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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
GERMAN HAND SEEN
IN mex. OK STRIKE

By United Press Leased Wiz.
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 4.-The
hand of German agents was seen
today In labor troubles In the
Tampico oil fields, which furnish
fuel for British war vessels. Six
hundred employees Of the Aguila
OH Co. are out. demanding a so
per cent wage increase, The gov.
eminent today instructed Gov Gen.
Ricaut to take precautions to avoid
disorders. and will send n commit.
tee to adjust the strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04
Clara Is 27

Clara Kimball Young entertained
friends ~ n birthday party AZ the
Knicherbocfcr hotel New York. re-
Gently. A huge cake. containing ~
candles. adorned the center Of tho
table and attracted much attention
from many curious and Interested
onlookers. and Il WIS quite eviden,
that Miss Young. like most q her
sex. did not mind In the least Tho
admiring chances and plcasantrieg
created by herself and party.
"Ranpntin. the Black Monk" re-
mains ~ the Clemmcr the rest 81
the week.
MndFe Kennedy f. s'ill cor.
railing smiles in BABY Mine" a,
the Strand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-04

Mission. features Herbert Rawlin-
son. last seen at the Liberty IN
Come Thru
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27

New YOrk.-Of course we cannot all
beach at Waikiki or wandering under
the sheltering palms of fashionable
Florida, but "a cat may look at a
king" and we poor inlanders, forsooth,
may gaze admiringly at the neadgear
of these Questionable ladies who
maketh the southern hotelowners to
rejoice.
The Simple sailor" we have with
us always, and here it is again, q
white Milan straw with two narrow
lands OF dark blue straw woven into
the brim. Blue velvet ribbon and a
gay pink rose combine to rouse in us
firm determination to remember 1t
when we buy our own Easter bonnets.
The white tulle CONNECTION has tall
crown and a satin sash of pale green.
It also has the fluffiest Of ruffles at
the edge of the brim-and succeeds IN
looking like the very pleasant middle
of August.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27
Work at Red Cross !;
to Continue During
. the Holidau Season

Work at the Red Cross headquar
ters will continue during the Christ.
mas holiday season. The rooms were
only closed during Christmas day but
opened Wednesday afternoon and will
be open as usual the remainder of
tn" holiday season. I'm, .4$s
Work Is being pushed rapidly for
an0sher big shipment and as many
sewers and knitters as can possibly
assist are needed to make this next
shipment the largest to be sent at
One&time.
Tie chapter members and friends
purchased number Of post cards,
which will go to assist in supporting
w?a orphans.
With the many new members, which
were recently added during the Christ
mas membership campaign, the chap
ter expects to turn out double the
amount of work that has been finished
In the past.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27

Song, Christmas Chimes"-by ten
girls.
Dialogue, "A letter 20 Santa'-kuby
Denz and Frank ,Mank
Duet, Jolly Old Kris"-Helen and
Recitation, "Christmas Bells"-An.
ME Amsrude.
| Solo, IF Santa Claus was Pa
Miles Eenz.
Dialogue, "Papa's Christmas'-by
three girls and three boys.
Quarter, "Thrco Cheers for Old San
ta'--Four girls.
Recitation, Missing Santa"-Glen
Adams
Recitation, "A Christmas Tree
Farm'-Miles Benz.
| Song, Jolly Christmas Workers. x
six boys. ~
Star Drill and Song-by ten girls
Duet, beautiful Star"-Katie Benz
and Antonio Parzych.
| Cantata, Santa Claus and the Star
, Queen'-by four girls and two boys.
! Mrs. August Benz was kind enough
, TO furnish and decorate the tree and
presented each child with a pretty
, Christmas booklet. A prs, OF So
was donated by he community which
purchased nice treats for all
A Red Cross society was organized
! on December 20 with a charter men,
, bership of sixteen.
The Improvement society gave a
bazaar and supper in their bungalow
Thursday, which was we'll attended.
Flora Benz arrived home from Ellen
dale Friday to spend the Christmas
vacation.
Mrs. L. l.. lockwood and little son
arrived home from Bismarck on Fri
day. 49,,
S. T. Mank, George Mank and H. p.
Asseltine attended the Masonic lodge
in Bismarck Monday night.
Don't miss seeing big Bill Hart at
the Orpheum tonight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27
MANDAN NEWS

