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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-14

using six pounds of bluestone and
six of lime in fifty gallons of water,
and to this adding two pounds of ar
senate of lead, or IL this can not be
obtained use one-half pound of Paris
green. This arsenical poison Is, Of
course, for the beetles commonly
called bugs and need be applied
only when chewing insects are pres
ent or about to appear. This COM
pound is chemically practically the
same as the expensive preparation
sold under the name of 'Pyrox,' and
is much cheaper. and at the same
time is the most effective fungicide
and insecticide that the potato grow
er can use.
1T appears that Bordeaux mix
ture stimulates strong, healthy
growth of the potato vine. Even II
there should be no blight there Is
better growth than though the mix
ture were not applied. Experiments
recently performed at the Geneva.
n. Y, Experiment Station show that
potatos sprayed with the strong
Bordeaux mixture, produced about
one hundred and forty bushels per
acre more than those sprayed with
lime-sulfur solution.
The potato plants should be
sprayed with Bordeaux mixture and
arsenate of lead when they reach the
height of at least one-half foot, or
when beetles first appear, and before
the blight has made it appearance.
This spraying should be repeated
about once per month during the
growing season. Several manufac-
turing firms make field spraying ap-
paratus by which from four to ten
acres per day can be sprayed. The
cost of spraying is so very slight
that it does not pay anyone to at
tempt to grow potatoes, truck crops,
or fruits without proper spraying.
Information concerning the kinds
and prices of spraying apparatus can
be obtained free by addressing the
State Zoologist of the Department
of Agriculture. Harrisburg, Pa"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-14

denced on nearly all the frocks.
Corsages are swathed in tulle,
and sleeves on some of the evening
dresses are tiniest puffs or tulle.
The light tailored sleeve is a pro-
minent favorite for suits and dresses
of heavy worsted material.
A novelty in millinery this season
Is the crown of one color and the
brim of another. The quality of the
straw may also vary.
Fringe plays prominent part in
trimming lingerie gowns. 1t is eth
er of mercerized cotton or linen and,
of course, is washable.
A citron yellow is very effective to
trim a gown, or it may be used for
the entire costume If relieved by
touches of embroidery.
Oriental colorings are evident in
many border designs and the gar
land effects of wreaths and vines are
lovely and very stylish
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-14
Dictates of Fashion.

Fitted flounces, posed diagonally,
are seen on some of the new skirts.
The diagonal line is seen every
where in blouses and skirts as well
as costs.
Many new coat models are slight
ly cut away and are buttoned dag
onally down across the front.
The leather belt is sometimes made
in sections buCkled together or
linked with rings of gold or silver.
The velvet ribbon belt may be an
inch or even two inches wide and is
drawn closely aroung the figure.
For the spring and summer sea-
sons there are many novelties in
printed effects, the patterns taken
from India prints and early victoria
styles. Everything new of this
character is in the hand block print
ed effect, with the irregular out
line.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-14
Yellow a Popular Color.

Probably the only color that is
scheduled to rival the ever-popular
black and white this summer will be
yellow. 1t will be seen in shades
from the tawniest orange to the pal
est primrose. There is something
about yellow serge suits that does
not sound convincing, but one has no
idea what miracles may result from a
few happy additions in the way of
charming buttons and a delightful
collar in old embroidery and lace.
Yellow satin has forever been a thing
of beauty, and the yellows of the
coming season are expected to be
pretty enough to deserve a prominent
place in the fashion world.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-14
Wilbur Wright, Air Pioneer.
asses the conQueroI

ldbheb luo COnQucIOT
OF that great, wide empyrean domain
Which since the dawn OF time
Has sacred been to eagle. wind and rain;
Maker OF flying ship,
Which he steered safely. with exultant
breath.
Through that unoharted sea
Which dashed so many followers to death
Passes the pioneer
into those realms from which there is no
flight
Nor any messenger
To tell his welcome at their walls OF light
Dirge for the conqueror?
And you will, but paean, too. must have
place here,
For down the years to come
His title will ring torth-air pioneer.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-14
Fashion Hints.

