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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-08-31

W. r. Britt, of Henderson county.
has been trying out some sweet clover.
He finds that it does well on good
land.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-08-31
NEWS FROM THE COUNTIES

The Lincoln County Breeders Asso-
citation plans to put on cattle sale
at Fayetteville in December.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-08-31

Sullivan county farmers who are
growing red clover are finding that
they get good results where they use
lime, that the sour soils of their coun-
ty refuse to give profitable returns.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-08-31

c. c. Ramsey, Of Coffee county,
sowed four acres of alfalfa last fall.
He followed government instructions.
The first cutting this year made 7
tons of fine quality; the second cut
ting made 8 tons.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-08-31

The eradication of the cattle tick
brought freedom to farmers. One
Freeing Bradley county of ticks has
brought more money to the county
than any other one thing l know Of
We had no cattle market had to beg
local dealers to take them. Now we
ship cattle all over the United States.
We used to sell Jersey cattle for $40
to $25 head; now we ship them and
get from $40 to 1925"
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1916-08-31

The peach trees of Roane county
have been receiving very little atten-
ton during the past few years. This
year interest was aroused by a demon
station in summer pruning held in the
county under the supervision OF the
county agent, j. L. Heron. Since
then over 5000 trees have been
pruned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-29

Mrs. James A Clark, of Wilson. \. C..
sister of the bride,
The bride entered on the arm of
her brother. Mr.. Wade Hampton
Wood She was Joined by the bride
groom aud his best man. Mr. W. s.
MCCleary. OF Washington, u. c. The
bridal party formed semicircle
around bower OF green, where the
ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
a Thomas, according to the rites OF
the Presbyterian Church. During tho
ceremony Miss Dearborn played soft
~ ITO "a Wild Rose"
The bride was becomiugly attired
in a handsome travelling suit of
brown. and carried Bride roses and
maiden hair ferns, tied with white
tuue The rnatron OF honor was be-
comingIy clad in PINK silk charmeuse
and net, trimmed with fur, and car
RED pink Chrysanthemums and ferns
Both the little ring bearer and flower
girl wore dainty dresses of white null
AS the guests arrived punch was
served by Mrs James A. Clark. as
sisted by Mrs. Wade II. Wood. and
after the ceremony a delicious salad
course with coffee. was served by
Misses Gladys Mays and IneZ Wood.
The bride. who Is an attractive and
accomplished young lady. is the fourth
daughter 81 Mrs. Mary T Wood of
Amherst. and is deservedly popular in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-29
THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OCTOBER o. 1916

both social and church circles The
bridegroom is cashier of the Bank
of Amherst, and since his residences
here has held many positions of trust.
and Is popular both In business and
social life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joyner left for a bri-
dial trip to Washington and other
points After November !. they will
be at home at Amherst. Out-of-town
guests included Mrs. s. A. Day. of
staunt9n; Mrs. w. II. Brydon. of
Danvifle; Mrs. James A. Clark. of
Wilson, N. O.. and Mr.. G. s.. McCleary.
of Washington. ID. G.
Grahan-Fftn Gerald.
Miss Margaret Fitz Gerald, dauRh-
ter of Mrs Thomas Jackson Fitz Ger
aid, became the bride OF Carroll Ber-
trand Graham. formerly of Danvills
and now OF New York, and son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Graham, on
Thursday evening in the home of the
brides uncle, II. X. E1tz Gerald. Dan
vile. The ceremony was before an
improvised altar In the hall of the
Fiz Gerald home. The rooms were
decorated in smilax and white chrys-
anthemums, and the dining room was
decorated with white roses festooned
with tulle, against a background OF
vines Rev. J. Cleveland Hall, u. D.,
ofilciated The Bridal Chorus from
Hohengrin was rendered as a process
sional. and during the ceremony Miss
Louise Skidmore. violiniste. accom-
panied by Miss Common. played My
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" from
Samson and Delilah."
The bride wore a gown of white
tulle and panne velvet. embroidered
in silver and draped over silver cloth,
and her train of panne velvet fell
from the shoulders. Her veil Of old
rosepoint lace. an heirloom, which had
been worn by the brides grandmother
at her marriage. was fastened with
orange blossoms. and she carried q
shower bouquet of white roses and
lilies of the valley. The brides only
attendants were her cousins, Misses
Harriet and Ida Fitz Gerald, who
wore frocks of pink and blue chiffon.
They carried baskets OF smilax filled
with pink roses and tied with blue
tulle David Edwards Graham, of
Richmond, was best man.
A reception followed the ceremony.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Graham left
for a Northern honeymoon. They
will later be at home in New York.
Hay--Ganzert.
In the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Ganzert 1900 East Mar
shall Street. wedding of interest
took place Wednesday night at I
O'Clock, when their daughter. Nellie
Collins, became the bride of Mr.. WILL
liam Pierce Hay. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Warren Hay. The Rev. Nor
ris Eagle. of Emporia. formerly rector
of Christ Episcopal Church. this city.
and the Rev. Charles Sydnor officiated.
Palms and white chrysanthemums
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-29

