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doors on earth. He presided over the beginning of everything and it was natural that the first month should be called in his honor.
 nine on common years and thirty each fourth year. This would have been SO much more simple that had it been kept we no doubt would want to give thanks to Caesar. But then came that other Caesar and spoiled it all. July had been named for Julius and Angus tus insisted the month to bear his own name must have as many days as July. One day was taken from February and added to August to gratify the vanity of this ruler.
 When the Julian calendar was in. troduced the equinox fell on the 18th of March. In the course of a few cen turies it changed. The error in time amounted to day in 128 years. In 15S2 Pope Gregory XIII abolished the Julian calendar in all Catholic coun tries and introduced the one now in use. At that time the equinox had slipped back to March II. Ten days were dropped from the calendar. Every one hundredth year that by the old style would be leap year was to | be a common year, the fourth century divisible by four excepted; 1900 was to be a leap year, but 1700, 1900, 1900 of the common length, and 200O leap year again. Some countries were slow to accept this method, but Russia is the only Christian country that does not follow it.
 Although for many centuries there was so great variety in the selection of the day regarded as the first of the year, religious observances and festive rejoicing were general among all peo' ples-Egyptians, Jews, Chinese, Ro- mans and Mohammedans. Solemn in. auguration of the new year was one of the customs retained upon the es' tablishment of Christianity. The date ranged from Christmas to Easter un til late in the sixteenth century Finally the date was accepted that had been named by Numa, who also had named the month in honor oi Janus, the two-faced, who was thus supposed to turn at once back upon the old year and forward to the new.
 Feasting and the interchange oi presents have been customary in all ages so far as can be learned from records of celebrations of this day Wishing a Happy New Year has been custom as old as antiquity, but lei us hope it may never grow so old as to be out of date.-Chicago Record Herald
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,y EDGAR ELLSWORTH OWEN.

lCORDS of the
 flight of ti m 2
 were in a sorry muddle in the early ages. You accept as 8 mat ter of fact the ar rival of N e W Years day and it never oc- CUTS to you that there might not be a new year. nor any year, and even if the year did have a sys. tematic plan 1t might open up in the early spring time, or late in fall, or some other time of the year as we know it
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Winslow News Notes
From the Winslow Mail

