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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
Windsor Entries.
nternational News Service.

nternational News Service
~ race. six furongE-Pan Zarata. "a; Sir
fe. Io9; T. Connect Be. Upright ios
NJ Glasa 40; Mediator 10; Hamilton lI9
>pnd race. five and half furlongs-ErSu. ioi:
ing Brass. lI3; caro- Nome. lo7; Tnttier.
fual los; Black Tony. III,
I'd race. five turlongs-.Emeraid Gem. 100.
NJ "oof. Patty Resan. Czar Michael Har-
Jos; janet. sehcs,. Bac. Io2. Miss Declare.
Grave cuuardor 1oS: Tempest ii2 Also eli.
Nbastante, l02; SeTanta. 81
Ffn race. one milc--Benante. "a: ASPIRING
"a: Eddie, 100: iBlackford. 90: 'Clftord
Jos: Fountain Fay. lOi, High Private.
Eiets eutrr. TWatk!ngs entry.
~ race. mile and furIong-Bnrnegat Iol
IFS; First Sight. 11o; Donerail. los;
n race. fivn and = half furlorgs-Rosemnry
nag suford. loi: Brawny. loi: Cedar Brook
WIDOW Wise, o5. Gov. los: Cutie g., 100;
jW Lew: lo5. Tankard. 10. Lamonde IOI
lse, III; Satire. ln5. also clislble-Popgun
sresket lnl' Smash. az: Conn,ught I04;
lnth race, mile and siatcsnth-Tecum.
Pa'ruche 100. Mud Sill. I05; Woodcraft
tlFeenae %; l.. NJ. Eckcr, 1906; Napier
tolltn' 50: Dynamite. iO3; Spindle. III. Ba.
se; Forehead, l03. Fl. Houghror lo7: En-.
IA Also slgibie-HuFky Lad. l0s: Mar.
20; Adolante. 100
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
Never Such Clothes
Never Such Quality
Never Such p rices--

AS we are offering in our great clearance
sale Of mems and young mems clothing.
You may look and try and compare but you
will never find clothes of such quality and
style at the low prices we offer you. Better
tog out today for the 24th. Store will be
closed tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
sd~ Maaei.ne Musgrave McAan, Iron Queen

Morads Madeline Mussruve. McAIau. Iron Queen.
o. re n.hsaeiaer 10; Blue Beard. 90. Forge es;
r.. .rua rsrn, i've and half furlongU-Rogau lis;
h"'',nnp' prmonde Cunningham. TiilinghaSt Ram
~. NO Quarter, 1l2; Evclina Zool Lady stall
VIZ. asFy Day. Queen Ruth, Idun. ll0
z nouItn race. seven furlonss--Jnck Paine III:
Goitn io7 f'crai rark lis; Porlor Boy i0s Bort
oees. w. cnoan, io2. Cautem. lo2: Burr 100
., ai.n saoes futurity eourse-Bush. Waldo Dun
IaGsiH' IVs. Gimli. Elizabeth Hurwood Rue
ilela' io'; Thistle Belle. chanticleer. Ios; Prov
oJ, u"cs, mile and ssventy yards-Flyins III:
| gon,ae' .'' ~ ~ Ialiow Dip creI, Rake Hannis
poosn"~ %' Patriotic. 1876 Jim Csnerata Ioa
| Showers and trncL slou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
CARDS AT LAST
BEAT DODGERS

BROOKLYN, July 22.-St Louis. with
the season from Brooklyn today. to 1.
Although the Superbas rolled UP a total
of eleven safe hits. 1t was not until the
ninth that they were able to send a run
ner across the plate In that inning they
filed the bases with nobody out, but
Wheat was the only man to score. He
crossed the plate on an infield out. With
Manager Higgins back after his long lay
off, the visitors fielded in splendid style.
ST LOUIS BROOKLYN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
BROOKLYN.