~ nrst fall wedding In Amherst
fNd "Wednesday afterpoon at 5
-. when Miss Nellie Thompson
became the bride of MIR Au-
Clay Joyner. The wedding was
nv solemnized at the home Of the
In the presence OF the families
~ contracting parties and few
oate friends. NO cards were sent
- village, announcements OF the
~ event being sent 10 out-of~town
ives and friends
N - wedding. while beautiful in
9Ev detail. was characterized by
Aplicity. The spacious parlorS OF
- old home were tastefuiiy deco
I'D with ferns, potted plants and
uowers. and were lighted by the
~ glow of numerous candles the
p30r scheme 81 green and white be
y effectively carried out.
70 the strains of the wedding
arch from IOhenFr3r. artisti0A.lv
1ndered by Miss Mary I. Dearborn.
~ bridal party entered the room.
Fri was little MARY Evelyn Wood.
eece OF the bride. bearing the ring
y silver waiter Mex came the
0eer girl. little Dorothy Wood. an
lhor niece Of the bride. scattering
Tof57 }areiY little
asket. Their The dame Of honor,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-29

EnSlcy-IrDy.
The Presbyterian Church at South
Boston was the scene OF a pretty we'd
dlne wednesday night. when Miss Flo
rine lrby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. M. lrby. became the bride of H.
Alexander Easley. both Of this place
Rcv. c, ". Maxwell performed the
ceremony The attendants were:
Matrons of honor. Mrs. J. C. Harris, OF
South Boston, and Mrs. r. Jones. of
Henderson, ~ c., maid OF honor. Miss
Rebekah lrby; bridesmaids. Miss Viz
glnia Easiey. Miss Grace Edmunds,
Miss Adelaide Bass. Miss Lizzie PEN
lex. MISS Alice Bleecker. Miss Writ
Jordan: best man.. j. w. Easley. Jr.:
ushers. William Easley, owen Easley.
J. ID. Evans% Paschal Irby. Watkins
Hunt. Rufus Owen.
Boekcr---(HantOn.
ssautiful wedding took place Ct
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-29

m Baltimore who arc being sxtsnstve-
ly entertained are Miss Elisabeth Obers
daughter Of Mrs. Gustavus Ober. and
. cousin OF Mrs. Goodwin Bcykin and
Mrs. Hickok: Miss Therese Etrother.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs 7. Nelson
Strother and cousin of Mrs. Frederic
w. Scott; Miss Margaret Ulman.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ul-
man and niece of Mrs. Fairfax Har.
rison. Fashionable AFFAIRS have al.
ready been given to the girls present.
ed this season, and larger entertain-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-29

