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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-11-21
Texas Ridge

Ralph LaBolle was a Kendrick
visitor Monday. -
c. 0. Carlson delivered a load of
hogs On the Kendrick market, Fri
day, for Fred Nichols.
Phil Peterson and wife of Deary
were visitors at c. A. Andersons the
latter part of the week.
Emma Dahlgreen has been visit
ing the past week with Miss Mary
Morris.
j. Butler was Kendrick visitor
Saturday.
Mr.. Vanscoy arrived Monday
from Ohio and expects to make his
home indefinitely with his daughter
Mrs. E. G. Ogden.
E. G. Ogden had an old time
barn raising Thursday of last week.
Mary Ann.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-11-21
Death of John Stump

Juliaetta, Nov. 18.-(Special to
the Gazette AT about nine o clock
Monday evening John Stump,
Grandpa" as he was known by
his host of friends, passed from
this life. He was few days more
than 80 years old. Mr.. Stump was
born in Pennsylvania. He lived in
Ohio and Missouri before coming to
Idaho more than twenty years ago.
He leaves wife, who is nearing
eighty years, and seven children
four girls and three boys. All the
children besides large number of
grand children and great grandchild-
rem survive him.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-11-21
.KENDR|CK IGNORED BY
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO

For the benefit of every one in
the northern part of the state, except
people living in and near Kendrick.
The University of Idaho located
at Moscow is showing off in grand
style. they seem to think that the
money paid in State Taxes to keep
that institution from Kendrick and
vicinity is not worth much. The
school is sending out demonstration
train over the northern part of the
State and on their schedule they
jump from Juliaetta to Troy leaving
out Kendrick all together. They
must of been like the Spokesman
Review when they made up their
map. forgot to look down into the
hole where the best town in the
county is located. Itappears that
some in the other end of the county
would like awful well to see this
town wiped out of existance. never
mind, in less than ten months some
of them will be coming around look
ing for the people of this end of the
county to help them land nice easy
place to spend a couple of years
working for the dear people,"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-11-21

the, County is going to be high this
year, yet the rate of taxation in the
State & County which Levy is the
only one authorized by the County
Commissioners, is the lowest of any
County in the State, and in all Cities
and Villages less than one third of
the Total Levy and in most cases
only about one fourth of the Total
Levy, or'less; the same comparisons
holding true in a number of the
County School Districts of the
County.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-11-21
Livestock Show at Lewiston

Lewiston, Idaho, November 18th.
The Fifth Annual Show and Sale
of the Northwest Livestock Associa-
ton, to be held in this City Decem-
ber 10, promises to far exceed
any similar event ever held west of
the Rocky Mountains. 1t is esti-
mated by the officers of the associa-
ton that nearly four thousand
animals of all classes will be or
exhibition, and the various premiums
aggregate ($12,OOO.OO)
Special excursions for Montana,
Oregon, Washington and Idaho
points are now being arranged.
The annual parade at 10 a. m, 4,
Wednesday. December 3rd will be
an allegorical presentation of the
development of the Lewiston Clark
ston region from the time of the
aborigine to the present, featuring
the Coming of Lew; and Clarke,
the advent of the Settlers and
closing with the exhloits of Premium
livestock. Il
A night Horse Show will be held
Friday night, December 5th, which
will abound in interesting features,
including U. S. Cavalry from Fort
Riley. -
The Annual Get-to- -Gether banquet
will be given at the Elks Temple
on Thursday night. December 4th
at which time the award of premiums
will be made to the winners.
The Governors of Idaho, Montana
and Washington will be present
during the week. and many prominent
speakers from all parts of the U. S.
On December 7th, at Ia. m. a
union excursion will leave Lewiston
for the Pacific International Live
stock Exposition at Portland, by
way of Spokane. Seattle and Tacoma
with stops enroute. A round trip
rate of $2l.lo has been secured for
tine excursion.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-11-21

