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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-12-19

Short on Evidence.-A Yankee attor-
ney was addressing a jury on behalf
of a prisoner.
Gentlemen" he said, witnesses
have sworn that they saw the accus-
ed fire his gun; they have sworn they
saw the flash and heard the report;
they have sworn they saw Pete Jack
son fall fiat; they have sworn that
this bullet was extracted from Pete
Jackson's body; but gentlemen, in the
name of justice, 1 ask you where is
the evidence that the bullet hit Pete
Jackson?-New York Globe.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-12-19
STEALING BIG FORTUNES
1t Appears to be Easier to Get Away
With $4,000 Than It Is With Ten


1t often seems easier to steal $10,-
900 than to steal 10 cents. The youth
who few days ago spent "a car fare
and ran over from New York with a
bunch Of stock and borrowed 100000
in Philadelphia is by no means an iso-
lated individual.
A Philadelphia broker not so long
ago got a good deal more than that
and didn't waste anything for car
fare. His method was simplicity
cubed. He would buy one share of
stock for, say 500, then raise the nu-
neral to make 1t 100 shares and so
worth $4,000.
The operation was repeated, only in
larger figures, and these fraudulent
certificates were taken to the banks.
where very great sum was borrowed.
His transactions went on for some
years before detection and then sui
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-12-19

Where the Break Occurred.-With
bated breath the mothererushed across
the football field to the emergency
hospital What tidings." she faltered
"of my SOM"
They looked upon her with compass
sion. We'll, you see," explained the
captain of the team, "he lost his head
when he tried the flying wedge"
Shrieking wildly, she sank to the
floor. They told me it was only
broken m."-Birmingham News.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-12-19

SB' DR.. Johnson's tongue spared no
body: and naturally enough, If any
one ever got the better of him in
verbal encounter. it was considered a
memorable victory. In this spirit
Scotch family cherishes an anecdote of
his trip to Scotland. He had stopped
at the house for a meal and was help
ed to the national dish. DIR. john
son." said the hostess, what do you
think of our Scotch broth?"
Madam" was the answer, lin my
opinion it is only fit for pigs"
"Then have some more said the
woman.-Selected.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-12-19

Taking Care of saby.-one day a
woman sent her little boy out in the
yard to play with the baby, as she was
busy.
The boy had a new shovel his moth
er had given him.
After they had played awhile, she
heard the baby crying. She went out
to see what was the matter with baby.
She asked Johnny what the trouble
was. He said proudly: "A dirty fly
bit him on the head and 1 killed it
with my shovel."-National Monthly.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-12-19

A Woman's Way.-We were talking
about holidays to the very wise stem
ographer. She has been a stenogra-
pher for number Of years, and she
is nobody's fool. We said:
How do you celebrate Thanksgiv-
ing?"
by taking a day off," she said.
"Then how do you celebrate your
birthday"
Huh! By taking a year off,
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-12-19

Shy on Talk Topics.-Exe-"This
magazine says that in Japan the styles
in women's clothes have not changed
in $500 years"
Mrs. Exe-"Gracious. wonder what
the women there find to talk about
when they meet."-Boston Transcript.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-12-19

SHOES

Mems SHOES that were $450-NOW $379
Mems SHOES that $3.50-NOW SZSo
Mems SHOES that were $3.00-NOW S2.6S
Mems SHOES that $2.50-NOW SZ.39
Children's SHOES from 81 CTS. TO S1.3S
Infants Soft Sole SHOES-NOW FL ClS.
aides, "a SHOES C,nn Metals Tans; Button $3.50
Iadies, 20 50 Gun Metal and Tan SHOES S2.18
Ladies' $3.50 SHOES. Gun Metal and Tan, Blucter
Style-NOW $S.1S
adies, 90 SHOES Gun Metal Button 81 80
ladies, 20 SHOES Gun Metal Blucher St.79
Ladies' VICI SHOES-NOW D13S
ONE LOT, SPECIAL-Tans, Gun Metals. Vicis,
Patents; Button and Lace, sizes 2a to 5's-some
$500 Shoes in the lotto close out 9S CTS. Pr.
MEMS SHOES-SPECIAL-$3.00 to $500 Shoes
TO Close Out Quck-Choice $1.9S Pr.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-12-19
Good Things of Life

