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The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
PANTAGES.

PantageS offers succession of
thrills, in a beautiful headline act for
the change Of bill, in Zira's Leopards,
in which is staged novelty animal
act, in "A Night in Jungle Land" that
will not fail to prove itself a leader
among trained animal offerings. The
leopard is the most difficult to train
and handle of any of the wild animals,
and these are said to be the most Won
derful of any of their species that
have been given a place in the public
eye.
There will be plenty of diversity
aside from this closing act, with JOS
eph X. Watson the original and best
known of all the Hebrew character
comedians. bringing some new mono
logue characterizations, which bid fair
to add to his reputation of being one
of the quickest laugh bringers of any
of the yiddish funmakers. The John
son-Dean revue, brings a company of
colored singers, comedians and clever
dancers who give in full measure an
act as big as many of the colored com
panies which use a whole evening in
exploiting their wares.
| Eddie Mumford and Frank Thomp-
son, in skit, "a Nickle Is a Nickle,"
have comedy offering that is up to
the type of the best that is presented
by any of the fun teams. Judging
! from press notices, they will be found
to bring forth pretty steady laughter
during their act. The Anglo-American
entertainer, Herbert Brooks, comes
again to give his unrivalled card
tricks, and his mystifying silver trunk
trick, which no one has yet fathomed.
Mr.. Brooks has SO many and varied a
| line of trick work, that he is always
new. Cissie and Florrie Tramfield, big
time favorites, will open the bill with
bright characterizations and musical
efforts, and another thrilling episode
of the adventure serial, "The Fighting
Trail" will precede the vaudeville bill.
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
COUNTY BOARD, L. A., A. o, II.
APPROPRIATES 500 FOR MASS
N(ITEIT

In response to a stirring appeal
from National President Mrs. Mary F.
McWhorter, the Hennepin county
board of Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.,
has appropriated one hundred dollars
for the purchase of mass outfit for
the chaplains who are to serve with
the soldiers in camp. The appeal is
contained in the circular letter ad.
dressed to all divisions, dated August
20, 1917.
Among other matters referred to in
the letter is that of instituting an of.
fetal paper for the Ladies' Auxiliary
exclusively. Members OF the several
divisions are requested to vote on the
question, as set forth in the letter, at
their earliest convenience.
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
Winona, Minnesota

Catholics of the city and environs.
The new chapel is of wood, 30X40 feet,
children of the Church, who, for the
past three years, have worshiped in a
store-room, without single window,
and hot to the point of suffocation dur
ing the summer months. Rev. Manuel
de Francisco, an exiled priest from
the Seminary of Chihuahua, is in
charge of the congregation, and hopes
to soon see a parochial school estab-
lished for the numerous children of
his compatriots.
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
LITERARY CLUB MEETING-L. A.,
A. O. n.

The meeting Of the Literary Club of
the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H., which
was scheduled for Division No. 8, has
been arranged for the session of Divi-
sion No. Z, on Wednesday evening,
Oct. II, at their hall at the corner of
Central and Twenty-second avenues
Northeast. The program, as an
nounced heretofore, will be carried
out at this meeting, at which large
attendance is expected. A number of
papers will be read, and there will be
an open general discussion of the
same, which is sure to be Of great
interest.
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
LECTURE AT ST
CECELIA'S CHURCH..

Rev. Father Andrew Doyle, of Lake
Benton, Minnesota, will give an illus
trated lecture at St. Cecelia's church,
st. Anthony park, next Tuesday even
ing, October 10th. The church orches-
ira will play many beautiful Irish airs.
Father Doyle is one of the most promi-
nent lecturers in the northwest and
his appearance at st. Cecelia's church
will be taken advantage of by the peo-
pie of the Twin Cities.
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
HlBERNIANS.

What They Have Been Doing the Past
Week-GeneraI News Notes.
Hibernians are helping care for the
soldiers at Camp Sherman. near Chill
licothe, Ohio.
Study clubs are becoming very pop
ular with the Ladies' Auxiliary
throughout Massachusetts.
Wilkesbarre Hibernians and the
Ladies' Auxiliary are organizing a
mixed choir of 200 voices.
Miss Margaret Phelan, County Pres
ident, has organized strong auxil-
larry division at Santa Monica, Cal.
Plans are on foot for another big
initiation at Milwaukee in November.
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
COLLEGE YEAR
OPENS
SEPTEMBER SIXTH

McGovern, Gertrude Richie, Eugene
Frazier, Hazel Alden, Arthur Holman,
Edith Montrose, Edmund Carroll, w.
R. Russell and others Of the Modern
Players have important roles in "The
lie." Following the Henry Arthur
Jones offering, Manager Higgemeyer
will present 1--WE Are Seven" a whim-
steal farce from the pen of Eleanor
Gates.
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
MEETING OF DIVISION NO. 10

On Monday night, Oct. Is, the Ia
dies of Division No. 10, l.. A, A. o.
H., will hold social party for the
special purpose OF promoting better
acquaintanceship among the members.
The function will be informal and re-
freshments will be served. There will
also be musical and other attractive
features for the evening"
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA BAZAAR.

