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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05
Dependency Due to Indigestion.


It is not at all surprising that per-
sons who have indigestion become dis
couraged and Respondent. Here are a
few words of hope and cheer for them
by Mrs. Blanche Bowers, Indiana, Pa.
For years my digestion was so poor
that could not eat the lightest foods.
tried every thing that heard Of to
get relief, but not until about a year
ago when I saw Chamberlain's Tab
let's advertised and got bottle of
them, did l find the right treatment.
soon began to improve, and since
taking a few bottles ofssthem my di.
gestion is fine" For sale by Siegfried
Pharmacy
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

Miss Helen Emanuel of Fargo. and
who is student at the Fargo college,
spent the weekend in Valley City Wis
iting friends, and attended the foot
ball game between Noorhead and Val.
ley City, yesterday. While in the city
Miss Emanuel was guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Dedrick, on West
Fourth street, and she returned to Far
90 last evening.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05
TURKEY HAS APOLOGY
FOR BOATS ACTS

break through the line of the allied
forces between Newport and Dixmude
have failed. Despite the greatest
sacrifices, the reports, that Germans
have not succeeded in gaining ground
on the other bank of the canal. 1t
adds that communication with Ostend
is almost completely interrupted and
that permits to leave Bruses are no
longer given. German soldiers con-
tinue to cross the frontier near Sluis
in large numbers. They declare it is
no longer a question Of battles but
one of butchering.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05
Blames Attack on Russian
Ports on German Officers
But Refuses to Dis
miss Them
POWERS DEMAND Re.
PARATI0N FROM ROME
Ger an Cruiser Karlsruhe
Adds Three More British
Steamers to Its List
of Captures

London, Nov. 3.-The Grand Viziel
of Turkey apologized on behalf of his
government for the warlike operations
of the Turkish fleet under the German
commanders in the Black Sea, but it
was stated authoritatively tonight that
the porte would have to go very much
further before the powers of the triple
entente would agree to resume friend
~ relations with the Ottoman govern
ment. This was disclosed in a state
ment by the French government this
evening.
Turkey, replying to the note present
ed by Russia, France and England On
Friday last, agreed to recall her feet
from the Black sea, but refused to dis
miss the German officers from her
ships. AS it is believed that Turkey
cannot retain passive attitude with
out doing this, the ambassadors of
the entente powers demanded their
passports.
There is every reason to believe that
despite this apology, the entente not
only will demand reparation for the
feet, but will insist that Turkeys en-
tire fleet will be put out of commits.
sion until after the war, Turkeys Sc
curity being guaranteed in the mean
time. Meanwhile, report from Con-
stantinople says, that another Russian
steamer has been seized by Turkey.
The Germans continue to strike hard
blows on the allies lines in an en-
deavor to get through to the coast
Thus far they have found every road
to be blocked, but, apparently, disre-
garding losses they continue to at
tack.
The German cruiser, Karlsruhe, has
added three more British steamers to
her list of captures in the Atlantic,
one of them being a vessel of about
10000 tons. There were reports to-
day of naval activity in the Straits of
Dover, and despatch from Dover said
a British torpedo destroyer was OBJ
served to be in action, apparently
against German submarine.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05
REWARD.

I will pay $25 reward to any party
giving information leading to the ar
rest and conviction of the guilty party
or parties that destroyed the windows
in my house known as the o. N. Rush.
felt residence.
11-5-3td-1tw* c.. LEE,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

Petrograd, Nov. 8 The following
was officially stated here tonight: "On
the front in East Prussia our troops
have repulsed the German attacks
against Vladizlavoff, driven the enemy
from the eastern edge of the Romin-
ten forest, and advanced to the north
OF Lake Raigorod. Beyond the Wis
tula our troops continue their often
sive without being opposed. Only
in the region of Opatow, have the Aus
TRANS attempted to resist us with
considerable forces. They have been
repulsed. Beyond Opatow, the Aus.
TRANS hold fortified position. In
Galicia on the river San, our troops
entered the village of Nisko where
fierce fighting has occurred. On the
rest Of the front the situation is vir
tually unchanged"
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05
TAX EN- UP.