Every nominal man, woman and
child naturally expects little more Of
the Good Things Of Life" during the
Christmas season, and all look for
ward the season Of good cheer as
the one sure period when good things
will be the rule. In preparation for
this Christmas season we have liter
ally loaded our shelves and counters
with the very best of everything in
Fancy Groceries and believe we can
now crafty the appetites Of anybody
and everybody in the matter Of edi-
bles. Our stock includes all Of the
well known and staple substantials.
as well as all the dainties-Candies
Nuts, Fruits, etc., that are usually put
on as extras during the Holiday sea-
son. II you want the Best Of every
thing eatable, call on or phone us
your wants.
&g See us for COFFEES, the Best.
w. E. F Err 6 SON
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-12-19

Reducing See Sale which always Re
and splendid opportunity to Saw
Money yonCIean Merchandise. Come Today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
CALIFORNIAN
HAS BILL FOR
INSURANCE

SACRAMENTO. Jan. i5-The
state OF California viii so into the
Insurance business n the bill tn,
troduced today In the assembly by
w n Ellis OF iuvcraids In sane,
toned. II IL rogardes as one OF
the most radical measures 10 be
dealt with at this session
The bin proposes Ia establish a
hfe fund. TO bo Administered by an
Insurance commission and the state
treasurer, upon which policies an
der ccrtain restrictions may be 10
sued 90 any citizen OF California be-
tween the ages OF ~ and SO. with
premiums baacd on tho American
experience table OF mortality,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
The Real Cause Of
Most Bad Compilations

u 10 stern fast that na tfuif hrAA
ttfai rom fisrieu ever came nai ~ lafH
10 saftia4 sod The lonssr enc uses fpa
fnstifs she uufsu fhn complexion 10
narnsH Hhlu 60 10 healthy. fnusi
breathe q Afaa rnms, eEp~i thrmash -"
gafrs see share % fhe hH'aF rftfte me
isrfsi Creams and f'nrdefs CLOG ih'
lsarss intsffsrlra both sfh siwihaiip
ana brnattlns ~ mnfH WufnSm Hnarf
Stood thls there ~uuid - fewer ssit
ruinsa complexities ~ thes a"aif usr
afainarF fasrruIfsrd naN iusfeah ~ soc
frsssIrs. thrH Hnuld have astpraA hsaiihf
corn pirxlnus This frfnafAatlge HatsfaH q
sstaalit atsnfhs bad sAiu. alec Nnrt
ftnK she rnf~s Nesuif The frfsHrf
Toans-r auasf skiu 10 rrrai'tr1 90
breathe ana e. shas itrsif A. ssquit'
rsm rofnpivsian grad 4Aiir peers eni ono
sfse from Ang appearance - Af'ifleiailR
Oct an oanrr - msrrniiasd ~an ~ 1unf
afassista aad tfY g. AFpiy nishiy NHc
rsia cream TO- wsrs - 80. asshina
" uff ruHrnfuEH
TIE ssadleai. wrtnties hsrss MAJ
ssiausir effective ffrattnfnf Hhirh aiH'l
aats materially ard haruliessiF htss7if
81 paufsrsd aaEalte ln "A ~ stitch
hazel ana ase "a wssh lotion - Aarrr'
tlsefnsnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
OF
SOUNDCROW
Is MILLION

PORT TOWNSEND. Jas. 16.--Ex.
ports from the Puget sound Gus.
toms district for 1912 were sis.G6G,.
pos greater than for 1911. according
Ia the annual report issued by tbs
customs department. Tho year
was the biggest In the history OF
the district. With the shipments
20 Alaska and Hawaii added. the
total domestic aud foreign exports
totaled sol. i02.2 s3.
Imports for the year were stf..
sts,a an increase OF tl2..sb. 6s5
over last year In Seattle alone the
Imports increased t2.IaG 800. and
the exports s6,s6s.s65. There was
a slight falling off In the expor,s OF
lumber and salmon. but cotton.
fruit. hay aud feed. livestock. iron
and steel. leather, meat aud dairy
products showed healthy increases.
The total exports and imports fot
The district were si3g, 0bi .60i, an
increase Of 500 per cent In ten
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
TAKES ACID
AS CURE FOR
HER COUGH

