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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-05

At a meeting of Good Intent Council,
No. Il, o. U. A. NJ, held in the Court
House, Thursday morning, the 10Th ult.,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term:-John Perkins, Jr, c.
William C. Rambo. V. c.; Caleb Parker,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-21

This Coupon must accompany tn'
order.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-21
EFFICIENT
HOUSEKEEPING
Cherries
BY HENRIETTA d. GRAUEL
domestic Science Lecturer)

she bake a cherry Billy Boy?"
to be
glad that we
know than
be
B-boy his sweetheart and
The japanese believe charming maiden
and that the lovely
cherry spring time the
Mywaks They
ind rhymes the mythical maids
and
blossom and the
which similar
They that the drink has certain
fruit juices bes and
land
claim great things Tor W1d chey
contributes to the Joy of life
in thing that
cannot leave her mot
thick crust rich
all the
Not of course
cherry pie needs voucher but
and haste to be done
quick wink her Now
cherry dumplmgs?
dough for this Roll out and cut it in
the cherries
the the two to-
gethe
in
theya edone
and ideal jucness Mu
nothing
the brighthued Amber cherry
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Daddy 'sBedtirne
What tho
In the Box
e Found
In the Box

n daddy that Dnah srumbns about
again let Tabb on her kitchen rug
a. and the stable
daddy
do they find warm
them I'm
daddy with folks
smpl mus night.
They In old trunk
Mouse
in moved when family
a
bachelor hated cats
awhile
The In
liked
old had to dinner that evening and Skip
to Scam something good eat
which tied
fastened almost In
wouldn't
O replied
andpe peak cloth
dining
roo o
herself she would kind
which
bag a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-21

picots. repeat from FIVE times more
seven chain, join to fourth of eleven
chain with one single.
4th round.-Eleven doubles under
each seven chain, join to first double,
then fasten off the cotton neatly and
securely.
In working the second and following
circles, Join to previous circle by
working one single into the center OF
each of two scallops when working
the corresponding scallop on next cir
Gle.
For the heading:
LIST row-Work as for quadrupla
treble into the depth between two
scallops Of one circle (see design
work off two loops, work a double
treble into next circle (see design
work off all the loops on the hook.
six chain, one treble into mex scallop,
six chain, one treble into next seal
lop, six chain, repeat from the begin
ming of the row.
End row.-One treble into a stitch
one chain, pass over one stitch, And
repeat.
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- By NAY MANTON s~.-H
In ordering these patterns be SURE
TO mention the name
"May Msnten.'

WITH APPLIED TRIMMING PORTION,
WITH SQUARE OR CURVED CORNERS,
WITH HIGH OR NATURAL WAIST LINE.
Tunic suggestions are all smart this
season. This skirt gives the tunic idea
by trimming portions arranged over the
sides. The main portion OF the skirt -
cut in six pieces. The panels at the front
and at the back are extended to form
the lower portion and the side panels are
Joined to them. The trimming conceals
the seams. In the large view the skirt IS
shown all of one material but the sugges-
ton in the smaller view is good one.
The panels and lower portion OF the skirt
are of a checked material while the side
portions and trimming portions are OF
plain. The model is an excellent one tor
the coat suit, for the gown, and Tor the
odd skirt to be worn with separate waists,
and is adapted to washable materials as
well as to the heavy woolens.
For the medium size this model will
require yards of material IT, or yards
:36 or "a inches wide, to make OF one
material; 4I yards II, 2 "a yards 80 or a.
inches wide, with 298 yards any width
to make as shown in small view. he
width of the skirt at the lower edge yards.
The skirt pattern No. 7757 is cut in
sizes from ~ to 80 inches waist measure.
1t will be mailed to any address by the
fashion Department Of this paper. on
receipt Of ten cents-
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: Daily Riooles

l. Behead and curtail very angry
and leave q small animal.
2. Can a leopard change his
spots?
8. What fellow is the most ac-
tive7 .
4, Fill in the blanks in the fol-
lowing sentence with the same word
differently accented: They had q
when they went for q
~
5. Why Is man wearing snow
shoes like a barefooted man?
Questions.
Answers.
]. I-rat-e.
2. Yes, when he is tired of one
place he can go to another.
8. Jim Nasium Gymnasium
4. Row.
S. Because he has-no shoes on.
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HAVE THE STOCKINGS PADDED
Latest Idea That Is Sent to us From
Paris Is Not Without lts Dis
advantages.