TUNES are seen on many tailored
street suits.
The reign of the chiffon waists, is
by no means over.
The lines of the spring gowns are
undoubtedly fuller.
Striped and checked silks will be
fashionable this season.
Strands of flowers hang from the
neck in place of jabots.
The new skirt is draped or has the
double or triple effect.
Silk takes a prominent place as
hat trimming to form bows.
Cordings of silk, satin, chiffon,
braid or light weight cloth are evil
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-14
NAMED FOR WEST POINT.
President Taft, Following Custom, APP
points Sons of Army officers.

President Taft has decided on num-
Der of appointments at large for West
Point, giving the coveted places mainly
to sons of army officers, according to
the time honored custom which recog-
niZes the fact that army officers, being
ordered from place to place, have no
abiding citizenship and no congressman
20 give their West Point cadetships to
heir sons.
The list is as follows: A. X. King,
son Of General Charles King, retired;
II. G. Jones, son of Major w. X, Jones,
pay department; J. NJ. Crane, son of
Colonel Crane, Ninth infantry; w. A.
Snow, son of Major W. j. Snow, Third
field artillery; Frank G. Scofeld, son
Of John c. Scofield, assistant secretary
and chief clerk of the war department
and one OF the veteran officials of that
department.; ]. B. Bennett, son of Ma
jor j. B. Bennett, Twenty-fourth in
fantry; Craigie Kraynbuhl, son of the
ate Colonel Kraynbuhl, Third artillery;
f. G. Bonham, son Of the late Lieu
tenant w. b. Bonham; +. G. Bliss, son
of Brigadier General Tasker II. Bliss,
commanding the eastern division of the
United States; G. j. Newgarden, son
Of Major G. ]. Newgarden, retired; c.
II. Evans, son Of Major Il. w. Evans,
pay corps; K. NJ. Halpine, son of Lieu
tenant A. f. Halpine, retired; ]. w.
rafferty,, son of Lieutenant Colonel Og-
len Rafferty,, retired.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-14
Heredity.

Judge" said the guilty man, 81
inherit this felonious habit. l can't
resist it. My father was a CRATER
and my mother a photographer.
can't help taking things"
Then take seven years at hard
labor" said the judge kindly
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-14
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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-14
and to continue one weeks:

AIu ulrtCtlng thaJ Iirdnu july Tor the
Courts of Quarter Sessions and Oyer and
Terminer be summoned to meet on Monday,
June 10, 1912. at 2p. m.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
Coroner and Justices of the Peace. and Con-
stables of the County of Wayne, that they be
then and there in their proper persons, at
said Court House, at o'clock in the after
records, inQuisitiOns, examinations and other
remembranCes, to do those things which to
their offices appertain to be done, and those
to prosecute the prisoners who are or shall
be in the Jail Of Wayne County, be then and
there to prosecute against them as shall be
Just.
Given under my hand, at Honesdale, this
18th day of May. 1912, and in the l35th year
of the Independence of the United States
FRANK c. KIMBLE. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office
HOnesdale, May l5, 1912. 40W4
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-14
A SPECIAL RATE.

COURT PROCLAMATION.-W Whereas,
y the Judge of the several Courts of
the County OF Wayne has issued his preCept
for holding a Court Of Quarter Sessions. oyer
and for said County, at the Court House. to
begin on
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-06-14

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF PBNNSYL-
VANIA.
John J. Bauman VS.. Honesdale Shoe
Company. No. 100 February
Term, 1911.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-27


Ponpe Monday
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17
M

afboIOes, ON SUB oil, i ebene8er
Nenigbe0, auOubon, 5o., / Gage.
ne 27.-29. September 3. u.
5sleenoe Gmner pil bliue bebono.
le0e neo 9fs0et:
1. De unees llOuiflins" (Oroip.
8, 10).
2. pllngOomsioeaIer" (Sebr. 10,
y.
8. y0e unees arbeioe for Subs
Rise biemme os noe" Sob. 8, ~.
9enner, Ger enifer at TONNE til
bette Msoe. er bierteGig ueltomne.
4nmelo 1ioen, 5 fommer, og me6
bpiIfen gone, til mOertegneoe.
goa Nenigbeoens geene,
o.. 9. Gbriitianen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17
Wisiionsmgoe

