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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-07

youngster. Kelly carries a good punch
in either hand and should be heard
from in the future. He gets real ties!
Tuesday when he boxes Jimmy Grant a.
the Business Mems gymnasium.
Macon fans have certainly gone WIG
over Jimmy Grant, the sensatioq9<fttle
bantamweight. Jimmy's knockout VIII
over Meyer Prizes has put him In llns
for matches with the best boys in the
country.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-07
Famous Plays-By Heisman
Two Popular Buck Formations
NO. 81 (a)-THE SPLIT BUCK.

7LE the subject of double through the line
w pass bucks might we'll outline two
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-07

w ylIH Elliott Dents reassurlng
w telegram packed safely away
in his inside poTket RillV
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
WILLIAMSTOWN.

There is to be a district meeting o.
the Woman's Relief Corps in the G. A. r
| hall, at Montpelier. please take notice
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abbott OF North
field have lately been in town as tbs
guests Of John A. Perry.
| A. S. Winchester has been quite sick
the past week and confined to the house
but is now somewhat better. His son
J. Lindsay, was at home from Water.
bury over the weekend,
Rev. John Irons is out of town for a
short visit to his former pastorate at
Haverhll, \. H., and on his return he
will attend the Sunday school conyen.
ton at Barre.
Mrs Emma Hutchinson has finished
work for Mrs. Harley T Martin and has
gone to Maine TO visit her daughter,
Mrs r. H. Lovely She is accompanied
by her son. Farnk.
Mrs Martha II Dewey is in Chelsea
for a weeks visit with relatives
Miss Emma Camp of Randolph re-
turned TO the Ainsworth house last week,
a day or two previous 10 the return of
Mrs Answorth and Miss Waterman
from Claremont y. II.
Mrs. George Wood of Barre is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs Ada Lasell.
Miss katherine NJ Carlin is at work
in the postofiice at Mortified. where she
takes the place of one OF the clerks, who
is away on vacation.
Prof Fred W. Burnham, formerly Of
Goddard and last year OF Mercersbergh
academy, Pa. has received the appoint
ment of principal of private school To-
Gated at Wickerford. r. l., and has en-
tered on his duties there.
Our former townspeople, Mr.. and Mrs
II. J.. Cheney. now of Mortified, were
in town the 18th and called on Mrs
Simons and George w Qynde
An effort Is being made TO add to the
list of the monthly pub
Iished in the interest OF the kurn Hattin
Homes at Westminster and Saxtons'
River. and also to send the boys some
needed clothing and supplies. Patricu.
lars may BE- had OF Mr. Irons, Mr.. Alb.
pott or Of George h. WILDER.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20

The heavy rainfall of the past few
days has Somewhat relieved situation
which was rapidly becoming serious
chiefly as to the sources of water supply
for many communities and individuals
throughout Vermont and the remainder
OF New England. Moreover, the rain
dampened the forests and grass to such
an extent that the danger of forest fire
has been averted for the time being.
Again, the moisture laid the dust in the
highways so thoroughly that the dust
nuisance with its possibilities for scat
tering disease is done away with for the
present. Therefore. the rain was most
welcome visitation in all New England
and the eastern section of the country
Yet much more is needed before the wa
ter supplies viii be replenished to the
extent that is desired before the advent
of winter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20

The activity of the European war has
been transferred for the time being t.
the sea, and to the person following the
course of the war there is a greater va.
riety about naval fighting because events
take place with greater rapidity and
with much more decisiveness. When a
feet is defeated it is very well defeated
and oftentimes it is annihilated; but not
80 with an army which may be licked
and which may yet be able to slip away
in remnants, again to be collected at
some distant point There is certain
monotony about the daily dispatches
telling of the alternating advances and
retreats of land forces; there is a crisp
ness and sparkle to the news of the navy
engagements that drives away all dull
ness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
DILLINGHAM; NOT bad" NOR
CORRUPT" SAYS PROUTY.