Summary: Erors-Wingo Fisher (e) Curtis
Leu on bcses-st Louis T. Brooklyn 8. Two
base hits-Whent. Smith. Sacrifice hit-oakes
First base on errors..st. Louis 2 Stolen bases
shaw. Double plays-Whitted. Husgins and 10
netchy. Wingo and Hussins. Deubcrt and Miller
Bascs on balls-OH Curtis l. 5sc stack J. off
Salce . Struck out-My Curtis l. by Stack O.
by sallee 6. HIts-on Curtis. 5 in Innings
off Stack. IN 2 Innings, Time Of game hour
and As minutes. Umprcs-R!glcr and Byron.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

'Batted for TApp In seventh.
Score by innings
Philadelphia ....... 500 o o o o 90
So, Louis ..,,.,,,,,.,..,.l -
Summary; Error-Boker. Two-base hi,s-Mc-
Ipnis Pratt. Hitg-on Brown. I'm innings
OF Houcg- pone in innings Sacrifice hit
Compton stolen boses-Augtin, Williams Lavan
Double play-Pratt. Layen TO priet. Loft on
bases-st Louis 7. Philadelphia /. Bases on halls
Oft Brown q Off Houck /. off Mitchell o
Struck out-By Mitchell 2, wild pitch-nrown
Time OF game hour and a6 minutes Umpires
Evans and sheridan.
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FAIL To
WORRY THE GIANTS
CONTINUED From Page Nine.)

Caninitz. Shafer- First base on errors-New
York !. Pitsburg ]. Two-bnse hits-Vlox But
Ter. kommcrr. Three-base h!t-Burps. Home
ruu-Shnfer. Stolen base-Byrne. Lett on bases
Now York 3. Pittsburg o Double play-sha-
fer, Doyle and Merkle. Bases on balls-on De-
msree l. off Camnitz 2, Struck out-Demaree T.
Camnitz ;. Hits-0n Camnitz In Z innings;
off Robinson. none In Inning Time CT game
Il hour and 30 minutes Umpires-o'DsJ and
Emsle.
PITTsBURG- NEW YORK
fSecpnd Cnrne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

Ran for Gibson in eighth.
fBnted for Simon In tenth
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
''Batted for MathowBon In eighth
Score by innings-
Pittsburg -. ....s.o o o o o-l
New York .........0 l..
Summary: Errors-Viox. snodgrass. First base
on crrors-Pit,sourg ]. New York /. Twobase
hlt-NioS. Threc-base hit-Gibson. Home run
Burns. Sacrifice fly-Merklc Stolen bases
Grey. Morkle, Byrne. Doyle. Left oasog-
New York 7. Pittsburg 8. Double play-Doyle
10 Merke. Bases bhlls-Ou Mathewson 1.
off Adams /, off Frornme q Struck out-By
Mathewson ]. by Adams /. FIT b. pitcher
Hyatt. by Fromme, H:s-oN Mathewson. IN
innings; off Fromme. In innings. Timc Of
game hours and minutes. Umpiros-Quigley
nDd Emslie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
Western Tri-State League
Plan Big Athletic Meet

MlNNEAPOLIS. July 22.-The biggest
alnlet,c event in many years for Min
neapons Is planned to take place on Sat
mIdaE. august .. Leading athletes from
nearly every college and uniyersifv an tho
central west and northwest are expected
TO participate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

Summary; Errors-Groh. Clymer Sweeney,
Smith Two-bnse hit6-Devorc. James Ciyner.
Hozitzell. Bates. Smith. Homo nn-Bates Hits
of Benton, 10 IN 1-2 innings: Oft Brown
mono in "a inning. Sacrifice hits-Benton. Egan
Stolen bases-Sweeney, Whaling. Double plays
Mnranville TO Sweeney TO Myers Myers to Ma
raovlle, Devore and Clark. Left bases-Cin"
cnuati T. Boston I, First base on balls-or
James 5 Off Benton s. of Brown I. First base
on errors-Clncinnati 3. Struck out-By james
T. by Benton ]. Time OF game hours and IS
minutes. umpires-Easop and Brennan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

base on balls-ON Ruelbach 8. OF R1ey g. Oft
Mayer J. First base errors-Phadelp
l. Chicago l. Hit by pi,cher-Evcrs. by RiScy:
ehclan. by Mayer. Struck out--By Humphriea l.
by Richie I, By Rixey 8. by Chalmers !. by
Mayer 1. Wild pitch-Rixey. Time OF game
hour and minutes. Umpircs-Klom and orth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
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Mullett- Kelly CO.
Home of Chesterfield Clothes

reject any and all bids or to accept any
bid il may deem best
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
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Saltair is the family resort Take
the children on the 24th.
tAdvertsemontl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23
Butte Entries

