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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12

long TO her There has been such
ambition before. they have been
heal. But never before based on
such exact and scientific plan OF
domination
Power cannot ne used against
free peoples II it is used by free
peoples
PITY FOR ALL WHO
CRY FOR PREMATURE PEACE.
What I am opposed 90 is not the
feeling OF the pacifst but THEN
stupidity. My heart is with them
but my mind has contempt for them
ANY people that compounds with
the present German government is
compromising for its own destruc-,
ton.
II want peace. but I know how 20
get it and they don't"
"a great cheer went up as the
president spoke these words.)
You viii notice I sent a friend OF
mine, Col House, TO Europe. who is
as great lover OF peace as there is
in the world but / didn't send him
on a peace mission. I sent him on
. mission TO find ont how the war
can De won.
He knows. as / know. that the
way 90 get peace. If YOU want it,.
takes more than a few moments
MUST RAISE PRODUCING
POWER To HIGHEST DEGREE.
If we are true friends OF free
dom we viii see that the power OF
this country and the producing &C
tivity of the country shall be raised
to the highest degree. and nobody
should be allowed 20 stand in its
way.
Our DUTY, If we are 20 do this
great thing. and believe that Amer
lea is the hope of the world, is to
stand together night and day. But
while we are fighting for freedom
we must see that labor is free.
And, that means a number Of
/ things. We must see that the con
| ditions of labor are rendered not
more onerous during the war, hut
see that the instrument through
which labor conditions are i'm
proved must not be checked A"
/ SAMUEL GONIPERS Is
PRAISED BY PRESIDENT.
The president euIOgized Pres't
Gompers-
ct like to lay my mind alongside
mind that knows how TO pun IT,
harness he said. The horses that
l1CONTINTTED on. PAGE SF1EN,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12
NIAY roRNI NV PARTY.

international News service.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. l2.-Moder-
ate socialists and representatives OF
the Centre group have formed a
coalition in Petrograd with a view
90 forming an anti Bolshviki cab
met. according 10 a press dispatch
received here today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12
MOVE ART TREASURES.

ZURICH. Nov. 12.-Rare and
priceless art works are being re-
moved from Venice by the Italians.
Il was stated in a dispatch from
Milan today.
A portion OF the civilian popula-
ton Of Venice has left the city, the
cisnatch added.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12
PERSHlNG REPORTS DEATH
OF SAILOR AND SOLDIER
lpteruatioual News Service:
WASHINGTON. Nov ~

lateru1tiouaI News Service:
WASHINGTON. Nov ~. - Two
casualties were reported 20 the war
II department. by Gen. PeTshing today.
Seaman Andrew NJ. Halsted OF a
q n.ted States transport. died Nov. Z
from conclusion OF the brain sus-
tanned by a fan from a hammock
lie was naval volunteer from
Minnesota and no emergency adj
dress was given
Private Emil E Faillac of the
engineers corps. died Nov Of
bronchial pneumonia. His next OF
Sin is his mother Mrs Cora Gail
lac. Chsl&z Maas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12
Street Car Men
Out On Strike
Lnternational News serrics.

international News Service:
AKRON, O., Nov. Il. Eight
hundred street car and interurban
motormen and conductors were on
strike here this morning Not a
car was moved. The strike affects
not only the city lines but interur-
bans connecting with Cleveland,
Ravenna. Kent. Cuyahoga Falls.
Barberton and Wadsworth.
The men ask for an increase OF
81 a day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12
WOMAN KILLED IN AUTO
ACCIDENT. CHILD SAVED
Tnternotional News Service

International News Service
MUNCIE. Ind, Nov. 12.-An Is
son OF Mr. James Bur
CESS was hurled 10 safety by Mrs.
lnther Boxwer OF Muncie in an
automobile accident near mere IN
which Mrs Burgess was killed and
Mrs BoxweH and I'VE others in
jured. The accident occurred within
sigh. OF the Burgess home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12
THREE SOLDIERS KILLED
IN RAILROAD WRECK
'uI1rH1IIonaI News Service

fulHruttl oual News service
SAIIpA. Colo. Nov - - Three
soldiers are reported killed and
many others injured IN rear-end
collision Of two troop trains east
bound on the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad near CotopaNi.
small station i'm Fremont county.
early today. Relief crews are being
rushed. 20 the scene Of the disaster
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12
RECOUNT HEARING
To Be SATURDAY
Judge Funk Will Hear Petition
of ACkermann to Open
Voting Machines.