Taylor, lid. II. Taylor, popular
pioneer druggist, was taken i'll Christ
mas, day. and was unable to be at the
store yesterday or today. '"7>' ~, -
Tire ufersn Herr. Mr. and Mrs. r..
g. Ufer Of Lambert, Mont, are in
iMandan for few days. They came
Monday to spend Christmas with Mrs
Ufer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis
Estrop.
Dan Woll Here.-Daniel J. Wolf,
formerly of Mandan who is now locat-
ed at Harvey, this state, left today for
home after having spent Christmas
in Mandan with relatives. Dan is a
travelling representative of the J. L.
Case Threshing Machine company
2" 's "e!a''ng, with good deal of
success in his chosen work. y
Z Community Christmas Tree a. il U.s.
~ the Mandan Community Christmas
tree winch Il unldestionably one of
the best ever secured by any city in
the state,i' was wired ana decorated
with colored globes recently and each
evening during the Yuletide it is lit
up. The tree makes everyone who
passes by think of Christmas. 1t lis
er""ted !" front of the Pioneer Hard
ware store. -...s. D..
Wiley Funeral Today-The remains
OF Hon. Dale Wiley, prominent repre-.
sentative of Morton county, who pass
ed away Christmas morning, were laid
to rest today in the Union cemetery.
The last sad rites we're conducted un.
der the direction of the Elk lodge of
which he was most prominent. mem.
Der. Six representatives acted as pail
bearers. Mrs. Mary Schafer, son Will
liam and Jessie Schafer of Bismarck,
relatives of Mrs. Wiley were present
at the funeral, as were Frank Wiley of
HOmmand, Mimi, and two sisters
from Beardsley, MINI.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27
SOCIETY

members OF the Capital City Dancing
club. Forty Of the younger set were
guests and enjoyed the dance from
8 o'clock to II. The Capital City or
chestra, of which E. d. Miller is d.
rector, furnished the music. The ma
tional colors were used in the appoins-
ments. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Clark
were the chaperones.
Masonic Dinner.Dance.
The Royal Arch ,Masons have is-
sued invitations for dinner-dance for
Wednesday evening January 2, in the
Masonic temple. The dinner will be
served at o'clock followed by the
installation of the new officers. Dane
ing will begin at 8 o'clock.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27
CORRESPONDENCE
MOFElT NEWS.

Over 200. people attended, the com
munity Christmas tree and PROGRAM
given In the Benz, hall, Saturday eve
ming. swotf,tT an rg,grmn., ~.
1.-THE program was given under, the
direction Of Mrs. II. n. Asseltine and
was pronounced by all as great sue
cess. Over As children took part and
all performed in a creditable man
ner. The following program was
staged: - 'aaa
Song by alloy to the World"
Prayer by Rev. Flowers. 'F'%
Christmas exercise by fifteen chill.
dren. ....
Recitation, "Greeting"-Ruby Benz
Recitation, "A Christmas Tele.
phone'-Alice Durfee.
Recitation, "Santa's' Roy"-Carl
Brown. .,." F3!1' NHh'
Duet, "If I Meet Dear 'santa"MMa.
BILE Olson and Ruby Benz @s'h ga o'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27


