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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

6m SOsitaOfejl. 5 5Iutningen Al
2lrt. ngn Stfloring al 0tormonerneS
5empelceremonier" / gtr. Sc er Der
fommen ct forfert gogitao mo ! ct
0ro, ioa Der itoar: g@uo bill life
6aoe 6orqlore I tit aige.@ Go9 Pet
bort og ipt r / Steoet, ioa itoar
Der 6orrp0ere ! SteOet for
05orplore@, % Oct er, bpa0 Der itul.
De itoa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

6remragen0e / @isHonSarbei0e.
5 Set ioenite 9tao u4uguitono a
lpies: .Geo ben / S~tocf5olm, SDer-
ria, / September 6olOte Missions.
fonference fremgif Oct, at Soerrig
inotager M en- al Be oaerfremite
8lo0ier 6lanot &er0ens msiione-
renOe y1ationer. Oct regner en-
@isiioner for 9oer 1900 SftOOoo-
mere, og De aarlige uogifter til DIS.
iionens 6remnle belsber iig I'll
1,27t,000 aroner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08
4. Wa0ien:
Den rritciige 1roslGre.

ct giiH6esmprte~ tal0er ean0.
t5eol. Z. 9ergmmu i 6ortalen oeu
llogooe al 3. g%}ooiens 0ognlatif.
Der nu CT 6egguot al uofomule paa
@a0s 6orlag, life SLOT ct 9lin0e
on Dor bort9ungne 29rers @erion.
lia6e0. iouu ale bans Ciciple itat-
teoe, men oBioa ct 1fn0esm9rfe /
oanif EeoIo8i5 6Htotie on en- Cog
matif, iom bar 5ait ioo itor &c.
tponina ior ct 9elt 5Iegtleo al
Oauife leologer.~
uOg oeIien bill 6Iioe 5iit meo me.
gen @ln0e, tiImeo oa oen er 6eigrget
meo IA me8en Eroitab og 9grbp.
0i1beO o~perfor Den afo6oes Ar6ei.
0e.
5 Sommeren 1910 ioreipnrgte
9iifop Mooien Gon6. Bergman.
ON ban piloe pare BAN be5ielpe.
Liz meo ll0gipeIien.
San f~orflnreoe," meo0eler 6on0.
9ergmonn. at oct 0reie0e iig ON
oet fritiif SomorbeiOe". seq full.
De geunemie bans 6oreIpsnilg, orsi.
te Den meo bom afinit for 4finit,
bielpe bnm meo ll0arbei0elien al
oet GitterGre Appnrat og iprIigt re.
|ierere Den npeite Oogmotfife elite.
ratllr, iom bans 5io fife tiaoo bom
ieio at gennemgaa, men iom ban
Deg gerre eoentueIt Dil0e ttnne tage
Stiaing iii. "a ie0 ipurgte, ON
ban life opfntteoe oct iom Ell SirO.
ring for ct ioooont Somorbei6e, at
mine oogmatiife Anifuelier ingen.
lun0e alto ialOt ianu1en me0 bans,
ioareoe ban: qSon meget mere nrr.
oifuIo bill 9eres 9iitan0 ppre, 0o
ioo oil baoe iforpere 9lf for De
ionge guntter / min 6renitiaing"
. ct Soor, Der bier, at bans 0pbt
ro0fpiteoe aonierpatisme fife uOe.
luffeoe 6or6pmsfribeO og Hirnme.
lig6eO."
0ette Samorbeioe bleD imiolertto
til 0eIs umuIigaiort peo 9iitop.
pens Optogetbeo og ienere Spgoom
9eo, man ndoe6e fun of foit.
fIon grincipperne for arbei6et og
or6fte ben f6rite gorogarf.
Oct bleo ~operoroget Broiesior
5reOerif Sorm, Bropit grif gbri-
% Gono. 8ergmonn at trpi.
fe 9eitemmelie ongnoenoe llogipel.
fen, oa l10gipelien bleb ioa after
/ gon6. 9ergrnonns Sdono,
ioaleOes at De TO onore bper bar
Igit en- aorreftlir.
5ef1ten er belt ieennem Bilfop
efter bons ii6ite Sorel9s.
rinesmdnuffript, ~fammenbol6t me6
ct TiIbsrermonuffript. Derimo6 er
Ser til Brofesior Wobiens egre Gn.
m~9rfninger UNDER Teflten f6iet en-
ailoebennisnin1er og Singh.
oeIie al npere 2itterotlfr, Der ne-
ifpIoes ltoeioeren.
Oct er M en- SO aor, ii6en BRO.
Tesfor Maoien boIot fin fsrite Sore.
I9sning ON 9roslpren, ben nienoe
% ftofte bol6t ban t907-t908.
Sans itore @rirnoigbeo og Cam.
,ittigbeosfiilobeo benirfeoe, at ban
fslte fig feroio, men itabie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