All those attending are rhu0ested to
wear masks and prise win he Of
fered for the best country costame.
Autumn leaves. fruits and vegetables
are to decorate the house. Late in
the evening refreshments wilt be
served There will be no tickets. but
a silver offering Is to be taken at the
door. Mr.. Algernon Hurt Ii presi-
dent of the guild.
Halloween Entertainment
For the benefit of the Philathea
class of the Westminster Presbyterian
Sunday School. q Halloween enter
tainment will be given In the Sunday
School rooms Monday evening, at 8
o'clock Booths will be attractively
arranged and candies and cakes will
be sold. An attractive program has
been arranged and a silver Offering
will be taken at the door.
Halloween Dance at Hermitage.
Halloween masquerade given at the
Hermitage Golf Club. in place of the
usual Tuesday evening dance. Various
Halloween "stunts'' will furnish
amusement for the first part Of the
evening, followed by dancing later on.
A stringed orchestra will play for the
dancers, and decorations and refresh
ments will carry out the Halloween
idea. Each guest must present a card
at the door. and all are requested to
be In fancy costume and masked.
For Miss Gene Gray Heck.
Miss Gene Gray Heck, the debut
tante niece Of DR.. and Mrs. J. Alli-
son Hodges. will be guest of honor at
dinner given bH Mr.. and Mrs. James
Branch Cabell. of ''Dumbarton
Grange" the night of November I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell will entertain at
the Country Club Of Virginia at 1880
o'clock. the party remaining for the
dance. which Is to follow. Covers
will be laid for twenty.
Well Known In Richmond.
Baltimore debutantes are always OF
interest to society in this city. where
many Of them frequently visit during
the winter they come out and this
season the list includes a number of
girls who are prominently related In
Richmond. Some OF those announced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-29

CONTINUE on Fifth PaEe.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23

sM% YEP s0BRED, - a 50 acres med over en- Kvartmil
smuk Strand langs en- stor fiske ig So j Central Minnesota med Au-
tomobilveje til og flere JernbanetaHoner nar we'd. Landet lgger
godt, og da Diet r bevokset med med Egg. Elm Ahorn, Birk og an
DIRE Trearter, passer Diet udmarket til triveligt Landhjem euer en-
Sommer-Resort, eler til at uds ykkes Lodder til Sommerhjem for
Byfolk. Man ma se Stedet for at kunne paask6nne diets vmrdi.
Prisen er kun 1900 Dollars. ON vdere Oplysninger angaaende dette
og andre Godtkjgb skrives til
CARL BOLANDER, Little Falls, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23
sil Teit.

&crmeo %in0bpDer hi ale 9onlfe,
lpm bill fomme, til Sen oarlige' SOL
fefelt poo Mibluno 9pjifole oen 4.
oq S. Suit. Seq pil raooe @e1terz
ne til at inbmelbc Jig iii meo o.!
1omme. Go 5ogene 1pm &egel er
|forlinfeoe ielpc 4be Sr1li (be ffuloe
bore yer be11bol0spis 81. SAG og
|9.36 Tormi60ag)), pil Ser life blibc
6ol6t Sore0rag far lige efter WdO'
|6oq; 6erimo0 nil ri iamles ONT Cpl
lebor6ene ollereoe &l. II, laa ri fo>'
foo begpnot / go6 Sis poo Gfter=
mi00ogsmp6et. 9cttc pil forlebe
omtrent 1aale0es:
s.. &osmrsien: @elfommen:
l. Spjifolens Nigcr: 6lerltemm1g
|5ung.
&oltor 81. 9ltergoor0; @euifegon'
Sprebrag.
81. 8 boloer Mi6lono Spjifolelo lam,
|funb @eneraltorian1ling.
al. e 1piies til Mften.
Sm Mftenen 6omber / 9oben
mes Sale, Gong, forlfjellige Srem=
|ltillinger % 0ptog, 1coet al 5folens
Giger, iomt illumination. @i Hut
ter meo Mftenlong u1oer aobe1'
Simn1el.
ST.. 10 ne1te Tormi06ag ni1 en-
eller to al Micbigm Erglterne boil
Sc. 6ore6rog.
@1. 2 boloer >Sejifoleforeningen
@enerolforiumling.
Sm Mfte1en Mp0e / 9aben men
|frit Sroififte og Gang.
"Opens M1iifforps oil m11ligbls
lpillc for %.
Tor Opboloet og 0eltogelie betcz
Tier @pl terne CIT 9ollar.
@elfommen til Miblon6!
g. &asm1si en-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23

