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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29
Miss Kellerman's Class Is
Now Ready to Enter Water
Do Not Be Discouraged by Your First Few Moments
in Water; Remember Keep Your Feet
Close to Surface.
Article No. }.
BY ANNETTE KELLERMAN
International Record Holder and star
of the William Fox S1.OOO.OoO ftlm'
"a Daughter of the Gods

Pupils in The Herald Annette Keller
mann swimming class:
] YOU CAN NOW GO IN THE WATER
for your first practice.
Going swimming alone OF with one or
two friends does not give you the same
p degree of confidence that you have
when you go in large parties; a dozen
or a score Of wouldbe swimmers all
! together.
Confidence is always greater in the
individual when he is a member OF a
group. Do not be discouraged for a
moment because you may have found II
difficult or impossible to swim with
your very first stroke
! When you enter the water, place
your head in just the position 1 have
THAT THE MOUTH IS JUST CLEAR
OF THE WATER. Don't mind a few
splashes. They will not hurt you II
you cannot stand the rush of water
always do. Then, too. perhaps. your
bathing suit is too heavy.
Now 1 will explain WHY you feel as
IL you were sinking l told you in my
lesson yesterday that you must keep
your feet UP-UP-UP. Until you do
this your head is bound to sink. for
the weight of your legs held at the
angle you are holding. them now is
you hold your legs WITHOUT LET
TING THEM COME OUT OF THE
WATER the sooner you will overcome
the fear of being drawn down.
DO NOT move your hands and arms
too quickly. l gather that some of you
will not be able to swim as yet, because
your every movement is jerky and not
COMBINED
Try to overcome this jerkiness and
bring the movement of your arms and
legs together so that both motions are
made at the SAME TIME
Keep the old canvas belt and have
somebd tow you about until you over
come the overabundance of jerky
movements
Under no circumstances use a life
belt or other apparatus for floating
While some are reliable others are not,
and il would be a very sad thing for
you If after trusting yourself 10 one OF
these to find yourself suddenly sinking
through some defect OF the apparatus
Trust yourself to the old canvas belt
and the strong hand Of some friend.
You FL Pasoans who have no swim
ming pool. keep at the city until you
get one; keep these articles to teach
you TO swim when you get pool
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

Postum came with light on his auto
mobile that made the night light He
soon fixed the little duck girls jaw go
she could close it again, and then
he took the Wibblewobble family home
in his well lighted auto. while the bat
after everybody had thanked him, kept
on hunting mosquitoes.
So. you see. bats do some good. after
all. and the animal boys were glad they
did not catch this one. And, if the
Christmas tree doesn't turn into =
huckleberry bush and grow pies in
stead of ice cream cones, I'll tell you
next about Uncle Wiggily and the baby
clam.-Copyrigh 1915, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29
-" HERE it goesl There it goes.
Throw a stick at it," cr;e1
- Sammie Littletail. the rabbit

-
Throw stick at it," Grief
L Sammie Littletail. the rabbit
boy.
No. throw your hat at it." said
( Billie Bushytail. the squirrel boy.
That's the way to catch EN-"
Catch what?' asked Uncle Wiggily
Longears. the rabbit gentleman. as he
came out of his sesshen and seaweed
bungalow down at the ocean beach one
evening, and saw the animal boys run
ming around and tossing things up IN
the air.
We're trying to catch bat" said
\ Billie 4 tell them TO throw their hats
at it That's the way to catch bat.
How do you know asked Uncle
Because it says so in a book" went
on Billie. Don't you know the old
song. Bat, bat. come under my hat, ana
I'll give you piece of bacon And when
/ bake I'll give you cake, if 1 am nor
mistaken"
oh. yes. 7 remember that very we'll"
said the bunny gentleman. IT'S in
Mother Goose But have you piece Of
bacon to give the bat. Billie, II he does
come under your hat?"
No, I guess haven't" said the
squirrel boy
Well. then. it isn't hardly fair to
Pay you have" spoke the bunny uncle
Besides, why do you want to throw
. sticks and stones at the bat. or even
catch the poor fellow under your hat?'
oh. just-just because" and Sammie
and Billie sort OF wiggled their toes in
the sand, bashful like "A bat might
bIteNus."
Nonsense" laughed Uncle Wiggily.
a bat will only bite mosquitoes. Or
bad bugs that might bite you. Leave
the bat alone, / say. though If you
want to give him piece Of bacon you
may do so, but 1 don't believe he'd eat
cake"
I '-AlI right, wen play tag" said Billy
and then he and the other animal boys,
who were staying at the seashore VITA
Uncle Wiggily. ran about their games,
leaving the fluttering bat to catch mos
quitoes in the darkness of the evening.
The bat flew close to Uncle Wiggily.
The rabbit gentleman did not scream
and dSdge away. as some people do,
fearing bat will get fast in their hair.
Thank you for your kind words 10
me-" said the bat to Uncle Wiggily 4
am glad you stopped the animal bows
from bothering me. for I do no harm
Some day I may do you a favor"
''Oh. thank you" Uncle Wigsily saia
I'm sure I didn't expect any favor"
Then the rabbit gentleman went on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