Padded silk stockings are a brand
new idea from Paris. What with one
and one-half yard skirts and slashed
skirt hens, the neither limbs are
good deal In evidence these days. and
the French woman with thick foot,
a lumpy ankle and fat calves, is do
ing her utmost to remedy these de-
fects now by wearing trim-buttoned
boots, which undoubtedly make the
ankle neater and daintier. and boots
with long lines that give slenderness
and aristocracy to the foot, Now pad.
ded stockings have been added to
perfect the contour above the boot
top. 1t Is not likely that these padded
silk hose will have any great vogue
in America. Woe be to the woman
who buys pair to wear with her
bathing suit, for the padding, which
30 neatly rounds out the limb at the
calf, is not guaranteed against the
effect Of salt water, which will be
more than likely to reduce the careful
iy placed padding to soggy Jumps IN
the wrong places
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TIM ELY DISHES.

Sour Cream Spice cake.-Beat two
eggs until thick and lemon scolored,
add a half cup of brown sugar and,
slowly, half cup of New Orleans mo-
lasses and three-fourths of a cup OF
sour cream. Sift two cups Of -four,
two teaspoonfuls Of soda, tablespoon
full and fourth Of ginger, one and
fourth teaspoonfuls of cinnamon, a
third of teasponful each Of salt and
cloves. Sift twice, to blend well, and
add to the first mixture, beating con-
tinually. Bake thirty minutes In a
moderate oven. They may be baked
In gem or muffin pans.
Goldsmith Salad.-Take half cup
Of apples minced fine, add fourth OF
a cup of celery and fourth OF a cup
Of hickory nut meats, fourth OF a
cup of minced olives and green pep
pers mixed. Mix all with mayonna1se
dressing and serve, If for extra occa-
sions, in pepper cups.
Veal Croquettes.-Put pint of veal
through the meat grinder, add a ia
blespoonful of salt, tablespoonful OF
lemon juice and generous sprinkllng
of paprika. Melt three tablespoonfuls
of butter; add two tablespoonfuls OF
| finely minced onion, three tablespoon
| fuls of flour and threefourths OF
cup Of veal stock or milk Cook to
gether five minutes, add two eggs well
beaten; stir until thick. Mix with ths
veal and cool. Shape, allowing 6
rounding tablespoonful for each GRO
quette Dip in crumbs. egg ane
crumbs and fry in deep fat Serve
with or without white sauce.
Calls Heart.-Wash the heart, re
move the tough portions, stuff with
good stuffing, season well with sal
and pepper and bake in the oven fol
two or three hours, basting during thu
roasting. Serve with boiled onions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-21

XouthfuI Effect in Wells.

The veil with the fine mesh Is a goo-
send to the woman who has forgotten
her birthdays. 1t has a deiighttuliy
softening effect, which succeeds III
subtracting some of the dreaded years
of blurring the telltale lines OF time
A veil If wisely chosen, will act as
a good friend, revealing only tha'
which the world may know and con-
cealing much that the wearer desires
to hide.
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THEfEI lzI IEs.EIIaRZZ
TG766ABlIN G6l?l I'd .lnIL, MT

E ~, WoKps '5 cane ianns as IS rsaGy faaIings as
7 could say ten thousand kindly things.
You know not my supreme happiness
at having one on earth whom I can call
friend. Charles Lamb.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-21
Fashions F0ncies
Syh rO>~z$Yl
.1TSzsss S7TSzzassssssszsss.sssa- 80 - ~