stOckman, is in from Glencoe.
From Steele.-Miss Jessie B. Marsh
of Steele is guest Of Capital City
friends
From New Salem.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Helm of New Salem are calling on
friends in Bismarck.
| From Menoken.-F. H. Brooks Of
'Menoken is looking after business
matters in Bismarck. ...
Westby' visitors.-George E. and
Tina McDougall of Westhope are Wis
iting in the capital city.
Visiting eismarek.-Miss Laura Pr
fper of Ashley 10 spending the holiday
week in the Capital City.
0riscol visitors.-Mrs. Elmer An
derson and Miss Constance Hallum of
Driscoll are Bismarck visitors.
Washburn eanker.-August E. An
derson. Washourn banker, is transact
ing business in the Capital City.
From Linton.-Mr and Mrs. o.
Shefloe, Miss Clara Carley and Jay
Sandidge of Linton are Bismarck Wis
itOrs.
Hotel Man Here.--E. A. Anderson,
proprietor of the Grand Pacific at
Steele, is a guest here at the Grand
Pacific
From North Soo.-C. Ferguson and
A. G. Anderson of Washburn and
George Zenophon of Coleharbor are
among the North 500 visitors in Bis
marck
Ashley Guests.-tMrs. J. H. Paxton
and Miss Barbara Miles, the latter a
teacher in the public schools, are here
from Ashley. |
Here on esiness.-Mr Mcdowell, !
who has been spending several days
in the city on business, has returned
to his home in Stanton
Births at eismarck.-Births AMI
nounced at the Bismarck hospital are
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Eat
on of Thayer street. Wednesday and !,
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Baker of Tembik, the same day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27
PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. A. B. Currier OF Garrison spent
Christmas with her husband of this
place.
Carl Nordland of the Stacy Fruit
Co. spent Christmas at his home in
Grand Forks. ..E....
Miss Anna Sagehorn has returned
after spending Christmas at her home
in Stanton.
Miss Elizabeth Bleth of Second
street is spending part Of her holidays
with her parents in Glen Ullin.
Miss Lucy Glover, R. NJ, who has
been doing special work at the St.
Alexius hospital, has gone to Wooster,
Mass, to- spend the holidays with an
uncle.
Mrs. William V. Kiebert of Yucca,
but formerly of this city, has entered
the Bismarck hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. SWEET Of Avenue
A are spending some time with their
daughter, Mrs. ]. J. Schmidt Of Will
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Sewell of the
Mckenzie returned last night from
Fargo, where they spent Christmas
with relatives,
Miss Lillian Boehlke of the Quain
and Ramstad Office has returned from
Dickinson, where she spent Christmas
with her parents.
Mrs. T. H. Chambers of this city
has gone to Sidney, Mont, where she
will spend several days visiting with
her parents and little daughter.
Miss Catherine Staley, a teacher in
the Royalton, Mimi, schools, is spend
ing the holidays with her brother and
.sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Staley, of Sixth street. ~ shoan
9 Mrs. e. G. Granger, who has been
spending some time in Webster 8.
d., has arrived In the city to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. K. !
H. Howell, of Seventh street.
~'
Adolph Wacher and children of
Washburn spent Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Hyland OF Seventh
street The late Mrs. WaC:4er was a
sister of Mrs. Hyland e@
j. J. White left last night for Spo-
kane, Wash, on business trip While
there he will be the guest Of Mrs. I
Whites mother and sister, Mrs. Hol-
land and Miss Alice Holland. The
Hollands only recently left Bismarck
to make their home In that city. rs i
~ I3S Fu,r ,tuI
I'd Miss Jane Wilder, a student, at
Smith college, is spending the holt
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Wilder, of jamestown. Miss
Wilder is very we'll known in this city,
having visited at the home Of Judge
and Mrs. A. A. Bruce on several &C.
casiOns.
Prof. and Mrs. o. l. shenoc, the for.
mer principal of the Linton school,
were guests in the city Wednesday.
Miss Clara Carley, daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. Charles Carley Of Linton,
was also a visitor in the city Wednes-
day. While here they were guests at
the Grand Pacific. DR.. r. r. Hogue,
a prominent physician Of Linton, spent
Wednesday here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27