Two calves, one steer, one heifer,
both red, about six months old. Came
to my place at N. E. IA of Section 81.
Township 139, Range &c. VIM. KEEL
land. 10-29-4td-4tws
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

What the allies described as the
"last chance" for Turkey to keep out
of the European struggle by disavow,
ing responsibility for the acts of her
Black sea feet has not been accepted
and the British government today
handed his passports to the Turkish
ambassador, following similar action
by Russia.
Meantime the Turkish feet contin-
ues its acts of aggression. The Goe-
ben and Breslau and four Turkish tor
pedo boats are reported to have re.
newed their bombardment of the Rus
sian towns in the Crimea. The pres
ence is reported of Turkish gunboats
at the entrance of the Gulf of Suez and
Turkish troops at an Arab village on
the gulf.
Bulgaria, faced with the bitter al
formative Of opposing it's former pro-
tector, Russia, or fighting with it's en-
emies, Greece and Servia, if it joins in
the war, has decided. according to a
message from Sifa, to remain neutral.
No word has been received regarding
the decision of Greece and Romania
Heavy fighting has been resumed
along the Austro-Servian border.
Berlin states officially that the gen.
eral war situation is regarded as the
most favorable of some time, although
it gives no new details of the fighting.
The French statement is equally hope
full in tone.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

Paris, Nov. 3.-Progress has been
made by sallies in Belgium and the
German attacks are less violent be-
tween the North Sea and the Disc
river. The violent German offensive
between Braye, En- Lanners and Vailly
has failed completely. This was Of
fcially announced tonight regarding
t0day's activities. The report adds
the allies have maintained all their
other positions.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

You know as well as anyone when
you need something to regulate your
system. If your bowels are sluggish,
food distresses you, your kidneys pain
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Always relieves. Be we'll tomorrow
by taking it tonight City Drug Store.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05
r. w. BASSETT, v. ii.
L. G. MOULTRIE, Secy.
Important.

Important.
Bear in mind that Chamberlain's
Tablets not only move the bowels but
improve the appetite and strengthen
the digestion. For sale by Siegfried
Pharmacy.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05
No1IcE!

Get your winter apples now while
they are cheap. Have car load for
sale at Frank Tloras Machine Ware
house. S. Granger. 11-5-1tw
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

The Ladies Aid Of the Danish Luth-
eran church met yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Albert Bartz.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

Valley City friends of Mrs. w. H.
Lovelace of Bohemian, Montana, and
who will be remembered here as Miss
Stella Odekirk, former teacher in
the Valley City schools, will be inter
ested to learn that Mrs. Lovelace re-
Gently underwent a severe operation,
and she is now improving, and on the
way to recovery, which will be good
news to her many friends in tbs city.
Mrs. Lovelace visited friends in thu
city year ago, and she has large
acquaintnce here.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05
Best Cough Medicine for Children.

Three years ago when l was living
in Pittsburgh one of my children had
a hard cold and coughed dreadfully.
Upon the advice of druggist I pur-
chased a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and it benefited him at
once. l find it the best cough medi-
cine for children because it is pleas
ant to take. They do not object to
taking it," writes Mrs. Lafayette Tuck,
Homer City, Pa. This remedy con-
tains no. opium or other narcotic and
may be given to a child as confidently
as to an adult. Sold by Siegfried
Pharmacy.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05
BRITISH ARE SILENT
ON The SOUTH SEA
BATTLE RESULT

Santiago, Chile, Nov. 5.-No word
was received today from the British
ships that engaged the German squa-
dron off Coronel, Sunday, and the
British side of the story is still un-
told. According to the Germans, their
armored cruisers Scharnhorst and
Gneisenau, and the light cruisers
Nurnberg, Leipzig and Bremen escap-
ed unscathed while the British cruis-
ser Monmouth was sunk, the cruiser
Good Hope disabled. and the cruiser
Glasgow with the transport Otranto
were sent SQUIRTING for shelter in the
neutral port of Taloahuano, where
they were bottled up by the Leipsig
and Bremen.
1t is certain the Scharnhorst, Gnei-
senau and Nurnberg arrived safely at
Valparaiso, although somewhat worse
for the encounter with the Britishers.
One report says the Glasgow, badly
damaged, arrived at Coronel Bay
while the Otranto escaped to Puerto
Mont.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

FOR RENT-A six room house. Call
719 Maple Ave. Phone 246L.
ti 11-5-wtf
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05
MASONIC TEMPLE.