Bulgarian colors are seen in the
peplum Jackets of satin, worn with
cloth skirts.
To preserve the good lines Of the
soft, clinging gowns wear low corset
and brassiere.
A tailored bow Of a vivid color Is
seen under a piece of lace or net that
fills in the slashed skirt.
Marie Stuart effects In collars are
much used in Paris. They are carried
out In velvet, satin, fur and plated
lace.
Plated skirts have their plaits held
together with an inner tape so that
the narrow figure silhouette Is not
lost.
Jet girdles are encircling many eve
ming gowns. These are made or large
fat Jet beads arranged on a net
foundation.
Plated peplums are noticeable on
party frocks for young girls. They
look prettiest when made Of chiffon,
tulle or net.
Belts are high in favor on coat
dresses and skirts. Usually the belt
is placed lust across the back to hold
In a little fulness.
Mantelets of taffeta made up In
colors contrasting to that used in the
gown are very chic. Very often these
are draped to give the pannier effect
The Watteau effects are very popu
lar and graceful on some figures.
They should be avoided by the persons
whose figure does not have straight
Iinea
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-21
FOR CROCHET WORKERS
PRETTY TRIMMING THAT MAY
EASILY BE FASHIONED.
BY Following Directions, Effective
Piece Of Work VIII Result-Resl-
Iy Simple Diversion for the
Minutes of Leisure.
Commence in the center Of q

Commence in the center OF q
rosette with six chain, Join round.
1st round.-Five chain, work seven
trebles. each separated by two chain
under the circle Of chain. two chain,
Join with one single to the third Of
five chain.
2nd round.-One double under the
first chain, =, three chain, one single
into the first. one double under next
chain. one into next treble, one double
under next chain, repeat from seven
times more.
3rd round.-Eleven chain, one treble
between two first picots. y. seven
chain, one treble between two next
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-21
Located at st.

Joseph jefferson, says Mary Shaw In
the Century, was once introduced at
club by blundering chairman as MT.
Washington Irvington-I L mean
Mr.. Rip Van Winkle-I-I-m-mean Mr.
Joseph jefferson" Mr.. Jefferson, be-
ing somewhat deaf, did not hear this
and Understood the prolonged laugh
ter that greeted him as he rose. On Its
real cause being later explained to him
he was relieved and exclaimed: GOOD
heavens! ! don't wonder they roared
at that tripping down the scaleP'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-21
His Definition.

A teacher in a certain school asket
for the definition Of furrier. A hant
was raised. "Well, John, you tell III
wbAH a furrier Is" "a man who deal
In furs." correctly replied the pupil
Then. turning to another scholar. tn,
teacher asked for a definition of {
currier. "a man who deals In ours.
was the unexpected reply of the cage,
how
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-21
coca.

Mecca is large city and principal
one Of the east. The temple Of Mecca,
to which so many pilgrims annually
travel, forms spacious square about
a quarter of mile in each direction,
with quadruple row Of columns. A
number Of steps lead down to Moham-
med's house. and within 1t is the black
stone said TO have been brought by the
angel Gabriel for its foundation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-21
E2A PAGE FOp HE Women FOLKS3
NND
|ROME talks
t1esssx5zzasxF J{sT6EFxEXNEN19h8

ny q "a RB "a p

always that God must have enjoyed rss
when planning with especial relish the
their
SUmor their senaiy that ike
them these priceless possesSnS
that they might rod the stony path ahead OF nern ~
and nags snu saucy
and other emoles me
Of OF tna tn anu
Celebrating Aho
though We may nave ~ esa
better owsne Oh
some of the acts Of worthy gentleman
drove the snakes
worthy homage;
Of regretted ne
OF misery might have
saved The world his little snake charming act
is not ALL whether
todav wearing sha n ourb hole o mott
the symbol Of evil And with
plenty OF seents 10 Dc oh out o anu
Of the domain which We rule
ended The warfare against evil
always whether belong his nationality or not
a symbol that enlisted
the fight he fought
b all brothers
all enlisted In the good night to mako this
world a better place to live In
this worldold warfare against the
symbol
he
D->~<-+- /a~7-~!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17

