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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12

You're real!" he gasped. ."
thought it was a hallucination.''
She put her gloved hands into his
hard, soiled ones. oh, Ahner!" she
cried. You know l told you'd come
back t-. -s~5% ~. -
DO you think I aver forgot" He
gripped her hands iiercely. But it's
long time. But, Fran, / had a little
hope, and I waited"
They looked deep into each others
eyes. Unconsciously their faces drew
closer. Suddenly, with a sob Fran
SEGA crumpled up in his arms. "Oh.
Abner, l can't help it, you're all that
matters she whispered.
Aunt Ada waited long for Fran
cesca's return. She came at last hand
in hand with her farmer. who walked
by the side of his steady horses. From
the harness of The team sprung
branches Of shad-blow and Francesca
mad pinned some pom her coat. She
looked like a flower herself in her
young radiance.
Abner's horses lowed them up the
hill and they skidded down to Aries.
where they We're able to leave the
Speeedover for repairs and hire an
other car. And as they wli1led on
toward the country club Francesca
told her Aunt Ada.
Have your own way, but you're a
fool said Aunt Ada. .'Widemere'5
worth a million and 1 don't
your sunburned young farmer is
worth the few poor acres lie cuIti-
vated."
Francesca sighed. Hes worth all
the world to me-" she said. "I know
I'm d failure and a disappointment to
you, Aunt Ada, but l feel it's right to
love Abner and marry him, and i've
got to do it, -
Aunt Ada sighed. too. You're a
fool she said again.
lsut when she had said it she kissed
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12

francesca and run out to the u
try club and surprise Uncle Lewis.
francesca was So glad that she
could not keep the tears out Of her
eyes, for. though the country club
did not represent country life as she
had known it. still it was better than
eve going back to the country at
all. and it was somewhere within the
locality of her old home. Now, as
she sat in the car she began to note
familiar landmarks and her heart
beat faster and faster. Aunt Ada, in
her corner, lay hack with closed eyes,
comfortably ruminative. This run
through the country was to her sim
ply a means to an end; she was think
ing about the finish of the race, a
tasty dinner, the meeting with her
husband, II a certain little plan
which had been. Under development
in her mind for soJie. time. This plan
had to do with francesca, but she
knew nothing of it.
That day three years before. when
Francesca found herself suddenly IA
therless, Aunt Ada had flashed up
i'll her car and taken affairs into her
Own capable hands. Francesca'e ia
ther was her brother, but she had
never had anything to do with him
from h time he married Francesca's
INQUIRER unlll ne lay DEAD n defeat-
ed under his poor mortgaged roof. 1t
was Ahner's mother who had sent the
telegram. Abner and his mother
lived on the next farm and were
Francesca's dear friends-her dearest
friends. indeed, until Aunt Ada had
appeared. Aunt Ada, big and reposed,
seemed to see o things We're at a
glance. The farm could go on the
mortgage, Abner's mother could take
away the furniture If it was worth
while and she would take Francesca.
of course, you've no idea Of mar
rying that young farmer?" Aunt Ada
had inquired. And francesca, flushed
and dropping, had murmured NO"
Somehow bereavement and change
and these vast new prospects for
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12

as she passed. Every sight and
sound thrilled her with the old home
spirit. How strange 1t seemed to be
coming back In this way! What
Abner say when he saw her? She
could tell him. You see, + have
come back. just as J. said I would
Perhaps she must not say that: per-
haps he vas married.
She thought then of Bob Widemere,
who was even then awaiting her at
the country club. There was no
doubt now in Francesca's mind that
Aunt Ids had arranged 1t. Two
months. before Francesca had refused
Bob Widemere and Aunt Ada had
been displeased. That was just be-
fore he went IN his southern trip.
Now he had returned, 1t seemed, un-
known to her, and was with Uncle
Lewis at the country club. Uncle
Lewis was very fond of him.
Perhaps I could be If 1 tried"
francesca thought. II suppose 1
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12

