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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-25

Woman has been accused OF gossip
ing because she lacked occupation.
Man. with his manifold duties, is sup
posed TO be too busy for gossip. But
men gossips are quite as numerous as
those of the fairer sex.
In mems clubs, many scandal is
set rolling, which gains momentum as
it proceeds upon its way, and wrecks
names and homes before it finishes its
course.
Foolish women risk their reputa-
tions by allowing men TO compromise
them, and believe implicitly that their
admirers will protect their names
against the whole world.
Yet over Stag Dinner" or over
the Club Table, the story of these in
discretions is freely told.
The names are possibly, or prob
ably, withheld; but it is simple mat
ter for the listeners to locate the
character in the story of the play as
related by the proud Lothario.
Under the influence of wine and
Good Fellowship" men who have
been trusted and believed in by weak
women have more than once shown
letters and boosted of their conquests.
Women have been accused of being
Jealous in her treatment of her own
sex. --.
The arrival of new woman in
llSE circle IL SuHppSeu " dNdhSh i4Si
to a sense Of rivalry which leads her
TO do petty acts.
But ii was a young man who car
red off the palm for petty actions
at one of the summer resorts.
Because an attractive young woman
came to the place without bringing
81 detailed account of her past life,
the young man set himself the noble
task of studying the directory of the
town from which she came, and in
vestigating the history of all families
bearing her name.
Each day he made a new report
upon the possible identity of the
young woman.
His listeners were amused; but
no one was frank enough to tell him
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-25

Ruth Hastensd Toward the Entrance
of the Mine.
showed her nothing but an ore car and
the tools dropped by the last shift
when they had quit for dinner.
"Father!" she cried. peering into the
darkness beyond.
"JohnF'
She stepped on into the shadow and
called again. Her foot slipped on the
rough floor of the tunnel, and as she
tried to save herself her lamp fell. A
moment later she saw a trickle OF fire
running along toward the heading. 1t
was fuse leading to blast that had
not yet been shot With all light gone
except that blue flicker. penned in as
she was by the ore car. standing there
with set brakes. what hope had she 7
How long would It be before that lit.
tie gust Of fame reached the powder7
Thomas Gallon was old fashioned in
many ways. Instead of using 90 per
cent dynamite everywhere and deto-
mating it by electricity. he still insisted
On using old fashioned powder and
tamping 1t with a fuse. a sign Of his
Obstinacy.
She climbed into the ore car and
tried to unset the brakes. 1t was her
only hope. Then she realized that the
cable was still attached She climbed
down by the light of the now flaming
fuse and unlocked the heavy shackle.
A moment later she was again in the
car with her little hands firmly on the
lever. With strength bred OF despera-
tion she managed to release it
The heavy car slowly creaked away
down the dark tunnel. Then 1t came
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-25
CHAPTER ~.
The Rescue.

TER talking to the engineer,
John Dorr had missed Gallon
and saw him at the anchor
age OF the ore cable car up
across the gIllch from the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-25

ssgSs age of the ore cable car up
the hill. across the gulch from the
trestle.
John" said Gallon, 81 am getting
old. Years ago there were two part
ners of US prospected this country,
and we found free milling gold. say
'we,' John. but there was little girl
I kept the location of that mine to my.
self. There was trouble, John. he
suspected me- He turned his dim
ming eyes on the stalwart young man
In entreaty. 81 guess you know why
| tried to keep those plans to myself. >
"Who is the man?' demanded the en-.
giAeer. patting the great iron ore car
rier with his hand as man pacifies
q restless animal.
At that moment there came faint
cry from a miner on the trestle.
What does he wantT demanded
Gallon peevishly.
John DORIS eyes saw the miners in
the camp, wives and all. streaming out
and staring upward They had got
the meaning of that cry. he thought
to himself. Where is RuthT" 1t came
over him that she was bringing lunch
con to her father and himself in the
mine. He stared up at that dark hole
in the hillside and saw IN eddy OF
smoke. Instantly he knew that she
must be somewhere within that DARK
depth.
| xry;4t, al Abo For,a ~ hio 1r,u0o he
bawled down to the engineer. who was
staring stupidity upward; swung him
self Into the bucket, pulled his sigma
whistle out of his pocket and blew II
| furiously.
The engineer seemed to listen for Q
moment. then kicked off his brake and
blew his answering whistle. A second
later the bucket was swinging dowI
the lofty cable across the gulch.
It was not clear in Johns mind how
he could rescue Ruth The quickest
way to get to the trestle was by the
bucket: then he would have those long
long stretches Of ties to traverse, and
when he reached that smoke filled tun
mel could he get through? He must
He steadied himself and thought. his
eyes fixed on the hole in the hillside.
The bucket was still surging hun
dred feet away from his goal when ht
saw the ore car emerge and in it thu
slender form of Ruth. No one realized
better than he that her strength was
not equal to setting those brakes an(
that she had escaped one death only t
meet another.
His trained eye caught sight Of ont
chance. He yelled down TO the en-
gineer. "Quick. quick. Tubbsl''
The engineers blank face upturnet
toward him seemed that of q mai
dazed by imminent disaster, but JohI
DORIS imperious will reached acros!
and down that space. The enginee
pulled his throttle wide open. and as b,
did so John Dorr swung himself owe
the edge Of the bucket and. hanging
down By his knees right over the tres
tie, waited for the oncominG car.
"Ruthr he cried Ruth, come {,
me!'
Ito BE Continued Friday
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-25

