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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-19
God Rules ALWAYS

Into the worlds most high and holy
places
Men carry s%elishness and graft and
greed.
Tho air lie rent with warning of the
Loud dogmas drown a brothers. cry
of need.
The Flect-of-Crecds. upon Times
ocean lurches:
And there is mutiny pon her decks:
And in the light of temples. and OF
churches.
Against life's shores, drift wrecks
n dcrelicts.
God rules, God rules always.
Right in the shadow of the lofty stcc-
pie.
Which crowns some costly ediice of
faith.
Behold the throngs of hungry. unhous-
ed people:
The Bread Line" thanked by char
ity and death.
See Eonder churchman, o%pulcntly do
ing
unnumbered deeds. which gladden.
and resound;
The while his thrifty tenant is pur-
suing
The white slave trade on sacred, n
taxed ground.
God rules, God rules always.
For these are but the outward signs
OF fever;
Those haunting signs. which through
delirium burn:
And the c~lear-seeing y of each Be-
lever
Can note the coming crisis. 1t will
turn,
For It has reached its summit. Con-
valescing,
The sick world shall arise, to
strength n peace.
And earth shall bloom with each and
every blessing
Life awaits to give, when wars and
conflicts cease.
God rules. Co rules always.
This is a mighty hour. No sounds OF
drumming.
No flying flags. no heralds do APP
pear:
Nc Wise Men OF the East proclaim His
coming:
Yet He is coming-nay, our Christ
Is here!
And man shall leave his fever dreams
behind him:
Those dreams of aNaricc, and lust.
n sin,
And seek his Lord: yea, he shall seek
and find Him.
In his own soul, where He has al
ways been.
God rules. God rules always.
Man longs for God. Before the Christ
we wot of.
With His brief mighty message.
came to earth,
Before His life. or creed. or cross were
thought of.
The Owe of love within mans heart
had birth.
He has not known the thing that he
was after:
And ever seeking. nothing has suf-
feed;
And sobs will sound forever through
his laughter.
Until he knows that He himself is
Christ.
God rules. God rules always.
Oh. when he knows this truth, in all
its s%plendor.
What majesty. what glory rowns
his life.
And. one with God. his every thought
Is tender:
He cannot enter into war or strife.
His love goes out to every race and
nation:
His whole religion lies in being kind.
This Is the creed that means tho
worlds salvation:
The birth of Christ in every mortal
mind.
God rules. Col rules always.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-19
Women Organize Auxiliary.

Women Organize Auxiliary.
Thursday was gala day for the
women of the state who attended the
Trt-State Grain Growers convention
at Fargo and tho meeting resulted in
the organization of a permanent WON
ans auxiliary to that association. Mrs.
Clark Kelley of Devils Lake was elect
ed president Of the new branch and
Mrs, j. H. Shepherd of Fargo who has
taken such a deep interest in the
women's program at his convention
was chosen Observation-Disclosures.
The program yesterday for the
women began at 2 o'clock in the
morning and continued until $50 in
the afternoon.
ing h day. n certainly Mrs. Shep-
perd and her committee. Mrs. Clark
Kelley Of Devils Lake and Mrs. Hoov-
er. dean Of women at the agricultural
college. may feel gratified over the
great success of the undertaking.
This undertaking.. to take care of
the women Who come to Fargo every
year to attend the convention. and Of
fer them something Of more than or.
binary interest, has eliminated in a
movement which is important in the
extreme.
Last year. when Mrs. Shepperd
planned a day for the visitors which
should be especially adapted to their
needs n their tastes. she found that
the response was 80 hearty and so sin
cere that during the year which has
since passed. she found herself formu-
lating plans for their comfort upon a
much larger scale. The result was.
that yesterday she brought before the
assemblage the question Of organiza-
ton. This action was taken al tho
close of yesterdays program. and It
is q matter Of congratulation that
there now exists a woman's organiza-
ton which shall equal in interest that
Of the Tri-State Grain Growers and
Live Stock association.
-44I~
The Young Peoples society Of the
Trinity Lutheran church will meet
this evening at s o'clock at the church.
There will be. election of officers and
all members are urged to be present.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-19
Stage Beauty Tells
Secrets of Youth
Review in The Arch.)