The annual election Of officers In |
the Blue Lodge on Friday evening. !
Also work in the second degree. The
Grand Lecturer is expected to be
present
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

Evidence accumIlates that Turkey
intends to proclaim holy war. AM
pie measures have been taken by
Great Britain for an explanation of its
attitude towards Turkey.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

London, Nov 3.-The grand Vizier
of Turkey has apologized for recent
events in the Black Sea. 1t is believ-
ed this will keep Turkey out OF the
European war.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

Amsterdam, Nov. "a Sluis de-
spatch says all German attempts to
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05

London, Nov. 5.-Turkey has defn-
itely broken off diplomatic relations
with Great Britain, France, Russia and
Servia. The powers Turkey defed al.
ready are taking warlike action
against the Ottoman empire. The
British have destroyed Fort Akabah,
Arabia; the Russians have invaded
Asia Minor, and the Anglo-French
feet is bombarding the Dardanelles
forts.
With Turkey aligned among the ma.
tons warning, speculation is rife as to
what the Balkan powers will do.
Greece is said to be preparing to side
with the allies; Bulgaria has given as.
surances of neutrality, but is mobile.
ing for, as Bulgarian diplomat said,
with Turkey in the area of war, Bull.
garia must be prepared at any event.
Next to the Turkish situation, the
appearance Of German warships of
the coast of England is causing the
most discussion in this country. The
disposition among naval men is to be.
lieve that no serious raid is intended
Official reports regarding land fight
ing are recorded, only advances at
various points, repulses of the enemy's
attacks.,at others. In fact, there is no
change in the situation according to
the reports.
The fact that the naval engage.
ment off the South American coast i
not mentioned in the above dispatche,
Is an indication that the English cen
sors have not permitted tho informa
ton to become public.
The Russians claim that they have
successfully met the German offensive
from East Prussia, tho C>-mans r.
treating across their own frontie,
/ leaving large quantities Of arms and
ammunition. In Poland. the Germans
are continuing to fall back: farthe,
south the Russians are forcing the
Austro-German forces. The Russians
have occupied Kielce and Sandomi,
having taken 200 officers, $4,000 men
and several dozen guns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25

Dien bpem tilfommer M 9erei
% oermeo osiaa Sat % 9ris ior
alt Oette2
Mango er iiffert reoe til at ioa'
re o II ., men baaoe ior oisies SfgIo
o. for azores Sfplo oil oi minOe
on ct % anOet.
9u fenoer maaife 5ortGaingen
ON Den ua5tiomme Gren9, Der ioai
reoe, oa Sfolelareren ipur8te, bDenI
ser 6apOe ifabt 9erOen: Seq Ueo
oa mig fril"
Saaoau maa ri % buert glenne-
ife iUare pda manat ct Spbr8smaaI.
9pem Ia9Oe 5uiatbar6eoer / Sor-
oen? Seq peo Oa mig iril
0uem la9oe @nloet % Sstpei,
ANDRE Metaaer o. auaagene / Bier
gene o. / BET belle tagei / Soroens
Sfeo2 Sea Deo ga mia iril
Spem Ioo 6iifene uriniIt ! 5n.
pet2 Seq oeo "a mig iril
0Dem Ia9Oe araiten i @auoens
arm % 5oritanoeu / bans 9ooeo2
Seq ueo oa mig ri!
9ucm laoeoe Sfgerue meo 6iig
tig6eo og itoreOe 9inoenc, iom ores
Sfperne. iaa De uo9eo ceres Sno.
5olo paa borc glarfer2 Sea 0ea
ga mig iril
81 iaaoan fnnoe Der 10 iperges
naitcn / Set uenoeIi9e, % baaoe Oh
% ieg maatte gi0e Oct iamme, De-
Negative Guar Seq oeo oa MIG
fril
Meu gaulus giper SCI poiiti-
be Guar: Zen Ie0enoe @ne
Gar giort 6immeIen % Soroen og
Sapet o. at, boao Der er I Dem
ban gloroe 1o0t % 1ao os 9leah os
frllatbare 3i0er a Simmelen og
mntteoe pore Sierter meo 8sOe og
@lqoe. (9(p. Ser. Il. It'd.
91aar iea % 81 al 6iertet tiIitem-
mer bette, ian fan ri orre meo /
Sauobe0 at holoe 5nfii1eliesieit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25

