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The Tomahawk., 1917-04-19

though they were-understood my po-
sition and took me to their command
er. I waited perhaps two minutes at
his headquarters; then there strobe
out, lingering my card. no less per-
son than rIoureddin Bey himself.
Our meeting was not really strange,
for upon the outbreak of the war he
had been recalled by his government
to take active service in the neld.
But at the time it overwhelmed me
with amazement, and had a sudden
sense of impending tragedy, as though
fate had brought us three together
again to officiate at some dreadful
drama.
General Noureddin Bey knew me at
once and was hardly less surprised.
But the first glance at his face con-
vinced me that my fears were well
founded.
Doctor Immanuel?" I asked, and
explained hastily the purpose of my
mission.
"He is not here" answered the
General gloomily. "He is a prisoner"
"But he is DOCTOR" exclaimed.
no - dCCuS0u u SSp1OAd5O, oil
swered the General. "A complete
plan of our Notifications was found
upon him yesterday"
ut was some mistake. You know
Immanuel; you know that he is in
capable of using his honored profess
sion to play the spy!" cried holly.
"That is what I have telegraphed
to Constantinople," answered General
Noureddin Bey gloomily.
"But why have you telegraphed
there?" asked. "Why did you not
release him." -.
Because" replied the General
slowly, "a court-martial has found him
guilty and he has been sentenced to
be shot at shutdown, and only the
Sultan can save him." Then, seeing
my expression of horror, he added:
my friend, I loved Emmanuel better
than any man I had known. But this
is war and personal feelings may not
count. Were I alone concerned l
The Tomahawk., 1917-04-19

went out in the agonies Of remOrse."
"Who were you, Monsieur" asked
the Doctor curiously, and we all lis
tened with rapt attention.
| my name I do not know" began
Noureddin Bey. "But I was very
much what am now: a man of some
birth and holding high rank in the
Turkish nation in the early days Of
it's history, when we were still a
nomad people in Asia-long before
the conquest Of Constantinople. Per-
haps it was about the tenth century"
THAT might be-" the Doctor an
swered. But unless your life was
cut short or racked by a great sor-
row you would not have been reborn
for nearly two thousand years."
my life was torn asunder by sor-
row." answered Noureddin Bey.
There was no woman in the case,
though. We Turks did not, and do
not, interpret life in the exaggerated
terms of sentimentality which we con-
slider the chief weakness Of you West
ern peoples. But our friendships are,
think, all the stronger by reason of
this.
my friend was an Occidental. He
may have been Roman or Greek-a
Frank, even, or perhaps some Cru
sader. I have no remembrance of
names or nations, except that I know
my own. I met him when on an en-
bassy to the West from my sovereign,
and, savage soldier that was, fell
in love with the handsome boy whom
I met at the kings court. He was, I
think, priest, or destined for the
priesthood. Opposites attract, they
say, and so intense was our friendship
that when I was summoned back to
Asia we vowed that we would meet
again. We exchanged letters. After
some years the tidings came that he
was to lead a band Of Christian mis-
sionaries into my country. They would
preach the Gospel there and invite
martyrdom. In vain I wrote begging
him not to come. He had started be-
fore the letter reached him, and, en-
tering Asia Minor with his band, bold
ly preached Christ there.
1--WE Moslems, too, accept Christ,
as you know; but he went further.
He cursed Mahomet as the Anti
Christ. The people fell upon him,
stoned him and his band, and finally
soldiers were sent to take them pris-
oners and bring them before the Sui
tan.
"The Sultan was in bad humor
the day they arrived. One by one they
were led up to his throne, and, as
each being Intercepted, steadfastly
refused to accept Mahomet, his head
was struck from his body. At last but
one remained, the leader. And he,
being asked, mildly said that Christ
was his Lord and Mahomet anathema.
The Sultan made the sign. The exc
cutioner raised his blade. Then
rushed in between, and, on my knees,
begged the Sultan, by memory of my
service, to spare the Christians life.
"The Sultan looked at me sternly.
You, too, are a Christian dog?' he
asked. And weeping, denied 1t, but
pleaded for my friends life as the
greatest gift that my lord could be-
stow on me.
"The Sultan waved the executioner
away and turned to me. Them he
said, smiling bitterly, yours shall be
the hand that shall strike this dogs
The Tomahawk., 1917-04-19
The Great Compliment.