~ fhWr3 rfrrH t.~asrd Wire
WILMINGTON. Del. Jan ID
ksixcd By n violent ~ OF coughing
Miss Hannah Ward rusned 20 "A
cupboard and. Selling n bottle OF
what she thought vas medicine.
swallowed a portion Of Il before
she discovered the fluid was car.
holir acid After three hours hard
work on the the part OF the physi-
clans, it Vas announced that she
would recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
DRAGGED HALF
MILE BY TRAIN,
GIRL is DEAD

LAnEt.LE. Mo. Jan. bertha
fAncey. ia-year-oli daughter OF ".
H. Yanccy. postmaster OF this city.
was struck by a Quincy. Omaha a
Kansas city passenger train her.
and instantly Killed rhe train did
not stop after the accident oc-
CURED. The body was dragged half
mile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
GOVERNOR WEARS
FIRST DRESS SUIT

LANSING. Mich. Jan Is
Governor Woodbridge y. Ferris.
The new democratic chief on
ocutive Of Michigan. never
wore dress suit until he
donncd one for his inaugura.
ton. Not aa hard as en-.
pecfed. he remarked. after
everything was over. The
next time. | guess. I can act aA
well as the walters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
JOHN D. PICKS
DANDELIONS In
VIOLENT STORM

~ iulfraf ffftf t.saFr1 Wire
TARki TOWN. y. Y, Jan. 10
John y Rockefeller has tried a new
sport lie could not play golf be-
cause Of the heavy storm. so he
walked out on the course and pick.
cd dandeilons. OF which there are
thousands In full bloom after the
recent snow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
ACCUSES MINISTER

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 10
Claiming that the Rev. Frank Horn.
pastor Of the First Baptist church
at Point Richmond near here. mar.
ried her under the name Of over r.
De Tovrea, Eva Mae Metz il today
suing for divorce The minister.
from a sick bed dlsolalmod al
knowledge Of the Woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
Everett-Seattlc
Interurban Railway

t,~in. tesge a IA aud tsa y "a tor
Hslas tse. Use ,,Q sac, te 90. ~
I'm faia. 50. sse, sse sise. "a
fsy tise ,se, s,t. ltiss > IA. Dali.
kssfr hAlps Saturday and sunday .
Nltt 4 ~
"Askt ofrre. seattle Ftfth Ave
az Nrstake. Uresw~ cod, Ajax nrui
s,ero. slightly fiuh ana Greenwood
rV~NFTr To SNAffiF - Limite.
...tns aseo IA and zoe y N Loco
,r.in. eA. zee Tee. see. ptet, ne et
NA M he 60 nNcn. I ee. 3 sue, aiet
.st' see zee 90, see, tois y ~
AL At N = m.
,sht train leaves Masssehuseti
street go y N
rACfrfc NORTHWEST TRACTION CO
rNnnHrr WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
HEIRS START SUIT
FOR 81 VILLAGES

VIENNA. Jan. IT, Suit has been
brought against Emperor Francis
Joseph by the heirs OF Baron Bern.
yakovics. who claim rightful owner.
ship 10 81 large villages In Bosnia
and Herzegovina. which we're deed
cd to the baruna ancestors by E,n.
peror Leopold IN 1864
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
All! CIGARS WORSE
THAN CIGARETTES

CLEVELAND. Jan. t5.-pro.
fessors Of plan, physics told the
scientists convention that to-
bseeo smoke kills house plants.
Cigar smoke they said, 10 five
times az Injurious 10 plants az
cigarette smoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

While most. houses having
porch lights are wired SO that the
outside light may be turned on
from the hall, there Ne some
houses wired In such n way that
ono must 30 out on the porch to
turn the light on. That is espe-
cially inconvenient these cold
evenings Such householder
should arrange the porch light
with n pull socket. with the pull
go>1g through hole in the wall
to The inside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
WORRY ABOUT
WEDDING TOO
MUCH FOR MAN

