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The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13
are here for you, given freely and

are here for you, given freely and gladly u is up to you to do your part gladly and willingly. No pri- zes will be given where there is no merit in any line of club work.
 The corn club boys should get ten of the best ears in their acre. The pig club boys should have their pigs well cleaned and in good flesh, not too fat, but in good average flesh.
 The tomato club girls should have their exhibits nice and clean and made as attractive to the eye as possible.
 The poultry clug girls will be re- quired to bring coop or pen of chickens of their own raising. The pen shall consist of one cockerel and two bullets.
 All record books must be neat, clean and accurate, and made out in good shape so that we will be glad to send them to the Little Rock office.
 Girls, if you have canned in tin, bring all your cans, as this will help you in making a good show ing. The cans should be labeled with the All brand labels; should you not have any in tin, bring the glass jars, but be sure they are quarts; write your name and ad- dress on a piece of paper, one inch by two inches, paste this on the bottom of the jar, then take another piece of paper, write the contents of the jar on this and paste it on the side of the jar one inch from the bottom of the jar. Bring as many glass jars as you can con- veniently carry.
 If you are anxious to compete for the apron and cap prize ard have not received the pattern from the clubs in your neighborhood, use pat tern No. 8271, Butterick Publish ing company. This pattern can be purchased at Bertig's, Paragould.
 We are anxious to see each boy and girl in all clubs make an effort Tor smoc of the above prizes.
 Y. J. BENTLEY,
 County Agent.
 GRACE EVANS,
 Go. Home Dem. Agt.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13
PIG CLUB.

Best pig of tho 1916 club-First prize $5.OO, second $LOO, third $500, fourth $2.0O,
 Best record book-F'irst prize .$2.00, second $1.00, third $1.00.
 In addition to the above prizes one boy from each of the boys clubs and one girl from each of the Girls' clubs will be given free trip to and q weeks stay in Littln Rock the last of November. trhe7t trips will be awarded to the boys and girls making the highest general average in their respective clubs.
 Now, boys and girls, these prizes
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13
S2,OO0.0O COULD
 HAVE BEEN St,'}- NHvHssF Il
Grateful Husband Praises New
 Remedy for Rheumatism.

For years it has been the ambi- tion of the medical profession at large to really discover a formulae for the relief of rheumatilm. Nm erals were used with disas rous re- suits. Herbs came back again from the prand-mammv days Hays Specific" the great system tonic was made of herbs principally. Peo- pie began using it and thi results began to show-now sufferErs from are finding rNief hv- anywhere
 MT. Bud Dale of PaducaE, K y,, writes as follows:
 You have the best med cine on earth. My wife has had rheunha- tism for four years and "Hgys' SPe- cific" is the only remedy that Has ever relieved her. 4
 I have spent $2poO tryifS evfry means known and found no reFef except Hays Specific" Genqle- men, my best wishes for N sur s| |lc- cess.
 All people suffering fro,h rhfu- matism or general run down sfs- tems should try just one lbttle of the wonderful remedy. It IS nPw for sale by Hardesty 6 I|ckeyi
 IsI gI \
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

Bid Lamb, aged 45, we'll known and prominent citizen residing at Lorado, died Monday night in a hospital in Memphis where he was taken several months ago for treat ment for a general physical and mental breakdown. His remains were shipped to his old home and this morning at eleven o'clock fu- Mt Zion by Rev. A. c. Griffin. MT. Lamb was related by marriage to Ad Grayson of this city, who went to Mt. Zion this morning to attend the funeral. He is survived by his wife and two children.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

Presiding Elder H. H. Watson of the Paragould district, dedicated a new Methodist church at Rhodes Chapel, near Walcott, yesterday and held quarterly conference at the church. He states all the churches in this district are in good condi- tion and that the prosperity of the times is being splendidly reflected in the finances of the various de- partments of church work.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13
FARM DEMONSTRATION
PRIZE LIST FOR GREENE
 COUNTY.

