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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

Instead of having a parade on the
opening day of the Western League
baseball season in Sioux City, April 25,
in which the Commercial club would
take part, the sports committee of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

Joe Tinker, new leader of the
Cincinnati Reds and President
Garry Herman will be feted by
Chicago friends of Tinker on the eve
ming of April % when the Reds make
their first invasion of the Windy City
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

Pepper Hornsby is trying to catch
on with the Grizzlies. Pep may be
good this year but would not adhere
to the training rules set out by Gear
On two successive nights last week he
staid out until G. NJ. and Gear says
that every man must be in the hay
by midnight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

Pyke johnson, of the Denver News,
is on the road with the Grizzlies and
will express his opinion of the Kaws
after leaving the city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

The heavy end of the batting order
never got a hit Lee and Cochran got
by with one each but the fans were
depending on the next three. This Is
nothing but a statement of facts ana
that is all that it must be considered
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

Fans of the Western League have
not been in the habit of handing Til
O'Neill bouquets on his umpires SO he
got himself a Collofiower.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

Mayor r. L. Cofran might make
rousing good fan if given little train
ing, and it is up to the Boosters anu
RIOTERS club to do the missionary
work.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

AS for the ball team, we haven't
changed our mind a bit. 1t was Just
the invincible work of Casey Hager-
man. OF course the run column might
have been .ess with perfect fielding
but a beat is a beat and a crow is
crow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

Other than in the fielding depart
ment, every man on the team perform
ed just as was expected but bad field
ing don't usually occur.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

A former Drummer. who is ma king
good in the Pacific Coast league, is
Roy Corhan. Out of four times at bat
in a game with Venice, the San Fran
cisco shortstop smacked the pill for a
double and a triple.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

The accident to McLarry caused a
big gloom to settle over the fans and
previous to this affair, Jack Hendricks
had a dark brown taste in his mouth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

AS to the umpire, we refuse to be
party to the suit. Let each fan go
out and decide for himself. This de-
partment lis off, these fellows at least
for the time being.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

The games with Denver, in Topeka
this series, will begin at O'Clock and
the husbands who are late to dinner
must find some other excuse to give
their wife.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-19

Guess the Western Lea-ue graduates
are not doing any good. Winnebago
johnson defeated st. Louis one day.
Hall, formerly of Omaha, won his
game the next day and Eddie Neihoff'
with Louisville, is tearing the boards
off the fences in the American Asso-
citation every day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

from tn" coast up tn" Susitna valley would pass near the Matanuska coal fields and the important 8onntield district but would he inadequate to develop the ore of Copper river or the Bcring coal fields.
 The route by C0rdova would open the Copper river districts and the Panama basin and would also open large area of ore in commercial quan- titles as well as coal fields and q fine agricultural district
 The commission also suggests for this route that a short spur only would be needed to reach. the Boring coal fields whose product could be used for smelters and other purposes.
 The third route discussed would
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
BRYAN ATTENDS
 INAUGURATION
ACCEPTS SPECIAL INVITATION AND WILL BE VERY PROM
 INVENT.
Special Nugget SsrvloA

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. G. William Jennings Bryan has been specially invited by Woodrow Wilson to attend the inauguration and he has already accepted. During the cere- monies he is expected to be the right hand man of the new president and people are interested now in speculat- ing on his appearance thereat.
 It is becoming more and more evi- dent all the time that the United States will come nearer now to have a dual administration than at any other time in the country's history. Mir. Wilson is evidently going out ot his way to treat Bryan as colleague on an equal footing in the work of government.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
EXPOSE GIGANTIC
 SECRET TRUST

so skillfully organized that only the merest suspicion as to it's existence was entertained.
 Proceedings will be started against the Harvester trust in the courts pret- ty soon. What was known as the Harvester trust is. however. only d part of the combination which is now brought into the limelight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

given no indication as to what his will be. and it is quite certain that he will be content merely with asking congress to give Alaska more attention than it has usually received. Since the publica-
 ton of the railraod commissions re- port Alaska has taken more i'm portant place in the estimation of the public. That it's resources are great enough to warrant the construction of great railroads .s taken for certain because the report says as much in directly if not indirectly. tly.---
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
VALDEZ BOMBARDS
 CORDOvA AGAIN

