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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-24
9anebr0g.

&Qrf tld1e 2pTiloelle ian lit
beilemt paaoiies. 6oritellI1e Der
Toner "a Snsn 6enlr51er oeane til
li1e iaa MAMIE foriteai9e Iiospunf
ter o. 9eili81eoer
On aanlmeI siitorieifriper omia
Ter iaaleoes 9ane6roa iom Gnoenoi
aaereoe i I'LL nnoer Gtif Gam
Io5ter moo Be penOiifc Sereoere.
men Den 0piatteIis. Der bar lat iia
grumoilt 5sait i 6olfets 9epioitbeo.
er 10 ION befeuot, n sort Slca paie.
oe ferifc @ans I 1918 ooer De onn
tie, "a De erobreoe Gitlano. 6lnge.
ifuIoe oGre Ell @aoe ira 9ooen el-
Ter mllia en- fer I 2anoet tirfelil
inoeict Sane. hDao aoriet / BET 10
oaiaa not fan tnoe paa. Smnffei.
er ooa pei nof So1net ON. at Tan
ne6rog 1eo bemeIote 9eilisheo aiaIo.
neo ira 6mlen" ooer oen f.enpenos
oanife 9Gr "a bra5te oen Seir ouer
Sen iienOtli1e. 6eoenife 0permast;
os / b7ert Salo i1nes oct. iom on
man er cne0es en- Of ieire oenne
Tag. @aloemarSoaaen, Z a.
iom 0en Saa.
oa uort Slaa 6le1 I'll.
700 9lar er nGIten bena0aeoe II
ben Soma 9aloemars 6eremt' Qors-
toa til eitlano; Sen @aua iteo Tan
Mari iom baltiif Maat paa 1inOcn
al Tin Storae6 RAT % itort oar
9anoets on 81 raaoeSe ober eli Utter.
ieiIaaee paa % imoo 400 Sfibe
on en- SIR pao 100000 Ran0. Zen
81. Saai f2ts sar galoemar Seirs
Sen 9nl0emnr bIcuen frouei / Sles
pig III aouae, q mqnem Be tiliiebe
pGrenoe forneuHe 5crrer par o8iaa
@iifop 9fl6ert a Hiaa, Der ifiloreo
9onlcu Sc aqSaHite EitIanSers Brit
ionlheoer q ~apiororeoe BAN til al
aro6re oa friih1e 2nnoet Sanfeu
aanot Song QalSeniors 9ifoIo. o.
nuite anr 6ro8 San til Gitlnno on
beieireoe paa e giti o. Rooeiti
Gaa Den Is ami 1919 Gitlanoer
ne Beo eooanis. Otter salnet falot
iaa Mir uHoqr 5loget Den reoe
9roa lo: llIooua) meo BET hpiS
aors / He0 ira sunien o. 5ragte Dc
oanife 1ropper Seir.
; ee9nnoefiea Al oct II. liar
amoreog Bier 1anebrog 2an6ets
anerfenote 9iasilaa % paiaoe Tom
iaaont oger Saren cos bar oenne
i 1ioernes 9sb oaian fpnlpet nnber
andre Sanar (ooa life eiter 1922;
i alnaoens Sfi6e 6ar BET berimoo
saret / uafbrliot anpenoe.iq iioen
Mi6oelaloeren, o. set oioes at hnue
bGrpt eff I gammel lib. ct Can
bets sGrfabiifop. iom Ell ipmbclif 2eo
I aoneebnlonin9en o%perraate ben
uponIste aonse 9iisets Banner.
Siiforieforitere bar siort 10 tore
gl~nitrenaelier for at bringe Tor "a
gen. buao Der bleo al bet fsrite. De.
gbimmelioIone" 7anebro9sflag. oct
Der brnste aons @aloemar Seiren
neo 2Doanis. men uoen Selo. 1sna
peo iaaIeoes, at 2pbpfferne ! 1927
erobreoe ct 6nnif HigsfIag, Der bIeD
ophpngt ! Mariefirfen | Gu6Gf.
bpor BET enonu fan les: men bet er
ueppe Oct rette. Oct mene5 ogiaa
at 5Iaget aft tabt me0 5enningsitec
/ 1itmarifen aar 1900, liaeiom Ell
gerfion 9nar no paa, at ct Stpffs
al oct abimmelfalone" Banner har
uaret ~opbeoaret / Slespig Iomfir.
fe o. ser ifal oRre imuloret bort
gnoelia ifal set omtaIes, at oa
Norge for 100 aar iiOen polate fit
pget Stag. bteu set 0nne6rog meo
Ell gpIoen 9soe / set suerite auaorai
nprrneit Stnngen; aaret efter for
iuenifeoes imiOIertio Set norife 5Iaa
oq ienere er oct iom beteuot otter
nnoergaoet en- 5oronorins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-24
Smnouco. Irensiiife Beaoarmrt
Ct friiteIiat lllmopmsmpoe