In his address az the Barre opera
house last evening, Charles A. Prouty
paid distinct compliment 70 his oppo-
nent in the senatorial race by declaring
that Mr. Dillingham; is mot a bad man.
mot a corrupt man but a man who
Prouty thought, had got out Of the men.
tal current Of the present time. Which,
We respectfully submit is rather mise
thing for Mr.. Prouty TO say. especially
since he is hunting for something on
which 10 Gust the present senior senator.
Senator Dillinghams hosts q friends IN
Vermont and especially in Washington
county will h. glad % know that his
earnest and investigating rival gives Dil
linghsm = clean bfil Of health a. 10 per-
sonal integrity and moral balance. ~
course. those who knew senator Diling-
ham knew VERY seli that il was true
that no more honest man lives in Yer
mont to-day and ne nemier of the
United STATES senate after ~ years'
serslce, IL more entitled - the desirna-
tion 81 an interrupted legislator
Bot h0w Mr. Pr0ufy did lamhaste
aCeneral~ Fitts Clarke &. Fitts If Brat
tlsboroi One might hssr thought that
General Pitts sas running for t,e
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
WILSON GRATEFUL To DEMOCRAT
&c CONGRESS.

Tn his published letter to Leader I'm.
derwood, President Wilson takes the on.
portunity to laud the Democrats of Con
gress for the support accorded during
the long session being brought to a
close. And well he might thus express
his gratitude for large favors done IN
support of the administration. The
Democrats of Congress have obeyed near
w every behest of the president; wheth-
er it was glad obedience or not is per-
haps not to be considered at this time.
Suffice it to say that no more staunch
support has been given TO president in
many years than that which has been
accorded the Wilson administration.
The big measures which President Will
son wished to put through have been
enacted. some OF them, TO be sure, only
after long effort and tedious hearings
hut they are enacted and the Wilson ad.
minstrstion gets the credit largely for
putting the program through There
fore. il is not to he wondered al that
President Wilson is filed with gratifca.
tion at the present time, for he has had
his way.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
HOSPITAL SUPPLY DAY
For Barre City Hospital Has Been Set
for Oct. a.

The LADIES hospital aid ~ the Bsrre
CITY hospital has selected OF. p for
supulv dav, when DONATIONS al supple.
viii h. received for the hospital The
uublic has responded splcndidly on sim
lar DAYS IN previous years and the r..
dies hope all wii b. ~ generous this
wear. Rhen TIE greatly increased cost 81
food supplies has proven n heavy strain
on the hospital ffnances
Among the srticles most ar,eutstis
are old eaflon sheets and pillow oases
vegetables 81 81 kinds. fruits. cannea
fruits ard ieilies. and groceries, n 81
tiras Al thgzs giving preserves ~
rfIv ere asked - mara their isrs ~
cans. ard the matruH ~ tlie hospital u1n
49, thHt arr rHturuHd tB thrr owners.
a rum.tsr - g,ewlf nnd riacsE has
arrpe8 a. re#ise duustinns ard m thx
22a ttsV eli - fiaearded 30 make then.
rasr e. fna These riavrs err. TRa
Ctt l.asrta1. Ms. g. A. Ctunt5n eor-
ny Hlrrfharf SD Wellington streets
Nrrs p affHes1fi Fostfr sfrssf. M-s
trfa-rs Hnrlsf eurrrtsr sf-rrf. Wrs 81
q Wurrfsnn E F1m stirred na--r F-a
afat,ur saaft Wafr 9trHHf Wrs Cl.ar1fa
s-rst 40 arsrs straes Mrs PuTlar Ger
rrrar ssrHt We d " gurfirli1a
Tsst at~fFs Mrs Wfn CrTr frf Wast-
f.s4ur af-8sa wr Frunk q Huulrre
rrrnt seres wrs ned rsitrrts. -
u-arrs ss wss ErrHH-t F-nsre.t
t-fs Mrts G~trHF sftnst SRA
" Fesaasesna. 3f9 Fnsf strsys Hra
a-a esaee ~eHah Fer-F wetuiesrr
rt-rs ssus Enm Hr~F WHre stu-s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
OUGHT MY BACK RUB
LUMBAGO PAIN AWAY
Rut Bsckachs ana stEnssa RiFht Cui
v1ih = Small Trial Berthe of oId
st Jsost's or

