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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18
ATTACKED BRYAN
FOR SPEAKING TOUR
Senator Townsend of Michigan Declared
1t Involves Question of Great
Importance To Country.

Washington, d. G., July ls.-"Asdt
from the technical and legal question oi
the right of a public servant to sell his
services twice, the public announcement
by Mr.. Bryan that man of his we'll
advertised democratic tastes cannot live
on an income of $4,000 year present;
a moral question for the eonsiderat'
of the American people" declared AaN
tor Townsend, Republican, of ~ ,dn
in speech in the Senate 80
THE question is simply 49,, whether
under the circumstances, il is the duty
of the citizen and the public servant tc
modify his style OF living to bring il
within his legitimate income, or wheth-
er it is his privilege to resell his services
in order to cover the cost of the style
Of living he has adopted"
Senator Townsend's speech was an at.
tack upon the secretary of state, for
his proposal of making paid lectures
during his tenure of office, to increase
his income.
He declared other cabinet officers were
living on $4,000 salaries; that subordi-
mates in the government departments
would not be allowed to do other work
while holding their positions; and that
because of his previous attitude before
the people, Mr.. Bryan should have felt
an obligation to live within more rigid
lines.
For more than fifteen years, Mr.. Bry-
an has posed as a public censor of man
and measures" said Senator Townsend.
"He has preached the duties of citizen
ship and assumed to establish standards
of public service. His public acts, there
fore more than those of any other man
except the president, are Of influence in
the fixing of standards of public service
and public policy, If the American peo-
pie remain silent al this time and by
their silence give their inferential APP
proval or assent to the policy Mr. Bryan
has announced, that attitude Of an off
cial toward his duties must be assumed
to be a permanent feature of our gov
ernment institutions.
Fog my part, feel impelled to voice
a protest. | am no respecter of persons.
see no reason why the head of de-
private gain by methods that are for
hidden to his subordinates. | see moth
ing in his announced policy that is not
equally available TO any man or woman
in the government employ, and certain
~ no one will question the assertion that
the general application of that policy
would mean the absolute ruin of public
service.
"It has been ordered by another mem-
her OF the cabinet that postmasters shall
not engage in any other business than
that relating to their offices as post
masters. The same rule is applied to
other subordinate federal office holders.
Why this discrimination in favor of a
high saaried officer against the low sal
sried one :"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18
HoRATIo PRIME.
Died on Worcester Road Outside of
Montpelier.

Horato Prime died this morning at
the home of Mrs. Mary Warren on the
Worcester road outside of Montpelier,
where he had been residing for five
years. He had sustained several shocks
of paralysis.
He was native OF st. Albans and
was graduated from the high school of
that city. For time he was private
secretary of r. b. Smalley in Burling
ton and then went into railroad work,
being stenographer in the office of the
New York. New Haven & Hartford and
later being employed at Franklin, Pa.
He leaves his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. p. Prime. of st. Albans, and one
sister, Mrs. Milton Bostwick of St AL
bans The remains will be taken to
that city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18
LAKE SHORE TRAIN
WAS RUN DOWN
Twelve Persons Hurt, But It Is Thought
That None Was Fatally Injured
Near Madison, Ohio.

Cleveland, July ls.-Big Four passen-
ger train No. II plowed into Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern passenger
train, due in Cleveland at 4:25 this
morning, between Perry and Madison,
east of here early to-day, while the
Lake Shore train was held up by a
freight which was stalled ahead.
It splintered the dining-car to pieces
and telescoped one pullman, injuring
twelve persons. 1t is thought that none
was fatally hurt. Eight of the injured
were brought here by special train.
The trainmen say that fog hid the
lights of the Lake Shore train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18
SILK MILL STRIKE
CLAIMED AT END
Manufacturers Say That the Contest
ants at Paterson, N. j., Are s3,ooo,-
900 Out of Pocket as Result
of Trouble.

Paterson, n. j., July ls.The break
which was reported yesterday in the
ranks of the silk mill strikers, after the
announcement that big Bill Haywood
was physically unable to continue his
Leader ship, is construed by the mill
months trouble with the factory hands.
1t is estimated that 100000 in wages
has been lost, while the manufacturers
are about 100000 out OF pocket. The
manufacturers say the season now lost
was the most promising in orders Of
spring and summer in the last six years.
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, the young
woman leader, who is at her fathers
home in New York, says she has not de-
serted the strikers, and excused her alb
senee by illness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18
81, 500 RINGS GONE
IN BURLINGTON
Hotel Guest Left Them in Toilet Room
and Forgot About Them. Another
Woman Alleged to Be Mixed Up
in the Case.