Next Saturday morning at o'clock
was the time set by Judge Funk of
the circuit court Monday morning
for the hearing in his court Of the
petition Of Rudolph Ackermann.
democratic candidate for mayor of
South Bend; asking a recount of the
votes cast at the election last Tues
day. the petition for which was fled
in that court last Friday.
The bond guaranteeing the costs
of the recount, signed by Mr.. Acker-
mann as principle and John T. Niez-
godzki and Harry Bray as sureties.
was approved by the court.
Slick Represents Carson
Atty. Thomas Slick. representing
Franklin r. Carson. republican can
didate. who appears 10 have been
elected over Mr. Ackermann by a
majority Of - votes, stated to the
court that the hearing should be
disposed OF as expeditiOusly as pos
sibIe and asked that the recount and
hearing be held Monday afternoon.
Atty. Stuart MacKibbin, representing
the petitioner. objected on the
ground that the law allowed the
hearing 10 be held any time within
20 days after hling OF the petition.
The September term Of the cir
c;;t court was TO have been ad-
journed next wednesday. but Judge
Funk extended the time of adjourn
ment over until after the hearing OF
this case next Saturday
Issuance of notice by the court
OF the time set for hearing upon Mr.
Carson and J. Frank McClave. so
cialist candidate for mayor at the re-
cent election. was waived by the
candidates.
Carson PostpOnes Trip.
Mr.. Carson. who has postponed
his contemplated trip 20 Camp
shelby at Hattiesburg. Miss. until
the hearing. was present at Mon
dav mornings proceedings Of the
case in court. and afterward wager
ed $40 TO 81 with a court attache
that no error would he found OF the
tabuIation OF the votes cast last
Tuesday on any Of the machines.
IL became known 10 a certainty
morning that Carson adherents We're
preparing last Tuesday night. when
the announcement was first made
that Ackermann had been elected. 20
petition the circuit court for a re-
count Of the votes as has been done
by the democrats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12
WEALTHY FARMER KILLED.

InfeTIatIODaI NeWs SeTVIcc.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, NOV r.
Charles W lille. 40 wears old. q
wealthy farmer was killed here TO-
day in q runaway 81 mule team.
frightened by a train
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12
u. S. PATROL VESSEL
ASHORE ON EAST COAST
International News Service

WASHINGTON, Nov. - A
United States patrol vessel is ashore
on the Atlantic coast. a report 10
that effect was made 10 the navy
department today. Other warships
are standing by and private wreck
ing tugs are ready 70 aid in floating
the vessel, o Is Gals say. No casual
ties are reported.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12

many in thrusting again her peace
proposals upon us talks OF Belgium,
northern France. Alsace Lorraine
Those are deeply interesting but
they are not talking about the heart
Of the matter.
Look at the map OF Germany's
dominion. l saw a map the other
day appropriately printed in black
and the black stretched all the way
from Hamburg TO Bagdad.
GERNIANY'S POWER
DANGEROUS TO THE WORLD.
IF she can keep that. her power
can disturb the world, always pro-
vided the present influences of the
country and the government can
still control.
Germany is determined that po-
Htical power of the world shall be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12
COSSACKS AID
RUSSPREMIER
IN STRUGGLE
Gen. KorniIoff Believed to be
on Side of KerenSky-Max-
imaIiStS Are Driven
Out of Moscow.
Internatioual News Service


