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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-22
GREAT, DOINGS
AT THE OPERA

that was tickling his countenance, I'M
til l became alarmed for fear his
neck would give way under the strain.
But even from a distance could tell
that he would endure far worse for
the sake of showing the crowd that he
was in Mrs. Bang-Swinger's box.
"The young ones are dreadfully
funny! 1t oozes out all over them that
they are tickled to pieces to demon
strate their social progress. They
seem to be thinking; Two years ago
in the balcony, last year in the par
quet and now here | am in a box
hooray!' Bless their little hearts!
Il saw my boss son and heir, Will
liam Fare-you-well Pye, in one of the
boxes. He was trailing a slim young
person who looked like pink snake
from where ! sat. Unless William
has sworn off since he drifted away
from the mahogany desk father put
in here at the Office for him. a pink
snake in his line of vision makes him
feel right at home. Yet she seemed
real flattered at having him act as
though he had never laid eyes on
pretty girl before.
81 got kind of mixed on the op'ra
itself. You see, had read the libretto
carefully, so I'd know what to expect,
and it certainly sounded exciting.
There was the duel between the
rivals, for instance, with Lady
Leonora falling senseless at the furi-
Gus clash of steel by the two who
hated each other desperately. At
least, that's what the libretto led me
to expect, What happened was that
after the basso had politely waited for
the tenor to finish his warbling about
how he was going to slash him to
mincemeat the two crossed their
swords in the air as though preparing
for the chorus to walk under in q
procession, and Leonora brushed a
fly of her ear and gazed into the
wings while the curtain fell.
Then" proceeded Miss Fattershall.
when the rivals are trying to abduct
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-22
Oily Ella Wheeler Wilcox)

At this time of year all good bust
ness houses go over their books and
make an inventory of the transactions
of the year which is almost over.
And when they see where they have
failed to score a success they change
their methods and start on a new ba-
sis.
In the same manner each one Of us
ought to go over our books-the books
of the days and weeks and months
and note where we have fallen behind
in the business Of living to the best
of our abilities a wholesome and useful
and good life.
Many a man will no doubt reckon
his success in business as the only
achievement necessary to jot down in
his ledger. He has made money; he
has enabled his wife to dress well; he
has sent his children to fashionable
schools; he has a new motor car, or
several new motors, and feels that his
year is a great triumph.
Some women may be quite satisfied
with having made sacrifices for her
children; she has toiled for them; she
has dressed plainly that they might
dress we'll, and she has been in every
possible way help to her husband in
the economical method of using his in
come for the best interests of the fam
lily.
But what, dear sir, or madam, has
been your daily department in your
home or in your business?
Your money is not the important
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-22
FOR A GOOD Digestion
A Local Druggists Suggestion.

1t has ben said the body is like a..
machine and digestion and elimination
OF food are the two great factors to,
health.
II the digestive organs are weak.
the stomach overtaXed, waste matter
accumulates in the systematic liver
gets sluggish and the blood becomes,
thin and devitalized.
We want to ask every person in
this vicinity who is troubled with in
digestion or a weak, wornout stom-
ach to try our delicious cod liver and
iron tonic, Vinol
We know it will strengthen and
tone up the weakened, tired and
oVertaXed nerves of the digestive or
game, create a hearty appetite, and
replace weakness with strength.
We just heard of a case of man
IN Oneonta, N. Y, who suffered from
a bad stomach trouble for fifteen
years and had become so weak he
could hardly walk-who was cured
by Vinol.
Try bottle of vinol and if it fails
TO help you, we will give back your
money. Murray & Hooks Pharmacy,
Americas, Ga.-Advt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-22
MACON COUNTY LINK
SOON BE COMPLETED
Part Of ARdGFSORVilIG- Thorn.
aSVilIG Highway

Within the next few days the An
jacksonville Townsville highway will
be connected at the Sumter-Maco1
county line, and a superb roadway thus
afforded between Americas and Macon,
a distance of eighty miles. For sew
eral months the Macon county road
forces have been working upon the
seven mile gap between Andersonville
and Oglethorpe, this having been the
only unfinished portion of the high
way.
From Oglethorpe the work has been
completed now to within mile or two
of Andersonville, where connection will
soon be made with the Sumter road to
Americas. Auto owners and the gem
eraI public will hail with pleasure the
completion of this important work
and opening of the Andersonville-
brownsville route, as originally plan
ned.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-22
Worth Considering.