9il SUD. bliper Ser Risiionsms.
oe / aenmare, u. 9of., ira 10. til
%. Sept. aIIe, iom enifer at pere
bos os i De Gage os oeIe SUBS 9fi.
ges @ooer meo os ifal pore bier.
teIig neIfomne. 5ilreiienoe beoes
meI0e Tia / goo 5io til unOerteene.
be.
gon MenigbeOens 9egne.
g. R. 4n0eren.
aenmdre. q. Iof.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17
Srinitatis Seninarimm

begpnoer, ON Cub bill, tit 29Oe Sto-
Ienor ben lite Oftober 1912. aIas.
ieunOerpisnineen begpnOer Den 2oen
Oftober 81. 9H 6ormiooog, til
bnilten Sio allie Stuoenterne pentes
at bore til Ste0e.
5or n9rmere O~plDsninger beoes
man benpenbe iie til unoerteaneoe.
g. .. gig.
Dor 476, Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17
Wdsiipnsmeoer

8iI SUB bIiuer Ser MisiionSme.
Be / @enig6eOen pes Calender,
Soma. fra /. til 6. Oft. Os / DE.
nigbeoen / Rolie, Soma, ira II.
til 10. OFT. en- penIig Sn0bpoeIie
til ale.
9nn @enisbeoens 9egne.
6rits 4noerfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17
NiisiiOns. % ~llnaoumsmsoe

On @uo oil, ofboI0es en- Rnffe
Rs0er i Na8nretb @enigbe0. Sc.
oar Sails, Soma / Gngene ira 19.
-22. September, boortil berpeo
inobp0es paa oct bierteIigite.
5iIreiienoe beoes meloe oeres
9omme til unoertegne0e.
Baa Nen.gbeoens 8egne
elias 9rspenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17
Seitieit o. gbrnefeitl

aae 0onite / Blair og Omesn
inObDoes beroeO penligit til open.
n9pnte 6et iomt, nil SUB, afbol.
Ses Ssnoog ben % Sept. / Sfopen
Iise oper (geiD for 5eniens gart,
ca. I Dill Roropeit for gper. Rer.
mere ON 5eiten / n9ite llge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17

