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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

English people ought to be better
friends with Germany than you are
|. NJ: "Sir, We are always ready
to be friends as you know, but to all
cur overtures your chancellor replies
with an invariable snuE."
Crown Prince: How can we trust
you whilst you are allied with such
peoples as the French OF the Rus-
slams? You have nothing really IN
common with them, and you have
nearly everything in common
with US. Together, we could divide
Europe and keep the peace of the
world for ever
|. NJ: But how would you propose
TO do that: given our existing treat
les, how could we break them IN or
der TO be better friends with yo1? =,
Grown Prince: "You could shut
your eyes and let US take the french
colonies first of all. We want them. y
Then the interview closed by my
making the trite remark that nova
days nobody wanted war, which
injured victors and vanquiShed II
like degree; to which the crown
prince vigorously replied:
81 beg your pardon; ! want ":%r.
I want to have Il smack at thos"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24
WOULD SHOOT TRAITORS.

Shoot the traitors in this country.
This is the advice of Senator King, OF
Utah.
The Western Senator, whose reveal
tions of the Vaccinations OF the
Austro-Hungarian Embassy so
stirred Congress. said Yesterday:
"The only thing to do IS to go ahead
and expose this crowd of paclfizts,
edwards, spineless degenerates and
treacherous individuals that have
thronged the country.
"They should be thrown into public
contempt. And if it is found that
they have been absolute traitors they
should be put against the wall and a
firing squad brought into action with
ovt delay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

the interest Of the children as well as
adult members as he talked Of the
geography, people and customs G.
Japan; oflimportant events, III is
history; and the governmentof today
and earlier days; dwelt on the great
feeling of friendship for America, ana
desire to remain so. DR.. Newton also
toll of the eagerness of,qJ japanese
children to secure an education, anu
how much more interested they are
in their studies then their American
cousins.
At the morning service OF the bap-
fist church the pastor Rev. W l.
WAITS. preached good sermon on a
timely topic, the text being, ""hc
kncweth whether thou art come &c
the kingdom for such a time as
this At the night service ne preach
cd On the subject of Heavenly Rec
ignition"
Tonight at the school house there
will be an important meeting OF De
Rae branch of the Red Cross, beng
the last meeting before election o.
officers next month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Under the above heading the Gazette
will be pleased to give reasonable
space TO any person who desires 10
make comment upon matters of gen.
eral Interest to the public. Writers
will of course be responsible for theii
utteranCeS. As q guarantee of good
taith, the name and address Of the
writer of any article submitted Tor
publication Will be required in each
i"sIance. Editor Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

yet, to our surprise. is noted the fact
that, the children use these tablets
with no more idea of economy than
they did when paper was costing one
hall what it does now. One side of
the paper only is used and oftener
the one side is not nearly used to the
degree that it should be. " Why this
waste? Why not use both sides Of the
paper, and then in more economical
way?
w G n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24
ALEXANDRIA BOYS LEAVE.