Preliminaries are being rapidly
completed for the great bazaar to be
held by the parishioners of st. An
thony of Padua parish, which begins
on Monday, Oct. Is, and will continue
for one week. L will be held in the
parish hall and promises to be the
most interesting and successful affair
of the kind ever undertaken in the
parish. The mems committee is I'M
der the direction of Mr. H. c. Sherry,
and is straining every effort to intro
duce features that will equal, if not
surpass, the activities of the women's
forces. The latter are under the super
vision of Mrs. Mary Kinnane and are
setting up lively pace in arranging a
program that will be attractive to the
large attendance that is anticipated.
To enumerate even a portion of the
numerous features of the good things
in store would require too much space
for this article. Suffice it to say that
a supper will be served on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings that
will make the patrons forget all about
the high cost of living. Among the
valuable articles to be disposed of will
be lady's hat that is wrought in the
latest style, which is we'll calculated
to gladden. the heart OF the fair one
who secures it. A valuable lot will
also be secured by some lucky indi-
vidual for nominal sum. There will
also be an excellent musical program
for each evening that will amply re-
pay the patrons of the bazaar. 1t is
hoped that no slackers will be found
in this splendid campaign, which is
expected to sweep away substantial
part of the mortgage indebtedness on
the church and school property.
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
TWIN CITY NEWS
CHURCH OF ST. BRIDGET.

The people of st. Bridgets are now
busy preparing for a supper and ba-
zaar, Nov. 81 and 22 We are author
ICED to say that the chicken will be
tender, the vegetables varied and
abundant, the coffee and trimmings
first class.
The poung people have organized
and planned to amuse visitors who de-
sire to remain after dinner. Details
will be given later. Attention is called
now to arrangements to dispose of a
high priced Victrola. Only first class
articles will be released at the ba-
zaar.
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
APPOINTED GOVERNOR FOR THE
D. c. OF THE |. r, C. A,

Miss Glare Cogan has appointed
Miss Mary Agnes O'Brien governor for
the District Of Columbia of the Inter
national Federation of Catholic Alum.
nae.
Miss O'Brien is native Washing.
tonian and graduate of Holy Cross
Academy. AS charter member of
the Alumnae Association, she has al,
ways been jealous for it's welfare and
has held various offices in this organ
ization. She is the first D. C. COVER
nor, the District of Columbia Alumnae
heretofore having been af-
tiliated with the Maryland Federation
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06

This is the tale OF the mob l saw,
Trying to beat the CONSUMPTION Law,
Pukes in front of you; pukes behind,
Pukes Of every conceivable kind,
Massed on the steps of the City Hall,
Pukes that were short, pukes that
were tall,
Pukes that were fat, pukes that were
thin,
Prominent nose and receding chin,
Socialists, Anarchist, Stacker and
sneak,
Faces impertinent, brazen and weak,
Pukes of all stations, poor ones and
rich,
Pukes that were dirty and pukes with
the itch,
Eager to marry and hide behind,
Any old skirt and of any old kind,
Growing and pushing till ready to
drop,
Not an Irishman present, excepting
the cop.
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
FOR ExILED MExIcANs.
New Church at Dallas, Texas, 0edi-
Gated for Exiled Mexi-
cans.