Il wish" she said, that could form
a society of some kind"
"Why?" he asked.
I'm tired being a nobody. When one
forms society one gets written about
and talked about and gains public at
tention."
why don't you form Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Husbands
at Christmas Time? If you desire to
be a benefactress l don't know of any
better way in which you could bene-
fact
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-22
NEW GULF STREAM
IS NEAR AUSTRALIA

Sidney, N. s. W, January 21.-Dis-
covery of a new gulf stream is re-
ported by Commissioner Dannevig of
the Australian fisheries department.
He has found a war mcurrent, which
originates in the equatorial Pacific and
flows toward Eastern Australia and
Tasmania, at the rate of seven miles
an hour. The current is about 100
miles wide.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-22

She Whispering in church, Listen.
Isn't it too ridiculous? The choir is
chanting Shall We Know One An
other Over There?"
He-What's funny about that?
She-They are all so jealous of one
another even the pastor can't bring
them to speaking terms. st. Louis
Republic.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-22
IF YOU'RE A CROUCH, FRIENDS WILL
REMEMBER 1T AFTER YOUR DEATH

| thing to consider at this time of year
1t is your character.
What progress have you made in the
last year toward developing and admit
able and lovely disposition?
What sort of memories are you stor-
ing up for those nearest you-wife,
husband, children or business assocl-
ates?
They may outlive you, and how win
they remember you?
Are you doing by them exactly as GU
would like to be done by? That is not
rev idea, but it is quite as well worth
your consideration as if it were.
You may be busy man, weighed
down with matters of political or bus
mess Importance, and you will think
my question a trivial one, perhaps.
But nothing on earth is of more i'm
portance than doing right by those we
associate with daily.
Nothing here or hereafter can atone
for our neglect to bring out the best in
those nearest us.
If you are cold, irritable, Indifferent,
nagging, selfish, stingy or thoughtless
il your home or your office or shop, |
you are bringing out the worst-not
the best-qualities in others. You are
spelling beautiful days, weeks and
months for others, and that is more
criminal than spelling their property;
the time despoiler the happiness slayer
is the most cruel vandal on earth.
Besides wronging others, you arc
running yourself in the recollection of
those who outlive you.
1t is all very we'll to say we remem-
Der only the good deeds of people, but
the truth remains that we remember
people as they were!
Since childhood l have tried to speak
of certain departed relatives virtues
and good qualities, which l know she
possessed; yet, when l think of her,
iher perpetual irrtability, her unami-
able expression and her sharp words al
ways present themselves to my UNI
wiling memory, which shrinks, even as
the physical part of me did of old in
her presence.
l hope she is in heaven, reaping the
reward of her best qualities, but she
has left an ineffaceable recollection oil
tdisagreeable traits upon my mind just
as another who has passed on has left
a memory is sweet and fragrant as a
rose. 1t seems to me worth while TO
think of the impressions we are MAX
ing upon those about us, and not rest
too we'll content upon our mere virtues
and good deeds.
If you are devoting your whole time
nd strength to making money for your
wife and children, or if you, as their
mother, are sacrificing pleasure and
youth to give them advantages, do not
imagine that you are doing all that is
required of you. To be agreeable. TO
be patient, to be companionable-tho
are the qualities which help to make
life worth living for those near us. It
is tragedy to spoil one day for an
other human being by a lack of these
qualities, even though we bestow Il
fortune upon that being when we pass
on.
1t is a tragedy to be remembered as
an uncomfortable and unamiable Pc
son, even of large virtues.
How do you imagine those about yod
lTill remember you when you are gone?
MOTHER AND 3 DAUGHTERS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
Sonecn fprer @arScn 6iem fra
Ebelicrne.

