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The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-26
NEW YORK STOCKS

New York, Sept. 25-The most ex tensive decline in stocks which Wall street has known since the long downward movement began early las month. occurred today. The selling was not concentrated so largely on United States Steel as during las. weeks upheaval, but extended through the entire active list.
 Prices gave way in every quarter and the losses many of the !eaa. ing issues ranged from four to six points. In the late trading the mar xet developed pronounced strength and stocks rose almost as abruptly las they had declined. The end oi the session found losses greatly re- duced.
 Transactions in stocks amounted re 1.449, 800 shares, the largest tota since June 90, 1910.
 Bonds also were very active Prices were depressed sharply, but there was a recovery when stocks rallied.
 Total sales Of bonds par value amounted to $4.205,OOO.
 United States government bonls were unchanged on call today.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-26
COFFEE GOING DOWN

New York. Sept. 23 For the first time since early this month, the cof fee market displayed a reactionarS tendency today and the active posi- tlons at one time were almost 14C pound below the finals of last week There was selling by longs owing to weaker feeling abroad where offerings from Brazil were sai9 to be at lower basis. whi'e at tho same time firm offerings from Brazi in the local market were unchanged to 10 points Iowr. The cash situa tion remained firm. howevet anc prices at the close of the market were slightly steadier with net los of 10 to 19 points for the day.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-26
FORSALE By WIT. Hawkins

Corner lot with room cottage and well of best water, blocks east or Central avenue ............ $l,0UU Three lots and cottage of 3 rooms and two porches, well and barn. large garden, near eastern city limits Ss5o. A nice 50 foot corner lot, three blocks from Hobson car line. .SS50. Broom residence with large lot that pretty place beyond Contra. school on Garden streer ..... .s6.500 A Groom house on large corner ios three blocks from Park baths $2.Sou. Dandy 4-room cottage for colon led. on corner lot, East Grand ave- nue .......-.- .............. $i.1oU. Large handsome residence lot on Central avenue. the cheapest thing on the line, only .......... $2.00u. Good residence lot for colored. l-2 blocks from ferk hotel ...... s5h0.
 W. T. tAWKlhs.
 629 1-2 Central. Ave.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-26
SEIZED WITH FRIGHT
Rehearsal of Mick of the Wood" Is
 Cause of Alarm

The down town district was start led last evening by the scream of a woman. she was crying for some one to save child from a furious tiger Every one held his breath but 1t was only Telie Doe Miss Besse shrimplin) and Mrs. Bruce (Mrs. McCarty), rehearsing for Nick of the Woods. to be presented by the Wood uen of the World, October 5. Tick cts will be on sale in day or two Get your seats early as there won be standing room.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-26
TWO CRUISES

Original Budweiser Beer on tap at New York Bar.. 7-13.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-26
PICNIC AT eoDwIN's
Several Speakers Wlli Address vot
 CTS of Hale Township

There will be a big picnic and barbecue at F. F, Godwin's farm, near Hawes postoffice, seven miles from Hot Springs on the Cedar Glaydes road on Friday, September 29. which will be attended generally by the country people and so " many from the city Speeches VIII be made by James l.. Graham, R. L. Williams and Leo Mclaughlin, on political subjects The committee n charge is Andy Chiewood Guy T. Seward and Dan Goodwin,
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-26
A DISGRACE

rs go through life like a deformed being
 when the culture of dancing overcomes these defects, lends grace to ones carri age and commands erect. quick step
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-26
MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK COTTON.


 New York, Sep. 25-There was . renewal of heavy southern selling in the cotton market today under which prices broke very sharply, and being new records for all deliveries.
 About the only demand seemed to come from old shorts lwho took lprofits on big scale at the decline and some moderate buying from trade sources which was supposed to be for the account of spinners.
 The favorable weather reports since the September condition figures were Ieompiled appear to nave increased confidence in the larger estimates of the crop and with reports from the |south indicating that wagon receipts lat the interior points are breaking records for this season of the year land the southern selling of futures is attributed to the beginning of a daily increasing movement absence of adequate immediate demand from the mills.
 Receipts at the ports 9O,907 bales, against 52,3S7 last week and 60,S19 last year.
 Today's receipts at Houston 4o,gss against 29,735, last year.
 Cotton futures closed easy.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-26

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The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-26
HOW THE TRAINS RUN
IRON MouarAlN TIME CARD.
Depart.