the past two winters tho road has been blockaded much by spring snow slides. Mcintosh stages are deliver ing mail Teikell to Orr stages making three trips a week on schedule. never late"
 This telegram was paid for at Val deg and is evidently intended through the Nugget to get the people here busy. Nome will find it hard to take sides at such distance one way or the other but it is hard to understand why Valdez does not pay its attention rather to getting the postoftice off cials to arrange matters. Those of ficials are on the spot. But the fight between the two towns is evidently going on still.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
MILLION FOR
 MOTION FILMS
FROHMAN WILL PRODUCE PIG TURES OF. THE WORLDS
 GREAT STARS.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK, Feb. f.-t'rohman the theatrical manager, is now forming million dollar company whose business it will be to produce moving pictures est theatrical stars will appaa'
 Amongst those who are II. .eidy en- gagged to pose for Frohman company are Maude Adams, Billie Burke Nazi- mova, Drew, Gillette and many others.
 These pictures are meant to cater tt the tastes of those who do not now 20 to motion picture shows q. all.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

which they are received, and if is still impossible to tell accurately which side has gained the advantage in the battle on the Gallipoli peninsula.
 The fight must surely have been q great one, however as reports from all sources agree that the number of heavy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
Special Nugget Sarsles.

Special Nugget Sar1les.
 Valdez has declared the armistice with Cordova at an end and has re- opened the bombardment of that ill., fated burg. As human beings like to read about nothing so much as a scrap the following telegram from the Valdez Prospector is given for what it Is worth
 VALDEZ. Feb. 5.-The railroad of- ficials are urging the postoffice de- partment to send the mail in bulk to Chitina. Then if road is tied up 1t will always have cold storage mail enough to keep stages loaded.
 "The result will be that the interior gets storage mail regularly but letter mall only when line is open. During
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

frauded the government out of that amount through coal contracts.
 The cases will come up for trial pretty soon. Rodey has been in this city for considerable time. It is now for the exclusive purpose of investi gating the matter. He was summoned
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
MOVING DREDGE DOWN
 TO SUNSET CREEK

Judge Wood who arrived from Tel Ter yesterday states that the dredg which was going on Budd creek is now being hauled down to Sunset creek.
 Sunset creek flows into Grantley TIarbor opposite Teller.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, n. C., Feb, B. The report of the Alaska railroad commission has finally been made public. It makes no specific recom- mendatlon but says that several rail- roads are necessary to properly deVcl- op Alaska. It also declares that no railroad corporation now holds tn" key to the problem and this is re- garded as the most important part of the report as it had been believed that some of the railroad rights of way now existing had corralled the field.
 Three routes are discussed in the report, any of which would have its terminal at Fairbanks.
 The commission says that the route
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
BASKET BALL BOYS =.
 TO PLAY FOR TROPHY

It is now almost sure that q valua- be trophy will be offered for the win ming of series of basket ball games to be played between the teams of Frank Burley and Charley Thompson. A movement is now on foot to get the arrangements made for the start.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
HAND INJURED.

Bill Olivers' hand was operated on today by Dr. Sloan. Some time ago MT. Oliver struck the hand with a hammer but it seemed to be getting along all right until recently when it swelled up.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
QUICK WORK DONE
 BY PosToFElcE STAFF

A record distribution of mail was accomplished yesterday by the new postoffice staff. Fifty five minutes af- ter the arrival of 430 pounds of mail every bit of it was distributed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE, Feb 6.-District Attor- ney Rodey of the second Alaska judi cial division, is now demanding the sum of $1O6,OO from the Pacific Coast Steamship, the Northwestern Com mercial and the Sesnon Companies az damages on the ground that they de-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
GOVT. CONTROL
 WATER POWER
FIGHT STARTS IN CONGRESS AGAINST LETTING TT BE
 GRABBED.
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. G. The fight over the control of the country's water power was begun :n congress today. Senator Burton took the lead amongst those who favor government control
 Senator Weeks on the other side de- clared that the rights of the people could be just as well safeguarded if the government let companies control the power but at rates which the gov ernment would fix.
 The matter is of supreme import ance at present to the whole country especially to the Western states where corporations are attempting to grab. every water right worth having.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
CAPTAIN MAKES
 A CONFESSION
ANOTHER NEW YORK POLICE OFFICER TELLS STORY OF
 CRAFT.
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-0n his death bed last night Police Captain Walsh confessed to having received graft for five xe..rs.-..I Ie-was well known on the force and had q good record. No one seemed to hay" Knowledge of tho fact that he was taking money and his confession is one more evi- dencc of the rottrnness of the citys police
 He is the second police officer within two days to confess graft.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
Special Nugget Service.

