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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Miss Grace Lord, OF sarry, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Clara C&mick, Of Essfport, was q
recent guest OF Mrs. Laura Mssrs.
Mrs. Wesley Smith and two children, OF
Bsyside, are visiting at Clarence Yoang's.
Mrs. Mere dith Emery, of Bar Hsrbor,
who has been visiting Mrs. W. A. Emery,
will return home Tuesday.
July Is. HUBBARD.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST SULLIVAN.

A. b. Havey, with wife and child, of
Caribou, is visiting his father, B. b.
Hayey.
Miss Beatrice smyth, of Boston, is
spending her vacation with her parents,
Emerson c. smyth and wife.
Frank A. Havey and wife are visiting
his old home here. Mr.. Hayey is one OF
PASSPORTS successful business men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody, OF New buryport,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Moody's brother,
Charles Huntington, and other friends.
Bradley Smith and wife returned SAT-
urday from Boston, where they spent a
week. Mr.. Smiths health improved
greatly while there.
All are pleased TO hear that the Ben
venue Granite Co. is going to open its
quarTies here, after shutdown of almost
six years. Ernest c. Gordon will have
charge.
The HRvey reunion at the hEvey home
stead at Tnnk pond was great success.
Eighty were in attendance. A reunion
association was formed, with the follow
ing officers; Fl. II. Hsvey, president; W.
Il. Havey, president; Miss Edna
Havey, secretary; James B. Hsvey, Mrs.
Maria Havey, Calvin Hsvey, Fred Hsvey,
Mrs. Mabel Bunker, committee on arrange
ments for 1914.
July Is. DIRreo.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Emily Lowe, of North Deer Isle, is visit
ing her sister Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van wyck and sons are at
their cottage at Gray's point.
Robert Hatch, Of Maynard, is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. II. p. Hatch.
Roy Hendrick made q short visit here,
returning to bis work In Portland Sunday.
Mrs. II. A. Buckminster, OF Everett,
Mass, is visiting her, sister Mrs. knowles.
c. e. Bye, whose home was recently
burned, has moved into Anthony Bye's
house. This makes Mr.. Bye's second fire
in two years. Mr.. Bye went to Rockland
Saturday, returning Sunday with his
wife and children.
July "a. ii.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

Miss Stella Grindal has gone TO Bangor
hospital for treatment.
Miss Ferol Smith has gone to Seal Har-
Dor, W here she has employment.
Mrs. Fred j. Burns, OF Melrose High
lands, Mass, is here for an outing.
George Bartlett and daughter in law, Of
Rhode Island, are here for few weeks.
Charles Brown, Of Massachusetts,, re-
turned home Saturday, after few weeks
here with relatives.
The Butler reunion will be held at
waithsua, at the home Of Winfield Jordan,
Thursday, Aug. ii. IL stormy, the first
fair day.
July =. CHEER.
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OTTER CREEK.
CHEER.

Little John Walls came home from the
Bar Hsrbor hospital last week, much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. Agnes Parsons, of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, with her two children, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Alice Stanley.
Miss Edna Jeffries and Mrs. Peters, of
Boston, who have spent two weeks with
Mrs. Susan Alley, returned home to-day.
In the absence of the pastor last Sun
day, an interesting talk was given by Mr..
Nelson on his visit last winter to the Holy
Land. He showed some fine pictures OF
places of interest, which added much TO
his discourse.
July Is. G.
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SWANS ISLAND.

Mrs. Ida Hawkes. and family returned
TO Kennehunk Saturday.
The steam yacht Juanita, of Boston,
was in the harhor last week.
d. f. Burns has gone TO Friendship, his
old home, for weeks visit, the first in
twenty-three years
The Greenlest club met this week with
Mrs. O. L. Milan, twenty being present.
Refreshments were served on the piazza.
Mrs. 5. W. Greeuisw and son Keith
have gone to Southwest Harbor for a
week before returning to their home in
Portland.
July rs. ;.
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SULLIVAN HARBoR.

