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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
SALTS IS FINE
~ : FOR BACKACH[
Flush your Kidneys occasionally if
you eat meat Regu-
larly,

No man or woman who eats meat
flushing the kidneys occasionally,
says a we'll known authority. Mea.
forms uric acid which clogs the kid
ney pores so they sluggishly filter
or strain only part of the waste and
poisons from the blood, then you get
sick Nearly all rheumatism, head.
aches, liver trouble, nervousness.
dizziness, sleeplessnes, bladder dis
orders come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache
in the kidneys or your back hurts
or if the urine is cloudy, offensive
full Of sediment. irregular of pass
age or attended by a sensation of
scalding get ABOUT four ounces of
Jad Salts from my reliable phar-
macy and take 4 tablespoonful In a
glass of water before breakfast for
2 few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and
lem IN juice, combined with lithia
and has been used for generations
to flush clogged kidneys and stimu-
late them to activity, also to neu-
trali2e the acids IN urine so Is no
lonecr causes irritation, thus ending
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure; makes a delightful effer-
vescen- lithia water drink which all
regular meat eaters should take now
and then to keep the kidneys clean
and the blood pure. thereby avoid
ing serious kidney complications. -.
Adst.
a = = 1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
DECEMBER 20 IN HISTORY.

620-Landing of first settlers a;
Plymouth, Mass.
l7I9-Andrew S. Bradford estat-
lished the American Weekly
Mercury in Philadelphia. the
hrst newspaper in America
outside of Boston.
lS52-First public exhibition of
photography opened in Lon
con.
1880 Marian Evans George Ell
let" famous English novels;
y died. Born Nov %, 1919.
iS9l-Captain Dreyfus found guilty
and sentenced to DEVILS Isl
and for life
t9O4-Eight Russian torpedo boats
reported 10 have escaped
from Port Arthur; Kanura
with powerful squadron
passes through Singapore
Straits, on way to meet Bal,
tic feet.
Washington rumors namt
John Hays Hammond as sue
cessor of Late Whitelav
Reid as L. S. Ambassador t.
England.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
Ranish lng Imitation Santas.

There are those in the city So
mbued with the Christmas spirit
md the Santa Claus idea that they
are Directing strenuously to the i'm
presentations of the good Saint Nick
n the various toy stores says the
Memphis CommercialAppeal. They
'ay that the beauty of the old myth
IF the toy-distribdtor is destroyed
~ this material appearance before
he appointed night. The small
'hildren who see him posing in the
hops are frightened and the larg.
mes disillusioned, and become skep-
.ical.
Perhaps these enthusiasts arr
light. Certainly if one wishes &c
ceep children believing in this most
beautiful of children illusions it is
lot wise to let them go from store
o store. seeing a different Santa in
zach department. But the chances
,re that the little children will be
100 excited and mystitied to notice
he difference in appearance, anC
he older ones are already beginning
20 Smell a rat" as to the true al
noner of the stockings.
There are materialminded par
,nts who object to the dressed up
Santa because they are raising theil
children on facts and not on myths
md fairies. These are the children
who miss the real essence of the 10.
VI childhood they are the ones wht
build no castles and see no visions
If glory shining against the back
ground of the future. They are th'
Drosaic matter-of-fact little one
for when the world feels sorry.
s better to cry over an empt,
stocking than not to have had il
ones heart a glow of the blessed
hrstmas spirit
If the devotees of Santa Claus
succeed as they hope to in hereafter
5anshing the limitations of hin
from the shops, it is to be hopet
hat tho supposedly real Saint Mich
rlas will be all the more securel,
enthroned in the hearts of hi
Juvenile subjects,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
Not Beyond Help at 81.

