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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-05-15
PLEASANT HILL.


Mrs Gay Webb and Mrs Wesley
Malone visited L Garrett and
family, in Diamond nrighborhood
Thursday Jean Smith Of Car.
thage, visited home folks Saturday
and Sunday Mrs. Thos Edwards
and daughter Esther spent Thurs
day at Wan Patterson's U. 5.
Lowenstejn and wife spent Sunday
at Lionel Winder' s Mrs Marion
Owings and son Glenn visited rel.
atives in Joplin the latter part Of
the week Mrs Chas Elting visit
ed her parents J W. Edwards and
wife, Thurs lay.--Mrs. Wm. Pat.
terson and daughter Esther. we're
in Carthage Saturday Clarence
King and family visited Uriah
Smiths Sunday - Mrs. Joe Ed
wards spent Wednesday afternos n
with Mrs Turner OF Carytown .-
Roydan S,idncr sheared Sheep at
VIM Pa'tcrsyn's Thursday and
Friday.-Mrs. George Hay and
daughter Pearl spent Thurs .ay
afternoon at VIM Patterson s. -
Mrs. viii TalIman and Mildred
Winans visited Mrs. Joe Edwards
Thursday evening Herman WI
mans visited Paul Edwards Satur-
day afternoon Forest Chandler
and family spent Sunday with
Riley King and wife In the after
noon they motored to Carthage
and visited Homer King and fam.
lily Basil McChntock. Frank lsan
mann and Clara Hubbard were
at Winans home Sun.
day evening --Mazinc Tallman
visited in Jasper Thursday and
Friday and attended a picnic given
by one Of the grades j w Ed
wards and family visited Chas.
Elting and wife Sunday Lewis
Gresham purchased a new buggy
Girls, who will be the
irst Mrs. Lionel Winder and
laughter, Mrs Flora LOwenstein, .
we're Carthage shoppers Wcdnes
lay Samuel Chandler visited his
grandparents, Riley King and wife,
, few days last wecE.-Niss lula
'treckcr visited Brulah Patterson
sunday Thomas and Joe Ed .
wards were in Diamond neighbor-
iood Saturday taking some mules
o pasture Mary Triplctt visited
he Misses Winans Saturday night. /.
Joe Patterson ate dinner with +.
Dis OTings Sunday. Mesdames
lay and Mamie Matthews called
t Clarence Kings one day last
'eck Miss Nina Laudcnslager
islted friends in jasper Sunday. |
Viii Tallman and tamily~visitei
is parehtS Sunday large num-
er from this vicinity attended the
accaleaurate sernon Sunday.
)me of the graduates being Pleas
Mt Hill young people Mrs Wm.
spent Monday and Mon
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ssSSSSSSSSS$ Observation-Disclosures
: NeighbOrhOOd News. .
= Written by our assistant editors %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

willie Andrews visited with Earl
and Nernie Ray Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Allen Miller visited her
mother Mrs Mary Lyman, Friday
afternoon Mrs. p hillip and
daughters Irene and Esther were
callers at Il. p. Lanes Thursday
afternoon. Robert Horton and
wife and VIM Tallman and family
visited at Mrs Fannie RAYS Sun
day. Earl Ray helped X. p Lane
build fence Nouday-We are re
Jolclng because Of the good rain
Everyone is busy and crops grow
ing nLc-LN.
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BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE Conner.

Little Ross King made a visit tC
the dentist monday and had q
tooth extracted Ross is rather
young 10 be having such troubles
We are glad to hear that Miss
Es;ic IIydcr has been elected as
teacher tor the Forest Grove school
the coming term Bob lanes and
wife visited in Lamar Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Beal of Jasper spent
Friday with the Baston's -Harvc
Coiner planted corn for c. NJ
Campbell Friday afternoon
randma King was visiting at
Sam Kings and Iohn Lucas last
Week.-Mrs.. Mollie Mccormick.
who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs ] + Hull. visited at Kelley S
and Oustott's a few days last
week.-The farmers of this vicinity
think the wheat crop will be some
what damaged by the bugs Mr.
Campbell's sore hand is improving
Word Was received here today
that Harry Bunncll, formerly Of
this neighbOrhoOd is slowly re-
covering from inAtmmatory rheu
matism Misses Helen Hickman.
Edyth Cones and the Misses De
Spain went fishing Thursday
John lIecNm n is baling hay for
VIM. Ward this week. Mr.. Bas.
ton has been quite poorly the past
week, but is better at this writing
Sam King and family spent Sat.
urlay in Lamar and visited with
Perry Newell and family II Z.
Coiner and family spent Sunday in
town and attended the b1ccalau
rcate sermon Frank Baston spent
5 Saturday night and Sunday with
home folks jess Onstott captured
four little half starved wolf pups
Monday morning. is Supposed
they are the pups OF the old wolf
bat was killed in this neighbor-
hood week ago Sunday Jess
gave Jim Hull one of the pups
What Jess got against Jim that
be- will present him an onery little
wolf pup--Edjtor
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LYNNLAND.
Mrs. CLYDE WAGNER.

