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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19
FOR SALE

FOR SALE ASs0NFor a1ief deal, choice Improved farm near Irondale; also five acres ad iacent, cheap; also ten acres twill sell half), near Bessemer, S75O. Owner, SOP American Bldg. Phone Main 5272 BARBER shop for sale. I have a one chair combination shop. Located In only pool room in town. Can make s2o a week Worth $780, will take less. Address M. A. Moody. Gunters- vile, Ala. 10-16-4t FOR SALE-A bargain for cash, passen- ger Odsmoble; good condition. Mon arch Pool Room. 10-18-tf UNDERWOOD typewriter for sale, ex- chrange for merchandise; condition good.f FOOT 3d avenue. 1o-1S-4t
 MIGRANTS FARMS. 1000 Acres Marion county at $7 per acre This property is well timbered with hardwood. Runs up within half mile of Illinois Central; we'll bodied; well wa tered, fertile gravel soil adapted to corn, cotton. vegetables stock raising; coal and iron ore under this property. Good gas and oil indications. Mir Investor get the particulars on this proposition. It will pay you.
 INGRAM REALTY co.
 Empire Bldg Main 1197 FOR SALE-One 35 room hotel nicely furnished, at bargain; want to sell furnishings; can lease the building as long as wanted to right party. Ad- dress Box 1885, Gadsden, Ala.
 10-19-4t- sat t-su-w tn s3500-Nice five-room home, = Nineteenth street, edge of South Highlands; easy walk of center; $500 cash and s25 month See Eborn. SOP American Bldg. Phone 5272
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

Real Estate bought, sold, exchanged. INGRAM REALTY COMPANY, Empire building Bell 1197.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

WE sharpen safety razor blades better
 than new, 25c dozen; mail us your blades. Robert Prowell Hardware Co.,, Birmingham, Ala. 6-2l-tt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19
ONE CENT A WORD

RATES--One cent a word dayj no ad. taken for less than 21c for first fnser-
 ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19
WANTED-MALE HELP -~~~~~~~~1 S1ft,>-->|->|->>-~-->-->


 WANTED-MALE HELP >"-'-"-7-'-"-o-""W W4NTED.
 200 COLORED LABORERS To work on Lock No. II
 On Warrior river. Wages, q 50 per day of eight hours, Or eighteen and two-thirds cents per hour. Pay every Saturday night. Come to Searles, Ala. between Tuscaloosa and Birmingham. HARDAWAY CONTRACTING CO,
 Searles, Ala 9-l9-6W MAIL CARRIERS. postoffice clerks want ed; Birmingham examinations November 6; free coaching. Franklin Institute, Dept 2-S, Rochester, N. Y.
 9-13-22t-fr- sa-su-mo-we
 WANTED CARPENTERS, HOSTING ENGINEERS AND QUARRY FOREMEN. Two years work on Lock No. II On the Warrior river. Carpenters, 3 cents per hour Quarry Foremen, 50 cents per hour. Experienced hoisting engineers for Derrick Engines, 40 cents per hour.
 Communicate with HARDAWAY CONTRACTING CO,
 SEARLES, ALA.
 s-1S-60t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

ROOM and board for two desirable young men. Good neighborhood, Southside. and easy walking distance from the business section of city. Phone 76S4-W main 1O-16-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

FURNITURE repaired, upholstered ana refinished by an expert workman. south Side Cabinet Co.,, S07 South 2Oth st.
 6-2S-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19
l ONE CENT A W0RDI
FOR SALE

RATES--One cent word dayy no nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19
Motorcycle Impounded

Thus the issue was joined. The chest nut blight blighter was haled to the near est justice of the peace and the rnotor- cycle was impounded in the boxstall of the village livery. The patholo2ist walked home. He put up kick to the department of agriculture and was cold ly informed that the department was not paying any state license this season, but that no objection was made to him paying them himself if he wanted to. He didn't want to. He is a little queer about such matters.
 The case was put into the hands of the departments legal advisers. and So- icitor McCabe said of course that he could not sanction paying state license. It was then put up to the Attorney General and the governor of Rhode Island, and the one agreed that the license could not be paid, and the other insisted that it must be paid
 Meantime the plant pathologist walked. He walked so much that he claimed that he wore out s9.47 worth of shoe leather and the state of Rhode Island paid to Silas Lethbridge, the lveryman. $50 for six months pondering over she case. In the meantime the chestnut blight got it's second wind. and was leaving the plant pathologist in the gloaming-his pursuit of 1t afoot was not at all successful | pr. Galloway. the chief of the bureau of plant industry, is mild hammered man, and Dr. Metcalf, the chief of the chestnut blight investigation, while being a public spirited citizen, Is also averse to legal strife. They offered jointly to pay the s2, or if the pathologist should not want to be so heavily indebted to them. to per- sonally circulate subscription among the employees of the department. Both of these offers the pathologist kindly but firmly declined.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