WhFr rur t.fk IS a1Fs snd iams 81
lurrilarn Hrirtfaa ~ FheuH.stisrr hns rsr
sfFanHI ur darf zaHm SEED srnnr
trial isiflf IF cif ians=t -st ra-rf-.
nl- nt arr t~ur starf isnrr % latfls n
rour hsnf ana ~ Flaf uu ranr nft
M hsrt nnf ~ $50 sfna tfr s-nrf an
So zr-ruess nre iasuaa rrnr
niurt ssaf fH jose sHaftinE
trrrfrntinE H nHe us nrr
nrrr- % takes 80 t@r nH nrd
tras fhs urtsrr Il na4 rsa nissa
irss1v ka~nifss nn nant h-r tts
tttn.
Nffinr $50 esrfs 8nwivsr
$500 r. ri--tt-s+ - r---r-rr M
rf-r dsrrrr a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
We Clean. Press and Repair Clothing
F. H. Rogers & Co.

ham. Such a punching as General
Fits got was a caution. Every round
General" Fits came up groggy after
each fresh knockdown. 1t was wonder.
full what world of punishment "Gen>
eral" Fits could take. And yet Gen
erar Fits is not running for the United
States Senate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
HAD LIVED TO BE IS.
Mrs. Betsey Breene Of Waterbury Was
Devoted to Her Home.

Waterbury. oct 20 The funeral Of
Mrs Kelsey Casey Breene. widow Of the
late John Breene was held from 81
Andrews church yesterday morning
Rev Ff Dewey ofiiciated aud the bear
ers we're James Brcene. Barry Nc.
Mannis John O'Donneil. Willis EcMan-
ME aud William Goodwin Burial was IN
the Catholic cemetery ~ DuNbury Corn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20
wAITsFIELD

TIE paufatinual nrrt ne - have iasHn
18iH isFf WednHsAat srruinn 80 EI.
i.ss lsaar indaHrltflr rsustuenfs WORD
hes been ra-itrd That Hnn. = q W.
Hr5af hss isen taten cd snd obliged 81
esussI BE Hrrarruarfs
IRE frzt nuuirr rF fn Waitsfsi1
l.fturs rnursf uTr b. b. q - @. p hau
THsaisf u.c 90 81 Tfsf auiHsff
atfnr fIfar MeHurr srrT.nrtas - q
alst srrlranr 81 Tlsrsrs EEL f-fsft
MmH fnrh
Mr tua Mrs. affhur ra1su8 sferf
Munaar r. Wrrfrsiur
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20

II does not speak very well for the
selfrestraint of the London mob when
1t took to wrecking the business places
of Germans in London, but the job of
wrecking shops is not held to be such
a great crime after the episodes in which
the suffragettes participated not very
long ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-20

MONTPELIER.
Miss Ruth Lena Ellis the Bride of Philip
II. Miles.

A pretty home wedding took place
yesterday afternoon when Miss Ruth
Lena Ellis, daughter OF Mrs. Ruth Ellis,
became the bride OF Philip II. Miles, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Miles of 70
Main street. The ceremony was per-
formed at four o'clock at the home OF
the brides mother by the Rev. Stanley
i. Bloomfield, pastor of the Congrcga-
tional church. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Hazel H. Ellis, and
William A. Burns of Barre acted as best
man. The bridal couple left on the
evening train for Boston and other
points and upon their return they will
reside Mt 70 Main street, this city. The
groom is employed in the automobile re-
pair shop at the Lane Manufacturing
company and the bride has acted as
bookkeeper in the Pcrlcy Jerome store
for several months. Both are well known |
and popular young people
In probate court yesterday the will OF /
Thomas Dewey late of this city, was
proved Mrs Dewey was named as ex-
ecutrix in the will, George w Grover
of Waterbury settled bis account as adj
ministrator of the estate OF Charles G.
Hayes, late OF Waterbury Clarence G.
Moody has settled his account as guar
dian of j. Ray Hayes, minor ward of
Waterbury, who is now OF age. Mrs.
Elizabeth j. Douglass settled her ac.
count as guardian of William McKeoins
OF Barre, a minor ward, now of age.
Harry c. Shurtetf, an attorney, was
nominated as candidate for city repre-
sentative at the Democratic caucus last
evening. Of l0s votes cast Mr. Shurtleff
received So and Charles f. Lowe, whose
name was also placed before the caucus,
received 46.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

