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Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
LEMON HILL

Strawberries are nearly all gone. the
crop being very short. Now the farm
ers will be busy with other work.
w. B. Dickerson, of Bridgeville. spent
Saturday and Sunday with his uncle. G.
NJ. Dickerson.
William Wiley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. f. Wiley, and Miss Julia Hudson.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hud-
son, were quietly married at the home
OF the bride on Thursday last at HIGH
noon, and then left in decorated auto
mobile on short wedding tour. They
Will later reside on the farm near here
owned by Mr. Conrad.
Z. b. Wiley and family spent Sunday
with J. W. Smith and family.
George Smith has been spending some
time with friends in Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Smith. who have
been very sick, are much improved at
this writing.
Oscar LOfland met with an accident
while he and friend were on their wav
to church last Sunday. The horse whicn
they were driving become frightened
and run through peach orchard. tear
ing the carriage top badly and throwing
both out 1t happened that they were
not seriously injured, only receiving a
few bruises.
Frank Smith has improved his house
with new coat of paint Rainbow.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
REYNOLDS NEWS

The weather has been very pleasan-
for the past week.
Rev. F. J. Phillips, wife and chill
We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. james
Wilson Sunday.
q. t. Carey lost two fine hogs last
week with the cholera.
Burton d. Savage of Frederick spent
sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Savage.
P. Savage is on the sick list with the
rheumatism
Mrs. Lizzie Dawson and Henry Deputv
OF Staytonville, spent Sunday with VIM.
Clifton and family.
James Jester, of Glendale. should
be more careful hereafter in running
his auto on our fine roads, or he migh5
have another connection with the nil
pond. nm
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Jackson. of George
town, We're the guests Of Charles JACK
son and wife Sunday.
George Martin and wife and Lee
Smith and wife. of Milton. We're tbe
guests of their mother, Mrs. Hester
Clifton, on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
Steers on Clover.

Cattle receiving a full feed of grail
can be run on red clover pasture with
out great danger of loss from bloating
cattle not receiving grain on clover
pasture are never entirely free fro.a
this danger. writes f. q King, Pur
due experiment station. in the Breed
er's Gazette Losses from bloat can
nevertheless be almost eliminated by
taking the necessary precautions
Some dry roughage should be kept ac.
cessible. to the cattle at all times. The
cattle should not be turned on pasture
for the first time while the clover is
wet with either dew or rain They
should also be full Of dry roughage 50
they will not eat too greedily Of tae
green clover
The most successful and satisfactory
method Of pasturing clover is when
or some similar grass is mixed
with the clover for pasture. Thi,
greatly reduces the danger from hlnat.
ing and does not decrease the value of
the pasture
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
WILLOW GROVE

The Sunday School has bee,
lied, electing J. C. Dill as spnss;is es's gan
dent assistant, Mrs. 7. W. Kemn -'''.n'
retary, Mrs. Edna Draper org,... = ase'
Miss Imoeene Dill ; librarian ME- sT,iisl srl
Jones; assistant, Miss DeIema R RanoL', io'a
Preaching next Sunday at 3 p. m sS'sy' sSsl
day School at2 p. m. All are inyi+oSa ssa'
attend these services. "
Ward and Lester Glenn. Of Al,o..
Pa spent few days last week 1 vis
their cousin, Cloid Dunlap. "''n
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Harvey. Of D..
myra, Pa, have been visiting reIatiya.
here. '''''es
Harry Green, of Wilmington. sneot
few days with his aunt, Mrs. Tbom,a
Meredith. '''uas
Miss Maud Clark, OF Wilmington b.,
returned home. '-'
Charles Harrington, of Baltimore
visited our town recently.
E. Smith spent the weekend with Ii.
family near Greenwood.
Miss Mary Harvey has returned homo
from Frederica where she has been a.
tending school.
Mrs. Susie Poor has again suffered an
attack of acute Indigestion.
We are sorry to hear of the in health
of Miss Verma Glenn, now of Altoona
Pa, but formerly of Willow Grove as
she was bright and loving girl and
liked by all who knew her and we hone
for her recovery.
The wedding bells rang on Sundaylast
ats O'Clock p. m. at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Long when they gave their
daughter, Miss Margaret Rittenhouse
to be the bride of Ernest Steel The
bride was handsomely attired in white
We wish them long and happy married
ife as they are both well known young
'eople. Apple Blossom.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

Free to Al Canal Bill introduced.
Representative Steenerson. OF Min
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
DYING FROM LAUGHTER
Old Theater Joke Throws Man Into
Nervous Commissions.