The late Mrs. Ellington was not the
first of her name to win fame upon the
stage. There was a Mrs. Ellington IN
the latter part of the eighteenth CEN
fury, whose wonderful voice gained her
one of the prettiest compliments ever
paid a singer. When Sir Joshua Rey-
holds was painting Mrs. Ellington as
st. Cecilia his studio was visited one
day by Haydn. 1T is very fine por-
trait" said the great musician, 'but
you have made one strange mistake
what is that?' asked Reynolds. You
have painted her listening to the
angels" replied Haydn. "You ought TIC
have represented the angels listening
to her,"
The Tomahawk., 1917-04-19

~~rHEN I reflect upon my friend
\hJ ship with Phileas lmmanuel,
w the Greek physician, whose
theory that reincarnation could
at once account for and solve many OF
the more battling phases OF nervous
diseases would, but for his untimely
death, have conquered the medical
world-when remember the man, his
goodness, his unfOrgettable PERSONAL
ity, his shrewd common sense which
raised him even in the opinion of his
enemies above the ranks Of charlatans,
7 alwaysothink of the text: lie saVed
others; himself he could not save"
That the man who had solved SO
many mysteries of personality shoulo
fall a victim to his own ignorance, IN
the face of his own warning, was In
deed an irony. Yet, with the larger
hone that he instilled into my heart
and the hearts of all his friends, l
cannot believe that his death was an
unmixed evil, or that the cosmlc dust
will never again restore to some 1u-
ture civilization the little gnome-like
doctor, with his small body and huge
head and big heart, to bring light out
of darkness and joy out Of suffering.
have made mention in an earlier
account of Noureddin Bey, the schol-
ar1y Turkish ambassador to Great
Britain. Scholar he was, trained at
European universities, a freethlnker
and yet not so wholly touched by
modern scepticism but that he was to
be found among the Doctors circle,
patiently listening to 1mmanueps ex-
positions upon the soul. Noureddin
Bey had been a colonel in the Otto
man army, he had distinguished him.
self in half a dozen campaigns before
he was given his post at London; he
was fine type Of Turkish gentleman
and his wife was very popular In
London society.
1t was Noureddin Bey who told us
the story of what he called his
spiritual awakening. He told it to us
in the Doctors house in London, and
I will reproduce his own language IN
so far as I remember it.
"You say, Doctor, that some can
remember their past Births" he said
to Emmanuel. "Well, cam
"You?" exclaimed the Doctor In
surprise. "Why, Monsieur, only last
year you we're holding forth upon
Herbert Spencer and the unknown
ble,' as you were pleased to term the
Almighty"
"That is true" answered Noureddin
Bey imperturbably. "And yet l have
always remembered. But I always
looked upon it as phantasy, a trick
of the brain. I have even written
down the history Of my last incarna-
ton as it was revealed to me in my
dreams. Little by little, since my
childhood, this earlier personality OF
mine has been placed before me, gen.
orally in sleep, but sometimes In my
waking hours. But it was only after
I heard you talk upon rebirth that l
came to realize that this was no
imaginative play Of a superactlVe
brain, but my very own history. 1t
came to me in a flash: this figure
was I, not the hero Of partly writ
ten romance. I had been dreaming;
now I awoke.
ut is well,' he went on bitterly,
that it is not given to the majority
of men to remember, for my last life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18

ri flutter 0ette enangeIium meS
felgenoe berligc @iuf, Der Diier os
set a%ribenoe ariimsbilleOe. 9ltfas-
GpangeIiets 9ilIeoe Al ariihlS, Jon
&rUitcn Ser / Sano6eo IAN.
hammer SpnOere % ipiier meo
Dem" (9uf. 10, p.
&i anmprfer blot ieIgenOe Ste.
Ser % 5rpf al Goangeliet: aap.
3. t6; (lParf. I, 30 ser Ip0er
%ionIeOes; 80 ON Moraenen lrnge
ior 9a1 too ban op o. aif no %
BEN til ct zoe Steo, og ser BAD
BAN" BON % 6orbon. set bar
6relierens Clement. Set er Ell
GrGits iornemite @irfiombe0, %
ct 9iDSoilfaar Tor ell Iuno 9Pfit
{ Groen % Sen gooe 9proomS 0ro
for et6pert enfeIt @llos Barn.