Depart.
 No. 2 leaves Hot Springs at 6:3O |. m., runs through to Pine Bluff, mak ng immediate connection at Benton sith through 'raiL northbound fol .itt, Rock, Kansas City, Memphis 5t. Louis and eastern connections onthbound for all Texas points. No. leaves Hot Springs at 10:5t . m. for Beuton, making immediate onnection for Little Rock. Pine Blun md local points north.
 No. leaves rot Springs at S:45 m. for Benton and all intermediate ical points.
 No. Is leaves Hot Springs at 5:3h m.. running through to St. Louis i Chicago in connection with th, ,nous AIi6n Limited, aIii makes i'm through service southhound to Texat nd California points.
 Arrive
 No. IT arrives at 10:05 a. in. iron. caeo. St. t.o,ns Little RoIk an sxas and California points. No. 5 arrives at 2:sO D. m iron ocal points north and south of Ben on.
 No. arrives at 6:35 r. m. from Pine Bluft. Memphis. Little Rock and .ocsi points north and south of Ben. on.
 No arrives at 10:15 D. m. from Fine Blun. st. Louis, Little Rock and Texas.
 Trains Nos. IT and IS are equipped with the hanisomest dining cars in he country. carrying observation cars tnd elegant red seepers in connec. ion with the Alton Limited between 'hieago and Hot Springs without hanse. All trains arrive and depart rom Marked and Elm streets station
 GEO. w. HOUsLEY.
 General Ageni ROCK ISLAND TIME CARD All trains arrive and depart from Benton street station. opposite the oostoffice.
 Trains Depart. 7.SO a. m. daily, except Sunday Malvern local.
 7:55 a. m. daily, Little Rock local. 1:SO D. m. daily. New York and Chi cago. Oklahoma and California. 7:z5 p. m. daily, Little Rock, Mem phis Limited, connects at Memphis for all points.
 5:s0 ?. m. daily. except Sunday Malvern local.
 Trains Arrive. 1O;30 a. m, daily. from Memphis, Lit le Rock and Oklahoma. 1O;3O a. m.. except Sunday, from Malvern.
 s:55 D. m. daily, from New York and all points east.
 f;4O ?. m. dally, rom Little hoc.' Oklahoma and points cast. SIS ?. m, except Sunday, from lalyern.
 No. 46. the l:So D, m. train, has through steel sleepers to Chicago and lenyer, pa1lor car 10 Memphis and thing car from Little Rock, all steel coaches to Memphis. Direct connect. ion at Little Rock to Oklahoma. Call fornia and all points west Connect at Memphis for Gn points. Quick st time to New York city without 4xtra fare.
 No. S16, the TIPS D, m. train, has through sleeper to Memphis; also makes connection at Little Rock for oklahoma
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-26

FOR RENT rooms up stairs. sult able geF aoctors offices. ApIiy al Philips Bakery s-s 1T
The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-26

Right in your busiest season when you have the least time to spare you are most likely to take diarrhoea ana lose several days time, unless you have Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and take dose on the first appearance of the disease. For sale by all deal- CTS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-09-06
RAIN MARS OPENING DAY
Deluge Spells the Opening Day
Events and Causes Post
ponement of Rings.
PONY SHOW A FEATURE.
Premium Awards for Yesterday
Program for Today
Notes.
PONY SHOW A FEATURE.

