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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-04
Though She Says She Suffered, Sh'
Put In Fun Day
GOV. HODGES TRIAL CONTINUES
Mrs. Laura Buckwalter Who Ac-
companied Mrs. West, Tells
Her Story on Witness
Stand

Topeka, June 3.-Mrs. Luella
West. who is suing Gov. Hodges
for $3.50 damages for assault and
battery, while very Ill, blind and
dizzy from the pain and mental an
guish she suffered as the result Of
the governors treatment, was able
to walk twelve or fifteen blocks OF
Topeka's streets. climb up and down
eight or ten long flights OF stairs.
went without lunch or supper, and
never lay down until after more
than twelve hours In the eventful
day. In addition to this she con-
suited four doctors and q lawyer,
and was up bright and early the
next day for further conferences
with the doctors and lawyers, and
saw her suit against the governor
drafted and ready for filing In the
district court here.
Not many Of these facts were OBJ
tanned yesterday from Mre. West,
when she was on the stand herself,
but were brought out during the
direct and cross-examination Of
Mrs. Laura Buckwalter, who ac-
companied Mrs. West to Topeka
and was with her during the visits
to the governors office.
Mrs. Buckwalter was on thel
stand nearly four hours and is real-l
ly regarded as the chief witness for
the plaintiff. Her cross-examina-
ton was only fairly started when
court adjourned. Mrs. Buckwalter
told in detail of her work in the
Frank Sullivan case and of coming
10 Topeka and obtaining from s. T.
Seaton, the governors pardon clerk,
The copies of letters written by Miss
Mary Dobbs of Wichita, thanking
he governor for declining to grant
1 parole to Sullivan.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-04
STUDENTS AT OTTAWA
u. MUSTN'T MARRY

Ottawa, June "a ban has
been placed on student marriages
at Ottawa university by members
of the faculty. The edict has gone
forth that henceforth no under
graduates will be permitted to mar
ry. If they do they will not be en-
titled to the privileges of study at
Ottawa university. 1t is urged that
at eastern educational institutions
this ban is effective for the good
of the students.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-04
w. ROCKEFELLER TO TESTIFY
Despite Doctors Warnings Commits
sion Will Call Him

Washington, June S.-Despite
certificates Of physicians that If
william Rockefeller testifies before
the interstate commerce commission
it will endanger his life, the mag
nate will be forced to tell what he
knows of the wrecking of the New
Haven, according to an announce
ment by Joseph H. Folk, counsel
for the commission.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-04
BILLS ALLOWED

Bv The Board Of County Commits
siOnsrs, at Their Regular Session.
May 4 s. 9 and z, 1914
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-04
A man had two houses
exactly alike to paint;
used DevOe Lead-and-Zinc

Paint on one, and a "just-as-
good-as-Devoe" on the other,
6 gallons of Devoe, IL gallons
of "just-as-good )" price per
gallon the same.
Cost SIS to put on Devoe; total
cost of job, say s2s. Cost $40 to
put on "just-as-good," total cost OF
Job, say $55.
It wasn't Just as good, you see'
either in cost or results. 1t illustrates
the economy of Devoe Lead-and-
zinc Paint. The service It gives
makes the case stronger.
A. R. ELWICk, Agent
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-04
ma ATTENDING THE
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