.6oloe % aarssSubiIepm for ga-
Ite0 S6i'fole netop pou ct 5%iOsputt,
oo }~lr6eloet er gaoet Stoa, % oct
bar life uoen 9gngiteIie, at gtplteo
Meniqbe0 .nobg6 til Soften. @2en De
to Dooes Somoer formeoe itg life
blot iom Ell imuf @inoefeit for Oct,
Der er u0rettet, men De oiite ogioa,
at 0~piteofolfene fife er trette, men
bar 6auoe 9Dit og Billie o. 9erlig.
6eo nof til at fortiette, ielp ON De
life / gie6liffet siner nogen 10
pei 0ertil.@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08
namericon Federation OF

uImerican federation OF Ser
&pgiene" 6eretter ON forifeaige al
bort 2anos aarliee u0~gifspoiter
I'll firfeIigt 4rbeioe inoenlon0s
$250,000,000; til 4eoningemisiion
$4,000 900; men til aoafeft oe
fffe-beruienoe 9riffe og Ign. $685..
100000. Oct er $7t,000,000 mere
END til firfeligt @rbeioe bnnoe biem-
nle og noe. I'll beruienOe 2fferer
meogaor Der aarlig So, 900;
ill 5obaf 81, 900; til Su.
peler $500, 100000 og til automo-
biIer $500, 100000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

Zen me 6%ort9an8, 0i beJgroer
! bette 91ummer, n4oel6eio % ga.
ioren ! Beatrice" er ~ifreoet al Ell
auin0e / Ell al bore 9ieui85eOer.
2lf ben @run0 oil pi iprlig benle0e
pore 9pieres 0pmnrtombe0 paa
0en og anbeiale ben til opmprtiom
GenaantlasBiu8 % iao - ior 90
riQt 5eIt o0erlo0e til 2p erne ielo at
be0Gnme Den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08
galtans3rIge