] Pluvius, opening the fUodgates of
the heavens, spoiled the opening day
of the Bourbor Fair, reducing the
crowd which has always heretofore
the first day, to a
minimum and occasioned the post
ponement of four of the principal
events of the day until the opening
this morning.
|. Before the gates of the grounds
were thrown open yesterday morning.
the elements which had been threat
ening since dawn, opened in all their
fury, and before the scheduled time
for the exhibition to begin, the ring
was a sea of mud and the surrounding
grounds deluged to such an extent as
to render it disagreeable to the eX-
tremely small crowd in attendance.
AS = precaution to prevent the beau
tiful show ring from being cut and
made unsightly by the hoofs of the
ponies on exhibition and the wheels OF
the little carts to which number
were driven, the officers of the Society
decided to hold the pony show in the
rear of the amphitheatre and preserve
the exhibition ring for the events to-
day.
This move on the part of the Off
GERS did not discommode the spectator
| in the least as many stationed them
selves in the rear of the stand over
looking the place of exhibition, while
others went to the grounds below.
The exhibition opened with an excel
lent display of Shorthorn CATTLE. the
attractive premiums bringing out
many entries. The pony show which,
since the rejuvination of the Society.
has been one of the principal attrac'
tions, and adding to the enjoyment OF
the women and children, was fully uE
10 the average, although the exhibit
ors were handicapped to some extent
through the order of the officers not tt
allow the use of the ring.
The ring for the fancy turnout, car
rying with it premium of ten dollars
for the first choice and half tina
amount to the second, was won b!
Miss Mary Agnes Turner. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Turner, of thi
city, against two other contestants
John Stuart was awarded the secon'
premium.
The four events postponed Until thi
morning will bring together a I'm
class of harness and saddle horses
roadster stations and colts. 1t is pro
| posed by the officers to take up thl
part of the program this morning an
will make an effort to complete tn
program which was carried over frOr
yesterday and that OF today before tn
closing this afternoon. Following ar
awards made yesterday:
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-09-06
First Day, Tuesday, Sept. S.

Committee-J. F. Barbee, w. G.
Talbot, ]. T. Hinton, Robt. Meteer.
Shorthorn or any pure beef breed
of cattle
Best bull, years old and over, $15
first, S. second.
No ring.
Best bull, 2 years and under 8, S15
first, So second.
No ring.
Best bull, year and under, 2, $40
first, S. second.
Abe Renick, first and second.
Best bull, under year, $40 first, $5
second.
Abe Renick, first and second.
Best COW, years and over, $15 first,
SIS second.
Abe Renick first and second.
Best heifer, 2 years and under 3,
$15 first, SIS second.
No ring.
Best heifer, year and under.2. $50
first, SIS second.
Abe Renick, first and second.
Best heifer calf, under l year, Sic
first, S. second.
Abe Renick. first and second.
Shetland Ponies
Ponies eligible to compete in this
class must not be over 46 inches high
Ponies to harness must be driven by
children not over Is years of age.
Best mare or gelding, any age, il
harness, $40 first, $5 second.
Barbee Stock Farm, Millersburg, first
David Johnson, Muir, second.
Best stallion, any age, in harness
first $40, Especial by E. F. Spears &
Sons. manufacturers of Red eros
FLOUR $5.
Harvey Kerr, Lexington, first; job
Stuart, Paris, second.
Best pony, years old and under
$40 first, SIS second.
Miss Rogers, first: Sam Clay Ware
second.
Best pony, years old and under
SO first, Especial by Walter Clarl
mule dealer) So.
Barbee Stock Farm, first; David JOIN
son, second.
Best pony, year old and under
$40 first, Especial by H. A. Power) S
Howard Judy, Millersburg, frs
} Christine Thomas, Paris, second.
Best pony, under l year, $40. frs
So second.
Barbee Stock Farm first and second
Fancy turnout, decorations consi
cred, to be driven by children IL yea
old and under $40 first, Especial
I DIR. F. Fithian) So.
Miss Agnes Turner, Paris, first; Ge
! Stuart, second.
4 = Best model pony, $40 first, (Speci
! by DIR. c G.. Daugherty) second S.
Harvey Kerr, first; Barbee Stock Fai
second.
: Continued ON Page s)
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-01-21
Harry S. Thompson
INSURANCE AND BONDING
AGENCY.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Among my specialties are fire, life
and accident insurance; sale and
entail Of real estate; collections of
unpaid bills, &C., &c. Assuring the
public that any business lett in my
hands will be promptly and properly
attended to reepe cttully solicit a
share Of city and county patronage
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-01-21
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED.

