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The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11
MILLRR'S ANTISEPTIC OIL
KNOWN AS
SNAKE OIL
viii Positively Relieve Pain in Three
Minutes.

Will Positively Relieve Pain in Three
Minutes.
Try it right now for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stiff and
swollen joints, pains in the head, back
and limbs, corns, bunions, etc. After
one application pain disappears as If
by magic.
A never-failing remedy used inter-
nally and externally for Coughs, Colds
Group, Sore Throat, Diphtheria and
Tonsilitis.
This oil is conceded to be the most
penetrating remedy known. It's prompt
and immediate effect in relieving pain
is due to the fact that it penetrates to
the affected part at once. As an IL
lustration, pour ten drops on the thick
est piece of sole leather and It win
penetrate this substance through and
through in three minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great
oil is golden red color only. Every
bottle guaranteed: 25e and SOC bot
tie or money refunded. Sold by Cop
pedge Drug Co. Z
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11
HARMONY REVIVAL

The annual revival at Harmony
Baptist Church will begin next Sun
day. The pastor viii preach mex
Sunday at IL a. m. and 8 p. m. Rev.
]. A. Bell of Trenton will arrive Mon
day and do the preaching. We e. rnest-
ly request all the members to Le pres
ent next Sunday. The public in;ited.
JAS. H. OAKLEY, Pastor
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11
THE EUROPEAN WAR
AIDS ABSTINENCE

Washington, August 9.-The Euro
pean war has given impetus to the
movement toward abstinence, Secre-
tary Daniels said tonight in an ad-
dress at the forty-sixth annual meet
ing Of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Society Of America. He expressed the
hope and belief that ''the day is COM
ing when total abstinence in America
win prevail"
Referring indirectly to the navy
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
AND COUNTY NEWS

For Sale-My home. Apply to Jno.
K. Walker, Park Avenue. tt
We want to make your fall suit.
Come in and see our samples. Prices
For Sale. One Sorghum Mill and
outfit. Used one season. In good con-
dition. Apply to c. H. White, Route
7, Brownsville, Tenn, Al
Lost, Sunday Nigfit,-A brooch with
diamond in center and gold bars ex-
tending out from 1t. A liberal reward
will be paid FOR itsreturn. Mrs. Ed j.
Evans. .fSt'e2'th
Messrs. Johnston and Barbee of
Ripley and Messfs: Faust, Estes, ,Shad
Rice,and Ralph Riceof Orysa came
to Brownsville last Friday afternoon
to play some Brownsville teams on
the tennis courts Of the Brownsville
Tennis Club. The games were all So
ciable affairs and nothing was at stake.
A good crowd saw some good tennis
There was a heavy rainfall in near
ly every section of the county Tues
day. The Nut Bush neighborhood had
the least of any part. The rain was
not greatly needed but was quite a
help. The crops will be much better
on account Of it. Farmers all over the
county are optimistic and are think
ing of buying automobiles and other
pluxuries.
Several of Brownsville's tennis play
ers have received invitations to the
second annual tennis tournament of
the Jackson Country club. The tour
nament will begin on August %, at
8 p. M, and will continue until the
championship has been decided in all
events. The tournament will be play
ed on the courts at the club. Several
players from Brownsville will enter.
In spite Of the inclement weather,
DR.. L. G. Gillespie and Mr.. Sam Null
heron went fishing Tuesday. They
caught very small catfish, fairly
large eel, and a drum that weighed
about five pounds. The fishes were
shown in town. Each of the gentle
men claim to have caught the drum
and eel, and says that the other one
caught the catfish. AS both men are
known to be truthful, the word of nei-
ther has been doubted.
The large crowd of fox hunters
which assemblies every year at Craw-
ford Springs met together at that
place Wednesday. There will be con-
tests and cup will be given to the
owner of the winning dog. A good
crowd Of Brownsville and Haywood
county people went, among them Mr..
D. d. Shaw. Mr.. Daniel Mann and
family, Mr.. Aubrey Currie, Miss Beth
Taylor, Miss Lidie Kate King, and Mr..
D. c. Evans, Several prominent men
from other places passed through
Brownsville Tuesday and Wednesday
on the way to the springs. Col. Thorn
as Null Of Holly Grove, Ark, well
known sportsman of the old southern
type; Mr.. T. G. James, a prominent
plantation owner Of Sharkey, Miss; !;
Mr.. Thos. B. King of Memphis, and
Mr.. w. K. Heron of Memphis passed
through this place. Messrs. Shaw and
Mann carried with them % head of
horses, 5 wagons and 70 dogs. These
gentlemen also carried with them Ri
delps band, which is composed of only
Ridell himself
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Union and Planters Bank and Trust
20. to f. W. Mahan, August 5, consid-
Grafton $1,000, 125 acres in diserict
No. 10.
Z. W. Taylor to Mrs. Florence M
haynes, August 8, consideration 81 700
Lot in district No. 7.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11