SOUTH NORWALK. Conn. Jan.
15.-Joseph Szenbrey was to have
been a happy bridegroom at I
o'clock in the afternoon but in
stead he was at that hour in the
padded cell of the Westport SAM
tarium. a raging maniac with little
hope Of recovery, according to the
experts who have examined him.
Szenbrey was getting dressed for
the event when he was stricken.
Miss Helen Naggi was to be his
bride and she wanted lots OF fuss
and ceremony. The bridegroom OBJ
jected. and worry and nervousness
brought on the attack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
THE MARKETS

ths faliawinE are the averase prir~.
PAID ~ l"fal coHnmirainn merchants to
rrtaNef 10 the romfulHsionsrs The
prices paid ihe farmers come under
buying price and the sum paid ~ the
all CAGES arc subject 10 variation ,r
curdiuE 90 freshness and general erroi.
ionce. but these prices. unless otherwise
Indicated, arc for strictly first Erades
buying Price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
BURGLAR ESCAPES

SAN QUENTIN. Cal, Jan. 10
Although tho trails he 10 supposed
to have followed are obllterated By
rain. search was continued today
for Herbert Repsold. the "perfnmed
burglar" who escaped from the pen.
itentiary here last Friday night.
Many persons believe Repsold is on
his way East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
TRUE AMtR.CANISM

Three lectures nj the Arcade
Hall Thursday. Friday and Sat.
urday. January 18th. 18th and
18th. at 7s5 .. m given ~
John orr Corllsa. author. editor.
orator and traveller.
Mr Cogliss will deal With 'he
aua~,lon % liberty. civil and re
liglouH. as represented by the
Constitution Of the United
states and the Declaration uf
Independence. Seats free. good
music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

CALGARY. ALTA. Fifty three
girls are under quarantine In the
local Y. W {. 4. club house for
smallpox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
WORK FOR "REST"
DAY" ON SUNDAY

CiIRISTIANiA. Jan. is-The
women OF Norway are taking a
prominent Part In the nation wide
movement for a compete rest day
on Sundays. which has become 90
pecially vigorous since the recent
election. that resulted in returning
a radical majority 10 parliament
with a blk Increase in the socialist
vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

MODERN elegantly furnished
rooms at lowest rates nj Hotel Vir.
ginue. Eighth and virginia, near
Westlakc. Elliott sos. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15
FROM WARM INSIDE.

Electric light companies main
tain that porch lights are great
protectors of the home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

E7NH' '7TT7H ~ = II--I1
Iruif--seliinK Frice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-15

Black, dark gray and
fancy mixtures in sizes
IS TO 40 chest measure.
We are determined TO
unload our entire Over
coat stock.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22
aennnrO, 9cbr.

Mrs. gb%riitoffer Serenien bar /
lpngere Sio Iiot meeet at 8oloe.
Itensimerter. Ofte bar Oe moattet
faIoe 8oftor til benoe boer Dag,
unoertioen to @ange ON 0a9en.
San bar bun after o9ret min0re
OaarIig. Scr en- 8io iioen ipntes
oct, iom oct git goot fremoo meo
9eoringen. Men iaa ifete Der for
en- balm Snes Gage iioen noget, Der
~foroqrreoe 6enoes SiIitanb. 8e op.
oageoe oeo Ottetioen ON aitenen, at
ser bar giort 5orisg pnn at br9nOe
Dem no. 5luenettet BAR reoet ira ct
Sisrne at ct ginoue / oeres Sone.
fummer, Der bar heIot Ole inc og
tpnot SID. iom imioIertio bar iIuft
al fig ielo. for man ~opoogeoe Den.
Ser bar fire WPrfer pao, Of onoe
Wenneifer bar opret poo Spil. Oct
er iaa meget unoerIi9ere, Tom 5o.
miIien er oIminoeIig ofboIot of ale.
Tom fenoer oens We6Ipmmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22
Rp Risfunsl9snina.