Cottonwood Chronicle The
voting in of two new counties by the
Mormons of southeastern Idaho the
first Of the week under the provisions
of enabling acts passed by the last
legislature gives that church absolute
control of II counties with working
control of enough more to dictate
the politics and laws of our State
for all future time. During the last
eight or ten years, while other parts
Of the state were squabbling
about appropriations or small sec
tional jealousies the Mormons said
little but kept creating new counties
and getting more votes in the
Legislature each session until. before
the rest of the state awoke to its
danger, the church held the whip
hand and could make or kill laws
at its pleasure. The six new Mormon
counties created by the last legislat-
ure. Governor Haines vetoing all
the Gentle county bills that came to
him, gave the church" its balance
of power and it is doubtful now
if the entire Gentle portion of the
state could line up strong enough to
break its hold. 1t is surely a
deplorable condition of affairs but
one that exists nevertheless.
The high school basket ball teams
went to Juliaetta Tuesday evening to
play a areturn game with the teams
of the Juliaetta school. The boys
lost to Juliaetta to. the tune ot-well
we don't exactly know as the score
keeper went out to get an ice cream
in the middle of the game and didn't
get all the scores marked up. The
Kendrick girls won with score of
III to Z. 4
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-11-21
Big Bear Ridge

Mr.. Needham is on the ridge vis-
iting his sister Mrs. w. H. Fairfield.
Lester McGraw and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Alber were the
guests of Jake Alber and wife, Sum
day.
Mrs. Otto Alber has returned
from Hot Lake, Oregon,
Rena Morey spent last Friday
night with Mabel Nelson.
Amos Moore went to Oregon last
Monday to attend to some business
affairs.
Don't forget the program and
carpet rag social to be given, a. the
Taney school house the 10th of
November.
King Ingle and Wallace Emmett
have each purchased a gasoline
Engine and Power washing machine
from the Lincoln McCrea Hardware
Co. Consequently their wives look
forward with pleasure to wash day.
Perry Blach. of Big Bear ridge,
purchased a Red Pole bull last week
of stock raiser near Potlatch.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-11-21

Mrs. M. A. Barnes and daughter
of Moscow. spent few days this
week visiting with her sister Mrs.
c. L. Guy. =
The new I. o. o. F. Hall in Le-
land is almost completed.
F. Plamer, of Cedar creek. was a
business visitor in Lewiston Tuesday.
Perry Black has this summer
completed a new house and new
hog and chicken house on his ranch
on Big Bear ridge and has made
other marked improvements about
the premises. He is another of the
prosperous farmers of this country
that is making good and putting a
share of his profits back on the
farm.
John Oakes departed for Hood
river, Oregon. Wednesday where
he will remain for a short time
visiting his sister aud family.
Albert Moskop went to Spokane
the first of the week to take in the
Apple show.
c. j.. Wilson of American ridge
'eparted for Hoodriver. Oregon.
Wednesday where he viii remain
for some time.
Born to, Jake Grenolds and wife.
Tuesday, November 18th, a fine big
boy weighing ten pounds. Jake
has not been to town yet but we can
see him stepping around as tho he
were Sultan of Zulu, because he S
papa.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-11-21

Howard Fenton returned from
the hospital Tuesday.
Preaching services will be held in
the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Ali are
invited TO attend.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold a Bazaar and
Dinner December the twelfth.
Don't forget.
Martin and Cling Thomas, of this
city, Yves Thomas of Charleston are
in the iungles of the North Fork
taking an occasional shot at deer.
DR.. Moser and John Woody are
out in the Dent country looking for
tracks of Deer.
Davidson Bros. and Will Watts
went to the Clearwater Tuesday
where they will spend a few days
hunting.
Miss Wilson who has been clerk
ing for the Kendrick Store Company
for the past four months has
resigned her position and has accept
ed one with David&Ely of Moscow.
w. w. King and neice near South
wick returned Monday from short
stay in Lewiston where t y
were called on account of the
serious illness OF Mr.. Kings brothers
little daughter. "
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-11-21
COUNTY BOARD
WILL EQUA[|zE.

Haye YOU paid your personal
property taxes?
If you haven't you should better
get busy on danger of the penalty
of having that property seized by
the assessor and sold. q
According to the new revenue law
personal property taxes nust..be
collected by the assessor-not the
treasurer, as upon real property
and he is required to have it~all COLI
lected and ready to report by the
fourth Monday in November, which
is this month.
The Latah county board of COM
missioners will meet in December to
equalize the personal property taxes.
Their is no opportunity allowed
to pay half of the tax now and the
other half six months later, as in the
case of real property. The assessor
must have it all now, every cent of
it. or he will seize the property and
put it up for sale to anybody who
will pay enough to cover the tax
bill.
1t is not such mournful loss,
however. not to be able to pay on
two installments as real property
owners may do. The, reason for
that is that, although the state al
lows real estate owners to pay taxes
in two installments, it cancels its lib
erality by affixing penalty of four
per cent upon the sum to pc paid
the second time. In other words,
although the state appears generous
in allowing payments to be made in
two installments, it is Shylock
enough to charge up a good rate of
interest tor the second payment. In
other words the state does the equiv
alent Of loaning the money to pay
you one half your tax bill on your
real estate. provided you pay the
first half in cash, but it takes first.
mortgage upon the whole property
and charges interest at the rate of 8
per cent per annum for the accomo-
dation! Y
= This Shylock feature of the new
revenue law will strike the taxpayers
more forciably when they come to a
realization of just how it works.
This is not the most novel feature
of the new revenue law, either, ac-
cording to the assessors who by
this time have had time to figure it
out-that is. as nearly as the thing
can be figured out, they declare. 2,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-11-21
COURT CONvENES At
MOSCOW MONDAY