II your stomach's wrong, have in
digestion, don't relish food. appetite
gone, feed heavy, brain dull, bowels
not regular, liver torpid, kidneys not
acting right, can't sleep well. out OF
sorts generally-you need HOLSTER:
Rocky Mountain Tea. That's all.
BRESLOW'S.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27

Two big features at the Orpheum to-
night Including Bill Hart in Double
Crossed" .t--l".
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27

New York.-The low cut curve OF
the dresscoat appears in the bodice
of this stunning gray gown. 1t, re-
veals simple shirred muslin chem
isette, which gives the final touch OF
elegance to q. very remarkable and
original design. Wool embroidery Is
used sparingly, but most artistically
to outline the curve.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27

Boys and girls of Bismarck will soon
have an opportunity to enjoy real win
ter sport at Custer park. Today an
army of boys are sweeping the snow
away so that the park can be flooded
and nv the end of the week the park
should be sheet of glittering ice. g.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27
Linton School Children
Form Junior Red Cross

Every child In the Linton public
schools, of which o. l. Shehoe is prin
cipal, has joined the Junior Red Cross
This new organization has member
ship Of 280, and extensive plans are
being made for work
Just before the Christmas vacation
the children from the first and third
grades gave a Christmas program
which was largely attended by the
patrons Of the school, The free will
Offering lifted for the Red Cross
netted $35.
Linton has large Red Cross auxil.
larry. DR.. Hogue has donated the use
of centrally located room for the
headquarters the women work in each
afternoon and three evening of the
week. The auxiliary has turned out
some fine work since it's inception.
All sections OF Emmons county are
well organized for Red Cross work
Return to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. Avery, who have
been the guests of Hon. and Mrs. e.
l.. Young of Avenue B, returned We'd
nesday to their home in Chicago.
To Elect Officers.
The Modern WOodmen of America,
camp. No. AGA, will meet Friday eve
ming in the knights of Pythias hall to
elect officers for the year. A social
hour will follow the election, at which
time,tthe wives of the members will
be iguests.e a#,,T,2 eawa "a
0a9
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Ha Gray of
Two HarbOrs, Mimi, who rhavaubeen
spending the holidays there with the
latter's father, sister and brothers, Mr.
Webb, Mrs. Bradley Marks and w. i.
Webb, Jr., and P. B. Webb, left today
for points in Arkansas before return
ing to their home ins.Two Harbors.
. Goes to Chicago. : ,a1
Mrs. ]. r. Waters, wife of the state
bank examiner, who has been i'll for
several months past, left this morn
ing for Chicago, where she will con-
suit specialist. She was accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Angelina Mrs.
Waters and Miss Waters swilb 90 to
Florida To! spehd the remainder ,ofithet
wint6raiei the formers condition i'm.
proves enough to make the trip.siu n
Gives Dancing Party. 4.'t.,
Miss Gertrude Barth was hostess
Wednesday evening. at prettily ap-
pointed dancing party in the Knights
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27

The Civic Improvement league of
the city is back of the movement to
give the boys and girls a place where
hey can enjoy this great sport The
xtreme ccll weather tied up the
work for while but workme1 have
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27

From New saIem.-Mr. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Helm of New Salem are calling on
friends in Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27

of Steele is a guest of Capital City
friends.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27
CITY NEWS

Macdonald Aere.-Alex Macdonald
stOckman, is in from Glencoe.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27
Return to Chicaao,.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Avery, who have
been the guests of Hon and Mrs. &.
L. Young of Avenue B, returned We'd.
nesday to their home in Chicago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-27

Don't miss seeing big Bill Hart at
the Orpheum tonight
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