The two county agents this year organized among the little boys and girls of the county threo clubs. The corn club, pig club, and tomato club. We also had a few members in cotton, peanut and poultry clubs but not enough to make q regular organized club.
 We have always gotten some nice and valuable prizes from the busi~ ness men as rewards of merit, for efficiency in different phases of the work.
 Boys and girls, you remember that we told you last spring when we were at your different schools that we would have a list of nice prizes for you by the time the fair came off this fall. Well, we have ar ranged to more than make good that promise. The business men of Paragould, through their organza- tion, the Chamber of Commerce, have given the following prizes to the various clubs of the county:
 CORN CLUB.
 Greatest yield-First prize $500, second $2.00, htird $1.00.
 Best ten-ear exhibit First prize $3.00, second $2.00 third $1.00.
 Largest net profit-First prize $3.O0, second $2.OO, third s1O0. Best record of crop-First prize $500, second $2.00, third $1.00.
 TOMATO CLUB.
 Exhibit in tin-First prize $3.O0, second $2.00, third $1.00.
 Exhibit in glass First prize $500, second $20O, third $1.OO.
 Best record booll-First prize $2.OO, second $1.O0, third $1.O0.
 Best history of "How I Raised My Garden First prize S2.O0, sec ond $1.00, third $1.00.
 Best Club girls apron and cap First prize $1.00, second soc, third 5c0.
 POULTRY CLUB
 Best pen of chickens First prise S3.00. second $2.00, third $100.
 Cone rooster and two pullets).
 Best record of chickens First prize $2.OO, second $10O, third s1.00.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

Uncle George Gibson and wife left today for Ft. Worth, Texas, where they will spend a month vis- iting their son. Uncle George says he will return to Paragould in time to vote in the election on NOvem- Der [
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

Barlow Moore, well known farmer residing in the Andy Schug neighborhood, was brought to the sanitarium yesterday afternoon sui fering from a malignant attack of malarial fever. His condition is critical.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

A number of voters residing in Friendship township have filed a petition with the county court ask ing that the territory embraced in that township be included in the no stock district comprising Clark, Spring Grove and St. Francis town ships that will be voted upon on November 7. The law provides that three or more contiguous town ships may be formed into a district in which live stock shall not be permitted to run at large, the question to be determined by vote of the electors. Petitions for Clark, Spring Grove and St. Fran cis townships were filed more than a month ago. Friendship asks to be annexed to the original dis trict, and it is understood 8 num- Der of citizens residing in Poland township, joining St. Francis on the southwest, will also ask that their township be included in the vote to be taken on November 2.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

A jitney rolling chair service is operating between Vennice and Ocaen City, Cal. The chair has the shape of back-to-bacl sofa and holds ten or twelve passengers.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

According to a German investi- gator the artificial lakes that have been built in his country, decrease the temperature and increase the number of foggy days.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

The Value put upon educatlCn Dy the people of these few states will serve as instances of what others are doing, and should be sufficient to show that we are not giving our youth an equal chance in life with the boys and girls of other parts of our own country.
 c. E. RICHARDSON.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

A Jacksonville (Fla.) newspaper digs up the firm name of Shearer & Hare as suitable for a barber shop, and in fact, used by one.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

Timothy, Red Top and Glover Seed. Newsom's. &14
 Stove pipes and elbows. New som s. *14
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

The longest river in Japan Is the Tone, it's main course being about 200 miles long.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

Dried Peach and Uncle Henry Plug Tobacco is the best. New som's. *14
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

Some of the states that do not set any limit on taxation for school purposes are the following, and they are leaders in education, be- cause the people provide literally
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

Stove pipes and elbows. New sOm's. "l4
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

One thousand pieces of sparkling chinaware to be given away. New som's. *14
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

Sam LipScomb of Marmaduke is spending the day here on business in circuit court.
The weekly soliphone., 1916-10-13

Dolph Stedman is spending the day in Piggott taking in the fair.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-16