over Ruth that she was not strong
enough to stop its momentum on the
long trestle that led to the dump. She
was fleeing death by FIRE and gas and
rock only to be hurled headlong over
the lofty end of the track. A vision
rose before her of being 6ung through
the bright California air right at her
fathers feet Behind her she heard
the sputtering of the last few inches
of the fuse. She crouched In the car.
Just as it emerged from the tunnels
mouth 1t was as IL huge hand thrust
the car forward. The boom of the ex-
plosion deafened her. She stood up
now in the wildly speeding car and
cried, 'John. Johnr'
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-25

The most wonderful thing in the world
Is love expressed in the helpless infant.
And among those aids and comforts for
expectant mothers is the well known
Mothers Friend"
This is an external application to
enable the abdominal muscles to become
more plant, TO expand naturally without
undue pain from the strain upon cords
and ligaments.
In almost every settled community are
women who have enjoyed the blessing OF
this famous remedial and helpful enbro-
cation. Their daughters have grown up
to learn of its splendid assistance.
Applied as directed upon those muscles
involved 1t soothes the fno network of
nerves with which all the muscles are
supplied. Thus great share of the pains
SO much dreaded may be avoided and the
period Of expectancy passed through in
ease and comfort.
Anything that adds 90 much comfort
must be counted as a blessing indeed.
In little book sent by mail much USE
ful information Is given to inexperienced
mothers. It tells how to use Mother s
Friend" and how to avoid caking breasts.
Get bottle to-day and wrlte for book tc
BraddelI Regulator Co., 400 Lamar Bldg..
Atlanta, Ca. Dc sure you ges Mother 8
Friend"
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NO TURKEY RAFFLEs

Bowman's sell May Manton Patterns
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-25

For the medium size, the skirt Will
require 50 yds. of material ~, az
yds. 80, ~ or so in. wide; the tunic
3 yds. AZ, AZ yds. so, a. or so in.
wide. The width of the skirt at the
lower edge is yd. and 20 in.
The pattern S392 is cut in sizes from
"a to 80 inches waist measure. 1t viii.
be mailed to any address by the FASH
ion Department of this paper, on re-
ceipt of ten cents.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-25

Northumberland. Pa, Nov. 20
Chief Burgess T. II. Freeburn has de-
cided to enforce the law prohibiting
turkey raffies and other gambling de-
vices on Thanksgiving Day. A COM
mittee of local ministers and others
asked the burgess to take this stand.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-25
Cumberland Valley Railroad
TIME TABLE
1n Enfect AIav "a. 1914.