MRS. CLYDE WAGNER.
Chas. Wescott and family ant
Luther Wescott and family spent
Sunday at the home of f. w
Wescott Miss Mary Lawson is
attending school in Jasper MIR.
and Mrs Phnoy of Webb City
came out and spent the dav with
their daughter. Mrs Chas Ball. 49,
Nessrs Uriah Smith, VIM. Lauder
baugh, Harry HIlle, Theodore
Lawson and G. F. Wagner all had
their sheep sheared last week -
Many of the young people from
this vicinity were present at the
sermon SUNDAY given to the las
per graduating class Quite a
number are planning to attend the
commencement exercises and sew
eral members Of the alumni from
here will also be present at the
banquet Clyde Wagner and son
spent Monday evening in Alba at
the home of | T Teeter A wolf
killed several young lambs belong.
ing to TheO. Lawson and Harry
fiille VIM Randall and family
Of Joplin spent Sunday with Mrs.
W A Milton C +. Wagner and
wife called Sunday afternoon at
the home of George Mosier.-Mrs
VIM. Wood and son Carl and Mrs
VIM Huffman visited in Jasper
Monday afternoon Mrs. B. b
Moore is expected home from
-eavenworth, Kans., soon for an
extended visit Miss Lena Miller
a few friends Friday
'vening James Bird played the
violin for the young people and
he evening passed pleasantly
1t dancing and games.-Miss Mary
,urtis will teach at Dixie the next
erm.-Miss Grace Morris, who has
'cen spending the winter here with
.er sister, Mrs. Ross Farr, expects
o return to her home in Western
\ansas soon.
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LEBANON.

Miss ALTHEA ARMSTRONG.
II Selsor was quite sick sev-
eral days last week C. + Rex
and family went to Carthage Tues
day morning to attend the funeral
Of Mr. Rex's uncle, F. w. Rumble
and to be present when his re-
mains were sent to LaBelle, No
for burial; Many in this neighbor.
hood knew Mr.. Rumble and we
regret that so good and worthy a
citizen should be called from earth's
scenes in the prime OF life. HIS
loved ones have our sympathy
Robert Wolf delivered some fat
cattle to shippers in Jasper Satur-
day.-W. S Lane and family. II.
Z. Norris and wife, and Mr.. Nor.
ris of Colorado, who is visiting his
brother II. E. Norris, visited at
R p. Lanes Sunday Samuel
Phillips Of Carthage visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.-Or
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MALTA
ME- LILLIAN MAGERs


The rain this week was much
appreciated by the farmers in
general--Mrs. w. c Mackev call
ed on Mrs G. W. Magers Friday
afternoon.-W. c. Mackey and
son Roy made a business trip TO
Lamar last week Mrs. G. NJ
Magers and granddaughter Lillian
called at Fosters Wednesday
afternoon.-Roy Mackey has a
fine new buggy that he bought
last week Harold Schooler, Or
low Clouser, Alden Schell called on
Dan and viii Mayors Sunday
afternoon A party was given at
Mr. Jarvis Friday evening. A
large crowd was present and all
enjoyed a good time.-Tim Mackev
made a business trip to Lamar
Saturday. Florence Stratton Wis.
tied Saturday and Sunday with
Hazel Carter -J John Sheets is Wis
lting his parents, Geo Sheets and
wife Mr.. Fenner and family vis-
tied Sunday with Mrs. Fenner's S
parents, Geo Sheets and wife
Miss Julia Strecker spent Sunday
with Miss Beulah Patterson near
Jasper Miss Beulah Patterson of
the ] H. S. spent Monday night |
with Velma Mackey.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-05-15

day night with Mrs +. w. Rumble
in Carthage.-Ihc infant daugh-
ter Of Frank TulIis an wife has
been very sick Gay Webb and
family spent Suudly at Wesley
Maloucs
Fisnds ct + W Rumble, former-
ly Of Pleasant Hi ncighborhood,
were grleved TO hear OF his death
in Cartbagc Monday We extend
our deepest sympathy TO the be.
reaved wife Mr. Rumble was
well known IN our community and
loved and respected ty all who
knew him.
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BLUE
Mrs. |. r. HATcHER.