AS might have been supposed, lherc
were some pathetic scenes whcn Ihe
members of the Alexandria Light
infantry left their homes this after
noon for Camp George b. Mcclellan
at Admission, Alabama. Incidents
similar to those when this command
left Alexandria over year ago Tor
the Mexican border were IN evidence
and though there was no little mani
fest,tion Of enthusiasm upon the part
of our boys, there was an undercur-
rent of seriousness upon the part oil
the soldiers and their relatives ana
friends.
There was a general turnout OF our
people as the hour for leaving drew
near. For months, or ever since the
United States was iorced To take
up arms against Germany, the Alex
andria Light Infantry has been pre-
rarinc fo7 service in the field. The
command has been drilled IN our
streets and almost daily. their STEADY
tread has been in evidence. While
their relatives and friends, very
naturally. knew that their departure
was imminent, yet that fact did not
seem 70 cast any camper upon the
spirit Of the Alexandria boys.
The skies had heen overcast half an
hour before the Alexandrians left, but
while they were marching to the
train the sun shone out brightly.
We read of the heroism of Spartan
women and the parts they played when
their men were called TO arms. The
spirit of those noble females rests
upon the heads of Alexandria women
Goday as the latter. by their thought
Gulness. saw that the young men OF
cur city carried with them many re
minGers, as well rs the earnest pray
ers of all as well as those TO whom
tl.ey are near and dear by family
ties.
There was no need Tor eur women
to initiate the Spartan females by
cutting of their hair for the pu,pc "c
of making bowStringS for the war
riorS. but if that had been essential
in this day our women would have
doubtless shown an equally sacrlficlng'
spirit.
War has been likened to 4 serpent
bearing beautiful spots. 1t pIeases
the eye, but is dangerous to handle.
The bands discourse "'fhe Girl left
Behind Me at the start, bat the re-
turn trip generally shows gaps in
the ranks which is distressing. Let
us hope this will not be the case with
cur noble AleXandrianS. but that the
rations now at war will soon he found
clothed and in their right minds.
Many far-Seeing people express the
opinion that. the world conflict will
end almost as soon rs it was prccipi-
tate. lhey prefer To hc!cNc that
piece kites are becoming more num-
rous. and While. 50 far. none have APP
;oeared which will be considered Seri-
ously by the nations which have rose
On masSc against German aims and
brutality. in the near future some may
tie given to III" wind which will afford
basis or peace talk. SO mote it be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24
Notice.

The regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the Bank OF
Commerce and Savings, of Washing
ton, D. c., will be held at the Alex,
andria office Of the bank, ili9 south
Fairfax street, Alexandria,. Va,
September 27,3 l91T,'at II o'clock u
m.
JOSEPH H. MILANS, Secretary
226 Ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

An intelligent person may earn 500
monthly corresponding for news
papers; $40 to $50 monthly in spare
time; experience unnecessary; nc
canvassing; subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National Press
Bureau. Room 1891. Buffalo, n. Y,
l15-l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24
FATHERLAND.
Crown Prince of Germany Wanted a
Smack at French Swine.

u IN his War Pictures Behind the
Lines" Ian Malcolm. well-Hn
member of the British parliament
records a conversation he had with
the German crown prince in January
1911. It, significance lies in the iact
that high German officials and pup
licists have repeatedly stated that the
peace-loving Fatherland was com
PEELED. to ,take$pp;:arms against the
intrigues of her enemies. Here is
the actual conversation as related oy
Mr.. Malcolm:
Crown Prince: After al, YOU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

FOR RENT-DesirabIe, up-to-datc,
apartment on Prince Street.;
steam heat, electric lights, gas
range with upper oven, hot and
cold water, tiled bath; large rooms
with southern frontage and win
dows also to the north, east and
west. For terms apply on premi-
sas, 919 Prince street. 2l6-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

WANTED-Ioung men AVID boys,
can earn from $500 tn $500 Il day.
Steady work and chancellor ad-
vancement. Apply at once to Mr..
Pierce. Western Union Telegraph
Company. Ii01 + Street, Wash
ingtOn. ID. {. 2l3-l3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24
Samuel H. Lunt, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEM-
ED PLEDGES, ON FRlDA \
MORNING. SEPTEMBER %, 1917
At ~ O'CLOCK

| will commence to sell at the es-
Establishment of E. Heidenheimer, 500
King street, Alexandria, Va, ali
pledges upon which the interest Is
overdue up to this date, consisting OF
Diamond Rings, Pins, Earrings, and
Studs, Gold, Silver and Metal
Watches, all kinds of fine Jewelry
Guns, Revolvers, Silverware, Books,
Umbrellas, ETC., together with a
line of goods generally found in q
loan office. Ticket holders kindly take
notice.
E. ETeidenheimer
227-6t. Broker
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24
Classified Advertising

WANTED-Young lady for position
as stenographer Ches. and Pot.
Tel. Co., of Va, l05 north Alfred
street 227-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

French swine as Soor as ever
can"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

Board and Room, transient or
permanent, Home cooking. Early
breakfast Meal tickets, Mrs. {.
Bohrans, Ill S. Columbus, street.
Phone 81. 22S-5r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