Geuae Gang ol oi iaoe 405e
0ut.ooI~ ta.e:
00ao err liar a9en til 9altanfri-
gem a0orfor BAR 9nlgarerne mo
ta9et 9gen airl-ailis' e5 n61rre
tpoe 8irger9, % 99oriof trel8er
Sc ia mo omGrin8 }loriauopel3 5or-
81 Cprfiet ~forfot BAR un0ertptt
@alfoutoterne: 9ulaariea. 5erbien.
06onteaegro % @rpfealan0 - ii0it-
nr0ute eleatDig lie en- 9alfonitot
men meo ] IaQet. 6uaoreosCu.
itaocr al 6u(gar te, ier5.i9e, monte.
ne9ruIfe % graife arHtse le0er /
8Drdet. e bar iteoie 0gret moer.
trpfte, q / sen ieaere N er SIM.
oreoer al 6en 5,epea masiefre0e.
Qlen 9q|lfaaitaterne5 6arHe CT fife
rettet mIoo 1grtaet alene; Den 8alOer
o0i1o zen fortatte europptite ior.
roeoerife GipLonati ) 1878 I'M
Der fre0 De elropGufe Magter. meo
&en6l8 poa Ct 0p9gr al Der BAL.
fanife 5pgrqsmaol. 9eriiner8rnf
taten. 0enae 5raftat5 4rt. . BE-.
itente 2otolregeriag meo u0itraft
Sel0imre ior De tprfi5fe gro0iH'er.
Iprtiet bar troos bets 2ofte alorig
lat Oenne 4rtifels geiteamlcIie /
Strait, og 0agterue oar ~opientIig
samtDft + 51rtiets luoertrgftelier
T. al 5rp8t for, al 5aoblanoiH8
fun0e tp0es iom ct fer'te Sfrrot ben
imoo 0pfploelien al 0eres ieloi'fe
og life 0eres uiel0Ife Eieneo. 6or
tiet o9 Niagterne bar ogha, o. life
forg9pes, regnet meo BEN lleni9beo,
Der 6olot 0e 5a,fanife 5olf ira
6oeran0re. 9tu fan Sc imiolertio
life regne iaole0es, for0i 9alfan.
itoterne FOR igrite Sang iioan 0eres
6riggrele ira 1Drtiei oco 9erliner.
traftaten bar pit Gone til at euoe
6eres lleni19eO % til at laoe Jig Be
Dege af Den enc 3a1fe, at oeres
9re0re ! 5Drfiet oeo gace o. aeIi.
gion er 6un0ne, life til aeiIer6em.
met, al 6oilfet De er lluoeriaatter
men til Sc forifeaige Stnter poa Den
anoen SIDE Of ben tprfiite @rpnie.
0ette er ben tore menneifelige
8rln0 til nqrDprenoe arig. ga
oct er bet, Der bar muliggjort Ne
Sejre, Der ailereoe er ounone al De
fire Armeer al 9ulgarien ! bets
6renmnr6 hmoo a0r aftopel, al
Serbien / BET tDrfiife 0ftrift, Der
fal6es oBomIe Serbien", al Nfon-
tenegrinerne De0 at re0oe De albon.
lie ariitne, og enOelig al @rGfen.
lamb pe0 at brDoe igelmem ben be.
rsn1te Stenport. 8i bar bert me.
get ON De to Of 9oan0ene - STAGE
og 8eligion = iom tnDtter be arfit.
ne / Sprfiet og i 9nltonitaterne
iomTnen. Men pi bar life bert
meaet ON ct treble 8oon0 - 3ra0i.
tion. 8i pil rineligpis 6sre me.
re oerom. 4oiierne peger mn pnn,
bpilfen 5nipirotior bet moa pere
for Den ierbfife Scr at inotage
2nnOet omfring aosiopo, 6oor bet
ier6fite aeiier0smme / 1889 git
UNDER | Tg0Sfampen me0 9Drfer.
! ne. Oct BRACES / Winoe, at Der
igennem Be ier6iife 5olfeionge lp.
Der en- Brofeti, OF efter at fem
Gnrbunoreoe err forlbbne, piloe Ger.
berne otter gna | Orig og ninoe De-
res 9m6 tilbage. gn l.gnenoe ira.
oition beamr6er guIonrerne, naor be
tnnfer pao 6eres G8or Simeons
gomIe biilgorife aeiIerosmme, Der
itrafte iig binfi6es 9iergposiene,
gennem bbilfe De M tr9nper frem
til De tprfiife SIetter. Deriom
bette er 9ilfnloet meo 5oltene mob
8orb, bpor nleeet mere co life meo
@rGfenlan6, Der en6nu en- Gang
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