Wprf neie SGIu ge5onoIing al
.Spn0erinoen (0ltf. 7. $50. o.
Sen aoinoe. iom 6aooe bdit BLOB.
Hob / Il Aar C2nf. S, 43-48).
Spilfct # Qrpite6iertel 6pilfet ct
&ocao al en- Qrpitl
Qps me6 Itor TIi6 oet 10. Gap.
al Qufasl gbangeIiet. Get 6nnr =
cen Qennin9 % cen Son. Soften
Omioro Tor en- enfeIt sipl8 6rel.
.ie. ..lqia nufeS in0erIi1 oocr Sol.
fet." Z SanO6eol oet par Frrite.
.iinoct. Tom nor tore 9pperitepreit
&eil5 ariitis bar beiiplet al: 6reI
lie Tor ale Menneifcr % Trelie
ior Sen enfeIte Sipl - inn tort
.ol rlrmmeliat err Set 9rrite5iGleoe
al ariiins, Ser mooer os / 2ufos.
GUnnleliet. 9oo on Qrisi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18
Yella Mab., Gel 9iept Galif.

Gen %. Moi 1cIot g. 6. BE.
tericn 9rnllup mc0 Minnie 0iel.
ZEN. @ielIen iorrettcoes al Gaitor
9anfcn / Dor for S(Hleoningen
inlnffcoc airfe. 7e npgiite aor DO
lat ii9 paa en- 6rllgtiarm fife
langt ira airfen. De BAR 6e9ge
opret oirfiomme Meolemner al
lln9oomSiorcnin9en.
Menigbe0en bar fs6t noaet mere
.9on0 runot airfen. Get ipntes,
ion arnpet ON mere &um runot
airfel pofieoe, o. ga Der M par
.9eiligbeo til at iaa mere 2alo,
beihttteOe Menigbeoen at febe oct.
Ssnoaqsifolen 6apOc Den -.
Sunni en- lloilligt til N9atofa.
beo 3o0en al 9jGr9et Sam.
pei. Dor Ssnoagsitole % DE.
nig6eo bnp6e in0buot por 5DiI.
lingiSitcr, 5elma Menig5eo % Ssn
%ongsifole, til at ppre meo os, o8
ri tilbragte en- ifsn Tag iammen
| ben berlige Natllr, Ssen peo Dor
SOB, oe mu9tige 9ierae bag os
og ben berlige iriife 2llft ont
firing os. % Der bar oi 10 life
ubiat ior at iaa Soften ioritDrret
al ltpeir. % iaa aeretliren /
Den fslige Mor9euihlno sennem
5rilgtboper og 8innarfer. at Sc.
item par pellpffet bebspes life at
iiges. 9srnene lRngtes oa ialt
5nlo life eiter at fomne niiteo paa
Tilbngeturen. &c lang Here Can
9e for os, oa Here fog Oroet ior
at bore meo til at faa Den rette
5eit9l9oe frem.
6ierSe Suli bar ri i9en iomlet
til Set, men on paa Wenigbeoens
|@rin6 oeo lSioen al airfen un6er
aprifos9 rperne. paa @rino al
at 5rligten til Gels bar pluffet,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18
9cmmarf, isis.
Gen 1. Nllli 1911

Zen II. Silli 1917.
Get er aIlcreoe oDer en- Maaaeo
iiOcrL pi 6aUoe Ni9iionsmooc, iom
ri i lpn9erc 1io I 5oroeieu 1aDoe
ale0ct os til. Get 6aooe nrr fom
men til at fni6c nleo at iua rem
meoe 9rpIter 6ertil ina6nn li9e fer
Samfunoets 9Garsmeoe. Bait. QeOe
ira 0ibfof6 Tom. @llostieneiten til
oen Senoag tilial0t Sen sitre Sir.
fe, Den ifiil0e 6ol6es pan @ngelif.
3 aft. 1tcoe tate til 9prncne / Sen.
'oagsifolcn o. p~rr6ifeoe til Sejmcs.
ie.