HOUSE FOR RENT-One eight room
house, electric and gas light, 2lD
north st. Asaph street. Also one
6 room house 21S south Fayett1
street. Apply to NJ. 5. Fairfax,
PIG n. St Asaph street. Phone
3l4W. 224-6t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

prrnLIsHED EVERY AFTERNOON.
Except Sunday.
Nv The Alexandria Gazette Corporation.
AIT king Street, Alexandria. Va.
HOWARD w. SMITH, President ana
Treasurer.
WILLIAM ALBERT SMoOf, wee
President.
unuIa BRADLEY HARD. Editor and
General Manager
Entered at the Postoft1ce al Aleaah-
Aria. Virginia as second class matter
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FOR SALE--Will sacrifice two lots.
SOxi25, in Del Ray, or Mt. Vernon
avenue. facing West. near store,
school ard church. No reasonable
offer refused this week. Address
Lots Gazette Office. 22S-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

w NTED-Twenty-fve girls 70
lcarn ui?ding. doubling and spin
ming, wages $500 per week while
learning, advanced in fcw weeks.
Steady work guaranteed. Apply
at Klots Silk Mill. Pitt and Wilkes
street, Alexandria. 2lG-6W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

WANTED-Aftcr October lst. table
.boarders in refined family. Old
Virginia cooking and every home
comfort. References asked. Address
p. O. Box No. 1874. City. 229-6t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

FOR RENT rooms furnished or
unfinished, separate or all to-
gether. Apply to Mrs. Robinson,
Gil south Fairfax street. 229-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-24

FOR SALE OR RENT room house
at Bancroft. on electric line, 6
miles from Alexandria. Low price,
easy terms. J. +. Myers, sos south
Washington street. 229-6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

MNEEGEaNEh
Seq ier berpaa tic mine Dite hi
Der fugtige al MeofpIelie % 5fraf
ISbao oisic DIR Dar liot oeres
p&rigstieneite" SIR man iig life no
gen 5oreltilling ON. Og oct fan life
Geifripes.
De ltprc gieoerlag og Iilbageto-
gets 8rntalitet ltob fort for mig:
8unolplc gcic, Dpor hrnge aarroner
og @mntunitionsbogl1e bliber itooen-
be fait, mems 8iifenes Spinen og
angitfpl0te Menog 5frig blanoes
meb efsplooerenbe @ranaters 8rag
og &ualeraes Sbislen. Soa Iange
Selten faroe bol0e fig opreiit> gif
mon lps paa oem me6 @ep9rfolber
og Hiifeflaa, men 11aar ben itbrtebe,
bleD Den lparfet til SIDE og err
al Ell nh.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
ariacnS itnmme Martprer,

S Bet norife Iiosfrift nllfens
Ncpp1 finoer ri neoenltoaenbe Still:
bring fra Holen:
Seq bar / ct Sdtela5oret og Iao
eli Iransport at 1900 inbolioe Sc:
lite, pogteoe al rts1iife arigsfanger,
Der otter pogteoes at tpife 2oro=
~ltormsm9no.
Sclte? Mon man egel,tIig h,noe
latte Oroet 6e1te i 5orbinoelle meb
oisie lfalbenoe genrobe, 1pis 81;
Der er opreb1,p og bnnrfeie af 8iife-
ilag, Manferne afg1opeoe al hangt
9Seietpj og GDggen ct e11eite grpr1t,
%rilloe11oe 5aar, fra bpilfet en- tim
fctoe 8Gbife flpo neo / tribe
.Strpmme obcr 5ioer pg Ben % uos
lenofe Ell frpgteIig 2,1gt.
Cen froftlpie Sals h1noe lite ba-
lre Def ifin6magre Sopeb mes oe
1%tirre11oe1 balptaabne Zine.
Mange bar Min0e al YiifeiIagere,
90 5lller frab!eoe i Mosfebis / Sc
tortrle HjcrbuIer.
get bar 9riaeli, arigens nbDgge-
lige, eribenoe girfcliebeo.
alle bar Be ina magic, at Sc biz
feoe iom erotiife aarifotltrer, 5ibe
.beo SIDE fabte oe fia af steo
90 llollge oaoc UNDER geis
0eien IT'D 9oIen er Iata.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Nnrgr.
Spor Ct @ifinseblobet?