Mrs. w NJ Wardlow returned
last week from a weeks visit with
relatives near Neck City. R.
Hatcher purchased a fine black
mare from Ben King last week.
MIS-. Brown called on Mrs. Chas.
Lilly Frid a y afternoon.-Mrs.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-05-15

Secretary Good of the school
board, had the school ccnsu. taken
last week, the result showing tnr.
school district to have 2IS clild-.n.
OF school age that is, from o Yeas
TO 10, inclusive.
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ZION.
Miss GLADYS BALLARD.

Alec Keith and wife visited q
couple days last week with r,la.
tives in Carterville. Troy Masters
and family Of Purcell visited Hen.
ry Winder and family Tuesday.
Mamie Corder of Jasper visited
from Monday till Wednesday with
Martha Curtis Miss Bertha Yoes.
Mrs. II O. Earl, Mrs. VIII Carter
and the Zion Church had their
pianos tuned last week.-Ethllnd
Sutton visited relatives in Carthage
last week.-Mrs. Pearl Birnev and
son Roy Thompson and family of
Bucklin, Kans., are visiting Isaac
Thompson and wife Mrs. Can
Iiller and son Bryan visited in las
per Sunday Quite number of
our people attended the baccaIau
reate sermon at Jasper Sunday
J. M. Sanford and wife went TO
Joplin Friday to see their daughter
Mrs Harry Miller who is i'll in the
hospital,--Tim Mackey and family
OF Barton County visited George
Brenneman and family Sunday -
Roy Harris and wife, Zclla wright.
Charley MlClntock. Harrison
Waltz and Gladys Ballard were
guests OF George Patterson and
family Sunday.-NIrs O. p. Rog.
ers and daughter Olcta Of Webb
City, Mrs Merrithew and brother
Sidney Moore visited over Sunday
with Alec Keith AMI family
Henry Covert and family visited
Frank Mayors and wife near La
mar Sunday Mrs. lanes Baird
and daughter Margerie visited Cap
Tlller and wife a couple Of days last
week Mr.. Anthony has nearly
completed the new house on his
farm. He moved his family to
their new home last week Misses
Carrie and Geneva Hubbard visited
Carrie and Irene Winons sunday
H O Earl and family visited
Eli Scott and family Of Jasper
Sunday party was given at
Grant Lemas,ers Tuesday evening
y large crowd was present and o.
most ehJoyaD'e evening spent
MI. roger painted George Patter-
son sol mouse last Weeek. a l.
Thomas and sons are digging a
cellar ana preparing t. build
mouse over II TINS Nech
LICK CGTdeT "I Jasper Is heIrlng
I them MISS Lucy Hacketi visited
SATURDAY nghl ana SUNDAY with F.
the misses Nausht = Y Ballard
a ana iaihiIy en,e'ialnc1 at dinner
unidy' isaac thompson and wife
ana EiahaSon' Leroy thompson,
IltS. Iea'I birney and son kusse..
Roy thompson and family and
/ iGa EarI ana "ite.-A ] Dean
ana MIS-. Dickers9n and sons visit
Glen Cartwright and wife Sunday.
una StrecEer VISITED Saturday
llght and Sunday with Bculah
patterson. There viii be church
meeting at Mon next Saturday
evening. All members come If
possible Also church Sunday
morning and evening Alec Keith
ana family and their guests Mrs
, I. Rogers and daughter Oleta, {
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TOttOWay Third
BRED STALLION