5slams Snero 90 aerIis
bebens aorstos of SbeO.
bore 81. W. Cunt. autorHere
Operi9tteIie peo 5ru 3 grsn.
fteo. 200 Siber meb 2anofor,
iamt Roune. o. SogIifte. 5not
/ imuft Sbirtinssbin6. Bird
$1.10.
Sd IN paosnerl III IT. 1beol.
artbur 8. Smitb. autoriierei
Operi9telie for Dnnmarf % Ror.
&c peo R. BoIff. 200 Siber
meo mango belftoes Nrftrdtio-
ner iamt 2onbtort / 5arper.
Bris / imuft iIlrftreret DmiIaG
500.
roIp Wisfionspr9bife
ner. 1lbgtpet al Bet 0miteNis.
f~ionsieIFfnb. Sper BreOifen al for.
FtelIig 5~orfntter. III fore Si6er.
Bris tdrtonneret 80 Cts.
Dan. 2utb. gubI. Soufe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22
Nye Bsser.

SRA eomIe Gage" greoreme.
aisbeoens Siitorie. af ). grooer.
len. elegant inbb. $500.
rSSren 9ierfeeaaros ungoom"
III 8oIoemar amun6ien. 5 ON.
iIas so Cts.
,aoriet | gibeIens % 2ipets EMS.
vi 6. q. 2orien. 3 OmiIag $1.20
,Baiienbussroiten GnepoIo GpoIb"
oe ben pi.tiitiffe geoageIfe | 81.
benbonn | bet IS. aorbunoreoe.
BED 8. Sraoerien. 5 DmiIaa
40 Cts.
Granddaughter Ebomos aineo".
On foIfeIis 5remitiIIine peo 8.
Sroperien. Reo aineos SaImer sm
Seiu 2ioeIie os Gpb. > Omilop
40 Cts.
.Ganif StormRno~ fro be fenere
aarbunoreoer | 9efit og giIIeoer.
81 6. 8. Ga Gour og anuo ia.
brieius. roeinet unber Reopiri.
ming Of en- 6rebs of 5orfattere.
ct prostnorf. gris $1,000.
.BiIIiam Brandt" 5ortoninq Of
9airit5 geterfen. gp llbsape.
Smlft inbb. $1.20.
.Silegonen" % IS SerrensS foIe1
10 Gortoninger for pofsne %
gSrn al 2mlra gsriebenius.
teriRoen
Ne6 SIIuitratisner al 5orfatter.
inben. gris | CmfIos 20 Cts.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22
Blair, 9e6r,

8ona college OF 8rinitatis &c.
minarium flyer. at De intet gi1t bar
at meooela oenne Gang. 9lt gaar
fin nante rolige, men trabIe @ana.
De lo0er % en- aorreiponoent Der til
n9ite llge. Saa faar oGif."5 Sqie.
re nof at bloc berefter, bDao Der
soor for fig.
5orIe0en tit ni 9eieg ira q.
0afota. Set bar DIR. og Mrs. an-
oren gbriitenien. Der bob0e ioIgt
oeres 9omeiteoo oeroppe 9}oro %
enifeoe at i9tte 80 liot lgn8ere
ipopoa blanot 2onosmGno, bbor De
fitnbe fao anIeoning til at nnoe
en- lutberif Menigbeos Sober. De
Dor fen0t meo Reoafteren og hans
SomiIie fra Soutb 8afotn al. 81
Den boboe De ta9et Someteao /
q. Dat, boor oeres encite Ssn og
Barn oo0e for nogle 4ar iioen. iaa
De faHot oct beinprligt at DO pon
6ormen lGngere. 9e bar fsbt ct
Sus meo Iiot 9on6 til Iige / 9eit
fra $. Sfop RieIiens, meo 5ront
no imo6 Sermon.geie Snotil be
fan finite mo, ben 8. Roo., Dor De
BOG Ge6ofterens.
5 Be fioite Gage bar oct puitet
iaa folot berino ira 0oro, % rig.
rig mango Der fit trnolt meo at
fuo Seating. Stooen" fat OBJ og
nroen 5orbereoelie til at tage imoo
@interen. 5 Ssnongs ineeoe oct.
BOG life nof til at aioe Slpoefere.
Oct bar fun en- gaominoelie ON,
booo Der fan nentes.
= Rinoes life, ON ri bar for
tdlt nere 9piere ON .Gontelt"e en-
paa Sbompions Store Der | gp-
en- Den sar 10 fun Of Total Snteresie
Wea M oil ri lige goot fort9ue,
at Der | Den ienere Eio bar oPret
SpenoiHs pna. Oct g9Ioer 10 ct
Bians, Tom er Ionet BEN beloige
8inoer. 9anfferne bar npret eoot
resreientereoe / gonteiten, Tom hut
teoe | Soar. Men ferit / Dag ifof
fibite OSteaine Of Stemmerne soa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22
5nrm til Salss.