ought to try. 1 suppose I ought to
marry him. They wish 1t and they
have done SO much for me that it will
seem little ingratitude if I don't. i've
got to marry somebody and I may as
well do it now as wait another year"
She had emerged suddenly from the
woods. Before her were fields food
ed with rich sunshine. Very near her
somebody was whistling annie
Laurie" There in the next field a
tall. slender, muscular young man was
%ploughing. His face was brown and
the sun had burned golden lights into
his uncovered hair. +.
AS she stood gazing he swung the
plough round at the turn of the fur
row and saw her. Then he came run
ming forward, leaping the burrows.
Painting he reached her. Under his
tan she saw a queer pallor.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12
OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF RanEs

one morning little Elsie discovered
a SPIDERS web on a small shrub.
on, mamma" she exclaimed.
mere a big bug in his hammock!"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12

While eating dinner Elmer was
nearly choked by a tendon he en-
countered in the leg of the chicken.
he said. Cook forgot
to take the hens earters off"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12
BY Paul West.
illustrated by Moser.)
r

No school today.
Andy Anderson was busy oaver to
Torp Stebbins' this moarning arrang-
ing the new invention he has invented
for helping Torp to get up erly in the
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12

II Didn't Want to Do It." is the title
Of a new farce completed by Margaret
Mayo. author of Irwin Beds "Baby
Nine" and other plays.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12

Mamma said little Nellie, II can
Always his 5eil when papa has finished
her mother. Ne
"'Cause there amt notb,n. nor.
left on his plate,' was the replv
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12

the wills was pritty iuc
Ky to have the enjine out when the
hre started or thay would of lost that
too, probly.
Thay are going to keap the enjine
IN Masnns Hooley's undertaking shop
FOR awhile. Constubul Stuffy Balcl,
Gays that's a good plaice for It..
WARMING,
Tub mite to-nite,
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12

The Shuberts announce they have
secured the American rights to a mu-
steal play called IA Day in Paradise
by Edmund Eysler.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12
= = = 4 = 4 = II r 4 4
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

"Fapa's Baby Boy" a new musical
piece taken from the French, is to be
produced at the New Amsterdam the
atre, New York, next month.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12

The Sunday school class was sing
ING ths want to BE an Angel" and
inc teacner said to one little fellow
who was silent: "Why don't Won SIM
Willie?" Soo sihs'
Cause I don't want to be an aneel
just now" was the reply.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-12

Herld wants brings results.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14

ser Jig iprlig til ale llngoontsiore.
ninaerne / gacific areos ON at fon.
me iaa mange iom mulig ia bper
misunderstanding. eler oo9 ! Oct
minoite at lace ia regreicnltre uee
ct Meoleni. M~enig6coen bar nenllig
aioet os ale IRE gftermionage II
iprliae llnaOomsmeoel: 5orSoaa
GftermiO0ag oil gmnet ct lptfe.
liat llng0omslio9 + 6o~rbinoelie meo
Nom. 5, L blipe 0reitet Gmnet for
6re0ag eftm.: a9iloe BET pare go0t
Tor Observation-Disclosures I 9aciiie
areos, on oe oanneoe ct are0sior.
buno2 Suorleoes fan BET ife2 Suae
Tor 0pgaoer funoe De lsie2 Gnl.
net for 5snoa9 gitermioong er.
On t~roialt % irimooia 9efenOelie
al min 6reIier4.
anmGrfnine. Smmamiels llna
Oomsiorening tpnfer aloeles life
paa peo bette Meoe at oanne areos.
iorbnnO. en iaooan Saa maa lisae
/ areoiens Srnoer. Men oen snifer.
ON emo / BET inian, IT opffe Scr.
itaaeIie al og Snteresie Tor Sagen
@i Oenter Fr9iterne Z. 9ne q,
ien % aarl Sanicn, iamt pore ont.
boenoa Gr9iter til at oelta9e / @e
0erne.
aae tilreiien6e beoes me0oeIe ON
oeres aomme inoeu BEN -. 0ob.
9oa @enigbeoens % llnaooms.
foreningens 8egne.
u. 4. 6anfen. prpit.
0leanoer, 6al., II. n. L.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
areosmpOe.