The fall term of the district court
will open in Moscow Monday and
District Judge E. C. Sreele and
Court Stenographer G. D. Hodge
are expected to arrive in Moscow
the latter part of the week from
Lewiston. At the office of Adrian
Nelson, deputy clerk of the district
court, it was learned that the coming
term is the heaviest in many years
and will result in long, busy ses-
sion for the court. a..5ss
p Judge Steele is just Closing a
most successful term in Nez Perce
county and likewise completed the
terms in Clearwater, Lewis and
Idaho counties, opening the 1913
term of the district at Grangeville on
August Is last.
The calendar for the coming ses-
t e
sion in Latah county is now being
prepared and will consist of 70 civil
actions besides some 16 criminal ac-
tions. Many of the civil actions on
the calendar will be jury trials.
The return Of Judge Steele to La
tab county will mark the beginning
of the close of the 1913 session of
the court in the district. Judge
Sreele has been an ardent worker on
the bench and during the past term
has disposed of many cases, the
district being the largest in the state
and the work perhaps the heaviest.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-11-21

l ne ABOVE list or leVleS IS taken
from signed reports of ::the various
County auditors of the state, which
reports are on file in the office of
the Comfy Auditor of Latah county;
the list showing that the finances of
Latah county are in such condition
that we are again in i position this
year to make the lowest State and
County Tax Levy of any County in
the State of Idaho, and are one of
the few Counties of the State that
are entirely free from debt.
The following lists show the rate
of taxation in the seven Incorporated
Cities and Villages of Latah County.
giving the State and County, the
City and Village, and the School
District I.evies based upon the $10O.
valuation:
City of Moscow:
State & County Levy S .82
City of Moscow Levy 1.oO
Moscow School District Levy 100
Total Tax Levy in City of
Moscow $3.42
City of Genesee: ~
State & County Levy S .82
City of Genesee Levy 100
General School District Levy 100
Total Tax Levy in City of
Genesee $3.82
Village of Kendrick:
State & County Levy S .82
Village of Kendrick Levy 1.5O
Kendrick School District Levy 100
Total Tax Levy in Village of
Kendrick 1882
Village of Troy: (
State & County Levy S .82
Village of Troy Levy 1.3O
Troy School District Levy 100
Total Tax Levy in village of
Troy $3.12
Village of Juliaetta:
State & County Levy S .82
Village of Juliaetta Levy 1.5O
Juliaetta School District Levy 80
i Total Tax Levy in Village of
h,liaetta s3.12
ViAage of Boville:
State & County Tax Levy 5 .S2
Village of Bovill Levy 200
LtBofille School District Levy 80
J Total Tax Levy in Village of
Boville $3.72
Village of Deary:
State & County Levy S .S2
Village of Deary Levy rs
Deary School District Levy go
Total Tax Levy in Village of
Deary $2.47
The above lists Showing that while
the rate of faxarfon IN all the
incorporated Cities and Villages of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08
9lutOmobil
GBitagO
JipOer OcO 6piIDS 9as.
ROlitibetjent ipnrfee no nf
Yinifineu % innrce al ct Sfmo

