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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26
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III altiamnten beooer, oct itore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26
6enn.m SDRlanb.
Gn 3eiic / DC fOrite arissOase.

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men iii Oooer ira Spiflono, ior'
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iolut fortreitningsfulo Tiltio til, at
SnSfprne inf SfuIoe nioe at hruoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26
0etotus ibu UNDERWATER.

! Ctotioen talte man ON ipD lin.
0rruurfer, iom %onioos ior al pare
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te furue ircHbrinae. 9e 9naninaS.
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nes ooa oaiaa 6prtaarnet paa ia.
ros.
Men uor Iio bar oos- ireu-
brogt meaet %oiOunoerli8t, iom / emo.
MI bsiere @rao emo 5ortioens ior-
tieier at foloes llnoerprrter san.
Ife nit nlaa man buife paa, buor
foa S%iulpemioler 6ortioens Dten.
neifer 6apoe til oeres 9paninas-
~pioun0ere.
st itort tpif 9lao bar labet lore
taae en- Afitemning blanot STlerne
ON, bpao man M FOR Iioen ifliloc
foloe 8eroens ipo llnoerprrfer.
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iporeoe poa glaocts Spsrgsmaal,
% al Suarenc iommenitilleoes isl-
aenoe ipu Opfinoelicr iom Dem, Der
bapoe Sc fleite Stemmer for iig:
I. Gen traoolsie Seleeraf. 2.
9anomafonalen. 3. Oct itpr6are
2aiftifib. 4. Slpucmaifinerne. 3.
Raoiums ioritcllige Gnpenorlier 6.
ainemotoaroien. T. De mooerne
Amerifaoompere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26
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A. {. Larsens Fortolkninger. u Bind tisammen nu.. $50
Historic, Biografi o. s. v.
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Lstov: Luthers Levnet. 259 Slider. .......... .35
schwanenfligel: Fl. C Andersen, 161 Slider. =. IS
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Litteratur:
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Fl. G. Andersen: De to Baronesser. 26 Slider. =. IS
Sophie Breum: Julegester og andre Historier 136Sider. IS
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Grundtvig: Krenikerim. BOG Slider .............. 40
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Nedsattelsen varer kun til Nov. 1914 og Antallet af
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26

iig o~oerfor 6ieloen, bois oct foll
til ari9. 9toaet biorog Oct Del oa-
iaa til at 6pue Stemningeit. at Sci.
ieren par fomnlen til 9uen.
ST. s 9aroag Morgcn latte ri o.
Ioaet til 0amburg, 6Dortil ri an.
tom ueo 5s1ioen. ~ 6oor pi 5auos
6eitilt &orelier paa BET lore 6o
tel itoe peo 0%aleibecfs 3preparl
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6por troffet 5temniagrn uar {
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oerne. finn gropalporGge Nuiigter
% fife ct Menneifr + belle Den itore
6agclbecfife 9%preparf, iom eacrs
pleier at UGre ion ell mplorenoe
Nf0retne.
ri 6auoe iorit tuuft os at lace
9agoaeH brinae til @otellet, men
oa ri bapoc oct neopcnoiaife i pore
&aanotaifer. oDerloo nj 9otellets
4ortier at orone Oct iorngone meo
Gmifrioningen til Gommarf, 6oor.
til ri baooc tauft os at iortigtte
Senoag 6%ormiooag.
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iaa 6oi9 ri oiloe 6ienn aioroe ri
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til @ane9aoroen, iom por 6~elejret
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6aano hau0e gillet vi baooe 9imno.
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maatte ri taae oen; men naturligois
par bet nmaligt. vi mdatte looe
por ret pproillloe 9aanae I Stit.
fen. Seine oeo oen enc @erron bolot
ct IoQ, iom Oct bleu ingi 8if moo
9toro = % ifsnt man inaen pOcr.
liQere Oplnsning funoe iaa, iprteoe
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islge meo. ! 6oroirrlngen ltprteoe
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men Sc 6Ieo Dog ale tritffet op, o.
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etoelia / geougclie, ri bolOt citer.
baanoen Deo Ell NiGn9Oe Smaalta.
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men iao If .pi otter Gop at itiae
mo. % euOelia PED 3.1ioen dntom
ri til @omornp. , Timer ioriinfet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26
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Sobonnes Ssrgenfen: Den pberfe 9oa.
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3dh. 9opeius: @uftan Goolf og 9re6ioeaarstriaen
Sra aorI Guitars og adrI XIs lib.
n. SeblenfdIaser: l1ooolete Diatninae.
v. DebIenfdIoeer: Sofon SorI. galour bin gobs. gaInetOts
aritofer Sanion: San og bun.
Carl Bernhard: ct anr asbenbopn.
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Senrif Sert3: Rontnnttfe StudpI.
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9anifb lutheran gnbfibins Sssis
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-26
q. Z. Mabiens efrifter.