Miss Wilson returned to Boston Mon
day.
Richard Emery wss weekend guest Of
Mrs. e. A. Stimson.
Miss AIMS Sihley, OF Chelsea, Mass, is
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Otis ainman.
Harry Moody and family, OF Newbury-
port, are guests Of 4. $. Gray and wife
Mrs. Adams, of Bridgewater, Mass, was
recent guest Of Mrs. Eugene simpson.
Rev. n. Ii. Saundsrson win preach st
the union church next Sunday evening.
Mrs. Clara Somes, Of Somesvills, Mrs.
Coiwsll. Of Boston, and Harry B. Meynsil
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and wife, of Cambridge, Mass are guests
of James Meynell.
{. A. Howard and family of Chelsea,
Mass, are guests of W, A Urann and wife
at "Pine Brook farm.
Mrs. George Emery and daughter
Katherine, of Cambridge, Mass, are
guests OF Mrs. c. A. Stimson.
Miss Georgi Emery, Of Newton, Mass,
Miss Thomas, of Jamaica Plain, Mass,
Miss Alice Emery, of Cambridge, Mass,
are guests at The Bristol.
July IS Il.
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FRENCHBoRo.

P. II. Rich, of Dedham, Mass, is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
Raymond Teel had his arm broken by
the engine of q motor boat recently.
Lexmsn Davis has gone to Gloucester,
Mass, with load Of tsh for Jacob Segsl.
Bonnie Hall, of Portland, was in town
last night TO see his mother, Mrs. Alma
Lunt.
Mrs. Mamie Cornell, with children, OF
Boston, is visiting her brother, Nathan
Osier.
been visiting Bert Perkins and wife, has
returned home.
July Is. q,
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SEAL COVE.

Miss Berniee Ashley spent q week re-
Gently at Northeast Hsrbor.
c. M. Reed has purchased the Stanley
cottage OF Capt. J. II. R1mill.
Mrs. W. $. Rowe and sons are at North
east Harbor, where Mr.. Rowe is employed.
Miss vergeiis swazey is spending few
days in Ellsworth, the guest OF Miss
Agnes Marshall.
Fred Brown, of wsitham, Mass, was q
recent guest OF his grandmother, Mrs.
c. ID. Sawyer. His sister, Miss Luelis
Brown, is spending the summer here.
July %. ~.
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REACH.

c. F.Austin is away on business.
Miss Grace Lowe spent the weekend
with Ars. 8. r. Lowe
Charles Childs, who has been employed
on the yacht Consolation since April, is
home.
Carrie Gray, OF Stonington, has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. e. Jane
Gray.
Robert r. Hatch. of Maynard, Mass, is
spending his vacation with his uncle, S.
I. Lowe.
A surprise party was given TO A. sydney
Lowe Saturday evening. his seventeenth
birthday. A pleasant time was enjoyed.
Mrs. Root, Of Pasadena, Cal, and Mrs.
Selden, of Memphis. Tenn, are spending
the summer AZ HiIlcrest. s. Theodore
Bittenhender and wife, and Harry Hoyt,
OF Boston, returned home Sunday.
July %. NJ. l..
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advertisements.
Record Of The Past
advertisements
No Stronger Evidence Can N
Had i'm Ellsworth.

Look well to their record. wba, ,s..
have done many times in years eons b.
the best guarantee of future RESULT. A..
one with bad back; any reader surs.
from urinary troubles, from kidney m.
should find comforting words in tbs =,
lowing statement from Ellsworth Fall.
e. p. Cord, Ellsworth Falls, Me- saw.
81 had acute attacks OF backsehe ana ~.
were especially severe when / s,oopsd =.
lifted. When having one of these s..u.
three years age, l decided to try po.,.
Kidney Pills, and got supply at Moor,
Drug store. They removed the trouble !,
remarkably short time, and after ,aki,,
them, enjoyed much better health. II,
cure has lasted. The endorsement | g,v.
Deans Kidney Pills when was cu,.a
stili holds good. have never heard O, 8,
instance where Deans Kidney Pills h,v.
failed to prove satisfactory"
For sale by all dealers. Priee 50 cent.
Foster Miiburn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents TOR the United States.
Remember the -Dcan's-and t.k.
no other.
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sEAWALL.