~sz-.-


C0-eSSo0uvcc
zig. .aanO. 4mts. Gp.a al ct
0ierte lag % falOt neo uaOer Dor
BET. Ser ianotes ban l%ig9enOe 0e0
meo 8ennen / Saanoen lot ior 81.
&. Goloasiitenten iagoe en- 0IOrgen
for neiagtigt 3 Tiger fsr ban 0soe
til iine uofsne biemmeoGren0e
9prn: IS Tag ON 3 Tiger er ieg
life IepenOe mere, ieg bar ! Rat
oremt, at ieg ifal % ON 3 ugerl"
8alOasiiitenten troeoe iiffert paa
3remmen Oe 9ou fig itrafs til at
foa fine Eager oroneoe. Dn bette
par ifet, felte ban fig iaa GLAD og
let, iom ban life baoOe ielt fig !
mango aor. Af fine fOreIatte par
9onien meget aniet.
6or ca. 10 2tar iiOen miiteoe
ban i'm 6uitru efter ct me8et Inngt
Spgeleie.
Snfferfa6riffen r%etiiGlnnO"s
anl9esium, Der par aniIaaet til 1
0ia. SIR, oil iflg. raalunobor8
2(ois~ bliper ) DILL. ar.. 5poroeo
5abrifferne blioer / Stano til at ior.
arbeiOe Roer ira ct Areal paa 5000
Cor. 9anO. aftiefopitaIen uoger
iom befenOt , Nia. SIR, Der ienere
oil bIioe uooioet meo y 0iia. ar.
Scr Reiten al AnIRgsiummen, %
nil. ar., oil 9eitprelien u0iteOe 5
pets 1. 8rioritets Bartialobliga.
toner. De 100000 SIR. al oisie
er foruo ouertagne. og 8eiten oil
blioe uobuOt til offentlig Iegnin8.
&iI Roe6aneouI9g ifaI Der poer-
Iigere anpen0es et gele6 paa $50.
600 SIR, men Bette 9ele6,er ira an.
ben Sioe itiQet til ! poiition paa
iaoorable &iIfaar.
gGrer / 90 Aar. 5sriteIprer 9ebn
i 9tgit6Dbooeoagro6p peo Ooenie
tunOe Den 3. September ieire lit 80
Aar5 ,SubilRum ION Carer.
@rGsmarferne. 3et iugtige 9eir
oar bait en- iortr9HeIig 5noilpoelie
paa @rGsmarferne, ~itrioes Der ira
gitfpu III Y6Dns 8enitre6l. 5 10.
l9gsitifterne er aleperea SIS.
IA iro0ig, At Den naar op oper
9teg6oanOene. 0ette maa noteres
iom en- Sialoen6eo.
6n mOOis apinOe. ) gi6org
amtsraaos iioite NeOe oplgIte
@oDp9ermeIter 9ilttihau, at 9qre.
rens @uitru / Noaerup iorleoen I'M.
Der 9ran0en paa Stolen bao0e I'D.
iort en- moOig % panifsnneliesoor.
Dig Sanding. 3en0es 0ano par
iraO9renOe, % oa BUN par fommen
10 al BET brenoenoe 6us, TOM bun
5anfer ON. ar 4ommunens Redn.
ifaber laa noe / g%pgningen; ifent
BET par forbunoet meO aabenbar
5are. lob bun oerpaa after mo /
ben 6rpnoenoe SfoIe % reo0e0e
9apirerne. Ger Loo / 6glge BIB.
Stiftit.4 megen Anerfen0elie ior Den
rate 0aaO.
iG6ilO Batter. Sioen Den itore
Set bar Rp6ilO Batter boer Gag
5ait tort 9eisg, og / 5ommerens
9sb bar en- Stab al aunitmalere
fappe0e5 ON al ioreoige De mango
ifsnne Barrier, ifrioer o5pa. BIT.
1e TO gamle 5oIf / 1Op6uiet, Der
bar iaaet SOP til at ierpere Safe,
So0aOano og Af6oIossl I'll oe be.
iegenOe, fan iflg. u9obro 9O. meO
iRrlig 5ntere5ie tale meO ON BET
tiltngenoe geieg. Get bar en- Bel.
gerning moo Dem, at De fit 0enne
fife 8eoiaing.
SBosfalO.
@n al aoloing Bps plOite gng.
ningsbaonoo9rfere, W%urermeiter 9.
q Hi.-Lf-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17
@eiret % Soften.