The new chapel of Our Lady Of
Guadalupe, at Dallas. Texas. was re-
Gently dedicated by Rt. Rev. Bishop
Lynch. for the use of the Mexican
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
"NO IRISH"

Col. Joseph G. Bunner Of Toledo,
committee on National Defense, has
discovered new name for conscrip-
ton dodgers. 1t isn't pretty name,
but there is eminent authority for it,
as it is defined by the Standard die
tonary as meaning "a contemplate
fellow" His poem is not exactly ele-
CANT, but the last line redeems it.
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06
MARRIAGE OF MISS MARY GRACE
HiNELiNE AND ROBERT
JOHN LUGER,

JOHN LUGER.
At the Pro-cathedral of St. Mary's
on Tuesday morning, at 9 o'clock, Miss
Mary Grace Hineline, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Hineline of West
Twenty-tifth street, became the bride
of Robert John Luger. Rev. James
A. Byrnes of st. Paul seminary, cousin
of the bride, read the service Miss
Margaret Hineline was her sisters
only attendant. No cards were issued
for the church. Following the cere-
mony wedding breakfast was served
at the Plaza hotel to about SO of the
immediate relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Luger will be at home
after Nov Is at BIAS Harriet avenue.
The Irish standard., 1917-10-06

CONTINUED from Page ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17
DROPS DEAD At
BARSTOW POISONING
Especial to The Argus.l

Barstow. H. Aug. IL. - SgiTanuz
Mann. aged ~. dropped dead here this
morning after taking q dose of ued5-
cine TO relieve him of lumbago. 1t
was found 10 contain whisky herbs
and uux vomica. At the c0rouer's in
quest conducted this morning al East
Moline. death was found 10 be due To
poisoning Mann had last worked
near Savanna, Ill., IN stone quarry
and came with William Collins 50 this
vicinity several days ago. The two
bathed i'm Rock river yesterday and
slept iu box car near BaTsCow last
night. This morning Mann complained
of feeling in and took the medicine
he started to q nearby pump and fell
over dead. Dr. G. II. Whiteslae was
called and gave medical aid. ReIa-
tiyes are thought to be in Monroe
county. Ohio. and Coroner Miller S.
endeavoring to communicate with
them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17
TELLS EXEMPTION
BODY HE WANTS TO
HELP GERMANY WIN

There SIS a Davenporter who wants
no fght against th8 United states o.
America.
He made no bones about telling i -
an exemption board fn Davenport TO-
dav when he appeared for exam 1natloh
far the draft army He has not been
arrested The board sald has ease
w0uld be attended to later. His name
IS Sarkes Earabedrou. a native 81 Rus
STA Here's what he says
II got brother in German army Ae
no want 60 SIGHT against biu Want 70
arht with him by his side. 6Eo5aer
help me when I am rs JroHhIe want
no help brother now
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-17

The funeral OF Fred Christian VIII
kens. SOS Fourth street who died yes
terdav. will be held Sunday afternoon
Services VIII be conducted at the late
home at I o'clock instead q .. rs pre-
vI0usIv announced Rev T. j. Rolf
viii conduct the services. Burial VIII
be IN CbiupiauupcK.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28

De fire iioite Gage, for ben.
Oes Ds0. Sun par fsot paa ggnen
mellem Belle o9 5reoericia | 4aret
1892 og fpIote iioite Sept. 81
4ar. Sun eiterIaOer fin 9rooer
beropre % i 9anmarf i'm Qtooer.
ire Ssitre % en- 9rooer. 5lun
bleo 6egraoet ira 9ta3aret5 airfe
UNDER itor 0eItageIie. Baitor 9rs-
0enien tate Deo 5euoeS 9aare.
DIR. og Mrs. u. >. 3ielIen ira
9eumare, p. :, iom / 8inter bar
aiIagt os ct lan3cre 9eio9, % JON
ri neiten 6apoe begpnot at Dcnte,
ptloe 6aoe boiat iig Der iblanOt os
iaen, reiite iorri9e llge til 5tanoaro,
CANADA Tor at boiGtts Jig paa Oeres
6arm Der.
9aitor @inoing ira 0anmarf
talte en- aiten ii0ite llge / Ra5aretb
'4irfe.
5 SorsOags Mites p9teoieoes
Ntis 4etra @olfi % Gilbert @ao.
len al 9aitor 6. 9~reoenien. Sier.
teli9 9ntsnifnin9, Corr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
Solar Sails, ia.

Onsoag ben 81. San. osoe @6ri.
itine 8iersgaaro. Sun oar en- Jung
gige, iom fom BERTH ira Danmarf
iioite 6oraar og bar Den Gang
raft og iunO. Eilligenleo fin BRO.
Der Sens &iersgaaro, iom nrbeioer
Der i Rerbeoen Of gpen, ilutteoe
BUN fig mart til Nn5aretb Wenig-
beo, bDor BUN burtigt oeo lit bin
oenoe gnien Oanot Jig mango 8en-
ner; men ina Ii6ite gfteroar fit bum
ct Eilbngefalo al en- Sierteipgoom,
iom BUN bapoe liot al to @ange
fsr | Ganmdrf. GUN bIeb inolagt
paa SofpitaIet Der | gpen, to Moa.
for bum 6soe. gun bar be.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
yOanlferen"
Dnsoag ben %. 5e6ruar 1917.
Blair, aebr.