Ser BAR life tillpit noget Weoe
til ON Gitermiooa9en, men ON 4i'
tenen ifitloe oi iaa iamles ! NE.
n~ia6e0ens Strife. 8eo 6ormiooags'
guostieneiten opluite Bat. 2uno,
at oe 6ap6e t9rtt poa at FIRE mo
til Green Ban, 6n Der ogiaa par
MisIionsmsoe I ben banifc airfe,
OF fpurgte ON Der pnr andre al BE.
folfningen, iom fnnoe baOe emit
til at tage BERTH WanOag % 9irs'
bag ifnloe ri iaa 6ape Msoe 81.
termiooag og Bitten, men Tliren til
Green Ban bap6e til 6slge, at De
fremmebe pr9iter fom fer til 3en-
mart pr. @utomobil Monoog Mor'
gen, og pi 6ap6e en- rigtig bella
Msoeoag bele Manoa8en. NrGlter'
ne, Tom fom, bar g. 81. Beoerien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18
0inf for 0tnnem g nH n
Bibcic / 1917.
ri q. g. 6.
enfas Guanaeliet.

@uangeliiten gltfas omtales lie
re Steoer I Oct npe Ieitamente.
81 ifal Blot Der nGDne BET eien0om-
meliqe Steo Solo. 4, II, 6uor oct
beo0er: o9egen 9ufas, BEN cl.
Ifelige, Differ eoer.~ 20 aarafte-
5rpf frem6poes / bette 9fbel.
oro. Get enc er uotrpft / 8etegnel.
len y2ngen@, oct peger paa BANS
intelleftuelle l16oonnelie | rem mem
neifelig 6enieenoe. Get anoet llos
trpf ,,6en elifelige" tager Sigte
pao bans ifenne annoelige Gam
nellie bans GlIfeligbeo iom
ariten.
9enne oobbelte 9annelie ggr, at
0llfas paa iprlig 8is er ififfet
til at lsie ben Opgaue, Der bar
bam operoraget, nemlig at fri
be bort treble GDangelium og Acta
eller ZIP. Or.
0ufas itoo / iamme 6orbolo til
Vaulus, iom Warfiis til Peter.
of 2 Tim. A, II, ier ri, at ban
bar Taulus's tro 2eoiager til bet
iioite.
Sielge ben gamIe Rirfefaoer Gu.
iebius bar ban al beoenif Ser
fonft oe ira antiorfio, boor 10
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18
MinoeorN I'M Mrs 2.nNQuii.

Mrs. 9moquiit cr on. Get 9uo.
Iifa6 er fomnen ira Reo Glouo,
92e6r. 4f0eoc5 Brett oar onifet.
at jea iflloe ifrioe et Minoeor0 ON
6cnoel Set aer ie1 aerne. @irs.
2inoquiits @igeuapn oar Maren
9(n0erien. 0ltn pnr ieot / altnOsbD,
Sol6pf }llnt paa Sjnlfano. oen ,.
5ebrlnr 1885 % inlote iaaleOes
hin 2lloers 50 9lnr pa fin iioite
6ooielsoaa.
6itn tiI6ragte i'm lln9oom paa
lin 6eoeean. Senere reiite Dun til
ao6en6aun 6oor 5lm I Sommeren
1862 bIep iorlooet meo SDe1o
@inoquiit, iom laa Der / @arni.
ion. Otter arigen 1861 bolot
Sc 5. 30. 2fprh 1865 9rplIup / &or
6rue airfe. asbeb3aOn.
e 6leo oieOe al Den ienere BE-
|fenote Stfitspropit :. 4aliIIi oe0
ct al Be ionfdIOte o9nnfebrDlhip.
per" paa fife min0re enO # Far,
bporai Ell Mano % N auinOe bar
,aHIfilte@. @rooitens 5~ilipsp9elIe
til oisie Loo oerior: ~@il Ou BABE
oenne a0ifilte" oip.
Otter 0eres 9rpllup boiotte Speno
2inOquiit % BANS 6nitru fig i
@unismagle peo &osfil0e til Sc /
1863 ~nouanoreoc til De ioreneoe
lStnter, Be fom til ggnen oeO &c
oor Sails, So, boor De boeoe / I
9(ar. 8 ben iioIte Gel al Oenne Re
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ienere mangeanrige 6ormanO / Den
0onife Strife, @rGit / Ge0ar 6alis.
DIR. o. Mrs. 2inoqlliit 9if til Sans
@uostieneiter % 6eoarebe 6egge 90.
Sc Minoer ira Sans 6orfpnOelie-
s @fteraarct 1875 ilptteoe Dc
Ira Soma til @ebroifa % boiatte
lila poa oeres y6omeiteao" @c6.
tier 60, II 0Ril nor0Oeit ira Rco
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Dem ira lit 9. til fit 10. aar; ban
op6oloer zig ior 9i0en / Staple.