LONDON, Nov. II. - Loyal
Russian troops under Premier
Kerensky have reached Pero-
grad and are waging a victorious
hight for possession of the city,
according to reports received
here today.
KerenSky is. again the man
of the hour in Russia and the
indications today we're that he
would once more I'LL The role of
The savior Of the worlds newest
republic.
Many of the loyal troops fight
ing the BolSheviki hordeS in and
around PetTOgrad are COSSackS
and it is believed certain that
Gen. Korniloff has ranged him
self on the side OF KerenSky.
Cossacks in Control.
Gen. KaledineS. a famous
CoSSaCk leader. has proclaimed
himself dictator Of Moscow
where the BOlSheviki of Maxi
maliStS were defeated bv the pro-
viSiOnal government forces.
AdviceS from Copenhagen and
stockholm indicated that this
week would see the end of the
latest revolt in RuSSia-the
fourth since last March. count
ing The abortiye upri>ingS of the
LcniniteS in krOnStaJt laSt spring
and i'm PetrOgraj i'm July.
Following the capture Of TSar-
>ko-Seloe, Is miles south of
Petrograd. the rabble of BolShe-
Wiki fell back upon The capital
ldraSSed by loyal cavalry and by
troops manning motor lorrieS
armed with machine guns.
Kerensky Determined.
Premier KerenSky and his fell
law officers determined upon q
drastic policy towards ne lead
crS of The MaXimaliSt coup. and
+, was declared that Nikolai Len
inc. Sclf-proclaimei premier.
vouli ne arrested as a traitor
unless he fees the country and
lhus avoids capture.
The first information ON the
successful counter stroke against
he BolSheyiki by forces loyal to
kerenSky came after the LOYAL
troops secured possession of the
chief Russian wireless plant by
HIGH they were able 10 COM
municate with London.
Soldiers to be Tried.
Already military courts have
been established to try The rebels
md the soldiers who fought with
neither side but took advantage
IF the general confusion 10 loot
public and private property 8
number have been executed al
ready. said a telegram from
Copenhagen
London hailed with relief ne
news from the Russian capital
that the MaximaliStS were facing
Immediate and. decisive Subiec-
lion and the hope was expressed
on every hand that KerenSky
would soon be able 10 restore or
Ter out of The turbulence that
las been reigning in the Petro-
grad district for the past week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12
GERMANY STARTED WAR;
WANTED WORLD MARKETS..

The war was started by Ger
many Her authors deny il but l
am willing 70 await verdict of his
tory. Why did Germany start the
war? Remember the position of
Germany in the world. The whole
world stood in admiration II her in
telligence and material achieve
mentS. AS a university man 1
have been surrounded by men train
ed in Germany. Nowhere else
could they get such training. Her
industries were perhaps the most
competent in the world She had
access to all markets in the world,
but men in those markets feared
Germany because of her almost ir-
resistible competition.
Her industries were perhaps the
best in the world The label Made
in Germany was a guarantee OF
good workmanship. She had
place in the sun. Why was she not
satisfied? What more did she want
There was nothing in the way Of
peace she did not have. yet she was
not satisfied.
GERMAN GOVERNMENT.
CONTROLS ALL OF INDUSTRIES.
There is no important industry
in Germany upon which govern
ment has not laid its hand to direct
and if necessary, to control ii.
There We're the same kinds of
competition that we have tried 10
prevent by law. The conditions of
competition were thus controlled by
the German government.
"A political control which would
enable the German government "a
control all of the labor and industry
Of the world was behind il all.
Look at the map If Europe. Ger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12
1nDTCTNE FAKFR FTNED

.r faru1roTai A-H- Service
VVASTINGTDN. -<or TIE
Gns imposed ur the federal ...F-
.n Cleveland oa Charles ST. Su
son OF Cleveland o. vendor ~
-cure ALI was susta.n,l hv thr sr-
Dreme cOu-t toda5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12

the various teams with orders to see
10 it that every person allotted 70
his team is visited and given a
chance TO dis bit.
A partial list OF pledges for 10
day from the citizens committee
follows:
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CONTINUED OF PAGE SEVEN
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CCONTINUED on PAGE sENEN.J
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-12
SAMUEL GONIPERS Is
PRAISED BY PRESIDENT.