BUY your piano or player plano of Seals Piano and Organ Co.,, Alabama's oldest
 piano house. 2017 1st avenne. Dirming-
 ham. Bell Bldg. Montgomery. 4-6-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

WANTED-To buy four second hand pool tables. If you only have one and live near Birmingham, write me. A. Alexander, 1908 Sixth ave.
 10-17-4t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

CAN'T we give you an estimate on your old piano and replace 1t with one of onr player pianos; easy payments if desired. Phone 2O6. Seals Piano Co.,, 2017 1st ave-
 nue. 5-16tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

WANTED-Five bookkeepers, six shoe salesmen. two lady cashiers six sales ladies for department stores must fur nish references. Call or address Busi- ness Mems clearing House, PIP First National hank
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

FIRST class accommodations; close in 22C9 9th avenue. 10-1i-l0t ROOMS. also board 1903 5th avenue Phone Main 15lS. 10-17-4t DESIRABLE room and board for couple or two young gentlemen. in private fam fly of three adults. on South Highlands; references exchanged. Call Phone Main 26S6-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19
Called It a Fee

Thus things were deadlocked, and the great affairs of state were some snarled over g license. in which the Attorney General of the United States and the gov ernor of Rhode Island could find no way out. Then the Attorney General conceived the brilliant idea of paying the sum
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

TALK WITH ALAN JEMIsoN. e Bell 10o Peoples 61. 6-+tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

$1o,o ,o00 to loan on improved city property in amounts from $500 to 5000; straight two year per cent loans. Edw. C.. Dugas, 615 First National Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

5000 PRIVATE money for long per cent loan on some good real estate. R-s2.
 Age-Herald 10-1S-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

WANTED-Two good men familiar with the manufacture of sash and doors Ap- ply 737 First National Bank Bldg.
 l0-1T- cf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

LOANS negotiated on Birmingham real estate; well secured notes bought. H. D. Smith, 2O6 Hood bldg. 10-19-6t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

I BUY, sell and exchange real estate.
 J. M. Gibson, 4O9 Empire Bldg. 12-4-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

TALK WITH ALAN JEMIsoN.
 Ground floor. Steiner Bldg. s-e-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19
WANTED-HELP

WANTED-First class cook for engi- neers camp of 25 men on large con- struction job; about Is months work for right man; good quarters and pleasant climate: good opportunity for man and wife Joking after cooking and mess hall; first class references required. Address A. c. Polk. resident engineer, Lock 12, Cldnton, Ala. 10-l5-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19
ONE CENT A WORD

RATES--One cent . word . dayj no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

MONEY to lend on real estate. F. G. Fonville, 531 First National Bank Bldg.
 9-26- If
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19

WANTED-To buy. 1000 calves. Southern
 Market Go. Both phones 62S. We pay the best prices. 2-l-t1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19
WANTED-BOARDERS

FURNISHED ROOMS and board at 1913 9th avenue; house entirely refur- nished everything new. Mrs. M. L. Cason, successor to Mrs. Ransom.
 10-5-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-19
WANTED

sHAVlNG-lUc at 1921 4th ave. S-ls-u WE repair all makes of stoves with ex-
 perienced help. Robert Prowell Stove Co.,. SIS North goth street. 7-Z7-tf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08
Ynrmeiiter & 8ain. SetDbelige
l%tSpioelier af gGrftet. Hge Scftil-
Iiuoer nm Mptnrifibe. Conn 0pt