@LADYS HULETTE. Thanhouser
star. seeks the ugliest pup in the
- world. other motion picture &C
tresses may have empowering ambi-
tions for a herd of motor cars. some
may seek jewels. a few more hope to
marry the most beautiful man alive.
but those desires are not part OF
Gladys Hulette. She wants an ugly
pup.
Miss Hulette, who has just finished
making The Shine Girl" a Than
houser production that is TO be released
through Pathe, is now working with
William Parke, her director. on pic
ture TO be called prudence. the Pirate"
Miss Agnes G. Johnston who wrote the
story, entered the cast -PanthUs. the
ugliest puppy in captivity"
This pup is to be Miss Hulette's chum
throughout her adventures in the pic
lures.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

will have cause to safeguard the health
OF residents and many reforms in civic
house keeping are prophesfed-
The new Moon of this date falls when
Uranus is in sinister place and Saturn
is threatening. It presages renewal of
hostilities wherever there has been any
cessation OF severe fighting and terrible
loss OF life
The indication Is not good for our
relations with England. and Canada
NAV find cause 10 send US sharp mes
saEes
the labor market. strikes and troubles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

dark or would 90 for DR. -Possum.
But as il is"
Excuse me-" cried a fluttering voice
at the window. You seem to he ill
trouble. and perhaps l can help you. I
heard you talking about the dark and
bother me at all. In fact, I can see
better in the dark than in daytime I'll
go for the doctor for you to cure poor
Gizzie."
who are you2" asked Uncle WiggilV-
THE bat that catches Mosquitoes. g
was the answer. Night is just like
day to me-"
Then please fly and get DR.. Pos
sum-" said Mrs. Wibblewobble.
Away flew the bat and soon DR..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29
GIRLS! WOMEN!
TAKE CASCARETS
IF CONSTIPATED
They iven your liver and
bowels and clear YOUR
complexion.
Don't stay headachy, bilious
with breath bad and
stomach sour. =
q q 10-cent hox nor.

Tonight sure, Take Cascarets and
enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced
Cascarets will liven your liver and
clean your thirty feet Of bowels with
out gripping You will wake up feeling
grand Your head will be clear, breath
right. tongue clean. stomach sweet.
eyes bright. step elastic and complex
ion rosy-they're wonderful Get a
1e-cent box now at any drug store.
Mothers can safely give a whole Cas-
caret TO children any time when cross
feverish, bilious, tongue coated or con-
stipa ted-they are harmless.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

DARDoN me madam but is your
- baby's life insured?" sauveIy
L asked Eustace Smooth, agent
for the General and Particular Insur-
ance company.
why. no." answered the stout won-
an rocking the infant on her front
porch The dear little thing hardly
has any life to insure. he's so teeny
weeny. bless him"
Amen" responded Eustace Smooth
cheerfuly. but have you reflected.
madam. that four out OF every ten ba-
bies in this latitude die before reach
ing the age Of IS years.
oh. no. no.
1T is true, madam. sad but true
Eight thousand die every year from
infantile ambitious. 1000 from babicu-
lar Immersion. 5000
oh. sir. cease. I pritheet"
From fatty amalgamation OF the
spivix, $500
drowned out by the terrified mothers
outcries- A brawny party in suspen-
ders rushed from the house brandish-
ing two fists. The Wailing mother
pointed through her tears at Eustace
Smooth
"Oh. you did. did YOU" roared the
brawny party. and gave Smooth such
a trimming that If he hadn't been in
sured in his own company against as
sault and battery, he would have been
much provoked
such is life" he smiled through his
bloody nose, and proceeded on his way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

that compIicate international affairs
Persons whose birthdate it is have a
happy augury for the year. but they
should watch the health OF the family.
Financial affairs should be satisfactory.
Children born on this day probably
viii be very successful in business. Girls
should make advantageous marriages
These subjects Of Virgo are likely to be
Industrious. serious and resourceful.-
Copyright. 1916, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29
Beauty Chats M eyEaae Ksas=Fe=Rss
Internal Bathing