Ssnoag 9lften. So, en- unOerlig
9lften bar oct. ipIot meo 5nf til
@lto for Heiultntet al oenne Gag,
% iaa oenne Tonne S~oerraifeIie lige
til ailutning.
5 grorion 3enigbeo bap0e ri
lpnge tr9ngt til en- oroentlig Sir.
fe, % Gnifet ON at faa en- iaa0an
oar aaereoe fremme hos Here, %
Der par pei nof SEM iom t9nfte,
at Gaarlips 9eisg phr li0t nbeloigt
Iiac isr oenne Sag iflil0e frem;
men after re1neOe oi fell. en bis
9irs0ng 6apoe pi @enisbeosmebe
o. beitemte at bpgee airfe. ON
|4en9e fnnoe chickering's. SCR
f~pritfommenOe 5re0ag aften = alt
iaa eiter ire 90 Cages 5orleb =
par Rengene iifreoe, og airfebDg-
ningen er uolaot paa aontruft, %
ben Ifal bore f9rOig til 1. Dec
airfen oil foite meo alt zoe % inot
ca. 100000. sitter ct 9epis paf
Serrens @oObeo.
Smtring Stonep 90 9rorion ban
hi ct 4ar Nisiionsplaoier, ion
betienes ifiiteois al Misiionar Carr
geterien % un~Oerte9neOe. On a
oiSie 9laoier. Deo anoes, Mont.
figger ca. 80 Mil ira SiOneD. Ger
30. SlIi par baaoe Beterien % iei
oerlioe iammen meo en- Gel al oorl
@enigbeosioIf. 9i oar / alt sefi
99s, TO Auto's og ire Serbs. q
bau0e Ell ifent Msoe meo 9ennernI
oeruoe, % De beOiite ogiaa, at d
par glaze oeo port 9eisB.
An bar oi ale noget goot ! Ben
te, ioet pi / fommenoe llge iaar Be
ieg al @aitor @ertien % 0uitru
Mtanoag Ytorgen 0enter iee at meot
gaitor @ertien i Dillon, Montana
% oerira reiier oi, ON @no oil
iammen bjem til Sionep.
9al er Der life mere Sio Oenni
Sang. Seq ifaI iuit ben at ie Of
bsre grpiioent-aan0iSat 9iigbes
fbi man maa 10 mart p9re flal
ooer, ON man ifnI oRre 0emofra.
elIer Republifdner.
Butte B. IL. ali9.
RieIs 9amifoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-16

SOlua areOs af6oloer, oil SUB.
lit aarsmpoe i Na5aretb @enigbeo,
9eoar Sails, Sn., ira Den SO.
September 1916.
Neoet Beginner meo Seimesie.
gnOstieneite 5reoag 6ormiooag B.
s. Septbr. ST. t01a.
9rqitemsOe Sorsoag 3. Z. Sep.
tember aI. s.
6sIgenoe emner forelisser til
9refteIie:
I. are0iens emne: @enisbe.
Ben, 1. 9et. 2, 8.
II. @enig6eoens: 6eIliggerelien.
/ Sbeis. 4, 8.
areoiens @r9iter ioroentes at
|gipe @ste.
AlIe areOiens Mcnig6eoer an,
MODES farIist ON at ienOe 0eIe.
CATER.
SisIge areoiens ge0tast beta.
les 1 Dollar Tor aoit peo aarsms.
Def. @aa areOiens gesne.
q. DC. RfeIfen.
0a8nretb @enigbeO, lloienoer
berOeo en- fGrIis SnobpoeIie til al
Ie |enner % @enig6eSer / 5otpt
areos iii at enite os I opennnpntl
7age.
Som ira nar o. iiern % O9l
oelfommen. ane 3eItogere beSe.
inomeIoe fig inoen +. September
til llnoertegneoe.
Baa Menigbeoens 9egne
elias 9rgoenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-16
0piifpIeitrpne

.af6oI0es paa eIf Sorn SsiifoIe fra
f.-3. September gi uoienoer ber.
peo Ell fgrlis Sn0bDoelie til $50.
lens forbenpprenoe 6oritanoere, 2e-
rere, gIeuer % til ale 9enner no
oDer 2anoet, iom maatte enife al
uGre pore @eiter I nponte 9age.
@i bar trnft os programmed for
Nasoet ~ionleoes:
6reoag @ftermiOoas aI. 2,30
MISUNDERSTANDING peo 4aitor 8.
g. 9irfeberg.
6reoas aften 5oreOraa Of ga.
itor 2. a. 9aurien.
9sroas 6ormiSSns bebanoIes
emnet: SfoIens 6ortio og 5remtio,
.SnSIeoer gaItor g. 8. 6. SanIer.
0srona GftermiSSoa 5oreoraa al
Hnitor SIR. Gnfer.
Sgrong aften Eale Al R1ltor Ii.
Seriilo oper @nnet: StoIens
5orboIo iii airfen.
Ssn0ng GormioSos Ssimesie
meo Mtereang. gnitor g. 9. 9ia
prPbifer.
Ssnong Gftermi6Sog Rsoe meo
frit Sroifffte.
Ssn6as gften Slutninesmsoe.
gi uiloe eerne be0e 8ennerne, iom
snifer at oeItnse | Wsoet, ON at
i1omeIoe fig ion tioliet fom muliei
I'll unoertegneoe.
Gnn Renigbe0ens 8e9ne.
6. 6. aIotb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-16