BURT; % en- 9leieOatter emma
ISolm, Der opoofieoe Dos Dem ira
1872. Sun er gtit meo DIR. $. 6.
Snnien; Der bar 9inoQufits for.
benoprenoe 8drm. 9e99e De gam,
Re bar ii0en 9liitnnelien boet Jam.
men nieo benz I BET gnmle Siem.
Mrs. 2inoqlttt maatte / fine
iioite aor fele lin lbeie aloers
ISrpf. Sum BAR oite no9et ~ioagelig,
BOG fun iengeliegen0e / forte 9e-
riooer. Senong BEN 3. 3uni bleo
l6un peo Mi06ngstio rant al Ell
Ieammelie, iom 6aOoe DOZEN til
I8slge. Sim lepeOe til ben nrite
3ug men par bepiOitlss. Wanoag
ben a. Suni al. A, 0rog bum lit
ISioite Sadf. Oct iioite bum iagoe
par Score Seiis, frels min Siall"
Sum blep UNDER itor 9eltagelie
begraDet Onsoas 5. 6. Srni ira ct.
|Stefans 6onIfe laitb. airfe ! @eb.
liter 60. menisbeoens grGit Bait.
I2. Semen, 9iifin, talte paa Oanif
oq pait. 6. @6ite paa engelH.
lStsuet bleo i9nfet neo | ben title
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18

ilts bar Jiorf for oor Srelle, men
at 3ciu5 ieIo l5ar inOitiitet ct @lio-
Del. genllem 5ioIfet ban oil gipe
oen enfeGte uaoer 9taons 9upneIie,
bDoo Ser i aritlt5 er f%or3oeruet
Tor nlle.
: BEN 5oritan0 er @l1o bunOet
til line 3aa0en1ioler, at 5na0 9an
gennem Oisie bar lfGnfet % lopet,
oct Itaar ban ne0, iaa ieln ON Sen
oobte bar opret utro, iaa. naar
Ban oen0er tiIbnge til 9aaten, iom
Ben iortabte Sen til 5a6erbuict,
iaa timber ban @uo tro.
&i iaibbol0er o@on0 Do 4ano"
i 0aaben. ioa nnnr ct @enneife
6obcs meo Seiu 9aob, iaa er
@uos 9lano reoe til at tage 9Olig
/ settle Menneifc % 6eoonoe mt
Qio / BET. @uos Giges GIN.
9ao Is i oennc 6or6inoelie pe1e
pau TO Cher af @enieoeIier, buaO
ri meO 6remmeOorO faloer SEN
o6ieftiue % ben iubieftiDe Si0e.
@cO 9oaben bliocr ct Menneifc
optolet / Sanhn0 meo ben ire
eniQe @uo, / @uOs 8iae. % Ser
meo 6lioer bet oiort til @n0s Barn
% faar 3ettighe0er, o9iaa Groerct-
t~iq6e0er. ION et @irosbarn. Set er
@enfeOeliens objective Si6e. 0}en
.paa iamme 5io, iom @enneifct
iaale0es be9pnoer 9ioet / @uo5 &i-
qe, 6e1uu0er @lios 8i9es GIN 0eo
.@uO5 2lano / settle @enneife. Oct
fan life un0aaos, 60or Menneitet
moOtaqer Ben 9}a%aoelaoe. @u0 itGn-
fer. 8ro. Set err Sen inbieftioe
ISi0e.
9togen oil maalfe ipgrge: aan Oct
MI ogiaa fences pan De 9grn Gel.
Ter Dofsne 0enneifer) iom er Dos
te, at Sc er 9%enfeOtc? elIer at Der
er 6equn0t mt Gin i benz u Sc
bar Get til At iporge iaaleoes.
vi oil isrit ioare men ct Fnr
Spera5maal til Oebte Menneifer:
aen0es oct paa Dig, at OH er et
gerie0t Mtenneife? 0uis life, bois
er Iaa Sfploen? Din eaer SUBS?
sos 0ofsae Menneifer iorn0iGt.
ter ri 1ro ol gefenoe,ie Al Sro
Tor Goab. 0pis Oa iaaoan Iros5e
fcnoelie er iano, iaa toi0ler ri life
paa, at oet 10 oil fenOes ! Del 9|,n-
ueifes 9io. at bet er 5leuet 8en-
.fs0t.