Doftor sS,1gebprg Mos / Gronoe
.bjem lfriber:: Bresien foar bielpe
os til at fan fbprfet ben gjangie
GraneforetiEing, at set grobe 8rgo
er ufor tultgt for Mapen" pg at
Oct lite utoales". Nei set er ioo,
Ell belt poelagt SoropieIie taaler set
lite; men ben, lom enont life bor
fadet Den belt doelagt ~ Set bore
Jig l1forifDlot eller forifDlbt Deo
1,fornuftia aoltbolb - oen fon. Iaae
memo ipiie tit @robbrgo mes en-
belt primo 5anlDittigbeo, for Il1n-
oere Mab tan man iHfffee oporipe.
81, ION bar en- oaorlig Sor-
Dplelie, De fan 10 efsperin1ertere
1tteo at ilsife aaffen % brittle SOB
rei11ppe ] 5teoet. Mnage bill 90.
meo 5orbaplelie aipre ben Dpoa-
ge!fe, at @robbrgoet taales goot.
90 bpert Sub ifaI pi boloe %
oct Hort for 2je, at BET er Ell gors
brboelle life ct poe,,t,e 8grnete til.
Gropbrgoet.
Set er lite bare set, at Sc faar
Brit paa aaraftere11, alle dgiern
1erl'e, ION faar off SCI, Sc peeer
taa, oe faar ogiaa Britt paa Selien
q oct g oae Ct praelie fiolisf
5tallopaluh SITE u set 5ultell IOtu
og oelte DeIoiae Scr at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Dr. Anna
Gnn,arh 6l1an1.

Or. Mttlto &plparo 5Do}p, 6or=
mano poa &binoernes &otntte al
nEbe Council Of Notipnal Defenle e.,
optre6er for Sioen iom &oabgiber
for 2ol1oets lt1tge Sfolepiger. Sber
Sag mo6toaes Ser i &oniteens So
pe6fbarter 8repe fra unge 8iger /
ale Dele al De Toreneoe- 5toter,
|iom bpnfaloer onl at foo tjene tit
|2an6 i 6e11ne 8eroel1sfrigs &riiis.
|De . tilbpber fig at poc patriotiit
|9iG!!p al en6per Gorm, fra at fjgra
MotorzIrncf til Stcnografi.
ueSSeg boaber, q elers Sber for
potriot;if Eligt If biI.fjplne," ff.1-
Der Or. 5bom lom 5oor poa bisic
8pnner, Ser piicr, at 8iger11e er.
|be{p1ebe al ocn ltprite og melt op-
rtgtige Hatriotisme, unaor.jeg flyer
eoer, at Sen iterite Sienelte, S fat
|gjpre eoers 2an6, er at forblibe pau
.Sfolen bette Mar.
9bis bore lt11ge bliber uroIige %
5forlaoer fine 5foler, bill ser, 11oar
arigen el1oer, blibe en- iprgelig Mm1-
gel paa uooanfteoe og goebe Mpr1b
og &binoer. Geo at bIipe paa 5fo=,
!!en mi CT S life 5fulfere. Set er
life beltemasiet eller opiigtsbef-
ferbe Mrbeioe, men set er fortuf-
tigt Mrbeibe, oe11 5lags Mrbei6e,
lon 2anbet met tranger al l1nge
Rtger paa ebers MI6er."
81. Sdpor6 5bop er Ell al Mme-
rtfoS marfeIige apin6er, fpnt bel
beo, bbab go6 5foleuooantelie be-
tDoer. 4nn pofleoe OBJ i en- lille
S6rl1nerbptte langt i1roe Weicbi-I
ga11s Sfobe. Der fanotes ingen 5fo-
le og tfe ntegef Seizure, fraiet De
gomle Npiier, bbormeb Sbtten bar.
topetieret. Men 30 benoes Sooer
bar en- oplpit Meal1O, ito6 ser oog
1rogle 8pger paa Spttens primitibe
Sploer, % BEN lpite liEe Mnra.
5el1tcn Nar garll1el begDnofe
bun ct lore mi11ore ggrn at lpie,
ifripe % reg,te. Sun ffiif to Collars
ON l1gen fOr set grbeioe oa oa
bun 9aboe fpnret iolun1eu aten]
9ellars reiite bun til albion gor
Iege. sss
eaoes Jaoer, ion1 bapoe fooet|
gitleae or, bDiIfe GDter Dots
ferea oo i1roe meo, bop6e tp11ff ii
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
s%pn6criNifc 8prn paa 6eriereile.