Meni9beo, Bolton, MnIs., | Gaaene
ira ben 1. til Den 8. Septbr. 1916.
aIle a~reoiens gr9iter beoes ms.
De, og ale areoiens Menigbeoer
at ienoe GeIegater. Der bIioer Nab.
ningSguostieneite 5reOn9 5ormio.
bag 81. 1912.
areoiens gmne: Cid. 8. 60.
N~enig6eoens gmne: Mari. 8.
36-37.
graitemeoe TorsSag aiten al.
~.
Nnn beoes erinSre Greoiens Be
itemmeIie, at ale tilreiIenoe oper
IA aar betaIer St.00 for OpboIOet.
Chr. Gbriitenien, Sefretpr.
6. s. ai9r, areosIormano.
llngoomsiorbunoet for atIantic
, areOs afboIoer, oil 8uo, tit Mars.
msSe / Bolton Ben 4. Septbr. gm-
' ne: Mattb. "a, AZ. aIIe 5orenin.
ger beoes ien6e Gelegoter. aIIe
inobpoes paa oct farIieite til Gel
tagelIe meo os.
CIR. gbriitenien. 5ormano.
getbonia Renisbeo, Bottom, Rais,.
inobpSer berueo genner al Dor Sir.
fe til at barre griter uioer areos.
msoet og llngoomsiorbunoets aars.
meoe. aom mango, bring megen
geIiienelie meO % bent me9en Der.
ira. Mnn beoes meIoe lit aomme
til en- al unOertegneoe isr oen %.
auguit.
Serre. lao DIT aaiDn Ipie oper
os, iaa blibe oi ~freIite. gs. so, a.
g .Ssrenen, 6orman0,
80 SepIett Ct, RosIinSaIe, @nis.
g. s. aGr, grait,
% 2in6en Qf. Ct, aorburp, MaIs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-16
65 Mars SubilGn,tt

niboIoes, ON @uo oil, / gmaus
Menisbeo, 8acine, 8is. ira %
27. giiguit. Rsoet aobnes 5irs-
bag aften al. 8.
9irs0ng 4iten 81. s Yr9oifen a
9rpiterne 8. 5. Dnblitrsm, 6
9rsoenIen.
Onsoas: efterm. al. 3 Samta.
lemsoe. Gmnet: nDanben" inoleoes
Iaf gaitor III. q. SeriiIo. after
aI. s Breoifen at YrGiterne 6
Gbriitenien % g. 6. 6. 5nnien.
Torsong: efterm. al. 3 Samto
lemsoe. gmnet: oOmpenoelie" mo
Ieoes al Boitor 6. 30. Olien. nj
ten af. s Brpoifen al prpIternt
q. Seriilo og g. 9. 0ieIien
Gang al aingo Ranosfor.
5reong: @fterm.: ser. 3 Santa
IemsOe. @mnet: vSeligssrelie'
inoleoes al Bait. 6. greuenien. vi
ten af. s grpoifen al PrGitern'
is. 30. Olien og g. .. RieIIen.
osr6ae: gffermiSSog al. 3 Op
bpe9eliesmsoe, inoleoes al Baitol
lG. GbriItenIen.
Ssnong: 5orrn. Ql. 8 gsrne
guostieneite I airfen peo Yraiter
Ire g. RieIien og 6. gbriitenien
5orm. SCI. 10 SfriftetaIe al gait
IS. 3. DabIitrsm. al. 10h sci
mesie gaitor g. BrsDenien
Gfterm. al. 3 l~ingoomsmsoe Del
graiterne Eb. q. Seriilo og 6. ID
OIien. aften aI. 7k Slutnings
msoe, Gale al Baitor g. 8. 6
Sanien. Gang al 9ingo Wanosfor
ct SIutningsoro at enfelte grR
tier.
Benner in6bpoes til at belle SUBS
8elfigneIie meo os | oisie Gage of
be6es meIoe oeres aomme | beti
meIig Ei6.
Wnnnaforn: eiaias 66, IA
y9erren peIIigne oenne Ssitios'
feitl"
paa gmaus Wenigbeos gesne
9. 8. Senfen
1880 Moun6 ape., Maeine, isis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-16
airfeinSpieIie % 0reosmpee.

