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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 30.--A pitiful
appeal for help on behalf of food suf-
ferers near Beulah, where the waters
of the Mississippi river are pouring
through bg gap n the levee, reached
the governors offices late yesterday
afternoon. 1t was from Mrs. w. ].
Terrell, wife of a merchant at Belliale,
small town in the vicinity. The
writer told of the need of boats, tents
and food, saying that many people had
fed from the lower floors of buildings
to the lofts to escape the waters, and
that unless aid soon reached them
there would be great suffering.
Gov. Brewer, Immediately upon re-
ceipt of the letter communicated with
Walter Sillers, a lawyer at Rosedale,
asking him to see that the people did
not suffer, and to provide for their
needs. Mr. Sillers acted as relief
agent in that section during the floods
of 1912.
The letter of appeal was as follows:
Gov. Brewer-Dear Strive are
badly overcrowded by the new break
at Beulah, and we have 130 of our
people without shelter. The women
and children have been in the lofts
of their houses for many hours and
we are trying to get them out today
but have no boats. Please let us have
some tents as we are truly in need.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30
Y. v. c. A. student
SECRETARY At
NORMAL

Miss Roberta DuBose of Nashville
student secretary for the Gulf states
for the Young Women's Christian AS
sociation. is spending few days at
the Normal College assisting in the
work being done by the association at
the college.
Both Y. w. c. A. and Y. M. G. A.
have been organized at the Normal
College and are in flourishing con-
dition. The Y. w. c. A. includes in
its membership almost every girl or
young woman attending the college.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30
FARMERS UNION IN SESSION.

Columbia, 8. c., Jan. 30.-The an
nual winter conference of the National
Farmers Union met in this city to-
day in connection with the National
Corn Show. President G. S. Barrett
and many other officers and prominent
members of the union from various
parts of the country are attending the
meeting, the purpose of which is to
consider Questions of policy and plans
for the fHrthef extension of the mem
bership and Influence of the organiza-
tion.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30
(BN Associated PresS.)

Miami, Fla, Jan. 30-William Jen-
nings Bryan has decided to accept the
portfolio of Secretary of State in the
Wilson Cabinet, according to a state
ment made by his friends here last
night, following conferences between
Bryan and other Democratic leaders
Henry e. Alexander, of Trenton, N. j.,
a close personal friend of President.
elect Wilson, was party to the con
ference. He left today for Trenton
and is believed to be the bearer Of
Bryan's acceptance.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30
Taft Cntlcizes Philippine
Policy of the Democrats

Washington, Jan. 30.-President
Taft in his farewell speech to the
Ohio Society Of Washington last night
attacked the bill now pend
ing in Congress proposing autonomy
and independence in eight years for
the Philippines.
'Is it possible" asked the Presi-
dent, that the Democratic party is
going to reverse the policy that has
vindicated itself by ten years expert
ence merely for the purpose of con-
forming to the cobwebbed planks of
forgotten platforms? Will they not,
before they take such an irretrievable
step obtain reliable information as to
the conditions that obtain in the is
lands? This issue has been relegated
to the limbo of free silver or the mar
row doctrine of states rights. Those
who continue to give out theil
lucibrations on the Philippines are nov
less than those who expect to attent
the next inaugural ball."
Speaker Clark, who followed th'
President, declined to debate with hin
the Democratic policy of independence
for the Philippines.
"I am not going to debate the inde
pendence of Philippines with Presiden
Taft" said Mr.. Clark. 81 have no il
clination to make Philippines speec
and I'm not going to either wis
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30
A BANKER sent UP
EVERY TEN DAYS
this YEAR
THREE BROOKLYN FINANcIERs
MUST SERVE TIME FOR MIS-
APPLYING FUNDS.
by Associated Press.)