WISH writes a correspondent,
that you would write another Chat
J about drinking water. read one
of yours a while ago, where you said
TO drink two quarts a day. Now, I
have been drinking between two and
three quarts a day for years, and
have q good clear skin and q good
color. 1 am forty years old and
look thirty, my figure is still young,
though / do lot Of hard work.
want my sister, who is eighteen years
younger than l am, TO realize the
health qualities of plenty OF water"
The letter is signed D. D. s., and
postmarked from a small town some
miles from the city. And D. D. S.,
an glad to get your note and glad
TO emphasize again the Importance
Of at least two quarts Of water day.
Mind you-not two quarts Of soda
water, but two quarts Of plain, pure
water.
Once doctors said we should not
drink water with meals, their rea-
sons being somewhat obscure. I
never, personally, could see the
harm, SO calmly advised everyone to
do it anyway. Recently, doctors have
come out strongly in favor of it, as
it dilutes the food particles On their
way to the stomach, and aids in the
formation Of gastric juices. Doctors
still advise fat people to refrain
from water with meals, but this is
purely because the drinking Of it
aids digestion, helps break up the
fat-producing particles in the food,
and so helps to add fatty molecules
to a body already overburdened with
them. In consequence, people who
are thin should drink one to two
glasses Of water with every meal.
The greater per cent Of the body
is water; naturally, then, one must
absorb plenty Of water to give the
body its proper nourishment- The
habit Of water-drinking will keep the
body young and the face youthful
better than anything else-because
age means drying out and water re-
tards this drying.
Questions and Answers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

RepIy-If the moles stick out from the
face. running a bit OF antiseptic white silk
about them and tying it tightly. leaving it
all night, will stop the blood from enter
ing and supplying life to the mole. do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29
WMlyNOIBS1 7NnlELAD
E 6VDAISY DEAN 6
or DAISY DEAN

out of that city. but twice in that
time. He says he has at last found the
worlds choicest spot and is content TO
stay right there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

William J. Tedmarsh, having Travelled
around the world before settling down
at Santa Barbara and the American
Film studio four years ago. has been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29
IF YOU HAVE FAILED

to secure satisfactory glasses. have
your eyes examined by an OptOmetrist
who grinds lenses You will see the
difference Geo. d. Kendall, 22S MesE
Ave, Makes Glasses Right
Reuben Borland OF YOnkers. y y who
was recently elected president. Of the Alex
ander Smith and sons carpet company. TIE
largest in the world. began service with the
company 3 years ago bObbin boy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29
MARGUERITE TO QUIT

Marguerite Clark, reaching a height of
popularity which makes her nearly so
popular as Mary Pickord, is TO quit the
movies soon to capitalize her popular
ity on the stage. This is 10 be in a
musical comedy to be produced by
Charles Dillingham;.
No longer is there talk about a stage
star losing drawing power on the stage
by permitting herself TO be shown IN
pictures.
Miss Clark says she won't appear in
pictures for at least q year after the
conclusion of her present contract with
the Famous players.
Doris Baker, now appearing in Fox
pictures. is to be seen on the screen at
present in two current feature releases.
One is the Kolb and Dill picture.
GLORY in which nine year old Doris
had one of the biggest roles in the pic
ture, and the other the Universal pic
ture. "A Daughter of the Night" At
present Miss Doris is at Huntington
lake with director Walter Reeds Fox
company, and in which Doris has a
program of stunts 90 do that would
challenge the courage OF a much older
photoplayer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

Rose TapIey.
During the many years that she has
been identified with Vitagraph she has
won admirers in every quarter of the
world Though not star. her acting
has ever been of high quality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

For quick results-Use Herald Want
Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

should be worn few days. TIL the mole
drops of. The thread will not be insight
ly IL you cut the ends Of it close Do not
rub or irritate the mole-it will blacken
and dry and drop OF, leaving no scar. II
the moIes are fat against the face, get a
mole Salve from a doctor and apply
nightly.
Lillian r H: Am sorry your letter was
mislaid- Does the above answer your
query? Electricity is the best cure for
moles, and Is not expensive II you wish
home treatment, get the salve from q doc
tor or reliable druggist. a doctors pre-
scription Is better
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29
Creamed Colorabos
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