9oeiiit Stress al aGen ioreneoe
oanife e0..lut6. STRIFE aibolaer, ON
@uo oil, 9Iarsmsoe / 9et6ania oai.
lie eo. .lntb. Menisbeo, 9ortIano
Oregon i 0a9eue 22-25. Otto.
Der.
5oruoen oen alminOeIipe 5orret-
ming, areoieu o%eOrerenoe iorbano-
les ielaenoe emner:
1. Zen anoen 9sn meo 2iitbers
6orfIarin8."
2. g9et belize 9orseritab," 81.
?. 1872 Il iaa siper ri iulO.
talligt Msoc, Observation-Disclosures,
9r9iter % manse @Giter unOer
0errens 9eIii1neIie / slrbeioet.
5or are0ien
n. s.. SEMEN, areosiormano
! Sen6oIo til openitaaelloe Be.
fenotasrelie i%nobuoer' 9et6ania Dan.
lie en-. .Iutb. Menig6eo / @ortlano,
Sreaon. berueo geuner al Serrens
Saa ira nGr o. iiern til ui6er
areosmeoet at oele Serrens @ooer
iammen meo os.
Pile tilreiienoe, Tom enifer Dor
asiiitnnce ueo anfomiten. bebes
israe for at Ceres SnoHelSeIie er
unoertegneoe { SGnoe ieneii sen II.
Oftober meo 0plpsnina ON meS
builfet gog De fomner. 9i oil oa
isrge for gIaos % 5orpleiu NJ I'm.
Ger Msort oa enifer eoer pan Tor.
6aauo 9effomnen til eet6ouial
@eo anfomiten I'll Union Depot
/ 9ortIan0 beoes beiegenSe at ie
cfter @anoen meO 6et rsoe o. 6oioe
gaano | annphuIlet. san oif biqlpe
Ter iii Rette.
9aa Meniabeoens 9cane.
81. g. Senfen.G g6ofm.
6I2 Union 9foe. q. 9ortlona, Ore.
z 1orbinoelie mp6 oeennGont'
areosmeSe aiholoes @isiionsmeSe
/ getbes6a meniaheb oe0 eugene
FRA 0usbag Den %. Oft ill 5snbos
ben I. 0op. On Ssnonaen bill bes.
uoen Dor me airfe / eugene @D
bTine inopiet. alt ON Ono bill.
9e. iom snifer at belle 6enne Sei.
ito nleS os. oil set onre os en@lp.
De of mootnae os forisrae uroer
0phoToet Der. nnnr De Serom ben.
oenoer Tio til nnoerteaneoe.
9aa Weniaheoens ge1np
so q. 3bor bn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
Nreosmpoe.

9il @uo, nf6oloer Rcro 0afo.
ia areos III @iteraarsmsOe / Chen.
eyer Menigbeo peo 5lari5n. u.
2af. / 8aaene ira 10 til %. 20.
oember. Nieoet beapnoer meo @uos.
tieneite / Neniabeoen Strife, Sors.
Sag 6ormio6ag 81. 1920.
areoiens 6mne: 9aaben
gienia6eocns emne: 95orIeoes
6liper @u6s Born 6eIliaet i Sano.
6eo2 SOB. II, II.
Nile areoieus Rrpiter bef fom.
me % ale @enis5eoer ienoe 9eIe.
CATER.
g. a. an6erien, areSsiet.
3 &enbolo til oo%eni:aaenee De.
feuotesrelie iuobnSer e6ene3er B.
eD. lntb. @eniaAeO oeo 5lnrton, u
1af.. 5eroeo ale at oeatnge ! nGon.
te Die0e. enlner beoes ln0niel0e lia
til cen a unoertegneoe iHoen Den
10. 0op. 9ao os oiSe bonO 1aa 9e
fommer. e oil oa blipe ai5eutet /
6lartou. Qna Nenis6aOens gesne.
6. 9 66riitenien, 5ormano.
; u agnusfen.
Mgl.s Rrpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
Sreosmsoe.