The president eulOgized Presf
Gompers-
81 like TO lay my mind alongsidr
a mind that knows how TO pun IT,
harness. he said. The horses that
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30
VII.

Zen I. gpril. - Miooer bao mig Mites ON
at ipnge % ipiEe Tor benOe. Oct ialot mig ~ponifeligt
at finoe pna en- llnoIfplonine, inn at ie funoe bliue
iri uoen at angiue min eeentlige @rllno. Giliibit lit
6un ben BOG no al mig.
o@lan be6soer life at bliue ianatiif, iorOi man ol
bore ct @il6s Barn" Iag6e BUN.
Or oct i%anatiif at ORE Serren olt2" ipllrgte ieg.
ySpab bill oct iiqe at ORE alt9" ipnrgte bun til
@engGlo.
yat nrgte iig ieo en6per 9epoeIie og Eilireos-
i~tilIelIe Tor at oeoe bore natlrlige Silbsieliebeoer og
at lepe for @ub alene."
~Soa er Sub en- boar0 Serre, iom life laoer fine
@srn baoe nogen Tom BELT 8ribeo," ioareoe bun.
r2u6 os en- Sang ~nn6eriege, boortil Oenne 2eoere9el
pl fsre. Sor set fprlte ninn man luffe 9inene for
alt, bpao font ban bar ifabt. Wion maa llffe 9inene
for al 6armoniif gelflong. Y9an maa LUTTE Siertet
for ale smnie, mennefelise Gselier. OH bar ct Sc
gene, oct far ou get |, 90 oct bill gre Oprsr imoo
en- iaa6an ,Tbans."
wgi ffa[ ipree bort 0egenne % boloe oct /
1ralSont afbrsO lea benoe. uaa, URor, boIo mia life
M ~ N. rs - 0.;r uno,~I;okcA an Qn..s,ef~x ~ IL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30

De giuer Dam 2oo BERTH. Seq tiger gra0piS, foroi
ieg, ifgnt Der ganife pit 9ioes 5iliGlOe, bOor 9Diet
brDoer %plroielig frem JON Ell DpIoig Strem, Dog tror,
at oct er bans ieooaulige 3rengangsmaoOe. 6or at
oenoe tilbage til ben blinoe Mnno: "a SENS iaa
at ban life bar fnloit9noig bel6reoet, lagOe ban after
0anOerne paa bans Zine % Loo BAN i op; % ban
bar ~6e6reOet % ina ale 0ieaueifer tpoeli9. Set
ianme mad lie me0 Gem; ior at oct ifal funne ife,
rlaa Ge gaa til Serren ieIp, life til en- al bans Tie
mere. lloeS 8eres 9la8e ior Dam, JIG 6ant bOor nlsrft
alt enOnl ir no fpr Gem, % beO BAN on at gre
Gem fuloitGnoig ieenoe. Wlnligt bill ban fin0e oct beoit
at preoe Deres 8ro % Iaalmooi8be0 oeO at ior6ale
0enne SelbreOeie; men De er iitfer Dos ban, ban
ieb bill IRE Dem DeO 0oanoen, pil bere oOer ne0 De
6eptrin, De mnlig ger, % til8ipe Ceres 6alo. 0e t9a
fer Gem maaife, at oct oil6e brre beot ior Gem, ON
ban itrafS 6ialp Gem, iaa De f1nOe ie fart. Dc fan
DGre rolig ior, at bpis oct er Gem gaOnIigt oil ban
ogiaa gsre oct. San ta8er alorig feI. 0len ban be5ano.
Ter oite fine Diictple beiit i%orieIlig. San laoer Dem
jamie fig irern 0ierfe, inotiI De fuIoelig ioritaar, bpor
blinOe % ~5iplpelgie be er, % 5oor baarOt De tranger
til bam.
gSOorIeoe8 ban oil bare fig ao meo Gem, fan ieg
life ioruO iige Gem. Qfen 9e fan opre uts paa, at ban
aIorig be6anoler nogen Dilfaarlie. san Bar go0c @run-
~oe iOr alt, bpa0 ban 9pr. &c fan maaite life ioritaa.
boorior ban ierer 1enL mart 40 oenne, mart 40 bin
~ "' - ~, J" : ~ - ~ "' 9""' y" W.
er fulOfommen ri9ti9t.
Seq er ban9e ior, at Dc er nar ueO at touune mo
paa en- S%iIOiareie, JON fun er alt ior n~lminoeli9
blanOt Dem, ser er IN 1roea. De in0rsmmer, at Der
bar pGret Ell itnIt 0looitan0 imo6 Guo Deres 5ials
9p6Ocr, og at oct isrte sfriot til 6rco er at blue
iorionet meo Sam % at iaa 5or0isning ON Ceres Gun.
0er5 5orIooelfe Tor Sem sfolo. @en naor Oete er
opnaaet. iIaar De Gem til DO meo, at Dere5 9os SO.
p~eoopgnoe CT %fploisrt, % at Ceres 6relie cr aontoi
iieia. eaer. Oeriom 0e life ct aIOeIeS iiftcr Ceres
Saa. t~ilbrinaer &c 6ele 9eres Gin meO at ipSrae Gem
ielu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30
Rrs. &. grentiis:
Yaa Sim rlDrjem.
0periat al Glen.
6oniat)
9periat al Glen.