Il have often wondered at Jane
Clayton's youthful beauty. In a burst
OF confidence she told me her COM
plexion was due to a lotion which she
makes by dissolving a small original
package Of mayatone in a half pint OF
witch hazel. Massaging with this has
kept her skin clear and satiny and
preserves its girlish bloom.
Her long. wavy and lustrous locka
are due to dry shampooing. She says
she never has time to wash her head
and would not il she could. because
wet shampoos make the hair dull and
lifeless. A dry shampoo leaves the
hair soft and fluffy. To make the dry
shampoo, she puts a cupful Of corr
meal in a fruit jar and mixes with II
the contents Of a small original pack.
age Of therox. 1t brushes out easily
and takes all dirt with it.
with a jar of Mothers Salve to
cure core throat and colds and pre-.
vent catarrh, this actress travels for.
ty-eight weeks in the year.. Away
looks the pink Of perfection. and sing
at every performances"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-19
CAsCARETs FOR A
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Aently But Thoroughly Cleanse and
Regulate Your Stomach, Liver
and Bowels While You Sleep

That awful sourness. belching of
ecid and foul gases; that pain in the
pit Of the stomach. the heartburn, ner-
vousness. nausea, bloating after eat
ing. feeling Of fullness. dizziness and
sick headache. means indigestion; a
disordered stomach. which cannot be
regulated until you remove the cause.
It isn't your stomach's fault. Your
stomach II az good as any.
Try Cascarets: they cure Indigestion,
because they Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the sour,
undigested and fermenting food and
the liver and carry OF the decompos'
intsstines and bowels. Then your
out BY morning. 10.cent box from
any drug store will keep your entire
family feeling good for months. Don't
forget the children-their little in
sides need q good. gentle cleansing too.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-19
Miss Hoiseth Homo.

Miss Caroline Hoiseth was able to
cave the hospital at Bcmidii We'd
nesdaS evening and is again at her
home In the Neils block but it vii be
several days before she reeains her
former strength and full recover from
the terrible shock to her nervous sys-
tenn. Her bruises and injuries are
healing rapidly. however, and she is
cheerful yer the fact thai h so
luckily escaped even more serious in
jury.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-19
Returns to western Home.

Devils Lake World: Mrs. George
Nannicr leaves today for her home at
Portland. Ore. after a visit here with
her daughter. Mrs. Fred Traynor. She
has been here since last August and
will spend the remainder of the cold
weather in the balmy west. MIR. and
Mrs. Eannier formerly We're residents
of Ramsey county and Il few years ago
moved TO their western home.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-19
Guest OF Governors wife.

Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. Tobias d.
Casey of Dickinson was an arrival at
the state capital Tuesday. MIR. Casey
accompanied her here and proceeded
to Fargo to attend the Democratic
love feast. Mrs. Casey remained at
Bismarck, where she will be the guest
of Mrs. John Burke for several
days.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-19
Entertaining Colorado Guest.

Mr. and Mrs. II. ". Gibbs of Bel
q avenue are enjoying a delightful
visit from Mr.. Gibbs sister. Mrs. Sac
kett of Boulder. Colo. who arrived
yesterday from Minot where she had
been Visiting for some time. Mrs. Sac
kctt will go on from here to her old
home in River Falls. Wis.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-19
Informal Il. c. Dnncc.

Invitations were sent out today for
an informal dance to be given at the
knights of Columbus club rooms next
Wednesday evening. This will he the
last Of tho informal parties before the
annual ball and tho usual good time is
by the committee
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-19
I7 DIRK OF woMEN's
CLUBS THROUGH.
. . OUT THE STATE b