oonunelige Clement, % JON er
Tfriitmasiige, men Den atbeiitiife
llo0iflinssteori. JON iaa mango IGr.
Sc o. friitne 9raiter par Iaa reoe
til at aOoptere. bier III ben bgie-
ite 9ioenifab at onre lige laa uui.
oenifabelig. JON ben er nbibeIif.
Degeneration er oct Eienneifeliee
Siertes 2op. 6oao Den enropaiife
arig illuitrerer. .Siertet er beora-
geligt mere emo ale Eng. o. oct
er ipgt@ Ger. II. 81. 9Iaar SUBS
eip rsrer Ueo set meo g%enisoenoe
Strait, iaa begpnoer oeoolutionen ,
llopiflingeu al BET aanOeIise Gin.
p6oruaOre oig life ooer. at ieg Jag
De til big: 5 maa ipoes paan14
Go6. 3. =.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25

bun life. ioroi 6enoes a%anOsepner
iorbleo flare naiten Iiee til De iioite
elmer.
Oite oil DC minOes, Der beieste
benoe UNDER benOes SpgOom, bOil.
fen @laOe os 5reo Der isltes i ben.
Oes 9nrnarelie. Nan bragte life
Srgit men moofos.
genner i MoInie o. Davenport
oil me0 gemoo minoes beuoe % al.
Ie DC 6rrIiae timer. Ser oar %tiIbrast
1 sparIin1s 0iem; Oct fnnOe rel
faloets oet moet 9etbania".
9aitor 3. 6. Mf. Sahien i@orret.
teoe Sorospaafaitelien. 5 Siem-
met taltr 9aitor Sanien pan 0nnif,
no ira ct 0rO hos 9anIns: Ri ier-
&c life iom Be. Der life bare Saab. q
Rel set BAR ianot. t6i mrs. Spar-
ling gap ole et Saob. at inn mango,
ION elife6e Srius % troeoe paa
BAN Der. IF Con at me0es i9en me0
6en0e i DC epige 9oliger. Eroen
par hos 6enoe en- TAFT Oorrbeoisniua
ON eoigt Gin. Sanaforet unoer
Mrs. Saniens 2e0eIie lang ar. 1913
Il Song .1af for 0isie naooeri.
|ge.1 5oriamIingen iana n5reIie.
rem er mig en- Sproe aoo", % gDp-
be, title, itprfe miIoe".
9eo @raDeu taIte @aitor Sanien
paa guseIif, % 4glearer mn 500
10 Ibee4, bIeu nfiun9et.
Gen 8. Zoo, en- title, inuf 81.
teraars6ag bleo Rrs. Spnrlins lagt
til 5uiIr paa .8ioeriioe GemeterD" .
O1oIine. un6er et 9Glo al gIomiter
ira 91euis6eoerne beage 9perne
Ga ira mango 9enner uoenior Qe.
niabeoerne.
en- iaate. title Suien 100 8ennem
Sc noite neoial0enoe BRINE Blade,
Sommeren oor til enSe. % ct Gin.
Der 0eo Serrens 1aaOe bauoe u9ret
fuI0t ple0 Solifin % Sommer9lG.
Sc. oor afiluttet.
9eliianet Dgre hcn0es Minoel
6. s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25

NisfionRr 9eoerien til ameri-
ia igen. S iIoite Scr. al nSantbal-
misiionpren~ lpIes: SRA Weisiions-
morfen er moOtaget nnoerretniHg,
at Der fife mao uare Iale ON at
ienoe Misiionprer no til Snoien.
meoens 4rigen parer. Bore Dai5-
iionqrer Wi. ". Reoerion o. .. 8.
Crten meo oeres 6uitruer naneoe
life lqngere emo til Rorge, fsr ari-
gen begDnote. Ger bar De MI en- Tio
pentet paa anIeoning til at fort-
IGtte Heiien. Wien ga ser life er
Gean til, at arigen ilutter ! 81.
teraaret, fommer be tiIbage til
Mmerifa Tor at tilbringe 8iHterer
her. UaisiionQr Feoerion %ifriner
at ban bar beitiIt 8iletter FOR iiq
og &uitru poa rariitiminfioro",
Der ofgnar ira Bergen Den 26. no
pember. San lnngt bans SeI6reo
tiltooer Del, er ban oiIlie til at
fOrtiGtte meo at tale Misiionsio-
aen | Menigbeoer / De forifelIise
Samfuno. Renigbeoer, Tom suifer
hans geisa, fan meloe bette til
Erof. :. 8. 8Ieeen, auasburg &C.
minnrp, minneapolis, Rinn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25