ADoAAiuA+j
~onu iagoe life no1et ON, at BET oar iarligt2
9et er life iarliat, er bet pei = SEQ bar nar OeO
at ieane.
ala. suiaane." aiipeOe lea, vDe bar inoen 10
at ipilOe &c iful bort 6erira mll"
y9ortl" raabte 5un, oboor9en oa2 Ge mener 0oa
bel life, at ieg itdt os? Get er lice imoO ale mine
geregniuger. Seq ifaIoe bape Iepet mango Aar enonl
o8 iparet mat1e Yenge iannteit, % naar iaa min
aime fonl, ituloe ieg BABE taget min imiffeie 91at.
fioe pao og lagt nit 0one0 paa min fine Sooeopuoe
og truffet IGppet op oper mig for at % title %
oroentlig % a%nitGnoig. Qlen M er min sena bare
lloroen % mine 9ibetrimler frelleoe % Belle @efeliet
| 5oritprrelie, % mine 8inflaifer itaar ale 8egF
niellem mine @aier. % Ter ct ingen aHOre til SteOe
END &c, r. ct rent Barn JON ee er."
2lt oette fom iisoois % meo gieIlemritm.
n1al DOG fife %iaoleoes.~ npiten ifreg ieg, r6eo,
beh ehto ON at 6aoe 9armbierti8beo meO Gem"
Sun iaa pao mig, %ioroiloet, men Dog iom ON
S%ano6eoen %begpnote at gaa op Tor benOe,
r9eo De-" iaaoe tnn beti0. vieg peeo life, 9oor.
Dan lea ifuI barre mia 40. Sea fan life tGrfe. qa,
min 5tme er fomlneal Qlia 1ime cr fontmeul %
ia er life bcreotl Sea er life bereOtl @oa aua,
bsrer Ge, o. bc6, ia uiot &c magter % iormaar.
Sea fnGleoe. Sun 5oIot 6etanoig 6dnrOt iait oaa
nit 6aauOIcO. Rinoieiig ielte ieg, at 6cuoes 1a5
%ilappeOes, r % iaa marfeoe leg intet mere, isr jeg
%opOageOe, at lea ioa paa 6iloet, % Ser 6leu itGniet
gnno nit aniet.
Spgepleierifeu par fonmen % bap0e iun0et mig
I%iggenoe 6%epiOitles paa @nIoet pe0 Sioeu al Sengea.
Sea Tor op % iaa mia ON. Sp1epIeieriten htfeoe
SnianneS Zinc % roiorte nuore linenoe lSmaltie
meter JON noget al0eles craftsmanship
Scle gprelfet 9ioroe Fl trtt % ~rbpsgeiiBt SnS-
trpf. &c alGOer. Slianne bapoe 1ait paa, "a lla
falot, laa en- 9lmfc pna Ell Stol. benocS Strsnper
o. Sfo par ilrn1tr til heire % peaitre. 6anocs Ma.
bolni Sfriuepult, ion 1m 3aDoe euret iaa itolt Al,
par beoGttet meo 9leoitiailafer. iaa 6e mango npOe.
lipe Smnating, BIN 11poe opnillet paa Den, par urt
te0e og ifubbeSe til 5ioe. 9leO en- @pien minoeoss
iea. 6uao iel 6apoe iaBt til Sri cabot on yieopen
oiabcoen al at 5uoe i~maaiui0e Sa5er on ito. Sat.
t~erlia5cocr 6liOer o. II 1s0ens a~loorsiulOe 9iebIif.
MoOcr mooto1 mi8 neo aabne arme, Oa ieg fom
bieu. Sun bco meset %iorioroet oper, 6OaO lea ba0oe
at iortolle % oper, at lea 1aooe pnret enc unOer alt
bette. Sea pilOe npfen bane betragtet mig iep ionl
en- Seltinoe unOer ale benoes smne 6oreipgrgSler,
bpis ig life baboe upret naget al bitre Sarpittia-
6eosbcbreioelier, ioroi lea life meo mere s(lpor oa
5ait5eo 6aDoe peuot ben ~itaffels 6senoc apinOes Ian.
fer moO Den Sreler. bun biotiI life babe fenot.
Soor flnOe lea Soa elenoi9 6eigbeO i%oripil0e
Sisie S%prcbnre 9ieblifel
- Zen 81. fsebriinr. - 0pao lea opIepeOe @aar
bar lprt mig nolet, ioni BET bel err uTr0 at lere, %
bet or. at pore gligter fer mere i~rnitooenOe no, mar
oi b~ctraatcr Dem paa afitano. emo nnar ri oirfeli1
neoer Dem % taaer Dem OF. Seq bar naturligpis lGit
DC Qinier:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30
gi fcnocr intet mere iagert
Gno Smilet poa DIT anipn.