9rep ira 8rpiioent @ilion. Der
hens Senoaasifole arnpeutioneu,
iom furIeoen bolotes i 3iiricb.
5hmeit5, mootog iilg. et 9pttebIao
ira 9rGiioent @ilion Il 9reo al
fMgenOc Snobolo: aSntet Stuoium
er oigtigere for ct Barn emo Stu
Dict al 9ibelen og Sanobeoen. iom
gibeIen IGrcr. oa 5snooasifolen er
BET nirfniugsinloeite Mi6oel Tor oet-
tie Stu0ium. SsnoogsifoIen er iif-
fert en- al De oigtigite 5aftorer
BORT Gin meo Seninn til anrnfter-
oounefie. TIL oens Snofinoelie be-
epnber npiten iao mart ct Barn
er / 5fun0 til at tdIe. % peoparer
belle &t0et igenrem. Senoagsifo.
lens 9eftie / TN er Dor RoralI0p
/ Rorgen. Ger fan life ifGnfes bet
arbeioe. Seu6oesifolen uofsrer,
for megen Opmrrfemheo.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17

Brofesior tSocobiens Striositrift,
ilutter Scr. 3gbl.@ nf 25. Aon.
i'm ltotnleIie on bette Snolae i II.
II. Sagen. oil bioraee III. at In
iferne / Hetninq al Ell gsrGiteifole
- uafbpugig at llnioeriitetet og /
9ililutning til Mrn.gheoen oil
blipe npreoe oa antage mere flare
% faite 5ormer; Def bill enboiOere
brinqe 2io / be frifirfeIige Synter-
ester / Solicit oe iaolebes fremff1n-
De 9ruooet meaem Stot % airte.
% enoeIig bill oct - moo 5orfat-
tcrens @iaie og 8ioen - boS man
ae ilnge ffabe en- lll9it til at fate
fig mo I bet teoIoqiife Stuhittm og
iaaIeoes acre fit til. at 9raftemon.
aelen ON en- Climb bliber meeet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17
Talfor Norien 2aritns
Neoegsrelis.

Zen 9eoeserelie, iom goitorNaor'
ten 9oricn / ggnunen" al a. Ron.
oap for fin liotrroelie al 6olfefir.
fen (uoorbeibet paa @runolag al
ben 9ale, ban bolot | lin STRIFE !
SoIitebro gsnoooen fcrno) fsler ri
set Tom en- SfpIOisbeo at meooele
bore 2piere | fin SeIbeo. Den lpoer
foaleoes:
.Seo er life | Stono til at boil
De en- grGoifen | Dag, ! buert 5alf
lite en-, Der boIoer iis til 1efiten
Sea Fan fun tale no at noget iGr'
Iiat, fom er sooet isenncm mitSinf
/ be iibfte Gage oe Wetter.
COB MIC ftrnfs begpnoe meo a
meobeIe Ncnigbeoen, at ies er bic
ben flar ODER, at ies bIiper MO
til at opaipe min SiiIIing ion
grrft inben for GoIfefirfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17
airfcinOpielie.

Ger par nianee Renneifer fam.
let iioite Ssnong, ben IA. Gee. for
at operoqre ssn6pieIien al Bella
Wenigbeos npe Girte / Omaha; Der
bar ian mango, at DC itoO tGt paf.
fet belt no poo Iroppen, 'oe Der
par nof ooifiniee. Tom sif igen, for.
81 De iIet life flnoe trGnge iig mo.
On unoig, fonps Ssnoae; os GIN.
iigterne par fnn lnie os aIabe, iom
9aeen bar ffsn; tbi Ri nor MI life
mere buspiloe. men flfnoe iamIes |
eeet airfebus.
81. 10 fob 9aitor 2aurIen frem
/ aorosren oe bno Snogangsbsn,
meSens ipD andre 9reiter | ornot
fnpIeoe oppe neo gfteret.
Otter Salmen: I'll 9imIene rRt.
fer DIN Utiffunobeo SUB" talte
areosformonoen, gaItor 6. SEMEN,
Nuifin. @ Wof. II, If. 12.). Sra
ben eomle 9ogts Siitorie terSSrr bi,
bporoon @uo uobalgte Ssroels aoIf
til at bore fit Gienoomsfolf. 0o
naar De fom IND / bet ,or,pttphp
2ono, 0a DiIoe ban so,,, =,
I' VO0' De doe iamles % npo'
se ban piloe giue benz
-ees bar 9erren mn ogina gloe
,enne Wenigbeo ct @rios-Si,s. Ser
rem aou fit 5olf Omlfpreliens Baa
iom 9eon pao, at be ffuloe tilbsr
bom, oa ban piIoe forge for Dem
Os aob ban 9oaben til Ragt; D
ifoI o9re bons egne, og ban oi
ppre Dor Sub. SON fafter al DO
'lSpno | Sopets 9pb, mprfer os me
Qoriets bediee Tegn og tiger: n
ifo[ & pon6re for init aniigt.
q SsraeIs 5euigoom itoo Woao'
itolen inoe / oct Gaerbenigite; DC
ifuloe gpperfteprniten gna inc ee
| @nna ON aoret oe ORE for bel
, Solfets Spn6er. STU er Seis SIT
titus ielp Naaoeitolen, og 81 = BOZ
enfelt of os = maa gaa ben !
bom % tale meb BAN ON alt {
Dor gpno. Oct Wenneife, Der be
+ iet noset of Afsrunben ! TT Sjerf
han lprer at fige Tom Soloeref
Cub per mig Climber noooig, {
j. Serren tilgiper. Wen ba mao
Iepe | beIig Bon6eI; ogioa bort y
qeme MAJ pi fremitille til let J
penoe, beIIiet, Sub p~elbebnael''
l.lOffer.~
esroeIs Bsrn bobbe ct @sgoffe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17