In Effect May "a. 1914.
TRAINS leave Harrisburg
For Winchester and Martinsburg at
SOB, $3.50 a. m., s3:40 p. m.
For Hagerstown, Chambersburg. Car
Isle. Mechanicsburg and intermediate
stations at 5:03, 1850, '11:53 a. m,
s3:4O, 5:32, s7:40. s11:00 p. m.
Mechanicsburg at 9:4S a. m. 2:1s. 1927,
$40. $3.50 a. m.
For Diilsburg at 5:03, $3.50 and
s11:53 a. m. 2:1S. s3:4O. 5;S2 and $3.50
D. m.
'Daily. All other trains daily. except
Sunday. II. A RIDDLE.
I. H TONGE. G. p. A
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-25
THE MASTER KEY
By John Fleming Wilson

arrangement hotodsms he
hnsAlmeuh
BY made with the Universal
Manufacturing company II b only possible
'Ths Key d db but also sfts<>
ward 10 moving Of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

Iturft ramponeret EiIitan6. Ger in
oebrpnote 80 areaturer, 8 9eite
nogIe Sser o9 en- Gel 5ierfrp. M
ben in0ooIe0e Se6 % MaifinernC
brpnote. 9Dgnin9erne par forii
freoe for $4,000 SIR. I n8ermunO~
Snoboet I @eile amts pngre Brand
fasie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

Den inore Missions 9Ogbnnoel
Sra 1. 0onember er aaptain 8bor
QontoppiOan, Der bar fe0et oenne
5orretning iiOen 1894, "a ban al.
lsite 5r. 9ertelien, aitraaot JON
9eitprer ior oenne 5orretuing, %
gogban0ler Sobie, 8oroe, er anita.
get / gontoppioans Steo. Samti-
dig er gairfelig 5orening ior oen
more Qtisiion / Danmnsf"s % q.
s. Il. Df.s og 2obes 6elIagsiorret.
ninger ilaaet iaHInen til Get nnoer
9r. 2obies 2e0elie.
SiusfornpocnbcOer. SociaIoemo-
froterne frpDer Wafiimalpriier.
Social0emofratiets &iasoags9rup.
pc aibolot Den If. Roo. 0teOe Jam.
men meo De Observation-Disclosures
lemmer al observation-disclosures.
iionen.
@ruppen BAR illlot no enig meo
o'5rr. ;. SEMEN % 6r. anoerien
ON De 6orilap. 0isie bar iremiat
% o%nerfcn0te 9eitrnbelierne for
at moopirfe 9risitianinaer paaaoru
iom poa an6re 9iosiorngOenbeoer
Ron beilitteOe at opiorore DC
nppnte We0lemmer til paanp al
reiie arapet ON 9eilaalpgaelie al
aorn % 1ilpeiebringeIie al Wafii.
malpriier, ioet man ~irentoeIes an.
Ter iaaodnne 6oranitaltninaer iot
at Dpre ns0penOiae i'll 5ifring al
9eiolfningens 9rsoforipnina til
ooerfommelia 9ris. 2iaeleoes mao
en- stirring moo 9risior5gielie pao
anOre observation-disclosures % pan
Materiolier tilitrabes oeo oe iort'
latte aor5an6linaer i aommisiio.
men.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
obenie nnc stats6aneaaarO. Zen

an6nes 2. December. O0enie, 4.
0obember. Otter bolumoet Mars
9rbeiOe itaar 9erionbaneaaar0en
her / Omen mn ioran lin 5nloiarel-
ie. 9aaoe aiploer- % Wan5aroe.
ta9e err fprOige, og oct iamne aGl-
ser 9erroner og Gumneller. s ben
epriae Gel al oen tore 9paning er
oct i~n6Den6ige @rbeioe iaa biOt
f~remIfrc6et, at man aIlereoe / no9en
3io bor opret fIar ooer. at 9one-
qooroen fun0e toges / 9rila til Den
forcitoaenoe SliIetraiif.
3 Gitermi66ng par @eneraloi.
reftsr Nm6t % 9anebeitprer Sem
6reoericia, Der | 9pen Tor of in.
Ipicere ben nne citation, og set er
M beitent, at oenne BIZ blipe to
oct / 9rug ior Griften 0nsOog 3.
2. December.
3 9sbet al ct Gar Tiger fommer
Mebler etc, o9 9anegaarosperlo'
nolet bill I goo Tio flnne brace
inc | Den frenlti6iae Reiioens.
3roreanet Sn9cnisrorbeioer, Iom
Eimnener, @nno. oa @Geftricitets-
nnlpg, bar felipe Stationsbpanin.
gems OpfereIie foitet goOt 100000
Groner.
- Oct err 10 / pen9efnappe 1i6er
mango Benae for en- M 9anegaoro
ser ligger fim ct SunOreoe alen
ira ocn gomle, Itore @nnegaoro.
Den GorboIoene bar ngooenoig'
giort OpferelIen, Der banner en-
Imnf @iilntning pon De tore Cob
beItipor .anlp9 oper 5pn. Gen me
9ane1anro, Der err bpaget al Stots'
6onernes Sope6nrfiteft, Grofesior
@encf, liqger bis.a-pis 9ongens
Snoe og Iiaqer liae o%oerfor ben
mes Gbriition XI.s @ptteritatlle.
Oct er en- meeet Imuf 9poniug, Der
meo fine 3 9erroner, 8erion. o.
@o0strnnel % n0mrrfeoe Rumfor.
6oI6 = 6 gi1etiaIositeoer oio. =
reprpienterer en- operorocntli9 itoi
Mpngoe 9oSe Reformer babe ion
Bu6lifrm oa Sprn6aneperi onale
Oct ifal mart mrrfes.
Zen nltbGren6e Stotsbmne9oar(
bcpores Tom @oosbaneannro.
granSen | Bort. Belle, 10. go
pember. @eo gronoen | Iftes Boz
@~ooroeier Sens Maoien | 8orf INF
febes oct at reooe Stuehuict. 81
acleoes blep Snbboct reooet, men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