Sleep disturbing bladder weak
ness. stiffness in joints, weak, iaac-
tive kidney action and rheumatic
pains, are all evidence of kidney
trouble. Mrs. Mary A. Dean, AZ +
Walnut ST.. Taunton, Mass, writes:
II have passed my S7th birthday
and thought | was beyond the reach
of medicine, but Foley Kidney Pills
have proved most beneficial in my
case of kidney and bladder trouble.
Elderly people will find Foley Kid
ney Pills both tonic and strengthen
ing, and may be sure they contain
no harmful drugs. For sail by all
drug gists .---Advt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
The Man Who Neglects Himself

When his condition points to kid
ney trouble takes an unwise risk
BacEache, pain and soreness over
he kidneys, nervous or dizzy spells
Door sleep, arc all symptoms that
will disappear with the regular use
If Foley Kidney Pills. They put
the kidneys and bladder in a clean.
strong and healthy condition, and
rheumatic pains, stiff joints. lum.
bago and irregular bladder action
are all relieved promptly when
Foley Kidney Pills are taken. Fo,
sale by all druggists.-Advt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
ADJUSTMENTS
At The Gem Theater.

one of the best bills seen at The
Gem theater for long time, ac-
cordng to many who attended the
performances yesterday, opened at
the matinee to continue until We'd
nesday night
Harry Dixon and Agnes Fail
make a clever team. and each pre-
sents single specialties. Miss Fall
sings with a mans voice" and dur
ing one of her songs, works with
her fingers a beautiful paper dc.
sign, which she presents to some one
in the audience. Together the team
sings and dances, and Harry DixoL
whistles and gives limitations.
The rube character violinist
Julius Johnson, offers one of the
most novel imaginable acts. He car
ries out an entertainment in coun.
try church from start to finish
There are solos and duets and final
ly square dance, which he plays
and calls at the same time, He
breaks INTO grand opera and rag
time with equal case.
The Vannersons in their comedy
novelty bar act perform some feats
never before seen in this city.
There are also three reels of mo-
tion pictures with this bill
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
MOUND CITY



rendered at the Palm theater Fri
day evening was highly appreciat-
ed AMI the receipts and eontribu-
tons of money totaled $40. The
money and also some clothing
which was contributed will be dis
tributed among the worthy poor
children of the city with view to
adding Christmas cheer during this
festive season. The program given
consisted of the following numbers:
Piano trio. Mesdames Higgins, Read
nh Montgomery; Song, Santa
rlaus is Coming" Helen Parker,
Rudele Hoffman. Mary Helen Mertz,
Mary Wehrenberg, Lena Snyder,
iaxel Mason, Velma Read, Lily
Read: Voice solo. Mrs. Fred Hood
Vocal duet, THE Boogy Boo Rag.
yelma and Lily Read; Vocal sole,
Warner Wall: Vocal duet, THAT
Man From Alabam." Mary Helen
Nertz and Rudele Hoffman, sup
,lemented by a chorus of six girls;
Vocal duet. when Its Apple Bios
ON Time in Normandy" Mildred
md Genevieye Slaughter; Vocal
luet. Hazel Mason and velma Read
With chorus.
0. l.. Bartlett left Monday night
or New York City where he will
pend a month with his family.
Work has been begun on the
tretch of concrete wall which will
protect the levee along the Govern
nent road where the road inter-
,ects The west levee. The wall will
,xtend a distance of 327 feet. J.
VI. Codnan of Anna. and B. |. Brit
on of Mounds have the contract.
Miss Avis Curren. who is stu
lent of St. Mary's Academy at Notre
Dame, Ind, arrived Friday to spend
he holidays with her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Charles Curren.
Miss Minnie Davidson of Villa
| Ridge spent Friday with her sister,
| Mrs. John A. Royce of High street.
Mrs. j. B. Blankenship and
| laughter Marie, and Mrs. Hal Read
| pent few hours Friday with Miss
IRA Sims, who is ct the Bondurant
| hospital in Cairo following an oper-
otion which was performed Tuesday
m the right knee Miss Sims is i'm
proving rapidly and expects to be
bile TO return home Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mertz of ST
louis will arrive Saturday evenins
| o spend the holidays with the for
| ner's parents, MIR. and Mrs Charles
| Mertz.
| Hite IIillerich of Rockford, viii
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Henry Hllerich of East First stree
/ turing the holidays.
| The committee appointed for thu
distribution of the money, clothinf
md toys received through different
ources for the citys needy poor Ii
composed of Mrs. Thomas Higgins
Mrs. r c. Perks, Mrs. A. w. vii.
hanson, Mrs. ]. S. Miller, Mrs NJ
2. Browner, Mrs. w. A. Wall and
| Miss Kate Conley. William Read
has donated the use of his Wagon
and several children will assist in
the delivery of the packages.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
Ohio State Central Republica