Milwaukee Wis, June f. Juliu
Jeswein is dying from nervous conv
sions due to a laughing fit he suffe,e
while in a vaudeville theater.
He laughed for sixteen hours, and
when the laughter had been stopped
by the hospital physicians he was in
such a nervous condition that they
said he probably could not live
Here IS the joke. not a new one,
which worked the havoc:
IF you were my husband I'd give
you poison" said one of the perform
ers, the feminine member of the team,
and the re,ort was, IF you were my
wife I'd take it,"
Jeswein shrieked with laughter and
an usher requested him to leave the
house. He did so, but kept on laugh (
ing. After ten hours he was taken to
the Emergency hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

in his home city couneilmen and ciyic
organizations had asked for a change.
After voting down an amendment
to reduce the appropriation for the
states participation in the Panama
Pacific exposition from $45O,O0O to
100000, the house passed an amend
ment to cut it to S30O,0OO The bill was
the subject Of a debate for an hour
and half and attacks upon the prop
osition to make a larger allowance
were made on the ground that the
money should be devoted to charities.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
THE HoRsEmAN.

Z A horse that is kicked and cuff
! ed is always lodging. 1t is apt
Z to he difficult to manage and hard
to catch in the pasture.
(. II is reported that great num-
berS of horses in Europe have
! been successfully vaccinated
against glanders.
; A horse that is OverwOrked or
poorly uouriShed is more suscep-
tible TO disease than one well fed
and well cared for.
The colts and idle horses should
spend most of each pleasant day
in the paddock.
At weaving time colts should
be taken away entirely out Of
sight Of the mothers.
There is nothing that produces
stiffness. Inflammation and un-
sOundness faster than standing :
in stall day after day. .
The improvement Of the quail
ity of the grade horse in the !
country has been made by farm /
ers who are willing to pay a !
reasonable price for the services &
Of a high class stallion. .
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
DRINKS GASOLINE AND LIVES
Woman Who Tried Suicide Surprised
She Didn't Die.

Despondent because of sickness,
Mrs. Fannie Maylum, of Pottsyille,
Pa, attempted to commit suicide
In a medicine closet she selected
from among a number of vials one
which she supposed contained a dead
ly pioson. She emptied the bottle at
draught and then became very ill.
A physician was summoned and he
found that she had taken gasoline.
She was greatly surprised that she
did not die She was removed to the
Pottsville hospital. where she was
soon pronounced out of danger.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. John Clendaniel, of
Lincoln City, were the guests of Mark
Watson and wife Sunday
John Coverdale and family, of near
Lincoln, were visitors of VIM. Davidson
and family last Sunday.
Reynolds Cemetery was beautifully
decorated last week in honor of M emorial
Day.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
HOUSE FAvORS
COMMISSION RULE
Passes Senate Bill Which Af.
fgGiS Third Glass Cities.
GOES TO G,V;REOR SOON
The Measure Abolishes Present Form
Of Government and Vests It in Hands
of a Mavor and Eour Councilman

VI NSNSiHitSHt ana vests x IN Hdnus
Of Mayor and Four Councilmen.
The Clark third class city cOmm.s-
sion government bll, which will affect
twenty-five cities in Pennsylvania, was
passed by the house in Harrisburg az
ter battle OF an hour, in which it
was attacked as too radical and sub
versiye OF presentday government
ideas.
The opponents Of the bill, who came
chiefly from Harrisburg, which has
worked under the new law, and VIII
Transport, made a poor showing, get
ting only IA votes, while 146 were cast
for the bill
The bill went to the senate for con
currence, and it is expected that it |
will soon reach the governor, who will .
sign it.
The bill abolishes the present form
Of government and vests it in the
hands Of a mayor and four commits
sioners, who are to be the members of
council the present salaried officers
to serve out their terms The first cleo
tion will be held this fall
lore than an hour was occupied in
debating the bill, which was attacked
by Messrs. Wildman, Harrisburg. and
Ulman, Williamsport. as having ripper
features being expensive and burden
some in certain features, the Harris
burg member declaring that it wipei
out checks and balances, and the VIII (
Transport member that it centralized
government by combining the execu- q
tive and legislative. I
Mr.. Spangler York. explained the S
bill at length, and speakers for the
bill included Mr.. Kits, Erie who said
that 80 per cent of the twenty-five
third class cities of the state favored a
the bill and that it would do away p
with the present cumbersome coaD- il
cilmaEic system, with its delays, and n
have men who would devote their time g
exclusively to the city government; W
Mr. Miller Allentown, who declared h
hat there was an almost universal "
iemand in the small cities for the
'hange, remarking that the small coun-
Ill bill had been abandoned and that
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

