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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
MUST PAY PENALTY.
Convicted Murderer Of Soap Manufse-
turer Refused Executive ciemency.
TO Be Eleetrocuted.

BOSTON. March 22.-His appeal
Tor executive clemency having failed
William 4. Dorr. of Stockton. Cal,
tonight awaited at Charlestown state
prison fulfillment' OF a sentence of
death. Tie may be electrocuted any
night this week. In accordance with
the law. providing for secrecy. the
date has not been announced by the
state prison warden.
DORIS crime was the murder on
April II. 1912, of George T.. Marsh, a
wealthy soap manufacturer of Lynn
Marsh was the trustee of fund of
siOo;O@ for Miss Orpha Marsh OF
stockton. an aunt of Dorr. who lived
az her home. II was the contention
Of the government that the motive for
Filling Marsh lay in DORIS knowledge
mat this fun would go TO his aunt on
the death of its custodian and that
eventually Il would revert to him.
He came east early I'm Anrfl. 1912.
diary. introduced al the trial. pur.
Lorted TO have been kept by him from
the time he arrived here TO the day
mat Marsh was killed II described
IN detail how he has trailed the aged
millionaire day by day In IL refer
ences were made to doing the Job. :"
and 10 the satisfaction Of the writer
that il was call over" The last entry
was dated the day Of the murder.
Fled After Killing.
Dorr He'd after the killing and was
captured week later az Stockton. on
me way west he had mailed the diary
y his aunt He asserted in court that
" was all written after Marsh's death
WIN the idea OF placing himself in
more fatorable light with HIS aunt
The defence advanced the claim that
II indicated an unsound mind.
" appeared In evidence that Dorr
INVITED Marsh 20 take an automobile
roe with Inn. When they were
speeding over the boulevard adiotn.
ing the West lynn marshes they
quarreled. according e. DORIS tpsti-
mony. a struggle followed and
Marsh was shot to death Dorr con
tended that he acted In self defense
DOrr is 81 veins old
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received invitations to attend the
banquet OF the Allied Building inter-
ests TO be held at the ElEs Club on
April at $3.50 O'Clock Several
speakers OF prominence will be pres
ent and deliver addresses in connec-
ton with the event
DIR. Geo. +. Oliver. former pastor
OF the Fourth Street NJ. +. church.
Will leave Wednesday for the HOLY
Land where he will sojourn for
time. He was recently granted a
leaVe OF absence by the board of his
church not only to give him a chance
TO study social and religious condi-
lions but as reward for faithful serv-
ices: DIR. Oliver is now pastor of the
Methodist church in Illinois.
Ten building permits were issued
during the past week for repair work.
etc. The Natural Gas Company OF
West Virginia received a permit for
the building of a warehouse and shop
on Nineteenth street.
%. II. Wells. health commissioner.
and s. G. HUMPHREYS. of Huntington.
sion Etzler and Foood Inspector
smith Saturday. They came for the
purpose OF seeing how the city's
health conditions were and the man
ner in which refuse and etc. were
cared Tor. They also received copies
OF the food and weights and measures
ordinance.
The police have been asked to
help IN trying to locate Henry Barr
who disappeared from his home over
TWO months ago. He was formerly
employed at a Greek barber shop IN
the city and one night. without a
word to any one. left his place and
mas not been seen since by his friends.
Ills sister. Mrs. Bertha Roth, of 2f14
Market street. Is much worried about
MS disappearance and would be glad
to hear of his whereabouts.
Two small fires were reported
saturday TO the department. The
damage In each case was very slight
They were caused by sparks falling
upon the single roofs which seems
TO be quite fad al this time One
at Iwenty-siNth street and the other
at Wood and Twenty-ffth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
THE THEATRE
HIGH CLASS PLAYS