Ohio State Central Republican
committee meets Opposition to
United states Senator Burton ez-
pected to develop.
Former Mayor James K. Mcclure
of Syracuse, named in New York
states graft inquiry scheduled to
come for trial in New York. He is
under $500 bond.
Tuesday.
National Chamber of Commerce
ends referendum fo~ a legislatff e
reference and bill drafting bureau
and will begin to count votes.
Canadian Pacific railroad creates
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22

special investment fund for melon
cutting.
Wednesday.
Wall street distributes gifts to
employees. Employees of the White
House receive turkeys as Christmas
gifts and big corporations of the
country remember faithful workers
with bonuses.
Thursday.
Christmas Day.
Mrs. John A. Johnson, widow OF
the late Governor Johnson of Min
nesota, weds William A. Smith OF
Pittsburg, Pa.
Friday.
Annual meeting of Phi Delta al
Chicago. L. S. Senator Root to be
the chief speaker.
Convention of the American Eco
nomie association opens at Minneap
oils, MINI.
Saturday.
For the first time in history o
Connecticut Supreme Court sits oil
| Saturday to hear cases against tbs
| New Haven railroad.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22

With $4,000 worth of opium in q
basket a man was captured in New
York and charged with smuggling
and selling opium. He has the sym
Dathy of the Texas negro who was
charged with Bookkeeping because it
was discovered that he had received
1000 Jugs of whisky in one year "for
personal use"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
CANDIES FOR CHRISTMAS.

The North Pole Candy Kitchen
$50 Eighth street, has the best as.
sortment of finest candies for the
Christmas trade. Made fresh every
day, pure and wholesome. Price.
right. Advt. 1921 Al
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22

A Hackensack, N. j.. man COM
mitted suicide because of the high
cost Of living. But even if life in
Hackensack were to be had at n
bargain some persons might prefer
the uncertainties of an unknown
world at an expense of ten cents
worth of roach killer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22

Some persons celebrate Christmas
ny getting drunk, and some by ex-
posing their children to fire where
Christmas trees are decorated with
andes and raw cotton is used 10
'epresent snow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
A Danger Signal.

Hoarseness in a child that is sub
ject to Group is sure sign Of an
approaching attack. Give Cham
nerlain's Cough Remedy as soon as
the child becomes hoarse and the
Ittack may be warded off. For
sale by all dealers.--Advt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
HYpocrltA Pun.

Tho Overlook Citizen contends that
the LATEST animal on earth is a pug
dog. and yet the pug dog is always
pulling around as If it was worked
almost to death.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
Owned Up.

II hear you're writing books on seq
hygiene" Yes" replied the hack
writer, with a chuckle. I've struck
pay dirt at last. Judge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
Tendency.

Mrs. knicker-"Why do you think
baby will be Politician" Knicker-
I've noticed he throws the mud In
stead Of making pies Of it,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
His View,

rs marriage failure?" 81 wouldn't
say that, But there are pleasanter
ways Of getting into bankruptcy. DE
troit Free Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-12-22
THE COMING WEEK DAY BY DAY

New York, Dec, 20.-The follow
ing events are scheduled to take
place during the ctming week
Srnday
Celebration OF Peace Sunday
throughout the United States-7
Monday.
Argument in. suit Against Frisco
railroad comes up before Judge San
born, at st. Louis,
Indiana Teachers association
meets at Indianapolis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15