OAlO lcllIllly lS1G ulOAlNety llOA llIIlS for Sautee, Ga, where they will | make their home in the future.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Books leftN Tuesday morning for Duquesne, Ariz., where they go to look after some cattle interests they have there and to visit with relatives. Whenyou want -eliab medi- cine for a cough or cold take Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. It car always be depended upon and it's pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all dealers. |
 Wm. J. Workman arrived home this week from his visit with his mother in San Diego, and will again resume his former position at the Parlor saloon. Richard Wiggin the plumber was a visitor at Holbrook this week doing some plumbing work on the new house for Judg Sapp.
 Barnett Stiles attended the meeting of the County Board of Supervisors this week being one of it's members.
 Justice of the Peace Gus Han son was a visitor at Holbrook this week in the interest of the Jus tice job before the Board.
 Geo. Hubbard was a business visitor at Holbrook this week.
 Here is a remedy that will cure your cold. Why waste time and mony experimenting when you can get preparation that has won a worldwide reputation by it's cures of this disease and can always be depended upon? It is known every where as Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, and is medicine of real merit. For sale by all dealers. I
 The last show of the year that appeared at the Electric Theatre were the Nashville students Minstrels who played to a crowd ed house. There were eight men in the company and every one was good in his particular line. After the show a big dance was given the music being furnished by the students which was en- joyed by a large number of danc- CTS.
 Mrs. Fleener has this week opened a store along the same lines as MT. w. c. Hunters Rac- ket Store in the building formerly occupied by Dentist F. H. Waite. As yet her stock of goods is in- complete but it is expected that Mrs. Fleenor will be able to make her formal announcement to the public in our next weeks issue.
 Nose R. Tate, one of the Pio- neers of this section of the coun- try who rode the range here fol about 40 years came up from Pre- scott the last week and is visit. ing here and at Holbrook with ole friends.
 Mrs. A. R. Tabor, of Glider Mo-, had been troubled with sicl headache for about five years when she began taking Chamber lain's Tablets. She has taken twc bottles of them and they hav' cured. Sick headache is caused by disordered stomach fo which these tablets are especial, intended. Try them, get well an' stay well. Sold by all dealers. $
 MT. and Mrs. R. L. Wolcot have as the house guests MT. an Mrs. w. P. Gilpin and son Eus tace, of Kansas City, Kans.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A.. Roush, o Albuquerque, N. M., came owe last Wednesdav to be present 9
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'
 Mr. F. M. Dunham was initi- ated into the local Lodge of Elks at their regular meeting Thurs day evening.
 MT. James F. Mahoney was business visitor at HoIbrook this week.
 BORN.-To MT. and Mrs. E. A. Scott last week boy.
 A. T. Cornish of Flagstaff was a visitor in town last Saturday,
 c. E. Burnett of Flagstaff was visitor in town Saturday.
 Homer Creswell, brother of R. c. Creswell, known among citi- zens here for years, came back from his long stay in the east this week and will make his home here in tho future.
 Luther and Less Hart, two well known cattlemen from Flagstaff were visitors here for a few days this week.
 For Rent-Furnished front room stove in apartment. Call at Mrs. Vincent.
 Persons troubled with partial paralysis are often very much benefited by mess aging .the effectc'l parts thoroughly when applying Cham berla ms Lini- ment. This liniment also relieves rheumatic pains. For sale by all dealers. |
 Roy Sutherland left for Will liams this week, having taken a position there as brakeman on the Williams-Flagstaff local.
 W. H. Burbage, our prominent banker, was visiting in Los An geles during the holidays with his family and friends.
 An old saying that has probab- ly not been in print for centuries was dug up in the Den" at the rear of the curio store, while it's sole occupant was delving thru old books and diaries that have accumulated there and is suppos- ed to be used at the end of the leap year, only when one hun dred years have elapsed. This is it: "One who works on the last day of the year, does not have to work any more that year."
 People who write things which they would like to see printed in a newspaper, should bear in mind that what they write as theil personal opinion should be gath. cred by them, and when they write stuff that is not fit for then to attach their names to it should never be printed. Remember the rule of all decent newspapers and you will never have occasion to put on the shoe. This is tht rule which we give in all kind ness. Never ask a newspaper t do anything you are ashamed t do yourself.
 The old saying that an ''idl, brain is the devils work shol : and idle hands his tools" Oh how true this saying is. It is t this shop that the tattler zoe for material WhereWith to pligh some happy home or attempt t ruin the character and reputation of their fellowmen, by falsifyin. his good name, and forever de ! stroying his bright prospects fo
 the future. You cannot realiz f how low down and contemptibl l a village tattler is, until you hay seen Some of the results of thei
 tattlers tales.
 $1OO Reward, $1OO
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Articles of Incorporation OF THE NAVAJO GYPSUM AND
 FERTILIZER COMPANY.

INOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE- AA SENTS. That we, A. G. Alsap and R. D. Hightower, both of Phoenix Arizona, having associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming a co operation under and by virtue of the laws of Arizona, hereby adopt the fol- lowing Articles of Incorporation.
 ARTICLE I. The name of the cor poration shall b.. THE NAVAJO GfP- SUM & FERTILIZER COMPANY and It's principal place of business shall be at Winslow, Arizona, but other offices may be established and maintained within or outside of Arizona al such places as the Board of Directors may designate, where meetings of stockhoid- CTS and directors may be held.
 ARTICLE II. The general nature of the business proposed to be transacted is mining, milling, converting, prepar- ing for mark |,
 ing asd u z
 per, lead, zinc, brass, gypsum. gypsite, plaster, plaster paris, cement, iron steel, and all kinds of ores, metals and minerals, oils, gas and coal, and the products and by-products thereof; to purchase or otherwise acquire, own, exchange. sell or etherwi-e dispOse of. 'nOrtS Se,
 mines and mineral lands of all kinds, oil, coal and timber lands real and personal estate; water and water rightl. 70 work, xilofe, oi er is nd develop
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N A"5SS"aA WSAS fiSAOol0 " |O"ii Thursday.
 Mrs. w. |. Beck arrived home the last week from her visit in the east with her little son of two months old.
 Married-T Thursday, January 2nd, at Holbrook by Judge Sapp Mir. Gerald Moore to Miss Ila Gates, both of this city. The above news was rather a surprise to the many friends of the young couple who will make their home here in the future.
 J. R. Williams of Phoenix was a business visitor in town Tues day.
 The Santa Cruz Patagonian, Vol. l, No. 1, made it's appear ance for the first time on our ex- change table this week. The proprietors of the new paper are Messrs Price and Waddell. The paper is neatly printed and chuck full of news items and has a very liberal amount of advertising. Both these men are first-class newspaper men and the new ven ture will no doubt be a success. MT. Waddell was at one time part owner of the MAIL here in Wins low about three years ago.
 The recent cold spell seems finally to nave been broken as the sun came out nice and warm Monday morning and the snow has about all disappeared and we are again enjoying the kind of weather that makes Arizona famous.
 Mrs. Geo. Heuser entertained at 6 o'clock dinner Saturday in honor of Mrs. Rec Stockton of Somerville, Texas. The guests: Mrs. Req Stockton, MT. George Stockton of Topeka, Kans., MT. and Mrs. J. D. Lachance.
 At the last meeting of the County Board of Supervisors this year at Holbrook, MT. A. H. Hanson of this city was reap pointed Justice of the Peace fol Winslow precint for this year. Bids for the county printing and publishing for this year were considered by the Board, two bids were presented, that of the MAIL and the Holbrook News. The Board rejected both bids anc called for new bids to be present
 ed at their meeting on February 3rd. Few other minor details were
 attended to by the Board ant they then adjourned to mee
 again on January 9th when al
 the present standing business vii
 be transacted. The meeting wa1
 attended by all three members O.
 the Board Messrs. Richards, Stilei
 and Hatch.
 At the last regular meeting O Arizona Hive No. 10 Ladies O.
 the Maccabees of the World tn following officers were elected t serve during the ensuing year } Commander, Nellie H. Eastman Lieutenant Commander, Jenni , Sutherland; Record Keeper, Mel , lie R. Cover; Finance Auditor
 Anna Zimmerman: Chaplain, Ola "a Rose; Lady at Arms, Rose A Bauer; Sergeant, Ella Janeway
 Sentinel, Glessner J. Mckenzie , Picket, Ava Williams; Musician Mildred Speidel; Capt. of Guards : Jennie Johnson; Color Bearer Nc
 1, Gillie Hosler; Color Bearer Nc 2, Bonnie Fenton.
 One of the most enjoyable al fairs of the season occurred tn day after Christmas when Mrs A. E. Gillard entertained he U fYiandc with Q uhict nartv Tn
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Janus won immortal fame while serving as janitor of heaven and at the same time guardian of gates and doors on earth. He presided over the beginning of everything and it was natural that the first month should be called in his honor.
Holbrook argus., 1913-01-07

One of the most enjoyable af- fairs of the season occurred the day after Christmas when Mrs. A. E. Gillard entertained her friends with a whist party. The living rooms were appropriately decorated with Xmas wreaths, festconing and carnations, and Master Frederick's tree added considerably to the holiday as- pect. After the guests had par taken of a delicious repast the prizes were awarded to Mrs. M. Todd, s. Folsom and B. Secrist. Those present were: Mesdames Creswell, Lyons, Cornelius, Tax ken, Spellmire, Charles Daze, Kaufman, Anderson, Secrist, Peebles, Cheesbro, Campbell, Proctor, Todd, Parr, Bauerbach, Foley, Lancaster, Folsom, Wal colt, LaChance, Stockton, Ra- telle, Gibson, Dams, Bazell. Pow ell, Reyes, Asbury, and Miss ! Ryan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19

iertes meo 6uorenes llioriastheo.
@in Sens" Iigeioo gooe 9oaben.
iom bans Mooitonoer bar. % lao
BAN bope Ell fait oe mobis Siege.
ring | 9nggen, ioa beipprer ban iig
life ooer, bbormange 5ieuber ban
ifnG itoa | @ei for. Raar oi Der.
ORE toler meo eamle Spifere ON
arigen | sd, ina lfaI oi mart opoa.
&c. bnilfen Reipeet De iii neo Cub.
beIs 3oripor for ben onnife Col.
Dat. iom BOG itreo unoer iao for.
tninIeoe Smitpnoiabeoer. Og ON
Sniflono e1er andre Wneter mi.
tiIodes bar emit til g~robrineer, ioo
nil De oiit itpre oenne 2pit, mar
De foritaor. at oct piIoe foite DEM
mere, emo bnno De finoe ninoe.
Men or Der ingen ~iIlttet 6ront
uonotiI me6 itqrfe Stetter inoen.
fra, Tom oen itaffeIs Grobrer Tan
ie. iaa fan ban let fomme pon af.
oeie. oe De imna ber BELT looe
npre meo at leae 0arreias meo &c
itore.
6. 3. Sobanfem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19