SsIoenoe Sfriftcr of Bait. 81
3. Mooien cr M otter poo 2oge'
otter Tor en- Tio at babe opret no
inInt hos o.:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
CBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wnc)

(By Morning Journal Special Leased Mte)
Ell PASO Texas. June a. Laranla aud G,pa Villa
failed DENY today that their relations had reached breaking point
Neither did agents either the constituencies. leader hts northern
mnder attempt explain Tor The loeu ousng late YESTERDAY
all Cauanza appone The offices Jue by the Villa military
The cmpole the uaez customs house telegraph ohoc and treasury
did, according 10 announcement tonight by Roberto Pque Caanla
confidential here Ohe reports sand they had been placed lc state
reoeary Al Cb, Civ The reDorIed sending OF the prisoners to
Cuans headquarters received BY both factions here
by the Villa adheens Il not denied from any source
thai Villas soldiers had taken the entire fabric Of CIV" government here
CARRANZA EMPLOYEs PLACED IN PENlIENrGARY.
The employees the uez house telegraph office and treasury
department south early today special uan were reported as nav
ing been placed by Villas officers The state penena at chihuahua
City H. Perez Abeu who charge Of Re oonuion'd mIomo
bureau disappeared with the Alberto Pant S@anka agent IN
charge Of the treasury department uaez escaped to tins SIDE although
C0N$TIfUTIoNALIsT AGENCY Is TAKEN
In addition to e disappearance Of he Caau@ officials from the
border port ST 100000 constuonalsl hal currency missing was
SAID tonight be be authority This money was OF the national issue
slonaIst territory Villa as have military adcs other states has his
paper bearing The moral guarantee Of Chihuahua commonwealth
REVERSFS CAUSE DEPRESSION OF FIAT MONEY
This action coupled with recent eonstuuooaia reee he MIA
Villa currency Ih national bills dropped he cene value o. =
gold the E Paso exchange The re'ouuoos defeat at Ia5
eess Ie loss Of ne aunbo Iampco on the and the Villa
Caunl relation well continued reports oil breaches M sonora p
the Two factions b government all coupled increase b'
' q uea' ogr @fls0RsP ed 9aao % OK %o Riff MEXICO NEWS
Villa Officials took possession today Of he offices formerly under
control Of Carazas apponee Colonel Tomas One' N1 garrison
on the federal offices and the Subsequent a", oil me 'o NV" M
caton and closing Of e information bureau and Ne change NE
the conditions about Zacaea telling SIMILAR change a. Joe< J
occurred other cities be territory controlled By Villa II was asserted
by those Official oueh vrh the suaaon a9" ', an ''i"a1 | ''
SPANiARDs INVITED BACK 10 MEXICO
Lalao de ia Ga1a Eia Commercial agent q Ju',rI .' Z g'
an invitation for the spanad d te -aglns dsne 70 return 10 l' op.
ihey had been forced leave Meoo by Na od. lu '' ' ''
OF Ioueon where Spanish colony eotoed much the '8 'na
property wealth However Ie several hundred. p hgorr'" o'on
t1s side Of the line
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18
CONSTITUTI0NALIST MONEY
IN JUAREZ SEIZED AND ALL
OFFICIALSREPl AGED BY THE
ORDER Of TORREON HERO
REBEL CURRENCY DEPRECIATES
IN EXCHANGE VALUE WITH GOLD
ON ADVERSE REPORTS FROM FIELD

Efforts Of Conflicting Interests to Minimize Friction Between
Leaders Fail to Produce Conviction; Censorship Is Rigid
and No News From Operations Of Naera at ZaOaeCas Has
Been Received North Of Border; SpanardS EXIed From
Chihuahua State Are Invited to Return to Their Homes,
but All Foreigners Regard as More Prudent to Remain
Out of Trouble Zone at This Time Rather Than Take Un
necessary Risks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18

ST tH judiciary yoda
U.H HH fHu00
. u aIfaIs mIitco voted
ln I.n. fhe resolution In
iau nations to participate
n h trna'oH lry farming con-
q "iHH.n Nansas October !.
Fed bl sing The laws re-
biting q The judiciary including re-
form b fee system
Huekef bili % amend the laNs re-
atne f. publicity of campaign com
rihHtIons and expenditures eonsid
cle8
Adlenrned at s'so p n. to noon
Thursday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-18