onl geiret % SOFTEN, mar Oct net
Op minOit al alt er Seitoeir, fri
Der gar. 0gbl." al 80. 4ug.
5 bet iioite Bar Gage bar geiret
10 paret no%genlunoe - bet bar fun
regnet IiOt biit og Der, og BET bar
bleIt en- Gel, men Sgitpeir bar oct
fife oeret aaigeoel, O9 ingen tor
LORE, at oct bliuer beOre / De n9r'
meIte Gage - toertimoo.
@~eteOrologiif 5nititut meloer
ON me garometerfalO meO 6egn
og Storm ooer England. Ger er
nltina ct MT 2ufttrpfsminimum, Og
man oeO Of gammel @rfaring, at et
iaooont Winimum meO tiIbsrenOe
8eir / SO af 100 5ilfeI0e bepe.
ger Jig / eitnorOeitIig Retnine, iaa
Ri fan Dente i 2ebet al en- Gags
Si0 eaer iaa at faa oct 6eIe inc ooer
Donmort.
&inoen Der ct Bar 0age par
omme i Roropeit, er after ganet
neO / Spobeit = og 6pao oct betp-
Der, bebeper man life at fortPue en-
e%rfaren 9an0man0, ban oiI itrafs
marfe paa ginoretningen og garo.
metrets llro me0 iOeIig Stisen og
5oloen, at @ejret er at an0et eno
paaIioeligt, og at ban ma ifpnoe
zig at 6ierge, boao Ser er no9en'
Iun0e tort.
9en panifeliae 6Dit. Sra Gem.
pigegnen me00eles npunte 9lao mn
Ser 90. auguit: ; M npIten )
Tiger bar oet ioa goOt iom 0aglig
regnet. oa i oenne geriooe bar set
fun ppret muligt at in0fore Storm I
10 Gage, ligeiom man M itipler fla
til Weiningsar6ei6pt Stiaingen er
i~naIeoes Der / ggnen, at man
8~aarsongen fif Oct meite al 8ugen
tn0bierget. 0erimoO er life 0aIo-
oeIeu al 8anriq6en meiet, font
Den ooer oct belle er iaa goot iom
MODEM. 0einingen er meget be-
iO9rlig, IA Se0en er ilaaet itprft
neo, og Maifinerne 0els life fan
ta9e aornet. OeIs pnnifeligt fan o.
reg paa Be iterft op6lgote 0ar.
Ter. Soften er meget oproifuI0;
nnOnlig er al gaaripo iiplOen goo.
Der er ~o9ientIigt intet pioere lab
tnget en0nu, men blioer BET regn.
fuIoe 9eir oe0 enonu en- uges IiO,
oil man befinOe fig / en- meget
tritiif Situation.
aflerine AT ct Nimocsmerfe. 9e6
en- 5siti0eIig5eo @ftermio0ag oen
20. Mug. paa 2aoeluno Cambridge
Ifole afilsreoes en- 0in0eiten for
afob0e 6oritanoer Niels Geoerien.
Ssitioelig6eoen ooerDpre0es al 600
gienneifer, oeri6lanot mallge al
Snnobrugets og @eieri6rugets feno.
te @pno.
aultu5miniter Appel talte ON
Den a%foooe5 betponiugsfuloe Ser
ming.
Statsfoniulent q. 8eoerien talte
fort ON Den aiosoe og ooergaD min.
aesm9rfet til SfoIen.
@eieribeitprer 5uiteieu, 9rsrup,
taffeoe for BET imuffe Rinoesmqr-
fe, Der er en- bsj @ranititen, Der 81.
O. barer en- 0ellignenoe Bortrpt-
medallion al 0.els Ee0erien. 0in.
Oesmarfet er uofsrt al 9iaeo6ug.
ger 6onien-5aco6ien, 8eien.
gbrnelammclie. gn 10 liars
0reng, S6n at @naroeier SIR.
Gbriitianien. Enbn6olOt / 5epel, er
iflg. oSoliteb. 8agbf." 9erOng oen
"a. Mug. in6lngt paa epiOemibuiet
! Solitebro lioenoe al 8srnelommel.
fe. 2 min0re Ssifenoe Of Sen an-
srebne Greng bar tiliDnelnOenoe let.
tere EilfpIoe Of iomme Spgoom,
men % De er / georing, er be for.
blepen ! Siemmet.
On 8-aarig Dreng og en- 10.
norig Bige, gern al SitsmunO
KhrIton{or norreAol hIa, monAoo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17