Thursday afternoon the music sec.
ton Of the Fargo Fine Arts club met
with Mrs. Frank ]. Thompson and lis.
tened to a splendid program on the
violin Inc French operas. The follow.
Ing numbers we're given:
Paper-"The VIOLIN" Mrs. Madsen.
Violin Program-Prof. A. j. Stevens.
Paper-sFrench OPERA Miss smith.
Duet - Selection from Carmen"
Mrs. Boyle and Mrs. Anheier.
Vocal solos from French operas
Miss Marden.
Piano solo-Miss Olson. Selection
by Debussy. e
The Fargo Washington club will
meet at the Washington school next
Wednesday evening. It will be "Old
Settlers Evening"" and a number of
timers. including Mr.. Eddy. Mr..
Holes and others will be expected to
spin yarns Of the early days. Light
refreshments will be served as usual.
The Longfellow club Of Fargo will
meet Wednesday evening Of next week
at Longfellow school. The program
will be devoted to "Old Settlers" and
their stories II days when things were
stirring. Col. W. B. Douglas will speak
OF old times and the committee feels
greatly pleased at his consent to tell
something Of early experiences, since
the school was named for Colonel
Douglas and for some time called the
Douglas Terrace school. Other nei9h-
borhood speakers will add to the
pleasures Of the evening and light re.
Treatments will be passed.
The Civic club Of Moorhead is en-.
Gagged In perfecting plans for the for.
NAL opening Of the rest room which
has been established in q Convenient
room in the basement Of the public IL
orary building. Sixth street south. The
room win be under the conduct Of n,
competent matron and there viii .bs
supplied every reasonable convenience
9 women n children visiting the
city. 1t 10 expected that the oficars
Of the club will make a definite an
npnncement in a few days and. it viii
include q formal invitation to ladies
and children visiting Moorhead.atsany
time 70 always avail themselves q Tho
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-19
Council Had Meeting.

The BAPTIST Sunday school council
held its January meeting last even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Griffith on South Sixth street and
Miss Myra Fox was hostess With Mrs.
Griffith. The cold weather was re-
sponsihlc for a smaller attendance
than usual but the meeting was rcplete
with interest and a lively discussion
was entered into ON the subject of
department Reports" which WAS l"d
by MIR. Griffith. The business meeting
was followed by the usual social hour
and light refreshments We're served at
the close.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-19
Attorney Divct.s star Dinner.

Wahpeton G~lobc-Ciazettc: Tuesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. \. 6. Divet on
fertained fourteen nf Mr.. Divcts
friends nj a 8 o'clock dinner. The din
ner was In honor of his birthday. AL
though that was last week. Mr.,
Divet's absence from the city last week
necessitat"d the postponcmcnt of the
dinner. The wives nj several of the
guests assisted in the serving. After
the dinner and cigars. the evening was
spent at cards and the ladies joined in
the game.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20

2Sffe meqet 6eifoOiqct Montreal,
Quebec Is. 2Gug. 9tGanliniens
GmbeoSmeno iiaer, at 9nmperen
uGoriican", iom iioite @an0a9 ftso-
tie pna ct 9Ss6ierg, er nu poa @ei
til 2iberpooI, og ut ser er iugea
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20

Cproret ]{tcoragua. @iaaalaa,
9tiearagua. II. 2lua. &nirrgeatcrne
unoer @eneralcrnc Mcna % 3ele.
Don fornDeoe glngre6et pua 0l1ad.
qua al. 3 C3oar Qlorge5. men 5leu
orepet tifboge efter en- 6aaro stamp.
Ser lpfteoes CprorerHe at fomne
liae ben til 0uiene 9nen, ior oe
bleo moot til at rpffe iig til6age.
1e amerifanife Diarine'olooter Der
itoo 9ogt peo &c 6oreneoe StlterS
gegation og @rpiioentenS @olao5,
retteoe en- ioa froitig 5lo moo Re
bellerne, at De moatte oige
9penS 9onbaroement peobleo 6e.
le )fatten; men ale 9(merif1nere og
an0re llolenoinger / 9pen er uOen.
ior al Sure Gn @ranat trof et So
ipital ii0ite Iirsoog % orGbte iIcre
Wpno. Der fortpQes. at aun0er
og 9ern bfep Oeres Stem 6rr6t
al @ranntcr, iom Oprsrerne Ifso
mo 9neu. Der 6lep SirSoaa Nj.
TEN aiort ct iSoriog pna at mDroe
G6efen ior 9iegeringens Eroppcr.
General emilio Gbomorro, meoens
ban ipaoiereOe pan @ooen
0legeringen bar en- Sprfe pao
1000 0iauo. Oprsrerne er life fllot
fna mango Sanger, iom er Neoet
toaet al General G6omorro, iiaer,
at Ne6elIerne bar miitet mango
MGno iioeu aampeu 6egnnote. Ne.
geringens Io6 er ogIaa itore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20
Darrot @ 'ifenot.
H0 2lntlnb &. lies.