Burlington, July 1s.--Mrs. S. A.
Moss Of San Francisco. California, din
ner guest at the hotel Vermont, left
three rings valued at $500 in toilet
room of the hotel yesterday and forgot
about them Later another woman ap-
peared in Church street store and
asked about advertising some rings she
mad found That was the last heard
from her, and the police have been put
ON the case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18
SOME WANTED MELLEN
And Urged Him to Reconsider His Resig
alton.

New York, July ls.-The directors of
the New Haven railroad system were
to meet here again to-day to act on the
resignation of President Charles s. Mel
len, which was rendered yesterday. Al
though it is understood that some of
the directors urged Mellen to reconsider
his decision, the resignation was formal
ly presented and he will retire not later
than October l. Whether his successor
would be agreed upon at to-day's meet
ing was not announced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18
TRYING TO SETTLE
BOSTON STRIKE
Assistant Secretary of Labor Post in
Boston to End the Boiler Makers
Difficulty.

Boston, July ls.-Louis +. Post, as
sstant secretary OF labor, endeavored
to-day to end the strike OF 1 300 boiler
makers. called MAY 81. Labor leaders
said possibly settlement might be ef-
fected before Mr. Posts return to Wash
ington tonight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18
SOUTH BARRE.

The South Barre baseball team was
defeated last night by the Nine NJ team
in a seven-inning game. Bob Finnegan
and Clarence Little were the South Barre
battery and Polli and G. Fowlie the Nine
NJ battery. The score was 6 to 0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18
SHIP DIANA REFLoATED
And Is Probably Going to St. Johns
N F., for Repairs.

st. Johns, n. F., July ls.-A message
received to-day from Barge Point says
that the Mcmillan expedition steamer
Diana, which stranded Wednesday last,
was refloated last evening. 1t is be-
leved the ship is coming here for re-
pairs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18
YANKEE WILLIAMS
BEAT CANADIAN
Won From Schawangers in Three Sets
To-day at Wimbledon,
England.

Wimbledon, England, July ls.-R. Nor
ris Williams, the Philadelphia tennis
PLAYER. defeated B. p Schawangers, the
Canadian player, in three sets to-day in
the first round of the preliminary con-,
test for the Dwight f. Davis interna-
tional trophy.
Maurice +. Mclaughlin of the United
States defeated r. B. Powell in straight
sets
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18
SENT TO MEXICO.
Sir Greeley Garden, Great .Britain's
Minister to Central America.

London. July 1S.-Sir Lionel Edward
Greeley Garden is the present British
minister to Central American states, was
to-day appointed British minister to
Mexico, succeeding Francis William
Strongs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18

Garretson, president Of the order Of Rail
way conductors, said last night that Mr..
Low had expressed but mildly the
feeling of employees toward the purpose
of the roads to have all questions OF dis
pute arbitrated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18
BROWNS WHILE wADING.
Miss Davis Steps OFF Ledge Into Deep
Water.

Calais, Me-, July ls.-While wading
in Meddybemps lake with a party of
friends yesterday afternoon, Grace Da-
Wis, is, daughter of the superintendent of
the st. CroiX Gas & Electric Light Co.
suddenly stepped off a ledge into deep
water and was drowned. Her body was
recovered later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18
Weather Forecast.

Cloudy tonight. Showers in Maine
and New Hampshire; cooler in northern
Vermont. Saturday generally fair; (;
moderate west winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18

Snowflake bread. baked by the Yer
mont Baking Co.. in modern bakery.
to be given away tomorrow at Eastman
Bros Call and get sample. See adv.
on page OF to-days Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-18

ling or speculative end Of the business,
the revenue derived therefrom will be
enormously in excess of this amount"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01
Sorrn alerfcaaarOs llngOoul.
.@n A~fbnnoliug al RrOfcSiOr Y.
Ammnnoicn i liniurrhtctctS
6cidfriit.