LONDON, Feb. 6.--Only the most unreliable information has come in the dispatches from the seat of war today. It is now plainly evident that the messages of the war correspondents are being censored by the Turks and by their foes. The tenor of the re- ports vary according to the place from
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. G. That a gigantic but secret trust or ganization has existed amongst the harvester companies is q fact which has been ascertained by the officials of the bureau of corporations.
 This trust involved combination representing $140,0 ,000 but had been
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
TURKS AND FOES FIGHTING ON
REPORTS FRONl SEAT OF
 WAR BEING CENSORED

The news from Adrianople is also unreliable. lt k uuuucstionod that the bomLardm"ut still goes on but as only messages can h" received from there through the Imlgaridns absolute r"- lancc can certainty not he placed on the stories of the Bulgarian successes
 Nome Nugget $2.OO per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peoples Laundry where you will receive good work executed by none but white employees. who receive the standard wages.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
WILL PRESENT
 REPORT TODAY
CONGRESS WILL HEAR THIS AZ TERNooN OF AlASkA'S
 NEEDS.
Special Nugget ssryies.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. G.
 President Taft will deliver to congress this afternoon the message containing his recommendations in the matter of building railroads In Alaska. He has
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

Goldfish tongues and sounds are dc. licious. We will sell them for 20 esnts per pound during Lent. 7horuif Lshmann. '"4
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
RODEY WANTS Sl06, 900
 FROM COAL COMPANIES

to Washington last year and It is pretty generally understood now that he Was summoned there tn aid the department in deciding what measures should be taken for the prosecution of the alleged frauds.
 The Daily Nugget, $2.0o per month
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
ALASKA COMMISSION REPORT
 SAYS BUILD RAIL ROADS

start near Haines or Juneau and open splendid territories. It would tap the Thunder mountain and Rainy Hollow regions which are declared hy th" commission to be good mineral. graz ing and agricultural sections.
 President Taft is now preparing I message in which he will put tho whole matter up to congress.
 The report is regarded as being of the greatest importance to the terri tory as 1t manifests a thorough be- lief on the part of the commissioners in the greatness of Alaska's resources,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

8. & M. Fishflakes, 15 and 25 cents per can. Thoruif Lehn,ann.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

DEPUTY DAVENPORT HERE.
 Roy Davenport. deputy marshal a Teller. arrived in the city yesterday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

GO TO THE NORTH POLE eaLery for the pest bread and pastry. The only Coffee House iW N0N~n.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

Nome Nugget $2.OO per month.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03

8pffelie. Sra Central Gmerita
berettes ON @pffelie bIonot Soto
Giffer. %eoifobet, iom @uo bruger
til ocllue @erniuq or en- ombenot
Ss6e, Sc Roos, Sen At en- 8abbiner
/ Sollon6. San fem til Sroen pnn
Seius i 81 glars aloeren. gu bar
ban / IS Mar pirfet iom Gnonge-
lit blonOt ipa%niftoIenoe 8oIf | Gen-
trof. amerifa % poo 8hiIippsnerne
8ilitrsmninaen til bans Visoer /
San Spie. hnor ban iioit bar birfet,
ifaI baoe baret ualminOelig itor.
Menneifer itaar OBJ o9 Defender De-
reg Snnoer. % fIere beoer til SUB
paa cen Sang. uoen at oct nirfer
forItprenoe. Ger er oraaniieret 9sn-
nefreoie I Stooen, og nnirelite Wen.
neifer beoer ON epongeliif SER oDer
belle Central amerifo. Wna oeres
gsn blipe bsrtl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03
5af!