bar gennemforet bet, Den iioite al
Slpgten er frnnlet OPP % bar lugt
Jig foron 9ongelinies 9aoillon,
font bun iao %ianoelia life pnOer
at ie Mfenncifer OH iig. @an0ernes
9iae or Siplenes 9lige, % Der ifal
8e ie at 6Gibe &errer. 86i bun,
ON itrDaer 9ares Mondetifiorte.
bar ell Siul. og 6nt, iom Altter
Ceres 9lois / 9reofasien, bar ell
SiPl, forltoea eli lille Eiae, ION
nenter poa benoe neoe Rortcn.
ia. ban, iom bar ~ifrenet Niorion.
be0erne / beuelote 9lni5. %en0ogiaa
ban bar Ell SipG. Ofe0 ct Slpr ior
9lniigtet ligeiom oe tprfiife aOin.
DER. bar De ale, Dem. 81 n1e0er, oq
oen1, DC ar6eioer iblon0t, bber Ell
Sipl, iom life oil looe iig ie al
nogen men ielp nD5aerri9 o. Gng.
itelig Ter pua ale ira oeres Sfiul.
Sun bar Ell Sipl. glrbeioerens 6u.
itru, iom burer tit Cab oa fin
Sorg meo tooreIes Snoerli9beo, ionl
ioor os andre til ct 0rGoe, bum
bar en- Si9l, Gige ioa fnIot og lonat
mere emo Den isrgenoe @rosierere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15

ibIanot os Der, ban funoe life naa
at faa beiggt Dem ale. gha bierte.
fig 8of. fore goitor 9iloii9, foroi
oil TOM og beipgte os og gioroe iaa
go0e SnotrOf Der - on banot oles
5iQio. 0ien Qlem os III life /
3remtioel - pl Qlemmer ilet fife
0iq - ng oeo f6rite 2eili96eo iQen
mao OIL after beieae os. Sen 4els
Q}cniQbeocn Der ienoer Die oere5
016tiolte Lof Tor @eioact og aft. IL
0or for Dem / DC 0o9e. on BAR Der
oppe. 5oo @uos 5reo % &eliiQ
nelIc 6eoer ri, moa folse Dig alls
oine 8oae.
Mr. So6onneS 9uno Der boD0e
Den itore Sor9 at mite i'm fore
unge @llitru Tor mart ct Ear Wtoo-
neoer iioen; bun bar temmelig ing
oeo og eiter 56oielen al en- file
0reng. Den fife leoeoe bare ct
9or Gage og bGeo ioa be9rooet Der
poo Den oanife airfegaaro. Wten
Mrs. 2nno lnnteS at lloo om / BE
bring og oor fomnlet iig tenmielig
pei, oa bun ioo pluoielig iif Ell
Slogs Sierteilog ON S6noaa Mor.
Qen tiolig og elf iao bGf meo Oct
iamnle. vi Der grpo ole meo
9lno / Spmpati ooer hans itore
Cab. &c banoe bare leoet her -
iom ie9 boz %ifreoet ON fer r1til0t
ct bolot 9(or8 Gio og bare bGret
ait liot ooer ct 9(or eller iao; bar
fontmen oner ira 8onmarf til
Blair, iua ira Blair berop I'll 0ief
ion, bbor De hanoe febt liq Ell 600
100 glcres 8orm og lige begpnot.
llolminoelig tor 9eItogelle 6leo
n0piit af oGe oeo ben0es SoroeiGro
bun lager MI ogiaa paa Den oanlte
a~irfeQoaro Der. o3reO opre meo
henoes Minoel" 9et bor III brltot
bette Siem OBJ; Mr. 2ltno tGrfer
NIL poo ON fort Sio at reiie tilboqe
til 0onmorf.
Ecrlep 3rlmborg og &itltrii rant
tes oaiaa al ell itor Sor8 for eli
fort 3io iioen, ioet oeres Gloite
Cater, lille 8lorence, 2 Gar gam.
mel, plu0ieli9 bleo ipg % oeoe ioo
burtia, at 2~pgebiGlp life naaeoes.
Srm bniler MI ogioo paa Dor oon.
lie airfegooro. Wteqen Spmpoti og
9eltogelle bleo ogioa iiopilt inoo
oem / oe titnae Gage, og nGiten
alle mpote peo @egrooelien.
@i benter at bere mere / Gan
ifcrcn~ ON 0icfion ira Toltor ailos
liaS Ven.
Soo en- biertelig 0ilien / Seiu
Gaun til n0oniferen"s &eoofter,
@erIonol oQ ale oenS mango 2Gie-
re.
0icfion. 9lto., Den 81. Sept.
1918.
Chr. Gnqhange.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15