New York, Jan. 30.-Every ten days
since New Years bank president has
been sent to jail from Brooklyn by
Supreme Court Justice Crane. The
third man, w. c. Dameron, former
president of the Home Bank, was to-
day given one year in the penitentiary.
Cameron was found guilty of misap-
plying funds of the bank. The two
other banks presidents sentenced are
David A. Sullivan, president of the
Mechanics & Traders Bank, convicted
of larceny of $4,000 and Brock R.
Shears. president of the Borough Bank,
convicted of misapplying $4,000,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30

Turks Display Spirit Of compromlse
Constantinople, Jan. 30.-The Turk5
ish government displays a spirit OF
compromise in reply to the joint note
of European powers today. The Porte
asks the retention by Turkey Of the
quarters of Adrianople fortress In
which holy shrines are located and
consents to dismantling the fortiica-
tions of that city. 1t proposes to
leave to the powers the disposal Of
the territory on the right bank Of tn
Martha river, running through Adri
nople. The Porte, however, insists on
retaining sovereignty over the islands
in the Aegean Sea, although it inti-
mates a readiness to leave the settle
ment of the insular regime to the
powers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30

we were out Of there in as good shape
as when we got In. But according to
the Democratic platform-which
didn't make-we are committed to a
policy. believe that when a man
gets Office on a platform he should
religiously live up to the planks that
are in that platform"
President Taft began his address
with an eulogy Of President Mckinley
and from praise of Mckinley he turned
to the Philippines.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30
No More Conferences with Leaders

No More Conferences With Leaders.
Trenton, N. j., Jan. 30.-President-
elect Wilson announced last night that
his conferences with prominent Demo
Gratis generally about 'men and poll
cies," which have been in progress
ever since he returned from Bermuda,
now were at an end. Henceforth, un-
til March 4, he will devote practically
his entire time to his duties as gov
. ernor of New Jersey.
The President-elect said he did not
plan to see any members of Congress
between now and the end of his term
as governor, but that, Of course, he
would receive those who sought him
on questions that might come up in
the interval.
The governors statement prompted
the inquiry as to whether he had made
up his mind on the personnel of the
Cabinet.
"Of course, there are no fixtures"
he said. I'm trying to keep my mind
Open"
Asked If Cabinet suggestions were
still pouring in he replied: "They
are not pouring in, they are just driz-
zling now"
Incidentally Mr.. Wilson revealed
that he was looking over the field to
pick man as Secretary of the pro-
posed department of labor.
Everybody seems to be agreed that
the bill now pending before Congress
creating a department of labor will
pass" said the governor.
For the first time in the history OF
the state the governor of the state
sat Wednesday with the legislature
Mr.. Wilson watched the Legislature
elect William Hughes to the United
States Senate.
"I never saw a United States sena
tor elected before" he said afterwards
He extended his congratulations In
person to Senator-elect Hughes and
sent the following telegram to another
friend, Willard Salisbury, who was
elected United States senator from
Delaware today, after long. deadlock
my heartiest congratulations. an
delighted that we are to be intimately
associated. The outcome seems in ev
cry way admirable"
James H. Patton Of the Farmers
Union of America urged the Presi
dent-elect to appoint G. s. Barrett, o
Georgia, president of that organiza
ton, as secretary of agriculture.
Mr.. Wilson said he had accepted nj
invitations to speak between Marcl
4 and the following autumn.
He has had many offers OF summe
homes in other states. He said las
night that the lease on the house Il
which he lives at Princeton would ez
pire soon and he would give itup, bu
that he would retain legal resldenc
in New Jersey.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30
BRITISH LABOR PARTY
FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

London, Jan. 30.-The British La
Dor party, representing trades unions
with nearly three million members,
today declared in favor of woman suf-
frage. This action would carry enor-
nous weight in the event woman suf-
frage were made plank in the pro-
gram Of any party at a general cleo
tion.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30
Turkeys Reply Not satisfactory.

Turkeys Reply Not Satisfactory.
London, Jan. 30.-Balkan delegates
to the peace conference do not. con,
slider the Turkish reply to the powers
note satisfactory. DR.. Daneff, chief Of
the Bulgarian delegation, said: I'VE
have said that the fortress of Adria-
nople and Turkish islands in Z. the
Aegean Sea must be ceded, and with
out this peace negotiations will not
be resumed" Moreover" he added,
this cession must be made before
hostilities are resumed. as the first
shot will change our conditions"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30
FLOOD SITUATION
REMAINS UNCHANGED.
(By Associated Press.)