GbicaaobIooet gSfano al 6. o5
ifriper
Observation-Disclosures. iom en-
lang 1io bar p0ret en- Sfrpt ror
ale 9pens ,5noelere, noisrte / ojaor
@iterml0oaa oen poueliaite georiit
oeres lange 9iGffe al 5orbrpoelier
er Stano til at opoiie
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op u0enior Yerman an0 Steins
,Snpeleriorretning, 667 Hortb Glori
ct, fnnite ginonet og itial for
81 200 al DC uoitiaeoe @enitnnoe
Bolitileitnant 9nlnone og Octet
tio Wicgilire berte Snoen al Der
tnulte 9iIoe og iprong eiter gliito
mobilen, iom iorlunn0t ino Suror
ct. lneoens en- gegn al 9ieoolber
ifllo iolOt ira begge Sioer Ban
oitterne ferte nioere gennem Soop
oiltriftet. til De fom iii Sisrnet a
@obnih glpenne oA Dlonroe Street
Ser blep De itnnoiet ni Batrolnnno
6reo Stricfen, iom ilpioenoe ON
snem ban banoe ior iig, orreitereot
Dem. ioroi 9onternerne life bar
Oroen. oa CAB 9bolliieren Srore ii
at fore til Rolitiltotionen Bandit
terne ooleo, og meo Bolitimonoer
peo Sioen al Gboliferen bar De
al Steo for TO eller ire 3por
taler. poa Sisrnet of Wlonro'
Street oo 5tb 9lpenue iprang Der
enc af Nsberne no, men ba Sticfei
bopoe tire tilbnge at paste pno
maatte ban looe bom Iebe. 6
@nr giebIiffe efter iIoe ben en-
of gonbitterne 9,olitimonoen
Sope6et meo en- .gIncfjacf", me
oenS en- onoen CAB bnm ct Spari
iom ienote bnn no pad 4srebanen
Ior at prre belt iiffer for BAN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

mango Menneifer bar beiteitigeoe
men De tom ale no 9ebolo.
Wlellem yaeip Dorf og Gbicogc
sioroe Stormen itsrit Sfaoe oq
omfring buffalo. 5orbinoeliernt
meIlem oenne gD og erie blep al
bru0t.
Der meloes ON iopre Sneitor.
me Staterne @oibington og Ore
gon poa 8eltfpiten, og Wontano
og 8poming og Ipngere berinooo
2on0et.
iSra gielpport gtelps fonlmer nm
Der L. 0s. ben iergeIige WleIoiug,
at 0anlpifibet sSulia 2ucfenbacb"
Der bar paa gleiie ira Bort Gam
pa til Baltimore. ianme Days
Wforgen ionf Gbeiapeofe -9ugten,
eiter at oct bar Itsot iommen meo
ct britiif 8ompifib, og IA Ytenne.
ifer, oeriblonot aoptoin og bans
0uitru. onfom. s reooeoes al Den
oanife 9ooo pBbila6elpbin" og
brogtes mo til 9enport Nems.
Gn6nu ifol ni tilfeie nogle Gem.
peratllrmeolinger Monoag 9Iften.
6slgenoc 5ol mener nnoer Zero
9lmariIlo, Ter, 2 @r. gismorf 2.
o. 20, Goncoroio, aas., 2; Su.
ron, g. o. t8; Rortb glotte, 0e6.
10; giopi6 Gitp, 2. o, %; ct.
gall, Olinn, 6; Charles Sin, So.
2; 8epiIs 9nfe. u. 3. %; Duluth.
Oiinn.. ID, Roorbeao. Winn., 26;
Omaha. 0ebr., 4; Siouu Gitp. 60.
g; @illiiton, g. D, "a
Somtioia mel6es ira Sos 9lnae
les. Gol., at man isnore Goliior.
mia bar fol6ere geir emo oe iioIte
30 aor, oa Senooe 9liten itorte.
oes 1uiin6er al 5pr for at boloc
,rugtbnperne iri Tor 5roit.
ltn6er / @oars Cato berettes ui.
oere ira Cos gluaeles ON $4,000.
900 Cab poo appeIiiner oa serife.
ner peo 6roit. Sra Cos 9lnaeles ill
San 9erndr6ino er enbper Mere al
9lppeIiiner oa 5erifner iroSien".
beoocr oet fnringen (inuogina)
iortiPttes. men man mener, al finn
en- 5reoieoel al 6rugtnnlen fan REQ.
0es.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08
Tinttren fom.
Ter mel6es ON llDcjr OUcr bclc
tnnoet.
,Siorten Uicnneifer Omfomne.