a~gbenbobn, 10. 5eptbr. Ss.
Waieitat aongeu operpGreoe / 6or-
miooags @aroens 2pelier / Ger.
rpnet oinfring 9ombusfrocn oeo
GosfiIoeoeien. Otter oerpaa at babe
oeItaget / 0fiicer5forpiets 3rofoit
iammea meo 0ronningen 90 Yrin.
iesie Charlotte al Neilis, ierte 9on.
gen Garden inc til aoiernen.
81. 2,40 bIeO 8ortene moo go.
~tbersgooe aabneoe % SIS. YtoieitGt
aongen / Spioien ior @aroen REQ
mo. Vataiaonen ioin8eoe op noe
paa GrercerpIooien. 5aneu fertes
ben paa bsire 6Iei % ga Opitiain.
Gen uar cnOt, REQ 9on9en frem for.
an 5ronten.
So. Rnielt9t aongen minoeOe /
Ell lille Gale ON, at oct oltio bar
BAN Ell ~perIonIig @lpoe at bore
iainmen meo lit gamle aorps, og
npite aor bar oct % Gor, foen
ban fit Sop at bore Gardens Uni.
form. Bar onerbeoiit ON = fort.
iatte 0ongen =. at ieg til 3roos
for oe aar, Der er eaaet, omfatter
Goroen meo Iigeiaa itor Snteresie
iom ben Sang, og lao mig til Sen.
e9Io babe Den @Ipoe oItio at ie
@aroen Iom 0r. /, bnortiI S9rens
andre afoeIinger fan ie ben iom
gfseinpel.
San bilite aongen % REQ, me.
benS Sonnermarden ipiaeoes,
Intas 3ronten.
.8ot for I 9ogl" roobte aon.
gen. in6en ban ofIepereoe 9otoil.
Ionen iii Oberit 3reieileben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

itoritilet arbeioe me0 uoterring al
Aisium 6ioro, ct ar6eioe, Der ilug.
te WtiIlioner, men / 1885 mootte oct
op9iDes, on Saoet breo mo o9 zoe.
laaoe DC mpgti9e 8plminger, mel
lem bbiIfe Storoaens Strem ifiloe
leoes no | Sooet gennem ct ltort
Sluieourf beO 8borsminoe Sioen
ben 2to bar Der berifet lltilireosbeo
meo 5ioroforbolOene, 6a 8eiterne
al 0Gmnin9erne griber forItprrenoe
ino / label llOIe6s. fom 9eieiIings.
f~orbol0ene, % De interesiereoe Bor.
ter i%noienote I 3ior anoragen6e til
2onobrligsminiiteriet ON Oprens.
ming Ct ct COB pao co. 1900 Yae.
tiers 2Gngoe.
goa 9itren boboe Here of g9nens
5oIf Gr0et, o9 De eior0e bf. a.
g~ipIoenoe, at Stoten hor tent mere,
emo oen bar ofret poa 5orboloene
berliOe. s. 6. gbriiienien a%nbeiaIe.
oe 9eboerne at ie9e Snmarbeioe
meo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS og iso.
rigt lamIes ON en- glon. Der tan
foa Silillitning fro ale Sioer.
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Helisips EanOirfning paa ct fntolif
SDeebns?

Gotborg, 10. september. Sogne.
prpit anton 9eoerien / aalborg OIL.
griber / aiten / Daolb. Stiftit."
aamil!anerflinifen no ire ben BE.
.grunoelie, at Der paa alinifens
%fbinoeliee afoeling epes itprf fatolif
propaganda, % ban iper9er alini.
fenS airug, Cage Olinnriiis, OH
oenne er nioenoe berom. Yreiten
anferer iom gfsempel, at ell ner.
bes o9 let paopirfeIig ltng Bige
bar p9ret @enitano for inogaaenoe
gropa3onoa fra Nonnernes SIDE,
og ban aoporer moo at inolGg9e
un9e Qiger pna alinifens f%oinoeIi9e
@foeIing, in6tiI Der eibes @oranti
for, at ser life ebes 8oIo moo Po.
tienternes relieieie Ouerbeoisning.
Och fatoIffe Brett, @aitor Gas.
fen. ioarer, at ingen ipae poa Self.
nifen er @enitano for aonoeIi9 gaa.
birfnina. aneoaenoe oct fremferte
gfsembeI uotaIer ban, at Den unge
Bi9e ieIp fremiatte gnife ON at
bIipe aotoIif. men oct bIeo DOG life
til noaet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
Tisism 5jOrbs geieilina.