Oct er nu liot cner en- Dlaaneo,
iioen jog fom biem fra min GeIie
Il .Staterne", % ieg er igen / 9oe
gomle Sober. Wen mere END cen
Gang far 3onferne Denot tilboee til
be Nenneifer, ies paa oenne 9teiie
fom ! 9ersring meb, oe be $9n.
oelier, iom msote mig. Raar ieg
Inoleoes | Eanferne ger 9uren ON
igen, ioa Der, iaa Der, bIiber ben
melt fremtr9oeuoe 5sleIie altio ben
famine, en- Sslelie, iom beoit tan
uotrpffes meo bet enc Orb: 3af!
9enne 9af gelber fsrit os frem.
melt Den f9re Sub, iom iaa trofoit
boIot ,Sonnoen ober mig og mine
unoer be unoerlig aoipreote og prs.
penoe 5orbolb. Eoffen til BAN ub-
fr9per bog bperfen Bapir eIer gl0f
for at noo fit Monl. Men oerimoo
tr9nger ieg til npbnte Wioler for
at faa 9often til at noa frem til
Wenneffene, og bet er meo @I96e,
ieg benptter mig of Dem. Sof for
Bengene 8 CAB mig til en- airfe Der
oppe | Stan6arol oe 9ot for ben
ipmpatetiffe 5oritaaeIie oe aarIia.
beo, bporme6 iee bIep mootaget al
Trafter og Menigbeoerl
Seq lprte oafaa noget poo oenne
Reife, og maaffe bet fiinoe bore
gnpnIist ogfna for andre at foo at
pi6e, bpo6 bet bar. Seq lerte for
bet fbrite, at ni, iom tiener ben Ser.
re Sefus, I @runoen bog uogsr en-
flor Semitic. 8i Tan NOT babe bore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03

Che 9onern 0tisiion" / Rem
gorf bar npIig ieiret "a Aars 0a.
aen for fin geeDnoeIie. Qenne 0tis-
lion bar fat oet iom fin Opaooe at
oirfe 6lunot oe Guiinoer al BONN
ano.out people" / storitooen for
oeres timeliae @eIiuro og epiee
6relie ga oenne 0tisiion ira 7.
til Is. Gopember feireOe 81 Aars-
SlibilUum. par no9le al De torment
Ite 5aIere, iom ootraate oeo oenne
2eilia6po, 0lpn0, iom oenne gtis-
lion baooe ianlet op / &elioeitcnen
eaer paa @aoen-en inpr @ernin9
men eli Getning. Der brinaer RIG
9eIiiauelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03
&orrelpOnoaiee.
CpiietsuGffenoe ~llofrGoen nf
SoIfefirfen.

abbnn.. 10. Rop., 1913.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Rorten Gar.
len / 0oIilebro, Ell al airfens 5eoite
4iqno, bar ioretaget oct aIuorlige
Sfrl0t q. tr9oe no al 6oIfefirfeu.
0an oplpier ielo, at ban ferit er
naaet til at ta9e fin 9eilutning Der.
ON eiter Iange Sioers tunge gre.
nelier. men man gRtier bel nGppe
ieil, naar man iornooer, at bet or
giifoppernes Strap ON Nettergarg
MOB arboe-8 asmusien, Der bar
bortfiernet Rorten Snriens iioite
5niol ON, bpno ban bnroe gsre; oct
er oct foretosne biifoppelige Sfriot,
Der bar iaitilonet for so. 6, at bans
Opfattelie al Den mnngIenoe per.
ionlige 5ribeo inoen for 5oItetrfen
bar pGret rigtig.
Morten 2nrfen uotnler ieln ON
fin llotrPoen: Gen 5ro, / bpil.
fen ie9 gif til min @erning / @nlg.
mentgbeoens Sicneite, % / boiIfen
ieg MI bar fpmpet oennem 26 aor.
err 6sb oa iluffet hos mig. Sea bar
life mere Gro paa ben aouoeIige
5ribeos Seir / 6oIfefirfen. og Der.
for saor iee."
Worten 2oriens llotrpoen bar
ooft flor Spiigt = ON END fun rim.
ge Spmpnti - / firfeIige 2eire;
fra be BAN nprmeit itnoenoes SIDE
b9boes bet, at ban bur6e babe al.
bentet Ssieiteretsoommen ODER gr.
boe.Rasmusfen, tnoen ban off.
paitor 9orfen er | 6isfe Gage
fpIot GO aor; oprinbeIig bar ban
Seminoriit men fog iaa teologiif
Gmbeosefsomen. Siocn 1883 bar
ban npret ACKNOWLEDGMENT /
Sofitebro, og fra ole Siocr bar ban
oct COB poo fig, at ban ! unlminoe.
Iig @rob bar biit fla Tom en- geo
SjpIeisrger og en- goo Won6, Der
leoebe eiter be itrengeite Retifoffen.
bebens og SeIpforn9ateIfens grin.
clipper, og Tom en- elffet Of fin We.
nigbeo.
Son moa nprmeit benreenes til
8rmotpigionernes 9eir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03
Dc 6oreneoe Staters
Sanlfe Wlmanaf,