sra 9iem gort beOoer oct unoer
1. os.:
Gen ierite betDoelige Storm /
oct me War biemiegte 9ltlnnterbous.
toiten @aor- Sntet llpeir / Bin.
ter bar foraariaaet ian itore Glen
oonIstab iom oenne Storm. Ter mel
oes iamtioig OH befti9e Storme /
Snoen. ViellemDeiten oa longs StiI.
lebapsfDiten. 1eleion og 1elegrni.
fe0ninger bar liot mango SteOer
Ia Stormen nor poo tit bsieile, por
Der tiln lem Seoninger meIlem
Mem 9orf og Chicago / brlDbnr
Stano. aae 5raaoe Spo ior g(t
lonfn nnr nbruaeliae.
Zen ooloiomme Spopeitpiuo. iom
bpraeoe Stoterne pna gltlnnterbaOs.
fpiten. itilneoe al no pan Notten,
men hbor itore 2oelpggelier oen
bar iornarioaet, neo man tim liot
ON enonu. Snn oiot pioeS, er Scr
oog inaen Wenneifer omfommen i
Den pon 2onoior6en. Nenport
Reips, giorfolf og giicbmono, Bo,
ramtes bnorot Of Stormen pno Dis.
ie eane. 8Iere 5nrteier, iom ben.
tes til oisie Snone. iobner man
llnoerretnina fra.
De af Observation-Disclosures Sfi-
be. iom ligaer Jteipport Reips,
bnpoe oeres gefomit me6 at boil.
De Observation-Disclosures
Der inolsb traoolss WeIoing til
gaem 9orf on ot II 9 Sprifib
peo 7iamono SCHOOLS uoen for
5orbierqet Sotteros, q g., baOOc
ili6t iiq lbs oq bar fonlnet | Driit
llle0 ef 8llll1 U(nllo ON yoro. Se'
mere meIbetes BOG, at oct boDoe
flmoet anferplnos oq bnobeoe at
flmne flare fig.
MeIIem siicbmono, Ba., oe ut
lanoa, 60, ontog Stormen cpflon-
sstig sorofter, oe man penteoe, al
eienoomsifooen poo De aonter bill
De on6roee Wiilioner. - SGrens
SlnpepIobs peb gliigirita leo flemt
flere Sonaorer neoblplte. os Gin
pernoifiner blep belpis ramponeret
8inoen Stprfe bar 60 Mil pac
5lori6os apit.
z philadelphia soelogoes en- tire
etagers 5abrifsbnanins, bbilfer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

| leil0fe 0ell .. Dailt ell 6ll8le, JON OIeD
| liooenoe genet. 9erpaa iprang
De TO al oe forionnot en- 9lnep,
Imeoens Sbauifsren fgrte Ill Sjer.
net al 5tb glbenue % Soutb 8oter
Street, bnor ban iorIoo gioifinen
0ette b9note ST. 8 ON @ftermio.
oagen. Ger bleo in9en 9lrreitntio-
ner ioretaget, o9 8olitiet bar intet
Spor al 5orbrDoerne.
glutomobilen bar fort / 5oroeien
bleoet itiaalet uoenior gioDol SSSn'
iurance Building, 160 Belt 5oct-
ion 9ouleooro. ga Snoelerforret.
Iningen blen plpnoret, bar Der fllOt
al Dtenneifer / @o0en. Sun Den enc
al SSnoeboperne. glrtbnr Stein, op-
boIOt Jig / 5orretningen, og inben
ban fom ii9 ioooi0t al 6orifrGftel.
fen, at ban fnnoe 9ere 9lnifrig,
boooe 9ienerne aqereoe temt Bin.
ouet og bar paa Bei tilbn9e til gllt-
tomobilen. 8enne par en- al oe
alminoelige. Gen boooe Bloos til
fire Yerioner o9 bar ioriDnet meo
en- SlngS aaleIde al Sprreo. 0o
Gulnane oa Ufe@alre forfnldte ben
pno 9isrnet al 0uron Ct, iprang
Den enc al 9anoitterne al OF dub-
neoe Dioifinens qWlnfiIe". ino oen
blep inobpaet / ell Sfp al Camp,
meOens De tire onore ifar 0ul 2Pr.
reoet, lom opffeoe 9IutomobilenS
9agiioe, ipr beore at fltnne gere
9rug al 9lenoloerne.
Der opbolot Jig ligeleoe9 Ell bel
Del Wienneifer @a6en, oo Stricfen
blep faitet no al 9llhomobilen st
al 2ienpionerne, g i. Cor. ior.
teller, at ban bar pna Geien ira
Securitp 9uiloing, bbor ban er an.
iat, til Ssiboneitationen for ot tage
ct 9Iurora, @lgin o9 Chicago Iog
bien. oa ban iad en- Rolitimnno
blipe fnitet no af en- glutomobil,
iom fsrte ior fulo 5art. oa blep
liagen0e en 9erion | gllltomobilen
iprnng iannie 2ieblif ITO poo
Srin6rGttet, fortpller ban. og los.
ueoe TO Sfno Sticfen oroe liae.
leoes Ell 9lepolper % ifeo liggenoe
Stilling lem Sfuo. ai bnilfe inaen
trai @n al alalerne off / Bro.
ilcnene og iprana oerira mo aennem
@mouet / 0i. 9(relions aufiertior.
refining, IS South 5t6 9lpenue.
Der berifeoe itor 0pbioielie De
(5o0er. gennem bpilfe ReDerne bar
iluatet. oa6olf iamleoe iia IldinO.
ois. llroen naaeoe Wia0iion Street
ioet Qlutomobilen nnaeoe Siernet
lraiitpolitimanoen oioroe imiOIer.
Iho intet 6orieg poa at itauoie Dio.
Iifinen. % ierit eiter at oen bauoc
pasicret @ooefraosningen, toa ban
9liipre oa aioroe et iorappes 6or
iso pna at inohente oen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08
Den niopoc erinsreecut
oa aatolicismen.