uurf- og Sn0nitriforeningenS &c
itorelie % 29rer oeo tefniif Sfole
3pfs6ing s.
- @oaroeier SIR. 9jerregoarO
@lfenere, er Senoa9 ben 8. 3op
ai9aaet peo Dgoen, 70 Mar al.
gierregaaro bar fenOt oiOen ON
iom 9uGgop0rGtter, og gIfenere-
Stammen par lanosfenOt % 66rtf
til port appgbrlgs ferenoe.
- @%arDermeiter Weper Sert3 er
ofaaaet beo 8eoen, rs Mar al.
5 mango @ar 0reo ban oct al 5a-
0eren 4brabom Sert5 opretteoe Oar
peri / Electromagnetic, 9%gbenboUn.
% ilptteoe oct ienere til Sagtoei
Se1ere bleD oct oD%eroraget til Gf-
tieielifa6et Sert3' @orperi % Sfos
t%6isiabrif.
3bp. aaptnin pe0 9lefin9e-
Battalion s.. Z. 8. Ibulin er al
gaaet peo 0e6en II aar a.. Gen
ofosoe oeltoa ion iriDiai9 / ben
oanif-tDife 9ri9 1864.
9orgmeiterin0e Maritrano,
aebenboon, er oen 3. 1oo. aiQao.
ct pes Cohen Of ct Sierteilng, GO
@or gammel.
- 8ormanoen Tor DC iamoirfen.
Sc ipoife misunderstanding Sgr-
gen Nielien CT oen 2. Ron. ofgoaet
De6 0e0en paa 9ommume6oipitalet
/ 9ar6us, 46 Aar a. Gen aio6oe
par 8eooftpr al o6u6man0s6iein-
met og 8irefter ! 6nSmanosbDpo.
tefioreninaen.
- s en- Nicer al nGiten SO 4or
er 0beritlsituont G6riitopber 5ois
b. @iaernp afgaoet oe6 8eoen.
4foe6e oeItog meo Soccer BEG
&c Sc ilesoiaife ariae. i6et ban 1918
hclote liz Tom iripiqig o. uompr-
feoe fig i%oaIe0es, at BON aaereoe
Iaret eIter bleo u0npbnt til Se-
fonoleitnont. s 1864 par ban
aompoQnic6ef peo 20. Battalion %
por meo / Here grGfnin9er. 5
1881 u0traa0te BON af S9ren.
- SANDERS, 5. 3opem6er, @n
qanmel 8eteran t IeIegraioGsnets
Gieneite, tioligere acknowledgment
/ GanOer5 j. 6. Is. Sect, et / DIOR
ges aigaaet peo OGDEN, 80 aar 81.
San baDoe pqret / Ielegraip9snets
Iieneite, ira Ielegroien / 1854 bleO
in0fert Der / 2nnOet. iii at be.
gnn0e meo BAR ban bl. u. oniat /
Sertu9Oemmerne. 5 1867 bleD
ban ele9raibeitore Honoers, bOil.
fet @mbe0e ban beflrote / 40 9tar,
itotil 1905, oa ban tog i'm @iife0.
9(ioooc par u. al 8bg. % 0bm0.
gfbpo @ctcrnn. 4aIbor5, 2. go.
oenber. Zen iioite geterau / 8gI-
"trip Soan ira Greaorsfri9en Sens
9tielien Haon, er aigooet beO %.
Sen. 81 4or al. San par meO PED
Sitr0 Tom 0ra9on.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