biemme iom Ell ~alininoelig YrGit
eler 8oftor2
Observation-Disclosures p9ritani-
ia, Der anies ior at npre meget
f%onicrpotiot, ifriuer:
.Sneen enfelt Iirifafirelienoe
bar giort iaa meaet ior afrlfnnif
@eografi iom Siuingitone nnoer i'm
80 anrs 9irfiom1eO. Sans aeiier
omiotteoe Ell 8reoeoeI al aontineri.
tet, ira Sap % n9iten til eqiia.
tor og ira atlanterbapet III oct IN.
oiife 9au. M}en een 0irefte Climbing
ior @eooraiien og 9ioenifoben er
maoife life oct iterlte Geiultat al
2ipingitoues Ieiier. San ~mlofan9e.
oe, uobitleoe % ferte til Ell beloig
Gnoe Ell nobel og %man9eiioia sen.
ii9t meo Ell ol0ri9iDigtenoe %
ieIpopoirenoe @nergi % Moo, lom
berettiger BAN til at titles / Hong
meo DC itore % itGrte, iom ! e9en
Berion bar ppret / StnnO til mo.
~terielt at i%niIuere acknowledgement.
ifriot o1 aunoifoben5 %llopioelie.
Sans efsenipeI og hans 3eo bar
birfet iom en- S%nipiration oa iDIot
9irifa meo eli Spr al 6orifere %
0%iisiionurer % reiit / europa en-
iaa fraifia 5elelie moo SIapebano.
len. al oen uiaa anies for at bope
iaaet fit 1eositeo."
gonoouer.9 nj siionsielifabe erfIe.
rer, ioet oct inobpoer fine @cnner
% lluoeritettere til at i%orenes meo
Def { at ieire Smoreoaorsoage
ior Sioin9itones 3eoieI: IS ben M.
ere 1}i5Iions Siitorie er Der intet
iterrc nam cno 0apio 9ipinaitones.
Nlin6et ON bans Gin % aorafter
nit iieoie pare en- berIia gIrp for
ben friitne airfe. 5als Gins arbei-
DC meo at oabne afrifa leote bret.
ie til SlopehonoeIens llnoertruffel.
ie % til @eitenS Qualifications og
oen friine Geliaion R%anen.ircm
til oet .merfe Sentiments" fierne.
tie gnqe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19

Spnooe ienote en- Mano oerop Tor
at unoerieee 5orholoene, og paa
@runolaq al oenne Manos, 4ait.
Wt. u. Gbriiteniens Gapport be
ilutteoe 9iitriftet at ienoe en- Mono
oerop. @en .Iioen gif. ion bet
ferit er / Den ienere 5io. De bar
faaet en- Nfono oerop. nemlig 8ait
Sanomel. og ban beretter, At ban
M bar fonet itiftet en- lille @enig.
heo, ben fsrIte norif.lutberife DE.
nigbeo / 9%(loifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19

ben bar ina Hare Zine,
Den faIoer geroens @isoom Sfarn,
% 5onfens Sonoheo ssane.
Zen neies Ell meo geroens Crit
/ gIimrenoe GofaIer,
% Ell meo goo og gammel Stit
% geiitlige anboler;
fln Get fan title al oens Rso
% lpae hper oens 9nnoe.
90 oct er 9ibets ianOe grso
90 aiIoen u0en 9unoel
ga, bet er 3 ariftusielr
@uOslammet uoen 2poe,
San tDitner bort 9angireOags-
Sf9lp,
iaa 9aoifeipirer ifDoe.
San er Dor Morgenmouna goo,
iom nfori9 fan os iuige,
Sans oDrbare 6relierbloo,
Dor 2ipsorif uoen 9igel
@eo Gsbeiont % 3aooerboro.
Ser ifnI oct epigt fenoes.
at 0an er bos % i tit Oro,
bporoan iaa 9eroen oenOes.
Ga inIoer Sfngeer poo Dor gei
igennem Oisie Cole.
oen 5erre. Tom os flipper ei,
gaor meo til Simlens Solel -
Gu peo oct. Serre. ri er fmoa
og lioet. boao ni mpgter; =
2ongfreonesifpens tln9e @raa
bar tpnget tuiino SIagter.
Gn iaIig 8aaife.@ orgenreo
oe msrfe Sfnaaer nige.
BEN me Gin. oct me 9reo
ri upoer / oit Higel
g. $.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19