- @frib efter Yrgpenur1r,er af
bette Blab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23
neifebebens geIgigrer aiennm

IDerne.
Scr ton bape bpret Ell 5bafe.
1penre eller Ell Nepton. en- &on1
Teller en- @oetbe, en- Mpliere eIler
en- NaItel1r, en- &ppernifus, en- @n=
benS, EN- Iplltoj blan6t Sc S11n6reb=
tniinoer al tppeaorige Gngfenoere.
SDlfere. 6ranifmeno, Holaffer, 8eI-
giere, &usiere, 1om er fol6ne.
Spoo betpoer 6lptningen al ct
@renieifjel, @inoingen al en- Ero=
bins moo Iabet al Ell. ioobon Ser
lonligbeo! Sinoingen er foreIebig,
|Sabet 11opretteligt. 8inbingen er Ell
|enfelt Gtots, Gabet er Menneife=
1l9gtens.
Gnbper fer, bborle6es UNDER Sri
gen Menneifebeoens 6orn1l1e 1pi1l=
Ser, ioo tilitolt- ingen bill funne be-
tole &rigsomfoit11inger. Men Gobct
at menneifelige &9r0ier, Sen albor-
ligite Sottiggjerelle, regres ems ittfe
me0.
9pa0 hi ppleper, er, at SEN bbi=
DC STAGE lelp tilintetgjgr S%oreltillin=
gen ON Oens Operlegenbe0 / forte,
bruno nd d11Ie M%pnneIfers GinO
Sen 6ur anpen6t beres @jplp, bar
prilt Dem for oeres Ne6lngtning al
Sbioe. Sbor fan set onbet ems beo=
ne fig
Sc f%rigsfpren0es &resic bor op=
fottct tit @perp iom set at bioie
6orbltrelle Ell og oerbe0 8egejltrin=
gen. Den bl1r6e betenfe, at set goe=
l9ggenoe SAB, ser loale0cs CT trent
fal0t, 'lrl1ge bill oberlebe &rigeu.
CNol.D @eurg 8ran6es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23
Slag / 4iterIpcn.

Sra Npfpping Il Sp0erma11lon6.
Sperrig,) melbes telegrofiif ON er1
@otaillc mellcm Gpifere og &usiere
i Hiteripen. Sretten tplfc &on6els=
lfibe bar pao Sci norofro, %fonpojc=
ret al en- @jelpefrpo1er og flere
SorpeOobaabe, Ser blcb ongrebet al
en- rusiiit Gifa6rc. Sc fonbojeren=
Sc Sfibe iplitteocs, og @onoelsfar=
|tpjerne flpgteoc.
Dette CT 8eret1ingen fra Sperria.
Seen fra &jpbenbopn me6bele5
Set, at u9ogens @pb6er" forteller,
tolp al Sc tpife &on0elsifibe blet
ifu6t / Gent. Sen rusiiife Gitoo,
re bon0t en- bigtig 5ejr," flyer @lo=
Set, ser tillige opgiper &apnet poe
ii al Sc e6elo9te tpife 5fibc. @jelpe:
frp01eren ~&gnig bon 5ocblen'
looes 1iolt / iprfen6e Gilltono.
Mmlterbam= @fterretninger gaa1
us poa, at Sen tpife @jGlpefrD61er,
~&er5mann"> l. lqmme Scamp on:
|grebes al fire rusitlfe Sorpeooboo6e.
letter at Sfibet toppcrt bao6e for.
~iporet Jig iprpn9te 8eietnin9e1t Sci
Il 2uften, 6o Spergibelie ellerS pilbe
berc nu11bgooelig. Nplten bell
Wun6jfubet re6De0es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23
MlnneapoIfs.
nng6pmsbiemmet.