The enrolment NJ th0 SoeAs'
normal institute has reached LEA
and includes many from this ant
surrounding counties. The sessionI
begin at 7:l5 every morning. Those
In attendance are:
Lucretia Wyatt. Velma Wyatt
Herington; Mabel Eliason. Gypsum;
Allison Hassler, Chapman;' Marie
schlegel, Edna Linn. Abilene; Lydia
Denny, Viola Z. Gantenbein, Dillon;
Hazel Knisely, Wakefield; Encie
Picking, Miriam Picking. Hazel Hob
BILE, Emma Bebermayer, Minnie Is
ait. Abilene; Kate Abberton, Irene
Warner, Herington; Elmer c. HUM
phrey, Flora Leatherman, Chapman;
May Sanders, Bennington; Leon H.
Towne. Minnie Alvord, Vesta Engle'
Abilene; Julia Eyth, Enterprise;
Ferne Sterner. Hope; Julia Bebcr-
meyer, Georgia Smith, Enterprise;
Eva Lay, Hope; H. e. Turk, Detroit;
Clara Day, May Dahnke. Abilene;
Fay Wood. Solomon; Helen Grove,
A. H. Engle, Ida schwendener, Abb
lene; Beulah Williams, Chapman;
lone Sheriff., Leora Yantsey, Herring
ton; Godfrey T. Miller, Junction
City; Bessie Wengard. Talmage;
Cora Page, Detroit; Neva ]. Clark.
Lota j. Gish, Talmage; Edna
swanger, Iona shearer, Mary Rauch,
Ethel Haynes, Eva Dilley, Ida Houl-
ton, Name McInerney, Grover East
or, Leila Towne, Hedwig Schmuts,
Hazel Grace wooley, Abilene; Mary
Mahoney, Edna Ryan. Chapman;
Ruth French, Lucille Halleck, Abb
lene; Mildred Ramsey, Talmage;
Mabel Funston, Alma Etherington,
Irene Etherington, Abilene; Emma
Ausherman, Talmage; Esther Ham
mond, Kansas City, Mo-; Jennie
Laird, Abilene; Esther Delker, Chap
man; Elsie Jameson, Lucy Lee, Re-
becca Laird, Abilene; Gretta Coun-
ter, Enterprise; Marjorie G. Bert,
Detroit; Gertrude Hudson, Brook
Vile; Florence Freeman, Chapman;
Alice stoecker, Detroit; Margaret
Cooley, Hazel Bryson, Abilene;
Edith Steininger, Enterprise; Earl
Rodgers, Navarro; Elizabeth L. Lam
dis, Abilene: Addie e. Thomas, De-
troit, Vera Steininger, Verna Stein
niger, Corder, Mo-; Esther Lowe,
Chapman; Clara Facklam, Gertrude |
Houston, Enterprise; w. w. Gun '
selman, Myrtle A. Gunselman, Wake I
field; Sada M. Weckel, Abilene; l
Borchardt, Harrington;
Orlena Luedeman, Lois Tilton,
Hope; Esther Bear, Anna 2. Lady,
Vera Mccoy, Abilene; Grace Merri- 1
latt, Enterprise; Jessie v. Marshall, 8
Abilene; May Mustard, Talmage; (
Frances Erickson, Chapman; Lester I
Hoffman, Jacob Kreider, Abilene; I
Iva Manon, Gypsum; Carrie ].
Slough, Solomon; Ruth Lockhart,
Niles; Elesa M. Schaaf, Hope; Zil- l
lab Leasure, Solomon; Mary Lea {
sure, Solomon; wilma Cutler, Helen c
Abilene; Olga Tonkin, s
Hope; Cecile Mccullough, Solomon; Q
Mabel Aumiller, Abilene; Elsie Il
Kathryn Neis, Hope;
Ethel Paxton, Mildred Thompson, s
Bertha Issitt, Abilene; Lillian
Smith, Wakefield; Hazel Habecker,
Gertrude Engle, Hope;
Gladys Miller, Chapman; Ruth Win b
slow, Detroit; Sylvia Winslow, De- a
,roit; Leona Peterson, Enterprise; O
Milton B. Haffa, Abilene; Mary M. 4
Ryan, Abilene. q
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-04
WILL DISCUSS FOURTH
OF JULY CELEBRATION

Whether or. not Abilene is to
have a Fourth of July celebration
will be discussed when the CONNER
cial club meets next Monday night.
If the town is to make the Fourth
a big day preparations for it will
be begun soon.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-04

Loard met in regular session, all pres
ent, and spent the day discussing roads
and bridges and other matters OF inter-
est.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday. May Sth,
1914, at 8 a, m.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-04

salIna, June 1.-The 5-month-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Troy
Engleman, Morland, Graham coun-
~ while lying on the bed pulled
covers over It's head and smothered
70 death.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-04
WOODBINE's CITY
HALL NEARs COMPLETION

Woodbfne, June s.-The city
structure and promises to be q
most substantial building Of which
building ct this place Is nearing
completion. Il q : one-story brick
Weoahino nag bs proud.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-04
Wednesday. May 9Th, 1914

Board met at a. m. and went to in
spect roads and bridges near Woodbine,
returning at 70 o'clock. noon. Went to
view Sellard's Road, as petitioned for and
returned at $3.50 p. m.
The Sellard's road petition was taken
up, and the road ordered opened.
Kapp and Bishop road petitions were
laid over until the June meeting.
Audited and allowed bills against the
county.
Adjourned to meet Thursday. May 7th,
1914, at a. m.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-06-04

Tuesday, May 9Th, 1914.
Board met as per adjournment, al
present, and audited and allowed bill
against the county.
Ordered refund to A. H. Ryon, guar
dian, for $2.23. on account Of erroneous
assessment. .. d.
Ordered refund to A. L. Ramsey FOR
$1285 on account OF erroneous tax.
Adjourned to meet Wednesday, May
6, 1914, at 0 a. m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17
DEPENDS ON Villas Speed.