Com en- antDoning al. i bDiIten
lloitrpfning arigen bar foritDrret
Griierue paa observation-disclosures,
ifrioer en- gammel MisiionGr pna
Geolon, geo. N. 2. 9agnter, til
.8be G6riitim SeraIo", glem gort:
s9riien paa upIten ale 9iosiorns.
oenbeoer er Iteget enormt, Tor nogIe
Nrtiflers 8e0fommenoe naiten 80
grocent. Bore W1isiionarer bar al
Iereoe aiuet affalo paa 5eOemiO.
Ter. ION mango 0iloe anie for nso.
uenoiae. Snoiife arbeioere fniber
set Iaaoan for. at Be oGientIio Ie-
Der poa grs0 % 9nno. os 9rsoet
uooeles / Disie Sfiper til bOert
MaaItto."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25

% liar gennem Froieterne mplore-
Sc oct irem meo 6erlige % l%traalen-
oe 6orirttelier. oBiaa 6oriGttel-
len ON, at Observation-Disclosures 6reI.
ie ifltl0e finoe Steo 8qnnem ben
iaIpeOes 9ioelie % DO. bpao %.
laa bar hmoet ltoirnf | en- &gffe
gamIe StierBebilIeoer. bl. a. aor.
let. Get er ben lille SamlinaS tier.
ner. beiiaaenOe al finn lem s%tierner
buorai Be ire banner aoriet.
gunge ipr Den friitue 9era bao'
Sc bette Iean miitei i'm ianoe BE.
tuonine oct par blqoet %ioruanifet |
9abDlon o. 9eappten, iom iioen
ben ble0 Dan6eIliget I Nom. Der
ierne o. 9eopptcr tilbao Der. De
aaaer Der bIen bagt % pitt til
gGre Tor 4imlens Drowning, bar
mnrfeoe me0 oct. 9enne beoenife
suopane optog Rom % ooerierte
Sen ieuere pao fine eausireOaas-
foyer, Ser bleo itempleoe meo bette
8ean. Mcn aae par Ii8e npiOenoe
ON oets ianoe 9%etnhniua.
: De nI0Iie 5ioer par Oct 2iuets
Eean o. 5nm6olcr. 9h bru9es BET
iom 5nmbol paa 9go. Ren BET
betnber Gin.
Sn0foriet bar netop iUnligt pda
e~yeruialems greoOearooer ueo Ser
rcus isrite aomme til eioeIie %
Deo. Som 5elae al 8oIariiier.
mems graopiie 5lptning bar BET
fi0en On iffe pUret at ie paa De
noroliae 9re0Oe8raoer o. bIe0 nion'
liza / Seruialem oa Oct ianoe Ofirr
bleo irembaaret Ser. gen Irdoi.
%tionen, iom beDnreoe erinoriuacn
ON SCI. foriifreoe oe reiienOe, at Der
Iom Sc 6rog tiIiirrffeIia Iaa8t moo
Suo fmOe BET after les. 0ante
lana ON roc lire stierner1 aIorig
let uoea Al oru isrite @'enneIfe-
lrat.
get oar life. ier BET iefitenOe
aarhun0re0es @ru BAR oprrmleli,
at @islionqrer o. reiieHoe, ser
oroa OH Gap ior isriie @ana %
qpite0e So6bapet. at man 9arte
Rp5eOcn on Ct moerialot aors,
mere itraaienOe enc ole oimIeas
soriae Stieruebiaeoer
Get stotprrf. Ser ialoiFrtes paa
aoriets srG. % iom ianOt fit llo'
trpf / 0errpus Or0 paa aoriet;
.get er fuIobrnqt.~ ainI0t life Blot
Ssoerne. men ben hele @eroen.
5taar aoriet life Irnacre oger
BET beaiac enno. boor BET nooolate
Foff boe0e, ina itrooler oct M
oper Se6ninaernes oonSc % fife
minoit ober .oet msrfe SaitIano."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25
sra 6ptrpaas ipri
8arnoomsiocalsr