I'll llnlpcriitetets aar5leit oea
a. )}op. bapoc 3aumarf9 ui6en
%.ifdbeliae 0eiitolc 'efter 6%Gpouunoel
Eff uoienot ct 1eitifriit Der Tor
nocn en- CDcriigt ooer set iorleb
re Aeftorat5oor inoeboloer Ell bi
o~euifabelia Gf6onolina. Der er for
iattet Al 9roic5ior 4mmnuoien
9laret braatc $50 me Smoen
ter; 675 immotrifuIereoes ueo In
.beriitetet % G20 beitoo Den lilo.
.mioiiifc 4roue. Gmbeoscfsnmen or
bucrDe0es al Is t%eolo1iife. 107 IN
rioifte. 10 MISUNDERSTANDING ihl
oerenoe. 9ertil fonmer 10 INC
.couo maa1'cr. 6 noe Moaiitre %
20 nue. 9%oftorer. Q meoicinite %
10 %filoioiiife
3 6citifriitct imoes pocrIiaere
)|}cfroloaer ppcr 5uipetter ueo 3oo
loaiif M1iienm n. 0}einert OF 9ro
%icsior Or meo Slilus @eterien
Der begge afaif peo 8eoen bet
iorlebne aar, og en0elia ioul iro
.panlig DC nDc Doftorers 9eoneo5lpb
affattet al Dem ieIo.
9roiesior 9lmmmoien5 Aihano
Giuq er paa aoot 100 Sioer % i'll
iiqtcr at aipe Ell 3rcmitiaina al
Qicrfeaaaros Slpat og r%eIiaipie
llopiflina. 5oriotteren oplpier. al
oct o%prinoelia bar Seniiaten. meo
q~ibanolingen at iel9e aicrfegaaros
reIigieie llobiflina til Sommeren
1910, % ban fif fin Gm6eosef
ianten Cog ~umio6elbort Tor 8orlo
pelienD. Sfriitets anleonina bar
imiolerti6 meoiert. at SfiIorinacn
Il fin fuIOe greooe finn er iert irem
til Sonmeren 1885, meoens ao
rene 1858 er aiort iii Sen
itano for en- mere fortiattet 9e.
6nnolina.
9rofesior 4%mmunoien %begpnoer
meo en- noreoning al Seren aier.
frgooros SlGgt, o9 gipcr noonlia
en- inogooenoe Sfilorine al hans
Tooer, oenne mGrfelige Mano, Der
lom tt-oorig Grcng iorban6eoe
@no, foroi ban leo 300 Tom Spr'
oeorcng poa Den iuoife Seoe, o9
iioen aennem belle fit lange eip
ipnes life at babe funnel aIemme
bette, men at babe pGret tpnget
oeraf nGitcn lige til bet lioite.
8 1868 fom Mifael peoerien
aierfegaaro. fl aar gnmmel til
agbenbnbny 90 Der gif bet BAN
Igo6t | timelig Senleenoe. 40 aor
qonmeI funoe ban trpffe iig til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01

ON gitteren. Wen i Sc iioite ,
Aar Far Ri npiten ingen gaage
bait, men oerimoo mere 0atfroit
emo DER fer pleieoe at pGre, OF
JON 3olae oeraf npiten bber Sag
Solifin; naar Def reguer, er oct
ofteit on @atten. Storm bar oi
10 olorig per, og fun ijploen itprf
Dino. 5roiten bar giort nogeu
Sfaoe paa Gitrontrper ON, men
Den bar Dog life oGret 6aaroere,
emo at @uIreooer, 2eg, Salot o.f.p.
oorer i 5oOen Der; og Ill eiter
%y}ptaor penter bi 5~oraarsoeir.
5orrige Ginter TOM Der for liot
&e9n Der og for Iiot 5ne / 9ierge-
ne git Tor oS, iaa Der bleo fife Iou
meget 8an0 I Gano(erne til at pan
DC me0 / Sommer, iom Der pleier
at bare Der. men Der bIep DOG en-
900 6rugtaol, o9 8riien pao 3erif-
ner bar 0onife 600, men life ioa
900 for Noiiner.
9nen Selma bar noret meQet /
DC / 9lor, ieQ bar bGret Der, og
observation-disclosures er MI 6roloqt
meo a%l5falt, og Ell ny &6iifoIe til
100000 er MI 6p99et Der.
5 firfeIige @enieenoe bar bi bet
gOot me0 @uostieneite % Ell goo
5enoaasifoIe boer Sgnooq. sra
Is. December 6anoe 0i O}isiions-
mp6e Der og beo 8eQ Gep. 4rp-
u. 4. s. 4ieIien ira 3ern-
oole o9 Eiter9aaro fra 9alm5,
talte @uos 0ro til o5, og hi
boo6er, oct niI bare fin 8rllat ior
@u0 til Siples 3relie. 8i erfare0e
/ De Gage, at @erren er goo % pil
irelie Snnocre. ION nil la0e iig
renie i Sciu 9loo. @}aotte mi
@uo for Seiu Sfnfo ogioo peIiiQnc
Den fonmenoe Slllefeit for os her
og o1e pore 2~onosfolf pna SorOen
at oe mao 6creoes til at bofoe Sui
meo Seiu5.
@enligit Silien ira o5 Der. mc0
ON Qoot 9tptaar.
0t. ). Sc6ult3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01