"aflVSuI Ne%H Service
,t,re' @ aour furlongs-Auntie Curl 10,
'pss, hlius. Art Rick. 103; Bertha v.
siirs Tempo. Msplny. 1ob. ~ '"'a T.
49,. nile and twenty yardp-Tony ruus,
''na' John Patterson. lo7: Gretchen r.
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SOX TURN TABLES
ON THE SENATORS
Continued From Preceding Page)

team, and Pitcher Cheney OF the now de-
funct Interstate league reported to the
Red SoN.
BOSTON CLEVELAND.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

Society's big event, Majestic pavil
ion, tonight, symphony dance band.
(Advertieement)
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(Seoond Game.)

sBatted for Rresnahau In eighth.
t1atted for Rsulbscb In eighth
Hated for Chalmers in third
Score by innings
Philadelphia .....-,.4 o IS
Summary: Errors-Leuch, PheAn. Corrideu (a)
Knabo, poolan Two-base hits-Saier. Mitchell.
9ohuite, Pholan. LobOrt, cruvuth. Homo runs
Lobert. Ludorus Hits-on Humphries in l
inuing. of Reulbaeh. In inninss; oft Richie
none In 1 inning: off Rixcy. In 2 1-3 innings
OFT Chalmers. in 2~5 inning: Oft Mayer. In
innings, Sacrifice hito-schulte Pnskart (2)
Ri1ey- Sacrifice fly-Phelon. Stolen busek-Pas-
kert. Double play-Msyor. Boolan and Luderus
Loft on hsses-chIcago o. Phiiadelph!a s. First
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

rsrToIh-SEegS, MaIloy, i%o" oaSe
hits-Turnor. Lajole, Chapman. Hooper Lewis
Speaker Three-bsse hits-Carscb. Birmingham
Granoy. Speaker. Sacrifice bt-olson Stolen
beso-Turner. Hit5-on Leonard 10 In In
ningB; off Malloy In 1 inning: OFF Hall In
Inning. First base on oalls-0u GresS 7. ott
Leonard J. off Malloy I. Hit by pi,cher-Ca-
rBch. by Molloy. Struck out-By Gregg G. by
Leonard 1. Left on bases-Cleyeand s. Boston
10. Time OF game hours and 3 minutes I'M
pires-Hdebrund and O'Loughln.
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Summary: ErTors-Dodge. Lord, sweeney, Two
base hit-Devore Hlts-on Johnson In In
nings; Oft Ames. s In Ia innings: Off Brown.
none in 2-5 inning. Sacrifice hits-Sweeuey,
Sheckard. Stolen bases-Groh. Myers. Double
play-Sweeney. Meanwhile and Myers. Left on
bases-Cinoinnat 8. Boston 8 Bases balls
or Hess 2 off Johnson T. First base errors
Cincinnati g. Hit by pltcher-Hoblitzeli. Struck
out-By Ames 2. by Brown /. Wild pitch-Brown.
Time OF game hours and % minutes, Umpires-
Brennan and Eason.
CINCINNATI BOSTON.
iSecond Game)
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(FirBt Camel

'Batted for Lavender In ninth.
1Batted for KillIfer In pevonth.
1B0tted for Alexander In seventh.
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CLEVELAND

'Batted for Leonard In seventh.
featted for Malloy in eighth.
Score by innings
Cleveland .,,........o IS
Boston .......,,,,...-0 ! o l e5
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'Bat,ed for Whaling In ninth,
IRAN for Connolly in ninth.
.Battcd for James IN ninth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-23

sBatted for johnson In SIXTH
tBattcd for Collins in tenth.
tran for Lord In tenth
Score by inningB-
Cincinnati -. ........-o o o IA
Boston o o-3
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ST LOUIS
PHILADELPHIA.

Totals al s27 ls Totals ...s2 o "a II
Douglas Island news., 1913-12-03
Nvmanover Goes South

The Swedish American Evening School for Adults closed it's fall term last Saturday. Twenty-Five students attended school, of whom two were lady students. The interesting part in relation to this school was the re Hgious status of those attending. Four were Lutherane, two Baptists, one Sweden borgian, one Cougregationalist, three Roman Catholics, one Greek Catholic, four nou-committauts, one High Churchma1, three Methodists, one Free Thought, one Mohammedau' two suRragettes and oue l. W. W. The youngest student was 19 years of age aud the eldest 32. Half a dozen child ren applied for admission, but the school being for adults only, were not admitted. No system of merit or de merit was adopled, the attendants were let alone in that respect. The school was held at Mrs. Johnson's roomiug house on-St Aun's avenue.
 B. Nymanover, the teacher, will spend tbe winter in the states.
Douglas Island news., 1913-12-03
The Thanksgiving Game