IORREON. CoahuIa June l7.GeasaI F-aao ~+et. 'a
9aade Of he central division. ell ar'e here o14' '
Above Loeca to discuss with General villa lie military situation
Hs og Nateta VIII be he guest Of General villa
Geneal Villa announced .oda that a h Fad been able 70 send
o2o0 toward Zaealeeaa The condition of as aaa be- been e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
t'TANJ,-fT~BACk DAY"

Carmen okla situated in Alfalfa county,
win population OF SH8 when the last census
as taken, deserves to have Its name roll around
The world Galveston may boast OF It's com
mission plan Of government Cleveland mey orag
about is thrHe-cent fare and Dayton its city
manager and Paterson Its harnmer-hnrying, and
Grand Junction it's preferential voting. and St
Paul its municipal observation-disclosures.
Carmen las given birth to civic idea greater
tran any Of those
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR CELEBRATION
ICE CREAM AND CAKE TO BE
DISTRIBUTED AT PLAY
GROUNDS.

Arrangements are almost complete
for the three gala days on the city
Fairgrounds next week. Several
things have happened to delay these
events, but at last they are to be
held, and the children have a real
treat in store for them
Tuesday, tho Chimborazo play
ground children viii have their cell
ebration on Chmbnrazo park. and il
Is expected that quite a large crowd
OF children from Church Hill Will
% present on the occasion. Children
from tho Fulton and jefferson play
grounds with also be present and par
tlcipata In the program. consisting of
games, folk dances, etc. Misses At
kinson and Dobhinsr and Mr.. Temp
kjns. at tire Chimborazo grounds. are
putting forth every effort to make the
afternoon q memorable one for the
children. The older people are cor
daily invited TO attend. and Kess-
nich's bard viii be on hand 70 en-
terrain them. Il tho games OF the
children prove embarrassing
probably tho most popular feature
Of this occasion with the children
viii be the free distribution of Ice
cream and cakes Enough ice cream
around arnene 5000 children, expect
cd at all three play days
Children Mt the Fulton and Jeffer-
son grounds will receive tickets from
their directors that Will entitle them
to lee cream and cakes on the
grounds. Tickets VIII be given out
- the Chttnborazo grounds on Mon
DAY and on Tuesday morning.
Thursday the South Richmond
children will hold their festivities on
the PLAYER ound Mt Thirteenth and
Perry streets. aud the Same plan Of
giving tickets for ice cream will be
followed. Mr.. Miles and Mira F'itz
are working Up very interesting
program for this occasion.
Friday VII see the last Of the play
DAYS at Clarke Springs A large
crowd s expected hore. lea cream
IT H1S6 u 777Tf77f 70 -tT0 JTfT-TC- II r.
A fms program HIS been arranged
hv Mr. Mitchell and Miss Ramos for
this dav The program on All three
days viii begin At 4 30 T NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
WHEN GENERAL MAS "BEAr IT"

The real human interest stories bearing on
the Mexican situation as a rule Go not get
On the wires that is the press services "'''ch
supply the newspapers with iaelr news from
the front Inc press associations concern
themselves with the big news that develops
from day TO day and then furnish more copy
than tho average newspaper can use.
All ms Is preliminary 70 an interesting le''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
Clarke Springs
Fairgrounds Open
For Night Play

Clarke Springs playground under
Perry Mitchell opened for night work
Wednesday night. and 200 children
and young people were on hand to
play for the first time under the
splendid illumination form of eight
flaming arc LIGHTS. These grounds,
green with n good growth of grass,
present beautiful spectacle at night
when the lights are turned on. Chill
dren are running in every direction
happy In the joy of open air and
large space for their games This is
the largest playground in the city and
bids fair to he-ane- at the most papu-
lar. Since il has tcen thrown open
At nights it will certainly I'LL tho same
place IN the interests Of the people
Of the Clarke Springs community, that
ChimboraAo fills in the East End.
Some idea OF the space within the
enclosure around these grounds may
DO had when il Is stated that threa
baseball diamnnda are available for
:he night work, and two for the day,
Besides the diamonds there ara ,wc
volley ball courts, two basket ball
courts, two tennis courts, and plenty
OF space for equipment and large
open spaces for ring games.
The play at Clarke Springs Is well
supervised both day and night and
parents need not fear any harm to
their children while on the grounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
FATE OF DlSPENSARIES
WITH JUDGE FIUNDLEY

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
sCIFNCr EAILs ONCE.

The hope that The infant son Of David Kane.
% pittsburg. would be able to see out of the
coraea Of pigs eye. which has been grated
on to the chiid's eye. has been blasted A mes,
sage to the Baltimore Eye. Ear and Throat hos
pital, where this wonderful operation was per.
formed about three months ago, announces that
}he cornea, which remained clear for about two
months Mad become olouded and sight had failed
The operation, however, materially strengthened
the stpht az the other eye
7ho rrgintan made editorial note OF this re.
narkabe operation when it was performed.
and had hoped along with the experts who
were watching its progress that il would be
~ entire 81 cess and could be pun down as
anether-ttinmph for surgical science, But provi
denee vincd otherwise
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
Kichsnofnl.S INnAnsinn.