There's a world Of satisfac-
tiOn in buying Uneeda Biscuit
because you knot0 you viii
get what you want-soda
crackers that are cven-fresh,
crisp, clean, appetizing and
nOurishing.
Uneeda Biscuit are always uniform
in quality they are always alike
in crispness, in flavor they are
soda crackers you can depend
upon. And all because Uneeda
Biscuit are uncommon soda crack
ers packed in an uncommon way.
Five cents everywhere in the
moisture-proof package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

England Has Cheese Eating Record
The British nation consumed 2l0,
100000 pounds Of cheese last year.
making John Bull the champion
cheese eater of the world
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

nesota. introduced a bill to allow the
use of the Panama canal free of tolls
10 vessels Of all countries and thus
prevent a monopoly Of the coastwiss
trade.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
Carnival Performer Shot.

Edward Liddy, of Boston, Mass
an atache Of carnival company now
playing for the Erie Order Of Moose.
in Erie, Pa was shot by J. War
ner, of AIiddleport, o.. following an a.
gument Physicians assert that Liddy
will die, the bullet having entered his
head at the back Of the right ear
Warner is under arrest.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

9en nh . Is.

Seq bill gerne meo fnar Sinier
anbefole ben nn agG, Tom er no
nrbeioet al SenoaosifoIefomiteen
oe u6eipet Of bort 5orIoesbus i
Blair, Gebr. Zen bar tit 5orbiI.
Ieoe | De prattiife n5irit ano Seecuo
'@rooe aeo6ers", iom hi timber /
bore amerifanife Common Scbools.
og er en- Bog, iom ri bar iabnet
leiiee. Saube Ri bore boft ben for
Mar iiben, ian piIoe alno.
ifoben % aGrIigbeoen til port Vlo.
oersmoaI iiffert babe n9ret longt
itsrre. emo ben er nh blonot ben
opDofienoe SlGet beroore.
Gen aer oct iorbi meo Den gam.
meIoaes feoeIiee Stopnine. 90 Bar
net IRrer at Ieie Iige itrafs.
9ogen er | ale Woooe praftiif.
% tiIlige er ben riat iIluitreret, ioo
bet er en- 5ornsieIie for Barnet al
Ieie | ben. Der eaar oefoo en- goo
aonb oe Zone igennem ben. Oct
bill fra MI al meo ben M agG
iom 2eoetraao bIine Ell 9eg for
bore 8ern at lore bort oeilige
oonffe Spros.
Oct fsrite OpIag bill iiffert gao
iom porme aoeer. oe ct bobbeIi
faa fort Dplae mart bline neo.
penoig.
8i ifpI6er Ssn6agsfoIefomiteen
os Dan. 2utb. grbI. &ouie en- flor
9af for gosen. I'll pr9iter, 2a.
rere oe GoraIore bill ies fise: asb
ben, brns ben, oe anbefoI Den, bpor
3 fommer. Den ffaI NOT pinbe fig
en- gGaos | be gsrns Sierter, iom
bar aareIpIt os biI serne Iare ct
az be eIoite oe ~ffsnnefte al Sor6ens
Sprog, fom tiIIiee er oeres Ro.
oersmanI.
q. Sse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