Ssnoog ben 20. Man6og ben ri.
Dftober bo1ot mon % Gars.5eft
poa Npiteo Ssi1foIe, Nebrdifa. S
sbeferot oerfro ! sGouneD.~ l0ies
n. O.: Or e noeet pawbiet | at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

uge, gen 9elnnos me0 Oels Qtin-
Der ON Menelmis og Aganemfon
90 ielpe Olgnpllsbiergetl Den alt
bette oil faa ct groOt SteO. Iprfer-
ne bar / 8irteligbeOea n0ppe be-
opn0t at fpmpe, troos De alDor-
Iiee Iab. Be BAR liot. 9por iom
BELT, oct oar muligt, oar 5Drterne
pit 0eres gomIe 1ottif - meiterligt
5ilbageto9 for at bragg Oeres 6ien.
Der ioa lon9t JON mlligt ira De-
res 6oriDninB56aiis % for at idmle
lOeres Stprfe / aaben S9rren boor
Oeres 8aftif er MoOiton0ernes ooer-
legen. 0ette er fIog 0filitar.S tra-
teal. lt6eloigois er oct no9le ill
fqloe. ierIio oeO Den greife og ben
ier6iife 8renie, bleoen ful9t al fell.
De set, ser Ie0te til npro9renoe
Rrig = Rasiofrering al ariitne.
"a 0oIooeIeu al 9efoIfnin8en / eil'
roppiif Qprfi er friten, % 0a Here
Odaioner @rpfere er ipreot gennem
aiiatiif 1prfl irogter mango ior
en- u~lminoeIig 3osiofer. 0enne
Srn8l. boa6er D., er ugrun'
sci. men / 6oert 6alO er oct De friit-
ne Niagters paatrangenOe 9ligt al
gore Den tgrfiile Ge8eria9 tenOt
meo oeres 65lc.ie Den Saa angan-
eH0e.
- -
Goer for artiflen5 iioita Del oil
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

On aare irloen 9e9ipe11co er
set, at en- 0eoniH9eml iionur fau
5oloe 30 4ors 5u5ilalm noe pao
ben iamme D}i5ioEsuarf Door
ban oar ne0lagt 5ele it 4r6eioe /
i'm 4aH0ooms strait. 8ette er imiO.
lertio / aor GliplOet meo en- al
De. r5faife 0tis ionsielifa5s o08-
ti1ite % met 5etenote Dis touarer.
Qlt80ig 5ngioer 9tommenieu.
CONNER 1862 lau0eOe Dlisiio.
npr @lomneuien paa 5umatra for
at tage Ie, BET 4rbei0e, ion
Der r5inife 0}isiious Ell FAB 5aooe
%paabeaDnot et aars 1io fsr bIanot
8ataferne. 3 1859 par bette gt So
iols elifabs Dtisiionpr nemlia
.b,eDet iui0iton0ig itonoie0e j 0eres
@erning paa 9orireo peo q bIo0igi
C2rar. iou u0brs0 0croDre; en- Del
al Diisiionarerne. aapnIig al Dc
fDin1eli9e. 6lep 0rG6t. Reiten bier
fororepet. % ben 5olIonoife Solo
nialregeriug hirOe fife laOe Dem DO.
Gtte iig pau gorneo igens al 6rpgt
for ct MT 0prgr. Ia blep Del
rbinife MisiionsieIifabs 0pmerf-
iombeO oeo noget iOm mango oil
fdIoe en- 5iIfpl0igbe0, nnore en-
@llos Snrelie, leoet ben poa IA
taferne paa Smlatra. Selifabets
Snipeftsr / europa ion neruIig
oaal0, / ct 8enteuGrelie, bDor
ban ifuIoe hlbringe ct aoarter, Ell
8i6el paa gatafernes Sprog; ban
berte. At bette 5oIf pao Ell balu
Oiillion Ufenneifer par omtrent ube-
rsrt al ben friitne Mission, men /
6are for at blipe opilligt al Sslnm,
og Dan, oen biemIi8e 9eitprelie %
0}isaouprerne bleD ioo enige ON
at tage bette nDe Arbeioe op.
sim foo al 9dltiOens Dis
iionprer bar funnel opDiie ina goOe
Reinltdter iom 8utaf.U tisiionen. )
0e forlgbne anr er Ser tro0s ale
gani feligbeOer og til 1ro0s for en-
forbitret anmp ira Sslnms Sfoe,
fremoofiet en- Menigbeo paa oper
100000 Neolenmter; Der er blon.
itren0e SfoIer, Observation-Disclosures
mango inofsote arbeiOere, og ali.
muet I De mere 6eitIigoenOe gele al
Slmatro er life uiunOt.
NtisiionGr 1ommenien bar ianet
2op til at ie bele Oenne ri0e 10
D fting meo line egre Zine og, til
at leoe en- flor Del al Dem flem / ct
beiinOist Os roIigt Spor. San Dor
fife al Dem, Der ferit ifuIoe blioe
Nisiionpr oeo at reiie ooer ct Der.
oensbob. 3an bor lige ira ui1g baft
en- ijpIoen Gone til at uoeoe en-
0pbtgoaenOe friiteIie SnofIpOelie,
bDor ban fom. 5 fin 6eoeegn /
Ditmorfen gao ban StsOet til en-
in0en ban reiite no, og
bar geretnineer ON, boorle0es
en- lang Samtafe me6 bam ferte
en- osos66mt boannOif Soloot til
Ompenoelie.
Men fin esentlige Ronooomsger.
ming fom Nommenien til at spe
9atoterne, og ban por /
@roo uoruitet til bette Mr.
Hopnlis bar ban ! 9efiooeIie
m00 m 9nnfunn0inhp6 INN foo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08
aOrn i=0us.%)5