airfeinouielie % dreosmpoe.
Sainois areos Of Gen ioreneoe
0anife go. .Illtb. airfe / amerifa"
bolOer, bill @uo, tit oelegereoe
areosmsoe / Gmnus @eniabeo, Rc.
9abb, 81. ira 10. til 10. Sept.
Senong D. 10. begpnoes meS
airteinOuieIie % aabninssguostie-
neite. De %isIeeuoe Gage fortiattes
meo 5orbanoIinger ananaenOeareo.
lens Misiionsupeaber etc. inmt meo
0reitelie al Gmnerne:
1. 6reIfens @runo %
5reIfens 6ruet.
2 4usan0ngt.
areofens l1ngoomsor
boIoer lit aarsmsoe | Cor.
bin0eIie meo areosmeoet % bar
iom tit SomtaIeemne: Gal. T..
WenigbeOerne be0es erinOre at
ien6e 9eleenter til Rs6et oa ale
areOiens 9rpiter at fomme. 9i9ele.
oes snifer l1nsoomsforbunoet at
erinore De enfeIte llngoomgforenin.
ger ON at looe iie reprpientere peo
6orbunoets Marsmsoe.
3erren eioe os ct go6t % pei.
iignet areos. og ltngOomsmsoe |
Wc9eabb.
gna areoiens @egne.
6. Beoerfen, areosform.
gmaus MenigbeO 0c9aobb inobp.
Der 9enner al bort firfelige arbei.
De til at ppre meo os peo open.
nGunte Nsoe. aneaaenOe Snofonr.
tering beoes man | betimelig lib al
mel6e fit aomme til
Yaitor 5. y. 9ee6e,
WcNabb, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-16
Nisfonsmeoe.

Der bIiper, ON Serren bill, al.
boIot Neisfonsmsoe / auolibon,
.Sa., ira GorsSne aften 3. "a. til
SsnSag aften .. 81. Mug. Tors.
ons aften aI. s, 5reSag 6orm.
aI. 1890, gftermiooas al. 2,3O
og often aI. s.
9sroog giterm. al. 2,30 oe af.
ten SCI. 8.
SGodg 6orm. 9ernesuSstiene.
Ite @. 9,15, SfriftemaaI SCI. 10.
.@uostieneite aI. 1890, llnsSoms-
msoe aI. 8 Gfterm., og SIutnings.
meoe 81. s.
aprIig 5nobpoeIie til oIIe.
g1a ReniebeSens 8eene.
:. 9. Gbriftianen, gr9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-16
arebs 9arsmpoe.

Bacific areos al ,Den foreneoe
oanife eO..Iutb. airfe" afboloer, ON
Sub bill, oeleseret anrsmsoe | Cor
|5reIiers Wenigbeo, 5ern6ale, Gal,
i Doeene SIS. Oftober. aab.-
ninesauostieneite Iors0ng Sormio.
bag al. 10.
5oruoen be a~lminoelige 5orret-
ninger areosmisiionen Deorerenoe,
famt 8alg al gmbeosmano, for.
banoIes islsenoe sGmner:
1. 5doerporets /. gen.
2. Wotbp1is %, ia.
Gao oct ina blipe ct fort, gobt
areositnone, bpor ale gfper W@e.
Gor Bociiic Qreos
= u. 8. SEMEN, areosform
8or 6reIiers Wenigbeo inobpoer
poa oct bierteIigite gacifie areos,
oens Brriter, Observation-Disclosures
og Denner til opennnbnte Qreos.
msoe. MnmeIoelfen Ter til I'M.
Sertegneoe og maa bore mig |
&pnoe feneit ben %. September
gi penter ale bore @niter Ons-
bag aften ben A. Oftober.
9anfefprog: SomIer m'g mine
6eITiqe, Tom BABE iluttet Raet meo
mig peo Offer. SaIme 30, 5.
Eoo Menigbeoens Wesne
n. g. 8. NieIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-16