Sainois areos al Zen iorene.
De oanIfe eb. .liit6. airfe { amerifn"
6olocr pil @no. fit areos.aars.
m9oe I 9etbania Wenigbebs Sir.
fe, @ebiter @rooe. Mo., ira A.
s. RoDember.
enboer al areOiens RenigbeOer
be6es erinore at lace iie r~eprGien
tpre life alene oeO I'm grpit, men
oaiaa Oeo en- GeIesat.
5oruoen be iropanlige 5Orret
ninger foreIisaer fslgenoe emner
III 6orbnnoIine:
I SuorleOes tanSes % DeOIise.
bolhes Den beIige SID / Menne.
'frrs Sierter?
ii. aon man iorinse uOen at
fro, os fan man tro li6en at for.
Iage2 -
III. Oct rette inobproes Gor.
boIo meIem grpit og Wenigbeo
iom geiinseIie for gelfigneIie.
MISUNDERSTANDING DnsonJ
aften ben A. 0ooember. Serren
giDe os ct frustbnrt, rigt oe peliie
net Wsoe for fit 0opns SfpIo.
g. peoeren,
Greosformano
R9-S a~nIeoning Of eDentuel
Organization Of ct frnes ungooms.
forbunb | areofen bill bet o9re be-
timeIigt for De Iofnle lingboms.
foreninser bper at pRfge og ienoe
en- Neprpientant til Wsoet. 9. 9
gethnnia 3. ep.-lutb. Weniebeo.
@ebiier @robes $40. inobpOer Der.
peo pna oct bierteIiaIte til Deltagefie
/ areosmsoet | opennGbnte Gage
1ilreiienoe be6es at in6meIbe la
ieneit fsrite Popember.
Qaa Meniaheoens @egne.
q. gentfen,
407 Tairpietp aue.,
Webiter Bropes Wo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
aurretnina til eaIa.

On goo misunderstanding =
9@rocerp, Sboes, Drn @ooOs, Snro
mare, ano Supplements" | en- tri.
pelig $50 meo onnif oa norif Be
foIfnins er til SoIg pna soOe Oil.
fnor, BELT meo aontant eIIer | opt.
te for eoot 2anb | ct Oanif Settle.
ment.
On nprmere Oplnsnin9 t~iIifrip
u. g. in care Of rGaniferen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
errere ipaes.

70 9Grere, iom fan unoeroiie (!
oe alminoelige engeIife SfoIeiag,
fan iaa 8Ia0s paa 9rorion 9si.
itoIe, @aro 60, u. Daf.. / Bin.
Ter.
Sfolen onbner Den "a. Rorembet
oa ilutter Den 81. Marfs.
Man maa ifaffe CODE anbefo'
finger. SnoienO anisgrins til I'm
~6ertegneoe.
g. q. In0eren
aenmnre, u. Gnf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
NlisiionsmpOc On @eformationsfeit.

On Ono oil. af6oloes Misiions.
meoe oa Aeiormaiionsiei / emaus
Menigbeo ira Is. til 1. Aou. en-
f9rli8 Snobp0elie til ale.
9erren peIii9ne Nlsoet.
gaa Gmaus Meni5beOs 9egne.
6. 5. SEMEN,
1870 Mornt g0e.. 3acinc. @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
Nisiiunsmppe

9ef6ania MenigbeO. 9erona, Reb.
af1olOer lit aarlige eiteraarsmsoe
ira 6.-5. 4ooeHber. 8enner er
bierieIig uelfomne bos os i Oisie
9a1e. 0ielO eoers aomme til DIR.
u. y. Simonien, 9erona, Rebr.
9aa Menigbeoens geene.
6. 2. 8oenberg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
@isiiOnsmpoe

9ort aarli9e giteraarsmsOe al
boIoes ira Den 30. Oftober til /.
9tooember / por 6reliers Menigbeo.
9oroopa, gtebr. 9enner er bierte.
Zig ueltommen til at oeltaee / 9es.
oerne.
9aa MenigbeOens 9e9ne.
6. 2. 6ofenberg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
slair ae6r.