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. S0.-The flood
situation is unchanged. except a slight
rise of the river. More than one hun
dred families are reported without
shelter near Benoit, Miss, as a result
of the Beulah crevasse. Rescue work
is slow, because of lack of boats.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30
INTERNAL STRIFE
Threatens
TURKEY
WORLD MAY BE CONFRONTED
WITH CATASTROPHE WHICH
WILL BRING ON CIVIL WAR.
REVOLTS AGAINST YOUNG
TURKS EXPECTED In ASIA
Ottoman Empires Reply to Powers
Note is Not Satisfactory to Allies
Wants to Retain Part of AdrianopIe
And Islands in the Aegean Sea.
= <%%<<<<%%<~%~<%~ = = = .
. BALKANS GIVE NOTICE 4
y TERMINATION ARMIsTiCE 4
(By Associated Press.J

= Constantinople, Jan. 30.-The I
= Balkan allies today gave notice Of
= termination of the armistice,
= with four days grace before re-
= sumption of hostilities.
. . = q q = = . q q %A . Q . 4
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-30
BRYAN Will ACCEPT.
SEC. OF STATE
PORTFOLIO
ANN NoUNc CEMENT MADE BY
FRIENDS FOLLOWING MEET.
ING AT MIAMI LAST NIGHT.
WILSON'S CLOSE FRIEND
PARTY TO CONFERENCE
Henry &. Alexander of Trenton Leaves
Today for Jersey Capital and 1t Is
Believed Bears Bryan's Acceptance
Wilson Sees Hughes Elected.
= 80 . = . = %>%~%% =
= WILL NOT DISCUSS =
= "UNAuTHoRlZER REPORTS
lBu Associated Press.l

. Miami, Fla, Jan. 30.-W. ]. 4
= Bryan today denied that Alexan- 4
. der called upon him on political 4
= business. He declined to discuss 4
. Unauthorized reports"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
aonseoptrenes geibs.

Song ariition Den 8. Gstre, en-.
fefeiierinoen of Huslano og Gnfe'
bronningen Of England, er nu pao
8ei bertiI for Of toee oeres i9o.
DonIige GfteraarsopboIo pao ben
file Gienoom rSpi6sre", iom De to
Gamer 10 eier u6e oeo &lampen.
borg"
Der er rioset rsrenoe | oenne
menneifeIige Trone bos De to aon'
geoetre til at penoe tiGbose til Ra'
turen fra Soffernes Stipbeo, oq
oorm tiIboee til bet file 2ono, Der
itaar meo breoe gsge; bet er ID
bog to at Soroens Nastise, Der
Fer | rosIe &sftmaoneoer boiler I'D
peb ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ltne arne,
omiIpngebe at ale be f0iIes Barn
oomsminoer ON bet 2an6, bpor b.
fbotes % oporoees unber beifeone
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

lioen; ON ban enonu minoes mig,
oeo iee life. isieoe 8anten til. Ser
bar en- bemo6ie Slang / Stemmeit,
Der bar blepen iongere % ino9ere.
Soa boooe reiit JIG % ignot Sam'
pen poa Sfrioeboroet. 8eo oens
Sfprm bleo bun bar. at Ianten par
meeet bIea % bapoe 1oarer | 9I'
meme.
rgeu iaar on iaen en- Hem, ieon'
los Rat 8ante S0a9, uobreo bun
anaerinlO, aOu bIioer maaife ri9iig
ipg, og oct er u%Itiammen min
Sfplo."
Gag Dig oct life iaa NOR, ioa'
re0e Tonten meo ct milot emil,
,Qatten brin9er oite 8aao, %
igonlsie Elmer bar man unoertioelI
iaaet Spar paa mnngt et y9por-
for?" Gig mig fun cen 1ina, ier
on gaar; fenoer ben 9amle @reu D.
@eroer DIT Rann, % Oeo ban, bpis
Niece og 9Ieieoatter on er."
..geei. BET tror ieg iffel Saa mart
Renineen gif op ior BAN, aibreo
ban Sons fort og bebreioeoe BAN,
at ban bnpoe oRret en- iaaoan gsor,
at ban bapoe Iooet fig ionge al en-,
buem oct iormooentlie INN Dar bans
Stang og genge ON at 9ere. Ger
falot beitige ORD. og De ifiltes /
9reoe".
Ia Son por gaoet. bleo 1anten
Iieaenoe en- Stuno og itirreoe irem
for iig, beniunten / opbe 9onfer.
Smiioer reiite bun ia. oabneoe en-
Sfuffe | Sfrineboroet og frenttog
en- file goffe, Der bar Poaifriften:
,grPn0es nnabnet efter min 800.
Gun Isite 9oonoet al gastei; ben
inoeboIot Ell BOG, en- Eel grene,
nooIe pisne gufetter og giaebet al
en- ung Wano / 2eitnontsimiform.
Qqnge betrngteoe bun gortrGttet,
meoens 9onre efter Toare ruIeoe
neo 40 benocs ainoer. ~Saaro og
folo, flyer be, on er bleDen", boi.
ifeoe bun, bar 2ipet bqroet DIT
Sino, bar bet brrbt bit Siertes
@o6bcb, aft bet. ies eIifeoe bos oig.
ioa bar nit Offer 10 forsGoes. ioa
piIoe ies fsrIt for aIpor baoe miitet
big. Men mel ieo er bis pao. at
inherit inoe | bit Sierte leper Nin.
oernes Beroen, bet geloer fln ON
at noa IND til Dem. Seq bill oa maa
forfsse bet, ioa itpre Sub Sol.
gerne~.
Ct al Brepene, Der bar proe at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10