Nfen bporfor bpoer 9eationen Den
lfriItne Strife oelfommen Dton If
fe netop for. at ben ital D9re Salt
% 9ps / Solicit?
Soo p9re, al oct tun par for,
Ilom man unoertiOen bsrer, at man
amer airfen for oct beolte Yoliti
Oct er osiaa noget; tbi bpao anoet
oil oct lige. emo at man %ertenoer, at
ariitenoommens 4anosmagt er en-
Itqrfere moraIif Strait END no9en
anoen fenot Nogtl
8t bar 10 9aoagoger, 5iloiofer,
Bolitifere oiu., og Oct er langt
ira os at bile finite 40 Oporogel'
lesteorier eaer Statsmanosflsgt.
Ren alieepel bpem oiloe
faIoe paa at taloe De n9onte og De-
res 9ige Soroens Salt og @eroens
Gus eaer 5oItets 9eomerel
"a bette iiagtet euer troos Sri
itenoomnens forofteronnnenoe Sno.
flpoeIie og SnofipoeIie pao Opera
geIie og St~atsitpreIie senuem War
~bunoreoerl
Rel, ON n9pute 5ilnftioner
Solicit ifoI pirfe oeIiignenoe og
benarenoe, bet beror poa. ON oeres
S~Snoebooere ieIo itoor nnoer Snb-
flpbeIie Of ariiteneommen. os be.
lIiqles og Ieoes Of oens aonb.
2Gg oisie Sonobeber pon Gin.
oe, genner. og tGnf iaa oper bnor'
leoes oi oo ber oere / Solicit,
pore Smgioelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
5il graiter og Wenisbeoer
| Nebrafa areos.

5 December I. u. ifreo iea til
bner enfeIt Of a~reoiens Rr9iter en-
8eoeeereIie for asb nf 9pggeloo,
.aontrott for OpfsreIien Of Wais.
.iionsbus iom for @etaIinesoiltoa.
rene.
StuIoe Der MT bore nogen al
areofens grGiter ener Renigbeoer,
Der life bar mootoget eIIer life er
blepen eiort befenot meo oenne Sri.
|ueIie meo gen ON at poe en- rige.
Zig @ooe til oct Misfionsbus. Der
M innrt err fproiet ioo iremfom.
mer 6isie 2inier for at lace 9eo.
fommenoe bloc, at Der ineen of
Rebr. areos.' grpiter euer Wenia.
beoer ifiiIoe ubeIuffes fra at n9re
meo til at poe til oenne 9pgnine
@nopi6ere frentfommer nGrnnrenoc
for at min6e ale ON. at 9oeen
for fsrite llobetoIing = $500 =
er n9r.
Seq ne6, at Der er mango Sno.
iomIingsIiiter poo oenne 9io al
aoret, men ieg pe6 oefoa, of We.
~nigbeoens @uo bar buffet poo, 6o
ban uo6eIte timeIiee @ooer, at Der
fiinoe bIibe n o I iii p9oaIiat @rso",
Somiunos. oe Observation-Disclosures
og enooa en- goo 8one til ct Mis.
iionsbus / Omaha.
9erfor. genner / Rebr. areos.
buff: bet er en- 9eitemmeIie og ei
2sfie fro areosmsoet / Sompton
buff: pi tan life reife ct Risiions.
bus of beeeiitreoe 9oIer oe 2sfter
buff: oi Der | Omaha fon life be.
tale bperfen for NoterioIer euer
Grbeioe meo ben SIoas Rent; Iof
Iaa Dollars feIge geilutnineen oq
2eftet, iaa bi fan meoe bore 8or-
pIigteIier.
SierteIio 1of til be Reniebeoer.
Der onereoe bar ienot 9ioroe.
gaa Wenigbeoens 8egne
/ bro6erlig 9Grbs6ighe6
g. q. 2ouren
Omaha, ben 6. Sen. 1918.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
RUprbeao, ia.