Or. q NieIieu. Sp9emisiionGr
I @anc6nriet aina, / Oct oaHife
0lisiionsielifabs 5ieaeiie, er paa
Reiiq her / Sanoet tommer. pil
Quo. Der til @fair / 6enne ll8e.
San bif tale / airfen 1orsoa9
9ffen If 30 o. poa sfoIen
Treoua affen al 7,30.
ade Ganife / Blair os 0me9n
inobeoes penIigit.
gaa Cana golIeae bar man
| 6enne llae organiieret Cana Col.
leae Coral Union. Com ri bar
foritaaet, er Ser baaoe 9prere OF
gIener meo | oenne 6orenin9. og
bet or nof Seniieter meo Oens
Stiftelie at taae fat Tor Minor pde
caioa at onrfe Sanaen paa Dor
efole. Of. snifer Sfolen til 9pfs
fe meo oette Sfriotl
Oct Iaffer M benaS Ei0en
for giteranrspalget, o. Der er oa
Rnbne. iom oi oil oraae ffem for
pore 9piere / @aIhington gounto.
Que anoeren, Ser M mart
| monae aar bar baft hismme !
gounfn glerfs aontor. fsrit Tom
9eputn on iioen fom GIerf, er no.
mineret for @enbala. 5an er bel
hienme / Sagerne Der, ina oi
nppbe fan iaa en- beore foalificeret
M1no lat poa oenne Tfa6s. Do til
bette Gmbeoe taoTes Ner Benbala
fad tiot BET ifal pore. - Saa er
Der 4rof. q. z 9uno. ban blep
peo Qrimproalget nomineret Iom
republifanf aan6ioot for Count
III superintendent" -Gmbeoet. 8i
bar omtaIt BAN fsr. Sans lfoonn.
neIie oa Tortio toler for BAN Tom
be6re fDaIificeret for oenne Stillina
ems noeen al Dem, Ser brill bar
befIPot Sen. - 90 Taa leg
Wrrfe til Set - Iar Far bi Der
| Gonntnet en- Game paa 2iiten
fom en- al aanoioaterne for Gom-
mers Gmbeoet. Miis Grace Ballard
SIM har fpmpet Iia frem, fsrIt
qennem gnens Sfoler. faa aennem
Cana COLLEGES Torretninasafoe.
Iina. iioen 1ennem StaisuniperIite-
tets inriSiife Nfoerina, on MI fem.
Der bun for 7ommeritiGrinaen |
gotntnet bI. a. for at tunnt nnoer.
boloe fin gamIe Wo0er. SO, ganer
fan oaIaa fpmpe meo l10holoenheo
for at naa ct Mnnf. CONNER :. 6
CHER err Miis 9aIGoros Moofn1.
oi0af.
gor oonife Sfrro0er :. e.
Sohnien er MI eaiad iIpttet inO /
Dor oanife @aoe. treble Ter spo
for .. 9. &. g. hpor Ran beoer
baooe gamle Oa me annoer. IarIia
The colIeae bong, ailpaaa BAN
et gefeg nndr Be snifer noget giort
Tom FaI0er inoenfor hans Sag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
Wisiipnsmpoe

af6oloes. ON @uo oil, i De oanife
@enigbeoer ue0 9iborg % 0meBn
on % @eit 5lpan Safe Meni8be.
ser, @aple @rope % SurfeD BAL
fen @enia6eoer) ira ben %. Oft.
tit [. g}oob. Vile er penli9it mObuo.
ne til at oeltage / Meoerne.
u. u. %erSiIo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14

so sfibe r%egiitrerer / L. z.
@aTbington. .. 6. :. Oft. san.
0elsoepartementet meooeIer efiieielt
at so / llolanoet 6pagaoe Sfi6e er
irelit ira epentuel aapfIHg PED 6e.
aiitrering / Ben amerifanife San.
oelsflaaOe. Sfibenes iamleOe Cont
maze uOasr 233 ISL. 81 Al Sfibe.
ne par brittle. ire par tpife % 10
uor belaiife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
Wisiionsmpoe