Opr % eiitige Smaofrnb. Ser
i%tanoieoe ieg ct gieblif. Do troos
De 10 iiOite Doges @riarinaer =
ieg ma til min Sfom befenoe oct
opItcg Der Eoiol / nit Sierte,
oa ieg ba6: n@ip os / Gag port
oooliae 9rsol" SporIeoe8, tenfte
lea, fan @no bereoe os ct 9oro /
6enne grfen2 Min Somnittiabeo
iIog mig BOG itrafs; ieg bno Ser.
rem on 6ilaibelie for min @antro
oq begnuOte at itige neo o6 Den itei-
lie Sfroaniug. bbortiI iea %be6pbe0e
melem fire og fem elmer. Ga ieg
fotn neo / 9alen, fanot leg, at Dor
@Prt / al SemmeIiabeO hoooe ienot
TO al fine 8ienere ioruo meO Gen.
neosmioIer &c penteoe MI poa oS
beo 6loOen meo aeo, 9rso % Bin.
Glitter Dor Der israet ior belle Gel.
ifobet, lom MI oaiaa omioteoe ct
9ulin iattiae. Der baoOe ~iluttet iig
til os."
Saole0es berte Serren jim 1ie.
ners genner % GAP bam og bans
SeIitnb bner Gag De %neooenoige
Nfioler til Siuets Opbolo. 90 ban
beporeoe Dem paa m6erinlo Wtaa.
be ira ale De mango 6arer, iom |
oisie egne lureoe paa De reiienoe.
De par beitonoi9 @enitano ior bans
9eifntteIie % Omiorg.
g}en bnorleoes GIT oct ioo Ora.
bonn meo bans Goiol2 9erom ior.
tGaer 9iifoppen:
ia bi par tonnlet til Aootpa,
blep @roboip tonfeiulo og tlnglin.
dig. 5 iiorten Gage talte ban
ii9loen meo nogen. Gnoelig fom
ban Ell Worgenituno til mig meo
Saorer / 9inene og boo mig meo
bepenoe Stemme on 5orIaoelle.
o6Oorfor2" ipurgte ie9, gou bar
10 aIorig fornGrmet mig"
San f%ortoIte mig iua ON De on.
De, oontro Gonter, iom ban bapoe
npret. Iiee iiben ban boooe bsrt
mig prpoife for 3i9serne / @onOor.
Sg ban tiIitoo oioere, at ban ban.
be feIt en- his ifo6eiro 3iIireositil.
IeIie. % ban peO Sil6p bnnoe bsrt
mig iige, Of iee M life bopoe Here
2epne6smioler. San bnboe oo
tGnft: .Rin Serre beiinoer iig M
| iamme Tilitnno iom De iottiae /
@onoar; ban bar intet at ipiie.
Gu ifoI ri ie. ON ban bonoIer ian.
Ieoes ieIp, iom ban prGOifer for an.
ore. at be fol gsre. oq ON @uo
fenoer BAN 9rso fra SimmeIen."
Og M brat Nonoen / @rano.
Goa fnort ban igen funoe toIe.
fortfotie bar: .9o iea MI iao. at
ToIf. iom on life fen6te. forisrgebc
dig ri9eIig. uoen at on boo Dem
berom - on mnotte ieg tilitan. at
ieg beertcn fenote SUB eIler bonoe
ben rette 9ro pna BAN. Seq for.
itoo, al iee booor aiort mig ifploia
| en- flor Gfplo. i6et ieg boboe aiort
Griihis til en- 2saner - ban Tom
bar iaqt, Of off, hono ri beoer ON
| 9roen. ifoI ri foa. Gfl iea er
en- itor 5pn6erl Suo0 ifoI iea asre
for at bIioe fnGig2"
&c. inoIe6es bIeb oct after til
Sanobeo. bbo6 Sen aamfe. troper.
oiae 600. 9ibeIen, iiaer: De for.
loo iia pno bia oa bIep life beifGm
meoe." (9ibelb)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15