.~,Slilen bar bragi neliignet Dio"
- ia, for oct er SimmeIbno oru
|@IPoe for alt Solicit, for ollie. Saa
boIoes Der Sui. og for at bet fon
|geres tiIberligt, iaa ipnes man,
moa Der asres mango 5orbereoel.
fer, Der orbeioes efstra lib, Der
goor efstra Eoa % etstra Bolt, foe
at Der fan fnas oct beoite at ipiie,
@oner fan bIipe foroelt, SiIsner
ienot ON - @lpoe for allie. Wen
ina De mango. iom iugen @aDer
foor, ingen Siliener oenter, Gattig'
Dom eIler Spgoom. mnnife begge
Dele, noeIuffer Dem fra bet spriee.
Snor mango fmoe boIoe SuI unoer
ioooanne 6orboIo2.
anoen SuIeoog feireoe aarl anoff
90 Suitru oeres S~slUbrpIliip. Oct
er en- 5amiIieieit iom life etbbert
I9iem fommer til at feire. 5amiIie
oa SIpet bar Der til Riooag. men
cen iabnebeS / areoien. De bIeo
iorGreoe en- Gel oeiIige @aner, pas.
ienbe for anIeoningen. Ren bet
bIeo life oIt; tbi efter en- Climb
beepnote @narospIooien at fpIoes
me6 asretsier og Suiet Of frem.
meoe. On Del al Neniebeoen, Ben.
ner og 0aboer. Tom for at suife
til 2pffe % tilbrin9e en- @Iaoes.
ituno inmmen me6 SsIbbruoepor.
ret. Ter bar iomlet en- so @9iter,
oe en- P%engeoope operraftes til
ernbring ON 9naen. Der bIep nun.
get og toIt og inmtoIt 90 peo af.
tensti6 ifiItes man eIao ODER Cant
pGret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
yas bette to 6anse.

apoitelen ganIus nGuner for i'm
.Ssn / 9roen, 9imotbeus, blanot
flere andre baarfige Ting, Der | be
.fioite 5ioer itaI tase Siasb, Oeiao
5orploreulpoisbeo.
grocenttaIet of ior9loreuIpoige
|gsrn er fortuinIenbe itort Der til
|9mos. Get itaI bel n9iten iIoo
til, at | enbper iterre gD, iom life
bar ct betpoeIigt aontingent al
2~utberanere. Der 10 | 8eIigionsifo.
len beiiooer ct m9gtigt 89rn mob
netop oenne Spno, er Oct itore 5Ier.
taI Of gsrnene blanot be for9Iore.
ulDoiges Edl. at efteripore
.@runoen tan bIioe noeet Of en- far.
Zig Gag, ioet man oerunoer LET fom.
mer ifarpt poa aont me6 5orRIore.
ne, iom 10 grrmme neoie oil no al
ben bebaeeliee Suifion, at oeres
gern | bnert Sal6 er life ian Iiot
beore END andre Soils. OR Der
ulp6ige gsrn | en- 8p, bo er bet
beitanoi9 be more". 9erom peo
10 baabe 6u os iee. 9eier, iao Up.
perIist geffeo.
Oct er | Sonobeo iereeIigt Of be.
tragte uIpoiee 8ern | 6eres egen.
raaoige abferb. Wen fmerteIiet
er bet at bore giben til mango tro.
enoe 5oreIbres llbueIiebeo og
nforitn6igbeo | gsrneopbraeeIien.
Chi Der er bet Ste6et at fremf9tte
ben Boaftano, Tom life ofte msoes.
at nnor troeioe Wenneffers Bsrn
pofier OBJ. Tom nantro, e1er mooer.
netroenoe Hbob befenlie fnloer no
pna eet), Lab benz ioo forsprist boz.
re NOT fan opetise os bmne6e, fao
er be ot betroste iom foraIbreuIp6i.
se. Dette foriibf1tter ielpfsIgeIig,
at be troen6e Gor0I6re bierteIiet
bor Iebef Qrifhis for beres Bbrns
Die til boeIis, bierteIiet bebet for
benz oe me6 benz (os Lab bet tiniee
bIipe iagt Der, at tneen, ineen Bon
fan bore ianbere, inberIieere enb
ben, Sor0Ibrene fremborer for be.
res Bsrn), oIDorIiet | RorIisbe6
benz I arifhis. 81, men
bet iienbeIigt ibreeIiee e., at iuft
poo 6isie Sumter e. ina mango tro-
Wetnefter foribsnmeIiee % e..
0aabe Br0fter
og 2egfoIk De4 e IN Ian.
at boDe be6, at troeslbe @rofters
1brn bot|es - ION taHtro. Dan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
B%oganmeloelie.