Qo5 2lngeleS, II. z. I. otter
fun "a O}iuutters 6eFyd, iioen
5agcn 6le0 oen oper9ipen, ino6rgte
.sSitrp en en- aeuoeIie, Ser frifen.
ser Sagfsrer Clarence 3. Qarroip
ira geifpIoningen ior 9eitiffelie al
@eorge 2octpooo 0en 6eteuote
UtcJtamara Sag.
Stat5aopofat 6re0ericf5 uotrpfte
Itor OlisiorneieGe meo lloialoet al
Sagen ioet 5dn ertlpreoe, at 6or-
iuaret bauoe ppret { Ston0 til at
ifabe en- iaa itprt ipmpatetit' 5elel-
ie for oen 2lnfla9eoe / 9ietsialen, at
Staten3 9episiorelie intet formaaeoe
oerimoo. san ertlpreOe imiOlertiO
UiOere. at Saleu MOO 9urrolu for
geititfelie Al &urpme0lem 9aia OiI
6Iioe optaget og paa6egQnOt aaere
De pad Vfdnoa5.
g}r. 1arrop mootoa 2laIeoning
al 5ritenoelen en- Mgngoe 2ptSnit-
ninger ira iaapel nproGrenoe iont
irap9renoe 9euaer % fife miuoIt
ira G6icaqo, 5por Dan bar lepet o8
oirtet iom Sogiorer en- lang Mar
rpffe. inOIe6 Der man9e telegram.
mer. Selu alp0eoe 6au liz siea,
i1nligt ouer lloialOet o. i0nteS in1en
6rpgt at npre for oen anoeu 2GntIa.
9e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20
Gre Guiinee eooe lom ;Soloe
al JoroifeIp.

Sra aonitantinope meloes nn0er
II 9lng at fsl1e ieneite CpID5nn.
ger ifal benoeo 3000 0lenneifer
5aoe niitct 2ipet pco oct 5oroifGIo,
Der nplig bieniS1te 69nen omfriu9
Mormora Seen
9et er en- aruopopffcn0e 9eret.
nin8 ON 9}eo % 2oeIpggelie, ont
oeu uoienOte 6iplpeetspeoition bar
at bringe. 8lere 9per bar oet
pit zig nmuIi9t at fomme upr poa
@runo Al 9aitant, og al anore
9per finoes finn en- Ipnle rpgenoe
9iu'uer. Sororpitelier af minOre
0oloion6eo forefomner oagIig.
De biemfsies 1ilitan0 foroprres
benoelis peo Mougel paa 9Dgge.
materiale. 5oreuingen Get r6oe
aors" iamt flere @rpIte ilnntro.
piife Selifnber Bar optaget Qlr6ei0e
6lan6t oe neolioenOe og ml(igpis
oil Ser blpe nppeaeret til 9Grfe.
6iifoppen al Canterbury ON Sipp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20
Nr.6 &C..
poIitilfanoaIen / 1lew tlorf.
SanfinOitnO unOeriOses.