Constipation is the starting point
for many serious diseases. To be
healthy keep the bowels active and
regular. HERBINE will remove all
accumulations in the bowels and put
the system in prime condition. Price
SOC. Sold by J. d. Curtis Drug Co.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11

4 Nd. i.
lViartiirand w. H. Claxtoa
District No. DC. w. Beard, P. w.
Davis and w, H. Joyner.
District No. 5-Jim Carvin, C. II.
White and T. A. Cobb.
District No. CIV. A. Escue, r. E,
Stewart and Z. L. Coburn.
District No. I'd. d. Shaw, J. L.
Windrow and R. g. Evans.
District No. 81. 7. Parks, r. B
Smith and Alsey Mann.
District No. 9-E. H. Tyus, ]. B
Hopper and H. J. Bledsoe.
District No. 10-Tom Halliburton
w. E. Williams and w. J. Wilson.
District No. 11-Dr. G. G. Mulher-
on, DR.. w. R. Miller and w. F. Gilbert
District No. 12-I. S. Eason, ]. w
Medford and E. w. Gray.
In the races for constable, jeff Gil
liam was elected in No. /.
K. 2. Caldwell in district No. 2.
]. H. Ware in district No. 3.
w. L. Baird in district No. 4.
ed Patterson in district No. 5.
Albert Mann in district No. 6.
Ell. Cuthbert and w. F. Hooper in
district No. 7.
Lewis Hopkins in district No. 8.
G. W. Powell in district No. 8.
]. 4. English in district No. 10
G. s. Hopkins in district No. IL
In the election of democratic coun-
ty executive committeeman, two were
elected from each civil districts
District No. la E. Hardister and
JEFF Gillian.
District No. Z. s. Southern and
+ R. jones.
District No. SNot received.
District No. &C. C. Shaw and ].
7. Barton.
District No. 5-John Jones and v.
E. Brandon.
District No. 6-R. H. Whitehead
and s. H. Matthews.
District No. William Kinney and
H L. Currie.
District No. S-Lewis Hopkins and
Alb, Byars.
District No. 81. T. Gillian and G.
A, Richardson.
District No. los. I. Humphreys
and 7. H. Chapman.
District No. Ill. G. Graves and
Tom Smoot.
District No. 12-I. s. Eason and J.
w. Medford.
The vote for constitutional con-
vention was carried in Haywood coun-
ty BY majority of 32. The vote was
569 for the constitutional convention
and 5S7 against it.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11
No Malaria-No Chills.