Solltebro, IL. September. Otter
Snobnoelie Of 8emb gorger. og
Snonoberferforening, gisilm
SioroS 3iiferforening oe 2ooseier-
ne omfring Risium 5ioro foretog
observation-disclosures 5. 6. Gbri.
itenien, RsIgooro.NieIien os Sono-
b9f i @oor en- Cur ira 8emb gen.
mem Storoaen og Risium 5ior6 til
Sbor8min6e for at ie paa 6orboloe.
ne | Sioroen, iom @efolfninaen er
utilfreoS me6.
Com befenot gioroe ct engeIif Sn.
q~enisrfirmo / Slutningen oi60erne ct
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@bloenoals 2-arone Bibliotef.
Vile mutt inobunone. 5ormot 7-5A Somnner.
Iris 60 Gts. per 0inS.

VI lWul HopuHloHe SorNHnI I-OA RoWWer.
Tris 60 Gts. per ginS.
Selma 2agerIef: Segeneer % 5ort9linger l1onaIe.
0copol6 0n6oe: Ssulefortplinger.
Bil1eIm Riergaoro: 9annarfs 8opebois.
Spge @rabe.
SOFAS Sic: 2ooen oe bans SuIru.
2ipsilapen.
9Dre Ren.
garfen $aud: 8ibeIn1 3abern.
Scbannes Selms: SoIoaterIin.
Thomas 2onge: ltopoIgte Sfriher l. II.
W~aogbaIene Sborefen: l1opalete 5orte0ineer.
Sobannes Ssrgenien: Den poerie Dag.
Chr. Gintber: 5ortpninger poa Beers.
Sort9qineer proia l., II.
q 5r. Hit: 2asfa 0iansfon fra Sfaane.
Sopbus gauoits: On aften Sfopribersaarben.
8ab. Sopetis: guitan aboIf og Sreoipeaarsfrigen.
Sra aarI @ufaps oe aarI XIB lib.
r.. OeblenibIoeer: l1oooIete Digtninee.
n. OebIenidIager: $afon SorI, gaIour bin sooe, BaIRetote.
ariItoffer Sanion: San os bum.
Carl Bernhard: ct Mnr asbenbann.
g2rhis erdien. Sra aIit og SAB.
Senrif Serts: Romantife SfueipiI.
Ere 2piHpiI.
8. g. anberen: 8. T..
ain en- Spiuemanb.
cenrif Sbim: ct Guffebiem.
Serit Sbkn: aonssemnerne os @ibet yaa eoJaAe.
eerif Sbien: aeier os @aIIaer /, II.
9aniib 2ntbsran gabIibins Ss.te
0Iair, 2ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