~pyn " uluIU enel utullDOta1
er ogiaa foreneoe i 5sOernes Scr.
6oIo; De pil 6rebe Seius. men
oct fommer al De life I'll IT {
z anobeoen.
Ceres 5lpgtifab oa ianOe aan-
beige alfitamning er III beOiit.
Seius ipsrger iaa Tor ON mn.
liat at lore Dem TT 0oerbeUisning
.Spo n eoer fan ooerbeoiie MIC
ON nogen Spuo? Si9er ieg Sano.
beo. boorfor tro 3 mig oa iffe9
Zen. ION er Al @no. borer @uos
0r6. 0erior bore 5 life, ioroi !
fife ere al @uo."
4ien bDem er M oin 6aoer. 9G.
ier2 Ser er rig 2~lnleoning til a
faa Rlar6eo oDer oct.
Oct aanoeliqe Slpgtifab fan if.
te forn6gte lig.
SgrlIa bette at bile hert
@uos 0rO % ioo i 9ib % @anoe.
% @ernina at ilUate @llo poa, Del
er oct eneite iolioc 9ebis, Der
fan feres for, at @uo er Dor 6aoer
"a mort bel. at Der er fun Sall
ON cen Of 10 iom 6aoer - @nf
eQer 0i9uelen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
On ios=Yilat
GAarb. Stiitst.)

On Qnon1mus - bnorfor oelger
beofommenoe fit Qonn2 - bar
a~nIeoning Of min SneriRtteIie al
9ilatusartifIerne / nStiftstioenoe~
= tiIifreoet mig fsI9enoe:
nSr. Crit 9baning beOes / en-
fsIeenOe artiteI opIpie, boorior
giIatus banoleoe gait, eiteriom
belle 5~reIiesoprfet oar umuIig.
giort, / Sab ban bapoe npstet
at Iaoe Seius forsfeite."
On Rutios-g iIatus.
3enne Senoenoelie funoe aigipe
Stof til en- bel artifelierie, men ie8
lfal ioreIgbie inoitr9nfe mig til
~felgenoe:
Seq bar ofte tioligere bert Iig.
nenoe 9etra9tnin9er giort gRloeioe
meo Senipn til De Yerioner, Der /
2ioeIiesbiitorien gaar Seiu geos
2grinoe. On ieg life buffer fell
bar oct @eors granoes. iom engang
oiloe f%orioare Suoos' 5orraoeri no
ira lignenoe argnmenter.
3eiIen / oisie getrogtnineer
6qnger aabenbort iommen meo en-
life uaIminoelig Concentrating
al Sfabnetro og G~riitentro. alt,
boao Der fer Of 9oot eler onot, er
3oripnets Billie, iom pi Renne.
fer er Geoifober for.
0gioa ariiti 9so bar Subs epige
og uroffelige 5oruobeitemmelie, og
oerfor mootte 5oripnet opisge og
finoe fine 9eoifober, Der trnoe eoo
ben epige 9~eitemmelies aerinoe.
Disie 8eoifober bar t. CTS. Suoas
og Bilatusl De bonoleoe oerfor,
iom De ifuloe, og funoe 10 life an
oerfeoes.
Ren en- fig 8etroetning er ben
rene Wubomeoonisme og life 9ri'
TENDON. Sbi ariitenoommen isger
6eitanoig for at gsre ben bellise
oa retfproige Sub uon parli Q
for Wenneifenes 5orbrpoelier og
onoe SonoIinger. Dg bpab mere er
= ifI. ariiten6ommen er 8uos
SanoIinger oltio ammentRnf T.
e meo MenneIfenes. Sub reipef.
terer | fine Son6linger og 8eilut'
ninger @enneffets Billie. Oct onoe
maa Menneffene ielp bore anipo'
ret for, IeIp ON Sub en- | Stanb TIL,
naor bet onoe er billet og giort at
Wenneifene, at penoe bet onoe til
bet gobe oe optoge bet ! fine epise
BIoner til Renneffenes Srelie.
Ogfao Seiu Tso er ct @eiiItot
of Menneifenes onbe 1anfer og
&anbIinger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10