plantation" Chill Tonic is guaran-
teed to drive away chills and fever or
your money refunded. Price SOC 2
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11
'''''''' - y V07WII NV WN- IWVU
Sch9nge a believe To ere
e4r CHE

mem n TIE press last my snceel or
had been named and at once wrote
out my resignation"
Mr.. Durand is connected with the
Minnesota School Of Agriculture.
Mr.. Hughes then repeated his De-
troit declaration with reference to the
displacement of "an eminent scien-
tist in the coast and geodetic sur
vey by an excellent stock breeder and
veterinary surgeon"
Exception also has been taken by
the distinguished secretary with re-
gard to that man." the nominee con-
tinued. "Now, l am not in a position
to state of my own knowledge the cir
cumstances with reference to the re-
tirement of the eminent scientist who
occupied that important position. But
| may assume that he resigned volun-
tarily, my point is not so much the re-
tirement of the man who went but
the character of the man by whom he
was succeeded.
Il am now told that Mr.. Jones, who
succeeded him, was promoted after
being deputy commissioner of fisher
les. But he was appointed to that
place also involving the need of
technical training and skill by this ad-
ministration. He went there from
his stock farm, and took charge of the
bureau"
Mr.. Hughes went into detail as to
the charge he made in Detroit that the
administration had made 'raid upon
the civil service of the United States"
and concluded as follows:
I'VE must have higher standards
than those of the administration. This
administration, with loud professions
OF devotion to civil service reform.
has not been true to the standards of
the administration which | believe the
American people desire to see enforc-
ed."
Immediately after his speech here
Mr.. Hughes motored back to st. Paul
where his program called for the de-
livery of an address later.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11
ADDITIONAL SOCIAL
AND PERSONAL
Watermelon Party.

A watermelon party was 4 Te
Thursday night by Joe copped 4
his home north of tesn ia homer
.cG9sin A.iss kuth C9peeage of
ssif@
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11
HUGHES INSISTS ON
DURAND CHARGE
READS LETTER FROM CENSUS
MAN WHO WAS FORCED OUT
Republican Nominee Admits He Did
Not Know Details of Changes in
Office of Geodetic Survey
Makes Speech.

Minneapolis, August 9.-Charles E.
Hughes replying to Secretary Red
fields telegram denying that c. Dana
Durand was forced out of Office as di-
rector of the census today read to
large audience here letter from Mr..
Durand in which Mr.. Durand said that
he had told Redfeld he would resign,
but wanted to remain, and that Red
field replied that the administration
had decided on a change.
Mr.. Durand's letter, read by the
nominee in the course of an open air
speech at the parade grounds here,
was in part as follows.
"Inasmuch as the truth of your
statement with regard to the change in
the dictatorship of the census has been
challenged, | think it only fair to you
that | should make this statement.
My resignation as director was dis
tinctly a forced resignation. At the
first conversation | had with Secreta-
Wy Redfeld, | told him that would
.SEign. but that ! hoped ! would be
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11

For Sale-My home. Apply to Jno.
K, Walker, Park Avenue. If
We want to make your fall suit.
The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-08-11
WAR ELECTION
e-aESULTS GIVEN out
a4,FICIAL RETURNS FROM EV-
ERY DISTRICT
u changes in Larger County Offices
Several Minor Officers Replaced.
Two New School Board Mem
bers-Convention Carried

In the regular election which took
place August 8 all the democratic
nominees were elected without opposi-
t}l4 Hon. Hillsman Taylor, candidate
foifattorney general of the 18th judi
cal circuit, received 1867 votes in the
county.
In the election Of the county officers,
E. c. King was reelected trustee. He
received 1,430 votes. w. T. Davis was
reelected sheriff with 1,433 votes. M.
B. Thornton was reelected tax asses
sor with 1,425 votes.
Two new members were elected to
the county school board, W. S. Tucker
in school district No. /, was elected to
the position formerly held by W. E.
willis. W..D. Whitehurst of school
district No. 5, replaces R. B. Walker
on the board E. L. Allen, E. B. Bo-
ren and S. T. Humphreys, were re-
elected from school districts No. 2,
and 4, respectively.
Three men were elected to the school
advisory board from each civil dis
trift, In district No. l, G. w. Bruce
and s. E. McGe,, s~a, elected and
EeSty Howse arr sp = stuart tiel
6 .-<4p1lss5 $ !. Rus
as-xsq s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19
6resnO, Calf.