gngellftalenoe OienigbeOers AS
Iociation~ i ben ioenif.Iutberife au-
auItanaIpnooe 6olot aonoention /
minneapolis, Min., ira IA. til IS.
Oftober. ga oenne Organization
lite er ct ielpitanoigt, ~IOugiOenoe
SamfunO, funoe ben meite Eio be-
nptes til anoelig Op6pggelie og
til Grsftelie al Digtige 9robIemmer
/ 5or6olO til De iteoie itigenoe araD
inoen for S1nooen ON engelit Dirt.
fombe6. Der peotoges en- 9etition,
Tom ifal foreIngges Snnooen. Gen
goar no paa, at ct Slags 5pitem
peotageg, eiter bpilfet engeIiftalenoe
8rpiter / gDerne fan fomme | 8or-
6inoelie meo unge Wenneifer, Der
flntter inO ira 2nnomeniebeoer, og
Iom beoit fan betienes / oct engelife
Sprog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

Automobiler / Zrfenerne. 4ame.
len, oct gnmle zrfenifib, bill mart
blipe oilslt Of artomobilen. au-
~tomobilens Seir / 0eoa0as Smo.
grfninger er anereoe en- aenosger-
ming. Ser er bet r~igtienof life
aamelen, men 9GieIet og 8iIigen-
cen. Der bar maattet pige ior bet mo
oerne 4bretsi. llnoer De tunge Weo.
finer trpffes Snnoet inmmen og
meo liot arbeioe bar man mart en-
banet Sci. Gnfelte iaaOamle 8eie
er nlareOe onIagt, oe Der er llofigt
til ifere. Hige Mineeiere og ANDRE,
iom briiger automobiler baa0e /
Observation-Disclosures og for 5or.
n6ielie, orbeioer for at fna 4utomo-
bifs8eie onIagt menem ale betp0e.
lige gunfter, og BET piI iremme isn-
ore Repooos fommercieIe l1opif.
ling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

Soa osoe Den lille Rooer. JON
flnoe n9ret belbreoet.
9eo ben 9io par Der en- Ifen 8oa
ct aeoeipin ser if aneb / @auen
8armeren tIseoe liz bag Gret: Get
blioer iormeIia ct ilemt Smrf. aanr
Der Soin ben o. osr. SEA telegra.
iereoe ban uiortsoet til Sc ioreneoe
Staters Observation-Disclosures
boor Der iinoes oniat 1000 aer-
perts9 / Cure. d Rlanteimoom.
ne. at De oog enoelig mantte ienor
llnoiptning, Tor Der bar en- itor,
prRatia 60, iom hoerten tnnoe
lepe ener 90. - Sure. Ionreoe De
tiIboae. oct itaI ii mart fife op.
9in ieoe 90 bar blot Iiot aolera.
@anite rigtia, erperten fom.
San iag0e. ban bar GprlG9e. %
oct itemte 9oSt moi. San iremtoa
al fin Hegeringstaife en- 8eaerinas.
%ipreite, iornt noaet Hegerinasmeoi.
Gin % gap set fe6e 9Git Ell On.
aana. = Oa Soinet fom fla. 0a
S|orneren iGap FOR set femme
SmPf.
6m - hpem Der BOG par ct &c.
oeioin, inn ems 2io / paafommenoc
5ilipl0e par oGro at reOOel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

Wrs. @iIion @emorial GOucatio.
nal 6ln0. ct OplpsningsionO a
bette Raon. til 5oroel ior 9ern Al
9ierqboere / SpOeu. er RresbDteri.
u~nerfirfen, bportiI 8raiioent 8Ooo-
rom 8ilions aiosoe 5uitru bsrte,
/ Serb meo at reiie. Oct er ct font
% paroigt Minoe, 8resbpterianer-
firfen oil iPtte oct afosoe beitGreOe
Me0Iem. % iaa biGIper Qabnet bel
ogiaa til at gipe Sonnet en- anie-
fla SterreIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