Reni8beoens Sefretpr bar faaet
greo ira 8ait. u. Ib. SCHULTZ. at
ban toger imoo &aloet, Iom oi for
leoen meooelte, at @enigbeOen Der
baDoe uoiteot til BAN. 8i gioroe
opmerfiom pan, ga Di meooelte, at
Ralt. aislIer baooe opiagt. at ban
par faloet tiIbage til, boor ban fom
ira for 6 aar iioen. 9ignen0e er
6ilfGloet meo Buit. Sdult5, ban er
faloet al og bar taget imoo aalo
ira ben NenigbeO, BON forlo0 for
8 aar iioen. Maa Serrens 9eliig-
nellie ! rtst @aaI felge bonoe Den
bortoragenoe og ben nnfommenoe
8r9Itebrooers 8irfiombe0.
ct mooerne GUS meo 4 &c
res goo i9nn Soro Iige uoen for
BDgrRnien og nGr peo Cana Col
lege er til SaIe pna rimelige Bill
foor. Rprmere OpIpsning oe09en-
oenoelie til globets 4ontor eIIer
til @ieren anbrep g. Senien
Blair, 9ebr.
Oct er ian / Rorgen u +
t n, port Wisiionsmgoe er beitemt
til at besnnoe. Bait. $. 8ertelien
ira Omaha oil boloe 4dbningspr9-
oifen. 5orlioen Bat. gertelien bar
8r9iterne 5. SO. 6anien og u. 81.
Sbilt5 lonet at oeltage / Ne0erne.
Wsoetioerne er beitemt iaaIeoes:
6oruoen Sorsoag 4ften ser. ~:
6reoog 5m. aI. t01, gftm.
Rl. 21a oe 4ften~RG. 712. 2sr.
BAG 5m. 9l. 101a, @ftm. SCI.
214. 5gn6ag SIN 9t. 9A 9er-
negubstieneite. al. 10 SfriftemanI,
SCI. 1912 Seimesie meo aIter9ang.
@ftm. Rl. 8 l1~ngoonsmg0e, Aften
SCI. ~ Slutningsmsoe. N60erne
5reooe og 2sroag gftermio0ag er
5amtaleme0er. - Aae inobDoes
Denligit iii at fomme meo til oisie
Ns0er iaa meget iom mIligt.
5 @nar bopoe ri 8eIe9 al
Samfunoets 6ormano.
See Mrs. Hinchman for
yeur Photos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
Skaf Dem ct Hem
i eIler we'd Blair.

Felgende Ejendomme ener Nerheden af Blair, NebrY
har ieg til Salg for Tiden:
By-Ejendomme:
Mr.. / - 5 Acres med udmerket 8-Verelses Hus og tilsvaren-
de Udbygninger. Fortrnig Beiggenhed med Udsigt
over Byen.
Mr.. 2. - To Acres med ~forholdsvis nye Bygninger. Lge
uden for Bygrensen og like langt fra Dana College.
Mr.. 3. - Nyt 7-Rum Hus ner we'd den danske Kirke.
Modern
M. 4 - Stort og godt Illus med Stald og ekstra Jordlod,
nnr we'd den danske Kirke.
Mr.. s.. - 5 Acres q Mil fra Byen med Hus og Udbygninger.
En- Del Frugt af forskenig Art.
Mr.. 6. - 10 Acres tact we'd Byen, udmerkede Bygninger.
Mr.. Z. 3 Acres med forholdsvis code Bygninger, tact we'd
Dana College.
Mr.. 8. - 2 Acres med Hus og Stald. Tpt we'd Dana College.
Land-Ejendomme:
Mr.. 1O1 20 Acres gr@nsende til Byen. Godt nyt Hus og
Udbygninger.
NJ 1O2 - 100 Acres 3 Mi fra Blair. Code Bygninger. For
holdsvis biligt
M 1O3 - $50 Acres nar Emerson, Nebr. Bligt og paa
meget lette vikaar. Kan pa Grund af serige For
hold afstaas endnu dette Foraar, ON Handel kan ske
straks.
n Oodt beliggende ,7room cottage Lincoln, Nebr,
til Byte for en- Ejendom Blair.
ON Pris og nnrmere Oplysninger skrv = paa Dansk
sraer EnOelsk til L. KIRKEGAARD,
800 SO. West Street, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28