Smnouco. 9rrnsiiifc @eaoarmrt
Oploier ct friiteliat llhaOomsmeoe
Senoaa Gitrrmiooaa ogn Gen "a
9Raj par Der III. o0tm" mobuot
til et friiteliat llngoomsmooe /
Better SottrnD 5oriamIinashns, Sec
hUilfei Batter 0aHien ira 1ubboi
Qaitor SoHneien ira Sopitrnv O.
Sefretar Qaulien ira @~rrnoitrnp
ifld0e tale
Msoet par beisat al 6enoeo i50
gerioEer.
Ill Meoet inoianot fla oaiaa t1f
p%reusiiife @enoarmpr, hoorni 81
70 tos @laos 0eo Chen al Ialer.
~itolen, meoens ben treoie pairoaI-
lereoe noenfor omfrina @a1roen.
"a Der bar iunset en- Salnle, %
I. 9auIien iom fsrite 9r.sr bdooc
taft Fl au1rter. bleD Meos oplgit,
noen at Der ira Jalerens SIDE par
aipet minOite anleoninq II oenrs
5remgangsmaaoe.
Spormeo Gplssningen al Msoet
begrun0eoes, funoe man life rigtil
foritoo. Ter inntes at pore lnl,
ON. at Msoet fife Unr anmelor;
men friteliae Meoer nnmefaes in.
gen Sinoe. Iesuoan ipntes oa.
iom ON Der onr 5ale ON, at Msoet
bleu bolot pna CAN'T.
Ger oif ielDfslaelig bliOe fln5pf
ooer Oplesningen al Wsoet.
@raaifen. gesrapet | Sano. (5I.
qfo.) Gftermiooags ben Is. @aaj
legeoe nogle Bern | St9ngerooo.
Sfop / @rusgra0en, oeriblmot Ell
fife fire Mars Grens, Sen afgo8n.
mano Ssrsen E0omien- Tlioielig
ifreo en- Sanobrinf neo OF begta.
Deoe Grensen iuloit9noig- ct gar
at gsrnene loffeoes oet BOG at ian
bans SoDeo befriet, os iEnens TOM
Der gofsne til, iom fit Barnet, Der
allereoe oar meget meotaset, belt
uogapet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-24
a%pitterinarr.
a nj isfionen:
Snbionermisftsnen:

5cl fnitteret ie a6l. Nr. q $500.
6,oar 6aas. 60. :. u. &. 6oaoo6f ........
@eit6root, NE, Zen / ,. ~eo.-lutb. Mgb. 49,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-24
aane6roasiIoaet IIaI parl trap

3anebrogsilaaet Ifal nere trap
root. SrloasiIaget bar to Split
Ter; aoriets 9resoe er II al 6la.
acts 9reooe. 5irfanterne nrrnleIt
Stanoerliset er auaarater. 6piS 81
Der er 81 al 6IasetS ereooe;
2nnaocu nf Be Doeriic 5irfanter er
81 al De inoerite % sGuaoen al
Splitterne er ~ @ana 9rn8oeu
al Dc poerite 5irfanter.
SanOelsflalet CT lloen Split
Maalpne cr De iammc iom for Or
loaSilnget meo llnotageIie al at Dc
boerite Sirfanter fife er 81 men
th Dana sru9oen al oe inoerite
1irfanter. - elsie MaaI aniereS
ioroi man oesourre 6uppist fer 81
beipnoerlisIte 5aconer % 6aroer
paa Ganebro1siIaa.
Som nGont or man M Iommen
mo poa at ieire 5%Iaaooaen Ter
6ienme: oct par opriuocIi1 Sen
oanif-omerifanife grpit annO
g fgrup. Ser uSfaite6e 5anfen
herom, o. llnoerteaneoe ioris9te i1a
/ Sior At realiiere oen ueo al iao
9iort SEN -. Slfni til en- Slass
neutral 8runoIobsoag ior Ganifs
hiamc o. noe. 6oreningcn Tan
marf Saminnoet optoa an ooer-
fiaere Janfel Of ieirer hoert Var
7ageu. liseiom 2anoets Sfolebern
eitrr Eronuinaens gnife Gar ri
ben 9aa. ION Gritatninl for 8. 81
december. Der 10 ialoer i SuIeierieu
Get pil0e onre morionit, au II.
aens 6eitliaholoelis 8engem anreu9
noDiflcoe iig iaaleoes at cen paa
ieIpe 700 s[ars 9agen I 1919 funOe
ieires pc0 ct moocrne ..aoratoa" til
eitIano o. 6sitioeIia6oloes ran ieI.
be steoet. 6por 0anebroa fslot neo.
ira 0imlen.
e0maro Spore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-24
illfeboI. emblait eaoe. (7b6pit