9eniun til ems eeet Seg2 5 iaa
6alo efsiiterer Der life aprlig6eo.
Der efsiiterer life Ell 5glelie / Mfen.
neifeiinlen, iom er obIolut uego.
iitiif. Zen fan life efsiltere. Zen
er iimpeltben en- llmulig6eo. gteb
5orifelen meIem aprligbeo oa
6aoisme er Den, at 6goisnen iut.
ter oct lapere Sea ionl MlaaG, 8gr.
ligbeoen bet 6eiere. "a er Man.
oen5 oe apinoens aprligbeo til
binanoen aGrligbe0 og life ego.
isme, naar DC / binan0en is9er %
timber ct Stint At Oeres bgiere
Seq, oeres Soeol.
9erfor er en- Mooers aqrliqbeo
til fit Barn 9Grligbeo % life 99o.
isme, foroi bun / Barnet ieger tit
beiere Seq. fin itore ifsnne Op9ooe.
Ylen oerior er oct oaioo 9urGig.
6eO og life Ggoisme at bile bIioe
irelit. Get er 10 at bile ioa it
6eiere Sea re00et ira at gao mnoer;
oct er at bile naa lit VfoaI Soa
lao ben %iorihumme, ben taobeli9e
Snuf OIL at oct at pile irelie fin
SiGG er Ggoisme. 2Grbeoigbeo Tor
ct Menneifes Stamp Tor fin Sirls
Sreliel
0o9 ielb ON Oct inoremmes. oil
on maaife aligepeI n9gte oenne
Stamp DIN 9[uerfenoelie. Sp0elig.
beo. iiaer On; OperippnOtbeo; llti
oiabeo. Gu ia. en- iaooon aamp
bar 9erne ct biit iDgeligt lloieenoe.
Ger er oaiaa Tom oiteit noget ioae
ligt oe0 Den, % Den fan gaa op %
no / Snaeligbco. ioa belle oct more
Wenneife iorfrebles oeo 0en Wien
lao os ie bort ira oct, iom tilfqI
oiot fan brnac ii9 PED, og ie poo
ielpe aampen.
Gr oct Sogelig6eo at fpmpe meo
@uo i 2ln0it % 9an Tor at ioo i'm
Siol irclit2 9etpnf Dog 6pao oct
gploer. Get qeloer ems SiaI.
Set gqloer ems caet ianoe. SEQ.
Gr fife Oct Oct opreitc, ct Men
ueife eier? EGuf. ON ems Sial.
rms moeritc Reconsideration ifuloe
foroGroe5. eoeIGqaes al 5Dno. Qao
iortabtl @}ao man life truipc ior
at m0aaa oct2 D}aa man life
fompc ior 2iuct2 0}aa mar fife
fompc Tor oct iom cr 1uiinoe @o1
ac mere puro enc oct leaemllac
Kin: 4anoen5 9ip. ems inoeriie
@cnueifeoaicus 2io2 @laa man If
fc fampe pao Gin % 0so Tor at
rcooe BET
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01
Stamp for DIN SjGls 5rcli
f9f Sbu. a%lnpcncis).