Tnslma Dolliver Is working for Mrs
julia Parker, OF Manset.
Miss Susie Thurston, Of Mckinley, il
visiting {. 4. Metcalf and wife.
AL. Ramsdell has sold his power boat to
his brother-in-law, Mr.. Leonard.
Mrs. Samuel Moore Is visiting her sister,
Mrs Sadie LaCount, at West fremont.
Mr.. Leonard, of Grand Msnan, has
moved his family TO Frank Delivers
house here.
July 3. L. e. ID.
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WET sroNINGroN.

Miss Grace Fiheld is spending her vsca-
tion at her old home
Miss Mamie Annis is visiting her par
ents, Charles Annis and wife.
Mrs. Eekhor, of Boston, is visiting her
parents, George Hamblen and wife.
Mrs. Henry Bryant and two children. OF
fields.
Lyman Stinson took his little daughter
Dorothy to Portland Wednesday for
treatment of the eyes. Mrs. Maynard
Stinson accompanied them.
July %. MUM.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-30

You can change fretfni, ili-sen pered chill
drsn into healthy. happy younxst<rs, By ria
ding them Of worms. Tos<ing. rolling. grind
Tag Of teeth, crying out while asleep, accom-
pzined with intS1se thirst. pains in the
stomach and howeis. fsyertshnes and Bad
breath, are synpeoras that indicate worms
gickApoo Worn killer, . pleAsAnt candy
loxenge. exp els the woru&. regulates the
bowels. restores rear ehiidrer 70 health and
happiness. Mrs j. A. Brfs6in. o8 Elginr Ill.
ssyss Il have used Kickspco Worn Killer
WORMS. I ~ouia ncs Be without Ia Gssr-
snteed. All druggists, or by mail. Price 9sc-
Kickapoo Indian Nedicirs Co.. fhftxdslphia
and 8 Lozis-
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BAR HARBoR.

AT the Unitarian church next Sunday at
loss a. M, Rev. Maxwell Savage. who was
10 preach, will be unable to cone- Rev.
William Milton Brundage, Ph. D., of the
Third Unitarian Congregational society,
of New York, viii preach Mr. Brundsge
is spending the sGmuer At Northeast HAr-
Dor
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NORTH LAaoINE.
HUBBARD.

Forrest Richardson has purchased an
automobile.
Euniee Coggins is visiting relatives at
Southwest Hsrbor,
Amos Morse is spending a few weeks
with his mother, Mrs. Coleman Hsgsn-
July .. Y
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WINTER HARBoR.

Sunday worship In Claiming chapel at
p. m. Rev. William Milton Brundage. Of
the Third Unitarian Congregational So
eiety, OF New York, will preach. Mr..
Brundage is well known hsre, having
spent several summers In Winter Harbor.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTHEAST aARaoR.