TORREON. Mex, May 16.-On the
speed with which Gen. Francisco
villa can move his troops depends the
date Of tho fall Of Saltillo, according
TO constituuonalists. with the advance
guard. the Zaragoza brigade, in pos
session Of Paredon and other brigades
advancing rapidly. but As miles sepa-
rates Gen. villa from his goal.
That forty-five miles, however Is
desert. The railroad from Paredon
10 saitillo has been cut. No one
knows here whether General villa
will wait for its repair or will march
across the desert.
The forty-five mile march through
tho desert normally would require
three days, but Villa, It is said, has
shown he is capable Of leaving his In,
fantry. taking the most efficient OF
his fifteen thousand men, hurting
them across the desert In dash oil
eight hours and striking a blow ee'
fore the federals could prepare for
the attack.
Constitutionalists here expect little
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17
Cnnt,irc pnciric Port.

JAUREZ. May 1G.-Gen Carran2'
tclcgraphed today from Durango that
the consituuonalist generals, Lucio
Blanco and Rafael Buelna, had taken
the city Of Tepic, capital of the state
of that name, after a severe engage
ment lasting more than "a hours. The
number Of killed and wounded was
NOT given. The message also said the
,onstitutionalists had taken the port
OF san Bias.
The capture Of Topic and san BIAS
is regarded as Of extreme strategic I'M
rortance as 1t viii allow the advance
If General Alvaredo Ohrcgon into the
state Of Jalisco. san Bias, which is
in close touch with Guadalajara, Is
enc Of the most important cities or
Mexico.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17
DANDRUFF ON HEAD
HAIR FELL OUT
Could Hardly Sleep for Scratching
Hair Thin, Dry and LifeIess. A
FewAppIications OfCuticura Soap
and Ointment Cured.

Ohh' ny was polhered several years
win soaip disease. lhere hrst came a
p'npie WIN hsru scso on IT, would
scratch " on ana then 1t would make sore.
AZ times could hardly sleep at night for
s''aVchihg' Ny mar gradually fell out.
IL was thin' ory ana Iieiess and dandruf
was III my mar
,f1ed several remedies but none OF
.nen uld me any sood only Tor short time.
Al laS' l sa" TIE Cuucura soap and Oint-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17

Continued From Page 'ne)
advantage OF this opportunity of hear
ing man p".lrl WHO is such a Too
tent factor in The wprf of'the Mst-o-
dist church
In view Of the large audience eX-
pccicd at this mornings service, spe-
cial arrangements have been made to
scat the people. The service Of dedi-
cation VIII naturally occasion a fun
attendance OF the congregation and
tho reputation Of Or. Stuart will
bring many people 10 the meeting.
To-day is the climaxical event in the
history Of tho Methodist church In
Tulsa Five hundred chairs have
been placed In the building for the
accommodation of the unusual crowd
Special committees worked all day
yesterday raising the balance Of the
money due on tho Indebtedness
against tho church and parsonage and
last night It was stated that the en-
tire amount $iauD htI been rusc!.
which msuros double dedication
service today
Tho dedication " tho church will
be held IN the morning with Or.
stuart preaching his world-famous
sermon on brotherhood" Special
music has been arranged for this
service.
In the afternoon at 4:30 the par
souago will be dedicated with i'm
pressive ceremonies. Due TO the gen
erosity Of J. A. Chapman and John
Wincmiller. II vas mado pcssi1lo 10
dedicate the parsonage today.
Todays services mark the climax
Of the work done in Tulsa by Rev
Percy II. Knickorhocker, who has
been the pastor OF the Boston Avenue
church for the past four years. The
dedication has been made possible by
his untring efforts in the building up
OK the church.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17
Recipes for Wrinkles
and Bad Complexion