81 lANJARD BRED STALLION
Dark bay, 70 - hands high
weighs 1900 lbs, extra strong
boned good legs, fine head, excel
lent disposition, and the finest eye
of any road horse in the State.
Tottoway Third was sired by
Tottoway Jr. he by Tottoway,
sire Of Johnnie Smoker, also sire OF
more than 20 in the , 80 list.
Dam, Iopsy sired by Elconshio,
second dam, Western Bell, that
took first premium for three years
at Wichita fair in pacing race.
with a record of 2.I2. Tottoway
Third has trotted his mile in 2.21.
For size disposition, quality and
speed fail not to see this stallion.
BLUE JOHN,
Large Mammoth Blue lack, :
years old, I5t hands, standard
measure, sired by large black jack
owned by lsenhuur of Lamar, he
by Mammoth Imported Jack
Dam, Large Mammoth Jennet
shipped from north Missouri to
Barton County and known as the
Gregory Jcnnet.
This young jack has plenty OF
substance, extra good body, good
feet, large head and ears, and is
one Of the best boned jacks in the
State
DOCK.
Black jack with white points,
known as the Bedell jack. Dock
sired the top Of II, o. Earl's mule
sale twice.
TERMS.
To insure living colt, Tottoway
Third $40; Blue John SI2; Dock IS.
Should a mare be sold, traded,
removed, or about to be removed
from the neighborhood, season
money at once becomes due and
collectable and will be collected.
Lien on maze and colt for service
money. Care be taken to prevent
accidents. but will not be respon'
5ible should any occur No SER
vice on Sundays Morning dates
held until Q o'clock and afternoon
dates until 80.
B. II. FOLLMER, Owner and
Keeper. Five miles east and one
iouth of Jasper; 5-4 miles south OF
Zion church, Call home phone
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BLUE JOHN
DOCK.

Black jack with white points,
known as the Bedell jack. Dock
sired the top Of II, o. Earl's mule
sale twice.
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Eltjng and wife are among the ones
who anglcd for the hnny tribe last
week, and the following tells Of
their success.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27

Ser traf ieg iaa 3 af Better areiers
9etre ira 9e, iom jeg bragte Den
SiIien iom baOoe tDnoet paa mig,
foroi oct ioa no til, at iee life
fnnoe foa. ben beiprget vi oruf
iaa eitermiODagstaiie bos greuoe.
9ani og boIOt en- lille @itermio.
ooosfcIt Der | Siemmet. aae oisie
mango nDe genner fnIgte mig til
8ooet, og famine aften foeOe ics
0ornboIm 6arbeI for oenne Gang,
men bills, bills, bills, 9ornbolmerne
/ Me9'obb LOO oct ira mango
@unoc. ga, Gofl ieo ifol billie,
naar ieg fommer biem. Sore
labia Ienocr ieo De mango
Siliener uo ,aenltem 7aniferen rg
beiafer iaa 9laoel, bets gleoof-
tion og 91iefreos @uo / 9olo for
oenne Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27
6srreipOmoamcer
eiot fra y9alen".
Can Sonquin 8aIIep,
Oleanoer, Sal.

ONf"NV
Oleanoer, Sal.
Oct er life ioa nen1t at foo be.
gpnot, men lao mig ioa beennoe
meo mig ieln, n%Gtiao: Seq boloer
al Ell Gal, life ell inpoer, inoe.
flefnt Gal, bbor man life fan brace
annoe, men en- Cal, lom err bio til
! begge Si6er, 9iergene Iongt borte,
,og bog beitanoig for gie, imeItert.
De iommet meo SimmeIbnpIoinaen,
minoen6e os on, at opao goor Sci.
Ell. men galen = ia ben er Ioa
6eilig i9bn og Iigetil, oct fan bore
foa ielbfslgeligt, mar man er itrig,
at oct ifnl gaa @offe op og 0affe
neo. Smart bippe bi oppe pan
Vslgernes 9oppe mart nprmes pi
@rnnoen / flpbenoe Sprine". Gr
man bleben liot plore | 9roen Tom
% / anr - for BET bliper man 10
= iaa bar nan ogiaa fact faitere
SOB poa Dpffet. Mon peo, bnem
Der itoor beo Roret, man beo, bbor
man bill ben, 6erfor er Seilaoien
mere i9bn, ben minoer ON 9afen,
bbor man Tan fsre mango MiI,
lioen at Der er nogen nGpnepqroig
op oe ne6. Ru NOT ON bette.
Oct er eoentIig ire Setter, ieg
piI6e fort91e ON, iom pi bor baft
| De Iioite Bar gooneoer Der I 9a.
len. Sieroe.S Soften. ltng6oms.
forenings .Spllesmsoe, og ia bent
liot, cen 40 @ongen. gt ni babe
5eit fieroe Suli er niit ollereoe
fort berettet / rDaniferen"; iee
nif fao fun iige fiot ON grogrom.
met. Oct bar Iiot boitigt iommen.
iat. BOG bar oct NOT iaa unoer.
boIoenoe. Soften boIbtes | Cotton
Gnrf Ell fem Minutters @ona fra
airfen. Gorfen ielp er life itor,
noaIe fno acres beplontet meo Gre.
er. Bermuda Ores un6er SsoSerne,
en- BOB til gep9rtning, r,ogIe @pn.
ger oe ct v@rano Stano", ODER.
%truffen meo SeiIoug me6 gIaos for
Ell ire a fire Sunoreo Wenneifer,
oe en- flor gIatform nleo Gag ODER.
programmed, ia. ni fang yIpgoun.
trp. t'is Of thee, Oplesnine al
Cubs Orb og 9en, 9efIamationer
og Sonae, bIonot andre s9e ion.
oeripife Bigger, Ell esiap of Sti-
Dent s. Sanien, og | ben bar Der
mango eobe 9ine. 5eittalen af YaIt.
q. 2. Sonien. San tog Sangen:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27