Maen lea Iaoer til at oare al Den Slaos. tungnemlne
Mcuneifcr. Der fsrit fan glaoe zig ouer oct, Der or
f~eIpopleuct
@u bar is imiolcrtiO ielu it bette emil, %
lea piSc mes @lnoe rbei0e mia igenuen en- bel Del
aanifcliabeOer Tor at iaa BET at ie en- @ane til.
Staffcls euiauue. Dlaaife 0erreu Bar bsrt min
inoerliae 9en % benoes iiohc gieblif aabcubaret
ia Tor benoe.
Zen 2, gaarts. Der er itet noset 9siit
beipuoerIiatl Suianne @ren har eiterIaot ig ct 1e.
itannente. 6else bpilfet alle 6enocs Oprebare spare
penae er ~citerIaOie til Den. iom BAD Ocn iioite Yen,
meoeus bun bsrte 0erpaa.
Seq oil life baue, irg oiSe fife fumOe tase inoo
en- gre al oenne ian iht i~ortiente 6ortnIe. Selp ON
lea bapoe Siet BERTH, funoe inaen gcroen iaa mia
til at iige til noget gienneife, at oct oar mig, eli
~ifalpeHoe, u%eriaren ilng 9ige, iom oreoen al 6or.
tpiulelle BAD oeune Ven. :
Or. Cabot bar ianet 9engene, % lea er uis paa,
at ban life oil BRUCE benz til ia iep, men til at no
oele blnnot Dc inttige, Der formelig beleirer bam Sioltc
Dang, ban bciegte benoe, tufte % BAD ban t1eo befloe,
90 ban Tiger, at bun loo til at oGre glao oeo oet %
Iopcoe at fonne noset mere re9elnlGslig airte emo
6iotil.
Zen IS. STARTS. r Sea er belt noe al mig
ielp. aQoocr tiger. at oct foTner al al ben Sinos.
~beppgclie, ieg gennenaif peb Suannes Gsosleie. Sun
oil iaa aerne bnpe, at lea ial reiie ben at beisge min
5ante Marie, iom aItto beoer MIG iaa meget ON At
fonme. mlen lea pl life gerne iorIaoe mine fore
Smadfolf gsrneeuosteneiteu, iea boiler beller life
al, at Moocr ifnl paoIaaae fla ielo Saon, for at lea
ifl0e flinnr gre iaaoan en- lang aeie. Saa ifuloe
lea oesuoen ogina babe ct Par roe aioIer, en- ny sat
o. Ell lQougOe andre 1ina.
I Dag bar Or. Cabot ienot mia noale Soab, Iom
lea lruge bar beot ban ON. Seg oil a%fifriue oct oDre.
bare grcu Der ior oct Tilirloe, at lea IfiIoc Hide
bet op pcb at lafc bet ion tot. Otter at BABE bentpoet
til min alagc opcr. at lea ofaa Menneifer ioni Trrer,
Der aaa %omfring," flyer tnn:
Zen, Tom fSrIt uotalfe bette, bapoc iaaet fine
Zine oabneoc al Galos SIN, % bet ianlnc bar Dc
iaaet. San Iaoer aIorig tit g3orf ~ufnloenOt, % bon pil
orabpis IRE Gem jren til It Hart % frit spn, bpis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30