9aanO. oe aorboa for 1914 re-
oigeret al WiicaeI SoIomon oe GarI
Sanien, u0gioet al 9oniib 9nbIiib-
ing Souie, SenttIe, 8oibington -
er ienot os til 9lnmeIoelie.
Sect bi meo 5orneielie eiterfom-
mer llogipernes 2nife, ifoI pi ierit
lace Dem ieIo tale. : 9oeens 5or.
ORC beooer oct: SRA oIIe Sam.
funosIag, 2eire og areoie er inogoo.
ct DC SpIpsninger, Der err 9ogens
Morn. De beieit itiIleoe blanot po-
re eonosm9no bar binIpet; De Of
iicielt reprpientereoe bar poet 9i.
Drag ira 9rpiter % Wtenigbeoer,
ira 8oreningsmpno. 5orretnings-
m9no 90 8ormere, ESTABLISHMENT,
Gunitnere % 8resiens SoIf - fra
latte DC bqrenoe arpiter, Der til.
iammcn prpoer ct Soft, er 6enne
BOG uofiet rem.
9oaen ielo er ct 9ebis for Gigtig-
beoen boooe at oens Roon, iurlip
aImanof oa Saanobog. % Of. boao
l%loaiperne / De n%nferte ORD iiaer.
- Zen inoeboIoer POS toipalteoe
Sioer. og bens 9ris / Omilag er
soc. Ger fmoes O%pInsnina ON oa
Goresie poa, mart iogt, alt 9nnif
/ amerifa. Der er pGro at tage |
9etrogtnina. - Soa0 oct firfeliae
4rbei6e ongonr finoes Der 0ner-
iiat oner De TO airfeiamfuno -
grpiter, Menigbe6er. iamt apinoe-
foreninper oa MISUNDERSTANDING |
6orbinoelie meo De TO Samiun6.
Ter finoes ogfna en- Oueriiet ouer
Staterne / ltnionen mar bnert Stat
or optoaet. oeres greaI, oeres So
peopro6ufter. I bpilfe Stater apin.
Den bar Stemneret Off Off.
9oaen er boa6e i~nteresfont %
nnttia og bel opro at onbefaIe. Gen
fan ians hos lloaiberne, men oaidn
lannem Tan. 9uth. Grbt. Souie,
9la.r. 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03
Snsooa oen 3. December 1913.

Zen lutberife STRIFE i 9tortb Ia.
fota. n8be Some Wtisiion Council
Snteroenominntionol Silroep Cont
mIttce1, aItiaa en- iffe-lutberif Sc
mite, BAR uoarbeioet en- itatiitiif
Soeriigt ober airfeiamfmoeae /
gortb 0ofota, og Den Ter iaaleoes
no, p%rorentois: goptiiter 4.6 BRO
cent, GongregationoIiiter 50, Sn-
tberanere 3S.9, Metooiiter 13. Gres-
bpterianere 8, romerif.fatoIife 1874,
eoanaeliife IS, @piifopaIer "a og
andre miHore Somfnno tilianmen
TT grocent. 8ertiI fan iaa feies,
of Of oisie npiten 40 9roceut Gut
tberanere er tim ire engelif luther
tie @~enigbeoer, og ct ooerpeienoe
5Iertal Of Dem er iiffert Sfanoi-
noner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03