Sioite Rot ira @aoagaifar.
r5lfbf." al iioitc llge ~Ifrioer: Ser
eff lenac. fsr ri fit %llnoerretuinQ
ira pore arbeiOere; men gIROeIig-
uis er Ser netop M inolsbet iIere
@reoe. BET iioIte oateret s. Sept
9It ito0 pei til, men pna @runo al
9riaen nor set oonifeligt at iaa
9enge paa Be u0Ienote anoisnin-
ger. Grbei0et por 6erfor bleoet inO-
ifrGufet no9et. oog life mere, END
at set biI bliDe bolot oaaen0e paa
ale Steoer, bnor set er bIeuet op.
taqet. 6oa6 ser fan uoiPttes iom
Reperationer oio., oil blibe uOiat
til - iom oi banber - beOre Ii.
ser oprin6er. Oct er en- @IGoe at
lnqae Wprfe til Den 5~rimooigbeo.
iom qanr aennem ale 9repene. 9a9
% taffe @li6 ogioa Tor BET" -
o@asieren".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

s Senongsifolens Snteresie. st
SeIifub al m~erifanite friitne 5or.
retningsmGn0 DiI Den 81. San. iflg
Mug nfreiie ira 0ep Dorf for
UNDER DIR. $. 5. Sein5, 5ormano
for oct alminoelige Ssroogsifole-
ieIifabs 2eoelie at ppffe Snteresie
for Ssnoagsifolen | Spoamerifa.
SeIifabet bill gre Opbolo / 5a-
uana og aingiton, bborpaa oct oii
fortiette Neiien gennem Banana.
fannlen og longs SDoamerifas
@eitfpit. s be forneuite SanneitQ.
Der agter SelIfabet at boIoe SIN.
Observation-Disclosures meo Misiionn.
rer og inofsote Wisiionsarbeioere
Sra BaIparaiio, Chile, fortipttes
2eiIen meo Sernbanetog til Dit
fDiten og til Steoer | graiilien,
argentina, og Uruguay.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

9iettelle. 5pttermisien bar Daret
paa Spil i iiOite 9tr % OeO en- lIae
gogita0forauoring laoet en- ganife
betpoelig sell. Get er benimoo
9%Iutningen al artiflen raorstra
ct SiOe A, bpor Der er tommen til
at ltaa ,oet 5tofpert" Steoet
for oct Storpert. Ser iuIofer
ties paa 9oriets Ir9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
ISOrbrDoersR eform.