; Gn9enc ira Is. Of. til /.
Non. 6lioer Der. ON @uo oil, al.
6oI0t 9fisiionsmeoe / 8etbiemanc
@enigbeo. Gacine, Mis. 9aitor o
.. g6riitianien % 9ait. Is. Grill
bar louet at Dare til Steoe. 8en-
ner inobpoes frrligit at oare meo
o. / nunnte Gage.
9aa MenigbeOens 9e3ne,
q. U. 9onoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
Misiiunsmpbr % Npitfcit.

af5oIoes = bill CUB = /. dn8aret1
Renigheo. Geoar Sails. ga. i Ia.
gene fra 80. Oft. til I. RoD. Ben.
ner ira ngr o. iiern in0bnoes pen.
IigIt til bort Ms0e. 5ilreiirnoe be.
Oe 0eres aomme til anoertegneog
isr ben 81. Sfto6er.
4aa Wenisheoens 9elne.
elias 9repenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
Misnunsmeoe

On Serren oiI. % ri maa Ieue,
aiboIoes Nisiionsmeoe / 5re0erifs
borg, 0e6r., ira 80. Oft. I
Ron. 1914. Reoet begunoer Sire.
Dag 5ormioong 30. Oft. 81. t0R
9qrlig Snobpoelie til genner, ionl
oil oeItoae meo os / SCREENS Suies
@ooer.
Raa R%enigheoens gegne.
8. Z. SenieH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
Wisfpns. On l%inaopmsmgoe

afhoI0es - oil SUB - / 9or 6rel.
iers Renie6eO I 9narne 80. Oft
. l. Roo. 9i inobnoer paa Oct
oenligite til GeItagelie / Oisie Ms
Ser. % 5iIreiienoe beoes meIoe rig
til mig i 400 lib.
80. q. 4n0reafen,
524 Isabelle Ct.
9eenah, Bis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
MGrfi

gi bar Der | SenongsIfoIen en-
9unfe paa noeIe 100 onnife gsr.
nebIooe. iom pi igennem Sommeren
bar facet for mango / Dor Ssn.
oogsffoIe. SfuI6e ser p9re nogIe
Ssnoaesifoler, iom eaers life faar
gerneblooet, og iom maotte snffe
oisle, be6es De tilifripe
.. 3. in CO. gDanfferen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
GiemSom { Blair.

On beiIis Gien6om pna 4 sfcres
2ono meo ioo eoot iom MT s 9a.
relies Gus - nar peo 9ono Col.
Iege - fan fsbes pao eunItise Oil.
fndr.
QigeIeoes Ell mooerne 7 8rrelfes
Sns os " We're Serb bepIantet
meo 5riiettrner % guife. Snoen.
for Bperrnien.
g. 3. Mobinfon MeaItu 60.
Blair. Hebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
NisiiOnsmDOer / SremOHt % paa
Nrempnt Nafffr.

5 0agene ira 1916. Roo. Al.
5oIoes, Of Ono. @isiionsmsOer j
5remont aaIoet. @eearne aabnes
mel aiteaguostieneite / 8pen Sors-
Oaaen Den 10. Qoo. 6reoa9, 9sr-
Oag % SsnOag (20.-22) bodies
0feoerne paa 9anOet. sra Manoa.
gen Den %. til % meo Safiigelies.
Oagen Sen 26. boIoes @soerne /
9pen. Som og nRr meol 9naoe
in0enbps % uoenbns @9iter er
bierteIig Belfommen.
%. Sh. SEMEN.
5f5 6. ith z.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14

@uo oil. @eiienoe beSes meooeIt
oeres aomme til unoertegneOe IN.
Den ~. Oft.
Nnbers Sanfen
0conto Sails
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
Niisiipnsmphr on neifeit.

SmmanneIs @eniBbeo ci5olopr
/ Gageue ira ). til 5. Rooembrr
Misiionsms0e % 6sitieit, boortil
ale oenIiait in0bD0es.
Qaa Menigbeoens 9'e8ne.
~. 8. 9Ioct
$40 2niaaette 4ua., aariua. @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
I'll eeie.