Zen itprite 9eugegaDe I'll Deisiio-
men, iom biotil er blenen 6efenot,
ifriner .2utb." er oiitnof gioet
Gobert Artbinetons Ieitamente,
2eeos. gnglono. SenOeo $4,000.
900 aioer ban til at uobreoe SUBS
Orb, bpor Oct biotil life er nobreot
eaer forfDnot, iaaiom / Tibet, bet
peltliae 9ina. 5urfiitan, bet Snore
of arobien m. #. Steoer. 20 al
be eboneeliife Observation-Disclosures
y2onoon Misiionarp Societp" og
.Gburcb Wisfion Societp", ifal be.
itnre 6onoet. On 9%eItemmeIie /
Feitamentet er, at @attb9us' og
2ufos' gpongelierne og apoitIernes
@erninger ifaI beisrges operiat oe
uobreoes bIon6t n9pnte Solfeilog.
8 lang lib sneoe S%eitotoren ben
Itsrfte Spariombeo for at firnne
eipe Wisfionen oenne fore @ape,
oq iaaIeoes bIep ban | Stnno til of
Ipaae en- Milion Bnno Sterling
til at funne fremme Risfionsiasen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19

Dm ben ferite norffe Wenigbeo
| aIoifo friper poit. .. g. Serge
ZEN | ugp. Iittb. 0ft.", at piItnof
30 a 70 Vroccit at gefoIfningen
/ Qetersbure er norif. Den eneiteair-
Il Der Ct presbpterionif. os ben bopoe
ucpbe prref Der. bopbe 2ittberoner-
Il brre Der fbr. Del er fem aor
men pociiic Diitriet at ben norife
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19

Sfolefono / r0en oanite airfe?"
SpergsmaaIet ON Sfolefono ipnes
for aIpor of bile frem | Den oan'
ffe airfe". On Sr. 5. q. Yeterien,
&uicbinion, Minn., ffriuer oerom !
,Dannep." bI. a.: .Genne Sfoles
fraftige Birfiombeo er getingelien
for Samiunoets Iunoe uonifling
og eooe Sremtib. = Den MAJ Der
for babe De bebfte 8etingel.
fer at arbeioe unoer, Tom pi er !
Gton0 til at gipe ben. - Den ber
| pefuni9r 9eneenoe bore
uoen minoite gefpmring. Den
aorIige SnoiamIing | Somfunoet
til GfoIen ber opbsre. Sao bli.
Der Der be6re Rooo til andre Sor-
maaIs Gremme. - 4porfor bnert
Mar opfr9pe Renterne Of
en- bis QapitoI og life i9tte aa.
pitolen? - cen @ong for odel"
Der benitiGes ioo at begpnoe meo
at aipe 500 bper - 500 giper Do
$4,000. Brriten I Sitthinicn, 6.
&enningen, erfInrer fig | Spmpo.
ii meo Opforbringen. .Gonnep. "
Times go6t ON S%enitiainsen, men
mener, ben moa tages op poa ei
aorsmboe, iao bet flilot no tan
bTipe en- Gomfnnosiag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19

Ser bar lDot Slayer oDer, at
glaOets Cato life itaar oner Sno-
iioerne; naar 9looet bliper ifilot
40, fan ma life iioen finoe no,
bpao ser berer iammen, mener
man. Cper ior oisie aIager ifal
pi gore opm9rfiom pau, at 9Ia-
bets Cato ogIaa finoes ooeuoper
2asningen paa A. Sioes fgrite
Spalte. Get maa oere tilitr9ffe-
liat til at fame iamlc bet aoifilte
rigtigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19
9apio %9iuingfone.
10. Mnrts, 1873
10. MartS, 1913.
G. :. Soboneu.