Girsoag Den 4. Srli baooe getbe
Nenigbeb beitenlt at gre lloilig.
til Goeoing Barf, en- Itor Imul
Bari, iom er belieeen6e t9t bel
6resno 9p. - Oagen opranot ma
tiirIiebis meo itraalenoe Solifin
og Der blGite en- let 9riie; oct par.
fort logt, oct melt ioeelle f%alifor'
niife Sommeroeir, man funoe On.
Ife iig.
8i iamleoes | 9arfen peo II
5ioen og ian0t biirti9t en- befpen
og bpe9eIie Mgoeplaos | Sfoeger
Ioi nogle itore Greer. 5ormiooa.
gems grogram bar paa @ngelif
nleoens BET ON Gitermiooagen pal
operoeienoe paa 9anif.
6srit lang ri yGmeriea", o9 Ger
eiter oabneSe 9aitor 6. 9. IoIen
berg Msoet meo Sfriitl9sning of
9sn. Mr. Carl 9nuoIen iornsieol
os meo en- 8~iolinioIo.
0u oplGite Mr. SIR. Soboniet
gSbe Declaration OF Snoepenoen
ce", og Baitor &oienberg fnptteo'
noele 9enprfnineer bertil: .
OanIfe tom life til Imerifa Jon
lStoooere, ON emo bi life meobros
te ret meget al oct reoe Sub. 9
bnboe nemlig meo os % | Of
Srugterne al Dor Northumberland
oanife 3ultur. amerifa bar g9it
frit mootnget os og 9ioet os Del
ale fine nlaterieae % aon0eligt
Sober; oerfor ifal ogiaa ri gibl
oct seitfrie 2atS oct beoite, Der el
II os, ioet Ri Tiger at omplante oq
friietbargsre Dor banIfe Giiltitr I'M
Der De amcrifanife SorboIo. Naai
|oi or bette, blipcr oi gooe og mt
tigc Dor9ere. Den al aGrIigbeS
til Mmerifd mtaa ni life fe neo pao
cler glernme aantle Tanmarf, bpot
Dor eIer bore G~or9Iores @iigge
itoo; hi BIZ iteoie trnfc paa Del
meo 9afnemliebeo og 9grbsoiabeo,
iamtioiet meo at ri al ct hlIoi
|Siertc taffer SUB for BET npe 9arro.
ban CAB oS at lepe |.
Gormiooaeens Yrogram rutteos
mco Sangen: 30 Columbia, tbe
gem of tie oceanl"
Guo uopaffeoes De meObra9te
No0furpe, % man fog fla NED
oeo woroene eIer Ieireo~ fig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19
Wortb 9afota llmgboms=
forbunes Marsmeoe.