@enner, at oanoe set meo eoers
5orbenner. oWten 9noo pil on MI
gere?" ipsrges Der oetagenoe ira
mango SiOer. Spirit bill jeg iige
Eof for Deltogelien. SIT Den fonl.
mer bunore0e ia tuiinoe Mile borfe
ira, gpr osd lite W.illore fer. 0g
IN oil icg i0ure, at iorcIG6ia er aer
fln Get at gre og oct cr at aoa
6por Sttllebouet fDSier
Den gnlone &almcitrono
Tor eitcr 9Ggens &ooo o9 peo e
ae6c6onoling fra ct Souatorilm ct
ie, ON @erren pil Iaoc r.iG oprctte
min ncO6ruOte &el5rco - 6iertc
ipGffeGie.
Sill S mango 9onle 8enner ON
firing / Samfunoet ifGnie mig en-
fprlig Tanfe imellem og la0e
oen goo op for NanOens Erone.
90 lao os ion buife, at oct beooer:
Gro til 9soen, ioo me6es hi ON
fist - bienme.
aGrIie Silien 8. Sobnon.
Cos Gngeles / @iig., 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27
Cos Nnselcs, Sal.

Oct err ifsnt og opmuntrenoe
noar iinee Menneifer otter at babe
beiegt 9irfen for en- Sio fommer
oe flyer: ~8i oiloe gerne tilbsre
Wenigbeoen," iiGr naar De eIlers
life isr bar boft meo 9irfen Der
/ 2anoet at gre.
@i bar en- lille Slot al ioooonne
/ Weniebeoen, os bi optoe nplig
fire til.
Com MooiGtning BERTH fan nGp.
mes, at eIore Self, Som belle oercs
2ip bar tilbert Ell lutberif Wenig-
beo, naar DC flptter no | 8eroen,
life ieger til Meniebeoer at iarnme
9efenoelie, men gaar til W1etbo.
bitter, 6reIiesormeen, eaer enoo9
til oGtriitian Scicnce".: De ipnes
at bore rpffet op meo guo % fan
intct ~aanoeliet Sorofpite fin6e.
9fIt er ems for Dem, blot oct er
guoeIiet.
Sba6 mon Moriogen fnn bpre2
90 bpem bar life Iagt Mprfe
til en- iaa olminocIig ling iom
bette, at Golf at ben Sauffe airfes
Metnine, naar De life Fan faa bore
bpao De err pante til, fan belt nno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27
Gbcne5er, glnOn6On, SoWa.