Acknowledgement / Minneopolis
nGrmer fig iterft fin 61l0fprelie.
[ioet &omiteen bar ppret 1oa bel0iG
at finoe ct @us iom beo en Sci
5pronoring oil egne fig u6merfe1
for Goretagen6et.
Gil1ige er set gle6eligt at lie, meo
bbilfet &eiultat Snoiomlingsfomi=
teen arbei6er, og Sen Offerbilligbeo
|Danife / Minneapolis og on6re @te=
Ser bor logt for Dagen, alt tegner
til at Acknowledgement bill blibe en-
Sutces, og set bier fig, at Snteres=
len og Sorltooelien al l1ng6oms=
biemmets 8etboning er leben6c
blan6t mango.
Ser er til Doto tegnet @i6rag
fer / minneapolis for $3.50, bbil=
fet lammen me6 8i0ragene fra on=
6re Soreninger / 3. &re6s bill blibe
en- betD6elig @jglp til @egDn6elier1
al @iemmet.
Sen 9fonomiife Si6e er 1elbfpl=
gelig al flor 8etp6ning beo ct Sore:
|togenoe lom bette, Ser er forbun6et
meo ltore u6gifter> pg set bentes.
at mango en6nu biI benptte 2ejlig=
be6en til at poe 6ereS 8i6rog> iom
fan ien6es til &asiereren for Sn6=
lamlingsfomitee11, Scr. Mn6rem Mn.
6erien, 1858 21t Mbe. 60.
s n9ite Drummer al 1geblo6et
bill Ser blibe fbitteret for Sc ollere=
Be mootagne 8iorag frem6eles til
Sn01amlingen 1tan6les.
Acknowledgement bill faa fin @a-
liggenbeo poo Safe ct. og 19tb
Mbe. 60, og bill blipe aabnet f6rlt
/ Muguit, bbis olt gaar efter Be-
en-.
Miis Mnna Subl> iom ifaI be-
ltbre l1ng6omsbiemmet, mfom /
|Sre6ags fra 9anmorf me6 frife
&refter for at obertage fin Eloos,
|iaa mart &ejmmt er ful6f9rt; BUN
6nifes b%iertelig Delfommen og &elo
me6 Mrbei6et.
&ilb. 2arlen.
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ort ober set In1111ne % ober Be