aSn 9is Seroice1 er en- rietig
fsn lille BOG paa 90 Sioer al ReO.
Z. 9ooperrioer, u. d., ~ SnIf
TO the Confirmed, iom er ienot os
til AnmeIoeIie.
8enne lille Bog er beregnet poa
at aioes til aonfirmnnoer, bells iom
aonfirmationsatteit os oeIs iomSei-
leoning for De unee 9efenoere.
5oran / goeen er Der en- 5orm
Tor 9onfirmantionsottei og .lfin-
De iii llofnIoning. Soo fsIeer 80.
gems eeentIige SnoboIo: rSn sis
Seroice" meo ire llnoerafoelinaer
T. 5sr aonfirmationen. felipe Son
firmntionen oe efter aonfirmatio-
men.
9ogen tiItaIer % oneroroeutIig
meget iprIig al TO @runoe: 1. Zen
fornoiPtter, at Goniirmntionen er
en- nirfelig getenoeIie, % at ben er
SnbIemneIie | Wenigbeoen, til
gfun communion NTH" Den IofoIe
ReniebeO, og 2. Zen fsrer belt
iaennem iuno Iutberit (apoitoIiif)
29re. 5or sprigt er felipe goeens
EiteI ySn Sis Serbice~ betegnenoe
for oens anIro oe Sn6boIO.
9ogen foos / .2utbernn gooi
Concern, Columbus, Ohio for zoe.
enfeIt efsempIor. 1872 pr. Duiin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
Gn leuenoe, arbejbenoe
Glrfe.

Den triitne Strife er en- Sends.
gerning, en- 8irfelisbeo, / geroen,
i Siitorien. Zen er oct enoog / BOZ
ere @rao END noget 8erOensrige.
Eet buroe enbper arilten o9re
Jig beoioit. san cog bum bnroe
fenoe i'm Sitting og lit aalO, ian
ban bperfen frpber / Stiul eaer
taber i'm g%etponing.
SUD ife Saf for oct, Der er giort
for @uOs Giges geiaiteIie og lo-
breoeIie blanot bort 6oIf / bette
2ano, og for oct 9io og oenarbeios-
lnit, Der piier fig | Dor airfe.
Nlen Der mangler meget, ioore
meget i, at oi in0tager ben Stiuing,
Iui Iom Iepenoe, a~rbeioenoe 9irte
buroe inotoge.
Om oi tunoe biorage til ct S I m
ao / iao Senieenoe, ituloe oei
al9oe os meeet. og meo bette Vaoal
Ii 5igte oil Ri fremboIoe nogle Tan
fer, Der bar itooet for os ! LANG
9i6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

Sc fiin opno, oct er Eineen.
Soeolet aIorig ioiet.
On De brnoer 9rooerrineen -
StoI poo @llo og eer Din gligt.
9oo Dem booe ener eIIfe.
Ieoe meo uIiet % Iigt.
Smigre ener bli' rebeIife
Stol paa Cub % aer Din gIigt.
yamerifn" inoi. Of 3. ca
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

st teoIosiif %Inineriitet. 6or fort
9io iioen gan en- Ben Of Gale teo-
Ioeiife afoeIine 100000 til Sp-
r~ettelle al ct Wisiionsprofesiorat
peo oenne Snitititttien paa ben Be
tinselie, at Der inmles poerlieere
100000 til foriteIIige gebop. gla-
men er at uooioe ben ~teoIogiife
SfoIe til en- itor relieiss uninerii-
tets-SfoIe uleo tiosinaren6e og peo
Gegater iifreoe afoelineer for Mis.
iioner og iocial 5ieneite. = Ser.
til bemqrfer ~Sbe 2utb." ram.
menoe: gi bar Iagt Werfe til, at
Ianr ct t~eoIoeiff Seminarilim oper-
enor til at blioe en- ReIigionsifoIe
CScbooI of 8eIision"), ioa bliper
ben en- 81 meo ltiiIeItnaenoe gano,
Der tnber i Stprte os Gpboe, bbao
ben pin6er | areoi.@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
Stol paa @nbl