Spnbcrjpifc 8pru paa 5eriereiie.
Sor en- Gio iioen rej1te en- 9el
tDife 8pn giennem Gan1orl1p moro
pna. Ser ct bi1t ingen, Ser pil mis-
,nn6e 6isie 86rll ON Be for EN- fort
.Gio fon fin6e ct gobt Spboloslteb
/ Dann1urf. Set bnfte imi6IertiD
n1egen S%orl1n0ri1g, for life at BRUCE
ct it9rfere l16trDf, at paa iam1ne
STD b1eb ser negtet Mej(etillooellie
til om1ife 8prn fra Mabenraa og
5pnoerborg. gu er ser mooife cit
Soronoring / bisie Sorbolo til oct
be0re. On Dag TOM nemlig ca. 80.
9srn al 6anife 5pnoerjpber / @oi=
cnS % 9ooersleb til 8amor11p. l1n-
Ser ct Spbo16 Der blep Sc poo Sorz
o%rleorirg al &jpbman0 S6rgenien
forlDneoe me6 ct gobt Moo1ti6 Mob
boa 8ojiens Sptel, bborefter &ejlen
fort1attes moro paa meo Mi66ags-
toget til 8ejle % DARIUS. Sci bar.
11e]tea reret1oe at lie, bborom Gp1et
al Mooen lplte op / oisie Bor11e=
o1ligter. Otter Sorlpoertbe / n&olo.
Mn. fommer Der / De fon1me11oe
Tiger ligne11oc 5lloffe at ipn1oerjDife
8grn BERTH.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
8nben a,eb Brbn /.

Ger lmngles elIer forigges i at
Sub pao at m1tg1es Mobporer fru
George til Sberrig. iao at fige bag
Zig 9g intaa 8artier gar naturligz
pig oDer @rp1tien baaDe Der og Ser,
boor life affurat en- Eolofunftionar
ltaor geien. Neen ogiaa paa sSer1r-
baller forfsges of1trent oaglig puas
Sn11tgliag af ct ener anbet, ion set
er Hofsrielsforbno paa; men at Iip-
pc forbi SoIoerne er temmelig baab-
lpit. en Dag bar Ser meo ct goa.
IL Sberrie en- lille 8l,0e, Ion iao:
bellf ulfploig 10: Den bIep bragt /
st11peear for at fioOe cost, Zig loru
sangpeisreiienoe aler en5ffn6eoe
Herioner brlager. Men goIoerne fnr-
tes lite rigtig ON Bnoen, Sc
fal1o Den mistanfelie % Iaa oelr
eIter Ssl11iefe, boaitaDeIie taIt.
Sg oe fanot Grim % anore cen
&uoen. Set q lie
oero ct forfgge set alle0 mere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Brep1n,nalerier.

8lo6et uMorofrieiilcbe <noicba1"
i Nibpl lfriper:
S 0isie Sage ipges Der at &ri-
mtnolembebsmano % Ser11baaepa,
trulier ipria / 9oge1e efter 8repe
oip., Der er beitemte til at ienbeS
fra Acknowledgements til atbre
ggne og fun for at gjpre 6olf Ell
9ieneite toges meo for at lpgges
/ en- 8repfusle. Sorleben bleb ser
alene paa 5trafntugen ira Dogebgl
til Nibpl op0GgeOe 5 8erloner, iom
bopoe loaoolme 8repe bos Jig, lom
mi ct ut1oerfaitet Geninren. Gtbbert
Iilfel6e, bpor Smgaaelien al Gent
iltren ppoages, bar ltre1g Straf til
Splge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Gtn1fjnrhrn.