6el9en0e @mner oil blioe inoIeoet
% orsitet:
l. Gen Intb. Ssnoa9sitoIes Reo
penOigbeo % Oens 6ru8ter.
II. Ssnoa9sifoIen % Nenigbeoen.
en fgrIig 5nObp6eIie uoiteOes
bcroeo til ale - men iqrIig til
Ssn0agsifoIeIGrere.
ReOet beepnoer meO Seimesie-
gliostieneite 9ors0n9 6orm. 81.
1890.
Iilreiien6e be0es inomeIoe fig
til uno~ertesneoe %ieneit oen 3.
Warts.
Ran Renigbeoens ge1ne.
s. q. 9arfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
Wisii0nsmpoc.

9il @uo. blioer Der af6olot Nis-
iionsms6e / Smmanlels Neui8-
beo. Sa8elDooo, Minn, / 0agene
10, IA. % 10. Nnrt5. Ms6et BE.
8irsoag @itermiooa9 ST.
I 30 / airfen. 9ao os lp9ge 0isie
Cages MsOer irem ior 5erren /
Bon, iaa ifaI BAN ogiaa nof ieuoe
lin aano og 8eIiigneIie ooer Ms.
oet. Eaa Uteniabeoens 8elne.
e. %. 8eteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
Bids for Contract.

Contracts for the construction
of a Brick and Concrete Garage
Building ~ x 100, ? Story viii
be let at the Citizens State Bank
at Blair, Nebraska on the 8th
day of March 1917, 3 200 P. NJ.
Right is reserved to reject any
or all Bids. Plans and Specifica-
tons may be had by addressing
Larsen & Jacobsen, Blair, Nebr
or j. Chris Jensen, Architect,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
N!nehnlhrrife .ipnes.

On friiteIig @nfe eaer 9lore 81.
9e suifcs til at beitorre Suiet Tor en-
gnfemano % bans Ssu / RPrbe.
al BEN Sore. D. e. Int5. airfe oeo
Moorbeao, Sa. San goot baue ct
Barn eller TO. gn goo 9Iaos Tor
oen rette. 6or nprmere 0plpsnin.
ger t~ilifrio moertelneOe.
ReIs 6. 8eterfen
Rt. I, 2ittIe Siour, 5a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
aSnrln til salo.

1876 Qcres, 4 gfil SDO for 9ut.
dinIon, IA Dill til Greamcrp, "a
til Sfolebus. tH Nil til oanIf
airfe.
8 8prelies 9eboeIiesbus, Giitern,
Barn" 36X5OXt6 800 stub.
6ings", 8Bnie6us 14X30, nBIaite.
reo", Sbinebus 12X20, ,J@ran.
nrp" i6X22. 2 go6e RaifinbuIe,
MeIfebus for aSepnrator" og
Engine. gpsningerne allie ioa
CODE iom npe, gobe BenaeDiltoar
5or nprmere OplDsnine oe @runb
for SaIg firm til eieren,
SsrgenS 8. S6reenfen,
6ntdiniOn, Ninm., 81. a, Dor 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
WisIunsmlpbe

ON @uO oil, 6liper Der N~isiions.
meoe / siIoams 0enig5eo. G6i.
cago, Gil. ira oen 7. til Sen II.
Rarts. Rrriterne s. g. 3anrup og
ID. g.. 9locf oar lo0et at 0eltage
2nIe in66goes 5erpe0 fqrIi9it til
oisie Rs6er.
g9eIii9net pare ben, Tom fommer
/ 8errens RnDn@ (8a0ios Saline
1t8, 26).
9aa Menigbe0ens gegne.
). Simonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
Misiiunsmpbe

On @lto oil. aiboloes Der Ris.
iion8meoe / q. Reters Menigbeo,
3~ortbiiel6, @inn., / 0n9ene 16.,
II. % IS. Marts. Msoet 6egpuoer
6reoag @ftermi6ong aI. $50 i
airfen. - 9a6 os gre BORT til,
at 6isie Rs6er fan bringe rig 9el.
iigneIie meo iig.
gna Wenigbeoens 8egne.
y. ". 8eterfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
Wisiipnsmene.