lttBtt puu 0tpiui1iioe' SOlH VI
bar at oente, bar 9urmeiiter &
@nin iom 6elge Of ben itore 5uf-
ces meo neutrality-suspicious. moat-
tet ffri6e til b~etpoelige llbpibelier
al @eritet poo 8efsbaIeser, Fri.
Der oar. 0gbl." al 10. Sebr..
9aaoe DofIeierne og 8prftsbpenin-
genre ifnl mobiles. d. 6oribarsn9.
Tenet bnr Roaoigbeo oper 8en, bar
ySelifnbet moottet iege 0rigsmini.
~iteriet og Morineminiiteriet ON iii
lo6elie til at foretoge oisle llopi-
oelier. Miniiterierne bar ogiaa be.
reopiGigt qipet 6iaooelierne. Ger
imoo iorbonoles Der enoni ON ct
Gnorogenoe ON, at 5elifabet maa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08
8iifopperncs 5orilas til YrGitc'
Oieliesritnnl.

gi fan life go0t nGgte os ben
6orneielie at me0oele enonu iel9en-
De efter fsrnpbnte 9GoO:
oritan6er
6r. 86 0 en-.
Som Soar pon Heoaftionens6o.
~reiperaiel ifoI ieg tilIooe mig at no
tale islgenOe:
Oct forefommer mig, at bet al
ianntlige 9iifopper u0orbei0e6e 5or.
ilo9 til ct MT YrGltetielie8ritual
er brueeIiet, o9 ieg piIOe oerfor
opri9tigt snife, at rairfeliet 2onOS-
forbuno al 1911" / olt uPientli8t
bill lutte iig til BET, iom oct fore.
li9ger, og oerneo gre lit til, at oct
inoreIt mltligt bleb altoriieret. Ser
er eienipnlig it9rfe ar@fter / ge.
pp9elie for at bin0re, at Der ifaI
fonlnle noget no al bele Oenne Sag,
% 0erfor gGloer Oct ON, at ale De,
Der er eniee | BET principielle, hut
ter liz iomnten.
Oct er bIeoen Ell ita0ig mere og
mere uobreOt OpfatteIle, at De MT
g9I0enoe 2sfter life fan fr9oes
operbolote; oerfor er oct pao 6ioe,
at Der bIioer %peotooet no9et, JON
oct er Weningen itaG reipefteres;
tbi at babe 2ope og anor0ninger,
iom ingen brpoer JIG ON, er 6emora-
Iiieretoe.
gIiper Der bonolet reoeligt og
retiinoigt meo oct MI fore looeoe
2efte, bdoOe ira 6ereS SIDE. Der
ifnl oroinere, og ira Oeres SIDE,
Der ifol or0ineres, ioa bar ri /
neonte 2sfte ct 89rn imo0, at Dor
e%non9eliif. llitberife 5olfetirte bli.
Der ct Operoren for ole mlli9e re.
llgl8le IHltltelle r.
arobet ON, at Den, Der efter oct
f~oreiloaeoe Hitual oil isge en- Iie.
neitegerning iom Brpit / Dor Sol.
@fefirfe, fol lRre | OoerensItem'
melie meo ben bellige Sfrift, ben
~opoitoliife Sros6efenOelie og aan.
Den / pore eoangeliif. llrtberife 9e.
fenoeliesifriiter, fan Der fun font
mes noen ON oeo i~piosfinoige og
boortrrfne 6ortolfningsfimiter
Nen Oct er min in6erite Operbe.
pisning, of boor iligt tnt gao itpoo-
tolt ben al Dem, Der iio6er itoe meo
3iIipnsembeoerne | Dor airfe (gi.
Ifopperne), Der err Girfen pprgelss.
Seq eob nemlig ie oct 2sfte,
iom ~0urforenne o9 pantro 8eolo'
ger fife fGn %omfortolfe og b%ortfor.
tolfe iooleoes, at Der fommer til at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08
Sn0remi8iione
6 T. 10 ontaoor0 B.