In a stemwinder of a football game at Treadwell on Thanksgiving day, the Gastineau team met defeat at the hands land feet) of the Treadwell team. It was really defeat, for the Gastineau having come down from fourteen gene rations of college athletes and football players expected to wipe the earth with the Treadwen bunch, but only succeed in tieinq the score When the time- Keepers anuouced that the hour was up the Treadwell boys had their op- ponents badly winded and the ball al- most at the goal, and the score was 7to7. A careful observer handed us the following, which describes Che sit- nation exactly: alf SO and SO, and such hadn't been SO and 80, Gastineau would have won the game" Reading the many excuses and apologies, given by the Juneau papers on behalf of the Juneau bunch, because they could not carry off the bacon on Thanksgiving day. reminds one of the old story about the gentle dog and the frightened rabbit"
Douglas Island news., 1913-12-03

A social and card party was the style of amusement for the large crowd gathered at the rooms of the A. c. Club last evening In the contest of cards the first prize was won by Miss Regime Miller, while the consolation favor was awarded to Mr. T. D. p. Keegau A tempting lunch added to the enjoy ment. The meetings of the A. c. Club are held regularly on Tuesday evening of each week. A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary will be held next Monday evening.
Douglas Island news., 1913-12-03
TREADWELL TOPICS

Coe Allen will leave for Che South on one of the early boats.s
 Mrs. Jack Wilson and children ar- rived on the last trip. of the Humboldt.
 Owing to the quarantine regulations there will be no dance at tho Treadwell Club tonight.
 The bowling team from company No. 6 defeated No. 3's team by eight pins last Wednesday.
 Guy Terry, of the Treadwell Meat Market, left for the States on the last trip of the Princess May.
 Preparations are being made for a big smoker to be pulled off by the Treadwen lremen in the near future.
 "Mayor" Pullman has taken the posi- ton as an engineer at the Central Pow CT plant, left vacant by the resignation of Mr. Preston
 Lloyd Carpenter returned on the Spokane yesterday from California, where he has been a student at Stan- ford for the past four years.
 Chas. Thielicke, who had his knee injured in the football game on Thanks- giving day is able to get around with the aid of a cane.
 Football has now been superseded by bowling and basket ball as the cen- ter of interest, and the famous game is a matter of history and used up play- CTS with honorable scars.
 Clarence "Cub" Moore, of the Cyan. ide team rolled 243 on the Treadwell alleys last Monday This is the largest score ever rolled on these alleys.
 Cbas. S. Porter, the fast halfback of the Treadwell football team, is laid out with lame shoulder as a result of the game with Juneau on Thanksgiving.
 At the Treadwell fire meeting last Friday, a golden baseball watch fob was presented to Steve Ferris as token of appreciation of his work in manag- Ing the baseball team last summer.
Douglas Island news., 1913-12-03

The Douglas Fire Department re- sumed it's monthly meetings last Sat urday night when a large crowd of Douglas fremeu, together with a nun
 Der of representatives of the Treadwell department gathered at A. l.. U. hall. Vice-President M. G. Rogers presided in the absence of President O'Connor, who was absent from the city in at- tendance at the bridge party in Juneau, given in honor of Col. Richardson. 1t developed that a substantial sum has been subscribed by Douglas business men, enough to keep meetings going all winter. Mir. w. A. Garn was added to Che entertainment committee. Re- treatments were served as usual and the balance of the evening was passed in listening to the musical and literary productions of members and visitors.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-11
Sprogipsrgsmaalst
/ Nlmiuotligbto,