0ortb 0afOta areSs' llngooms.
iorburos aarsmsoe afbolotes peo
aenmare | Trinitatis Nenigbeo /
Ddgene ira 1. til 3. Slili 1916.
2sroag 5crmiooag par Der Ssi-
mesieglostieneite, bpor Bnitor an.
oerien tieite ueo alteret, o. Bait.
6. s. Semen ira Hncine talte oper
Sob. t6, rs. ON @itermiSon.
gen bleo gmnet Gen friitelige
llneooms 9etponing for bort firfe.
Iige arbeioe" inoleoet al gait. 6.
g. Hielien, bporeiter Der isrteS en-
liolig Drsitelie. DIN 4itenen tai.
tie greiterne 6. n. anoerien, 5.
Masnusieii, 6. s. Semen og 5.
q. 2arien.
Ssn0aa 6ormioong par oerSsi.
mesieguostieneite % altergang,
6oor YrGiterne anoerien og 9arien
tiente oeo alteret - og Gait. s.
$. SenIen taIte ODER 9uf. IA, t6
PA. Seius er 8eien, os ben il.
rer os ooer Spno, Dso os Dom,
uSen Sinoring eller Smerte; men
Der er nogfe, Tom asr 6eres .5arm"
ANDRE oereS 5orretnine til Num.
mer ~ q Subs @ioes Sag til
Drummer =. nnore bar eiftet ii9
meo en- gilSSfienoif Berior, oa iaa
enten glemmer DC at islge 8eien,
eller osion ben blioer fmioret. DOG,
Der or ingen llnoifploning, tbi
geien er aaben. Serren bill tilliee
a~abenborc Ia for benz, Der er fat.
tige | annoen og fsre Dem 6ient
til Den ebiec SaIigbeS.
Snoas GitermioSag taIte Sn.
orenisiionGr Matbieicn ODER 2.
Song. 5, IA flg. ct @ilos Barn
fan, ON emo bet isIer liz lille o.
~IfrsbeIist, ofte gre CIT flor Ger.
Ming / SUBS Miec. Iisciom Den
file pise Dos Iaaman; % iaa
isen paa Den anocn Sibe, bpor
mango Tenee piloe mango life Of
re for at bore fire paa at fomme
til $immeIen, men Se bill ooa
life bsie ite for SeIus | @sn ON
Wanoe.
Ternnit 6pnleoe BAIT. SenIen
peo Dabios Dbn | 6cn IA. Gal
me, ~. g.: at bore Sbnner mao
trre iom BIanter, Der fomme til
Grooisbeo ! beres llnsoom: bore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19
oeO &eOOers, Saif. gi tiger man
&c Jnf
Osfar u. 9eterien,
Sefretpr.
SGrminoer.

9i inO ianlmen meo 8enner ior
le0en Gna; 8eien ipntes os a
opre lang % 9proen tlln9, b
bla0eoe ga op /; Min6ernes 9of
ior at opmuntre pore Siule
blan0t manae nn0re ian0t b
bette. Geo oenoioer oct Der ii
0dniferen", mnaife fnn0e oct bli.
Ue til Geliienelie for Ell % anoen
.6oriattet oa tilienOt 9enner | StD.
relien for 9etbania Menig6eo
Bottom al 0eres ferite 9rGit, ga,
itor q. g. SanIen:
a9re Serenien og 8ii6erl
Som 6orman0 for 9etbania
tan ben6e, at 9e M o. Oa
bar ielt Gem sm ON Sierte;
men SsrenIer, min fore 8enl
ON 5erren bop6e ienot Dem ben,
6por De fit oerre Smerte,
til aina eIIer aaferlan0,
boor De tit foe Iom en- Ronb
al a%lifens 9amp o9 Wsie,
meo aone, Barn at lioe Sopn
for BAN, Der fun bar 5reliernapn
og troner | oct bsiel
9di iiooer De ioa go0t / 2p
| 8eit, aillturens isrite 9p,
og bar libt efitra @irfe,
iom Serren loe6e til Gem ben,
mi fare @rooer Ssrenien,
for 8uo og Stem oe airfe.
&c, oct er beore, iffe2 bpo62
6erier De buroe bore GLAD
% life tabe .Wooet;
o. Seius, ban oil bi9lpe Gem
at leoe Sasen ita6ie irem
fun pomps, title, tro oct.
gu Slider, ban er itrafs parat
at iige: ia, oct par frabat
poa Ssrcnien oct posier;
bent bare Iiot, p9r Ell iaa frpl
bans Sino bar ti6t ion tun9t, Iom
9Ip,
tiaar tom" bar | bans aasier.
Si iaa oct tiot, bpao SsrenIen2
at ban fom inc til yStDrelien",
belt bpf ira 8io oe Sanier,
Iaa ia'e Dor fore 9pbo: n5arl
ieg tror, ri o~lleIammen tar
Dor Pilng og. faar ben rpitet,"
o. Slider ban git biem igen
ira Wsoet Der / rStpreIien"
iaa title og iaa trsitet.
oct gif, iaaoan oct saar,
o. ioaoan enor set Mor for aar
meo Ssrenien % Slider,
og be0re 8oar De alorig iaar,
in0til iaa ialie inc oe saar
bag Simmeri9s 8illfier.
8eo G6riita 5ifcber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