5toumen jog,
% Heonen iloa,
% Seoen elf i Qeie;
lagOe iig longs 5orOen Ian,
belt oanifeIigt at meie.
SfDen peg.
% 91eg peo 9teg
0mii0er 1too / 5rabe.
"a Der ifnl0e feres ino,
fem after at al 2aOe.
DAG poa Gag
meO 1or0enbrag
oct piifer neo og fuller;
- brDo Ooa frenl, Oh fore Col
% req Den rige Nnloer.
9or0en gaar
me0 9og( i Soar,
mems @iertet / bom iutfer;
fIDtter paa Sc 0aa0e }(fs.
o. moo gor9erre muffer.
2ff5 oB Man0
itoor 6alot / 8auO.
at. megct oil Der ipilOesl
8lnugt ct 9aan0 maa les ep.
Of mangt et 9}e8 maa itil.es
0og til iioit
meo Ii6en Drift
Der Iesics fan % fores;
9Goit % Col GER feaes Saa.
o. ale 0pnoer r6res.
5uIOe 2ps
a6r beie 695,
ait UNDER Sang % lroIIsn;
Rioeu aaor / Rigebaon9.
til lgitiG giifefnnl0en.
Men ON 2an0
ira N1ano iii gfan0
oct oaar meo Sooe0ruiten:
Gornet fit oi bel / 6us.
men oanIfelig par &sitenl
G6r. &icbaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

