anOre
neutrality-suspicious. par Der nl9lu.
tomobiler baaoe ira ;. 5. 6oie
aompaaniet og Mitchell, 9emis
aompagniet 5or e0riat gap man
os aatalog ooer oct belle, % oen
er paa % sioer, iaa bi ifaI fife
beiDGre 9aierne meo Gpramsniu8
af ale De made in aacine4 5ina.
ION Der er naont, o. iom Der par
at ie. iaa meaet mere. Tom bet 10
fife barer til ~aarsmsoet aum ifal
ei meo6ele at Der er uaBnt fife
mmore emo 81 6irmacr. iom ia.
6rifercr enfeIte Gcle al Giitomobi.
les eaer Gele til al reporere Dis
Il meo. 0cn naar man bIiner for.
TAFT. At netunoerretteoe 5olf. al
Der er lat 100000 / ct au
omobil.aompagni. iaa fonmer
man til at fele @eoIioen6eo me0
oem Der ifal gipe 5ribut til at
hoIOe aft bette g%aaenoe. Mt bette
itororteoe fan betrogtes ira mere
emo cen Sioe. 8en - bu the man
= alubbcn. fem hapoe arranoeret
lloilugtcn % gar os BILLET til BEN
beit interesiante Thrilling, tiIfom-
iner gaaifgnneIie oq 1af.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18

anoet. % fsr 81 enonn bar ionmen
uOenior. iaa ia8oe II. Reroam:
"a. M bar &c iet 2eiligbeoen.
oarSaoo at fomme ioen, naar Oct
paSier Gem.
Get BAR fpriie Sang. lea meOtes
meo Den uenlige Eroit. Chen bar
nj bolot nogle Weoer iommeu ielb
en- BET life bleo mango. San 6lep
forfIuttet til eongbn. og ie9 bIep
enom paa Sun / mange aar.
Zen inore Misiion. oa pi 9aa.
prGoifonter / fprite 3pfte. ifpIoer
6isie aomIe 9raiteififfelier flor Saf
Tor oct oirteIiee 5riiino, Be bite
oberior os.
Raar icg tanfer tilbase pao ben
5io. ieg beennbte min 2insaernina
pao SIM iaa itnar gaitor, Or. Rsr.
Dam Tom en- at Sc 9rqitcr. Der bar
melt beIoiniq oberior Snore.MisFion.
oerfor biz iea aerne bore meo til
at toffe @u0 ior bom.
5reoerifsbera. 10. G1oi 1918.
$. Chr. 9ecf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18

lfous ierite 1io tit oens, 6oriani.
ltnasiaI ombpttet meo oeus nupr.
renoe imuffe STRIFE. % 8aitor
earlien fonl 0ertiI bar Mieolems.
antallet aaaei neO til IS. 6 tiger %
Ifriuer 6 9erioner, nar til Steoe
PRO bans ioriie @uostieneiie. Zen
iterite aariag III 0enne R%eogang
par ooa not BEN. at iaa mango
par reiit bort ira gnen - benpeo
20 6amiIier.
unoer bans i~roioite % oDatige
arbei0e er 6en ooe M noaet op
til IS o. iGrligt / ben iioite Gio
bar airfebeieaet uGret i tiltaacnOe
aremgana 6aa0e / Superior %
DULUTH. : ben iioit nGunte @p,
iom / Here Mar har oGret gnnefs
til Sitperior. finoes en- Menigbeo
iom / en- nor 6renti6. ioa ipnes
set mig. bar @etinaelier for at bill.
fc bofie Sueerior Wenigbeo oOcr
0obn0et.
Serren peIiiane @rrit % Menig.
6eo / fommcn6c Doar. SmmnuieI
,@u6 meo os@. set er Weniabeoens
Rom % oct life uocn @riu6.
guo bar oarct meo MenigbeOen
% holot I'm ifGrmcnbe 5aonO
ooer oen ! DC iounone Mar. San
nil oaiaa bpre meo Sen I DC foni.
mcn6c 9oae oa Iaoe@erninaen Inf.
fes bans Iapn til qerc % siGIe
til 1reIie.
Sea er forbisiet ON. of bbao
minneiota are6s bar ofret pna
oenne 9irfIomhcb ifal piie iia OF
hooe booret rice Srn1ter, noar Ell
@opa Rcacne inoiomIes.
Tbeo 4. gecf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
Sonife Searr CT life ODre.