Gu 01ooer. Tom tpmper poa Tin
o. Geo ior at reooe fit itaffels
ul1ffeliae Barr life iauot NJ
6eicr os ale t gerbeoia6eo. yer.
beoiaheo Tor en Wiooers aprlia6eoi
Set CT Den uurneite. 6cu melt ieID.
iorqlcnmen0e GQrliahe0 paa s5or
Den Archaeological Tor hen6ea
Gmertc life Blot / Or lanac 1aae
on De lonae JIptter peo oct in9e
9arns 9cir. Rci. oobbclt. ~tioo6belt
Q|Gr6eoiabeo for benoes 5merte
naar bet CT ocn iorlorne Sgn. 0eu
ioruil0eoe 8atter. Del aploer 2Gr
bgoiaheo ior ocuue 5merte, Zen
ncr 0nr Oh en- Mooer. ga ipar
beuoe ior Den 5mcrtel soar DIN
Mooer nogeniinoe areot Smertn
taorer oocr 0ia. raabt OH Jieonina
for 1ia - lao oct faloe 0ia til
Gmpeuoclici 9Grbeoi06eo ior ON
Woocrs 5mertcl
Wen ipt man trni ct Nlenneife
en- apinoe, eller loo Oct ppre
en- Mano, en- ma, itGrf, liosiriit
Man0 fpmpe no poa Sin %
8go / 9fnait og Re, meo @on oB
@aab ON Becoming, ON Grclie ior
fin Siql, i'm egen uoeoeliae SigI.
SIigt fan man 10 oeiaa ie. Get
bquoer life ioa oite netop; men
bPnoer Dog. ON Oct bGnOte 0ia,
og oct bar Ell al Dine nGrmeite, IN
ian inaoan SiGlefomp: Din grooer
eler SGiier, Din apreite, Din gam.
Ie, gooe Ben og aammernt ~ bbao
nil0e IN ipnes ON oet2 8iloe On
bsic 0ia / 9erbebiabeo oeiao for
Den Stamp?
III pil maoife iiee: ber taoIes
iuqcH Snomenligning en- Mooers
aonip Tor fit Barn er rem ielb.
forglemmenoe aGrli9beo; ct Men.
neifes Stamp for fin 5iGls drcl'
ie or life onoet emo Gaoisme meb
religiss Sminfe poa; ban er ban
ae for at iao oct onot, oct er Soeen +;
ban pil iifrc fla en- 6ebooeIie eoia-
beo.
0n, en- Mooers anrIigbeo til fit
Barn er life ion uegoiitiif, iom Oh
mener. Get er lit Barn, bun ell.
fer. SUN eIifer Oct. bun Iioer
oe Itrioer for Oct, foroi oct er ben.
oes. Gr bet g~goisme2
Mon oct er 6orifenen mcIlcm
aGrligbeO og Geoisme, at aGrIig.
beoen life tnger noget Tom beIii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01

neife. iom Son %eIifer. og iom par
/ lepenoe oipe en- 9pif.Serre, 9rait
% aiIitos oeo GDif. 6errernes Sns
/ 6ranfhurt. % Den lGrer manat
ct pnOiat aenoetegn paa guoooms
meIig Sanobeo % / 5GroeIesbeo,
bporleoes og bporpaa man tan
erten0e DC ianoe, retiuroige @nos.
benner % ogiuo De uretfGr0iae,
falife. frie 9lonoer, Der or til itor
Sfooe for oen belige STRIFE
Gen aamle 9og er oct ierite,
Qutber bar uogibet poa Grpf. Get
Iie9er fiernt ira Sumaniiternes 5n.
%teresier.
Genne ihloerenoe % m%0erbilen.
De Brofesior bar imiolertio ogioa
bIeben 9rpoifont. 9rpoifen bsr.
te life iait til @rlostieueiten, og
naor Der prGoifeoes. par oct life
alto al 5ogneprpiten. 5 8itten.
BERG oniggte @oraerifobet BAN ont
at prpoife ior Dem / Sognefirfen.
2utber iaaoe ia og bleD iiOen peo
iPpnlia at bure QrGoifont / @it.
tenbera vi bar enom1 I%atinife
6pitrifter al 0isie 9rpoifener be.
boreoe. let off nenmere ior Den
8ios 9aroe al ifrioe 2atin enc
Mooersmaalet men ieIoieIgelia bar
Der ppret talt poa init.
Suther boloer iaen moo Selgens
6prfeIien % er nlcget ifarp moo oen
oertil fnptteoe GaIiorten 6por
8oliartsaolifoben piier fig, raaoer
ban Sus6onoen til at anifdiie ell
ggeitof % beai9e oeres glpg meo
nogle Staa. oiao ifal on ie, boor
ocnue euos Singer oripcr Bigpe
len no Al oeml4 G0 ban iprer
moo DC meuinqsleie 0elgcnbiitori
er, @rUoifanter tan oiife op meo.
BE % after 9e oOer %iaaounne
8obler. Scr trGnaes til en- itor
Reformation al airfen at intet.
ON oct eno er uof iao 'front.'. 6lep
tiaoot I'll 9ruq i @rpoifcn, men
miuore Oct er outbentiif eler fano
n~iierct a airfen. 9ien 1uoo Der
- fononiieret. beier ran Tia Tor.
lf9i pil life bape uo9ct 5gaes
% neo oe n1iaIige 9ottere1,
fr iorfaiier @elaenerne9 1ilbe.
6cIic
60 hou cr itaoia Den looiae
Dhmt orr tro %operbofocr line Or
oensreoler. Rou ct 4untt blep
oct ham muligt Set uar meo
8ioeanoaaten Zen iroplt optaa
nc Wlano hmoe fife iaa mango @an
&C ON Gaaen iaa 1io til at lgie
DC LANCE 9nonater. Saa Iilfte0e
ban ia iaitcuoe inoe lin 6ele
ON Seroaaen % lgite oa lGiie III
oct lob rlmot / Sooeoet paa hout
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01
Blooming 4rairic, Niinn.
4. u#lB.