Miss Katherine smsllidge has returned
from visit In BIuehin.
Lewis Manchester. of Manchester, sisss.,
is visiting relatives here.
Work upon the foundation OF the new
masonic building has begun.
The first of the Saturday AFTERNOON teas
at the tennis club was held July %.
Henry T. Moore, superintendent; of the
tennis club, is serving as organis, at Saint
Mary's- by the-sea.
w. Bliss, of Boston. who has worked at
the swimming pool several years, is in
town for few days.
OF Maine, preached at ST. Mary's- by-the-
Sea Sunday morning and evening.
A sunset service for the young people OF
Northeast Harborwss held on the rocks
back of b. w. Arnold's cottage Sunday
afternoon.
At the special town meeting Friday, Il
was voted to raise $4,000 for the purpose
OF building a new school building on the
municipal lot.
Gordon Graves and Miss Virginia
Graves, who tutored here during the sum
mers OF 1912, are spending the present
season In Europe.
John ID. Rockefeller, IT,, F. p. Pritehsrd
and DIR Durham were among the Seal Har-
Dor summer guests to attend the town
meeting Friday.
The Misses whittemore, yioiinist and
'celiist, and Miss Gerry, pianist, OF Boston,
have been engaged to play at the Rock
End during the summer. They are fur
nishing music for the Saturday night
dances and for three concerts weekly.
Rev. Henry Wilder Foote, OF Boston,
preached at the union church Sunday
morning. Mr.. Graves, OF the Bar Harbor
Y. NJ. C. A., preached in the evening.
Next Sunday morning, Rev. John Cole
man Adams, ID. D., OF Hartford, Conn,
will preach.
A large company OF the voters and sum
ner residents OF the town OF Mount Desert
gathered in the Neigh borhood house FRI
day afternoon at the special to~n meeting
to decide whether automobiles should
come into the town. j. II. Knowles pre-
sided. Loren f. kimbaii spoke In favor
OF admitting automobiles. He was fol-
lowed by several of the summer visitors,
and DR.. Grindie, OF Sonesyiiie, who SPOKE
against admitting them. The vote was
2as to Is against admitting automobiles.
THE ELorEMEST OF ELLEN.
The Neigh borhood house dramatic club
will present at the Neigh borhood house
Thursday and Friday, July 81 and Aug. 1,
the three-act comedy, 1.-THE Elopement 81
Ellen" The club puts on this play solely
for the purpose OF raising money Tor the
benefit OF the Neighborhood house. The
cast:
Richard Ford. devoted yoans husband.
Harold Reed
Molly. bis vile. 80 Miss Cora Frost
Robert Shepard. Melly's brother Roy Fester
Max Teneyek. oham Of Roberts.
Bartlett Dyer
Dorothy Mureh, engaged TO MAJ.
Miss Henrietta fitzpatrick
Jaae HAvefhin, wellesley, "a.
Miss Marion smailidEe
John Hume, rector OF 81. Agnes,
Parker Fenneliy
July Is. V.
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~Doan's Ointment cured me OF ecsema that
had annoyed me long time The cure was
permanent Hon S. W. Matthews. Commits
sscner Labor Statistics. Augusta. Me.-ASss.
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In every home there should be box Of
Buck3ers ArnicA SAlve- ready 10 apply in
every case of aurnx- eats. wounds or sealds-
J. H Fclanco. Deivalle, Tax. n. No I, writes.
~k1ckIsn's ArnscA Salve SAVED my little girls
e1t fcox. No ere believed Il ccald Be cared
The worlds best sAaves Only &c Recon-
nen1ed by I'll dragxists.
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WEST GoULDsBoRo.

Sunday worship in the union church at
Io-0 a. M Rev. Arthur III. Co&r. OF Hol-
yoke, Mass-, in charge OF the summer
work along Frenchman's bay, viii preach.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SERVICES.
July Is, Rev. Charles FL. Cutler, d. D.,
of Union church, Wsban, Mass
July %, Prof. William Adams Brown,
D. d., Union theological seminary, New
York.
July q, Rev. William NJ. Brundsge,
ID. d., Unity church. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Aug. 3, Rev. William Milton Hess, Phi.
D., Trinity Congregational church, New
York.
Aug. 10, Rev. E. NJ. Cousins, Congregs-
tional church, Brewer.
Aug. II, Rev. Andrew w. Archibald,
d. D., acting pastor Dorchester Second
church, Boston, Mass.
Aug. "a, Rev. 5. B. Eossiter, d. D., Cal
vary Presbyterian church, Newark, n. j.
Aug. 81, Rev. Henry L. Griffin, d. D., of
Bangor.
Mrs. L. NJ. Cousins and daughter Irene
came to the Cousins home on Friday last.
They will be joined by Rev. Edgar and
Mary Cousins for the month of August. =
F. p. Brown and wife have returned to
their Boston home, after spending two
weeks at Southwest Harbor, the guests Of
Mrs. Browns sister, Mrs. James Crockett.
Miss Mary Parker is at home for few
weeks rest, before returning to the West
TO graduate in January in the special line
of study she has been engaged in for the
past three years.
July2s. SPRAY.
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PNEUMATIcAi stops your pain or
breaks up your cold In one hour. IT'S
marvellous- Applied externally. An
druggists.
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EAST LAMolNE.