Mine Domer oa Serre i aon.
berries Rigel
Timber 0otbimIens rolige Sfpg.
ae" meo Stiernerne iom 8ione.
tGnfes Den 6ribeosbpmne iunget
buis Omfopo er blepet mere be.
fenot emo bens eoriqe Sno6oI0
Den bIeb til / goret 1919 ion
Gbriition Bintbers ferite trpftt
9igt - ban par 90 Nnr oengong
be fleite al os bar bel iet bore 9ia
te pan Trpf ooifiai9t ier, OF
i%noporster paa cen Sang Stuoen
terforeningenS Siitorie og et biqtio.
aopitel nf nfaoemiif llnqooms ca
90 her hienme. Timber Megens
Iinoens Sentag er ben bIeoet til
90 ingen er mere tiGbdoe af Dem, ION
fsrite @nna bar ilin1et ben meo ge
geiitrina, men 2inoen Isoes enonli
og ri er De ieneIte Sfiio paa Der
oStonlme, ioni ebiat fol itnn".
gn fsIgenoe Sio bar iurt fritz
ferret og onoffnbsfuTot ipottet bin
Stuoenters itoIte SeIbbeteanelic
Mco %llrette; til DC par ocngona
bboo De iana. Gneberrer bor De
gonbernes Mige, | bet minoite
asbenbnbr oa n9itenocIs I Dan
mart: Oct ffal %erinores, naor noaei
friifes til at snife iie tiIboee til b
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15

ltiffer til liot al bpert, onltrent JON
neo oct man foloer nfol0t 9oro",
men life lprer at beberife ct eneite
Sag og ioo meo ben oberboanota-
aenoe Sport; oct er fortrpffeligt at
(obe 9aal % Itege root apO og finOe
imaoingre itioalne Seite, men So.
niboler fan oct iamHe; til Serifab
/ aan0ernes 3ige bebeper oct life
netop at fere. 0aar Drenge | bore
8oae ifol bplae @Ieorooo, bGlger
De oen, iom bar fleit aruiter, Den
beoite 9ioer oa Den beoite 6o0.
boloipiller. 3i9er g6r biit li9e iau-
oon. Wien 6auit fenoer oe finn /
@onno0s Sfiffelie % S6ien finn /
Slim o9 lna 8boroliBeteriens imuf.
fe 9eforationer til Ser @Dnt. 9}lt
@ouno06 Mielooier er b%enrioen0e,
ieln ON De borer for fort, og 9en-
mis- er baooe elegant og ilunot. Qten
9e bar en- Serre.Het til at name
5ortioens 4on0er frem. og oen ifuI.
De 0e life fori9mme. Seq bar en-
alnItneroen, Tom bar i'm Soc pa
rat, noor oct en9on9 oberorageS
BAN at oeforere ben 8Gg Ger. Gre
mitngeiletten. Commentator. @n
Slot unge Stlloenter og Stuoen.
in0er er pao Sfobtltr. Gerltoe me.
Der oct lDitige nnge 40 nbentet
G%oentpret. st Cog al 8acbnnter meo
IprIus- Stabe / 6pnoer og 9ioler
/ Sooret fommer Dem pllioielig /
Wfeoe. Intifen oabenbarer fig. Rog.
le al De ilnge bar en0nu life op0aget
Den. andre itltoier oa itanoier, l1og-
le er nllereoe gaaet inc poa Spg-
gen. Sbi5 Sofrates er mco og err
malt iom Ssiioing, 6lioer @9ffe.
riet enonu moriommere, oa bois
Ssff0ina ielb meo Stlloenterhuen
bar noe pao 3uren mellem fine
unge 8enner, bliber 3obbeltipillet
enonu fornsieIi9ere. S5oeen er for.
trpfielig, foo en- eller onoen 9of-
tor | BolbD til at gipe 9illeoet. Wen
poster ben for bette &orpS al Stu.
oenter2 Seq terlfer oct. sitter iiger
leg: Meo belberoo6t Sli toler ieg
iliIt oisie Oro til Gem. 3bi bar iea
life b6rt rigtig, at oenne err Ell ny
Iio og en- M ltn9oom? Sole Mnol
letter ben iig, % Den pil boerfen
boloes ben caer fires | Sling, emo.
MI minore forrnooes Of Dem, iom
ieGo bnboe en- fllmmerIia Stloenter.
ito og nil bill bnoe DC iinqe Den
iomme arunicoe 9rif; Sen Iooer
iia beIler life nsies meo en- Sning.
ON M og on; = 9oniernoernis.
nina bill for sprigt fiinne inns / 6en.
ne Gal ON Ssnongen / airfeti6en,
og Der I'll 6lioe oroget Omiorg for,
at Den life f%oritprres al no9en ofn.
oetriif @n6stieneite. On ioooan ri.
aenoe llnaoom bill Ie6e forQpoes ef.
ter 5srere | Dor Sio; Den iperger
on oct beolte, iclo ON oct b%enlalcr
iamtlige Wiire og FIanfeoprfer
meo en- 8oriifring ON at bGre set
beoite; oct tp0er bsiit poo oen beo-
ite Reflome. Wen imeIfcm Sorti-
6ens Nnnber bill Sen finoc mango
29rere; og aft er ebers, barre iia
Vnillis e1er Shnfeipeore, Somer
eaer Ssren aierfegooro. Goethe Ell.
Ter @igrnion, aft er eoers, men 8
cr ariiti % ariitits @rtos; set
iiOite ifof iea ben6e tiIbn9e til ie-
mere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15
Car Gnsclif