In oar presc-iI. lion work We use
the bostquality o! drugs and chemi-
,s,a that we can obtain, taking great
care to soc that every one is Of stan
lard strength.
We use every possible arecsutiono
TO insure exactness and efficiency in
eompouuding each prescription.
Our prescription department. iGS
we'll equipped with mouern facilities
for doing the most thorough high
lualjty prescription work.
Our prices tor putting up prescrip-"
ions and household recipes will all
ways be moderate.
4ILBERT's PHARMACY
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
Gm nCpIpsninssn" / 6Olfefirfen.

Oct er pinligt ior mig oner for
en- iaa uomprfet Mano JON Sogne.
prplt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES men min
Samoittigbeo tpinger mig til at no.
tale islgenOe:
ON iaa 9iifop Wartenien 1000
@ange bar uOtalt, at ct Nenneifes
ariitenOom life itanr og ialOer meo
antagelien al Somfruieoielen er
ri cog Willioner al lepen6e ariItne,
iom meo cen Dumb og Get Sierte
er al mooint Menine, 90 ri for.
mener at babe Sem ariiti Gran.
oelium paa Dor SIDE. Sioite Sang
- for ca. p gar iioen 9iitop
q. Maoien bar nprppren6e | So.
benbaonsB rpitefonpent uotnlte ban
bit % lD0t angaoenoe oetteS psrgs.
mail: Seq uiIOe ODER for Ell ioa.
Dan ariIten, iom npoteoe Groen
paa Somfruisoielen, iiee: Oh er ct
ganife foroirret SoOeoe, noar on 10.
Re fan inoie, at R9etelie at bette
Greens 9eo ierer lige oper til Reg.
ielie al Seiu ariiti lesemlise Op.
i~tnnbelie, bpilfen BOG bar OGret ira
apoitlenes gase @runopoloen for
al ianb ariitenooms 9are og 9io,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
5Olfcfirfen % srbOe'G
en llOtalelie Of giifop @cscncr.

) oSollano-0allters StIttstioe1'
De" %ifriper 9iifop 6. @egener:
Zen preoe GeSoftion bar enifet
en- llOtalelie ira mig nngaaenoe min
Stiaing til oct Arboe.Gasmusien.
lie Spgrgsmaal.
llotalelien fan iielge Sn9ens Ra.
tlr fun blioe al aortbeo. gn Dir.
felia no9euliinoe principiel Geoege.
relic piloe frGpe itsrre 9la0s, emo
ct Ga9blao oentelig pilOe funne
in0remme.
Ser ifal GA fortelig uotaleS, at
ieg timber Yaitor arboe-Gasmus.
iens 5orblioen iom 9rGit / ben
onnife 6olfefirfe iaare ~6eflagelig,
baaoe / Jig ielo % naar Denies til
ben 6oroirring, JON Den iremfal.
Der % life fan nnOet ems iremfal0e
/ 6olfs friiteli9e 9egreber og / Be.
res 6oreitilling ON FreiteitiIlingens
5orplieteIier.
Seq bar ipGrt neo at %ioritna, at
ban pna Br9Oifeitol og peO Qebe.
font ielo fnn boloe Stillingen ITO.
5or bam ielo maa Sen Oog pitt pG.
re me9et Ii0t tilireOsitillenOe, og
for SUBS Riges Sag fun lioet
fru9t6ringenOe. SEQ funOe foritoa,
ON ban for lin egen % airfenS
Sfplo elf i'm Bel, Seq timber, at
ban buroe gre oct iom reOelig
Nano.
oaa IRnge ban for6lioer i i'm
Stilling iom PrGit og fnar Cop
oertil, fan ieg fun betrogte bans
Stilling | 5olfefirfen JON en- / De
peofommenOe NpnOiebeOers Ooer.
brrenbeo grunoet llnotageliesitil.
filling. Baa SpsresmaaIet ON 0en.
ne 0uer6Greubeos 9erettigelie %
poa De opbere lissenoe qariager til,
at Den bar funnel fomme irem,
ifal ieo life Der inOlabe mig.
getragte Den al Niniiteriet Ga.
gen truine afesrelie iom llotrpf for
en- M firfelig aurs, fan ieg life,
og ies bar ipert peo at tro, at Ri-
niiieriet ielp iful6e bile bnpe Den
betraetct ioaleoes. Np anrs for opn
oonife 6olfefirfe Tan il fe inoferes
oeo en- miniiteriel G~eiolition. Der.
til el Dor 5oIfetirfe ior sammel %
for goo.
enonu moe iee tiIfsie, at man
Ill ret 8iiroerine al belle 6en Irboe.
8aSmusienife Gag og al bpao i
ben er pasieret, bsr betragte ben
life blot for iie alene, men tillige
| oens 3orbinoelie meo en- bel R9f.
fe itsrre 90 minore 6oripnoelier
mob Den folfefirfeIiee OrSen, bpor.
OF Ser fenoes en- Gel inoen for
5olfefirfen. Sogen maa oeian les
| Sammenb9ng meo belle Den 2ss.
be6 og 2etbeo | OpfatteIie al 6et
folfefirfelige 5orbolo og De ioIfefir.
feIiee 5orpligteIier, iom er raaoen.
De / aoifillige areoie boaoe iblon0t
Grpiter oe 9Ggiolf, ogino i6lnnot
De firfeligt iinoe0e. aunoe Den fore.
Iia9enOe ieraeIioe Sae oirfe ben til
at man bleu iig bette og oerigennem
| rieere Mnal lit foIfetelige anipnr
bepioit, oilbe meget berpeo per.
punoet."
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
Srinitatis Scmimarimm.