Rev. d. NJ. Wilson will preach at the
regular service in the union church next
Sunday at 3 p IN.
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ne King Of An I.Ax.sises.

Fer constipation, hs&dAenes. Indigestion
Fiss. FaaI NatSaikA, Of BafAso, n, NJ.
sAys khex are the @King Of AL lSxaxises
They are haesxing 10 al my tsmily. sad
alWxFx keep . box &t home Get . box ana
get well. Prizes ssc. Recommended BY al
drrgRisxs-
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WEST EDEN.


Miss Henrietta Mosley. who has been at
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A. b. Havey, with wife and child, OF
Caribou, is visiting his father, B. B.,
Havey
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NUN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

On bette emne bolot iorbenp9.
renoe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MI.
nqrenoe 9r9iioent Boooroip BiI.
ion Den :. Uiai / 9enper en- 1oIe,
iom iortiener at I9ies al boer enc.
tie omerifonif Weoborger. 81 bar
Der al gore meo en- Nono Der /
Den lGroe 9eroen bar tiIfRmpet iig
Ell anerfenoelie. ion ingen isger
AT frafenoe BAN, Ell Wano, iom
nj beflpoer oct beleiie embeoe
Iom et irit 5olf bar at bpoe en- al
line gorgere. Ienne Ylano taller
ON gibeIen. ON bnno Den bar p9.
ret for Menneifebeoen, % ON bnor.
le6es ben mere END noget anoet er
Brunolaget for bort Sanos Sorbeo.
IS 5orboIo til De OH Sagfunoifab
og %perionIig Operbeoisning nionen.
De Orb iom BrGiioent 8iGion no.
taIer til 6oroel ior Dor gibel, ta-
ger De baaoe inoen Tor CO uoen ior
airfens GER iorefommenoe WioO-
iigeIier fig Dnfelige % barnagtig
latterlise no. 81 gengi0er blot
nogIe Of ben grunoiee Eoles So
peotanter.
gibelen er Subs @ape til Wien.
neifebeoen life til nogIe prioiIige.
reoe aIosier, pere zig inoen for
eaer u6en for airfen. Ten er
3olfets Bog iom ineen anoen. s
Den lqrer W~enneifene at fenoe
iig ielO, fit Barb, fine @Iigter, III
anipor, os lieeiom ben er ben
eneite fire Beipiier til 2Dffe Tor
bette 2ip, iaaIeoes er bet fun ben,
Tom fan ipore BET urolige Siertt
pna bets Spergsmonl mgaaenoC
9ibet eiter bette. 8ibelen er Waen'
neffebe6ens fore ,Wiagna Gborto"
Zen Iqrer os, at pi life er ifabt til
at fortrpffes al nogen gnfeltper'
ion, ben fremitilIer bpert Wenne'
tie fom en- ieIoitonoig g~erionIis'
beb Ia oiftinct moral AGENT, oer
life ftoor til anfpar Iiee oberfor
Wenneifer, emo life Iiee ouer for
benz, Tom bet bar fat ouer iig ion
Stpresmpn6, men gennem Sompit'
tigbeoen Iiee oper for fin Sub %
sfaber". Nanr Wenneffet fattel
bette, mar bet | fin aono bIipel
frieiort fra, bpab Der filler bel
fra Sub, bo e. bet en- FIJI Wanf
unber bpilfen Tom beift @eeerinss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