utter har ri bait liot Sproaoe.
Eat. Ga bporior life? Get ifaocr
uiit life, at DC iorifeIlige Soeer peies
% moales en- @an9 imellem. Bort
Moocrsmnal er oejliet~. o9 on or
oct pei en- 0pit upro. Ccsuoen Tor
itaar ri bel at feline mellem Ga.
gems 9opco, % boao Der maatte
imoes al Rab o9 aler i ioooon
5orbonoling, eler al 9lbuer.
Men pna inmne Iio fommer
man nof, iom Der niii ollereoe er
peget poa. life lpngere emo It'll
bpilfen SIDE 6oer nnoen @una~ ,
iaaIGnge Spsr9smooIet CHI at lGre
7anif eaer BRUCE Gngelif fun for.
fqates no ira lofoIe 5orholoe. Min
aniine 90 ieg par nl0rig fommen
no ooer bort Observation-Disclosures.
renoe ON 5nr.5aoer eler Mor.5a.
Der. bbis life pi bopoe ioaet nbpioet
Spnsfreoien, no ira bnilfen ni itreo
bner Tor fit, iOet ui elf no ira buer
tit lofaIe 5omiIieiorbolO. Wen Der
bar 10 en- @eneroInnpfer, Tom beo
g9ebite", os ! ben gif BET belle en-.
oelig op.
Mon life Der finoes 'en lignenoe
@enerolnGpner. bnori Sprogipsres.
maolet fan ena op inobon nogen.
Iunoe? Spt, at oct funoe meoS ono.
beo iiges: ga, 10, oct er goot NOT
oq ianot nof, oft hnoo Der er iaat,
og mar funoe boer Gang / 8ooeo-
iogen ppre enie meo ben iibite Ia.
Ter: men Der er nh olIigeDel noget,
fom aoot meo Son6beb fan fables
oct beoite, foroi oct | girfeligbeoep
er bet. Saa bar bet bel p9ro at
faa me62 Tbi noar bet g9Ioer bore
gsrns tintelige og epiee Bel, bo
err pi bel eniee ON, at bet beoite er
life for goot.
Web &enfpn til at ub6anne grn.
fter til bort Smfunbs Tieneite, ia.
ses Der 10 &enipn til lite blot be
lofaIe GorboIb, men til be oImin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-11

Mother dear, o. pray for me,
Whilst far from Heaven and thee
| wonder in a fragile bark
Ger life's tempestuous sea.
o. Virgin Mother, from thy
throne
So bright in bliss above,
Protect thy child and cheer my
path
With thy sweet smile OF love.
aon on looe pare meo at imile
al iaooon Hoeii. at Rnpiiterne 4nnn-
orer~ / ct Sfib pao Seenl Ser pIei.
er man oa al ieile. Get minoer ON
Wanoen - netop noe / GoIorooo.-
Der fsbte fla en- Set, ina ban
funoe rioe. naar ban piloe gnn no.
act Steo ben. Wen / enrigt er oct
10 Mariooprfelie. RenneifetilbeoeI.
ie. aiguoeril Bopiiterne bar CLIENT.
al Maria iagoe ON lin Ssn: a0poo
ban tiger eoer, ger oct" og ban II.
ger nctop: beo / nit Ropn, % OH
ifal iaa. Oct or at obeoe iloe4 at
beoe til Nario eaer noget moet
Menneife. -
Eau betragteoe iea bIonot anoet
9fugnitins 9iIleoc noc i airfen.
7soran oct Ter MAJ Den lille 8reng,
Der niI tsmme 0auet meo fin
StronoifnI Ga ie9 gaar % tafter
@uo for .2utber % bans 8arf9 og
ipnaer gIao meo Ricbnrot:
Gn 9epe meo en- garneiiGI.
oct oor ban. Morten Cutler.
ION ieireo UNDER aoriets SiGl
moo aaaroer % moo autterl
On Weniebeo / beien Noro,
oeliien hans Minoe, islg bans por.
me6 1af iii @llo por 5ooer.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-11

"a ielp ON oenne 6ornanoIing
er DC pantro moobpoeIia. Ioa er
Del alligepel Den. ser / 9anaocn
aitpinger oeres gatelie, 0enariiten.
Der er b%ehoaeiug % itiffer fig Iise
meo 9erOen. giner ielp nomnenotc
Menueifer fife motge iure Glib
for. meoens Den. Der holoer Sfel.
LET Hart og i tit 6elc Gin @itilIcr iig
oigiort % i%oriogenoe moo 9erbens
Snno % 9oarifab. Sen toger man
ooa inoreit fin sat al Tor % tiger:
ia i'm Iro % 9efenoeIie aennemis-
rer ban / 2ipet, % oct moa pei nof
bore set riatiae aIIigcbeIl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-11
yNnoegtigt SnofaIo".
(af Spar Morius 6anien,
Stopleburit. Rebr.)