@resiet. Otter Mi0oa9en op
friifeoe l%tngoommen nogle al 5,
9amle oanife 2ege. Dan lege0l
ugnfeleg", ITO Mnn0 bpi" oio.
De Glore par o9iaa inObnOte I'll
at o9re me0 / 9e9en, men De IN.
ite6e paa 9ooe0erne; 0et par jan.
oeli9 alt Tor Darmt | Dag til sen
Slags Sea, ogiaa bar Oe 10 0eS.
noen ogiaa ior gainIe; nej, De uiloe
%iorngie liz peO at onre Iiliflere.
Qten JON Chen gif, 6leu 8.lifner-
ne mere % mere interes iere0e r.
mon man MI uirfelig ogioa par ior
8ammel til ben Slags 2e52 Q}an
funOe ga preue, % mart par Oe
fleite al 6em aai9eoet meo | Sc
gen, enOo9 aOifiaioe oraa6aareoe,
og De bar enOOa fife Sc minOit
iorige.
Soa fnloteS ser iomnen til 81
termi0Oagens Weoe, Der aabneoeS
nie6 San9en: IS 9onmart er ieg
f60t, Der bar ieg biemme."
9oit. 9. Sobnion inoleoeoe meo
CUBS OrS o9 9en og talte oereiter
ON 5ribeo % Misbrug al 6ri6e-
Den. Baitor So6nIen, ser bar en-
al oe fsrite onnIfe ISettIere | Re.
braifo, %fortalte lioligt os fengilen.
De ON, boorom Tioerne bar Den
Sang, os ffiGoreoe bl. anSet 6en
fsrite a. SuIi 6eit, ban ooerpe.
reoe | Inerifa.
De tiliteoeoeren0e 9srn Iang
6ereiter uMmerica", og Wr. SIR.
|Sobonien recherche 2incoIns Get
tpsburg Gale.
I'll @fffutnine talte Baitor 3o-
iet6erg, me6 @al. a 9op. iom lto'
9angspunft, ON 5ribeo og Erel-
Dom, Ssnnefoor eIer Sr9nefoor /
CUBS Naa6es SltS. San ilutteoe
meo en- Interchangeable Opfororing
til Dem, Ser enonu life beo Troen
paa 4riiti 6orioninesoeo bar fom.
men | Ssnneforboloet til @uo, OIL
at gre Ilpor al Oct, tage Sfrio-
tet MI, | Gag, ioa piloe 5ribeog.
baeen blioe en- Sribeosoae / Oroets
flrloeite oa rieeIte 9~etponing.
Sluttelie iong man: vNearer NM
Goo to tbee", og oermeo bar BRO.
grammet til gn6e.
Wen ba &loften fun bar fem,
fanot man, at oct bar for tfoliet
at ta9e biem; Maofuroene ultoer-
taite6es nof ct @fteripn, og man
tiIbra9te Tioen meo frit Samoer,
lSamtale o. Gang, til hi / Sfum-
rinaen ~ifiltes, glade og berige6e
oeo 9oqens SampPr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19
Zen oanif.lntberife aploni | bet
ipoliac Colorado.

Sfrip | Dag ON uoferIig OpIps.
ming an9aaenoe Commensurate.
nerne, iom aieaar boer. Sirsoag
til Gaitilla @itate | oct ipolige Co.
IoraOo, 6por Sarmere tiener itore
Tenge ueo at 0prfe alfalfa og
Mearf9rter og peo at ieoe apeg,
Gaar og Soin. @io mig en- 9eilig.
|6eo til at fort9le Gem ON bore
Ylaner for en- banif lutberif &ir.
fe 6eruoe og &ompaeniets 9eite
ON $4,000 til bette 9iemeo. Solo.
MEN tilbpber en- pppcrlig Mnleoning
for erbboer til at blipe Selpeier al
ct Stpffe paroiiuISt 0ano. S9lees
meo en- lille uobctaling % lang
Senitano paa Heiten. SoeeIt alima.
Sfrip itrafs til
DIN gpnbo,
Special Representative,
537 Hanee Building, Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