0giua 5os Barnet ioruoietter
'0i FRO, 9arnetro. 6or1oiptter, at
ligeiom Barnet bar moota9et oct
.fuiiife 2io. iaa moota9er BET @uos
@aoe til @~enie0eGe. 0iea lie al
miiffert, Iom 9arnets imiite sip mart
oil6e opbere, oeriom oct il8en 9tG-
ring iif for oct, lige iaa iiffert b.
rer Ser ogiaa Steering til ior oct
aanoelige 9io, Der er begpnot
9aaben, ON BET ifnl iortirttes, tri-
pes og uonifles.
Ierfor er ooeniremiatte Sparla
maal finn i lin 0rOen ooer ier fans
oanne oebte Bern, iom ltaoig bar
faaet &rriil1 ior BET me Sip, Der
begpnOtes / 0aaben.
Isbte W}enneifer, iom in8en 9tp.
ring bar fa1et ior 0eres a%anoslro.
fan fife brllges iom @fseafpel. Get
er uioriparligt at Oe5e 9srn I'm.
Ser Cmitpnoig5eoer, bpor Ser In
gen lloiigt er til, al De fan iaa
ell frtiteli9 0poragclie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18

% en- Gel BLADE par ialoet Al,
par Der life ioa 600 Sfpgae. JON
lui fnnoe enife. men oct iaa fife
illo tt, At set gior6e oioere Sfaar
/ @Iroen. Mfenia6eben 5apOe %.
ion oenne Sang inobuOt Selma
Menigbco til at prre meo, o. fife
ina ioa 6op0e inI9t S~nobpoelien.
Otter ell Gel Sportsgoelier bar ior.
hi, iamleoeS ri OH ct Bro9ran,
iom beitoo al Sana al Born o.
un9e o. Gale a 9orentS 5enien
% 9aitor Snnien. @n 9ontite boo
Sc lloial9 al Sces6ream % So0a
&a10, % 6orretuingcn 9if itrp.
aenoe.
0aioa / Gar bar ri Bait 0anit
5fole / 1 Tiger; set par / ben
traole lib mco 3arring al 9fpri
f|oiernc % set cr noget, iom 9ar.
ueis fan pare I'll me5cn 0iplp
Deo. Men oog par SfoIcn loot
: 6ais9t. % set Ter 10 til, al 9or.
meme iif ct go0t llobntte Al ocres
Sfole9ang. llnoeroisningcn 6Qo
aibet SEN enaelife Sfole iffe
lauat ira airfen. Gen ii0ite 0ag,
Ser par SfoIe. nar ri iu0bnot til
at fonlne % bore paa 0per1a
mrin3ef. % life iaa fao par tilitcoe.
@oaeiter 6leo Di ale, bno0e tore
on imaa. troftcret meo $ce46reon
% aalc. @orneae BAR ioGrt I'll.
ire0fe mco ocn GHlutnind. 0irs.
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rer Tor 5folcu / 2lor.
Gaitor g. So3aien % 6aitrll
~ rs 9nl.res ION ior Ell LID
bar Ilaoet iis ne0 i Selmo. nar
iofleosa 5cruoc ~ 5eisgte noaIe
@gnler Faitar Sa5nicn prGoiteoc
Ell Ssnoag ior os 6aooe Tornlio.
ooa 81 9Citcn; ielo ON Q1itor
So6nicn err Ielemlia ina, ioa CT
bans 4ano5 Strait pat life oGffet.
Get par ioare ifent at bsre hans
a%lDorliae 6orfnn6elie ON oerrens
irelien0e 0aa0e iom tilbpoes i 7ag,
Worgen er oct moaife 0erre1s
&etfproiQ6cOs Irone. oi ifaI maoc
rem Tor. vi oar gla0e peo at
6ere @oitor @o5nien, fiGr Oa os.
iom fenote bnm % bar moot 9aru
iorriac 9tOer.