Sra .8oneboo~ SeiifoIe. 8nIer.
Ninn., Ifrioes til .0onnepirfe" al
iamme Cato ON ct 3 Cages Msoe,
begpnoenoe 9sroog DEN 20. Rop.,
til Minoe ON Sfolens 9abnine Den
8. Dec. 1888. oItiaa %. aars Min-
oefeIt. nj 9r9iter nor meot &c. =
@rnbengaaro (airfens Sormano).
8. Semingien, $. Ssrsenien, Sb.
annoipn og g. Sanien; oesuoen
msote Gorl Sonien ira Tacoma,
8ofb., Iom par 29rer paa 9ane.
boo oct ferite aar og Here aor
eiter. = Ter por in6melot AZ Gle
per, men De por life ale TONNE
noale fom til Wsoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17

Get anoet Steo, 81 merte lite
buroe aaa ubemGrtet ben, er,
buoo Der Inneere ben / 4rtiflen
~nnfsres: s9liner a.-&. oemt, oil
man iaftiif iaa temmelig aiifere oct
panenloenoe Somiuno ira at Baa
rem / inteIIeftllel Senieen0e. %
&rnteitantisnIen er eln r III.
f omlnen eeunem en- al.
aomp mob BET be q a.
Rel 9r 9roiesiur, abioIut life
en- Il aaoan Ramp.
9perfen Sutber og bans Meo.
biolpere, eibeaer De andre 9iefor-
matorer rsrte neo, buao @uOs Oro
/ 9ibelen Hart tiger. eaer boao
@ios Menigbeo til ale Sioer bar
beferot.
9roteftuntismen bar life en- 5or.
nuftpioeuifabs 9roteit imoo Den al
@ilo anhenbnre0e og al Menigbeoen
befenote Sanobeo, men oen par
Doogne. befpmre6e og freIieieaenoe
@enneifers gruteit moo aft bet.
iom mcnneffeIig 8iIofureIie baboe
isrt IND / airfen, og Tom ~tililsreoe
@llos ~freIfcnoe eonngelium
Ter oil frembeIes bpre iamme
9eiIiqbco. iom 9utber fanot. til at
proteitere iTnoo alt, bpab er be-
iIpetet meo BET, ban os be andre
@%roteitanter proteftereoe imob.
Oct mo oeino forbade en-, at
g~rofesioren Der lroger en- inaoan
@Ggt pao ot gno frer Il intellect
tneI S~enieenoe~. Tom ON Gremffriot
/ fua Senieenoc bnr aGrnen /
Brpteitontismenl
Slnttelia oil hi beruGrfe. at ben
faofaIoie .efsofte Sioenifnb~ obio.
Int iniet fnn oioe ON BET SEQ / ben
apoitoIiHe 5rosbefenoeIie rfeot al
Somfrn Raria~.
Ten fau intet oioe ONT Oct ferite
Renneifepars Sfobelie ener 9ilbli.
peIie, "a liee ioa Iiot fan ben pioe
ON Den onoen aooms 9iIbIioeIie.
Or 9oIen oerimoo ON biftor.
iff gi6en. ia. oa tnIer oenne
@i0enifob fort og tnoeligt ior
Ssomfrufso'eIen.
GnaIen fiqer lila. @attbPlls Ii.
qefremt til Sofef ON Wnria: let.
iom or oplet / benoe. or al ben Sci
90 ifla. 9utas iiger eng
len til Warin: Ten Seuigaano ital
oner big; os oaa beieites
araft faT ooerifpaee big: oerior
IfoI oafao BET beuise, ion isoes.
8nos Sm."
9erfom sfe bette er hiitoriif for
reft og nonaribeliat iaa gao ri pioe
Der finoes biItoriif 9eretnina,
Iom ma trnat fon itoIe paa
0i mener oltloo of pirfeliaI
sfoenffab ftnbfrIter 9roen pm
'Sornfrufsoiefen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17