te befeltote min 0onbs beaige
gaet. Zen treoie Tag bar Den
Tug, ba ieg Ia9oe 6nroeI til nit
8porelnno % nit fore Stem, Seq
olemmer aIorig ben Stinio, ga ie9
ifnloe toge afiteo meo mine fare
5ornlore % min eneite 9ro0er.
Get bar ct bi~erterpitenoe gieblif,
oa min Steomooer CAB mia 0isie
~aluorsiuloe Or0 nieo pnd Heiien:
g@dooe oct en6oa ppret oin 6aoer.
iom iful0e reiie, / Ste0et for Dig.
"a flfoe ie1 0a baoe set Saab.
t on life pi ifuloe mgoes 6erne0e,
oiIoe ui moOes oerhiemne, men oct
9aa6 fan ieg life 6ope ON 6ia a
6or Nor oar Set nltiaa ct boab.
Lott, ct epigt 6arnel. "a jeg bar
fomniet ct lille Stpffc ira nit
Silent, ufIoe ie9 enonu en- Sang
fate 9iet paa oct lille iatti9e,
men Tor mig iaa fore Siem. IA
iaa ie1 Wo'r iom iortoiplet pan0re
omfring Suiet irem og tiI6age.
Gette SDn fan ieg olOrig glemme.
Zen iierOe Gag par grpailps.
ongen, ben Dag, on min Suitru og
ieg for Serrens 9lniiet ito9if / ben
bellise 9epteitano meo bberanbre.
Sra cen SIDE let bar oct en- msrf
Dng og ct msrft aiinit | nit 2ip,
%6eBrunoet paa, at ni ielp oroneoe
ben Sog og tog life Serren meo.
Wen iaa loo Serren / fin Naaoe
en- anoen Gag oprinSe for os, i6et
pi begge iom fortabte benote os
til bort 9ios @ito og blen irelite
Spnoere. Dette u6gsr Den iernte
Dag | min 2ipsbiltorie.
Zen iiette Dag bar oen 7. Si,ni
ior 25 anr itoen, 90 ies iom un9
Mono too for Serrens belliae
Sitter iammen meo oe oitore a
9rsore og bleo inooiet til oct bel.
lige BrG6ite. og 9~ereetnbeoe i ben
treenige 8itos Rnpn og beo 9rso.
res SaanospnofnsgeIie. Oct bar
ogiaa Ell Dag, oa bnaoe 9ierte og
anG bgoeoe oeo oct itore anipar,
Der M Heo laet pno mine Sfulore.
Wen boor bar Serrens MfIfunobeo
opret itor ODER mig / De Gor, Iom
ipan6t.
Ten ippenoe Dag. Den iioite / Il.
gen er oenne itore oa berlige
6eitong, boor oi Ioa mango, baaoe
nnge og anmIe ira ale 3 Wenig-
beoer er ioriamlet Der | Serrens
1Sns til Ssitfo, ia til 6elt. Sfnl
ri allie iamIes til Set oerbiemme2
% ian inoerlis os bierteIis Sof
til eoer ale ira min Siiitrlt, Born
% mig iefu for oenne itore @l9oe,
iom s bar bereot ior os paa Dor
s. 6. 9itereaaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19
airfesang.

8srite OpTae al bette uomarfeoe
lille Sfrift bIeo uoioIst / osbet
al 3 Waaneoer, an6et Oplag er MI
fGroigt, og iplges MI for iaa billig
en- pris at oet buroe ino / etbpert
oanIf 6iem, Iom Dor airfe itanr |
6orbinoelIe meD. = YriIen err:
I Gfi. .05, % eff. LOO, 80 eff.
t.75, 100 eff. 800.
9aniib qntb. Tnbl. Souie.