ioaleoes Ell al bans SLENDER liitet
liz mo % %ifaaret ben Snor oper,
iom bolot Gagperfet / gtommell-
lens Sus ianmnen, / 9oab om, at
1aget ON gfotten ifuI6e itprte neo
% fnlie Misiioneren. 0enne fonl
Diem 90 ipiite jim 2tftensmo0 uoen
at af1e roget men .noen ban elf til
go, mprfeae ban en- Iettere Soro-
rpitelie - noget iom tot iaotr9i.
Ter paa Sufrotra = % ban ifnn0te
itg oa no i oct frie
st 2iebFif efter itprteoe Sliet
iommen. men 9onmenien bar
uIfo0t.
Ga oH0en Sang bIan0eOe en- 9o-
tai silt / 1ommen ems Ma0; @is.
fionGren ipiite Nfo0en uOen at tage
Den min0ite Sfooe oerof bpao Der
eioroe ct "a itGrft SnOtrpf poa 6e0-
81
uiuaen, at ban ienere tom % til
itoO i'm SDn0 % BAD ON 0onben.
San tit giapnet @tifoOenllis % bleu
en- opriatig ar.ite1. ) Aaret
1861 par Der en- tor 6eOenif 6eii,
5por Iuii1oer al 0iIOe 9otofer par
iomte0e; Der par Oct Weninaen, at
man ihtl0e foranitaite Ct Qienneife.
.orer % j ClmmreieH % 6oroirrin.
gen orube Ronmen en-. Cenae BAR
6leDet aooaret; men ban oiloe fife
fI0gte. @anife enc o8 ubeDp6net
.gif ran nle0 til Soften. q / ct
nma.8t 2ie5tff itoo Fan op paa
e. Tor Sten % erflrreoe nleo 5si
f8it o%oerior De iorbIeife0e &n0.
fe0te. at BET m1atte Unre 9ggnens
59nte. 0ipoeleL Ger oreo oem til
at b0l6e iaaOanne oiloc SETTER. 6oor
Be eaooaiao ihlIoe 0r0be o. ore
9leueiter al oeres eaet 48o 81
BOO. Gn ia0oon 0ptraoen itreo
10 1anife MOO @n05 @aia. 81
Hart ifiloreOe Dan for Dem &juas
frclicnoe a%Grli9beo. 51gen la90e
6anuo paa 6mn. og 6eiteu eu0te /
6reo.
Me attn par oct JUL bans 2i0.
BET QioD0t men oerior funOe BAN al
ligeUel blipe at paa 6aaroe Fre.
Der, 6oor en- Smule lttaalmo0ig6e0
pil0e 5aoe ne06rl0t bans 5noilg.
0ele 5lanot De SrrofeOte. 5aaicoe5
TOM Der en- Gag ti0lig ON Norge.
nen 6 Ninno for rigtig at OriQe
bam. DC bIeo Dos bam belle 0aaen,
% 9tommenien maatte iortpae 81.
~itorier for Dem pie Dem tit llr o.
af0re GienOele, ipiae 6armonifa
for Gem og gipe Dem 6oooe Dft0.
6agsmaO % aftensmao. 8e op-
fsrte fig til @engeIO iorfqr0elig
tforifnnmet % ipptteOe o%GanmeIi8
roo geteliaft r1ntot ON paa @lllo
% M66Ier. Ren 9Onmenien Dor
liee uioritprreIig og erflereoe Blot
iogtmo0ig oe0 Wf0notstio, at III
flnr0e ban life mere, men maotte
baDe Ib0t SGon. MpnOeue eff BOG
fife for BET, men Ing6e Jig HOen
Di0ere neo poo 8ulpet bans Stle;
men 9oor iorbapiet bleo Sc fife, 6a
De Daa9neoe ti0Iig ON Niorgenen %
iao, at Rammenien ON gtotten par
itooet op % gaHite lille bnp0e Iagt
ct uIoent 39ppe ooer bper al Dem
for at ffprme 6em moo auloen. &c
bIeo ion belfGmne0e. ioa DC Blot
itiIier6igt Iagoe Iepperne on.
men % liiteOe bort. Senere bleo
BE ale 6 ariitne.
@an fan iaa Ell 5notrDf al Pom.
meniens egen aarafter oeo at e.
boilte 5or6rinaer ban itider iii on.
ore MisiionGrer. Get par / 4aret
1903, at gotafm siiOnen mnatte
uooi6e fit arbeiOe til en- 10. pan.
ifelig ggn. "a ifreo 0ommenien
biem: u8i trPnger per til De opg.
tigfte 5oGf, life oItfor iItre Ratl.
rer, men taalmooige, penIige, op.
ofren6e. ferIigbeOsfuloe Reno; it.
te Stemnin9smemeifer, Iom j oct
enc giebIif er inblen0e 6enrofte %
/ oct npite 9ie6laf 6eSrsoet Inoer
&opeoet benge ooer imao 5ortrGoe-
- ~ @TE F.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

= Gette ifanne 0iot Dor irenme
0erbiemnne for flere Mar iioen, og
5orboIoene bar foIot oct irem i Mar
igen. Oct oil oaioo Geies meS 5n.
teresie Per ieIo al Dem, Der bar lpit
oct ier. DTS Ne6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08

Goer for slrtiflen5 iioite Del oil
oi are opmrrtiom paa, AZ BET Ell
~ifreoet, fsr De iioite arigs6egfoeH-
6csef bar noaet i. 4nerlo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-08
Gn UdsiiOns. 9ctelau.