/. Napolcon 9Unaparte. af 6.
Wareo 7e Saints iIoire meo 81.
Iuitrationer al i%antioige Stunt.
mere. 20 imuffe 9ino meo til.
iommen 639 Sioer. aebenbopn
1912. Dor 9ris ior BGrfet fun
$1.50.
2. ganosbnbsrnene. af 9. z. Sn.
gemann. 716 Sioer / iolioi
Sbirtinssbiuo. 9u nm so Gts.
8. Sngemnnus biituriife Homaner:
.8oloemor Seir",. Grit Nen.
peos garnoom", .aone Grit og
De ireoleie", os sRrins Otto.
Sire imuffe giuo: aomponeret
Sbirting meo @ulotrnf - til.
Iommcn M fun $3.50.
4. Cliper Spiit. Somfunosromon
Of Charles 7icfens. 9oo 9onit
peo 9rof. Bib. Reaer. $40
Sioer. SoIiot Sbirtingsbino.
9ris so Gts.
3. llobnlste Barrier at Charles DID
ems. SnoeboIoer: a9leof Souie",
Dor 8Gaes Ben" og nStrenee
9iber". Sem gino i SoIu- Sbirt.
ING meo @uIotrpf. 9iIinmmeu
1883 Cher. Dor Qris for belle
8prfet $3.50.
6. yGn 0riiten". NutiosifiIbrine
fra 9onoon Of Sal Game. lib.
fommen paa Tonif | 1912. $50
Sioer | imilft oe itarft Sbirtinss.
bino trpft / hpiot. Vris S1.00.
9aniib 2ntb. Tnbf. Sonie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
Srebas G~ftermibOas.

Sesiionen na6neoes meo affpn.
eelien Of Snlmen Zen iigneoe
Tng~ oe gsn Of 4ono. q. g.
Rielien.
On 5pnesfomite freisfom meo
Tcrilag ON, at Der nniRttes en-
Er9it Tom gfonom peo Sfolen |
Blair. 9ette 6orflog gap anleo-
ming til en- lpngere 9rsftelie Of
Dor financiene Stiaing | i'm GI-
minoeIigbeo. Wanee llotoIelfer
foTot / ben Getnine, Of booo bet
irrIis eiaI6t ON, bet Oar Of faa
bore Snotngter og uogifter til Of
baIoneere, ina Ri life beo ct aars
slittniug msoer op meo en- timber.
bolonce. Nnor bet MI er en- grfo.
ring, fom babe bi og andre bar
eiort oper oe oper igen, at ingen
bpetis SfoIe Tan bore fig feIo, fno
Tan pi lige foo goot esre % ~fortro.
Iige oermeo os paa Sorbaano bepil.
ee tiIitrpffeliet til Sfolens Drift.
Ger fnIot osfnn ltotaIeIier fra fIe-
q TeIeeater I Metnins af, at SoIf
babe Tan oe bill betaIe, bob Der
bebppcs, Blot pi Tan Hippo fri for
norlie 1lnoerboIonce o. StifteIfe
at M @rI6. Oct foreIebige @e.
iuItof at benne DrsiteIfe bIep, Of
bet bIep pooToet Rom. Nr. 2 -
bc bdbbe meb SfoIeiogerne at
abfe - at i~iborbeibe 1t1foff til
Oubget for Dor @foIe I @Idir bet
fornfnenbe aur os foreIasee bette
Gorsmbbe bet.
Deb Sesfonens SIutnine rap.
pcrfereoe grepfomiteen oe frem.
Ioebe teIesrofiif &iIien til aars.
us6oet fro Boit. 9. 8. Grifiea oe
qujt. 8. 3. &eeoe. Sra Boft.
q. 9. NieIIen. 0reenpille, Ni&.,
op!rites Il 1rep, Der life oIene IN.
bebolot 9ilien til slarsmsoe, men
tiIiqe Snobpbelie ira bans Nenig.
- til at boToe naiie aarsmsoe
her. gi6ere greue lieo 6iIien ira
Brriterne r. 8. SEMEN Gan 5ron.
disco. GoIif. q. q. WieIieu. eeImo,
CoIii.. 8. eeelk e|aainoton,
IA, = "A 1eaioDd0 ! ~
- eaI'i. ssswsed msotss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18