lllfeb0I. SmblGit eaSe. (7bbpitl
Siorren Ssroa9 Sen %. 0lai ser
bln6ieFr latte l. oa 1orecnbeirai
trat ober, bar aiiteofommei en- 1eI
Sfaoe paa 9aaosa8eraaara. Roale
0uaaebaanopGrfere Bar / 1ero meo
at reiie IN 9a0e % 6auoe li5g ianet
aoaet 9inoerDprf lat op. oa IN
pluoieli8 SpiroelDino aioroa BET
nmnli5t ior 6olfene al iorstaae 81
iorngoue afitioniu5er. giuoe0arfei
formelia lsiteOes / 9eir.i & Stor
men o. req / 6aloet geerli1ere no
get Sr0oarf meo liz. Zen oolot
Sfaoe anorager et Far Snnore0e
@arf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-24
misfionen:

6rr "lnittaret d NbI. 9r. . ...............
GeOar 6aus. "a ;. ~ y. 6o8oa9I .............
e~iierilet ira aarsnaoet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-24

beosmanos Cptr90en bar berettI.
get. ga Der forelna @rnno Tor BAN
til at antage. at Sfibets gosiage.
rer 6apoe til 6eniigt at fOreta9a
en- utilfaot p~olitiif Denomination.
3erimoo forelaa Der life iaaoaung
@rimoe m. $. I 9ampIfibet 4Sor-
lens.
s5lens6ora aois4 ifrioer.
Soften @run0 Ser Tor 2auoraao
Shsn6erg forelaa til At antage. Of
9asiaaererae paa Carl 9mien4
uiloe foretagc ZEN utillaoeIip poIi-
tiff Concentration, oplpies oes-
oarre life. sra Basiagerernes Sioe
er oenne 9lntogelie. Ser eaiaa ier
mtset uianoiunIig no, bIepCn Be.
np5tet.
llouisnlnaerne Omtalt / oen tnitc
Giasoaa. 5 sen tpife 3igsong uo-
talte nolig Den 3eputereoe Sebei-
oemann (SocialiiD: Screenings os
6oriamln9srettan 6aan5b91aes paa
~utrolig Maaoe. 2onens flara9eitem
Iitammeliar trp0es lmaer Sober
iii oenne utroIi9e 9oIitif 5%enre3ner
ieg oaian oen Oanife 5nffetingS
mauo Cummings l%looisnili8 ira
5lensborg 81 anore utroliae lloois-
ninaer
Snoenriqsminiitcr. Il. 2 Cell
brief ioare0e bl a.: 3eg lii If
fonmie mo paa @einGringerne ober
lloeisningerna ira 3oroiiesDia a
oanife llnoerioatter. Sea pil fln
6etona At oette anIiggenoe fife 30
rer 6icmnie / R~i9soa9an. 6temmeo
p%oIitiet % BEN oerai islaenS. Mnn
6ig6eo til at ioreta9e l%lopisnin1er
6erer ubeftrioeIiat inS nnOer 0e en-
fcIte Staters Mnnoia6eo.
Gn Oanif Seir. Qanobrtiasfreoit.
6or6unoet Tor 6ertu1Ssmmern,
ION hi0til bar aoet 2aan 5aa0e iii
oanife o. tnife 2anomrnS. er til,
~aImnOelig 9arme / RotsiIesoig
6egnnot at nGgte De oanifiinoe0e
9enae. Gaa TorbunSets @anerah
ioriamIina / aieI Ben 10. Mai lore.
laa noerIigere ct 6oriIag ON al trT.
Sc / 6orbinoelie meS 6u inf,
@aarobans. altiaa ON at it6tte Pm
are6ene pna Ben oanife Serb. "a
Ser imiolertio bapoe inohnoet Fla
mango oanife Me0lemmer til Be
neralforiamlingen, oaIgtes uoeIlf
fenoe Ganife tiIMeSIpmmer af Scr
paItninasraaoet hooreiter 7ireftio.
nen toa 6orilaset ON oeu tpife
gnarobanf tiI6age
IN 1-fon;sn;rorr o(rhaiS sn7ars
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-24
11nnrriuunnn
200 nnqe0OrOilesUiorre O,O Can