Zen q. l5ebrlinr. = @Dao le9 opIeDe0e Baar
bar Iart mig noset. ionl BET bel er OGrO at IGre, %
bet cr. at pore 9ligter fer mere i~rait6oen0c no, noar
ri b%etraatcr Dem paa afitano, emo uunr nj o%irteli1
msoer Dem % tager Dem op. Seq bar naturIispiS IGit
DC Qinier:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30

Nem yorf. Zen Is. April. - Wooer CT %
omf0er gaaet al meo Seiren, % M er i8 Der Dos
&ante. 5 0iooiGtnine til bort lille, rolige lille
Stem er bette mig en- fuloItpnoig M &er0en. laate
bar iep iefs 9ern os oesloen ct A0opttpbarn. pia
number mig ON Mooer og er BOG meget ~iorifeli9 ira
benoe, alto inlo al 2o % aroit iarer bun ofnirtn9
oct itore SuS, iom ON bun 6ao6e 9in8cr, % til ale
bar bun ct penligt, opmintrenOe Or0, 9ele 9nS.
boloningen gaar Ioni ct llroGrf. glle 9prrene er M
oelig flGote, inge1 er nogcn Sinoe ooarltgt Sinler,
ingcn bliper nogci Sinoe ipg. Tante cr Vdotpllrttet'
bporom alt anoet oreer Iie. Oct er umuligt ct enete
Nieblif at glenlme benoes 1iIppreie; tbi bun er liaI'
laoclig girfioubeo for andre, % 6enoes lrotteligf
Mitnterbeo. og gooe 9une 1preoer 9to % 6rtltbeo OH
benoe. Oct iinorer mig ingenlunoe, al Onfel alfreo
elifer benoe iaa bsit.
Sea banber, at leg ogioa en- @ang lfal tan laa'
ban ct Stem. Seq mener, at oct par Iaaoan ct Sietl
iee BELT piloe babe, oeriom jeg nogen Stnoe bleo glft
men oct bliper jee alorio. Seq ptloe gerne ogre laa.
Dan en- glao % fprIig Suitri ioi Solte, leg olloe
gerae, at min Mono ffuIoc ltgtte io til MIC, lOnl On
fel itstter ia til lin Suitrlt. Seq uiloe oglaa gerlle
babe ligeioa mango Vern, ion 9ane bar, % opofase
Dem lige iao goot, iom bun o~poraeer fine. Da pune le9
fpritoa, at ieg fife ~ioreppes bar fonltneti I'll Seroen'
men at ieg baooe en- bellie % op9slet @ernll'e poa
Soroen.
Wfen Ioni oct CT, rian ica fc at bore en SnnH'e III
Nptfc, bror ira fatl 81 Iaa lnor alt pOrI9t 1are.
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