The city of Richmond has triumnhed over all
obstacles ana has succeeded in making proper
provision for tho natural growth that Is conninr
to her. by extending her corporate limits when
The new constitution was adopted the Influences
that work against cities seem to have succeeded
in making ii very dHcuit for cities to expand.
II was thought hy many at the time that when
Il was placed IN the discretion of circuit judges
70 say whether a city should be permitted to
extend It's limits. an everlasting hand Of steel
had been forged about every city in the Common
wealth, But in this the enemies of the cities
have found that they mistaken.
AS a matter OF fact we believe not city IN
the State that has undertaken since the adop-
ton of the constitution to extend it's lines
has failed in the effort. IT has failed we
do not recall It. The judges who have been
called to preside in such cases have been men of
progressive ideas and liberal views, who have
beea able to see tho advantages to come to the
ing city, and they have not attempted to impose
Impossible conditions an Ctttrs. NOT have they
neglected the interests ri the counties affected,
hey have exercised the greatest care to SEQ that
the territory taken IN shall be treated generous
ly in the extension o. public utilities and in the
rate Of taxes to he imposed, while due compen-
saton has been required for all that has been
taken from the counties, IN fact, every effort
has been made to save tho canntics from actual
loss and we doubt If an instance can he cited
whore 1t has been pc ss HE in after years TO show
that the counties have been hurt
That is as 1t should he, and IL affords an
other reason for the people Of the cities and Of
the country round about to cooperate IN the
closest harmony to advance their common in
terests.--Lynchburg News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
{. & D. BREAKS
ALL RECORDS AS
A COAL CARRIER

Stanton, Va. July At the close
OF the fiscal year on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway the statement was
made at the companys offices that
the past year all records of the
amount or coal traffic handled by the
road had been broken. says the Hun
uneinton Advertiser. Not only this,
10 close has been the banner
month of all in tho history of this
Chesapeake and Ohio system, in that
more coal has been unloaded by the
railroad this month than at any
month since the road was established.
Officials OF the railroad were plainly
1ubilant over the remarkable increase
in the coal business and IT was pre-
dicted that next year would be an
even heavier year.
Because OF the fact that the amount
OF ccal loaded on Tuesday was In
Guided in the. report for the year,
totals could not he secured. Repre-
sentatives az the road IN the Hunting
ton Offices we're busy looking over tho
records ard compared what had been
done with the mplishnent Of
past years.
Ono Or the most serious problems
which has confronted the Chesapeake
aud Ohio during the last year has
been the disposal OF cars consigned
To points IN other roads Frequently
the entire system has been blocked
or delayed because Of tho fact that
the roads north Of the Ohio river at
Cincinnati. were unable TO accept all
the cars which the Chesapeake and
Ohio wished 10 send to various points.
officials have worked steadily on this
problem and during the year n num-
her II conferences were held between
Chesapeake and Ohio officials, coal
Operatives and tae officials OF tho
roads which run north out Of Cincin-
natl. These conferences II is under
stood resulted IN I'm arrangement
which was moro satisfactory
During The year = has been def
iuiteiy decided 70 erect a bridge
across the Ohio river and build
line NORTH. to Columbus, In order to
take care OF the constantly incraas-
ing traffic OF the road. The proba-
hilitles are that tho Tygargs valley
section ~ Kentucky will br1developea
IN connection with the opening OF thu
new line.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-05
"Tocar' Self-Goyerrment.

Editor Nirginan:
Stiff the writer understands the circular let
sent out by Mr.. Owen. secretary Of the
Local Self-(ioyernment league, of Richmond he
wants the people all oeer the State to cooperate
with him in sustain:';l, local self government
for fttcfnTuur un tt7c liquor question.
II this Is local matter why should the people
from all over the state he called on? They tell
as il Is undemocrat'c and we haven't got the
right to make 1t Statewide, II sounds silly TO
the country people To- the people of Richmond
tell that we have right to vote for Rich
mnrd and other cities 10 sell whiskey. but we
have not got o right 70 vote against them sell
ing Il, The majority of the liqn6r people who
live In the country thoroughly disrusted
with the move the town people hate foot to
monopolize the liquor traffic The indications are
that many OF the liquor men in the country dis
fricts are going to vote for Statewide prohibit
ton, The Local Sslf-Government league will
have to adopt different tactics TO convince the