get al Suffer / Oarmnrf er / III
min0elig6eo iti8en0e ira aar til
Mar, os bet tiger itgrfere emo Sol.
fetallet, iaa at Der iorbru9es ltaoig
mere % mere pr. Snoioio. 5 iioitp
SaloOeI al t840erne uogioroe Oct
aarli8e 5itfferforbrug pr. SnOioi0
fun ca. 7 ag; s 9eepnoelien al
1S70erne oor oct ite9et til omtren.
oct oobbelte, nenIia 10 9g.; mi0t
/ ts90erae 6ao0e Gale. after for.
Oo6Iet ii9. ioet 5or6riiget oa ITO.
gioroe 26. SIG. pr. Snoipio; / Sem.
aaret 1906 naaeoe BALLET oDer
80 a9., / 1906 10 oDer 30 ag..
og / 1913 bar BET JON nppnt life
luIlat ira 10 ag. pr. 5noibi0. SDert
Sn6ioio / Dnnmarf forbri8er alt
ioa mi til days gennemiditlig incl.
lem 3 og 6 @ange iaa me9et Gut
fer Joni / @ioten al forrise Mar
bunoreoe.
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SreOforncts Cpbeuarina.


ifnl ifniies 2ngerrum. 5uoenrigs.
miuiiteriet bar Den 8. GoB. uoienOt
ielaenoe GirfulGre til iamtliaeamt-
mano.
Ia oct pe6 4ig6reGie al. boiIfe
3oraniiaIminaer Der miliet maa
trpiies Tor at fire Iiliteoeuprelieu
at ser ior g%eioIfniHgen iornsone
@rsOforn, oil pore %nsaoenOigt at
fenoe RuliabeSernc ior hornets
0pbeoarina, ifuIoe man tienitIia
nnmooe amferne ON peo Senben.
belle til ianltlige aomflmalbeitprel.
fer at iremifafie DC poa oe0lagte
Sfema %nnisrte O%plpsninger ON
y SterreIien al De 4nfbursrum,
Tom un6er alminoelige 5orboIo tie
ner til Spbennrina al aorn %
lign.,
bDor i%aooanne Mum lrnoes lDos
aebmano. Wellere m. H., og
buor itor Ell Gel al oisie Bum,
Der er til aanOigbeo Tor Sioen.
y Stsrrelien al DC i bper aom.
mime oprenoe 9ofaler (%oiientIigC
eaer priunte), iom eoentielt oil
funne benUttes til Opbepnring al
Storm pnn betrpgaenOe 4aaoe, |.
efs. paa eoitcr I Sfolebpaninger
OF Sorinmlings6uie % lian.
&c paagqlOenoe Stemaer ior.
oenies uoiplote peo aommiunaIbe.
it%prelierncs doraniialtuin9 / Ssbei
al llapn ira Den IA. i'll Den u
4oDember .. u. % inoienoes Der.
efter uiortepet til Statiitit 0epar.
tenent. ariiiiamsgaOe ,, asben
hapn 81.
Nj De Sfemaer, Der / uoipIO.
5tano i~nOien0es til StotiitiIf DC
pnrtenent, oil Der al aonminaI
beitDrelien upre at tiIiille De
9en9olo til fgl. anoronine al 30
auauit 1914 neoiatte ,tommisiio
ner neieagtiae @enparter.
ap6cnbapns Snore.D iisiiOns 80
aars SmbilGnm. aebenpaons 81
ore-Mlisiion ai6oloer Il. 50saari
,subilqum ManOa9 Den 10. 5ebril
ar 1915 C,SaiteIaons Manoag). See
1eltmeoct uqpnte Gag ai. 2 / ge
tbesoa pil Misiionens Sormano
Stiitspropit Soffmeper, tale, me
oens Stiftspropit 3eutbeii, 5reoe
ricia, % Sogneprait Steen oil prG
oife beO SubilGumsalIostielieitel
az. 61b / @arniions Strife. 9osel
oil flute meb en- SnbiIpimsiei
aI. Sh | Bethesda meO 5paesipis
ming for 5000 DeItagere.
qmt6cr-0irfcn | ap6enbabm. On
tier .airfe aomiteen bar uoicnot e.
fife gcretnina mco 9iIleoer o. 9e
i~fripcIle al Den M 2ptbersairfC
Der cr beapnbt at reiie ia ! aeben
tnpns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, oa al
Der ct 9efernt al @runofensneolGn
aelien | CONNER. Tor airfeinaen
genner, ifriper oar. Dsbl." er Dc
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Sans Saniens 9rGOi.eftOl. st