Siinrens @oaoe lott? Zen ito
re Sfinr, Der er uo6ugget / alip.
pen / 9tprheoen al Scoops 4prai
mioe. 9Ggppten, bar 9ennem gar-
bunoreoer oaret Ell nleit @aaoe.
Nh fommer Der %efterretning ON,
IT @aaoen ifaI pare neo at Isies.
Get ifaI pnre lnffeoes @rofesior
Geisner neo 0arDaro- llniperiitet at
finoe en- Snogang / Sfinren oe /
Sfinrens Sooeo at opoage Ell Gem.
pelrum Tor Solguoen.
9erfra Qaar Der f~orifeIIige @an.
&c neo / 9nbet. og en- At oisie ierer
til ct purami0eformet @raofammer
Ser i 5eIoe Snoifriiterne ifol IN.
o%eiIutte Menes' Wunie, oen fsrite
al 6aruoerne.
3 Sioetamre ifaI Der firnes gie.
tier al oireoe SIaoer. talrige Glen.
6enstaoler. poa 6oiIfe Der iinoes
dremitiainger al Songens Sip. I.
CTS. 9}ilens 3noOpmning.
; Sfinrens 9rpsbnle ifal Der
finoes oct more al ct tort 1empeI
meo @a5ier al prGgtige SsiIer oa
@noebiaeoer.
groiesior 9iesiuer meter, at man
ogiaa / Siin3en oil flmne finoe BET
fonaeIige Sfatfammer.
On @aalioeIigbe0en al 9rofes.
Tor 8eisners lloioan. maa 5rem-
tioen oemme. men piier BET ia al
pore Sanobeo. itnar man onerior
en- al Sc melt betDoninasfuIoe %.
oaaeIier paa 9GrfGoIogiens Omraa.
De / ben mere 9io.
8bi oa cr en- 6O00 qor eonrnel
8eroen bIenen braet for 2piet.
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Gn 0enitiaing.

5 oct 0praob. iom loienotes
aennem a8aniferen~ Spalter bna.
De ira Samiunoets 6ormano oa
0ritformono % ira 9eGla Menig-
beo ON at fomme ben til SinIt
nleo at ina bDeget Strife % 9rpite.
bolig, bar Der life noget npnnt ON
Snoiamlingsmaaoen.
9iIIoo mig Oerfor at pege pao
ell Waaoe, Tom oil. bois Den isIges,
finne iremifpnoe Sogen.
6an Ell SubitriptionsIiite / Sang
iaa bilrtia iom mlliat - bpor oct
te life olIereoe er ifet - % lao
ale foa en- 9eiliabeo til al bare
meo of teane fig for ct 9ioroa.
Sna mart oenne Site er poatcg.
net al 8lertaIIet al Mcniabeoens
WeoIemmer, fan man De iIeIte
Ste6er oonne fig en- grunoet @e.
ming ON. boor itort gioraaet bill
bIibe, naar Subifriptionen or fpr.
oia. 600 os ioa ni6e ber / 0mcba,
at eoers 9ioras ira q. q. Menie.
beo piI / oct minoite bIine iao
tort - life min6re.
San ri iaa oisie OpIDsninger
ira @eniabe6erue / Ell n9r 5rem.
tio - fer ierite Moi og oct fan
ri. bois 5. fare 9enner, bill tagc
lat. ina bar bi noget at itoIe pna
% bill iaaIeoes opre / Stono til
at Iegae % ioGrfiutte @Ioner.
9irfeIi8be6en er oIIigebeI Sen.
genner, at ni intet fan gore, ier
ri bar Ssite ON en- beitemt Sum-
eler Summen ieIo. - fra De ileite
al pore Renigbeoer. SfaI pi nente
paa De enfeltes @aner ioen en- ip.
itemntiit SnoiomIing er ieg banoe
Tor, at ni Inlet airfebus iaor reiit
/ 1913.
Genne SeniiIIins i%remfommer
altioa for at tiIifnnoe til Ell ORC.
net 90 burtig SnoiamIine, og iGr-
Zig beoer ie8 mine greitebreore +:
tag ben Sog op ioo burtig iom
muIist. ) bar eoers Stem Os Sir.
febus, ri bar intet.
4tna Serren iaa 2op til at ret.
te boaOe 9reiter % Renigbeoer /
2lrbeioe, iaa Bella M~enigbeo fan
iaa iia ct airfebus.
1af til eoer, fare g~rpitebreore,
Der ian oeIuiIIist % tGrIiet bar
IoUet eOers %perionliae Stetie og
9lrbeioe.
) brooerlig sGrbsoiebeo.
9. q. 2auren,
1924 Grant Ctr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09