&egn og &egn i9en og ben li0lte
Sio bar hi bait rigelig nneo Hegn.
90 @inol So, pi ipntes npiten, Oct
bar for megen 8ino; tbi oen legeoe
babe meo SmaabDgnin9er og Stof-
fe og blGite Tpffe @rene al SrG=
erne. 9og moa ri bel life iige for
megen @in6; tbi &erren mat NOT
fno Sob til at inofere fine Ilmagts-
gerninger, bboroeO ban o9ioo bill
fenoes - tbi bans uipnlige 8G.
fen, bans eOige aroft oo @uoonl-
meIigbeo beifues fra 8er0ens Sfo-
Belle al og fenoes al bans" @ernin.
ger, iau at De babe ingen unoifpIo-
Ming" &om. I, 90.
Noar MI Serren iaaleoes bor fei.
ct @aoen og brpffet Einoebrpnoe
nof for Gange Tioer og enooa ifoo-
net Sus og Stem, ifuloe Wenneife-
ne life fltnne foa &GrIigbeostanfer
ON @ilb og bploe bom Tom oen chi
&c aonee9 SO oisieIig.
Wange geipprinqer boboe Ssro.
eGs @ern poo &eiien gennem grfe.
men. Hl ON Gage gaar tSerrens
Solf beGer life fri, mel ben retfpr-
oi9e beoerfares mango @ennoroigbe.
Der" Cal. "a. 80 al Weniqbeoens
WeoIemmcr, =. 8. Semminqien oa
Setter Senrifien, lager / oenne
1ib pon SoipitoIet for Operation.
Sobs GIcnoigbeo birfeoe, at bans
Iono bleo brrot, II. 3ap., men
1rsiten er iao, at Serren bill frel-
ie bent Tom babe en- isn6erbriibt
Mono. Cal. "a, 10.
Gn flor Ersit for 2a8orus og on.
ore bor oct, at ban mobtog oct Onbe
/ fin 2iostio og iioen blen trsitet
for eoigt.
TieIs anuoien er fommen til.
bage ira Gliifin, Nebr.
Seq oeo life, buor oen meite Sc
opgeIie CT, iorntooentlig iblonot De
linge. 3 iitge Eiger reiite nplig
til @rira / SfrG0eriets SieneIte.
Sc bGufeS 10 nof beo Yas. Gos.
mlsicns goro, oa 0e bapoe Sang
til at boloe iig til iaaoant ct Steo.
90 ioa en- iieroe, ion eaers life
er naaet megct bit op / Yigealbe-
rem, men bpis Nabn er &ntb, an
fom forleoen ira Coulter. Naonet
tpoer paa, at bun fan ianfe @fS;
better Tait. @eiSmanns 9otter.
Sermeo ienoes en- Silien til Sor.
nlon0en og 9annebro9smonoen, q.
.. g., iom for Chen beiinoer iig
paa Ell lille Seriereiie til 9rui6,
Colo. Weooeler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27
San fom!

Sun bao BAN iaa oite meo Taarer poo aino
at luffe Serren Seus Sierteopbet inc;
men END ban life ionoieb, bnao gtaaoen bar opro,
en6nn ban life flnoe faa sreIIeren fer.
yWiin fare lille Wtooer," ban toIte benoe til,
,ieg er Din egen Sorolo oa altio nqre bill,
bet iaorer mig at gsre DIT Sierte iaooan 8e,
men plag mig Ell meo bette, ieg ei engang fan ie."
Sun reite fig iaa title og loeoe bIsot fin Saanb
ben paa bans lpfe Sopeo fom en- iignen6e aanb:
80, ieg bill big DOG bore for 0aooens 9rone frern,
bper Dag bit gopn ifol iige moo SimIens Ipe Sien."
Soa ifilteS be ben aften at fsse 0attero,
bun meo fin opbe Smerte % meo fin fate Tro,
ban meb fit lpfe, Iette og iriife llnsoonsmoo,
Der life trGnote Siqlpen oe Ell flo bpoe loo.
90 Tntten gift foa title, og oct blep @lor9enerp,
og Dagen falbte otter til Grbeioe pnonp.
90 Sperriano bar poa Sproe, finn gaooeren Ell tom.
Spao innbt nan. oo man fegte = en- Stspbptte tom.
aorroel minote Snierte, iou peo ct aanoeorae,
bar Siplen qooet inc til ben epige Gaa.
ct emil bar emo tiIboee, men Siertet hiIIe itoo;
men Sarah ianf 9oorer for 5relierens BOO.
San ioIfeo ban fin encrte. ban noaeo bom fin aso,
ban talte ON fin Mooer og benoes bratte 3s6.
Snn bar 81 mere frern1eo, ~IpsIeoenoe ban fao
fin eaer elifte Waooer SimIens Sale gao.
San fod me6 Troens Ole 90 genuens bIe6e Sin6
oa fon po anp beo 2eiet ret Tom | Simlen mo.
@ilb flame 6enne Gpire oa fao ben pofie freft,
til IN Sang Den ifoI pTuffes for SinIens Ipie Siem.
g.. aIpber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-27
LOW SUMMER FARES EAST
To Great Lake, Mountain
and Seaside Resorts

Round trip tickets to points east via
Chicago and North Western Ry. ON sale
daily until September 30th. Choice of
scenic routes. Favorable stopover pri-
vileges and liberal return limits. Spleen
did train service to Chicago. Direct con-
nections with all fast trains east. For
full particulars apply to ticket agents.