ttuuI W u0eit SlOen OH oell Dele
Stilling, De ienere fom til at be-
flGoe.
% mems yHolaritiernen@, Bic.
toria ano gilbert" % gG8arenna@
ligger og itooier / SebenbopnsSaou.
iiooer De TO 6pritinoer uoe / Sa.
pen beo GROUNDS leenoe apit oa
iaqte fllffenoe 81. mems Guften
ira SapenS S-eniommerpragt ON.
bslger Song ariitions to 8gtre -
Nlen n0enfor poa Stranoneien
qaar 0pooqere @ngt 0at oa Gag.
garets onnif-amrrifnuif StGDne
afbolote5 / 8oaene ira ben I. til
oen y. 2hiauit paa &alletiloe sol.
ifole. Ter iones OF bare sen ior
6oert aar alaoeliat p%ofienoe I'll.
ililtning til oisie @ieoer; %iaaIeoea
ocltog oenne @ong oDer 100 01en.
neifer. al builfe oper SalpOeIen nar
6eieaenoe 0anife ira Amerifas Tor.
ifeIligite Ggne, oItiaa / egentlia
5oritan0 nif.9lmerifanere og-
iaa ira argentina bar Der moot BE
pr%nientanter.
Soritanoerne BOIL Sanien. Bale
filoe. 3oienOal, 9nnabn, Gle Steons.
aoisiel, og 9roiesior $. =.
5%reoerifien iamt 9rpiterne 6b.
0elmea. Is. Z. 9sibierg. Y. aiel.
heoe. Subj og @raOenaaaro taItc
oper forifeaige Gmner paa iolfe'
lia oanif.amerifanit % paa arunot'
uiatanif @runo; 9tnor. @raii ira
Seuoerinanuo iortalte ON ben
Stamp. Der icres ienoen pa Tor
3~anifbeoens 9euareIie hos pore
9anosmpno Der.
S~folebeItprer CIaf gtieIien pe9e-
De paa oct euifelige l. at Der fab.
ties Ell Samarbeioe meaem De oon-
ife MISUNDERSTANDING / amerifa
o. Der / 2anoet. 3enne 5anfe buroe
life baoe SOP at %iorioinoe / Silent
lien. Scr er Der no9et 8untt, pao
hoilfet Der ber gsres alt Tor 0p'
retbol0elien al oanif RatIonolitet %
Sprog. oo er oct hos ben opoof
ienoe SIpgt, Der iaa nemt oroges
of De itore iremmeoe 6orboIo. %
bar en- Gag - Tom 9eoarelie at
Danifbeoen hos uoOanoreoe 9anos-
mpno - lite llngoommen meo
ia, oa er Den osososmt.
Bar Der life en- Opgaoe Tor
.9onif gerOensiamhmO" at isge
leit? -
gaa oen enc al StGonets Gage
foretoees en- lloiIugt pr. 8ogn til
geirbsi meO 9eiea pna Serregaar'
Den 9rogsbolm.
Spore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
Winotrnts Nagt.
nj 3. 81.
Giatt.'0