6or nogIe Gage iioen fom ie9
tiIbage ira en- Nisiionsreiie til
TEMPER oa gruib, Colorado. Dis.
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men andre bar ifrebet oerom, oa
mango bar pPret Der. iaa ieg oil
iorbigon 9eifripeIien. Men Scriber
ifreb n@ottbolos nnopatiee Sno.
foIo", % oiI .Taniferen"s 29ie.
re tage til 9offe meo nogIe iooonu.
ne oanopgtige Sn6fnIo", 6a fol
lea eioe Dem til geoite.
@niiterne.
Geiien foregit meo gurlineton.
Sernbanefl. Get oar oeo Ratteti6e,
oo oi for oeit pna. hnor 8errain.
forboloene er itigenoe. at ieg fom
til al fate gliffet no 40 et Bin.
Que og | lang 1i6 funoe ieg eI9.
De mig iom o0er en- Slags 5pr-
oarferi. 3oget faiteoe @niiter ira
fig / 9uiinobis, ia / N%ilIionnis /;
De faIot Iongs Sernpeien Tom Sne
peo Sui. Oct bar oirfeligt ct imuft
Sfue. Sea iaettog oct lenee.
Den iaa fom Der ct yon69gtiet
SnOfolo@, uoen Of iea ipnes al hi.
ffe, at ieg gioroe noget for at
bet. Seq fom til at tpn.
fe poo fsfeenoe Strofer at aingos
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bel" I BET 86e Beers | Solmebogen,
bbor Den er ~forfortet en- Gel:
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bin fIpnenoe @nift
bIep moneen iii epeie 2uer tiliioit~
Oct er aeoeIie5eoens, geIIgitens
onoe @niit, ban taller ON, ban fol.
Der oen oefna en- bonnineiso Sfool,
iom olIigepel er beif og leo.
5or en- lib fioen Latte iee, at en-
biitoriff aritif bor ment at funne
poopiie, at ainso bnr ifrepet belle
Salmen | a%nIeonine al Setter @rif.
fenfeIot Sab og bet fon ieg life
onfe for ufanofpnIiet; Der gaar ct
ft9rft Drag eennem SoImen, Tom
NOT fan peee | ben Retnine. Wen
feIp ON bette ifiiI6e bore 9iIfnI.
bet, ben bar nIIieebeI en- ioa al.
min6eIie aorofter, al andre enb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-11

0opoe oisie Renneifer Iepet /
Dor 9io. ioa piloe DC aabenbart
pGret meo blnnot Den Slot, Der
nGgter gSomirufeoielen@. Oct er
aItiaa ilet life blot mooerne at
nGgte Sein oDernaturlige lluoian-
geIie peo Den Selligoano.
gao os / 5orbiaaoenoe Blot be.
mprfe. At De 10 - oN1oterialis.
men % sRaturalismen~ er me.
get nur beilGgteoe. Cen, Der / i'm
Sigen fife naar no oper @aterien.
Ban baner Jig beIler fife oper pa.
hrlopene op til oisies Sfaber %
CpboIoer.
SENS ioarer life oirette pao,
6DorIeoes oct forboloer fig, at ban
er fommen neo ira Simmelen
iIiat oiIoe bare oGret unDttigt.
Spao Der er BAN ON at gre,
oct er at 0e piloe afomme til
ham % .tro paa ham", iom 81
.IGite Beers So: Zen, iom font
mcr til MIG, ifaG life bunsre, %
BEN iom tror paa MIC, itol al
BRIG terite."
San giber Dem oerior feIgen.
De bemoringspuroige Snor:
,amurrer fife m~obnroesl Snaen
fan fomme til mia. uoen 5ooeren
iom ienote mig, orager 6am; %
icq ifal opreiie BAN paa oen poer-
tie 9aa.1
Soa lqnge Ser inqen 9Giiaiel
finoes 6os ct @emeife efter oan.
oeligt 9ib og Ipring Tor bette
Gin. Oa Iqnges Oct heller life ei
ter, at fomme til Seius Tom 2io.
lens 9rso. % ga er Oct unnttiat
Of opbol6e zig oeo @rubIen ouer
oct. ON beror paa @llos 9rImoat.
0erfor bliper 9rageIien til
Ssnnen al isrite 9etpOnino.
Sngen fommer til Seius. uoen
5aoeren orager BAN - bpoo me.
ner Seius oermeo2
Ter fan NOT meo 6ette
peges ben til. ~bporleoes @uo / i'm
@isoom og Almagt fsrer Oct en-.
feIte Renneife = T. CTS. Den for.