OF all the beauty recipes that have been
published here are two that have success
fully stood the test Of time.
Wrinkle Peeler-Pure mcrcolized wax. ap-
piled at night like cold cream. only not
rubbed In; wash OFF in tho morning IA
causes the wornout scarf skin TO come of
in tiny, almost invisible flakes, little each
day until the fresh, young unders skin l.
wholly In evidence The beautiful rose
tinted complexion thus obtained is not to
be compared with one made over with cos
meucS II the old skin is marred with
freckles pimples or other bemishes, these
defects are Of course discarded with tho
skin itself An ounce Of the wax is suffi
ciert in any case.
The ingredients named are inexpensive
aud can be found in any drugstore
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17
COLLEGE Mcn Wcrc Winners

PRINCETON. May l6.-Most OF
the A. A. L. athletes expected 10 par
uclpate in Prlnceton's open handicap
track meet failed to appear and col
lege athletes took the lead. Heavy
handicaps against tho club runners
who were on hand protested. served
70 obscure the \. \. L. men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17
SOME MORE POLITICAL PoT-pE


WASHINGrON, May 16.-Presi-
dent Wilson has excepted from com
potitve examination six inspectors
who will act as the immediate and
confidential representatives of the
commissioner Of Indian affairs. The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17

Regular $40 new, mission
office couch in Spanish Bos-
ton leather for S1l.90 at
Bankrupt Furniture Sale,
corner of Third st. and De-
troit Ave.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17

resistance from the outposts at tn,
towns about Saltillo They believe
the fcderai7 .-v,...:. g..7:- 5l.;---- -: d
sufficient number OF men 10 oUer
serious resistance at ony one position
outside of Saltillo itself.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17

Tor Weakness ana loss Of Appetite
The OLD standard general strengthen.
ug tonic, GROVES TASTELESS chin
yONlC drives out Malaria and builds
up the system. A true tonic and euro
appetizer. For adults and children,
soc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17
cnn,l Iocntc Ncw.nnncr Wan.

WASHINGTON. May 16.-Tho state
douartment declared today that efforts
TO locate Edward nepew Doster' an
American newspaper men, so FAR haI
been fruitlcss.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-17

president says this order was issued
because of the great responsibility
t=:i :.=.- st@ e-ees7,...-.:=.=.s..e== ..-=- -..e== 80
lnGJ tns commissioner necds a corps
Of inspectors Immediately responsible
TO HIM.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

Iteg 2ono / giorfolf fra o9ioutlic.
fet" oct noget liftige glntrpf, bar
oct life frit for. at oe if9loeoe og
frss
Ere gieoningsbnaoe bleb lat fri,
men iao Iagoe oWonroe" iia poa
Sioen. iao oct 6lep nmllligt at gsre
mere; for oe tilbogeblebne inntes
0eoen bis. s WeIlentioen baboc
im;olertio yNontilcfet" Ioat iiq ioa
tort iom niIig op moo oen ipnfenoe
Ganper. anptojn 9errD bapoe ltrafs
purret fine SoIf no. og oo oct biite
iig, at 2psfoiteren fife rGffeoe lonqt
| Iodaen. beororeoe ban gleonings
6oaoene iot poa 8onoet SSffe foa
bGeb M fiifet op fra ben isfoloe
81 frpateIia nteotoaet TiIitano.
9lt life ntonge flere bfeb truffet unoer
/ 9raailiget fra aMonroe" nor ct
llnoer, Iiges ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

OpItonoen moo 9reii0ent Uaaoero
ior ct gIor iiOen, bleu benrettet fer
/ Gag 6ronten al ct 9us, iom be.
6oe0es al General 5rancisco 8illo.
@u5man bar illlt fonlnlen ira 0a-
oana, bDor ban, iiges Der, al s5elir
Gia5 oar ooer0roJet Den bemmelige
Diisiion at 6eoGge 8llo til at ioig-
te General Garran5a og ininge Jie-
oolitionens Sturfe ooer til Gin5.
Saa mart 8illo berte ON sen.
ltIllingen, inorsmineoe ban @n5
man ell aenicrence, og eiter at Bill
la bar bleuen iiffer pnd Seniigten
meo Yeisget, ororeoe ban 9uoet
ifuot. 5no Winutter eiter @n5mnns
glnfonit. leotes ban no al 9illas
GGreIic, itilIeoes op imo0 en- Ger
pua meo Spnoerne blmone pooIng.
gen OF BIND for 9inene og bleb
ifllOt. Gfsflltionen uoisrtes af en- of
gillas 0iiicerer, Der trnf til at pG-
re til Ste0e. oa gfsefiltionsororen
blep ginet
Oct beo iia for iaa Gage iioen
at Yilln hereiter niloe fere en- cioi.
liierct arig. men - oct betrogtes
oe bom neoifp6e poo Steoet. Sprlig
ionoon Mnno, iom boo6e iaget birf-
iom Del / Moroet al Brqiioent
Mnoero. oa iom III niloe iorfsre
gillo til at bIipe 5orrGoer, at Ia.
arigSinnger nil ban bebnnole bu-
mont. iiaes Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