6a1it 1ngiielig ior lie al IA Jgls
it Eager iolBt, iatte 9riien neO til
60 SIR. % I'll iioit III 30 Sir. NiaH
ianmienli8neoe Dc oare % D. bill
iige ltoBaoer meo 5iuanoea Oh
fan0t. at De ligaeoe aailiie 5.nan
Den. Yian iormooeoe itrafs. Al 1t
blgrne maaiie pare ireniiilieoe oe9
9i9lp Of Dta8i; I'll en- IN mlo-
fommen ensartei9eo. JONI man .e,
ioreianoi. meute man lal naen ior
De meHneitelioe 4alli8jeOers 8rGa-
ie.
Ser bleo reNt aniln1e moo 6oudt
ior at brine ma8iife Sumter. Gan
a%ennemis9te baas goIig. 5oor man
ianot Geiten al gibIerne. Ten 70.
be S0Grte. bOormeo De par prDoet
meites At upre 1ans gloo. Nan
troe0e ior 9floor, II 5an 100 gaai
men 0jGoeleab % ban bIep faitet /
5nipiel, bporira 1nn fgrit lap no
eiter i~lrloitanoig At b1pe aiilDrct
i'm 9emmelig5eo.
9Dor JON BELT gogtrpfferne be
Oeres girfiombeo, inoleoeoe
ee oenne meo llogipdien al en- no
gnoe al ben l%atinite gi6el. mlIig
Dis ioroi Der par itGrf efteripsra-
lei eiter ben. ) Ssbet al Oct ierite
aiaar bleo Der ! 5pTflano trpft u
9eBer, men berai par lem lat;n'fs
% TO tuife 9i6Ier.
Paa iamme 1io par Cneri9ttere
! be iorifeIIiJe S1noc traDlt beifri
ti1eOe meo at omplanie Den latin
tie 9ibel pna 6olfeIprogenc. a
iisr llO8nn9en Al set ientenog
aar3imoreoe bleu Der uoafoef oocr
iqitelier i Here al enrO9as e9rol.
Zen isriie Oanife 0periuttelie a
bele gibelcn uofom isrit 1850.
l9en ale gegne blcu Nibelru
pna 6olfenes eset Naal oct oirf
%ionliie NiOoel til eoanaelieis Ia.
breoelie o. Oct beoite 9aaben / SIAM
psi moo R~apefirfens grnnalrroom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

Der: pOu. iom er i 9imlene.9 life
BLOT / Simnelen, JON set beooer /
treoie Bon. Song Salonro Tiger /
lin SnO0ieIiesben: a9inlenes Sim
le fltune life runlne Dig" Get er
Dor 5aOer, Der iDloer ale 5imIe,
Der Der ifal teufes paa.
Sattuingen iinoes. iom iagt. life
/ Be plOite 0annOifriiter; men ielO
ON Sen er tiIieiet At 9errens fsrite
9deiple eller al @enigbeoen iaa
er ben life oeito miuore ! jim 0roen
8bi - efter at ri bar beoet nor
6aoer / 6imlene ON alt BET. ser
6e1are5 i be iDo 9enner, er oct
6eitprtenoe / Saabet ON 9enbs-
relic le0enoe at minoes Oct. ser
naones I Slntningen.
Git er 8iget~ - ia, 8i9et er
DOR 5aoers. til 6oem ri beoer. en-
ten oi iaa peo Higet tpnfer paa 1a-
turens tore Gige, eller oi tGnfer paa
9eaaoens Ri9e. iaa ale aiIoerne
Itaar til bans gtaaogbeO.
% Magten" Der pasier
@run0toigs 0ro:
r9ille @uos Barn. 6ono itaoer ois2
Gent paa Din 5aoer / Sinmerig !
San er faa rig, Ban er iaa 600,
Snaen fan itaa bans @agt imoo.~
.0e 9eren ! eoigbeol~ Sa,
9eren tilfommer Dor 6aOer i 6im.
lene. ioa oi bans9ern ber ogiaa al
Den @run0 6enoen0e os til BAN
babe / 9af % 2ooprisnin9 %
meo port Siertes 9e9Pringer.
Scar ri iaaIeOes Iom Born be
Der nor fore 5aOer / 6iHllerle ON,
5ba0 Seius bar lagt os i 4amoeH,
iaa fan oi flute me0 amen4
Get er ct grpif 0ro, Der be-
tuoer pisielia, ian0eli9, set ifal ifel
Get er life ooeriat men u0eu 5or
auoring ouerfgrt / bort oaH
ffe Sprog o. ligeiaa i andre Sprog,
iaale0es babe paa Gn9elif %
5nff.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16
0iitotilf Yrlr gtninffr
a%nIeOnins af GefOrmatiOnSieifcn
(ai ). 81. Senfen)