WHEN the hot days come we long
" for something different, some
thing more interesting than the
usual vegetable dish. This makes a
delicious change from the ordinary
dish: Colorabos should be boiled in
as small an amount OF water as pos
sible- Prepare for cooking by thor
oughly washing; pare sand cut into
half-inch dice and cook in boiling
water until tender. Take Up and
drain. Put into little casseroles and
Tnrrn,u Co.oL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

I cover with the prepared sauce and
serve while hot.
CREAM 6AUCE-Put into a dou.
Bile boiler one raw yolk Of an egg.
three tablespoonfuls Of cream. two
tablespoonfuIs of butter, a pinch Of
salt, a dust of paprika pepper and
the strained Juice OF one large
lemon; stir with q wooden spoon IN
til the mixture Is Of the consistency
Of thick cream, then strain through
cheesecloth and use while hot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29
The Daily Novelette,
THE PERILS OF EUsTACE.

The nature feminine Is prone,
To ParadOxes sly
A woman cannot throw n stone.
But she can heaye n sigh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

Questions and Answers
An reader Of the paper and see your
Chats every day. Can you tell me ho1o to
renoue smell bT0t0n rsoles on nv IaceF
WI be eUsr so much oblj0ed.-Frcnk r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

Copyright 1916. By International News Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-29

- ARDON me madam, but is your
- baby's life insured2" sauvely
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
fra StDreIiesmeoet |
Jremont, Webr.

0ebr. areosipreIie bolot D'ebe
| 5remont, gaebr., ben 10. Dec. 3ro
bette Msoe berettes f~slsenoe:
On m arbeioer meIber fig. DIR.
% 8. Sobnien fra ct. paui, Nebr.,
81. /, buooe inoienOt anisening ON
GntageIie Iom NiSiionqr o. BOG.
IGlger ! areoien. StpreIien beDiI.
ligeoe bans anissning me6 enoeliQ
@oofenoelie al arebsms6et | Oma'
ia 1917. 8i anbeiaIer Mr. Sobn'
fen paa bet beoite. graiter oe Me'
nigbe6er, Der snifer bans 8eisg
fan benoenoe iie til bam eIler til
are0sitprelien.
Sra aennarb Wisiionen fan op
lpies, at Der for Tiben bpsges Nrp'
ftebus pon Wenigbeoens gpeae
eruno. Oct bite fla muIigt fol
DrnitefoIfene at Ieie ct posieno,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

@oot Soab FOR Sprfiet. Or. s.
6. Barton, Tom er Sefretpr peo bet
itore dmerifanife MisiionsielIfab
elmer. 8ooro), bar / nSbe Goit
a. t. 8eit~ ifrepet en- artifeI, /
bpilfen ban nopifler, at Der er goot
Saab for BET tprfiife 6olfs 6rem-
ito.
Or. Barton pnapeger, at Sam.
bsrigbeoen / Sslam er rolf
fet fife liot Deo De ii6ite Mars ge-
gipenbeoer. 4nlifen bar miitet Sc.
belien. De tprfiife Wllbommeomere
taller oabent ON oeres Heligions
afmngt operfor oeres 2anos nirfe-
Iige gebon. Der er ogiaa mango al
benz, Der amer ge~bnnoIingen al
@rmenierne for iimenneifelig os IT.
fe itemmenoe meo WartbammeOanis'
men.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
$7o,t99

apitterinaer / 9laoene, for buaO
Der er inobetalt al Heiormations-
aa0en, bar ie9 ieluisI8eIig lpit meo
iurlig Snteresie, % mootaget ion
eli OeHlia @.lien ira @ioeren. Get
bar Opret en- Bl9oe at ie Den Bel
billie, Der er Iagt Tor Dagen PED
Oe aIlereoe ~inoienOte $13,462. vi
Snbifription ifal 10 pare inobe.
taft ier 4. Mai 1917. gien oa
burtig SiGIp er oobbeIt Siplp, ioet
3enter pan 9anfen ipnres, 9eoes
ale, iom fan, inoienoe bet iub.
ifribereOe 9elsb iaa burtist, iom
muligt.
On peIiignet SiilebsitiO o9re eber
ale tilenifet.
@0ers
:. y. Rnarup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