NAsA O~e+1.~ NSN>
2ano6oiorening.
= Reoafter Of p&usmanOsblaOet"
l6r. Oe6Ierit er ifI9. p9tutt.@ al.
goaet ueo 0e0en i asbenbaon, y
lAar Al. san oar o%prinOelig $50.
lelprer, men faiteoe ii9 for mango
aar iiOen mo / 3usmanosbeppgel.
fen. De 5oreninger, ban oanneoe
paa iagliot, sfonomiif @runOlog,
maatte mioIertio ieuere Oige for De
uuDprenoe poIitiife 9usmanosfor.
enin9er.
- Sagferer 5uer 8eterien / 5aa.
borg er ben 30. Aug. 300, 6s anr
al. Zen afOsoe par inotil for ct
gar iiOen apmner og 9rnnooiret.
tor og bar befI9ot en- Rptte offent.
lige 5~iIliosbpero.
- 66p. 2anostbingsman0 Gbr.
Nielien / SfuO6erIsie er os6, 70
Mar al. San bapOe opret @eolem
al 9an6stnget I 81 Mar og be.
flpot en- @pngoe ANDRE offentlige
Giaiosbpero.
9rGbt / eli 6nffeliesmuifine. On
ung 8o~Iaffpin0e. ser tiente hos
@aarOeier q. 5. @ielien / 6uSbp
De0 OOenie. fom iorleoen for mar
til 6afteliesmaifmen 4fsIen gre6
lat / benoes aInOer, % bun bIeo
frpgtelig tilreOt. 6un osOe 3atten
eiter.
t25 Mars Sn6ilGnm. Rosfiloe.
%. au8uit. 8ostiIoe o. 0megus
6n9leifponings ielifnb ieireoes +
@aar lit 125 Mars 5ubiIqnm oeO
en- 5ugIeifpouiug og set / Sra.
gaar0en. llnoer 5eitmiooagen al.
ien0tes Der ct Telegram III aongea.
ira 5uem Ser inolSb ct Snartele.
gram.
Gn 6seifOO pan SnnOcn al eiae.
6Glt. 8eo Opmuorinasarbeioet Ueo
AniGgget Al 6prgeleiet paa Snol.
6ei til Mi00eliart 7ampifi5siel.
ifabs me 6Praa er man / 9GItet
Iiteot pna en- perritabeI egeifoo, iOet
man FER bar funOet Stlbbe MED
Oiot iorgreneoe Rsooer a. itore
GgetrGer.
1enne noeute0e 5orbin0ring bar
forimfet Ar6ei0ets anl9g en- Gel.
ioet oct er ret beiuqrIigt Grbeioe at
iod De iioite Setter al oisie Sfooens
apmper Bernet ira 9ao6unoen.
uo9tet Srqerne maa baoe itaaet Ser
Il mango SunSreoe 9lar, par 1rpet
f~uI0itGn0ie friift.
9rpihf6bene opIpier. meurr ogfi0.
9fp." at SDaan9s Unit peO Snogbei
har nprpt 90-t0O Ron hrpAprp
gamIe Gage.
Zen rioeuoe Strem, JON gaar
sennem 9pItet. mac iaa / Aarenes
&s6 5ape aOt Soroen bort.
6n 9ampifibsfOr6inoelie Aal.
borg - 0pfebing Miors. @eo 5tst.
re al 2an06oforeuinaer paa Mors
og calling .og andre ~interesiereOe
ar6ejoes Ser ior 1ioen paa at iaa
en- foit 7ampifi6siorbin0elie 9Der
llge meaem 9tnfebin9 @ors %
aalborg. Stibet oil / II. agnl6.
l2lmtstio. fomme til at afooa ira
PDf6bin8 bDer Ranoag og uil an.
lobe 2egitsr oa ~AggeriunO; BET ifaI
fnnne meotage 200 areaturer til
4aIborg ugentlige areoturmnrfeo,
booroeO bette betp6eIige Rorfeo oil
iaa en- 00erligere ll6uioelie. 5or.
binOeIien pentes etableret / en- npr
5remti6.
ltlgffer. Sfiue, 80. auguit. %
Ell 4 Mars Bige, Cater Of gortsr
| 0hriitenfen nnn Qiterhrn / Sfinp- /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17

- 20 arbeioere ira gsbierg oar
forIeoeu oeo at barpe @rus / en-
@rlisgrop i aoaglnn0. De orbeioe.
De boer i i'm Afoeline al @raoen
uOen at funne ie binonoen. 81. 8
bau0e De talt iammer, me ga Den
enc. 8. @n6erien. noget ienere TOM
oOer til ben nnOen. 9uonig Ssrgen-
EN-. Tor at iaa noget at Orjffe, fun.
De ban life iinoe i'm aammerot og
beIer life ie bans 89rftsi. San
gao Jig oa / 5sIee r@sbiergp.~ til
at graoe paa set SteO, bpor ban ii0it
baooe Jet S~ergenien, % til lin 5or.
iproeIie ianot ban Der Ssr9enien
iom Gig / @rliet. st Sfre0 man
bape iunOet Ste6 iaa pIuoieligt, at
Sergenien er bleoen Ienenoe be9rn.
oct noen Al tunne giue en- 2no ira
iia. AnOerien bnpOe ct Bar @nnge |
9s6et Al Qaaen aooarei Ben 6orulpf.
feoe moo At u0buIe 9rinfen for
itrrft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17
9sbsfalb.