Stort gWooern Brief Sotel" iom
esr goo 5orretning, Fan leies me.
get biIligt. Rrrmere Splpsninger
foas peo at benbenoe fig til
Or. :. 3. Ssr9enen,
CIT Sorn, ga.
euer til
1bom. z bonn en-,
aimboIIton, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14

llnaoums. o. WlisiipnsmpOt.

Hl90DfIss % UtIsflDlsftB0t.
llnaooms- og Dtisiionsms0e al
hoIoes = ON @uO oil - | SIN.
manliels b. Iutb. @enigbeO. Cotton.
Gal. i 8agene ira Den f9.-22.
3op. sGae er bierteIig inobu0ne til
at oeltage / oisie @sopr. % Sm.
manneIs llnsoomsforenihs 6enoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
Niisiiunsmpoc

af6oloeS. oil @no, ! outdiaion %
Ct @ortens Meuia6eoer. Eft %.
9top. I.
aae er oenlilit inobuoue
5heo Z. 9ecf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
@nostieneittr


Vlatr.
SgnoaasifoIe 81. 9.t5.
Ssimesieguostieneite 9l. 1890.
aftenguostieneite 81. 7,30.
aennarO: Ssnoagsifole meo Son.
firmanoIpsning bner Ssnoag 81.
10. 9anif @uostieneite 1. % 3.
Ssnoag I bper Manneo 6ormi0oag
al. II. gnaeIif 8uOstieneIte ,. %
4. Senoaa / b0er @aaneO 6ormio-
oag ST Il.
Ornm; @uostieneitf I. % 9.
Smoae / boer Ulaoneo. 81. 1890
6ormiOong.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
Gre nge Smaaifriftcr

ira firfelie Screening for Snore
Wisiion / 3nnmarf.
CIR. 572@BreIten / 5urebp .06
Nr. 573 = Ct Inffeligt Barn.
oomsbiem . ...... .OS
Hr. 574 Snoremisiionpr
Rasmus 6anien 10
ane ire tiliommen for 90 Cts.
Trimprfer ener Selopenge MOB.
toges.
9anilb entb. Rn6l. SOnic,
9lai1, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14

goabpeoegrpn Sc pr. 90.
-(eroue euer fine)-
gpgerpn, grope ener fine, 7c 20
RismeI oe anrtoffeImel. &c 20
Forienoes opernIt fom Poltpoffe eller
Or. erpres. Strife gnrer og Grli9
getieninq. Crit R. SEMEN
Cor. 2S. &@rant cts, Omaha, Rebr
Tel. WebIter 1929
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-14
Nortb 9afota qans.

W0rfD IhfBfn TnHb.
WosLe foa ppperIige anIeonineer
til at fsbe sooe Stem | be banife
aoIonier | @eitbp, gonepiIle %
5ertiIe goIIep E~omnfbips. nnr Deo
gnne. sfoIer oe airfer. Sfrip TIL
cans anberfeu,
Gertile. u. ..
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.,Odniferen"

onsOog ben Ia. oftober 1914.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-08-28
Killed on Way to Picnic.

J. A. Coscley, aged about 2S, of near
Woodbine, and Nathan Snowden. aged
about 23, of near the same place, both
colored, were instantly killed Saturday
afternoon about one O'Clock. supposedly
by being struck by the west bound Balti-
more and Ohio way train, between Bar
tholows and Monrovia. They are said to
have been on their way to the picnic of
the colored people held near New Market
and known as the Gallean Fishermen's
picnic. Sheriff Conard was notified of the
accident and went to the scene, accom-
panied by Justice Posey, as coroner
Deputy Sheriff Jones and DIR. B. o.
Thomas also made the trip. 1t is said
that the negroes were intoxicated.
AT Molesworth's store, at Bartholows,
it was stated that about 100 negroes got
of passenger train to go to the picnic.
Many of them took the road to the
grounds while others went down the rail-
road. Reports state that number of
those who went down track were intoxi-
Gated and it is believed that the two who
were killed were under the influence of
liquor.
In going to the same picnic an over
loaded wagon containing eleven colored
people, driven by white man, collapsed
while descending a hill and all the occu-
pants thrown out. The driver was cut
rather badly about the face, while a negro
boy had his leg broken at the hip.