Snobmerne | alaifa er ifl.Jrant
o. Carpenter npiten ale 2riitne.
MisIionPrerne bar arbeioet blanot
benz | Here @enerationer meo BET
Meiultat, at fremmeoe M fan be
trpgt iblanot Dem ira aetdifan til
Hoint 8arrofp. 9o Rusierne opoa'
geoe alaifa par be inofeote ptloe,
og ii 4ar efter, at 4merifa febte
panoet, uoeluffeoes @ifimoerne fra
be bei9iteoe Sonoelspoiter Sitfo
og ct. Wicboel, for OF Suobpggerne
ifuloe tlnne bpile ! 3o ON Ratten.
3 Here Var popeoe ingen SDalfan.
ger OF itanofe Natten ooer ! Cape
Yrince Of Bales, og ben, iom rel
ite gennem 9oemarfen, reiifereot
2ipet. Nu Tan bpem iom BELT mel
&unoe os Slnoe trpgt reiie igen'
mem Gonoet. Bresbpterim1ere
Woptfiter, Wetooiiter og be mRriff'
Dreore oriper Wisiion Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
5nlebilien.
s.. g. 9eeoe

'@IGoeIig SuIl % peIfommen ii
6eit,
gaa0e gannmeI og uns ira Dit ol
ira Set,
Mems ri itan6ier Dor trapleite Ser.
Den.
llnOer airfens bsinenoe 6paIoeot
Tag
9i er iamlet pna oenne @uos bel
Iioe Dag
Sri ira 9arHen oerlpOe + @eroen.
@IaOeIio Sui Del er Set for @uOs
Son,
Der iom Barn bIeu fsOt al en- Som
i'm ton
llnOer aimen al 6imnelens aIof.
fer
@ennem GnaeIens aoOiane iorfpno.
tes Der 5re0
iii en- 8eroen al @sie os Stri6
og 6ortrpo.
81 boor sen aimen BOG Iofter.
@l9SeIio Sui Oct er Set for Sc
imnn,
ri ale mao me6 ibIanOt ger.
meme itaa,
isor meo Dem at Dor Serre louinnge
/ 6onnO Ri ON SuIetrpet
treble I 3ing
NeO 9o0innaens 5oner / Isitenoe
Sninq
D1ens pna Rnooebelger pi gpnge.
Sui Get er 6immel paa
Sor6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20
decentralization.
6mner.

S Snmflang meo bet 4rbeioe,
Der soes / be andre lutberife Sir.
feIamfuno, for at Qnret 1917 tunoe
bliue ct 5eitaar no oper belle 81.
MEN, piloe ui ogiaa tilifnnOe, al
Der boloes Weoer aaret igennem,
bpor Reiormationen oe iprligt ina.
leoes, fom ben fnpttes til 9utbers
Siu oe 8irfiombeo, fan bIiDe Sen.
itnno for Drsftelfe.
5or at gipe ct fife 9iorng Der.
til, bar Gomiteen uopdlgt @mner
iom funoe legges til @runo fol
5oreOrna anret igennem. Ger
Iigt t9nfes Der poa llngoomsior
eningerne, bpor oct ofte timber mel
at finoe Stof for Wsoerne. 9utberi
|2epneo funoe lngges til @runi
Tor Stuoium o. bline til megen Bel
|iigneIie, tbi Der mangler / bsi Sra
&enoifab til airfens &iitorie |
blanot Den oppofienoe Slpgt, oe b
bar Dor Del al Sfploen.
enten fan emnerne bruges, ion
be foreligger, eIler ogina man fnt
ielp pplge andre, fom man ipnei
beore ON, blot Der bliper eior
noget, ioo Moret fan fna fit BrGg.
emnerne err palgt iaaleoes, a
bpert treble er al pngtigere Snb
bolo, og bpis beTe Hpffen life On
|ifes, Tan be TO foresaaenoe enter
ifp6es no eIler in6orages mnoe
bet treble. SaaIeoes tun6e bel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