neuirfe. Oner 200 llnge ~3foroiles-
biaere bar I'll. oSopeoitaosa" oel-
toget / Ell G1ffetur oen q. 02ai
ooer Sanfemarf. GUeris. Siteo %
Glesoia til 9annepirfe. llnser bela
9llren ebifanereoes IeIta1srne al
9oliti o. @enoarmer. iom enc life
tilloo. At Der 9ioroas Scot DeO
bet oanife @inoesmarfe pei Snnfel.
mari Cd Get iamme 8eatog Jig
oeo Siteo oeo @inoesmprterne for
Gc5Ieppegrea o. 2asioe. Aaturli8.
bis maatte Der 6elIer life oeo Gan-
neoirfe 6oloes no9ea SoIe
1orbuod moo Oanite Snriiters
eanoiGttelie 0eO SOnOer6Otg. Com
BET bill %erinores. ~ifrioer a9ttto.@ bleu
Der, 90 3ampIfibet Carl 9anien"
al Belle Sen 10. SUM 1918 poa en-
noflngt til Ssnoer6or1 nnfom ii
npoute 30 al 9anoraaoen / Son
oer6ora neola9t @olitiforbuo. rettet
til a~aptainen paa 9ampiflbet, moo
2anoiPttelie Of 4asiaaerer paa
iamtlige 9anoiuasiteoar / areoien
8orbuoet aif euoDioera 10 paa, al
aaptainen life nlaatte %tolcrere. q.
Der on 9or0 6len afiunget %forbno-
te Sauge", iaa lrn9e Sfibet be.
fanot liz / De OerDprenoe Sdroanos.
3 9ili9Ioe Al, at 6orbitCet o1er.
traaotes piloe adptainaa ifaloe en-
9soe. eoentnelt II GdaeS 6png-
ielsitrnf. Cpertraoelien oiloa emo
bioere hare til 6ol5e, At Gambling
I ale Same / areoien SsnoerborI
fremti0ia Diloe 1pre ale Sft6e. til
6sreuoc Bette 8eoeri. forbuot.
Sort efter, { Sui @aaneo. bleo
Der, efter oerom / 5orueian inoli.
BET 9~lnsaning al Sanoroaoen F:
Gsnoerborg npgtet en- oanif Gam.
per aSoriens" 5inaoelie til Den
Il. + 90. at lanoe I Saroeshsi -
iom plonIagt i 9nmperens Suite
eIer pna noaet anbet Steo I Sen
oerborg areos.
"a saaen baooe oaft N fife
ringe Opiigt Der I 9anoet. foretos
Observation-Disclosures en- senoanoelis
til Sen tnite aeaering.
Den tpife 9egerina 6ar o~erefter
foranitaItet Ell om6nageIi5 llnoer-
isgeIie. o. Oet toife ltOenriasoepar
tements Suar foreli1ser I'll. af
bette Suar fremgaar oct at Ben
t1ife Reaerina arfenoer. at Der
craftsmanship tilfQntmer oanifeSti-
Be 2iae6erettiaelie meS tsife Sfibe
mao Seni1n til Gambling o. Cpta-
eelie al 3asiagerer p~rensiiife
Same.
SO 8. + 6orbuoet MOB camp
ifibet Carl 5anien"s 2~aa0ing 10
taller Soaret, at oe0fonmen0e Gnl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-24
'roaerr. GsnnS fra clOtiOen.