aort ober set iumme % ober 0e
res Sorbeling i 5tater11e. Mt 6ett,
blep opilaoet paa 8eggen ! Mars'
mpoets Mpoeial og iamleoe meyer
OpmGrfiombeb, bpa0 oct fulbt III
fortjente. San .gop og1ao en- fla,
Oberiigt ober beore Soretningsme:
tr0er / Menigbeoernc otter uGbnrc.
efficiency Sp1tem".
u9anif Jolfelomflf1o" bnb6e fill
let 1000 Collars til @r1lg for @re.
iteeleper. Morsmpbet toffeoe berfor
Do &altor st. 81. @eltergaoro e1
inobubt al "Danlt 6olfeiamfun6"
|fgjeoe Morsmeoet itn Snbbpbelie til.
San pentes beroper Ell Gang, naar
t&rigen er til g116e.
Sc ebrigc 5pprgsmool, ser be.
bn1oleoes % ofgjoroes, bor al iii.
oerpronet 8etponing. @algene al
5omfun6ets @mbebsmenb bleb noe,
iten ole @ienpolg: Ealtor sc. s.
@rapengooro, Tormonb, &. g. So.
Hrop, Gebur Sails, Meolem al 5tp=
rclien, Hrn1terne g. @ptfe og Sobs.
Mopn, Meblen1mer al Gfsomens=
fonlmisiipne1L Na1tor $. @onlen
Meouttpr al Sc. 81, Eoltor Sc. s.
Nidlc11, &oslcrer for famine, og 6.
&eterien, Chicago, Mcolem al M=
ocroomsbjemn1ets Tinansfomite.
Grc &anoiooter: 8. 6. 2orlen,
g. 80. &anien. oe Gbr. Mnoerien
bleb oroineret til Erelter, benbolbs=
Ibis til Monr9eab, Sa., Sortlanb.
Me., og lom &jelpeprrlt bos $50
ltor Nforbe11toft. Solpang, Gal.
Menigbeocn / geemell iergeoe goot
|for fine @elter. Sc boeoe ipreot
pao 2ono og / gu. st itort Self
por .rejlt beb &irfen. Ser 0effeOes
f8or0 til oper 300 Mennelfer;;. mer
en6oa f11noc life ollie fao &ldos.
$ bette Self bolotes Nfill1tnings=
me0c 5pnbag Often.
8 Gonlfe &pin0ers Misltonsfore=
ming bolot cn Often tit MorSmeoc.
Den er gooct jpbht fremoo, men
pentcr at 6ettc bcrcfter bill lfe / bur-
tigcrc Gempo. gil 6orlnono nolg=
tes Mrs. &orolinc 8. &iplbeoe,
Graphing, Micb., lom minoeoc ON
i'm ofopoe TorgGnacr, M}rs. aarer
@regerien, Chicago, til SefretGr
Mrs. &oltor q. 9itergooro, W}11lfe=
go11, Micb., og til &usierer Wfrs.
IS. sc. &o1trop, Gebor Sails. Sc.
(@jenpolg).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23

v )'sa ga111fe 1arlie sfolfbe6ID
afer aarer ariitenien i'm gan1lna'
Iaf gileipioier fra 5tc1,oloeren. oct
er beller lite mco llrctte. Meoens
Nationalm1lieet fun cjcr 1870 al
Eile> bborof oper / !@isbet q.
bar ifoffet a0ifilliac. far ban {eIp
ca. 500 lin Somlin9, olle h,noef
Ser pao Ggnen, oa ollc pelbeporeoe.
og iom oftelt mco Spiolen 1,beifaoi-
get.
Spenpaa Sfobc1,c ltoor o1lc Qrrf-
|ferne, oftc flint Observation-Disclosures,
men 11noertiocn tlirct "a lobpet
iam1nen. On cntelt bar. oo 8. fanot
ben, FIN en- Sob al 5foor. Men /
|2ebet al nogle Gage bopoe 6. oni-
gerel Ell bel &rl1ttc lomlet, life ct
|9faar n1angleoe. $ noglc al @r1f-
ferne er Ser fun0ct @cnre1ter, rime=
|ligbis al Mo6porcr, 10 me tat neb
til Sc Dp6e.
@oget al Set melt interes1ante
man finoer | Somlingcn, or ooq set
@rabfuno, 6. aiorbc / gftcrooret
poo Ell Mort Iorrinq. Set beltaar
|af CIT Mar9oc mol,aciorpc6e qien-
nemiigtige @lospcrlcr, iom lono1pn-
ligpiS ltamner ira >Stolicn. Sc Iao I
en- 6ltnofrons cg bor ril1cligbis Iia-
get ON 5ol1cn poo oct &binbeIia,
|of bpilfet Ser noturligpis life fa1o-
tes Spor. Tl1nOct bcpilcr, at SEN
|Ti6s Soft far bopt Tor6inoclle u,eo
SetoIien.
On morlom ofltlrnpct Sten mes
cit til l1n0crflo0c piolte man en- Sis
lang life, bpor mon ifl>loe fpre ben,
|f9rit peo en- ren Silfuloiqbco opoa-
geoes W%eningen n1c> 5tencn. Sen
lfuloe bentes 6elt ncoc fra Mbns-
|iinien. gn @rooer til 2urer g., Der
i 10, Mar far ppbolDt Tia 0ernebc.
|fonot gorifc li9ncn0c Stcn uoef,for
Sc Sn6fp0tes Soligcr. san fit at
|bibe, at Sc brl1gte$ til at beorbeibe
5tentrnge1e, bppri Sc molebe 6eres
aorn for at Sc flnoe foo en- til.
1treffelig nj @nioeflooc. San mes.
|belte i'm @ro0cr 0poogcllcn, % ser.
me0 bar @oooen opflorct.
Sra @ronccoloercn %inocboIoer
Samlingen ct Eor Shpro % noqf2
|5mpffcr lon1t II jprrc &olsrinae,
Der Ter uo, ion1 ON Sc par lapet /
|Jjor. Sc CT fl1n0nc / 0l6olm &ipr.
bppr be bor pGret brogt 1om Offer
It'll en- eller o1ocn Bu6.
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Den grgnne sfpb.