ite aor ifnl ieires itore Seirsieiter
oner belle 3pitlano | anleoning al
50.Naref Tor arigen; Der bjenlme
bliper Der oaida beitiOeIigbolot, bnao
Der ifete Tor 80 Aor iioei; ganlfe
pit bar ri 10 inaen Seire at fllrlle
ieite til MiuOe on, men oi bar ct
habit 9larhun0reoes reoelige arbei.
De ior Rat:pneus 6remgang Do
lea bar nient, at Der ogiaa par
@runo til for 9anife | llolanoet at
minoes oe iioite 80 Mars freoeliae
Stamp, % oerfor bar ieg noidt min
lpnge paotpnfte 5orebraasreiie til
1914. SEQ bill tale ooer @nnet:
Ge ii5ite 80 aors llonifling bers
biemme. og lea bar anIagt Bore.
oroaet poo ct breot, foIfeIiat @rnno.
loa: aenuem QnafoIoelie al 8ilhs.
rernes Winoer ON 6orboloene, Tom
oisIe nor sen @ong oe oroe no,
bill icg ao SsIelieus gei f6re Dem
irem til aenoifabet til ben goiition,
port 9ono % SoIf mn %inotager. Sea
toger 9nsbiIIe6er meo, niier I. Cts,
bporIe0es ct Susmanosbrug, ct Mei.
eri, en- SsiifoIe. en- Se6epInntea9e
o.f.o. ioo no for 80 aor iioen, 90
bporle6es De mn fremtrpoer; | gner.
ne bill ica bI. a. biie giaeoer Of
ariitionsbora Slot. Roobbuiet | as.
benhpn, ariition o.Nien6es 9igto9
nennent 9nen OF. fr. RoIitif boil.
Der iea ieIofsIaeIia noe. onneno ieg
bill bTibe neoioaet til at niie Ollie.
Ser al 9erq. 3. 6. Gbriitenien 0. q.
Tor of mnrferc llobifIinaen. -
Spore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03

af en- &eoeasrelie, iom Bait. Mor'
ten 2arien / pBmlnen" af Ia. 0ob.
bar gibet for fin uotreoelie of Sol
feftrfe, ifaI bi ber gipe fdeenoe
gruoltpffe (mooife bi tan gipe belle
MeoegsreIien ~ienere), .aan Wtenie.
beoen I 5oIfefirfen life faa 5ribeo
til at soa mo unoer tit fiIoe friite'
lige Mnibar, ffaI ben peroslige
Waef peo Snong afggre, bbao Der
ifaI reenes for friften Daab, Gro,
SorfpnoeIie Off. TOR iee life bIibe
ben (SoIfefirfen); It'll ba bliber
ben ariitenlipets @rop; bet bill en-.
be meo, at SpfIeriet, Tom meb
Wette fan faIoes 26elaageIiens8e'
oeritngseIisbeo, trpnger fig tho pao
be beIliee Steoer | bort 8oIfs Sir
og Ingger benz soe. @on pil
ipsrge: Sporfor goor bu nu2 Oh
bar 10 t%ioIieere fogf, at ou fsrft bill.
be aoa. bpis Br9Iten | Sfibiteo bier
bomfrIbt for I'm Gore. Meeef rig
tiet, men bporfor biIoe ieg aoaS
Non ioroi iee fatte peofommenoe
Nrnft inrIie bit, efler por enia
meo ban? 2angt fra. Der er pifi
life mongeErrfter enten | eIer uoer
for ScIfefirfen, Tom er mere of'
aiorte M~ooiton6ere at Mrboe.Mas'
musiens ariftenoomsopfatteIie END
iea. Sporfor piIoe ieg oa gaa, naoi
ran blep oomfrTot? Gor6i leg bapot
en- iiffer ToruofsIeIie at, at fett