oens 0nerIeaenbeo / Spergsmaalet
ON sport er ilnrft i%rembGbet.
Zen inenife @nmnaitif bar life
blot fnrbeoret 5oIfets 0elie. men
bar sget Snenifernes @enneminits
heioe. ~ifriuer 5oriatteren % no
taller bet 6aab. at Del imuffe Cts
enpel, SDeniferne bar iat. maa Ell
terfglqes / gnglmto. - Sbao ina
/ 4merifu2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17
Srsoag Den II. 8eefmber 1913.
Qait. s. &. alotb. gaeenab, isis,
bar taart inloo aalOet ira yienI9be.
ben / off 9orn. So.

Era aiblano Seiifole, 9iih., ltri-
per 5oritanoeren Bnit. y. Hnsmns.
len Ill .8annepirfe" al 10.os.
,Saa lar pi oa begpnOt poanp. Oen-
ne @ana uleo p ilinfe 8nrIe. Oct
er muliqt, Der tommer ct Rnr mere
Der er ct gonmel Oro, Der tiger:
v@oot beennot er balnt f%uloenot, "
men Der er ogioa ct snmmelt 0ro,
iom taler ON. at al 8%eapnoelie er
iopr. ut beege Oro taller Sano-
beo, bar ieq ielo erfaret iornmen
meo mango onore."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17

Qampen mob Wormonismen er
MI genoptoaet | aonaresien % bet
paa en- Ranoe, iom giper Saab ON,
at noget parigt goot fol pinoes.
aonsresmano @ine. iira masiafu.
jette far inogipet fslgenoe 5orilag
Tom Sinqg til bort 2nnos aonititu-
ton:
Il. golpgnmi moa life finoe
Steo inoen for be Soreneoe Stater
,.r. noa noeet Steo, bOor De bar
SurisoittiOn.
2. aonsresien ifal babe vfdaf I'll
aennem fornsOen aOoqir.ma at iet
te oenue 8eitemmelie I a-.saft."
Oct bemarte@ at Nsr. Sinet
bette ~ - eopforilas er sdoet no n
bet trettenoe 9inas til Sonoef
@runolob, iom gop SlanerlefSso'
stsoet, oa MOI mener oerfor MI
@ruuo at funne babe, at bet oglc
HoI pfc iie p~irfefraftiet oper 7
mormononoet, Der iaa lonse b.
puret IN .SfompIet pao DOE Naflt
oo oens g~ipiliiation. Man meme
at life olene .Iolieumi", men 0
,oo upoIpeomons Capitalization
foI funne afifaffes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17

@i ear MI / IPngere Sio nRret
iaa oberlesiet meo Snoienoelier, al
Ri fer oct Tom en- Rsooenoigbeo at
beoe iarlig aorreiponoenter ON at
fatte iig fort eIler iimpeItben fige,
bbao De bar at meooeIe al Snteresie
uoen 0mipsb, iaa Reoaftionen life
ffoI ie fia mot til of itrpge aItfor
meget Of benz. Zen enc bsr 10 81.
bes pfnos inn bel fom ben anoen,
9orreipononnce tnber beo at
PENNIES af @onqef S Saaa glaos. De
bill oerimoo i~norere Dines emo tabe
peo of core f~ortfatteoe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17
gibenifab cltr iraifab.