Gn tenet gtronb 1neo Buife af 1io.
lei biit og. Der,
Jet lejret Sag at Sfauer, bleget !
Gin6 og SER,
Sen TRIMMER Zig, Sen bbiler | So
% 5ommerbluno,
og ioooon Dar oen bWlet fra l1r.
Si6ens 5h1n6.
Sgr @plens alogetone pDlreo / 81:
% 8elt,
fgr 9ernel1s Dpioe @inge bliufe0
Col % B1eit
fpr Mnnben mpbte &pinoen / bDbei1
@niombe0,
Is iteg oa ianf, S 8plger, peo 9sleS
lobe Breo.
IS Dngger og S better me6 8ano=
meno, Enng og 8rag1
$ lpeiler 6imlens 6arber, Ell Sor=
6ens M%an6e6rag.
Ser Dor en- 5jel / 9pbet lom / en-
&bin6es 8rt1,
og lepen6e sen belger in1o6 Dor
lb1e 4Dit.
.5oa bpit bcl1s 9oner itiger fra
9bbet til mig op,
ia, bele Tjoroen lp1ger fra bber EN-
8plgetop 80.
ltob jeg itille poa Set Ell
ipmme Nes
me6 mime ndgne Sp66eri oct lppoe,
lbnle @res.
Ser paogneo jeg til 8eroen De0 Big,
min 8ornbons 6ioro,
Ser bor Ell le!iom 8Ioonen font til
tet @an6 pao Soro.
Ser bllln6eb mine 9rpmme, naar
jeg lao paa 5tra116ens 8rt11f,
lom Maogen, ltoor be1 b1tgger /
M%ften1olens 8linf.
Ser bogteoe jeg &ppeet, fer fanot
leg 8ibe9g,
Der flette0 jeg en- 5ibbat at 5olfer-
5igens Sl9g.
1ege0 Der, Ri 9re1ge, poa 2pfz
TENS fjg1111e Stron6,
los giennem &aonben ri1toe 6et 1tri=
6e Tlbbela1b. -
'5ao 6rog jeg no paa 2angf9rb. -
6urpel, S @glger imaa.
Me,1 at, bpao er ct Sierte, Der bug
Zig l9nges maal
SET itaar jeg Der ieief meo min. ilio-
te 8anbringsitab
% taffer Dig iua pompgt for alt,
bbao olt mig gop.
Scr ioa leg ger0eu mprfnes for
allerfprlte Gong,
11oor 3rllielifpen mgrf ober iorte
8elger bang.
Og Moor Sen mgrfner iioite Gang,
set !psl1er i nit Sinh,
f0roi jeg faar Ben 2pffffe beb sig at
llllmre mo.
So6an sfjolbbore,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26
Sper tin aanin meb.

IS n9nlnf1er ytacbrlcbfen me0s
beles, at Ell Samilie i Suium bar
i Sommertioen funnel lenbe Z 8er11
paa 2onort, bbor De ie!!p fan for
tjene fiji gooe Soft pso at bielpe
2m0marloene. 81 @r1aringsforbol-
oene obielut er bebre paa 2artoet
emo i 8pen bar bpert al De ipp
8prn taaet lin &anrin meo paa
2anoet, for at pgiaa 9Drene fan
foa go6t al ct 2a1bopbolb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

Soro, pelteoe meo ct baIoigt Brag
uoooer giergpaggen. gn flor Me,,<
neifemengoe bar ielpfelgeIig mgbt
frem for at oberpere set ~ipanoen0e
og ljalone oramatiife 2ieb1if. DIT
bog paa beoite Moaoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-10-26