llnoeroisningen for n9ite Stole.
aars @e0fommenoe begpnOer, ON
@uo oil, Den 4. Oftober isritfom-
menoe. SnomeIoeIie al iauoanne,
iom life isr bar SeItase. ! uaSer.
oisninsen, maa o9r. ns / 8pnoe
iereit 20 September.
Blair I auguit, 1871.
g. 2. Q q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

at naa oper til GefSnes, Oerfra
toars ooer SiGlan0 til asben6aon.
Ser er / lige 2uftlinie ca. 100
ailometer ira Aarbus til a6ben.
baon. 9e0 ben Ompei 86elen og-
ter at gre for eoentuelt at BRUCE
Sams6 iom Ge0lanoingSplaos BIZ
Der 5lponin9ens 2engoe 1870 ailo.
meter.
fo6ert 66elen foretog 9tfte-
llen ben IS. Mug. eiter at ban bar
leit ira i'm aontroft meo Jieflame.
bureanet oSem6al" uoen geoerlog
3 5lpbnin9er / 900 Meters Ssi-
De. Zen enc Sang itarteOe ban
iflg. u. 9. ira Ell iterre Gla0s i
3pr9eoen al 6lpbepIaOien og meo-
tog iom 9a8iager Sen iportslige
arranggr al 5lDOnineerne @eOaf-
tor 0eQing -9ielien, o@or6uSStiits.
tioenoe", 6lDpningen pareOe 7 Mi-
nltter og iorlo6 tro0s itprf 8ino
neget mutt.
85elen 6nr berpeO oun0et en- al
g9otel GoDal" uoint 9@respremie
for Ben f0rite 6lponing meO @as-
lager oe0 aorbuS.
WDitiif Sposfalo. Holitiet i 9em-
pig bar ira Seliingborg moOtaget
Undertaking ON, at en- oanif 2p-
rer beO Haon Sgn0ergoor6 er fun-
Den os0 Der. Mon far fonitoteret
bans 5Oentitet oeO Siplp al nogle
ira Statsbibliotefet / aar6us laante
9gaer, Ser bar / bans 9%eiiooelie.
San bar ifle. 81. 9. ira 1. Iopem.
Der / 6ior til 2. auguit / aar oeret
9iplpelGrer Dos 2prer 9ierre,
9iom6org pe6 2emnig.
Gn Rlobmanb lnmmet af 2Dnet.
Ooenie, 26. auguit. Bna Serregnar-
ben u2eitoeo"s Marfer paa Steen-
Itrupe9nen | Spofpen gif Snsmono
5eroinano Sanier. 2sgeifop Marf,
eftermiooag og pleiebe ganife t9t
oeo g9sitoeo", 90 ser trof en- Cor
oenbp9e op.
2pnet log neo og ramte Seite-
ne, Ser begge 6rebtes paa Ste0et.
Sra Seitene for 2pnet 40 Ssmmen
ooer pnn Sonien, ser blep Iammet
beire Sioe, ira armen BELT neo
til 9enene. San oar itaoie De6
gebioit6eo, men bar eanife noe al
til at bep9ee fig.
Nan iIeoe bom burtiet til SieIp,
og Spgen / Steenltrup blep | en-
5art tilfalot oe tog BAN unber BE-
gambling 0n ban allereoe | 2sbet
nf ct Bar Elmer bapbe bet noeet
beore, mentes ban iiffert uoen for
5nre, men forelsbig ifuIoe ban |
noeen Sio bIipe Iieeenoe til sengs.
0bbsfaIb. Sbp. @~aaroeier Sri.
titan Safobien Of @aIteieie paa 90.
Der gitermarf er forleben afeaaet
oeo 9soen / en- aIoer Of 70 aar.
Zen nf6soe bar ifIs. Dob. DosbI."
manofoIoige gar ipinet en- me-
get fremtre6enbe Toae inben for
Den grun6tpigife 9reos / Saos Ser
REQ oa nso | unlminoelie @rao fine
Rebboraeres Gatelie. San par Be-
ira Sen iioIte ilespigife arig
oa %oeforeret meo Dannebrogsmpn.
oenes Seoersteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
So Ugers Undervisning frii