@liosriaet Der pna Borden er eli.
ter tit 8rien uFenIist. Oct er ct
aanoeligt giige, % Oct nnnoelige
tan life ingttages al SanIerne. 81
fe oesitominore aiis'tter Oct igldiar
6remtrpoeIier. Zen melt ieineiul
oef6e err airfen eller Wenigbeoen
meo 6ens euostienitIiee anoronin.
ger. 3 ben gnmle gagt inoifrpnfe-
De Meuigbeoen fla til syeoeiolfet.
6rrrens iioDnlgte 5oIf. Stat %
airfe imelteoe iammen. Dc ooune.
De life ina meget en- Stntsfirfe Tom
en- airfetat, Jbeofrnti. golitiffen
bar life beitemmenoe for airfen o.
oens Gnliagenoer, meget mere bar
bet airfen, Tom bar beitemmenoe for
Yolitiffen. 2nt bette ioranoreoes [
ben -fipe Past. Sra fin fsrite ge.
gpnoelie bar ben nDteitnmentIige
Menigbe6 | ale fine relieisie Nnoro.
niriger aIbeles uaibnnais Of eta.
ten. ariitus bs6 bel at sioe aeife-
rem, bpab Der bar aeiierens, men
ban BOO tiIlige at eipe Sub, oct
fom bar bans. apoitlene bso be Qrift-
ne, at aoIDoe Gprigbeoen, men De
BOO tiIIiee at aoIpoe @stb mere eno
M~enneifene. simmen bIiDer bette;
at airiens MeOIemrier ffiiIoe opfs.
re ia ioni IopaIe o. soSe 8orsere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16
gint for 6~ennemlGsning al
SibeIen | 1917.
Nj o. 9. 6.
vi @. . 6.
grOfeten 5eremias.