Sans SanienS grGOi.eitOl. st
Snteresiant 5uno. 8eo ll0graD.
nilger, JON ioreta9es poo gtifoIaj
9la0S / &gben6abn til oct nDe
9ent5mannife 8pnmIeum, er ser
9iort ct %interesiont 5uno, ioet nan
er itsot paa 3eiterne al Sans 3alt.
lens 9rGoifeitol. 5un0et er 9iort
2 QGlen moer Sorens Soerilaoe, og
oct bar Wurermeiter 6r. Seppeien.
iom bleo opmnrfIom paa, at @r-
bei0erne Deo oere5 @raoen | Sor.
ben Der bar iteot paa Ell intere5iont
2enning ira gammel Iio. Ge0 at
inofoloe Son erDotoroSiiitent 2inOe,
iom bar iulgt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bleD bet faitilanet, at ben gamle,
o~elbepareoe Notwithstanding
nlaatte nGre i0entiif rleo Sans
Iauiens @rgoifeitol. Aunoingeu
er funoen I Den gofnle airfes M}iot-
gang u%miooel6ort UNDER ben treoie
9iae. % @rp0ifeitolens bele 5orm
er iaa pei 6eooret, at Ser life fan
faces no9en 8ipl tiIbage ON, at man
FER itaar oper for Sans Iauien8 be-
r6nte BrG0ifeitol.
y. Z" bar / anleoning al oct
in~teresiante 6llnO bait en- Samtola
meo 8epartementsdef 9%lent3nlann,
Der meooeler. at oct belle 1ioen bar
opret bans 9eniiQt at reiie poa gfi-
folai airfes @runo Ell Minoeiten
ouer Sans 3auien. gtu er 8epor.
tementsdeien imi0lertiO Al oen DE
ming, at Sans Sauiens GrPoifeitol
Dor bepares iom Qtomment eaer
rettere iagt iom 6unoafeit for ell
5aleritoI / Den me lpguiag.
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40 gars aO6mambsin6ilenm

40 Mars GO6mnnosin6ilGnm,
5ormonoen Tor aoloina &an6els.
foreninq, @rosierer q. e. Stenoe-
rllp ieireoe ben 5. 0oo. 40 Mars
administrations, / hoilfen SIN
Looming ban / 8elge oaolo. Pm"
bar ifanfct 5000 ar. til en- 9pg-
ming Tor &anOelsioreningen. Sflll'
oe en- ionoan 9ngning life blipe paa-
beqpnot | 9ebet al 10 aor, ifoI
9elsbet oanne en- llnoeritsttelies-
fono Tor t~rpn9enOe Gnfer og 9ern.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
rgltfte Brp0ifeitol
@n Oanif MeOninasOaaO min6ct