ISient, boorior set bleo ~neopen0igt
at bDgge. 9niet - Ell lDo BPrel'
les 2eiIigbeO - er iaa nGr iGroiat
at oct bentes taget / Drug til Sui.
9efolfningen bar taget ct go0t Seit
meo Seninn til 9etolingen al 9ng.
ningen, ioet Der er inbIfriberet ialt
101S Doll. Der oil fomme til at
bpile Ell @pI6 pna eienOommen al
ca. 800 DOLL. Om nogen al are6s.
misiionens 9enner ifnloe BABE en-
@ane at poe, eller 1ilbuo ON ct reli.
teirit 2oan, oil oet blipe mootaget
meo 5of. Ssorigt gl9oer ri os
ober, at arbei0et / Qennarb er fire.
oct iaa goOt iremao, iom oct er.
Ger meloes ON goot airfebeisg, %
at Der aIIere0e err 81 Siple / DE.
ni9beoen, 80 a 40 9srn | Ssn.
0aasitoIen. 8i enife NenigbeOen |
aennaro me0 oeres grGiteioIf 9pffe
og Selii9neIie til at iremne Ser.
rens 8prf.
aiGn ct en0nn. Del iIi0er baarot
pna 9reosfasien. Bore mnaneoIiee
lloaiiter bar upret ca. 100 DoII. Den
iioite 5io. aasien mao life eaa
tom. Bore arbei0ere ma BABE De.
res Ssn oe bare ben | Gioe.
0erior ...... % Sub Glitter
len gfo6 @ioer.~ Silien
g. SEMEN, 5ormanO.
g. ge6fteo, aosi.
81. 9b. 5enfen, Sef.
9Hg. Openitaaen0e er ira Stprel.
ien, oct felgenoe snar paa min eaen
8eanin1. gi bar ellers Tor lange
'8ioer bait oct iaa goot meo Sno.
bolo / areOsfasien. Gen er beIler
life belt tom enOml. men bet, Der
i~oraroliger os noget, er, at Dis.
iionsmsoerne er MI mart iorbi for
@iteraarets % Miotointerens 8eo.
%fommenoe, % iaa berer Missions.
oiringerne op. 9porira fonlmer iaa
1ilifus0et til aasien2 ~ Sa. bet
man fomme melt ira pripate Nleno
o. apin0er { areoien. Den SIDE Of
Dor @nosOprfeIie er noget iorismt.
@porior life rette Iiot pna BET. Seno
DIN 8dne pripnt til aasi, eller gio
ben til Din PrGit, ban ienoen Den
meo @lpoe. Ter par en-, oa ban
bsrte 6et, Ser Iagoe 8 Dollars, Der
oar 10, iom Ia90e mere emo oct.
9et bar 9espnOelien. ghi er ri iar.
oioe til 8ortiuttelien. % iaa. en-
GLAD Sui 90 ct aoOt Rntaor til ale
arbeioerel Deb % 4rbeiol
De, Ser ftaor ledge, iaar oct n9p.
pc. W. 9b. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

Stapanger Domfirfe ifal MI i'll.
geilutnins af @irferaaoet boloes
oaben bper Dag for 5oIf, iom maat.
tie bnlfe at gaa oeriHo ior gsn. s
ben M~neIoning ffrtper ct norff
BIn6:
De ~tatoIIfe @irfer er alti0 reoe.
Gapnen nItib aaben. Oct saar It'll
e for fie, sdnfte ubemrrfet, ben
noturIiefte Tine at geroen. Oct er
en- bbitiosfuIo oe IisetiI SmsOefom-
men at ems Stemning. Den fattiges
o. ben RIGGS. &dr noget Nenneife
s,oaen Sinoe Jet en- rigtig fdttis
Wanb eIler ct rigtig neobruofUfer.
uefEt pope rs ino ! en- l'itbefIf
Gfr5ee
llben At fee sssrt hnee at 1doe
olrDur (lnar adtpe iss IN I'm -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

Sprogpro6lemet | bore Nenigbe'
Der. Derom ftrioer 9laoet augu-
itana: Der forores itor 8isoom,
parret meo aerIigbeo, for at tunne
Ieie bette 8robIem, iaa at oorgirf-
Iombeo life itaoes oerpeo. Baa oen
enc SIDE oar man eiter port Sfen
oper0reoet Spsrgsmaolets getpo-
ming, oe ri funoe benoiie til fon.
frete SiIiqloe Iom 8eDis for, bpor.
Ieoes man ~aiteofom SfaOe. Nen
paa ben an0en SIDE fan Der nof
oeioo refereres til Silfpl6e, oa ser
friiteoes Sab 0erpeS, at man for
isrnte, at pfc SmsoefommenbeO,
bpor bet oirfeIig bebspeSes at oripe
8irfiombeoen / 2d1Oets Spro9.