Snao Der rsrer fig 0erbiemme J
Dlooerfirfen, BET bperfen fan eler
ber ppre os Der opre / amerifa
Iieegploigt.
8rofesior Sob. S~ofobiens BOG
yR%etsiagen moo arboe.Rnsmnsien"
oil rinreligpis pRffe nolminoeiig
Merit Rere I 3sIfefirfen.
"a er @rof. aofobiens Sfrift,
iom Dor 9orreiponoent tiger. en-
umooia Won6s mooioe Gambling" ,
iao uil Den nof blipe fulgt Of andre
mo6fge Rpnos mooige 5onoIinaer.
gi oil life forearibe oenne Gags
Sang herobre. men ni bif benlebe
0pmPrfiombeoen pao et Bar Ste
Der ! 9orreIponooncen oen Sa9 an.
gooenoe, iom bi iioit meooeIte.
Dor &orr. anfsrer iom N 10.
~tnIeIfe at 9rof. Safo6ien, at Bait.
a..R. or en- al be 1rpiter. Der tn.
oerer og er / Stnno til at arbeioe
oioenifnbeligt, og Dem bar ui life
iaa mango al, at ri bar Raao til at
unon9re noeen af oem."
Oct er en- 9no hos en- 8rpit. at
ban itii6erer. oe bet er en- 5oroel
for Manoen % hans @erning, at
ban er ! Stano til at arbeioe oioen.
ifnbeligt.
Men - oct b ioenf b e.
fan oaigebel aloria bIipe ben
M.s,eitof, en- 9r9its @erning fol
males meo.
9esuoen mod pi ogioa gre os
Hart, booo Der iorltoas peo oct Di-
oenifabeIige eaer peo Bioenifab.
Deriom Der peo 8ioenifab tom.
fes paa, bpoo Wenneifet fan pioe
aabenboring, iaa bar
en- Yreit ! fin Corning ingen grug
for ben.
ginenifoben fan fun infIe meo,
bpao Der foreIieger. Zen bar al.
oria f1rnnet Hare Spsresmoclet ON
9erbens eder be enfelte @enitcaoes
giIblireIfe eaer Dnergensen T.
JHe.Bpren til D1ren.
Roor pi nT4s- A..r.~
sr y, IorSel for en- psroit oa ban,
| @ernius, OF BON ..an arbeibe piOen
ffdbeIist, ioa tenfer oi paa ban'
gpne til at funne ipsle meo og tn
tiff unoerisee oe beosmme Oct Tore
Iigsenoe, unoerisse osiaa Bioen'to
bens foregipne R~efultoter o9 beosm
me, ON De er 9gte e1er i9gte.
Men Sooeoiasen bliDer bog TO
cnbper grpit, enboer 5orfpnoer O
Subs Billie og bans gei til 5rell'
! at bon maa finoes tro.
!, Oct er, bboo Baulus bapoer, ! Sol
. a, 2.
On arilten mtaa abiolut bapo'
lat CUBS Matchmaking itad
uenoeIig bsiere emo 8ioenifaoen
!. til en- biz 9io poaitaaeoe @eiultate
!. Oct er forbopfenoe, at en- pr'
fesIor reo bort 5aorelanos nntpe
fitets teoloeiifeafoeling fan iRffe
: prafts pibenifabeIise Dpgtigbeo OBJ
bans aroffab imoo SUBS Aobe'
barring oe airfens gefenoelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-17

On GnaeIffmano ON iOenif @pm'
naItif. ~Dailp MaiI" bar uulis tn
hcboIot en- Iebenbe artifeI, iom er
en- beaeiftret Splitting at ben iDenit'
@nmnoitif. Gorfatteren fremboloel
d enaIonb bar meeet at lore q
hen ,peuife 0pmnaftif irrlie MI. Dc
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