Zen 10. Morts 1918 0moreoe
aor ii6en i Dag feotes / en- ifotit
gnpers Stem / gIantpre paa 3lo.
oeu eIooes BREEDER Ell 3reng buenl
qriitne i Here g~eroensoeIe er enige
ON At baore.
Gaoio 9ioingitone (N. ., g2.
o. Misiiougr, 9eiienoe, 3orifer,
iontes i i'm llnaoom life at baoe
9etingelier Ter at bliOe noget eaer
at u0rette noaet no oper oct nlmin.
beige.
"a ban oor 10 aar gammeI
iattes ban i arbei6e / en- 3obrit.
6bor ban arbeioeoe IA inner ON
8agen. Men her bite oct iie. at
ban ar noget no ober Oct G {.
III tn6eIige. tbi uoen ior Den
lanae arbeiostio fanot Ran Eio til
prlrat Stuoium.
Sioen irefpentere6e ban llniper.
~iitetet I @Iosgop ON 9interen, for
buo6 ban iorfiente on Sommeren.
Geo 6ennr Iio bIep ban omoenot
GA beiIntteoe fort eiter. Of ban
lpil0e bline WiisiionQr.
@cunem Ir. 8obert Moifat. Der
Dar 1ienme / England pao 9eieg,
berte ban ON Den itore Grong til
epongeliets ~6orfpnoeIie / Den
msrfc 9croensoel". % ban Dolgtc
0cn I'll I'm arbeiosmarf.
) 1910, % ban hoooe opnoaet
5ilIaoelie til at praftiiere iom Ca.
ne og bar bleoen oroineret ti!a1is-
iionpr. a~ireiiie ban oen s. Gecem.
Der til 5nooirifo.
Siitorien ON 7npio 9inineitones
gin og Corning / airifa iortGaer
ON Nioo. ioGre GpIepeIier, lloboI-
oenbeo. Snoiiat. Ben, 1ro, SGber
og en- oIoria ioieten6e @oOmooig.
beo.
6ou ioretog o~iounoerIig omfat'
tenbe deiier, % bans Opoogelier
nar iaa betnoeIige, at oa ban
1886 aGiteOe GneIano, hilites ban
meo e%fstrnoroin9r 9iIilutning
StatsmGn6 oa 2Groe iao bel Tom
leoenoe MGno i airfen ioreneoe
iig meo oct almene 5olf ON al
bGore % prize Oenne 9anoets Ssn.
Siningitone reiite tilbage I'll III
rita, og finn cen Sang iioen be-
isgte ban GneIono, ier bans itore
grbeioe / airifn bar enot.
De inbfeote, iom bar hos BAN,
on ban oebe, beerop hans Sierte
unoer 9~onosbpen Gbitnmbos 1rGer,
fer De iotte no pan oeres aGrlig'
heosmorch - OF barre hons GIG
1000 MiI til apiten for oerira al
ienoe bet til gngIano.
2ioingitone blep beerapet eller
bifat bInnot Storbritaniens iremra.
eenoe Statsmpno, Offieerer. @ejit'
lige oa 2Qroe | Beitminiter abbe.
oi Tom WisiionRr, reiienoe oggaen.
neifenen.
6. SiIpeiter 8orne fortGaer
fin mprfeIige BOG 13ooio Ching
Itone" om ben reifenoe Wisiion9rs
OpferieI | en- gn / England, bnor
en- Sfore Of Menneifer par iomIei
for at bere BAN tale: 10 iteolige
ToIere inoleoe6e Me6et meo 2oIer,
/ bpiIfe be rigtig priite 2ioingitones
georifter.
9a ban reiite iig, blep ban @en'
itano for en- beeeiitret Opation.
men | bet ban penote fig mob e1
itort 2onofort, fngoe ban meo en-
mGrfelig fol6 og boaro Stemme
.9erIom De snifer OF fenbe Sono'
be6en nnsdoenoe GentraIairifos
SIooipftem, faa pGr iao penIige a
fe paa bette Sort"
Dette aortl Oct bar, bnob bar
brso fla ON; tbi for afrifo lebeol
og oeoe ban.
angoaenoe 2ipinsftones SorboIi
til Benge fortnlIes fsIgenbe. Sor
bobbe foretaeet en- lang oe beipnr'
Zig Ssreiie fra afrifa til gombap
Snbien, for at frIse ct Dompffib
iom ban eiebe. Sfibet babe foftet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-19
Gnsoag BEN 70. 9iarts, 1913.

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