St l. ~ u l II " u l u.
SporleoeS ct BrGitelsfte ifol al.
fattes, er life goot for os 2e9folf
at uotale oS ON. aun ioa meget
oeo bi oo. at ct Grpitelsite ber
ifoffe GilliO / 2pren, ioo at en-
Meni96eo, Der ifol babe en- npRrnit,
fan bniIe t. at greiten oeo fripiI.
Iigt at babe oflogt 9reitelsftet bar
forpligtet JIG ielo til at %iorfpn6e
uforfolifet 9pre.
6illi0sfor6oGO er 10 epl0enoe /
ioa mango 8or6ol0. Soem oil be-
nptte en- 2pge, man ingen 3illi0
bar til? Oct er Der pit ingen, Der
piG, men g9IOer 8illi6Sforbol0 ioa
me9et / timeIige 5orbol0, bpor
Gangt mere, noar oct 99Ioer 9eren
ON De eoige Ging.
Get pil0e 6eller life blipe bpg9e.
ligt ne0 pore @u08tienelter, om
Wenigbe6en ifuIoe iiooe og ooo9e
oper, ON BrGiten forfpnote Den
rene 2ere eGer line eane Menin-
ger.
Seq oiIoe life gaa ct Sfriot for
at bere en- PrGIt, ie9 ingen Glib
boooe til / 29reipsrgsmoolet.
5or grGiternes e9en Sfplo IL.
mes leg ogioa, at oct moa tr9nes,
at RrPitelsitet blioer ioo fIort nf-
fottet, OF 3illi0en til grgIteitan0en
fan bIipe beonret.
Oilers oil 5slgen bIioe bette, at
0}eni9be0sroo0et beo Snoitillingen
til grGitebeiGttelie fife olsn maa
BABE attisgningen, men ogiao @r.
flPrin9er ira Brpiterne, ON De +.
@fs. tror ale SEQ | Sros6efen0elien
OBJ.
Gn iaaoon gfsamen oil bliDe
til Iioen OpbpggeIie for Wenig.
beOen o9 neOopr0igenoe for 8r9.
ite%gernin9en.
9u, % oct me BrGIteoieIiesri.
tIal er 6lepen 0ebotteret, og Won9.
lerne er fommen offentligt irem,
faa ipnes ieg, at oct maa bore en-
@le6e ior 9iifopperne at ioo aft,
6pa0 Der fam opre toetpoigt, giort
flart, oo iaa llotrpffe1e formet ioo.
le6es, at falif 2ere er uoeIuftet.
st Br9itelsfte er 10 life til for
at gine Br9fterne 3ribeo til at l9-
re, bpoo De ieIo ipnes, men er net.
op gioet for at oarne Nenigbeoen
moo ben Slngs.
90 bois Der peo a~ffatteIien al ct
Br9itelefte ta9eS mere Senipn til
Fr9iterne8 29reiribe0 emo til Mie.
nig6e0enS Bern moo folif 2pre,
ioa bliper Ser ipn0et moo Menig-
beoen.
ariition Mou tgoorO D.
SogneprGit 9. % ii inter.
9iifoppernes 5oriIogl Weget for.
treffeIigt, men for tongt oe ior oogt
| lime lt0trpfl Seq begriber life,
bporfor ct BrGitelefte life fort o8
go0t fan lpOe i~oaIe0eS: o2oper on
at lore og forfpnoe SUBS Orb /
Operensitemmelie me0 9ibelen, ,Sor.
iogelien oe Eros6efenoelien meO al.
lie 6ens enfelte SEQ % oen Grange.
Iiif.lutberife Solfefirfe2" Zen, Der
ga life fan gno inc pon bette, mao
looe pore meo at pere Frpit / ben
oonife 5olfefirfe. Dette meo eros.
befen0eIie len iom 8olitiitoo" ipnes
mig at ppre Snif.S nat.
llggerlsie Brpitegoor6, 8. f6.
6ebr. 1912.
q an :. ,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08

5 Sonuar og 5ebruar abertere0e ri "a ~uin0biu6ne Bigger inO-
BELT 4 Safer, Og eter bet iore 4ntot 9%eiiGinger, JONI Itr6nnne-
De mo, bar Ri SOB til at lutte, at man GAP os ret Dor @oafano
ON. at 0anfe 9eger life er 0pre. gu bar ri iot os til Opgape of
bebie, at bette life Blot gpl0er ~ufn0bunone men ogian irobun6ne
Bigger. Derfor f6lgenoe 9ilbu0:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08