eep Dort, Il. Mug. gie1tige
9anfintereSier, repreienteret oeo ben
6eroprenoe ,@lear.ng 6ouie @om.
Hittee", fom @aar 3itriftsaOoo.
tat Bbitman til 0iplp oenne5 BE.
itrpbelcr ior at 6lotte ben paaltoa.
eoe forrupte 5or6in0elie meaem 30.
Iitiet og Spiaebuleae. aomiteen
paaIagoe olle De tilihttteOe Bengein'
Ititutioner at ituffe GitrittsuOpofa.
ten Coeriigt ouer SnoifuO, De mautte
5aoe mootaget ira b0iereitaaenOe 70.
litiembeOsmpno. iom er mist9nft
ior at 6ope 5aft eH 6non0 meO /
Sogen.
Get piier iia nu. At 8olitiIsit-
naut 6barIe5 9ecter, iom er IN.
DER 3iltale ior Moroet paa 6oieu.
t5al % ontlage3 ior gie0oela9ti9.
feo / aorruptionen, 1ar / De iiOite
otte D}oancOer uoiat S5S,S lit
eJet % i'm 6uitruS 9laUn Cpga-
oerne bleo ooergiDet til 0eu ofient.
li9e 9tntIager Gisie SnoitaO oar
i8rIt eiort 9iooeni5er 5ior. umio.
oelbart efter at 9ecfer 5ieo iat /
5pioien Tor oen oItron9arm iluao"
iom 5apoe tt Opga1e ot rpooe Spil-
le5uiene. og Ser bIe0 eiter6aanOen
-ot Reuae paa ,,noituo 2o6et al
set 1iosrlm ion ,e,dcf 8oie, ifol.
ae oenues llo'a3u, nofasiereoe
@raftpenge for iia ooerorOneOe
9ennes Qen iom 8olitilSitnant bar
50 $50 ON 9laret
0ntrift5aoDofaten tiger Al 6on
uil forelpgge Grandchildren 9epis.
lig5eoer. iom oil frioe ire Foiiti-
inipefterer paa alage ON genaeu0-
presning ira Spiae5uler o. nor
0entliae 5uie. 4iotl 5or Statens
1olt genueuaaaes 10 af oiaie sSn-
igeftsrers ganffontoer. q 100 pad
$4,000. ) octte 2lr5eioe oentes
Gm6cosmpuo for Ser tofale vGlea.
riuq 0ouie" at fuune ooe ogroiiaIoe
g'ttano
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20
GO uPY99eIi9e 5orbry0elIer.

2l'5ton. 3a, Is. 2(ug. @n Gr0-
itrio ON Q}puoig5eO oper ct 7 Mars
Barn Der Dag reiultereOe ct oo6.
belt Moro, toet @arreu Sauoer5
dtgo % Orrbte i'm @uitru og oeane5
Qiooer 0rs. @eorgs @riffit9 /
9arnets Gaaign 0ioroet ioH0t
5teo paa observation-disclosures.
9egge aoinoer osoe neiten pie.
bIittelig. Sanoers opergao iig III.
piaig ii 4olitiet.
0ma5u. 9lebr.. 10. Mug. 5 III
tes ianotes g}ii5 Mamie Carriers
aiiiqleoe 2e9ene 9euoe5 0erelie.
7oS :. Ito. 5t. Nan 5aooe iiOit
let 5enoe / 2ioe 2eroas qitermiO0o5
9loifiatgt tpoer poa, At ell 5orbrpOei.
ie er be9aaet og Politiet poater
Steoet naie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20
Gn moocrne Scnnnc D glrc.

5uare5, Der. Is. 2lu9. Ga Haa
0oluoe. C5erit Qa3ro 2flauis 6it
itrn til 3eIt og i Spi0ien ior Ell
lille 6aanoiulo Soloater Al 0p-
rorS9pren 9iorOe iig ior ao5Ie
elmer @aur tt oerre ouer &peh
6m REQ Al iorit I'll Bolitiitatioacn
o9 aioGbneoe Sprfen Ser % be-
mu9ti8eoe Jig @olitiet5 0eite Ger.
eiter reo Sroppen gennem &nen
itanOieuoa Der og Der 9utitferaa ior
at meotaga ior'teliae 5ornooen5e-
Der. % foripanot ian li1e iaa phlO.
ella, iom oe oar fommen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20