Gn goo 8arm, beIiaaenoe TO Mil
ira @innetoon oa tire 9fiI ira
Creighton. 9nor 60. Rebr., er til
SaIgS. Ger er oanif STRIFE / Win.
netoon. 9enne 3arm e ueI i'm.
propeo". % 9auoet er Al beOite aoa.
litct. Zen fan fobes pao gooc I'll.
foar. Get bi( efuoe Den oanife
0cuigbe0. ON en- cIler an0eu. iom
er i~uteresieret / set fifleliae gIrbei
DC. oil febe Sen.
Om narmere OpI1sninaer tiIifrio
goft. s. 6. 6arIiem
81. 8, 9Iainoietp, 9ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22

ON QUO oil. bliper Der Oiisiions-
meOe / SmaumeIs MeniabeO, So5eI.
MOOD, Minn., 6.-S. Rop. Reoei
6equnorr Den 6. ON 4itenen ST
71a.
ON CUB bill bliper Der airfeino.
oieIie / ct. Sobannes Reni9beoa
Strife. bennington On. ben 8. Qoo.
ST. 10 On Gitermio6aaen bIiper
Der fraes SeoninaemisiionSmso
ior IorthfieIa. aaloet. % ON Mite
men bIioer Der prpoifet pao On.
aeIif. Manoaeen DEN 10. 9too.
Iisiionsmsoe inmme Steo.
Zen II. % 70. Rop. wieirer It.
Getcrs Nleniqbeo. RorthfieIo. @inn.
noe gars SubiIqlm SsitioeIia.
heoen beqpn0er oen II. Rop. al. 3
Git, oa iInter Onsooa aften Den
-. 0oo. SIere fremmebe BrPiter
niI taIe oeo ale Reocrne.
Ganfeiproa for Msorrne: Col.
"A, 7.
aprIia Snobpoelfe til unge oa
qumIe. Som og npr me6l
9oo Renigheoens Qegne,
2. W. geterfen.
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gaeifit areSs' garsmpSe.

pacific are6s Of Den foreneoe
oanife eb. .Iittb. airfe of6oloer -
bill Sub = anrsmsoe / SmmanueIs
oanif lutberife airfe, Cation, Gal,
| Gagene 81. til 30. Iopember.
5orioen ben alminoelige Sorret.
ming areoien p~e0rerenoe forbnnoIes
ieIgenbe gGmner.
i. Zen bellige dlminoelige Sir.
fe, De reIlises Samfun6".
2. anm. 10, 10.
3. gfal pi babe Qreos6elegere'
be Marsmeoer?
On Ssn6agen afboloer Nenig'
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areoSmpoe.