NtinOretal Gemirifp) forifeaige
2@n0ring5foriGog. 6r. Beterien
fra 6Greerne er ll0palgets 5ormano
og Or0iBrer.
ErOfeSiOr 9abl Far ifpnfet 5000
ar. til ar6ei08biemmet / Slogelie.
SOrnelambeO. Sonefe, II. Sch.
I'm %otteaarig Dreng, Sen af Apis-
brnger geterien / giterll / Sitter
'Sogn oao Soanede, er / @oor bic
ben inOlo9t poa &6nne 8pgebuS,
lioenOe al 9prnelom6e0.
0DOsfalS. 0berlnge oeo Qor6us
aonmuieboipital, Or. meo. emil
O}iiaer er Den II. 6ebr. efter flere
03oaneOer5 SD9eleie afgaoet peO
8sOen / en- al0er al 30 qar. Den
afo60e tog gmbe08efSamen / 1884
og bIeO efter Ell Ipngere l~1oenlan0S-
rei1e Reierpegirur9 peo 6re6erifs
SoIpital. 5 1898 oprette6e ban en-
alinif for g%pnefologiife o9 firur-
giIfe Sp90omme / Aorbus, og iioen
1902 bar ban ppret Ooerl9ge oeo
aar6lS aommatlte6oipital. OperIpge
Weii1er bar fenot oper belle 9an6et
lom en- fremragen0e airllrg og lit.
fer Operator, og / aorbus bopoe
bans noble o9 retifofne Sptr9Oen
Ifnbt bom mango 8enner, ifgnt Fan
lepeOe meget title og life 0eltog /
bet offentli9e 2in.
6orbenbpren0e 5orpogter
pao Golbolm 6. l1lri6 er afgaoet
peo OGDEN / aebenboon / en- aloer !
of rs aar.
@n of agbenbonnS mere feno.
te EonOlp9er arel 3epien er az
gooet pe0 DOZEN / en- al0er al fun
81 9or.
@on Dor / ct 8ur gtor 2ornono
for a6benbobns Gonolegeforening
og Ne0re0after al 8anol99eblo0et.
Bortu9iiiif 8icefoniul .. S.
9ia3ga / 9ellingsr er forIeOen al
gaaet oe0 3goen, "A 4ar gammel.
San bar Spn al en- magpariif
BrGlt, Der nn0er Wfognar.O prsret
i $3.50 blep ta9et til Sange
og 69ngt, % Sgnnen tom 8 aar
efter til Seliinggr, boor ban lerte
So10elen hos 8g6man0 81. j. Mor-
itrono, bois Sslter bar bans Mooer.
8ao9a opertog ienere 5irmaet, iom
ban isrit for foa aar iiOen ofitoo til
pn9re arefter. S bet offentlige 2io
oeltog ban / 5elge rSeliingsrs gp."
life meget, men ban bar en- Sio lang
5ormano for greIunosforenineen
o9 it9rft fnpttet til oct f9l. SfpOe-
ielIfob, li9elom ban bar Miotpunf-
tet i 9pens Ruiiflib.
Sinteren % Srafifen. Srafifbe.
itDreren | 3. &reoS meooeler ben
Is. 6ebr.:
Baa 2iaebGlt er 8orboloene peo.
bIipenOe oanTfelige. Gogene ODER.
feres meO minore 5oriinfelier. Sto.
rebGlts-O perforten: Snoifripning
al 8ragtitpfgoos iamt gognla6.
ninesgooS efter Cart 4 tillpies ODER
StorebeIt. 5 1ot og i Gag bar
Observation-Disclosures ieorigt peret
panifelige poo @runo al Gage.
gtaterprestoaet al. II Gat ira SEQ.
betlbaon fun0e fsrit ooerfgres ira
aorssr ST. 6 Days Morgen og an.
fom ST. 8 5m. til Rpborg, boorfra
oct fertes oi0ere iom S9rtog. @ieO-
Ier-O oeriarten: Gattogene isges MI
oOerferte, og / Rat bar Operfarten
fu1oet Ste0 omtrent planm9siigt.
Der operieres bog ingen Sope- ell
Ter FerionOogne. aiel.O ~perfarten
be6blioen0e itanoiet. Sluttet al. IL
Mt0oag.
-
@ieoier.O 81 erforten: Raterpres.
togerte penteS | Sat ooerfsrte. aiel.
O%oerfarten: Daefarten ogtes gent
optaget ira oa meo | Woraen, 2gr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08

mo~


itao oct moOiotte nj. booo Der efter
olminoelig iGpn, Juno NtenneIfefor-
iton0 itoor.
5reoerif 8bomen II,
SsiifoIeforltanOer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08