On al aoloing Bps pl0ite 9pg.
ningsbaanOo9rfere, Wurermeiter 9.
6. @Dntber, er forleoen oeo, ooer
II aar gammeI. Gen ofosoe, Der
par barnef6ot / aoloing, bapoe iflg.
gaolo. 40" foaet en- goo iaglig
l%oOannelie og far oeltaget / Op.
fsrelien of en- Wpngoe al @gnens
airter og ANDRE iterre 8Dgninger.
San bar en- pna mango Omraaoer
itPrft interesieret Mano, og 6lonot
bans offentlige Soern fan bet npp.
mes, at Fan bar peret Jattigfor.
Itanoer. Get par @pntber, Der
grunOIasOe Den tefniife Sfole Sol
Ding.
5ofipgermeiter, Baron Goien.
frant5 al Sopbienoal pe0 Sfan.
oer6org er ben 81. Aug. afgaoet
Deo 9sOen, 66 slar gnmmel. Den al.
o6Oe par ! mango Iar Me0lpm al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17

) Sonrdr og 6ebrror opertereoe ri 81 %rinobimone gsger mo-
belt 4 goffer, % efter Oct itore initial 8%shntnger, iom itrsmme.
De mo, bar ri 2oo til at lutte, OF man gan os ret Dor BoafanS
ON, at Snfte gsger life er 0pre. Nu bar pi lat % til Opgdpe at
benfe, at bette life blot gaIoer utnobimore men oeNod irobimSne
Bigger gerfor fsIgenbe 1iIbub:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17

Steoet. San bar en- meget aniet
Berger.
enoni / aften fenoer 8olitiet life
ben ilnge 8i9e, Der p%anferte bam
SUN menes Dog at npre uoen SpIO,
iOet 9ienoioner forflarer, OF bum
forte ben rette 5ioe al @aoen %
at bun %uiitnot bar ringet. son.
green par imioIertio tungbsr. Sam-
meuitoOet ifete, 0a bun rpfle0e neO
40 gaffen paa 0unOeruppei. iom
2Sngreen gif t~u9rsoDer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17

0iSiiOnsmGoc

aiboloes / 9ui6ing. 8is.. ira 20 til
%. Sept. 9ae er oelfommen.
Goa NeniJbeoens 8eane.
$. ". gonoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17

ltlgffer. Sfipe, 80. auguit. 10
Ell 4 anrs Bige. 9atter Of gortsr
66riitenien pun giterbro I Sfioe, /
5ormioongs I66 og legeoe paa so.
Den, 6len bun onerfert al en- meo
Storm belRsiet 8ogn, Der git ooer
benoes llnoerlio. Barnet fsrtes
itrafs til SfiOe Spgebus, 6por oct
nite fig, at benoes 9aftenporti par
fnlit. 6enOes Iilitano er baa6lss.
OOenie, 30. luguIt. Sogfsrer
Genereen / OOenie bIeb / 3ormio.
bags pan 6uHOerupOei pnnfsrt al en-
cDflenoe Game. Saefsreren fit SO.
ueoet ina itprft foPitet, at ban /
@ftermioong er afgaaet oeo 8sOen.
acknowledgement. geo BET I Gf.
termiooag afbolOte 9igiDn fun6e in.
tet ~uouenoigt 9ruo pna &jerneifal.
len fsles. 0sOen ffpl6es muliat en-
6ierneble0ning. 2sngreen, Ser par
70 aar ar, par bsi og meaef
iDpr, og ban er falOen ppraelsit
bagoper, iaa gagboOeOet iif bele
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17

WlWeHIulItFHt' II IuBIIBt Ut
oar bait en- iortrgHeIi9 5n0ilp0eii.
paa @rpsmarferHe, ifripes Der irc
2itfpu III 06Dns 8enitrebl.@ 5 10
lRgsifiiterne er aleoerea + ets
iaa fro0ig, At Den naar op oDel
9tegbaan0ene. 0ette maa notere.
JON en- Sialoen6eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-17

Sam orpmte, at fan ifnlOe ob ON
3 tiger! 9oIoasiiftent g. n. 5onien,
Der gioroe Iieneite peO Eoloiteoet /
Rariager, elf forleOen al. 5h I
beoite 8eIgoaenoe neo for at beisree
bet ooglige arbeioe til 6-9naOen.
Snoc pna Solofontorat ramtes ban