@enobbcre paa SjGIlanS. S lpn-
gere Eio bar en- Wisiionar SCR.
genien og nogfe andre 6rimisiio-
J nprer, Der err Wo6iton0ere al Sol
fefirfen, men biitnof life ieIo berer
til noget airfeiamfnno, boIot Mg.
Der / Ell N9ffe Sogne noro for
Rpltbeh. ge6 De oifentlige Me6er
eoer Gang og Muiif en- betDoeIig
3iIitrafning, og Der rettes ingerl
9n9re6 poa 9irfeu euer 9arneoao-
ben. Wen oesuoeil iin6er Der pri.
bate We6er Steo, beo 6oilfe ser
81. a. boIoe5 aIter9ano riinot ON /
Suiene.
Soor 9eoG0eIicn barer ben, er
6el1e oRpitp. 9io." bleoen flar
oerOe6, at If gerioner, Der 6oooe
i%llttet fig til oen, iorIeoen bar Ia
oct ii8 9enosbe al Misiionrr Ser.
genien.
6inicn.ggict % 5u6rrfnloien. =
Ger bar / lpngere GiO opret Gil
beo ON Soerl9ge 9rin6s 3orIeg
pan meo ultrabiolette Straafer at
6el6reoe lettere Gilfel0e al 9liber.
fuloie. @fsperimenterue fortIGtteS
imi0lertio itaoig poa Sanntoriet beo
@sbierg, og Der ifal Der bGre lloIigt
til gooe 8elultater. 0u bar man,
efter bpao Der meo6eles oNott. j"
oaiaa 6~eiluttet poa ct febenboonif
9oipital at prsoe Wetbooen; ilere
Yatienter er aaereoe unoer 9ebon0.
ling. gn0nn ioreli9ger intet 9ieinI-
tot, lien DC fsbenbaonife 2e0er,
ser leoer @fSperimenterne, nprer
life n9gen %oberoGttes itUrf 9ro til
Metbo0en; foreIebi9 snifer De ooa
Inlet at iige ota De ionoipnlioe 9le.
iultoter.
DSaps 6eeSe" anfom 5ormi0.
bags oen 10. Sept. til a~s6enbabn
ira @rsnlan0. On 9oro beianot iig
aoloni6eitprer Matbieien meo ga.
mile, 9iitoriferen Or. 9obe, 3pife-
rem Or. Soft; iom bar DeItager /
Querpains @tspeoition, Sbenifer.
ne 6riberre Glincfopitrem og Sell,
iom bar foretoget ornitbolo9iife og
entbompGo9iife Stu6ier, iomt 6rf.
Serenien, Ser Tom fra Snipeftsr
9enoiren i S~poersnIano.
Den 6. September pasiereoe
Sans @eeoe" paa Sap Barrels
2Gngoe Rotorifibet naop Dorf, "
Tom baooe Walfinitaoe, men DOG
orbeioeoe lig moro oDer. aniio Hos.
musien fan bentes til ae6enbapn /
9egDnoelien al Ropember.
aGrligbeo % 9ninitif. SaoIuno,
IS. September. IrbeioSmano Se.
renien itoo iorleoen paa @aoen
Sooiuno og talte meo Ell Befen0t,
oa en- ing Wano, 3bornnlo 5reoe.
rifien, fom forbi og gioroe en- BE.
mgrfning, iom Ssrenien beioareoe
meo ct nSolo apft". 5reoerifien
blep M raienoe, for inc pna Ssren.
ZEN % ~tilfsieoe BAN / Ooerarmerl
ilere aninltif, Der gif inc til genet,
bnorpna ban meo anipifaftet bear.
beioeoe bani onen i Sopeoet poa Ell
ubpggelig Naooe. Ssrenien, Der
leo ct fort 9lootnb, matte unoer
9Ggebebon0Iing.
5reoerifien bIep onbolot. San er
eIIers ei b90erIigt % opatiet Wen.
neife; men Der itol bare aGrlig.
beo meo / Spiaet.
9pofn II Soften, IS. Septem.
Der. 70 8iifere, greorene 9oIger
og Oscar Domsgoar6, biloe / Gf.
ties me0 Ell lille goo6 Ianoe peo2sf.
fen; men oa De pasiereoe gfeDlen,
fpntreoe 9anoen t9t beo uMargo.
refs @rog. SoIger elf itrofs til
gun6s, tDnget al fine ioGre Se.
Itebler, men grooeren fif BAN bier.
get op, iaa De 6ee9e fllnoe boIoe
fig iIpoenoe. inotil Der fom SiGlp,
bnorefter De temmelig forfomne
brogtes | 2ono.
st sSun0 fra Slfiben. 90 MOI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