iaa opbupet en- gommeG Serpitut
puo @ri1n0ene, Der ~faiti9tter, at
Milit9rleoeIien / arigstilfGlOe fan
forlon9e, at ale 9D9ninger poo
&efSbaleoen ifal ileifes, for at man
/ paofommenOe 0ilf9I0e ton ifDoe
ira Gito0elSpoloeu liae no ober
9reiun6.
"a ct ioo0ont 6ilfeloe / 8irfe-
Iigbeoen ipneS at Iig9e uOenior
Muligbeoernes @rpnie, ontager
'SeIifobet nof, at BET foor Seroi-
tutten opb9bet. Ger foreitnnr en-
ioaoon 0r0ning, beo 6oilfen man
mitIigois ifoG booe tiloeiebrngt ct
Observation-Disclosures
Som 56l9e al De itn6igt in0l6.
ben0e 9eitiGinger poa 0ieieImotor-
ifibe - ii0it bar %. g." beitilt TO
npe Sfibe - pe06lioer gpritet ito
.6ig at fore9e fit Mon6Ifob, og font
@r6eioerontoQet MI er OPP, pon
1000, menes oct, at Der en0mu oil
.blioe ontoQet 4 a 500 me 6olf.
De TO 9oitbooOe til %. g." ifol
bore paa 10000 Cons mec Dob.
.beltifrue og 5000 g. til 9epering /
9egpn0eIien al nGIte aor.
Sioite Mars 9eQnifob.
Boo ct 2sr0ng Den II. San. al.
6olOt 9eitoreliesm66e fremIao0eS
Regnifa6et for 1911, Der ltOpiite ct
Ooerifu0 al 914,797 Sir.
@eitDrelien oe6tog at foreiloo
Observation-Disclosures, at Ser u0bc-
tales 6 grocent i ltobptte, og at
Scr til Heierpe. og 5ornpeIiesfon0en
6enlpg9eS or6inprt 1929 SIR. og
efstroor0inprt 1871 ar., 6oorei-
ter Geieroe. og 6ornpeIiesfon0en
meO Tia9g al aur8aoonce be0
Solg Of SeIifobet8 egne aftier,
men 5ro0ra9 for afifrioning poo
Woifiner er 2,0t4,499 Ser.
Gn 9ammcl Spbefont. ) Ooer.
6el0ing aapel itaor Der en- gammel
O6befont, iom FOR en- Snes Aor
li0en er fommen 0ertil ira Sobl
airteS 8aabenbus, bDor Den iiftert
bar pGret brugt JONI g~ieoanOsfar
i Den fotolife Ei0. 5onten, Der er
~ alen bgi og / Alen breo for.
onen, er formet iom ct airfe6e9er
90 bug9et no / ct eneite Stpffe mas
tit @ronit; paa oens Stoer er Der
uObu99et TO Nenneifeaniieter.
Roar ben rrpe Strife / 5eloborg
en- Sang blioer f9roig, itaI ben
ii9l0ne og eienoommelige Dsbe-
fortt / 5elge n8ibor9 ct. 5ltbl."
oberflpttes oertfl.
SnsmanOsmbOe. ga. $50 fpnife
Susm9no bol0t 9sroag Den II.
5e6r. Nsoe / OOenie. 2anobrlgS.
IGrer 5atob 2onge, Dafltm, talte.
Otter nogen Diffusion peotoges
ben / Sonlar Noaneo Of 9anoS.
oelsioreningm forin6en uOorbei.
6eOe ReIolution enitemmig.
Neiollltionen uotaler 9efpmring
oper, at De %efonomiife 2ipspiltoor
ior oct orbeiOenoe Soft itaoig FOR.
p9rrss. Sfuffelie oner, at 2opgin.
ningsmo9ten itaOig life tager Setl-
til Susm9n0e1es arop ON en-
folfelig Sfattereform oe gefln9el-
ie at, at Der beaer life peo oen nh
5inonsplan er noget 6or.
isg paa at inofsre @run0nGroibe.
ifatning, ian1t opfororer De jam.
pirfenOe oanife Susmonosforenin.
gers 9eitpreDie til at tnge UNDER
Operpejelie, bpa0 Der poa oct Tom.
2ano8itGpne ber fremietteS
for at gipe 0en orgoniiereoe $us.
monosbeoG9elies Reformfron Den
fornsone 8pgt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2nnoSt6ingets
llboolg ~nn9aaenoe 2obforilnget ON
Menigbeosrano bar ofgipet 9et9nf.
MING. Ger er life opnoaet @nigbeo
. 11SAT g.. l.. .Hf. R.l
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2nnoSt6ingets
llopalg %angaaenoe 2obforilnget ON
Menigbeosrano bar ofgioet 8etpnf.
ming. Ger er life opnooet @nigbeo
/ llonal9et, og Der bar life f1nnet
6anne liz noget Slertal.
st Minoretal (9irh, Ia Gour,
SoIiteinsS oliteinbor9, Spioberg,
Oftf Senien oe Norobpe) fraraaoer
6orilo9et og itiaer | Ste6et for 6e
| 9~anbstbineet ben II. Ropember
I. 81. inObraete ire firtelige 9opfor.
flag.
st moet Minoretal (So6anien,
e, Hielien, Ssr9. Beoerien, enepol0
Ssrenien og Ssrenien-g qoo) fan |
olt %pGientliat lutte iig til Sorila-
get.
st treble Minoretal (6r. Better.
len og 0beiImonn) o~nbefoleoe 3or-
iloget me6 ~forifeaige sGnoringer,
ifsnt I6e pno pGientli9e Biinfter
er principielt eniee meo oct fsrite
Min6retol.
@noelig filler ct fieroe @in6re,
tol or. 6. gn0erien) og ct femte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08