3iIIio, 9rooer, tab ei Wooetl
2ibet en- ct Huneoigt.
Sm be itsoer big for So'oet,
StoI pao Sub og ssr bin PIigt.
CAB Inn Deien bore tornet,
aItib bog paa WoaIet figt;
Scr, big faI6er @iaIIorbornet,
StoI pao Sub oe esr bin pIiet.
.BoIitif og Iiftie Geigbeo,1
9umbeb, S1bn og anoet ffigt,
DIG omippnoe bill meb Seisbeo--
StoI pod Sub oe or bin pIist.
StoI Fl poa en- Ben, en- Qenbins
gler noget broberIigt;
pIubieIist Der Fer IN Desbing-
etoI poa Cub % or BIN PIist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

s NiItpnifee, Bis., bar en- Brpii
of norff afftamiing peo en- engeIif
Iifberff Qirfe inofsrt og notirroIi.
ieret en- imif SuIeffif fra Siem-
Ianbet. Gan bar inospet ct aor
at Grenge, iom SiiIemoreen saar
fra Sus til Sus - i9rlig til &uie,
bpor Der er fpge @enneifer, iom life
tan fomrne me6 til SuIeeuostiene-
fte1t I airfen - os ipnger be somIe
QoroIer. Dette bar 81. a. bep9get
q nf Wpens WIaoe til at ffripe:
-1dffet bore 1pfferne, iom broete
SyuIetrret til bette 2on6, ben ome.
rifanite Sui | &iemmene bar bun
bet I Unbe berpeo. Wcn no ODER
syaIeieften | airferne Iober Client
IIobebens GremDisnine at SuIe-
onnb meeet tiIboee at Snffe. Den
onnsIe Deroess pnbiee SuIelfiffe
ne tue Hooet Rob Der. HIduot
blole e aiIpneeIien al SuIeialmer
>noer oaba Gturmd en- At BE- ifbu.
mn. Pm I fe ieID, FIN forbi ben
luenbGDer Dooese Gasb q BE.
luoulno. ~ tar o|be brlik Foit.
OuIlnb eIearne ioe Iane Iseaie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

Dm aeIision / Siemmet talte
DOR tiIfommenoe 9iceprRiioent, GU
pernsr Sbomas 81. Noribeu fornp-
Iig neo ct frilteligt Nsoe. Gan
iagoe, at Ssnoogsifolerne fsrer
Bsrnene gennem Striften meo en-
bop, flip ouo jump, men OF Der
gabes life l9nsere relisiss unoer.
pisnins | Siemmet, os man benter,
at 8srnene ifaI faa oeres 8ibel.
funoifab ! SsnoaesffoIen. 9enne
5or9Iorenes 5orismmelie Of at
unoerpife oeres Bsrn | oeres ReIi.
eion reiuIterer, fagoe @upernsren,
| ReIieionslssbeo oe ponarteoe
Born. Da Robert Nofes begpnote
SenooesfoIeu bar bet life bans
Rening oermeo. of ben ifuIoe frito.
&c 5oreIore fra ben BIigt at I'm.
berpiie oeres gsrn | NeIieion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

loen at n9nne nogen neo Jednn
fort9aer nIbe 2utb." ON en- Zine.
rifaner, Der er Aroing til ben itsr-
ite Higoom / Amerifa, ON life ben
itsrite / 8eroen, at ban er Senoags.
ifolel9rer, oe meget al bans timber.
pisning ifol bore ret eoangeliif %
etiif iuno. gaplig talte iamme
Nano ON i'm Gro paa 8en os for.
taIte, at ban neo 9riIer / tit Sin
baaoe bopbe beoet ON % faaet quo.
oommeIie geiIeoning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
Taerf.

W9rf.
tnoerteenebe snifer of inIse
rDonff Iiitberif airfeblao", aar-
eoneene 1898-1912, beese ibe.
resneoe. anrganeene er, fom be er
ii6gnoet fra GorIoesbuiet. Subifrip-
tionspris / Doll. On eMfeIt aar.
gang inIees for 30. 10 eler feIre
aarednee ptI pr aoreone foite 40
Gents. ale adreomee tiIIdmmen
Tan for pr. aoreone eod for 4Ot.
Rn. 8. Peberfen
g. Bog IA, 8itore, D. Duf.