Sroaser. SnnO fra ClOtiOen.
lamo) BED Rvopferelien al Ell "a
os paa Sens elauiens @aaro j
Sfelle er ser blepet giort q inter
esiant 6rno ira Clotioen. llnoer
oen 9amle 9aoeS Soffel itgcte man
pan ell TER Sten Ser par IL Ne
ter lang % / Meter breo o. al en-
betpoelia 5utfelie. "a 4 Seite life
oar / Stano til at roffe Stenen.
6Iep Sen iprrnst. Man iaa oa, at
BET oar 0oerIiJaeren til en- llrne.
arap. 5 @raoen fanotes Der en- llr.
1t q Meter bei. meo &c San.
fer paa Sioen. Ten fom nifaot op.
Ter fanoteS 9fife i Ben 6linoet oil
blipe opersioet til 0ltieet / Ssn
oer6ora.
@cnonrmrrne pna Sanoet. (Swo)
9eroag aften Ben % Ma aihoIotes
1anoslet Notwithstanding en-
ielifabelia Sommentomit. boor an
oreas @rou lgite %. Ia 4feoei
par beannot. traaote to @eaonrmer
mo. @rnu ipurste oen1, ON Be nj.
De- ~fontrollere Meolems. % Sn0
6u0eliesfortene. oa Sc ellers in9en
Net ha0Oe til at opre Der. Iii Oette
iaareoa en- al @enoarmerne. at@rau
italoe 0os:e IN ior N ioritarre Dem
! nOeaelien a oeraS 6~mbeNspliat
0a ran ellers eiebliftelil ailoe bIivs
drreiteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-24
81 liopisninarr. Orb

80 l~lOpisninser. arbei6smans
Sens Better Sanien I Sfo6bor9. Der
er oanif llnoeriaat, er III oct "a
oersleDife 5ortpifnin9sblao blepeu
noDiit al amtsforitanoeren / HeS.
oina. for0i ban aoo0e oprei me5 i
5oriamIin9shniet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-24

en- Iieneitefarl hos @aaroeler
;. 9uno / Simmeriteo CT SsnOa1
Den "a. @ai bleoen uooiit mee
81 Simers Barrel. aarlens 9reos
6eitoo / at ban iioite 9inter baooa
meooirfet pee 0iIettantopforelie /
SaitDraa 6oriomlinasbus
Softlmno. Sposfalo. % uf Colt
hno-eAiens melt fenote 9'pno er
meo Observation-Disclosures q 9ordert
oa tioligere ae6mano 4reI arpI.
fen aaaet bort. 9eage Dat / Ell
Gel 9nr prret iaaqe. Sparefasie.
fasicrer q. 9ordert blep finn 81
Iar aammel. 9ette. at han bortrs.
bes / Ell iaa tiolia 2lloer DC allise
Del lao inoe meo iaa NANCE Ill
liosbneru % IF norettet mere Gu
mangen enoen Qennem en- meas
lpngere aarrpffe, bi0ner on bans
utrRtteligs Gnergi / 6ortetuings
tioet iom i BET rationale Gin. 9lloril
ipiateoe Ian Sc aennam 5ioerne
neonrpeoe Soealer: bor isn0eripo.
ife ToIfeia9 bar i bam miitet Ell
al iine parmeite 6orfnmpete; men
beIoigois maa oi oliaa BET ianof
Ottoiens Cro at:
Scr De lomle. iom faIot.
er Ser M o5eralt;
De pif me0e. 60er @ong
Ser bIiper falOt.
San eiterIaoer ia Bon iou
oisieIia. omeno noaIe al Dem emo
MI m%inoreaariae eil trPoe I IA
oerens 6oaipor.
@eo Arel areliea bar 1i li1ele.
oes miitet, j BET minoite paa oet ma.
tionale 9ips 6mraaoe. en- al oorf
beoite Ststter. 6 a.. / uRm."
a%p6en6ooeO. eiaact OOcnSc pnn
Marfcn en- feel Rat. On eammel
aone bleu iorIe0en Roraen III
yNfm.4 iuu0en tort 0eo a%onaeaneu
/ en- meaet iorfommen Siliiai0 6un
90 Ell lille Catieroatter baoOe oq
ret / Sfooen peo aroaitrup Tor at
pIuffe 9iIIierfonpaller % bun er
on ON qitenen baa Siemueien bic
ben onerfaloen al pt Sloeteiinoeu
Be. Zen aamle er iaI6en ianmen
% BEN lille 4iae bar ii66et nos
benoe belle Gatteu; bnn bar ift.
fitr0et ana fra benoe o. be0e ON
Sialu.
@aaroeier 3. 6reoiteo "a bans
aarIe ianot aonen. ijf beu6e hiem
/ Sena o. teIeionereoe eiter 9q
aen. men oa ban TOM par Bun
ogo. oifmof al en- Sierne6leOning.
Zen samIe par ira 9rsrup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-06-24
ct Udvalg at code Boyer fra wort Lager.
Kristelige Fortellinger:

en- DEL AT DEM TIL SERLIGE LAVE PRISER.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-05-15
Sealed Proposals