Rpiten fsr ct Barn fan notnIe
fin 3anfe fart, bar BET be9DnOt at
Onnne iis Soeoler for Siuet 90
Tanfer ON, bpao oct oil uare nleo
Chen. 9isie fan iiOen ioronore
fla mango @anae. en file Greng
par poo Circus. % al all, bOaO Der
alimreoe / hans Zine oe iortrpueOe
hans Sino. par Barren ltbe eloipn)
BET melt fortrDaenOe. " bIioe iom
ban en- Sang o. fan Solf ii! at Ie.
too for bam iom Ssioepumftet al
al 9nffe og Storbeo. anore suffer
at iaa SoH til at srg0ei DC er 9ln-
aenan0er. ut plnge % pine 9nr,
ripe Gen o. Singer al 5Iuer o. ie
Dem pride fla t 5merte. at iaa lin
Mooer til al arr6e pnr en- 1renas
emit. oa set lnfleoes hefi aoot Tor
Ram. ea0 os banbe. at bans S0enl
bar i%ornnoret ia. On niloe barre
eofomotipferer. San misunote Den.
ne Dc iebteoe Buffer, Den tntte 9ne
% 0fiefan0en. At furne lnne zig
no al 9inouet o. pente paa Sion.
%6ufterens Siannl. nabne FOR Dam.
pen oa aan bruienoe gennem Gam
set, BET par bans Expiration. On
2irefasie % en- gbefat iplote en-
an0ens 6nntnii.
On lille 9iac uiloe paliio biGIpe
Wor. mar hlrn blep tor, ei ifent
ManI; gio bun bar nanet Oct. On
7rena bnooe en- SIaatnina, Der BAR
Hiasbagsmano. en- imponereuOe. ma.
ieitptiif Sfiffelie, Der life talte me.
get, men nanr ban tnlte. bar Der
VGgt % loft | bans Orb. Dren.
gen lao i arogen % beunoreoe bam
o. puifeoe al blioe iom ban. San
iif ina gerne en- Jomnrf, ioroi ban
par en- title Greng. boilfet braste
9eumorinastermometret III at gaa
enonu 5giere. % naar ban ian fom
biem % gif oucr Marfen, bolOt ban
1aler Tor Riosoaaeu; ban ioriioo
Dem life Ielu, men Oct oar gruo.
infer al, buno ban bao0e bert /
Samtnlen, ON aonsen 1aorcInn-
oct o. ooOeHe. asernc lsite0e So
pe0et o. ian iormoref paa Den file
8nr. Ser aif o. aeIiifuIere0e. %
@nsfcn DiI6c aerue asrc ia Uigtia,
naar TaIcn blcp liot beirsIiet, Ct.
lers Iaaop inaen @rrfe iii BAN.
0iL Rigsbnasmouo bIep ban life;
ban blen noaet meaet hsicre.
Oh oa iea baboe oaian bort Barn.
oomsioeoT. On Stinina Ri DiIoe
noa, ct 9io pi oiToe Iepa, ben SIoss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25

arigen en- a~llieret ii 5orbuO.
Gen franife Regering BAR Iast ab-
Iolnt 5orbnO paa 9efororin9 oa
5alg al abiintb % ale alfobol-
6ol0ige 8riffe al lisnenoe art.
gette Sfriot er en- oirefte 5BIge al
ariasitilitanOen % oct iiges, at
Ger ooeralt i Riget ggres 5orisa
paa at acre bette miolertioige 5Or-
buo til iteoieoaren0e. 0Der cen oa
en- balU Million @nloner Bin oa
ooer 70 0illioner @aloner allfo-
Dol foniummeres anrlig i 6ranf.
rig. Gets melt uDofe 9ifsrer er DG-
Ientlia fomponeret al alfoboI oa
paaiat Smag meO en- 9efoft. Der er
tilDirfet al iorifellige Reooer Og
urter iom anisirs. Malurt. Siop.
augelifa-Roo, aaImus, appeliin.
Ifaf oa mango arnoerier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25

Tarpins eDolntions moobe-
piit. Zen brittle 6orening ior 81
o~cnIfnbens 6remme bolot nDlig
9Inrsmeoe MeI6ourne, AuitraIien.
TSgrit moObepiite 9rof. miIIiom
@ateIon Gnripins @polutionsteori
/ en- SnoIeOninestole, o~rreiter ait-
fpres fsIaenoe al aOnuentionens
MeoIemner: Tccricr ON Ioeinl
o. mornlif GpoIution ulooiiges al
ariaen | europa, bDor @iIIioner
al Menneifer eiter flere Suiinoe
Mars llo1ifIina ornber beres Bro
6re Iiaeioa briitnIt, Tom bet fsrlt'
Isotc Mpnneife paa Soroen orrbte
fin Nroocr. Der aipes lloDifIinas,
t~eorier. iom in0befatter bet CUB