Ser bIioer, ON @u0 oil, mis-.
iionsmsoe / q. Sob. 0enigbeo,
6ormington, N}inn, / 0agene 8.
10. % Il. @arts. Meoet begpnoer
5reoaa 5ormio0ag oen 9. Narts,
SCI. II i airfen. @Iem life al beoe
for 0ig ieIo o. Tor Ms6et. - Gaa
Menigbeoens 9e9ne.
Z. ID. Beterien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
Wisiipnsmpoe.

afboloes i 8innetoou, 9ebr.. / "a.
gene ira Ill. g}artS 1917.
9enmer. fom % Del SUBS Giges
Sober meo os.
9ad Menigbe0eus 8egne.
Gbr. Sgrenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28

MisiOmsnae | Fremont.

Sra Ssn6agen ben %. Nnrts
til og meo Ssn6asen 6en 1. April
afboIOes W~isiionsuge / Fremont,
ON SUD pil. Baitor 6. Bilbelm.
len ira aanins GitD oil tale bper
.S6gneoags often s~ennemllgen un6-
tagen 2er6ag.
HGrmere gefenotgerelier iiben.
81. III. Senen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
Misfonsmpbe

Bill @uo blioer Der Mlisiionsme.
be i getbonia Rgb., Gpencer, oe
puuIi Ngb, 0oro for open.
Ger, Soma. ira ben 8-tf. Worts.
gaa Nenigbeoens 8egne.
SenrD u. Sanfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
Wisiipnsmpne

DIN @llO oil, bIiber Der Mis.
iionsmsoer / Ra3aret6 Menigbeb,
@eoor Sails, Soma. ira Sill.
Warts. Meoet begpnoer 1orsoa9
aften oen s. STARTS ST. s. = Nile
er 6iertelig pelfomne til BORT Yts.
De. - 8aa Menig1eoen5 8e9ne.
elias BrBoenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
tunoe tgbe lin siaI meO fin 9en.

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itor,
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fan
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g3ano.
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Sino
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Som ei ueo Yinsler jig renie tan;
Seq ier bam isrge og greoe Og
gaa.
9etpnget al SDnoen, ban bare
maa;
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Seq ier BAN igen = Worten gu
tber.
Seq ier oct Ouges al gauOe blot
Scr Seiu Bloc, iom ger alting
goot.
Gar ban = en- 3aDio og Beter
- Din,
Saa oeo leg og, ban fan bliOe min.
ut 9taaoen fan naa til 5per SiPl
paa Sor0,
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5aa iagOe 2utber, en- 5trioens
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til Daao,
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goo,
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lig5e6
Men 6eri beoit iee Dog tenOe fan
9ygen Rortben Cutler, en- Seirens
@ano.
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Misiions. on l~lnaoomsmpoe

Wisiions. on llnaoOmsmboe
boIoes, oil Sub, / Stnple6urit, Re.
braifa, 5re0ag, 2sr0ag % Ssnoag,
.. 10, II, % ~. Rarts. @m.
nerne: a9tofpr6eO" (9lab. 3, 49,
gSeloprspelie" q aor. 10. .
oil bliOe orsitet. 4rpiterne 6. $.
.Sdmi6t, @aion Gin. Reb., og
g. Serenien, Gnibina. Rebr.,
bar lo0et at 0eltage.
Menigbe0en inobp6er DenIigit til
oisie Reoer. 1ilreiien6e anmooes
ON at meloe iis til unoertegneOe.
5. 90. 9nnien,
Stapleburit, Reb.
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Norten sntber.
9. g pner.

0per Sang peg bgrer ON Seltemoo
Og tpnfer paa Dem, iom | &en
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Com Ifuloe pqrne @uos Sellig.
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from,
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WiisTunsmpoc

On SUB oil. af5oloes Der Ris.
iionsms0e / Den 8. c. |. MenigbeO
i 5iour Gito. Soma, / Dngene
Sill. Wnrts 1917. Wsoet be.
gpnoer 3ors6ag 9titen Den 8.
8enIig SHobp0elie til ale.
9an Renigbeoens geene.
5rits Anoere II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-28
Sn6pielie % Nisiipnsmpbe.

BiI @uo. bliper Der SnooielIe
al ct npt Mterparti Ssnoogen Den
II. Nar. os Wisiionsmsoe De TO
f6eenbe Gage / Ct. Wattb. Dee.
nigbe6, epan,- Winn.. bportiI Ben
ner in6bDoes. Welo e6ers Gomme
I goo lib til llnoertegneoe.
s. ID. Sanen.
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