4ngaaenoe nSnoinmIineen I'll
6oriuorsiagen" oerbiemme ifal ri
pna bette 5iospunft blot bem9rfe,
at @aperne ira 5orioarsnenner
itolonOet life ien0es oirette til Gre
eerineen, men til .5orioarsfomite-
en- al 1879; iaa Regeringens In
ffe ON at mootaee eaer life moota-
&c giorag fro 9an6smGno UNDER
fremmeo aegerins iIet life fomme
I getragtning, 5or sprist er Der
70 mango, iom mefter, of nRroRren-
be Regering ener Winiiteriunt
itoar for Sab. = 9ette gIoos Re-
baftion er pinig til at mootage gi'
brog til benne Sag oe ienoe Dem
til rette 8eofommerloe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-09
ri ftaI Der i aOrt6eO income
Gunfirmation.


iom Ell airteifif eler Ell 5orm for
9efenoelie. Zen er Inlet Safras
ment. ingen guooommelig SnoitIi-
telie; % man fan gerne. ON no
gen bar 2pit I'll oct, pe9e paa, n
ri bar ben tiliulles meo Den fatol
tie STRIFE.
Men ifent aoniirmationen ingeu
guooommelig Sn0iHitelie er, iaa
tror ri alIi9epeI. at pore 6oriG=
ore gioroe bel /. at DC beboIOt Den.
4t betenoe Gro paa @u0 CT
n%eobenoig til 6relie: agnbper. iom
peofenoer ia mig for Qlenneifene.
BAN oil ieg oaiaa oeofenoe mig Tor
min 5aoer, iom er / SimIene. 0ten
oen. iom iornaater mtg ior Meu=
neifene, BAN oil ogiao jeg iornqg-
te for min 8aoer, iom er i SimIe.
ne (9fattb. 10. 32-33).
"a nonr Der ino ipsrges ON
Iormen for 9efenoeIien. oa mener
.ui. at oebte 9ern. Tom er opIprte
/ oen friiteliae 9erneIproom, bsr
Ieoe5 irem til At aiIGgae gOen 9o0e
9%efenoelie Tor mango 9ioner."
2iati9 beunttet amer oi aouiir
mationsbefenoeliea Tor lanat At
~foretrpffe ior oen 9efenoelie. Der
I 9leaIen fsloer efter ben reiormerte
airfes greUipols@.
81 fan heller life tilitemne, buao
ser bar itaoet at Ipie t norife @Ia.
sc ioruplig. at mar ifnloe lutte
9ernenes friiteIiae lln6erpisnin9
meo Blot en- G%perberina % iaa Ia.
oe 9efenoeIieu bIiue ailoat. noar
oen enfeIte ieIte 1rauo oertiI.
&c uuge trpnaer netop til life
aleue at ian friiteIig aunoifab. men
iulot ioa meget til at bline biul.
pen I'll at tage Stduopmft imoo
1irnelen % alt on6t % Tor Den
treeniae @uo % betenoe bette
Stnnopnmft ofientlig.
&c trpnger I'll Den 9etrG.
9eftnrfeIfe. iom Iia.
ger 0eri for at funne beitaa / Den
9ioets Stamp. De qnar / Mebe. -
So. BET er gobt. ri bar beholot
aouiirmotionen, oenue 5orm Tor
9efenoelie. Maa oi iaa ianot be.
mite Den ret. (glere.)