9pguin8eu a 5argo.Utnot 2inien,
par at iitre ell 0irette 6or6in0elie
meO D}ooie 5aw ogRegina Canada.
@lDernor 6aoleps 8ruuoe. 6oor.
for 0ii5iouris @lmern6r, @erbert 2.
S5aOlep, life fan It9tte Gooieuelt 9ao
8uperneren Ielp Spar poa / en- 2lr.
tifel 2e8lie's 8eeflp forIeoen
San tri0er: vltn0er 6oru0iptnitg
az = alt uior0ela9tigt, iom er iagt
ON 9}utonalfomiteen, Bar iin R.gs
tia6eo, er ct iaaOant Magtooergreb
a(0rig f0r 6lepet benpttet, og ben
aen05gerning. at oct 6enOte / 2lar,
bep0er fife, at oct oil Den0e igen.
@upernsren ifrioer pioere. atGpl-
acre, iOm ilutter Iig til BET me Bar
ii, life bar uo9en Siffer6e0 for al
oe grogresiipe3 gtotionalfomite fife
ON lire Mar oil BRUCE fin 9}ogt poa
ianlme Naaoe. 6an frenboIot, at
oen Al oct repu6lifanife @arti oeo-
tagne 8latiornL pi'er, at @artiet,
iom Oct MI trp0er trent life er Ell
5alItrruerif 0rgoniiatiou
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20
Ynnfcrne Ifal tase imOO %alsbiOrua.

9iew Dort. Is. Mug. 5ormano
0ic}I0oo a. oeu oenotrat.ife Hatio.
uale Geutralfomite oifeutlig9iorOe
i 2ag ct .8reo, JONI ban 5ar IaOet
uoienoe ii. en5uer 8anf Il. 2, %
6pori 9all ioreilaar, al 9anterne
ifdi mootage o. inoienoe Fengebi.
Drag ira De enfelte til ale De ior-
Iteaige Eartier. BIauen itoor
6or6iuoelie meO Den oprinOeli9e
Ianfe OH populpr Subitription.
6oriIaget leoio9eoes al ct 9reo
ira INSTRUMENTATION @ooorop8 [.
ion 5pori Dan iren6eoer EnifeIig.
5e0eu a. Tor en 8angs StpIo al
ida palgt en- 9reiioeut, boiS aGaIg.
uogiiter bar p9ret bdaret al 5eIe
5oltet t 5teoet for u$ntereSierne"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20
poIiti 2lfferen / 11ep porf.
SnipeftDr .6OpeS OegraOercs.

glefp gorf. Il. 9(ug. som en-
oiOere i5glge al llnOerio9eIierne
Boliriiagen Der 6leu @aar 4oliti.
npett0r Cornelius @. 0oues reOn-
teret til 4olititaptain 81 ban tillile.
meo 3 anorc Snipeftarer pil 5.be
unoertaitet 6or6or ior aommis
iioueu angaaenOe oereS 6or6olo til
u@raft~ Sagen.
aonmlisiionpr @aIoo iunes at
pile iptte aft mo paa at tomma til
9unos Sagen og iaa De itpIOiae
itrniiet % aeroeO iaa 1iort en- Gnoe
paa De idIt utaaleIae li.inuoe,
rom uiicr iig at 6ape 6erifet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20
2lrteiiif Irrigation.

Eierre, 2. :, T.. 9lHq Ssr.
Qaa X Doe, 6Imoe 21nan Gouu.
tn. oiier, at ban mco SelO fan irri.
qerc 2ano meo arteiiit 9aao San
har araDet en- @rsuo poa Ell bsi
@affe pao i'm 6arm on fonItrueref
ct Reierpoir, Ser optaaer Ganoet ira
Qrsnoen, pao ct Steo. iom Ii9ger
iaa bsit. at 9onoet fan le0es no
ooer 6eIe 5ormen San laoer Ban.
set aifisIes Heierporet for ban le.
ser set no ober M}arferne. San
bleD life ipr6iq ioa tioIia, at ban
/ Mar funOe irrigere I'm Q'arf ira
Toraoret al men ban uauOeoe Ell
Saoremarf iom oniaaes for at pare
rent mislpffet Gen iamne g}arf
pab so g}ui6els pr. Mere
Soeoe, iom bar irrgereoe, oil
gipe % gnI6eIs pr. 9(cre. og aar.
tofter. iom fif funitig 9anoina, bil
poe minoit 200 9ni6els pr. 9fcre.
San funoe life iaa irrigeret belle
set tiliodeoe 9treol I 9lar; men iaa
mart iom alt er in65sitet, oil ban
u6pioe S1Itemet, iaa ban neite Mar
Tan pnnoe belle 6ornen. Get Ter
uo til, at arteiiif &ono go0t fan
bruaeS til Srrigatiou, 6ois oct le-
oes inb et Reieruoir, 5oor set fan
oifeless for oct Ieoes no ooer War.
fen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20
9Ona6ne 6eOre.