Sgnoag aften bao0e 81 Anleo.
ming til at 6ere ct 5oraorag, iom
par al iaa aIminOeIig 5nteresie, %
m~teresiereoe os / Den @rao. at oi
Der oil meooele SooeoinobolOet a
oct.
Get par 6. %. Sobnion, @ene
%raIiefretar for Nebraifa Rriion
9lsioeiation og 59ngielsprpit peo
Statsfnnailet / 9incoln. Der boIot
5ore0raget.
Strafs ira 8eopnoelien lngOe
5oreora9sboIoeren 9pgt paa, at
BET eiaIot fife aIene ON at itrn-
re 6orbrpoere, men boDeoiagelig
ON at reiormere, at & pfpe Dem
8i fom beo bans llotalelie ON at
biGlpe 8orbrnOere til at bliOe gooe
@enneifer til at trnfe paa. bDao
Dor Ben Bait. g. Matt6ieien peo
en- bis 9eiIigbeo ioa tr9iienoe lag.
De: re ifuIOe 10 biplpes. Dc
StafIer."
5%oreoraset falot / fslgenSe fire
AfOelinger; 6orbrDOeliernes Mar.
lager, 5orebpsgeIie al 5orbrpOel.
fer, 5orbrpoerens Reformation 5or-
brpoerens @enopreisning.
angaoen0e 5orbrpoeliernesa a r.
lager gioroe Snleren opmprfiom
paa, at be er ian mango, at ban
| ct %iaaonnt 5oreorng ilet life funOe
gaa / 8etnilIer, men maatte nsies
meo at npnne nogle fnn.
San nppnte oa 5attigoom
og q 10 for enfeItes g~eofommenoe
On Ran6, ser ioa lin Semitic /
0so og iaa ingen lt0pei til at ifai.
fe ben bet neopenoige, 5or grebet
til set fortpipIe0e at itiple en- Seit,
en- nn6en lignenoe itilIet RnnS bao
De i%tianlet et 5Gfreatur ira en-
rig Mnno, Ger bnDoe t1lIinopis Of
9e par 6lepen fange6e oeo BET
os ienot til Statsfpngielet; bar
Der efter, bpa0 Desfommenoe
fortroIigt bapoe fortolt BAN iom
oeres gr9It.
Naen 8nttigoom par Inngt fra
ben ooerpeienoe Qnriog til, at Men.
fom mo paa 5or6rpberbanen.
uOen at ban oiloe income 3rut-
fom oirefte aariaa til
5orbrp0elier / inn ltor lloitrGfnine
Iogoe ban, at nogle og t~reoiinos.
tppe grocent al 6orbrp6erne / Re.
Statsfeneiel Ioa unOer for
3~riffepnnen.
EoIeren lagoe Itprf Bpgt pan
5orebnggelfe al 5orbrpOelie.
600 Dporneelie foruoiattes na.
iom oct itprfeite og nGiien
bet eneite 5orebpegeIiesnio0el mob
5orbrpoelie, men ban bTDoeoe, at
iom Samfunoet MI eng1ng er, bar
BET life ale Siem. Der oar / Stano
til at gipe gsrnene og be unge en-
400 Op0rngelie og gre $iemmet
tiItrGffenoe.
Get hgp0e0es me6 StDrfe, at bet
pr q ommunens EIigt at o.
re lit til at forebpgge 8orbrDoeblie;
fiber un6er 5prbrpoel-
Ierne, og ben logger 5aano pan
Sorbrpoeren, oerfor mna ben bnooe
1abe Snteresie | og ie bet iom i'm
BIiat at forebpage 5orbrpoeIie.
San benitilIeoe en- Toufe, iom
,iIt panifeIia Tan praftiferes. 2ige.
OffentIigbeoen tdger fig al
Ilngoommcns 1lnoerpisnine, mente
at ben ogfod bur6e un6erpiie
6iemmene ongonenoe En- rigtie Dp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

ie, iom Den friitnc spnoaasitoIe fan
giOe port 5olf. Seq pniter eOer
iterit mulig 6remgang i arbeioet.
@i0 Saponerne maa fomme til at ie
mere END ben moralife 9etDOning
al SgnoagsifoIearbeioet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02

Ssnoogsffolen / Sapan. ltnoer
en- Snmtale, iom Sorncs 6. Col.
man, Sefretar for bet iapanIfe
SsnonasifoIeieIifab, bauoe meo So
bans Observation-Disclosures Baron aa'
TO, ptreoe oenne: u5Ddo S~enoogs-
if~oEearbeioet arignor, on Teler ri MI
Granger til en- moraIif Oporngelie
al bore Born. SIR fit De en- ret
gob morolif 7rnnering aennemaon-
fueiils' Qnre, men oerne timber.
pisuina err I BEN ienere 9io opbbri
meo ben 6bIee, at bore mornIife
GorboI6 ct / en- fdrIie 1iIItutb. III
6enne o. andre aorioeer tiIier Di
meb 0Iabe ben mornIfte OporaeeI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-02
Seeaer ira Siuets Sfueplaos
(Af x