Sealed Proposals will be received by the
Mayor and Council OF the Borough of North
Wildwood, New Jersey, on or before the hour
of eight p. M, Tune I'd, 1914, for the collection
and removal OF all wet and dry garbage,
paper, tin cans, shells, ashes, glass and all
other refuse matter in the Borough OF North
Wildwood, New Jersey, from all hotels, dwell
ling houses, oyster %aloons, shops, stores and
all other buildings within said Borough OF
North Wildwood for the term of one year
from Jun LIST, 1914.
Between une l5 and September Is, 1914, all
garbage must be collected nightly between
the hours OF sunset and seven O'Clock in the
morning; and between September l5, 1914,
and Jun /, 1915, the collections of said gar
bage are to be made at such times as the
health and convenience of the borough shall
require, as decided by the sanitary committee
OF Couneil.
Said garbage shall be collected in WATER
tight wagons, properly covered and said gar
bage, ofial ano all other refuse matter shall
be removed by the contractor and disposed
of in such q manner as will not Interfere with
or be ~preiudicial to the health of anyc zen,
and all garbage must be removed outside OF
the borough limits.
A certified check, payable 10 the order OF
the Borough of North Wildwood for hve Lun-
dred dollars, must accompany said bid.
Council reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. AZ
GEORGE A. REDDING,
Borough Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-05-15
SHEET BREAD OF ASIA.
Used For Awnings, Blankets, Window
panes and Food.

panes and Food.
Instead Of baking bread Ia loaves. the
inhabitants Of Asia Minor. Arabia,
Turkestan and the Tigris-E uphrates
valley make It into sheets. These
sheets are about forty inches wide and
twice as long. and the natives make al
most as much use of them as the Amer
lean Indian does of birch bark. If they
need an awning for protection against
sun or rain they unwind a roll Of this
bread and carry it back and forth over
q pole several times, much as a camper
puts up a dog tent. for If it has a coat
of almond oil or mutton tallow the
bread is fairly waterproof.
1t is a comical sight to see a team
ster or camel driver of the Levant
travel placidly through a heavy shower
with a couple of yards Of bread sheet
ing thrown over his shoulders and to
see him tear off pieces here and there
and chew on them if he feels hungry.
The bread is made of durum wheat
flour mixed with the pulp of sultana
r~aisins, which gives it a sweet taste
and a fragrance like that of honey.
The Arab uses his sheets of bread,
which look like channels leather, for Il
makeshift blanket. and it is said by
travellers who have tried it that it
keeps the heat i'll and the cold out al
most as well as a real blanket. But
some of the Russian engineers at work
on the construction of the Transsibe-
rian railway did even better. for they
made a paste of the bread by boiling
several pieces and then stuck together
two strips of the sheeting. each a me-
ter wide by two meters long. Thus
they manufactured a sleeping bag, and
a very comfortable one too.
The Turkish peasants use this fat
bread for window panes. and in the ba-
zaars the vendors of merchandise wind
up pieces as a grocer does a paper corn
ucopia and use them to hold small
amounts of nuts, Turkish candies or
squares of sugar. OF course the pur-
chaser eats the bag with its contents.
In the same shape the bread sheeting
is used for holding the fruity drinks of
the Bosporus, but it will not stand
hot liquids, even when it is coated with
almond oil. Thanks to the raisin pulp,
the bread is of remarkable elasticity
and can be bent back and forth with
out cracking. 1t has actually been used
for bookbinding youths Companion.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-05-15
Halfour and his Verb.