9lt, 6a bette laies, err ri iGr.
oige nteo Ssrrin9en % 2%eOeringen
al a~prifoierue; Ser par ber ON
fring Ell tor 9(pl, BEN itsrite paa
Here gar, o. @riierne er me9et
6gie, iaa Sc, iom 6ao6e Sen Siags
IGrilgt. .qioroe 6et goOt". alfal.
iacn bar opret i%faaren 3 o9 iornme
Qtgrc 4 @anae, % Rffien paa
oen er me9ct bei. @i be9pnocr iaa
imaat at gsrc os reoe Tor Ssrring
al FSerifnerne. 9aa0e oenne iSriigt
% 9inorlierne Ter meget lopenoe
no.
Golf, Tom pil booe oereS aar.
Iige ll6flugt, beapnber at gere Jig
reoe, ia noele er allereoe rent; oct
er 10 life Ioa oanifeIigt al fomme
enten til aDiten eller op | Bier.
gene. nadr 6olf iaar bet arran.
geret ionleoes, at De fan unoppre
3i6e1, % set oil ife mere / 6rem.
tioen, for 0et er life npr iaa pan.
ifcligt, iom mango bilOer iig ino.
9i bar mer eller minore let paa
set, iom oct finn BAR De rige %
oeIItaaei0e, ser ifnl0e bope 6erie.
Sohan MaIOemnr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18
@rao pna 4. Steion5 Meni9beOS
airfegdaro.

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airfegdaro.
ga, iaa er set 2~cone0slsb lint
tet.f Sea 5ar fetiot nioo0e % ben.
oes Mono i b 9lar. 5 Septen6er
1885 fom ie1 ierite @anl I ocreS
'SllS iammcn nleo uiOsOe 9ait. NJ.
rs. $. Gobe % bar itaaet / Sen.
ifobsfor1oI0 til oem iiOen.
SfilIoc iea meo ion Oro llotrpf-
.fe min 9e0emmelfe al Mrs. giuo.
Quit, ga maatte ie1 fac: 5unpar
trofaft SiGGl olm par
.~trsiait moo i'm 0anO % i'm 6ami
lie, Dun nar troiait / tit 8enifab +;
Dem. buu / ielleS Gro TOM / 6or-
'5oI0 til, ilap bnn life. SIM par
troiuit moo i'm STRIFE; bnn 81 5eu-
DIS O}ouo bor i 2(ar % gng ur.
ret ben bpren6e Strait menneife
lig talt / St. SteianS lntb. N}e.
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par troiait moo @ltO5tieueiterne /
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rin1eOe. Sum BAR troiait moo Q}is
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mlesifnb oeltoa /, mar pit 0lisiions-
m8oct llplano iioitr g%iteraar.
9}r5. 9iuoqn;it uar iaa ioag, at 9Hn
moatte itette Jig til i'm Qtanos
2frm til OF ira airfen, men mco
MATTE 6un o. Diloc bun. Sea 6oeOe
iaumen meo Dem { Sans ]%tieIien9
,loitfri Stem i llplano, % iea Deo,
Isoor 5arulia lla0 o1ina Mrs. 2ino-
qlliit par. ior0i bun fuuoe UGre
me0 til at moe @uOS 6uies go
Der.
IA. lea er MS qaa, at De, Der
fenotc 9li0eoe neierc. fnl0e ifriUe
ct Inngt aapiteI ON 6enoes 9ro.
Iiaitbeo. % 0ette %troiaite SinoeIag
tror ie1, at bn1 bndOe mo6tog o.
Iff itDrfet Greens Samlio meO
oen troiaite Grelier. 6im itoleOc
6arnligt paa, at ban nof Tor tit
@lo6s og lin arrlilbe0s SfplO
trofait uiloe binlpe benoe til &c.
gem o. Siel, o. t oenne FRO iit
5un Bans troiaite SinOeIaa.
:. 30. 9lpril 1915 holot DIR.
Oh Mrs. 9%inoqniit en- iiploen GSeit,
nemlig Seres @ul0brpllitp. Gen
@piti0 oifoe ie9 gerne baue oeItn-
get l. og ser mnngleOe 6eller life
pnn SnObp0elie; men lea par peO
Den 3iO in6lo9t pna 9(lauitann
@oipitnl. Mange ira fern o8 nGr
alpoeoe @nIobrll0eparret oeo Ser
9eiligbeO. Zen 6et er 0og Tor lam.
IQe iioen iorbi. Men set er port
0oab, at Mrs. 9inoduiit for SEN
ISfplo M er 6iemme / 6imlen,
boor Der er yeoig 9rnllitpsieit."
Waatte nj meoes ser.
SOAR Ma r ms SAM e n.