enoe 9.bet biniioes. bborom bans
Sipleierger Or. @ooo iortpaer:
Get er nit gripilegiim at meo.
Dele, at bans glniflielie ,SorboIO til
eoiat Sip / De iioite Wiaoneoer nm
oeraif en- illoitGnOig 5ornnOring
San ingoe I'll mig: Seq tror pan
tSn0. pan ariihis oa ct epigt 2iD.
Seq snifcr peo icrite 2eiligbeo at
frenliptte min iimpIe 9efenoeIic, at
Ben fan inoisres efter iioite Sap.
/ mine ,erinoringer" for at rette
paa oen 5nipl, Der fanot llotrpf, ba
9uiet por borte for niia.
Senator gnIlom ifol mere emo
noaen onOen Senntor babe 5ortiene
iten of at en- MeIGenItats aomis.
lion er bleben oprettet, og Serbia.
nrrne tr bleoen Gogt inoer aontrol
= GuIlom beoe iom forbolosbis
ibemioIet Winn0. men meo ct lplet
tet Robn oa Sro Tor Reoeligbeo
San qioroc lin Stat oa fit 2onS
gGre @nberner Gunne ienbte OF.
iao iirofs hans eiterloote aonoo-
lencc. Telegram til @oibington oa
uotaIte iig onerfenoenoe OH ben of-
osoes Innqe 2ib og 8irfiombeo /
fin Stats oa fit 9nnos 3ieneitc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04

Saloons ESQ finogior0es ! &c.
notef al bans eiterisIger embe'
bet. senotor Sbermon, oa paa ,Sor'
ilas al 6enator Billiams ira Ris-
ii:iippi bgoeoes Dieoct itrnfs.
9unom bar isot aentiiefp Den
90 Rop. 1929, og iom Barn iIpt.
tebe ban meo iine SornIore til
Eo5eipeII Gouniu. S1., bnor ban ar
beioeoe paa Ell 5nrm, inotil ban bar
ts aar.
J "a aars gllberen begDnote ban
at ituoere Hetspioenifob. eiter at ban
TO glar bonoe ircfpenieret yloct
gioer 9faoeni, bolot Sfole en- 1io
% pnn GIrlino al Operaniirengelie
D9ref ininlet til at pen0e tilbage til
5ormen.
I 1856 opnnaeoe ban at fllnne
praftifcre ionl Soaierer i sSllinois.
gaelte anr ool9tes ban ioin 4eprG'
ientont til Stntens 9egislotur On
lire aor gcnpalates ban og cpnod
ebc at blipe nipenfer" / 5niet
] 1864 naIgtcs Gullom isrite
e3ans til aonaresieu oa | 6 slar
bolot bon iig Der, men pao @rlmo
nf SpIib i Oct republifnnife Bart
opnanche ban life @enunla 1870.
J 1872 palgtes ban after til
MeoIem af fin Stots SeaisIatllr oa
blep Iigeiaa after Spenfer Der;
1874 aenpalaies ban. men blep itfc
Spenfer.
! 1876 pnIgtes ban I'll 8itDerner
/ 3ninois. - 5 1883 nalgtes ban
til II, g. Genator og reiignereoc fra
@ubernsrennbeoet unoer lin anoen
Sermin for at tnae imoo Senator
itillingen. Zen 4. Dec. 1883 ino'
toe ban fit Seoe, og iiocn fertc ban
an Qompen imoo Volpannli
serriiorlet lltob.
9en aamIc Senotor betroeoes IL
bem mango leoenoe StiIlinger | Se
uatef. og on ban isior nflsites al
2diprenee p. Sberman, aioroes bar
tif reiioereube commissioner pnc
9imeoIn' WemorioI Commission mel
aoxtor ! @aibineton. San oso'
u6en at bape facet at poe, at Son
trnfien for Spisrelien of 2incoIn
Toninenfct bar imoerifrepet.
Gullom bnpoe | en- Narrpffc ar
beibei for bette Winoc ON lin Der
ca MeninasfVIie. Oct optog bans
Ianfrr til oct iioitc. Oct iorfrolio'
aorboIb iii Wortnrprpiioenten pal
GuIIoms toilette Minbe. Son bal
en- nfaiort gelmrrcr al slbrnban
9ineoIn, iom oaian fcrltoo at irtt'
qris eon oa gengrIoe fin @ens 10
Ielfer. GiIlom hnnoc nrrct per
ionIio fenof meb life frrre emo 1
asrriioetter.
Aort isr fin 7so Glloreoe oei
aen,Ie ccnntor fin sfn'fuelie nnaoo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-02-04
Ssra Rsret | Wierito
Der pentes aamp ON Soreom.
General gilla fdaer lin samle
lnftif.