Til en- fra svert county. Kost os
Yerelse $2.35 pr. Uge. Boyer udleies.
specieile klnsser for Nyk0mmere.
Nore Studenter indehaver de bedste
Stillinger.
skoien aahnes den lode Oktober.
Send efter katalog.
Humboldt College, Humboldt, Iowa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15
Glnbnina Narhns-ap6enhapn

Nelem 6lDberen Robert 5beGen og
9ureouet nSemoal" f6res ser iilg.
uaarb. StiitstiO." for Sfoen go.
aus.) 5orbnnoIinser ON en- 5lpb.
ming fra aar6us ooer Gattegottet
til asbenbabn. Sr. Sbelen bar
ertlpret iia biGig til nn6er aunitiee
geirforbolo at gre 6orieeet. Oct
er bans Seniiet at iIpoe fra aar.
bus ODER Somss, iom ban bill fef.
se poafanes fra Ioro til STD. Sra
Samsss Spoipios oil ban forisse
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

oers" gpgning / aarbns. Ga. 100
FrGitefuner Oeltoe i 0eOet, Der
life par ofientligt.
NGonte Gags gitermi0oog al.
lagoe MsOets Gelta9ere 9eise i
aOinOebipIpens gDgning og ienere
bar ser llOflugt til OmegnenS
Sfooe.
Sil MinOe ON SorOlfGlpet / CO.
la6rien og paa Sicilien 1908 bar
De 0anife, iom OeItog / Geonings.
nrb.iOet efter lllDffen, fornplig ira
Den i%talienife Gegering mo0toget EN-
iprlig / ben Gnle6nin9 pre9et
SelumeoaiQe. Sc 0eforereoe er Sf-
%iicerer og ManOifab pnn arpoieren
pSeimOol" % paa Oct forene6e
Qampifi6s Selifabs Sfib ,06r.
9roberg" Or. phil. ernit So6an-
mes S6miOt, Officerer pno Snpnn.
OeriegelieSifibet 086or", Or. polit.
@iet5 anuOien og De S~pgepleier.
fer, iom umiO0eI6art efter aota-
I%troien rejite til Stolien ior at pleie
Sc iaore6e.
SnmlcbOitcn. Miooelfart, %.
alguit. @umle6eiten paa9eitfpn be-
ggnoer ON et Bar Tiger. Oct ier |
anr ret onorligt no for Sumlen,
men | ben iioite 8i6 bar ben BOG
rettet iig IiOt. aGigeoel oil uo6pt.
tet fun blipe bpiit en- 6ieroeoel al,
buuO ser 6eite0es / 6ior.
Iil @engGIo bIiper griierne me-
get 6eie. 6Oilfet menes at ifploes
bells MispGfit / andre 6umlepro.
bucerenoe 2on6e, oels ben 0mitrn.
oig6eo, at Ger / aar ifal p9re Ole.
pen britet Oo6beIt ino megen Sum.
le iom eaers. Ter er o1ereoe iolot
en- Del Sumle til 2eberina til en-
Eris al 1H-2 ar. gunoet, me-
oens Eriien / 8ior nor ca. 90 Ere
pr. go.