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-13
What Charming Little
Street Dresses You Nav
Have This Fall!

They particularly pretty and this
with little touches of trimming and tailoring that they
have not known before.
This is not alone opinion, just advertising talk,
but what who have already and bought them
1t is what you will say!
And the is not hard to find when you anayze
the preness and smartness and mness that you whole
in dresses we have gathered this fall
At time it's novel little collar again it's the
of satin veve trimming it is suede belt the
usual OF two coors and then often it's the
tea Among the wooden dresses SERGE of course
undbed but the have helped the wonderfully
by giving those heavyoong materials Bedford cords and
whpcods and eponge in weight that lends itself admirably
the tailoring and snug fitting of one piece dresses
You need but these know dresses will
be high favor this And their
be SO much a matter of price as formerly.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-13
The Wooden Dresses
At $5.75

very careful tailoring 1t may be had in either black
The low round collar and the cuffs finished with satin
long sleeves the skirt panel in the back and the waist
raised just bit 1t may be had in sizes for the school
we'll in the larger sizes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-13
At $11.75
At $13.75

about the neck with faie silk collar high the back but fall
ing low in front and showing the effect The in
brown has all this collar and suede belt in greena splendid
combination of COOrs.
The Adair County news., 1912-08-07

Mrs. Carrie Mcdonald, 1886 Trigg Ave-,
Memphis, Tenn, and Mrs. Sallie E. Grif-
fifth. Veechdale, Ky, are always supplied
with DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin, and with
them, as with thousands of others, there
is no substitute for this grand laxative.
1t is really more than laxative, for it
contains superior tonic properties which
help to tone and strengthen the stomach,
liver and bowels so that after a brief
use of it all laxatives can be dispensed
with and nature will do its own work.
Anyone wishing to make a trial of this
remedy before buying it in the regular
way of a druggist at fifty cents or one
dollar a large bottle (familv size) can
have a sample bottle sent 10 the home
free of charge by simply addressing DR..
w. B. Caldwell, 405 Washington St.,
Monticello. Ill. Your name and address
on postal card will do.
The Adair County news., 1912-08-07
R0weS X Roads.

Wheat threshing is a thing of
the past in this corner of the
earth. Wheat Is very good.
Willie Cain had five months
old baby to die this week.
Old Uncle John Hughes died
last week. He was an old soldier
in the late war. He has been a
member of the United Brethren
church for many years, he was
a good old man.
Since my last letter to the
News there has come a little boy
to Frank Blakeys, Frank is all
Smiles.
Fin Mckinley sold a cow the
other day for $50.
Ohio Bibee's family was visit
ing your scribes here this week.
The Sunday School Convention
at Liberty was largely attended,
a great crowd ana d great din
ner. So many got what they
went for to see the crowd and to
get their dinner. The speaking
was good, Brothers W. S, Knight,
F. j. Barger, Charley Kennett.
Claud Harmon, Loren Phelps and
c. M. Dean were the speakers.
But the time has come that we
can't hardly have a country Sun
day school, there is so many
games and basket dinners, they
have nearly broke up all the Sun
day schools and prayer meeting.
/ am opposed to them. You ask
a boy or girl when they come
back from one of these big din
ners. Did you have good time?
they will tell you yes, then ask
them who spoke and what was
the subject, don't know | was
not in the house. Now these
folks had a good time they got
what they went for. Brother
preachers and church members
we must stop these big dinners
or stop your Sunday schools and
prayer meeting, which one will
you help to stop.
The Adair County news., 1912-08-07
WebbS X Roads.