IS HinIemorgen &C. : bbioe Stu
Der ltdar % bilier Sen itore 8pl
|Sarpel til 8Den, Gnrbel og bort
It'll 8pgens Sb9lb og sen brun,
@iort!
0en unge 8ige bar CLIENT fin Off
bun bomitrer> bleg, men nflelie
friif.
Sen gamle. Mano / lin bpbc 5tol -
MI bil bun lcbe en- Sag / Sol.
|Tro S%olopgang gaar ct feltlia
Gtrpm,
|ber11it al Sen ga1nle Nature11s 0r9n1
me6 Cater og Gfrig> meo Moab og
Gong,
1nrn lepeo Sc fun 6en11e enc Gang.
Sen qronne Sfop. 0 Sen grpnre
5fop -.
|@gr. &ejen tronpes al Se1tebob!
Og Iuienbe frem / Set beje SER
gaor Gpflers ifinnen6c Rptterber.
Sill 2ottenborg og til 6rcoerits6al
Mo bpr, Ser lpngcr Ell Mattcrgol!
lSg bgr = ser guur pua SEN Ip1t
/ Sti
tire Sangerifer l%onglornt bag 2gbei
fprbi!
|@bor 11ngt Set lpoer = bpor ifprt
og bli6t!
Gn Slang al &binbe - ct @elo al
Spi6t.
|6ro Tigeltrube pg HigebrWt
|ujorbiif toner e1 joroiif 2nit.
Men 6tr9mme1 tGtrcr, og Mrm
|goar frem CIT s@oroe n1eo 9r9n oq
2arm.
|8orharc11, Srelle1L 1om iliot %
grob
1gaor inb til 6elt / Sen 1tore 5fop.
|Sg Gfobcn fje1oer bans 6un1ps
6npn.
|6en ltoor me6 oaben Mlfoberfapn,
Der miller Sol / Set bpjc 2pp:
0. fom fun, TOM fun mes 5tpj og
Stgb!
Sens Quit lfol fploc bbert 6uf tlpl1
Sinb..
rs Il1n1len toner oens 5til6e0 ino.
|Og Mps1et er iaa 'toal1no6ig blp6t
|Og @pqen f1ffer = t11ngt, fjernt
og ieot.
10 HinleignOag = 5omn1erglans
|Gn 8egegren og en- @lpn1l terfrans
Seq er fun Gn / Sen 1tore 5trpm-
SEN famine Ml1s og SEN famine
9rpr1
&ai @pffmann.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-23
&ooiepelt life raif.

Gfsprpii6ent Sbeobore &oolebelt
6or / nogen Si6 liot al en- 2unoe=
ipg6om, ser hcr aiDet bans Tan,ilie
og @en11er M%nle6ning til meyer!
sgngiteIie. Sfj6nt bdn ielo iff3
logger pibere Merfe til lit Sl6ebe=
.f%inben6e, ct Set 0og flart for tnanz
&C. ser bar fien6t Sen robuite CO
froftige Mon6 / aolfillige Mor, at
bans .@elbreostilltan6 / 8irfeligbez
SEN CT alt on6et ems tilfre6sItillen6e.