ySDao itaor bu oe tGnfer paa,
liGe Soa2" Iso en- mild Stemme
benne ira 99reIiets gaegruno
Den iin9e 9ise, Der itoo oeO BIN.
Duet og itirreoe no ooer Oct merte
9orp, bpor fun e%nfeIte, iOagt bran.
oenoe 2ogter oanneoe inoa 9Dsplet.
ter, for iommen og penote fig ON.
gStfe pao noget iGrIigt", ioare.
be bun. nSfol ieg tpnoe 2ampen?"
ngei life enbnu; tom beaer Der.
ben til mig; iee oil gerne tale liot
meo Big"
Soo gift meo Iibt tsoenoe Sfriot
ben til gboiielonguen, bnorpna Ian.
ten loo, os intte FIG poo en- lan
StoI. ngr Der noaet, ieg fan gre
for oig?" foeoe bum.
ga, min fare, life Bieel On
Snano Iogoe fla bIibt poa ben iinee
giees arm. ga, on tan gre no.
get for mig oeo Of Iuore mig qrliet
pna ct SpsrgsmoaI. Der ligger mig
paa Sierte. giI bu life, | aft Sab
for en- Ei6, | andre Smgipelier, |
ct Siem, bpor Der er ungoom3"
Gen unee piee for | geiret meo
ct llobrub. pao, nei Sante Soo,
ieno mig life bort, Lob mig bliDe
fer. Oil 6u lite NOT beboIoe mig2"
Seq oil intet bellere, Barn, men
at 2ibet Der hos mig er enfomt oe
triIt for en- ung Bige, mao on tro,
> 8i bill | oenne 5orbinoeIie
benpiie til ZIP. Or. 4, %: ga, be
bope | Smbbeo foriamIet fig
oenne Stab imob bin bellise lie.
ner Seius, bpem bi bar ialbet, bna'
be &erooes o. Bontius gilatiis til.
Iiee meo Seoninserne % Ssraels
GoIfeitmmer for at gre bet, iom
bin &oanb oe DIT @oab forub bop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10

al pare gennenlGlt mango, mango
( 9ange, la9oe bun til Stoe. gentle
Yaffen, bOor bun baooe taget Den
% latte Jig til at ifrioe.
Zen nGite Worgen oa @enerolen,
8reo b. 8eroer, irnaote mo / lit
ArbeiosbGreIie / amtmanosbollgen,
bpor ban bnnoe aDarter nnoer fit
forte Gpbolo / Den lille @arniion5.
by, ianot ban meaem ale DC tienit.
lige Sfrioelier ct 9rep, Der bar
9Dens 9oitiempel, og bnor aores.
len Dar %ifrenet meo Ell lin. rpitenoe
Cameboan6. Weo en- iortrnoeIig
Diine req ban 9rebet op 90 iaa eff.
ter lluoerifriiten.
san itirreoe ct giebIif pao Den.
oS0a 9riinig" IeO neiten lom ct llo-
raab ira bans sGber. gSoa - Son
- Soal" 8entog ban, og for boer
@ang ban nqoneoe Barnet, lit
Stemmen en- bIeOere along. llnoer
SGsningen al 9repet par oct, iom
on ben beie, itGrfe SfiffeIie ianf
mere % mere inmmen. Ia ban bar
iGroig, CLEO Yopiret neo poo Sui.
bet, og ban itiuIie aniigtet / beege
9enoer.
9renet Ieo iaoIeoes:
~9ois oct Raon, Der ltaar un0er
oisie 2inier. fun er en- tom Slang
! DIT g-re, ingen @enlDo mere
giper ! DIT Sierte, ioa tilintetesr
greoet % lao mig uGre oso og
CLIENT igen. Wen lener Der en6nu
ct Ytiuoe / Din Si9l ON Goa
9rilnig, iom on, oct neo ieg, EN-
Sang bar bnft fRr, iaa lao mig
life gaa bort ubert, naor ieg MI eff.
ter De mango Mars 5orIsb ieen
fommer til Big. s De Ipffeliee 90.
&c. oa pi enonu baobeoe poa. at Dor
a~qrligbeo ifliloe funne ooeroinoe
5oroommenes % 9or6oloenesMaat,
iagoe on en- Sang, at on fln6e life
tGnfe big, at on nogcn Sinoe finoe
gibe mig aiiGog poa en- oIoorIie
9sn, Tom bet ftob / DIN 9aaet al
opipIbe. Sor mig feIu fom ipa al.
BRIG til big; men ies fcmmer M
meo en- gsn for TO unge, BIN Ssn
og min pIeie. oe 9~rooerootter, en-
nnoen Soa griinis. De to ftaor ni,
'om pi itoo for fprretppe aar fben.
Gun bIiper olbrie bin ems Snitru
mob bin Billie, bill oIorig paa ben
Noooe frpbe melIem big og bin enc.
tie Ssn, men bill GLIDE ftine bort,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-09-10
9anmarfs arrreipOnoantt.
aebbb. .. %. &lu9., 1913.
SdnfrpOcriet