8aa 6oriLag al iamme aomite
beilutteoes, at D. |. abl." ira Rpt-
nor 1914 opbsrer at nofomme, og
OF g0aniferen" ira ianme lbs
punft bliper Zen (. b. &irfe"s Of.
ficiele Organ.
gaa @runolas Of Hopport fra
Som. Rr. 8 uotalte aarsmsoet lin
@lroe oper OfferpiGiebeoen, uooiit
imoo gsrnebiemmene. Get poa.
lc9oes SefretRren paa embeos
gesne at ienoe ~Ganif 9rooeriam-
funo~ og De iammeniIutteoe oan.
ffe Soreninger" Samfunoets Sof
for oeres giorog til gsrnebiemme.
ne. Oct pnoIogoes 8eItpreIien
for gsrnebiemmene OF foa StoIoen
peo gernebiemmet fat | Stono.
G~esfionen flutes pna fRopanIig
Bis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-18
st MlinOeerO ON
Or. Reronm.

Zen aamle Sogneproit / 2pn8bu.
iom M bar tuffet line Zine. bIiper
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uoen @ruH6. seq enifer meo oisie
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bans praftiife 2ip.
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pao 6nn. par ieg Snore.glisiiouar
/ Ooenie. 9poronn BET par gaaet
til. at ies bouoe iaoei GiaaoeIie til
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ifer ieg life. Der bar nogIe iaa
s5nore 81 isiion genner { Soanet.
% Sc bapoe nof oannet Mielem.
leooet imelem GrGiien % mig. Get
par Ell 9interaiten meo flar, film.
grenoe 6roit nSom Oct iig ber og
ber", meote ieg hos 9rriten en-
1to. ier @eoet ifuloe 6oloes. SEQ
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ban @runopigianer "a. men iao
gift BET ian Ieoenoe CD Tor mig. at
ieg bar mig nit aalo beuioil OF
at min Cpgane nar at phone ON min
6reIier. ianoan iom ie9 bonoe TART
bam al fcnoe, % iao fl ieg iaa me.
gen 6rimooiabeo. al iea traf ! aIof
f%eitreuaen.
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grpiteififfeIie irem oe boo mig pei
fonmen.
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relic, ioa boooe ben WGna0e al
gseer. Tom ionotes oerinoe, NOR
taget 4ippet ira mia. Men Den
iGpne Roaoe. iom Or. Reroam al
ITO optrnabte pan, gioroe, at man
itrnfs befonot iia bel i bans Bar.
beo.
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or MI life meeet Gin fer / Soenei
eIer aoritaaeIie al Subs Giee. Sfal
pi life eere en- afforo, iSr oi M
eoor ben / Sfolen?~ ga, bnoo me.
ner 9rniten", ipurgte ieg. r3eriom
7e nj flyer noset benne / Sfolen,
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o%nrpenot, hbis ieg flyer noset, Tom
Dc bopoe emit til at proteItere imoo,
ffaI pi inn life senime oct, til ri
fommer tilboae til pr9itegnaroen2
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oiet for ben gooe Gag, Tom oi beg.
ge gerne biz fremme, at ri CAB os
til at oiifiitere meo hinnnoen | ben
tibet foritaoenoe 5orfdmIing."
Gen gfforo elf leg uinig inc pao.
% bi fom ben til Sfolen, fno op.
oageoe pi mart, at Den pnr itupenoe
fuIo Of RenneIfer. og Der ftoo mna.
tie Iige foo mango uoenfor pna
@ooen.
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OBJ.
,Gu goor pi | airfen." fortintte
ban. 0sgIen bIeo ffnffet til geie, og
grriten loo mig eoa | Spiofen for
SoriomIinaen OBJ til airfen. meoens
ban feIp git til asbnonoen 90 fsb.
te ems.
Snart bar Qirfen oplpit og bier
pIoos befnt.
Oct bar 10 rimeIigt, at ban ferit
bsrfe ben unge Mano, for ban ieIp
taIte. Seq fer bam enonu trGoe
frem I aor6sren oe f%orefIoa, at pi
ffrIoe ipnge: Dig bill ieg eIffe, ou,
min Stprfel" Derefter nirtte6e ban
Mbbet pod fin tiIforIobeIise Wonoe.
otter GoImen foreiIoe ban Gor.
fnmIineea at Ineee en- @ope peo
ttbeansen al airfen til Snbre.Ueis.
Hom.
SmenD 9trfm tbmtee. la VI poo
ben sdmIe Atrse % brIitebe 4 %