Set flmoc mnaife Intcresierr en-
oQ oltocn at bore lot bcrira. iJrlia
"a oenl. inn { fortere cuer lollaere
Eio bar fproeoes iblanot %. 5om
meren oor qmitia Der ior iaa at
iiQe aae S%Goearter. ioo pi iii en-
900 6oit. for bnilfen hi bar @runo
Ill ri8tia at taffe 6erren. 8illiae
6or Gfterooret nuret bebdqelig. iao
Tarnlerne bar funnel ioa Otter
ootsarbeioet gjort for &interen, iom
mn bar inoiunoet liz.
Ser bar uaret nlailgc GgOsialo
ber paa 0ennc Con / oct iioite Anr
on noale CT folot 6oiti0 6crira. iad
lcoes en- nnQ @i8e Gmua 5erae1-
fen, ion / 6oroaret 6aUoc baret pou
5ofaif1Iat 90 6ait en- Operation.
Sum iontes ct pure raft iaen. men
0p6olot ia hos imS@ter oazuo9er
.D}r. oa Iira 9osmu5 8. 9delien
ior at fouutc til 3rCffer. Ga
Soiteren fom np en- Nioraen Tor
at fal6e poo 6enoe. iouot 6an BEN
.oe ogo al Sierteilaa. Scr far og
iua pprct uoale lllDftc9tilf0loe /
0ctte 6|iteraar. "a Sercu 9eter
fen. iom err 0}eieriit / 9ir6o til
liacmeo Gamilie farte hiem iro
blooming @rairie ell Niten, ifete
Del. at Sleigh aioroe ct 9aitiat
SprinQ pc0 en- Gm0reiuina pan
&eien. 6borme0 8naQuen nplteoc
% Mr. Fctcrien brUtfcoe 4roDe
6enet. bnoO Der Tor lruaere 1io
qioroe BAN noe al Stolo til at
or6eioe. 81 oHoet lllpffestilfGloc
inotraf fort eiter 0ettc. "a ior
nounte, Mr9 3asmuS g Gielicu
en- 9no forte til @Den, fom en-
r@otor Gpcle", Der ifrGumeoe Sc
Itene. Ioo Mrs. 0ielien foiteoe5 no
al @oqnen oQ orGbtes paa Ste0et.
st on0et liaciaa iergeli9 lllpffe
inotrai fort cifer. Gn una 8arG
poo y 4or. Gbriitinn 9eterien,
@rooer til iernponte Seren @e-
t~eriea, iom 6eitnreoe 6armen for
fin N}oocr, Mrs. RiS 8eterien
forieate en- 0og at fao nogIe @riie
no, Tom bar lebet inc mnoer @elte4
ne. San bleo iloaet ileint poa so.
oeoct al en- al Seitene; ban blep
broqt poo SoipitaIet, men beoc
foa Gage cfter.
Otter 6po6 oi eriarcr, er Ell al
bore for6enoprenoe WeOlcnmer al
@rorIon Menig6e0. An6reos Setter
6p, ofgooet oeo Cohen iiocn iorlo
aaoenoe SpQoom neo Glentpmooo,
Montana, 6oor ban meo 3omilie
for nogIe 9(or iiben b%oiottc iig.
Waotte 6poo Der er meooelt life
blot poofninoe os ON, bpao 9rorlon
ionqer. oSeg aaor | 6ore, bpor
ieg eoor", men ogioa ON rigtig at
prpoe os ielo, ON hi fan lige: Seq
poor nleo Seills, hpor ieg ooor",
oe: I'll Gnoe gorct batter, bar
ui orpcnot bet bel.
Sermeo tilgnifes o9nniferenT $
@eoofter % 2riere en- gIGoelia SiI
% ct %peIiignet Hptaorl
u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01
Selma, California.

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