0eriom on oniter at nao irem
/ gmerifa. GA ger on bel / at lpre
set engelife Sprog orlrloi9t. Get
pil gipe oia boooe S~noflpoelie 90
Itprrc Mogt til at tiene Benoe.
@cnnem @intereu fon on ida ct
arnn6igt 9urlns pno 2utber Sol.
lego. 9ermincn begpnoer Den 1
December. @lener mootoges life Ell
Ter Den 2. December. Sfrin eiter
nrrmere Splpsninger.
2ntber College,
Hacinc, @iS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-15
II

Snoleoes er 9e Serrer oper Sc.
res 3io o9 oper 6orti6ens Nan.
Der n%notagen Ell enelte,- 90
De er oaina 9errer oner 0eres
5remtio. SOor beipnoerligt bpor
eoigt, at oi alto tpnfer irem og leper
Der nleget mere mo / 5remtioens
Sano emo / Gutioenl Dien 9e bill
funne gribe Gem ielp oeri oaalig.
HGppe bar De lat Den ottroaeoe
5lie paa Ceres freQeoe Sooeo, ier
De faar 2Dlt til at b9nae Den op
igen. nGppe bar 8e oa6net Ceres
ferite St1ioiebog, f6r De lGn9es
efter at lnffe Den ii0Ite. Oct er 10
Dog aIligeoeI Sfolegona og Sore.
lsbigbeo % 6orbereoeIie enonu.
Serre bliner man isrit, naor man
CT i'm e9en Mon0 og bar ianet fin
cgen @erning. Sigt paa oct ira
0eres fsrIte Strtoieoog: DC pil
bore Serrer aanoernes Niee, nanr
Ceres Sio fommer. s aanoernes
Hige, life | oenne ilopieoe, materieI.
le 8eroen. Ger gploer oct ON ct
lift opitiIIet Iegnifob, uforitaaeligt
for olle, men en0enoe nieo ct fort
lto6Dtte at b%enlGnge til Neierpe-
fonoen, pad Rnpiret / aft 5olo. Der
gGloer oct on ct bit 9rel, ON
Bartioiiciplin % ct 8Glgeriolf /
8Dagen. @il Ge mo / Den Geoelig.
beo, ina gib enten ale Soeofer Nf-
ifeospas, eaer 6lio ooerbeoiit ON,
at De er Reforrnator. OberIoo bel.
lere 9uooingen o9 Woeten til sc
ro6ifIte; men esr 9eres til, at 9llo.
oinaen faor en- lille 9iimtna, oq
at Wogten life oltio misbrii1es.
9Iip Serrer | gonbernes Gige. Sffe
i en- litftig Tonto'iber6en 6efler
0rpnoen Dor life mere | Greet, Ct.
fer at mon bar Iprt at fIpttc oei
fra golifeporbcn iii llmoacrfoner.
ne, Snbfrlten oremmer life mere
Sapet, efter at llnoerpanosbaooe