Der @laos nof. Ter par 5eisgenoe
ira 9Iair, Srlrm % 5remont, ia
Ielp ira Council 9luifs oar Der en-
feIte. iaa port 6olf i aeunaro %
Ome1n If ct Snotrpf al, Il Ser er
mango, iom ~interesierer ii5 Tor ct
itnoi1t firfelilt arbeiOe iblanot Dem.
- Get par areoiens SefrefGr, la-
TOR ~. ID. Senien ira 5remont.
Der leoeoe @eoet % inOiatte 9ait.
$. Soerien / bet aaIO. Der er itillet
|aam al areOien. otter at Eat. Sen-
len ueO 6ormioOagsmsoet baooe ms.
iat Gait. Sperien. boIot oeuHe en-
fort 4rpoifen paa Ganif.
ON eitermiOoa5en petileoes Der
meo Gngelif o. 9anif i buaoe Gale
% Gang. 9if's ReOafter % Bait
Soerien taIte pna gngelif, 8rGiter.
ne q. 3asmusien. g. s.. aisller ol
q. g. Gang paa 8nnif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-16
8efenotgerelie.

airferoaoet for Den foreneot
oonife Strife afboIoer, ON SUB oiI
Msoe i Blair. 9ebr.. Den 30
80. aiiguit D. u.
Observation-Disclosures inc.
narsIes berpeo til bette Rsoe.
Senoenoelie til airferaa0et MAD
pare unoertegneOe I Spnoe ieneii
ben 26. auguit,
s brOOerlie gGrbsoigbeo
o. g. gbriftinnfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-16
SiOncg % SrOriOn, Mont.

Gang SiO er saaet, iioen ri iioit
Loo 5ere ira os, % M, oa ie8 /
Dag ii0oer beruoe mellem alippe.
bieraene, / Butte. Mont., % bar
liot Gio til ooers. iaa fif ieg 9pit
til at meooele liot ira ooennpunte
Ggn.
Get ierite al 9etponing. leg nu
fan tPnfe paa, par ct 9eisg al gait.
rs. 3. Senien ira Hacine, iom eiter
S~nObpOelie ira llngoomsiorbunoet
! gioroe en- H~unOreiie Der / areoien.
8i par GLADE oeo geieget % Or0et,
Ser LOO, og brinaer 9aitor SEMEN
! Dor bierteligite Iaf. Sammen meO
Fait. Senien onr gait. $. 9~Sielien
liant 9iels Eeterien % Martin RieI-
len ira Zane 9alIe1; ogiaa oisie
Tiger ri mango Eat ior Beis9et.
Snap et Har llger oerefter 9aooe
oi 9eieg al 9ait. Raarup. Set par
meo en- bis 9gnsiteIie, ri ime0eiaa
0enne iaa meget omtalte Nanos
8eisg; ri er 10 ior set nlelte iattige
9~fpbpggere % tilbsieIige til at me.
ne, at oi bar iaaoan omtrent not
meo at flare De alminoeIige l1ogif.
ter til Samiunoet. areOien oa I
bore egne Nenigbeoer. Men iaaoon.
ne llnoifnIoninger pirfeoe tiIipneIa.
oen0e ilet life paa Bat. Raarup ;
mdalfe 9auoe Dan 5srt iIigt fsr. 9fei.
len gennem q. 0af. og bore Nenig.
be0er | Wontana baoOe iorsget Ues-
Oct, iOf ban ale 8egne baooe msot
itor 9einillie % 0~fieruhligbeO, ian
Ser par life anOet at gsre emo at
laoe Dam preoe 9nffen ogiaa Der
Dos os.
Senoag Moraen Loo 8ait. 1aa.
rlfp mig uiOe = ielOfslgelig paa en-
meget ppn Naaoe at bet
Diloe flaOe mig goot, ON ieg Diloe
tie pRnt title og iIet life iige noget
oeo Nisoerne, iGrlig eiter at ban
baOOe i~ltttet i'm Gale. ut ieg aoIso
Tiger tia ieIo, og uilIig eaer mil.
lig maatte ieg Hippo BAN los paa
5oriamIingen. "a ban 6aooe taIt en-
Jio, par ieg flar ober, at Rnarup
bar oct life iom enfelte anore, ieg
bar bert ueo aarsmgoet oa ANDRE
4asoer, Der pleier at iige: vdu maa
IS life tro, ieg tnIer for at panpirfe
5oriamlingen. Sea par mart flar
oDer, Jfnarup tnler Tor at pnaoirfe
%, oa BET Ipffeoes BAN; tbi Tor pi
eff til Ro Ssn0ng 4ften 6dpoe
ban notes" Tor ON ieg buffer
rietiet = $4,000 o. iiOen er Der
paategnet $3.50 mere.
llnoer 9lnrsmsOet, ga Go9en for
gaitor Raaritps geieg bIeo beitemt,
iaa ieg, at oct netop piloe faIoe paa
min 5sOieIsoag, og ieg iagoe oct til
9am, at set bar feOelig, at ban full.
De tomme iult Den Dag og ielp.
felgelig foritprre ben gooe Stem-
ming. Ogiaa paa bette Omranoe
|gif bet meget beOre, END ieg babe
oentet. Ssroag aiten fom ca. go
unse Menneifer for at snffe til 2pf.
fe ! 9n9ens anleoning, og Pnitor
0aarilp boIot 5eittnlen, og paa De
ungeS Begne oDerrafte os en- iterre
Bengegope. 6or en- Waaneostio iioen
baooe Mcnigbeoens apinoer betRnft
min &uitru paa lignenoe fprlige
Waaoe. Oct fan bore og er opmun.
trenoe for en- BrGit og bans Suitru
mar iom belit at mo6tage iaa0anne
9rrligbeosbepiier; men life minoit
naar man far pirfet I famine 9nlo
7 a s Aar. Gerfor ifal baaoe aDin.
oerne og De uttae, men met Dor
fare @uo bnpe Eaf. Osfaa Eaf til
Dig, min Brooer, goit. Raarup, for
set Orb, on talte oenne ~unoerlige
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aennars. Nebr.