9pen 2eitb betoIer ale Smfoitnin-
ger. @|pmnoIterne, Der ital DO poa
9Dens itore Seminnrtlm, ofreiier
ben 7. 0ftober.
Stpr 8rano. G%sben9abn, 81.
September. s Sierneeienoommen
5eireoeien @r. 10. q % 90 og
grnebaien 20 opito0 Der I Otter.
miooog 9ran0 / 8illterfdmrene
SeGe 9agetngen ito6 / 5Iammer. 90
9ron6bpsnet fom. og / 2e6et of
ct Bar elmer bor ca. 30 Suffer
famre oo 8 apiitleiGiobc6er poe-
Iogt of Sl6 o9 @on6.
Oct er treble Song / 9ebet nf Sc
ii6Ite fire &or, at Der bar bnret
So / 9ompIeret. 5 6e to tioIi9ere
9iIfGloe hor SI0en bprct paoiat,
% oct iomme menes at bore TilfpG.
set oaioo oenne Sang.
Dc nBc Gititnler. 9oloing, 10.
September. s aftes nfbol6tes / Sol.
Ding airfe ct Menigbe6Smeoe til
8rsfteIic of De npe gituoler. Sngen
u6taIte fig imo6 6em; men Der
bite iig no9en WeningsforifeG meo
Senipn til, bbiIfet af De TO Ra6ber.
Gititoler, man iful6e beige. Mon
ene6es iGntteGig ON, at oct bar %retteit
at ooerlooe BrGitcrne 4~fgsrelien.
Menigbe6sroo6et ItiGe6e fig / ct
6o9efter ofboIot Me0e poo Def
5tonopunft at Iooe 4rGiterne pr6be
fig frem / 1 Gor. 8srit o%erefter
ifaG Den enoelige 4i9erelie trpffes.
Bore nobnnoreoe QnnoscmGn6.
8ibor9, 10. September. On al
argentinoS Storiarmere, 6en oouif.
fsote %. gmbroiius, er for Chen
iffg. Sui. Bit." paa 9eisg / fin
Siemeqn. 5or % gor iioen orog
ban fammen me6 en- 9rooer til ar.
qentina, bnor DC to 8reore MI eier
Is 5orme paa mango 9lliino Ten-
Der 2ano, Tom uoelutfen6e oribes
al 0onife. De bar | Norenes Sob
u6oonnet mango Oanife til oct ar.
gentinife 2ano6ru9.
9pbsfalb. Oppeberielifontroner
oeo 9sbenbonns 6riloger 6. g. 6.
Sonien er / 6eGge oNott." 2eroog
Den 10. Sept. nigoaet beo 9soen
/ en- aGoer of 50 9(or. Gen ofos6e
bar aosierer I Gen 6onife 3ol6e.
tats 5orenine" oa / olln0eritettel.
lesforeniflget Tor trPt1gefloe 8oilfor'
betiente og oisies Gnfer.
= Brofesior oeo Bolptefniif
9nreanItalt CIR. 6. Sacobien er
OnsooJ oen II. Sept. oeo, DO &ar
gommel.
- SienfrGmmer Sans Chr. &eit.
ing al Sreoericia er forleoen ofgoaet
oeo 9eoen / 9ebenbopn, 80 Gar
gnmmel.
= 86b. Observation-Disclosures 2oli-
rit5 Salon / Ell aloer Of 81 aor.
San bar bt. a. upret Meolem al
MonufofturbanoIer 5oreningens 9e.
Itnrelie, men er noootil blepen melt
fenbt iom mangenorig 8ormano for
0anif 9icpfle.4lltb.
= @rosierer .. Oblien, 8or'
mono ior aftieielifobet Oblien &
@bImonn, er gtotten til IS. Sept.
oeo, % anr al. Gen oioeoe bar
Meoleln al 9~eitorelien ior De Gam
ife Spritio6rifer og al Direftionen
for @eileiior0 Sanotorilim.
= 8bo. Carer, aamnerraao S.
8eoerien er / en- 9lloer al 81 aar
aiaaaet oeo 06oen / 9ertge SfoIe
peo Sfanoerbore. Gen ofoeoe bar
ppret en- i6Groig 5orfpmper for
9GrerItanOens 9eniion8lob, oo oct
ifpIoes / ierIte Snitans BAN, at en-
glepiiion af oenne bIeO ioretoaet.
Den ofoeoe efterlaoer fig to Sen.
ner, iom begge er OOerlGrere /
Iarbu5.
- Greoericia, IL. September.
8orIigenGgler g. .. 0itblefien er
na
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

Storc SDbericr. Mon bar I I0n-
9ere 9i0 mGrfet ct b%etp6eIigt Soino
/ 2ageret al emoiQere6e Soger bos
@lito & @aritran6 / &e6enboon.
9oIitiet fif 9ogen til lln6eriegelie,
og oct oiier fig / 5sGoe g. e" MI,
at 6 oIore MGno | Sn1esifob bar
6reoet omiattenoe 6%orretnin0er meo
itiooGne Soger. M}on antoger iorel6-
big, at 3pberierne bar itaoet poa /
"a aor. De 6 3Doe, ser befleote
Stiain9er iom 9uife og 2o0eror6ei-
6ere, err orreltereoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