Mr.. Lawrence Webb and wife
who have been visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Webb, returned to their home in
Kansas Wednesday. Mrs. Law
renee Webb was delighted with
her trip, it icing her first visit
to Kentucky.
Mr.. frederick c. Westerbeck,
of Cincinnati, who spent few
days of last week with his cousin,
Miss Marie Duffy, at the home
of Mr.. Nathan E. Weir. returned
home last Wednesday.
Mr.. Zack Potts is now citizen
of our community.
Mr.. Albert Wilkerson and
family will leave for Illinois next
Tuesday where they will make
their future home.
Mr.. Joe Lucas who has been
confined to his BONE with an in
jured thumb is now able to be
out again.
Mr.. c. H. Cravens threshed
six -hundr. d bushels of small
grain recently. on his farm.
Miss Beatrice Webb who has
be en- quite sick is able to be at
school again.
There was quite a mice dinner
given last Sunday at the home of
Nathan E. Weir, in honor of Mr..
Lawrence Webb and wife, also
Mr.. frederick C. Westerbeck.
Mrs. Weir who did justice to
Kentucky reputation of cooking.
was highly complimented by her
guest.
Mrs. j. A.. Webbs birthday
party of the 18th, was greatly
enjoyed by her children and
friends.
The Adair County news., 1912-08-07
Bowels are Basis
of Child Health

The careful mother, who watches
CLOSELY the physical peculiarities of her
children, Will soon discover that the
most important thing in connection with
a child's constant good health is to keep
the bowels regularly open. Sluggish
bowels will he followed by loss of appe-
tite, restlessness during sleep, irrita-
bility and dozen and one similar er-
dences OF physical disorder.
At the first sign of such disorder give
the child a teaspOonful of Dr. CALDWELL $
Syrup Pepsin az night on retiring and
repeat the dose the following night if
necessary-mOre than that will scarcely
be needed. You will find that the child
will recover its accustomed good spirits
at once and will eat and sleep normally.
This remedy is a vast improvement
over salts, cathartics, laxative waters
and similar things, which are altogether
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-02
T|CKWALLO;
MAN Of
IRON NERVE
KATE BARNARD TELL s
\ STORY OF PENlTENTIARY
CHARACTER

AL one of the dinners given oc
casionally by the rnsa Press club, al
which Miss Kate bernard. commis.
soner Of charities aud corrections OF
Dklahoma. was ~ guest sue told the
following story: Nerve is com
paratiye term, and means doing
somethng which seems not OF the
ordinary to the one who calls doing
so nerve lt reminds me Of lick-
wallo, an indian trusty at the Nc
Alester pcntentiay TickwaIlo is in
ihere Tor ten years fOr boiling mp
and rclbng - store .l of men.
When | inspect that penitentiary, as
his nnconscionsly humorous obserya-
lions and answers to my questions
( amply repay me for the trouble Of
making the inspections
"The last time was there Tick
wallo, as usual, was my guide and as
We went through one OF The yards
80 saw man heavily manacled.
what mas that man done, Tick
wallo?' / asked
Him bad man awful bad him
Try 70 get ont. hm ncryiest man in
jail, answered my guide
How do YOU know he IL So
neryy2 Il asked
Him heap neryy, insisted Tick
walio HIM ia here for marry four
wives the0 him want TO 8et out
again.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-02
LAW WILL SETTLE THE
QUESTION OF NEAR BEER

Attorney General West, accompani-
ed hy state enforcement Officer w.
j. Caudill, and S. 7. Bledsoe, gen
eral attorney for the santa Re rail-
road. viii appear ia federal court in
Kansas CRY Wednesday, IN connec-
ton with o case, praaeh by q fitm of
f'neaiI1eef' nanNiaeflree 10 com
pei acceptance hy the santa re Of
shipments of It's prodnat consigned
to Oklahoma points