SDrneIambe6. Sonete, 4. 5e6.
@n otteaarig Dreng, Sen af auis-
brnger geterien / giterll i Sitter
Sogn oe0 Soane6e, er / @oor bic
ben in0lo9t poa H6nne Spge6u8,
lioenoe al 9ernelom6eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08

aonessaarb-S tencn / S~aralbiteo.
Statsraoo Gbor 2ange bar tilbit6t
at reiie en- Minoeiten poa oen
Bla0S, bpor Den gonle aongSgaaro
/ SarolOlteo itoo, og operoraget Na.
tionolmuleets 2. @f6eling Sagens
nprmere Or6nine. Eli Minoesmpr.
fct bill man | 5slge v&ineit. 5oGfe.
ti0." onpen6e en- poa Sens Gbriitof-
feriens Narf liggenoe itor Sample
iten, Der oil blipe il9ffet og raat
tiloonnet iom gontaiten og oerei.
ter foripnet meo Sn6ifrift. Stenen
a~ntogelig itoa ferOig til 5or-
aaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-08

@ieoi er.O perfarten: R~aterpreS.
tooene pentes / Seat ooerferte. aieI.
Ooerfarten: Daefarten agtes gent
optoget ira og me6 / @or9en, 2sr.
bag. @%fgangen fra aorisr bliper
inotil pioere | 5orbinoelie meo 60
get &l. 900 SIM. fra aebenbaon.
Slltttet 8l. A @ftm.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-08-01
TheGood, the Bad, the Otherwise
And Few Laconics ByLAL
By L. A.. L.

for talking too much" has made the
police more peevish than anxious
about locating the slayers.
something along the line of what we
think is coming to him, and It's re-
freshing to chronicle that fire in an
ice factory in New Jersey melted
10000 tons. THAT ice man lost
$15O,00O.
''Xtra!" Here are some one hum
dred year old hams, found in cell
lar in Providence, Rhode Island,
which ought, to supply the running
mates of those twenty year old eggs
recently found in cold storage
plants.
Mr.. Roosevelt must begin to feel
that many of the promises made him
for support, have been too thin to
last through the hot weather; deser-
tiOns are being recorded every day,
and the bull-moose party may be as
small in number as the animal for
whom it was named.
Every time a few Southern coun-
try negroes load up on bad Whiskey
or cocaine and get promiscuous with
guns, the Northern papers have ink
Mysteries and yell race riot" from
their front pages. But when a set
of thugs clean New York street for
two blocks to be sure of a safe get
away, after they have killed man
standing in front Of crowded hotel,
the Northern papers are mildly ex-
cited at the ease with which the
murderers made their plans, ex-
ecuted them, and escaped.