oen6e interneret, men Der Lon life
biit fia noget mt EiIfnIot
80 Mars Sn6ilGnm. 9ogenIe.
y. September. @n opgti9 og onIet
9orger / 9o0enie, 9aator OteGer,
Der Ear befla6t en- Gnffa EiQios.
boero % for Eioen er Der iteolige
Ssireiorenings ibaroige 6orman0,
fpG0er I Sag 70 Nor og fan jam
tioigt 5oI6e 30 g(ar8 Sa6ila1m
iom 2arer. goa 8proooet8 8or.
onitoItnin9 finder i Den N%nfe6ning
en- 5eltmi66og Steo, 6oortiI ser er
onmeI6t mango fGere 9eIto0erc, ems
gpens SoteI fan rllnlme. 8 9pen
er Ser I Dag uoIminoelio rig 6Iog.
ming, og SrbiGoren er @enitmo
Tor mraen 0pmprfiombe6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

Stort SplntDistDberi. Notten til
0ns6ag Sen II. Sept. bIeo Ser be-
aaaet Snobruo / 9irefter 8iggo s.
gbert6S 9iao / SeQerip og l%tiaoIet
Sglotgi til Ell 89roi al ca. 1000
9r. Tpoeriet o~poogeoes tioIi9t ON
Worgenen og bIeb itrofs onmelot
til 8olitiet, og oo @SliitenSbuiet /
aebenbobn Iuffeoe fine 9ere op,
Itoo en- Opoo9er 8agt oerin6e. Gen
f6rIte 9un6e bar en- go0t 30oorig
Wono me6 en- flor aurb, iom ban
fnop filnoe b9re, og auroen biite
Jig at ~inoeboIoe oct Itinolne Sglo.
tgi.
Epoen beooer / 5slge 50. &"
@nIoemnr 5reoerif asntus og bar
n9ret ~itroffet mango @nnge for.
Sranbc. SfanOer6org, IS. Sep
tember. st 9oelsIteo, tilbgren0e Sa.
fob an6erien / gaine, er / Gites
neo SDbtioen totalt neo6r9not. 81.
Den menes opitaoet fra en- 2ampe,
Der bang for npr oeo 2oftet. &rea.
turerne oa set meIte SSn0bo reo0e.
oes.
= 8eile, IS. September. S Mor.
geS oeo Spntioen neobr9note Aage
2pffeeoor0s Gienoom poa Spoil
goaro Morf beo 2lbolm. Iae area-
turerne re6oeoes. gorio9en til 81.
oens Spfomit er ufenot.
Geserne % Sramminse.lllDffcn.
S%totsbdnerne uo6oo fig iflg. n&i6e
Stiftit." for nogen &io iioen hos
DC 2pger, Ser bar fommer til Ste.
De beo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Weooelelie ON, bnao De beregneoe
fig for ben Doeoe Nsiiitonce Der pon
Steoet. Meoens en- Gnfelt bar ibo.
ret til6oge, at ban life snifeoe at
mootn9e noget, bar Statsbonerne
tilitiaet oe eorige 2Gger oeres SO.
nornrcr.
Dc iaareoe ira gramminse. IS.
berg, 13. September. @n al De
iaoreoe ira Sernbaneulpffen /
9romminae, 6ru Sbien ira @renoo,
er i Sag u0ifreoet ira Spgebuiet
iom belbreoet.
ri De laoreoe er MI fun til6oge
6rllerne 8eaner % 9orre o8 3rf.
aobl, Der enonu / lpngere 8io oil
fonune til at opboloe fig poa SDge-
bulet, iomt 5ru arauie, benoes Sgn
% Ginor 8iIbelmien ira 6reoerifS
baon, DER ale mart er roife.
Soeialiiterne i Obenie. SEQ ct
iociaIOemofratiif 6eaesitpreliesme-
De / OoenIe GorSoog Den II. Sept.
fanot Ger / 8sIge uSooeoitaoen" ct
itsrre Opger 6teo mellem De gnmle
5erere og ben OppoIition, iom er
oofiet op inoenfor Portiet Der. OenS
2eoer er Sporefasiefasierer Irn.
oal. Oppoiitionens Ieiolution, iom
uotaler Misbiaigelie al oe gamle
8ereres SolOing / forifeliae itore