Sn o1rlt He0itlgsodno mliloet
/ SBiflanO. v@ois. 3eit." / Ser
fin ifrioer paa Ell fremtr9oen0e
8Gaos uuoer Operifriiten On bran
8anifer@ 66laenOe:
Gen p. 0ftober milOer os ON
Ell bran onnif Dlano, ser reooeOe
Dor Wtarine ior Ell irpgtelig lllpfte
Scr affltrot 80 aar lioen, oen 81.
0ftober 1891, itranoeOe bet tDife
Sfoleifib n%llnoine1 I Sammerbug-
ten (Stran0ingen Ifete / 5elge
Chit. u. 9tD.@ peo Agger), og ben
itore 9eiGtnina iDPoeoe / Den Doer-
Ite 2iosfare. Wien ben brape Sbe-
ger SerenIen ira 9l99er, fenot nm
Der Naonet aIggers &onge", REQ.
oeoe ade. 5 Sen oolOiomme 9rGn-
Ding bar set nmuligt at gaa no me0
4eOninasbaa0en. Get lpffeoes BAN
oa / Spi0ien ior oct tapre Geonings-
manoifab nleO 3afetapparotet at
naa til 300 5friot ira @raget. 5
IA elmer orbeioe6e Ssrenien oa
bans Mnnoifob beItemooigt / oct
isfol6e gono, CO oct lpffeoes Dem
ga at re60e f49 Mono al 9eIptnin-
gen, tiIii6it aoptainen, 9oroetfap-
tain Goblin. Ssrenien If ienere
ben p%relsiiife aroneor0en, oa bans
MonSifob bIeb rigeli9t belsnnet. @i
min6es init MI 6enne 6eItemobige
Cab me6 Fofncmliabeo oa 9eun.
bring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
6m noplpnorct Sfup.

6n noplpnbret Sfou. Gn @oos-
eier / @oer-9tim 6erre0, til bpis
Gien0om ser berer en- 6reoifoo pan
onltrent 300 Cor. 9ano, 6uggeOr
altior itprft / 5fopen oa foriemte
at plante. @n Gel al Sfooen, Der
beItoo al 6O-tO0 aor aamIc 30.
ae oe @raner, bor ganife iorbiieget.
oa onoet Steos nor @rltpper al
Observation-Disclosures hu90et bort.
&c oi0reune 4reaIer er finn | rim.
le @rao paanp tilplantet, % oct
cr Ion ooarIigt 9iort, at @Ianterne
9oar no. 8or oisie 5orbolo er
@obseieren I 8slqe 1Sors. Au."
i6sn1t en- 9eoe paa 500 Ser. til
amtsfattigfasieu iamt til at betoIe
Iamme 9osie Sen grr0i, ser al
iloiloige @eno mnotte initiGttes
for t40 Sapne 9leocbrGnoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

Snfferforbrnset | 9anmarf er
for aaret 1918 opaiort til ca. tt2
@iaioncr So, bborof 100 @'ill.
bar oonif og ~ Mia. fremmeo
Groouft. 9eregnet pr. Sn6iuio al
9eioIfninaen nOgioroe Snfferior.
act I 1918 1915 So. Zen aiIoerml
CT omtrent 2 rs Blmo). 5orbrl'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

Z Saffeliemaifinen. Soriens, fl.
4obember. On tioorig 9iae, 0atter
al @ooroeier Ser. G6riItenien /
MoImfipr / giitriip Sonn, er Of
aanct beo Gcoen efter ct llInffes-
tiIfpIoe, ioct bun fom for npr til
Soffelicmoifinen, ser areb lat | ben
oes Soar oq tilreote henbe megei
ilemt. Snoen Der fom oGeebirlp
ofaif Iiaen peo 9eoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

en- @leOe at blaze oct lille Seit,
ieennem, Der 10 oesuOen eerne oil
falOe 40 ale. Der enonu life bar OG-
ret meO til ar6eioet paa 2ut5er-air.
ten, iaa at allie oonife Dienigbeoer,
naar 1917 fomnler, fan bape i'm
anOel / bette Den oanife Sirfes gu.
tber. UainoesmGrfe paa 40O.aarsOa.
gen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

gfbpo @ctsrnn. aalbor5, 2. 30
ocnber. Gen iioite getcran I 1ot-
"trip Soan ira 6reaarsfri0en, Sens
9tielien 3aon, er afgooet peO %.
Sen. 81 aar al. San oar meo oeo
Sitro Tom Dragon.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-08-07
False Alarm.

Truth came up out of her well one
day with so merciless look in her
eye that disquieting rumors sprang
into circulation Was she about to
take over the dominion of the world?
A group of gentlemen made haste to
hustle up. "Ma'am! Ma'am!" they
protested, breathlessly.
We'll, who are your demanded
Truth, with ominous coldness.
Publishers, if you please, ma'am.
Erthe advance notices Of our books.
you know err er. In short. ma'am,
we need the money!" stammered the
gentlemen, in much confusion.
1t was impossible not to feel a GER
tain compassion for them. Well, we'll
see what can be done, said Truth. not
unkindly.