Aiming present day British parlia-
mpntary orators the labor leaders use
the longest as well ms the most reconcile
words. Mr.. Balfour. however. is pref
ty hard 10 heat ut ~polysyllable dis,
plays. In 4 speech on dualism in edu-
cation. delivered some time ago. he
used the word ID .chotomizp." The re
porters. not having hrird of this
strange verb. held . consultation about
At and sent up Il message to- Mr.. Bal
four asking If their note WIS correct
In reply they received II delightful Bal
fourism: did | really use such {;
word? Was it a verb Or Il substantive
Make it 'bisect.' - London Standard.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-05-15

llCn hQ4 wac lAC
Jewish nation. The promises. the
Prophets and the Law Covenant were
their purple. fine linen and sumptuous
table. The fine linen symbolized their
typical justification through typical
sacrifices. The purple raiment typided
royalty; for they were the typical king
dom. The sumptuous fare represented
the Divine promises. as st. Paul Inn
plies.-Romans 11:9.
In Jesus day Jewish favor began to
end. They were completely cut off in
A. d. 20. as all Jews admit. Figura-
lively. the rich man died and was
buried. Nationally the Jews went to
Hades. the tomb; and their resurrec-
ton has not yet been accomplished, al
though Zionism is its beginning.
Nationally dead and buried. the Jews
individually have had anguish of soul,
as they have received prosecutions.
sometimes. alas! from those who pro-
fess the name of Jesus. but deny Him
in practise. For nineteen centuries the
Jews have cried to God. represented in
the parable by Abraham. The only
answer they have had is that there is a
gulf between them and Jehovah.
Thank God. the New Dispensation
dawns. in which the rich man will re-
turn from Hades! Israel will be re-
habilitated .-Ezekiel 81, etc.
The Poor Man of the Parable.
Lazarus represented an outcast class
-publicans and sinners. who had
alienated themselves from Gods favor;
and Gentiles. to whom favor had new
er been extended. (Ephesians 2:12.l
These had no fine linen of typical JUS
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-05-15
skinny.

A contributor to the American Mag
azine tells the following story:
"A clerk in one of the great jewelry
stores on Fifth avenue, in New York
city, exhibited to a rich and weary
customer a lady's handbag, five inches
square. made of platinum and fairly
we'll covered on one side only with
diamonds. The price was $4,000. The
fact that one side only was covered
with diamonds troubled the customer.
Turning the handbag around and
around and looking at it from all sides
over and over. he finally said: Very
pretty. really. But | don't like one
side without diamonds. Honestly. the
thing looks skimpy-rather skinny.
At an additional expense of $1,000 this
difficulty was removed"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-05-15
Sealed Proposals

Sealed Proposals will be received by tn
Board OF Commissioners OF 1.-THE City OF Wild
wood, in the County of Cape May" at a meet.
ing to be held Thursday, twenty-hrst day OF
May, nineteen hundred and fourteen QSl4,
in the Commissioners chamber Pac1nc and
Montgomery venues in the said '.The City
OF Wildwood, in the County OF Cape May at
two o'clock p. m. in the afternoon for mrn.
ishing fire apparatus for the use of the First
Ward Fire House, for 1.-THE City OF Wildwood,
in the County of Cape May" New Jersey.
The Board of Commissioners reserves the
right to purchase such style of apparatus as
may be deemed most desirable and for the
best interest OF "The City OF Wildwood, In the
County of Cape May" and also reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals SO received.
All prices to be net 1. o. b.''The City. OF Wild
wood in the County of Cape May" New Jer-
sey.
One 4 cylinder motor driven chemical APP
paratus not less than 40 horse
One 4 cylinder motor supply wagon not less
than 30 horse power.
SPECIFICATIONS may be had upon applica-
tfon to the City Clerks Office.
All bids must contain full specifications and
details of apparatus and equipment intended
F. Il. SMITH,
r. W. RYAN,
W. C. HENDEE.
Commissioned.
James q. Whitesells City Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-05-15
ninnitv.

Are you dignifed? If so, whyf Is
it because of what you are, what your
ancestors were or what you hope your
descendants will be?
Is it because of something you have
done. something you can do. something
you know or something you possess?
Is it because of some reputation you
have or some reputation you would
like to get?
Is it because of definite notions OF
what Is right and proper or vague no
tons Of what somebody else thinks Is
right and proper?
Or do you just happen to be that
way, often wishing that you could re-
lax and enjoy yourself like some OF the
more frivolous people you meet?-E. o.
I. in Life.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-05-15

all wealthy to
He'll; for the para
BILE says nothing
about character.
But In a parable
the thing said is
not the t G
NJ e a n t. T b u S
wheat and sheep
represent children
of God; tares and
G t s represent
those dominated
by the Adversary.
In our lesson the