Oma6n, glebr. 49, Mug. Foliti.
hef 0ouo6ue5 Silitouo ipneS ne.
iten inoo 5orpentnino at 6ape taget
en- genoing til oet bc0re. 2er0a9
Rat og Ssnoag luffeoes Oet at ifaf.
fe 6am Here Simers rotig SnH,
9pis beIasren0e girfniug itrnfS
iporeoes Wlun nprer MI Saa6 ON
bans 6elbreoe(ie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20

&eo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES QilmOing
er en- lng Q}an0. Der pil0e tnge Jig
ct Sao, blepen ihtgt Al en- @aj
Stalienerne ital / Oct r9oe 6aD ON
9or0 paa Ell pgpptIif Camper 5aoe
beilaglagt goot 0}ia. 2ire, Der
par 5eitemt til De tprtiife lropper
! 2lrobien.
6n al Geltagerne 8erRer1Grpe-
oitionen 6ior til oct norolge
9olar9ao 6Gpoer, at G8nene omfring
9afftns 2anO qenmer 9er0ens to
itorite Nuaejer.
en tpif 6abrifeier Bar forleoen
foreta9et Ell 9aaoufart ira SIMS
6rucf oper 2llperna til 5al36urg.
Surea oareoe ira 81 ~ Q}orgen
til ST. , Gftermiooog.
Set ooeIagte tp'te &uftiti6o Sdma-
Ben" oar foriifret Dos tire engelite
Selifa6er for 100000 Qlarf, men
Sedfaberne paaitoar, at ll6el0et
life ialocr in6 un0er 6oriifrin8en
og npgter at betafe. Ser er nj
anIa1t Sag.
sra guftea. Berlin, /. 2lu9.
2ofolon3eiger4 meooeler: SpO for
8etpu5'oeu er 5luOeren 2l6ramo.
ptih Gag itnrtet neO meo en- 8a5.
lager. Niaifinen bleo ooelagt 6lp'
oereu og bans @n@ia9erer blep finn
let iaaret
Stor 9om6earploiion Salonifb
1 2(u9. 4aa rorpet 2(ifDo er-
.po0ereoe @aar to 9om6er. 3
Sober. I QHu6ameoouere og 33 9ul.
9nrcre OrG6te5 % Mu5ameoonere
% If 9nlgarere iaareoeS.
9loaL0 9Gmnm0ien er On$oa1 Sen
81. Snli nnfommen til Gbriitianio,
6por Ban itraf8 blep mootoget /
9(u0ien3 al Song 6aafon; 9(uoienIen
bareoe en- lime 2(mun0ien tager
MI OpboIo paa i'm Gienoom for at
faIoenoe i'm Bog
9rpnot 4apirfabrif Dc forene.
Oe GoprfabriferS itore iSa6rifS6pg-
nina / 0rommen 9&orge, er 0nSoag
9lften oen 3. 9(ug. neobrpnot. 9pg-
ninger, Nfnifiner % Eager bar for
iifret iorife1iqe Selifo6er for benz
oeo IL Dill. ar. 3o6rifen bar
fln noqle faa Aar 9ammeI.
2Sffe neget 6eifa6iqct 0lontreal,
! 0ue6ec, t5. Qlug. 9[Ganlniens
GmbeoSmGno iiaer, at 3nmperen
uGoriican~, iom iioite @anOag ito
tie paa ct Ss6ierg, er MI poa 8ei
til 2iberpooG, og at ser er iugea
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-20
3D oanif ap6mnnO.

llnocrtegneoe meo0sIer 6eroeo. at
Ban bar fsbt og obertaaet oen bel
fenOte Oscar @ilbertion a6o- og
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blair 2anos-
mpno inobpoes paa oct oeHligIte.
&c annonre nGite 9tnninner al
gIaoet.
g. 6. SGrenieH.