Sa, oct er bogitaoelig oa o9iaa
iarot, At bette iimple Wenneife
fimoe ialoe poa at ifripe ON noget
ioa bornert iou - 9ommlOspri.
iernel 0norfor funoe ban life ueies
meo at aentage, boao ban allereoe
baooe ia8t. boloe Jig til oct gipue,
iom iremoeles gentages - % JONI
Del Tor eprigt ingen troenoe Der be.
nGgter, at De triaen0e 0lagter lat
ties ariiten0ommenS aauol
9omulospriiernel Gar oct ogiaa
noget at bpoe orOentli9e 6olf2 Soao
befunrer pi os i oct belle ON Bonn.
uIo. 9omul0stsi o. 9onulOspriier
@r oi fife ct lllofr9mmerfolf, Der
pGner 8oomel eiter Den itstte 5or.
mel: at 10 there Ell iane Siug i.
ges, oeito ianOcre bliper oenl
9omlospriiernel Som ON oct.
te gnne flmOe ppre al itsrre Big
tig6eo eno T. @fs. 0uu0epriiernet
6oorior funoe oct fife itrnfs ialoe
bam mo. nnar ban MI en0elig men.
re at maatte gribe I'll 9ennen, Al
oplae III ct athleIt emne, Z. Gfs
6irn0eoriIerne2
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Saar LRserne h%envender sig til Folk
nm averterer i Bladet. enten for at
zsbe hos dem eller for at faa Oplysning
I'm det averterede. bedes De altid ON
ale. at de saa Avertissementet i dette
clad. bet vii we're til gensidig ststte.
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Tilfelde at. at Bladet like modtages
.erelmRssigt, bedes man klage til det
sfedlige Postkontor. Skulde dette ike
slselpe. bedes man henvende sig I'll
.Danskeren''s Kontor.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-22
@ierathntss aapitel.

yapd por geainn Der 80rfsnituno,
en- fclsenosn Morsen betrat Shirs
len bas Bureau b;r Ttrmu Oapio
g. Opbbs unb 6. Spfort ipurbe st
in bos pripotsimmsr bes Gbefs g.'
iiibrt, bsFen Sir er ins S6Ipb fdl'
len IieB.
Ulit elmer sroben S0bano i'm
Jlunbe Fano 9obts am Seniter unn
f!idte auf sic StraBe nisSer. auf bas
getriebs Der Ren;thsn. Sic ibr Suges
pert bsednnen. @:i ieinem Gintritt
!ronete er ii9, unh Sbirlsp iab in
ein 9lntlib, in ttm iid Elm rubiges
@sIbItb.rtrauen, bsitsre Semiitsftim'
munq, faI! cine berGe 2ebensluit fpie'
uelfen. Sn bieTsr bsbGbisen 9.itaIt,
SieIen flaren, freunbIidsu Iuged
hGtte niemano ben tpugbaliissn Spe.
tulonten bermutet, Der i'm 9egrifS
Hdno, bi. 9lussn bes sanSen 2un'
bes auf iid au lsnten unb sinen
Scmpf su fiibren, BEL Dem Wtut, Gnts
F6loHenbeit, aaItbIiitistsit. ulIs @i'
1eni6aften zines tommonoierenoeu
Generals, erforberlid iparen.
Gr Idiittelte bsm 8efuder DE
Re6te. .Rr. Sbirlsp. iebr erfreuti
Sic brirsen mir isosnfulIs RadriG'
ten bonn Colonel"
S6irIeD nidte einen aueen
bid prsbten feline 2ippen iid aufstn'
Gnter.
ga - - aber leiber, teine suten
Golonsl Sanction 1T ertrontt. 9e.
tern Ho9mittog Euroe er pioblit
Orn einsm bsftigeu S4'pinbsI srsrIf'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-22
0rtia.hnttg 9apitst.

9lm nlten Sanoper Square, Der
i1pn in tolouialen Saeen cine 9es
ioiFe 8eriiL.utbeit erlongt bate, unb
in bem qua 6euts Spuren BON aIts
Geip gOrt nod ni6t gang Oeripii4t
iinb, itebt elm mniiipes, a4ts Oosr
RsunitOdi0ss Stsin9sbdube, bas ii4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-22

- g S6Ittetreim. SunF
ipielts War i'm @inter 9urtsn, -
SEPT mub sr leiOer ainber iparttn.