Observation-Disclosures Der | Ssn'
bags par ct ifsnt NsOe. geiret bar
DeeIt, % BET bar goot; tbi aIlereoe
peo GormiSbogsmsoet bar &irfen
oberfpIot. Men ! Yarfen, bDor Ws.
BET boI0tes ON Gitermiooasen, bar
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W~isiiomsmpber

boIOes, oil Sub, ! StapIeburit,
0ebr., s. 10. September. Bro.
iterne 5. 6. ge0erien, 9annebrog
oe 1T. Beef, Goroopa oil tale.
Wenigbeoen in6bp6er Denligit til
oisie Rsoer. Gnbper ifaI D9re bel.
fommen. 5. 81. Sanen n,
StopIehurit. 0ebr.
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Blabs pmifes

til I. Ottober eIIer liot fenere iom
enepige eaer Susbeitprerinoe | en-
minore 5amiIie, al en- oanif giee.
Selit | Blair eler 6ens 0qrbeo.
@uliee 9ilbuo beoes ienot unoer
Billet marfet .gige" til Donife.
rens 4ontor.
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Risiipnsmpoe

afboIoes, oil @lio, | Opens, Soma,
f9. og 20. auguit. genner, iom
pil beige os / oisie Gage er bier
teIig ueIfommen. gaa Renigbeoens
8egne. s. Sse.
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nngoumsmebe

for norOIige Gel Of Rinneiotn
areos afhoIoeg / RilItopn, isis,
ben 3.-5. September boortil FER.
.peo fRrlipit inobDoes.
Tilreiienoe beOes inomeIoe iie
til unOertegneoe inOen Sen 81.
auguit.
Poa llngoomsforeningens oa
Nenigbeoens 9esne.
%. @. GarIien.
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On miooeIalorenoe troenoe apin.
De ioretrGffes. Wanoen fr boiio.
oenoe ! en- lille 9D | Soma, bpor
Den ioreneoe oanife airfe bar Me-
nisbeo og boiiooenoe Brett. =
5or nprmere OpIpsnins beoes man
ifribe til .ganiferen"s Reoaftsr.
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On friiten @pinoe (Eiee eIler
enfe) isses fom Susbeitprerinoe
i ct f~riitent Siem paa en- Garm
Il ct 6anif SettIement. Der er In.
gen Born. Deofommenoe fan goot
bore Wpfommer.
Billet mrrft vSusbatprerinoe"
beoes ~inoIanst paa Ganfferens aon.
for.