Oct bar life alto opret iod gan
tie let ior Den afoeoe Sllitpolo al
Bapern oiIicIelt at boloe Balance
mellem line fotolite o9 protelton.
tiife llnoeriontter, Der glntal lor-
boloer Jig ionl 3 til 9
s Ell Sole 1910 neo @rlmoltens.
ueolpg9elien til en- airfe / Golidrts.
iteoet 9lltettina. buor De boperitc
aongers 0ierter opbepores i gplo.
ne aopiIer, 1T ban SfDlo for al
upre gaoet iaa nleget ooer @rGnlelt
at ban ifllloe bope uotolt, at ban
.aItio nor troaot / Sfrnnfen for
oen fatolifc 9eliqion. ioroi ban nar
operbebilt ON, at oenne sieligion
oor oen enelte innoe o9 Gqte"
0enne Meooelelic pafte itprft
Hsre i gopern men blep aloril
oificielt oementeret.
20 glor eiter mooificereoe Brins
regenten peo sSnonielien of oen ian
me airfe De llotalelier, Der poi
tiIlaet bom, oa uotolte, at 9aperr
par ct 2ono, bbor ale 9onfesiionel
neo Den iterit mliliee ssribeo, of
at ban iom Wieolem al aongebn
iet gioroe 5ororing poo Den ionlm,
Sribeo iom enbner al bans llnoer
latter til at befenoe iig iom antoIif
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

menoe Stormagter ON gens trent
tioige Sfpbne. 3Drfiet ital uoen
pioere ofitaa ale fine Ger / 9gg9er-
bobet, oeriblonot oeioa Dem, iom
mn boIoes beiat af Stolien. 0e al.
liereoe Diogter snifer en- @rGnie,
DER 9ioer gulearerne glbrionopel
Niontene9rineren bruste en- iaa-
Dan Zone. oa ban afgap oenne Or
flpring, at oct belle inagte al ct
llltimotnm. Nile 0elegnter boboe
Den 5oritaoelie. oaiaa Hedao Fo.
Ida. iom iorisate at toge grooOen
al giiiuifopitdes Grflpring peo
at iige, at ban troeoe. at ban Ser-
oag fimoe aenoptoge 0isfllsiionen
om ,Sreosbetin9elierne. De 2laiere-
oes 8eleaoter bonoe intet oerimoo,
oa 5ortiGttelien al 5orbanolinger-
ne blep noiat til Wnnonq Otter.
miooaa. Il
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

llnoer Oianoaas Cato meIOes ino
nioere, at man mener, at 6prfiet
er iproig meo at pente poo. at Wag-
terne ifal gribe mo / oets 5oOsr.
llnoen 4enge og meo en- oemo'
raliieret 9pr inoier Iprfiets Stuts.
m9no, at Aiget life er Stono til
at genoptage ,5ienotliebeoerne meO
rineeite lloiigt til Sel6. Sprtiets
9lepr9ientanter bar oerfor eiort
npe SnorsmmeIier, bG. a. at oeres
Hegerine pil gioe Hip poo areto,
Unite @rpnien 5rafien IGngere
eitpoo. men enonu iorieaer man al
hploe poa glorionopeI. Oct ipnes
BOG at fume ioriioies, at 1prfiet
ier opaiuer baaoe 9lorionopeI oa
2erne | geaGerbonet. emo oct gen
optoaer aampen MOB oe 9llliereoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

Oct preusiiife arigsminiiterilm
bar beitilt TO npe 2liftfrpofere, ct
bos 3eppeIin- -Selifobet oe ct boS
VorcepaI SeLifobet.