Wlan bar life bsrt om itore Be
q penbeoer Werico / ocn iuunone
ll1e, men Der meloes ON. at ioaoan
ne ioreiioor. llnoer 9. os. meloes
ira Rerico eitp;
arigsminiiter 9lanaiet inorsm.
meoe t 9an. at MebeIlerne itaar iioen
ior 5oreon. iproige til at augribe
oen.
Ai Wieloinger lioenbns ira ireln
0aar oct, at Oprsrerne itaoig goar
auarebSpis I'll NGrfs. men at Stil.
lingen life er meget iornnoret.
6ra SinIine5, Dicra meloes I'M
Der famine Cato: Ibis enL naor
De piloe iaa 0rore til at gaa lbs
MOB 5oreon - Sfueplnoien ior
nnite nigtige Stamp Dierico =
penteoe 10000 SoIoater poa @ene.
raj gilIns aonnne. Get ioreltaaenoc
lloiolo moo epen ploe bliue lore
taqet al 10000 9Pano. iagoes Der,
mar Stprfen inmleoes OIL bette
pinft. @nrniioucn oil lttpiplionit
opbnoe allie arpiter for at bpoe ell
inn nirtiom Oiooitano iom milligt.
Zen trIler noget oper 5000 Wiano,
ino Der fonnner moi I'll at ltoo :
Oprsrere moo bper Hegeringsioloot.
General 8elnico, iom ieoer ,5orion.
ret. Far Soroelen al Ell itprf ltra'
tegiif Stillina. og bans artilleri
ifol pare oloeles operlegent ~ 70.
reon. ocr bar ca. 25,000 sSnounane-
re. er ct uigtigt 9onecentrlm ga
@una Vomulosoiltriftet, og 9pen
bar Den itsrite Spbefabrif W'eri.
co. Den er omgipet al Seioeorog,
Der militurt let beberifer Bpen On
oisie Ssie bill aanpen fonlme til
at itoo, for ben, Der fan boloe Stil-
l.ngen Der, fan boIoe 9Den. - s
Iiliploc oi 9eocrloa pil gienerings.
barren. mener man, fslge Serrba-
nen ipopaa til ,}acatecnS eller elt.
poa til Saiillo; men - Oprsrcrne
isqer at oiifrre 9aneiorbinoelien
begge eisie gietninser
5rn CHIHUAHUA melocs, at Eapirs
penge, iom forifellige Banter no
lteote / 9ia5' Negeringstio, bill ef'
ter 10. os. life mere bline fenot gpl'
oiar ni Gprerernc RrGaning al
Selumeut nil trroc / Steoet Oct
hlipcr MilIionSpis al Papirspenae
Der peo oenue Toraronina bliucr
foiort nrro lsic.
Sro GnIincon. Stnten Sinolon
meIoes, dt gleoerinastropperne uoei
for @lonmos ilnaS inbbnroes, o.
Ell Gel al Dem. oeriblonot Here Of
iiecrer. ifol bnpc lutte iia til Sn
iuraentcrnp peo GrlB DC Tieora.
GnoeIid ifof hi mcoocle fdaenb'
forafteriitiife 5rrf fra ssunres Mcr
anian ~ 2 os. Frnnc'scn g. @n
lmnn Scr too iremroarnoc Del