bolbe benoe freq til u1~iberfitetf
men 90 bun beilutteoe fig til at TIT
oere Sbeologi, noget bel1Des Sor
elbre paa ingen Maabe bi!ligebe
lbs Sc benbe forltaa, at bun niger
5tptte funoe ber1te al Dem.
Me11 Mnra reiite olligepa. 9g
gjcl11em 5apn % Mrbejbe 11aaeoe
bun lit Waal at tage tbeologiil
@fsu1ne1t beo Boston uniperiitet.-
ut blipe oroineret til &rplt falbt
6erimpo panifeligere. Set 5amfunb,
bun tilbprte BEN biifoppelige
Metbpbi1tfirfe - bil0e life oroinere
belloe. Men HrGIt blep bun mi al
ligebel. en- alloel1 @ren al Metbo-
6iltfirfen fan0t, at oct nof fun6e
foribares at bel1Dtte &bi11ber ti11 Br9-
1ter.
| Sun fif ogiaa mart ct aal6, men
fdl1ot lioen Silfre0s1tillelie / at ofre
fig u0eluffen0e for lin Me11igbeo.
SUN Dtl0e u0cllo111, paa @aber %
,5tre0er;; bun Diloe bope lat / s(r=
Observation-Disclosures. Men bum lerte
mort, at set nptter life at fpmme
til trptte, bitre, mo6lgie 5ottigfolf
meo 8ibeliprog. Det gift op for ben-
+, oe, at bun nlaatte blibe 5tano til
at biplpe 6em ~!egenlig, iful6e BUN
baabe at faa bi9lpe 0em liplelig.
! Sun git tilboge til %uniperiitetet og
! itltoereDe iii, roen at forlenrme lin
8rGltegjerning, De neite fire Mar
Weoicin iaa flittig> at bum be0 l16-
lpbet al Dem Ei0 fit lin meoicinife
Doftorgro6 n % 6ern1eo ontagelig
blep 6e11 fprite &pinoe / Mmerifa,
lom boboe &et til at i9tte baaOe
. 8. % 30. 8. efter fit Scam.
Nu gift bum otter ncb / Sattig-
%fDortererne, og 0enm @a1lg 90
bum TOM meo 2pgeoom for 2egen1et
iaabel lom for 5ielen - tit bum
Sn6pas og Sortroligbeb. 5nort be-
gDnbte bun ogiaa at orbejoe blanot
Sc pr~oltituerebe &pinoer, - set bar
iarlig me0, Senblif poa Dem, BUN
boDoe taget fat poa Me6icinen. so
blanot 0isle 11!1pffelige uorette6e bun
meget go0t.
5nort begDnote bun at le6e efter
oe fun0omentale @runbe til, at
Somfunoet f1ulte iaa mango &bin-
Der, % lenge bore6e set fife, fpr
bun / pi6e &reoi lie bleb fierr6t iom
Ell al aoinoeiagens og apinoeitemz
merettens Dpper1te Ealsmenb.
Men omltoer forltoo bun, at c1=
ten moate BUN bore belt BrGit eller
oglaa felt Mgitator. Yaa BEN enc
SIDE por ser ct liOet. 3alo, ct meget
i11olfrgnfet 8irfefelt. &aa ben att
Den SIDE bar Der ct belt 2ar0, maa-
ife enoog en- bel 8er0erL til Nrfe=
felt, og eli Sag, lom oglaa free
bcoe fine ~8raiter". 0g iaa po1gte
BUN &pinoelagen, bbori BUN ogiaa'
regneoe meb Mfbolosarbejoet, iom
lenge Dop0e beifipftiget ben6e. S
mango Mar pdr bum 5uian g. Mn-
tbonDs 8enin0e og Meoorbejber, og
fpr Mils Mnt6onp 0poe, l1otalte oe11-
lie 9nifet ON, at Miis 5batp maatte
bltbe DENIES Mrbtdger lolh Toriltnn0
/ &bin6erl1es rationale 5tenlmeretsz
forbltno = lom bun ogloa blcb.
Gen Gang Miis 5boip blep Jor=
mo110, talte Sorbun6et 1900 Meeo-
lemmer. Nu egller set $4,000. Sen
Gang bar Ser Fun fire 5toter, i
bpilfe &oinoernc fl1n6e ltef1me;; mi
CT Der tretten. Oct bar on ogloo
bcnoes Observation-Disclosures iom
%oncrbeDi|te be11oes Sober ON, at bum
bar blepet til noget i 8erben. t9on.
GIT paa iine 8en tolb Mil for at
bpre benoe tole, og efter benoes
Nrg6ifen beo &bill6ernes 8algfon1z
gres / Chicago / 1893 iagoe bo, ii!
bc1oc, at BET bar Sen lDffeliglte
Dag / bans 2ib.
(uMepls. GibD