5 9eaturens 9er0en fen0er Ui til
CONNER og 8inter, til Storm og
StlIle, til Dnoige SolIfinstioer meo
0eilis 8efit % SrugtbarbeO; men
oi tenOer ogiaa til 3ioer meo Stor-
me oe 9oelnggelie og GsO. Gen
famine oeI0ige OmififteIie fenoer
Di oglaa til / 4anoens 8eroen, paa
oct friitlige Omraaoe. 9aa0e ben
gamle og npeteltamentlige Daenig.
beo er nsie fen0t meo oeune On
iffftelie igennem 9ioernes Sob. Sra
9e8DnOelien par bet life iaa; Obi
on beo oct: Alt er ionre goot.
Denne Omififtelie ifol beller fife oeo.
bltoe. ON isie Si6 ifaI oct be00e
ira g8ongers aonge % 5errers
9erre: sc, ieg ssr ale Eing nDel~
10, on peIiigueoe, lnie 5remtios-
baobl
Dien iaa lPnge ui er Der, nlaa
Oi belape os paa, at IiluRrelien oil
fomnle til at oreie iie on oisIe TO
Boiler: Solifinsti0er og uoeirsti-
Der Der. 8agtesiolfet bar Del tenot
meo oenne Goo. SoioostiOen og Ia.
0iosperioOen iamt et Si0spunft
umioOeIbart eiter 5a~ngenifnbet par
berlige SoIifinstioer / Bagtesfol
fets 5iltorie.
@anTfe nn0erleoes er Stillingen
M paa oct 1iospunft, Broieten Sc
remias faar tit opermaaoe tunge
4al6. QDnbIinfene 6e6iioer allereoe
l%loeiret. Domstoroenen RULER ben
ODER Bngtesfolfets 6oDeo; men oets
g5e er luffet. og bets Ere er Oeot.
Solicit oil bperfen bsre eaer fe.
Gerfor er 0ommen uigenfoloelig
|Saaoan er Situationen | oct gie-
blif, Seremias faar tit mGgtige
Brofetfal6.
9un cen bar BAIT ct tungere
4alo, oct CT BroIeten oDer ale BRO
feter Weiteren fra Ha5aretb:
n9nn fom til lit eget, men bans
egne toge life imoo Dam. WenneIfe.
iennen ielb fdlote perionligt pna tit
'eienoomsfolf meo bele i'm mGgtige
6reIierfprligbeo; men Ssrael ipare-
De meo bet foragtelige: Sans Blob
fomnler oper os % oDer nore9ernl"
s Smnobeol oct fon cher Bngtes-
Joliet og er oct END | Dag. Spor err
Oct forfproeIig at trpoe 4riitf8loo
meo parttro 6sooer og baane Naa-
6ens Man6.
Seremins's 9io pnr altinn | al
[eregentligite ~6oritano-Dommens
Eio. Sans arbeiostib omiatteraa.
rene 627-588 I. Gr., maaife ct
Tiosrum lnngere.
grofeten Seremias' Bog fan no
turligt oeles ! fire Sobeooele meo
Rap 80, fom ct lille 3iIlng.
Disle &obeOoeIe er fbIeen6e: Rap
20, Meobrpoeliens og Straffe.
Bog.
Cup. 8O-33, DpbpeeeIiens %
49, xt1xx~- a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-16

oelie. aariagen til ben nGrpnrenoe
irn9telige 8erOensfris. Men at
9ere % ta9e inloo 9errens Oro,
Oct er 2ioet, ct lpffcIigt 9fn Der
% ct iaIi8t 9iO i guigbeoen.
5eremins'sS preefan8e.
sra 8~rofetens BOG aap. 8, /
fea0er ri Dc gribenoe 0ro: y@io
nit Soueo par gaao % mine 9inc
en- Ioarefiloe. oa bilOe ieg be-
gra0e Gag % Rat nit Soils 0at.
tiers i5ielila9ne. Ser I Ssr9eian.
Gen oar ui ct parallel ORD, Der lp.
Der iaaleoes uSfler % Ter. ON
Der er en- Smerte iom min Smerte.
Der mig ef DeSeriaren; t5i 0erreu
Jar 5e0reoet mia paa i'm brunoen.
De @reoes Gag" (aap. I, ~
0paO or BET ga. Der presier Gaa.
rerHe irem I 2iet pnn Dor elifeOt
9rofet? Get er - SeruIuIems zoe
lqageIie. ben elifeOe 5taos. Temp.
lets grano, Belle 9anoets Guin o.
7aoios 9ns's iuloitenoiae yteo.
oaroigeIie % 3%eotranpeu al Der.
oensmaaten. Oct er, b0aO Der Tor.
ooloer 9roietens opbe Sierteior0.
Ssraeianaeu iaIoer i fem Ai.
init. Sap. I banoIer on Dommens
8eOieI.
zap. 2 omban0ler Comments
@runo / @ilos greoe ooer sDnoen,
aap. 3 omtaler De- troenoe IS
raaliters anig9telie % gomp8eIie.
slap. 4 ~ireu6oloer. at itore Spu.
Ser meOfsrer itorc straffe0ommc.
aa9. 3 er et S%ierteraa6 ON Spn.
oernas 6orlaoeIie % 6orubeIie al
Samfuuoet meo 0erren iaen. 30.
gen cr en- 1rGte6o1 for ale Il.
senoe. iorarpote o. beorsoeoe Meu
neifer.