CmIOrs for DC froniif ibge. Snge.
fasiefommiSiionen. bnis 5ormano
er Oepartementdef / Snoenriasmi.
niiteriet 8. geoel, bar afgioet lin
9etpnfning. Sopeoinoboloet al ben.
ne er napnlig en- forbeoret Spgepleie
for 6olf, Der Ii0er al ubelbreoelige
Sp9oomme. 0iSie bar biotil Doe.
ret uoeluffeoe fra iaa at iige aae
De anerfenote Spgefasier. Stoten
bill MI isae at biplpe oisie Ipge,
Dog iaaleoeS Of mar iteoie Itreber
eiter at tage beres egen SelnbipIp
meo / getroetning for life at ippf.
fe ben enfeltes 9ninarsfelelie.
commissioners 6orilag gaor bells
no paa at oprette eene afoelinger
for De froniif ipge; oisie aasier
ifaI % itsttes iprliqt rieeIigt, bells
al Stoten, bells al aommunen. Oct
antages, at Der fnn optaaes ca.
$4,000 WeoIemmer | oisie froniife
aioeIinger. Iernpit foreifoos Sat.
tielonens 5 SO uopi6et til at aploe
De lrbeGbrebeIiee ipee. S SO be.
Itemmer at aommunen fan poe
Si9lp til Speefasiemeolemmer, Ser
bar opbriiet oen SipIp, oeres Sore.
ming pOer Dem; oenne Siplp reenes
life for 6nttiebi9Ip.
@noelie foreilans oct, at ser op.
rettes I9rlige SDgebiem for De
f@rOniife ipoe, Der befinoer iig paa
Spgoommens iioite Staoinm, oct
forei(aas, at Staten ifaI poe ct 9il.
ifuO til Oisie Stem al 1 SIR. pr.
S1geoag pr. patient. Der pentes,
at Ser Oil blioe 10 a 10000 ip9e
at optaee / oisie anitalter.
ypruelammclien. 5 anle6ning al
en- | uHorore 9irfs 9ioenoe" for
2eroag ben 26. Mug. fremfommen
@eooelelie ON TO Eilf9loe af 9srnp.
Iantmelie | SsGerso Sogn onmooer
Ssaerso So9ns Sunobeosfom.
mission Hit5. Bur. ON at oplpie, at
Apt mn Mppfgnpi on,fof4. n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-09-15

SDrnclammelien. 5 anleoning al
en- | oNorore 9irfs 9ioenoe" ior
2droag Ben 26. Mug. fremfommen
@eOoelelie ON to Eilfeloe al 9srne.
%lantmelie | SeIerso Sogn onmooer
Ssaerso Soens Suno6eosfom.
mission 8it5. Bur. ON at oplpie, at
oct paa @eeIsoei omtalte Spg.
oomstilfGloe / fe err 9srnelommel.
ie, 6oorimoo oenne Spgoom er fon.
i~tateret Dos Batienten | Zperso.
IilfpIoet / gpereo err imiolertio Of
rlore Cato os ct eanife i~ioIeret
EilfGloe. gcofommen0e Barn, ser
er anerebet, er blepet inologt paa
GVtsipgebuiet.