Rortb Gatotn areos al nGen for,
eneoe oonife, ep. .Iutb. airfe / ame.
rita" boIoero bill SUB, fit oeIegere-
De areosms6e / 9rinitotis Dienig.
BED oeo aenmore, %. 3of.. i Ia
gene 10. til 16. Rop., 1918. ISL.
genoe Eager oil bline forbnnolet
I. areosmisiionen og andre Ting
~Ueorerenoe areoien.
2. 9rorion SsiifoIe.
3. neutrality-suspicious. 5or.
flag fra Somfunosoorsmeoet: SfoI
bore aarsmeoer berefter bqre Ne.
nigbeosrepraientereoe ener &reos.
reprpientereoe2"
d. areoiens Gune: De belIiges
Samfuno" q Sob. I. -.
8. Nenigbe6ens emne: 5rafol.
BET Oe SUBS Rises gefit / bette
SI9gtIeo q 9besi. 2, 3; 2uf. IS.
8; Mottb. %, 1920
aGe areOiens 0enigbeber beoes
laoe fig repraientere beb GeIeeo.
ter.
Wsoet beapnoer Sorsoag 5orm.
al. 10h meb GuOstieneite i Stir.
fen.
s. 5. aiIofis. areosformnno.
6. 81. anOerfen, areosiefretar
5 5enbol6 til openItaoen6e ino.
bDoer berbeo 9rinitatis oanife, CO..
Iittb. @enigbeO poo oct bierteIieite
ale fra fern os nGr. fom mootte
snife at bore bore 8piter | bisie
Gage, til at Dele Subs Riges @ooer
me0 os.
Tilreiienoe beoes meloe 6eres
aomme iaa blot muIigt inoen ben
8. Iob. til unoertegneoe.
3. 3. atIbfig.
Ht. Wr. I, 9r Sc, aenmore, q. 9of.
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Genuoro, Qe6r.

for fig. iaa ri enona intet peo ON.
buem Der pinoer.
9or 9anosmano, Sfr9ooer
s. g. Sobnion, anbeinler dig meo
oft til 6oget benbsrenoe. aIaoer
ipet til MaaG for $500 oe op.
geisg BAN, naar 8e trGnger til
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airfeinobicIie % RefOrmatiunsfeit.
Bill Cub, bIiper Den npe Chen.
G3er airfe | 9incoIn 60. 9ebr., ino.
Met Ssnooe oen 26.. OttOber.
Buostieneiten beepnoer 81. 10.
Rsoe boloes DC feIgenOe Gage.
genner fra fern og NOR inObpoes
penIieIt. SUBS 5oIf biGIp os at
beoe at 9Qrfet ~moaInffesl Silrei.
ienoe bill bIioe ofbentet / Curtis,
mar man | goo 3io mcloer iig til
Renigbeoens Sormono.
augnft OIfen
Curtis, Nebr.
Roo Renigbeoens 9egne,
6. s. Schmidt
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les nj, age.

Den M ag@ er MI frroia. Zen
er pno 56 Siber / 5orndf noset
ftbrre erb ben gonte. gris 20 CTS.
BED SETTLING al aBG'er berefter
bcbes mon ubtruftelis opgire, on
man Snfter ben rp, efers Tenoer ni
~frenbeIes BEN eorIe :nbtI nibere.
Dan. 2utb. pnbL. &oufe.
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WisIiousmeoe.

On Serren piI. oa ri mao lene,
afboIoes Risiionsmeoe ! 5reoerifs.
borg, Nebr.. fra 10. Rop., 1913.
aqrIig SnobpoeIie til 8euner.
Tom oiI boIoe Ssitio me6 os.
Roa @eniebeoens gesne.
8. g. Senfen.
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Wisiionsmebc

Getbiemane N~enigbeo i llpIono,
Rebr., oiboIoer, ON Sub bill, Mis-
iionsms0e ira 24.-26. Oft, 1918.
aom % biPIp os at boIoe Sei.
ITO. 9na Renisbeoens geeue.
8. e. S%enfen.
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@nbstitHtitr

Blair: gaa Ssn6ag @uOstieneite
Tom inobonIig 5%ormiooae SI. 1920
meo alteranng, SfriftemnaI 81. 10.
o. aften SCI. 8. SenongsifoIe 81.
9,t5.
GennarO, Rsbr.
@uostieneitc ferite os treble Ssn.
bag / bber Noaneo. 81. II 5or-
miooaa. llngoomsmsoe onoen o9
fieroe Ssn0og / bper Raaneo 81
termiooaa al. 2.30. SsuoagsitoIe
boer 5enoag 9I. 10 SIN
Drum: @uostieneite /. oe 3.
Ssn0aa / bper Mnone6, aI. 1890
S~ormiooag