SAAAAt0ANA
Der / Den forlebne llge fDlote ale
SIno paa oet fraitigite. % oct pit.
not oct meite al Sanoet ODER. Com
formentlig allereoe meooelt breo
ct 4ar tDiftalenoe Eerioner mo
ae6enbapns Sparetasies 2iterbro.
afoeIing, bnor De ipi9reoe Geren
til og paa ggte milo melt Bacon
toang De 10 tiliteoepurenoe asiIiten.
ter til at ltrptfe 9pnoerne op I'M.
Der bDilfen 9eifeitigelie 6ranif.
m9noene fit 5ornsielien al itaoig
at babe ct Bar 5iepolDermlnoinger
figgenoe inc / Aniigtet. o'8errer
bIeo iaa bunone og imiot NED / aGl.
oeren, meoens 3eperne fierneoe fig
40 EN- 8agosr, me0tagen0e DEN for.
bamoennprenoe fontante 5000 ar.
tore aosiebeboloning.
Selpislgelig bar Bolitiet iat ale
arefter mo poa at fin0e asoerne,
belle oct itore Gfterretningsipitem er
/ 9eo9gelie, Sog og Sfibe bebog.
tes, Sienalementerne er oplpit poa
iamtIige SopeoItaoens 9eoGrtnin.
ger, Gusierfoortererne er gennem.
Itsbeoe o. I. fr. gaen itaoig uoen
ReIultat. Og linens gaar Rpgterne.
Sao er Gsoerne iet Der, % iaa
bar De n9ret Der, og ioa er oct =
or cole oanife itoriIaoeoe 89nfe.
mabel = De TO 0onfosliitenter
ielu, Der bar i%tiaalet 9en9ene og
fabriferet belle 5ilnesoramaet =
og itaoig prsber Bolitiet allie pna.
pegeoe Spor, men ogina itaoig uoen
SeIo.
Nan fan life barge zig moo ben
Ianfe, at oct maa bare ct 22222
Boliti, Ri bar. Raor en- 5orbrpoel.
ie = iom / bette 8iliGloe = an.
meloes ct aoorter eiter, at Den er
begaaet, og ale 9per / Sno. og
nRrmeite llolono er oIarmereoe,
iaa ber to l1oI9noinge, bois Sig.
noIement man bar, life funne Hip.
pc no at 9pen. Og De bsr life
beIIer tunne boIoe fig ifjult / SO.
b~eoItaoen, u0en at Bolitiet
moa funne rDge Dem no al
oeres Sule. gi er 10 bog fun en-
balo Nillion Renneifer Der | 9nen,
oe @iterretningso9ienet buroe bore
iaa minutisit oirfenoe, at ingen
fremmeo Berioner fan toge Opbolo
ber, uoen at bet tilmeloes poa Boli.
tiItationerne. Wen Der clipper oct,
Bolitiet bar for meget at gore meo
at ie efter, meo llrtefr9mmer Be
teriens @aoe er feiet e1er om8rsnt.
banoler Senien fra aaItrup retti'
dig forla6er Ioroet o. II f., til at
oct fan onerfomme at boloe ielne
oct betponin9sfuloe friminalretsli.
de Gfterretnina5Initem peoliae.
Og oertil enoeIie, at on 2en-
ningerne | @toten life er iDimlenoe
bsie, fan mar life forpente, at ben
ffol runlnie noget aronbloo ofglom.
Iter Of ben omffe Sntelligens.