a line OF plays are TO be offered by
the Chas. h. Champlin company at the
Nourt theatre this week which are ~
credit TO any stock organization. Il is
noticeable feature that the old-tiybc
Iutid neio-dramas are Committed. beibg
replaced by high class offerings yShico
naNe heretofore ben presented at 81.
prices Sucn as "A Gentleman of ieis-
ne the play In which Douglas Fair-
Dthks made his biggest hit: Madame
y, the famous French drama OF mothe-
ioNt' Alias Jimmy Valentino" PAM
Armstrong; big success: s'Daurht 81
men powerful drama OF labor. love
ana poverty The Master of the House"
the highest priced royalty play even
sgn al cheap prices; THE Ensign" a
nish tass meio-drama with a vivid
picture OF the thrilling times during fhc
C,Nll war. The Price Women PAY" a
ilay 10y Young girls 60 - and Shore
acres. James 4. Herne's beautiful mast
yr r uiatna comprise the repertory. MIR
.tu.",nplh VIII open hts engagement this
~ tetnon with special performance ~
MAZDA me X Tonight Alias Jimmy
duction. nv
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covering from a six weeks illness.
DIR. j. X. Caldwell has been in Beth.
any. where he was called by profess
sional duties.
John Hoffman III. has returned
from an extended visit East.
Mrs. Alex Glass has gone to.P Pitts
burgn for a short visit. after which
she will go as far as Washington. TO
remain a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hazlett have
returned from a winters stay at At
lantic City and other eastern places
OF interest.
Miss Anna Garden has her opening
or her new millinery parlors on Mar
ket street on Thursday of this week.
She is above the new Walkover shoe
store.
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MeMechen Briefs.

Nane Wells II spending few DAYS
visiting friends and relatives In cam
crOn.
Miss Ella Jenkins. Of Sixth street has
returned home after weeks visit with
her parents at Hartford. w. Va.
William Jones. OF SteubcnviIle. Ohio
day
william Farmer. Of Marshall street. iv
confined 20 his home with tonsilitis.
Many out OF town Hnsons were in the
city to hear the sermon BY Rev. Tracey
at the Church Of God.
G. u. Morgan. Of Marshall street. who
better.
Mrs. \. II. Lewis and daughter. Mrs
Martina Games. are visiting friends and
relatives In Clarkshurs w Va
7 l.. DIXON. OF Fcirmont. was calling
on friends In the city yesterday
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AT THE VICTORIA.

william a Weston ana comuanv'a SEN
sHfiouul ulayiet Attorney" will be- the
feature tcf ~ the splendid btu t0 ron
tho uret h1lf 81 The week az the Victoria
Theatre. ~ o. che most talked Of aef
Do vaudeville today and last week Was
me biz drawirg card 90 one 81 Tfffs-
hurgh'e leading theatres. There are se--
on people iu The company nlt told ana
the |uu which stHrte on The going Or
o. fFe curtain never IaEa
VI Nieh Hud " NiHh who have made a
hif Ill over fhs country will rraeeuf
The Family tuf-hpr' a riny Tint has
pleased many Thousands with ffs uuaiuf
humor Mcclure and Dolly .lasev
euuilIriHf. 10 some wonderful losing
aud balancing. and Scauicn and Rice arr
a. rair or great comedy. singers and lane
cra
liorauto ia The greatest 81 rhfne.e TN
pcf 1untorq and Pc hos the distinction of
h' ing th. only man who piave modern
wueiU Un chinese INSTRUMENTS The
Nictoriaecore pictures VIII be ro1d Of
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M'MECHEN
To opsu odie.

Us altr shall James o. DOYLE g.If oman
up su insurance and real estate 0ffice
iu the new hrnk buiidinG in n few DAYS
Mr. bnlle until recently was TuiteI
states MHrehnll from this district. and
was Al.1 HufrIu uf the county n fevr
years ago. l.e will also have an insur.
hht' AGENCY Boo connection tu the real
estate business. Hia MANY frieuda i,,
posed huaiurH. venture
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
WARWOOD

The members OF the Ladies' Aid So
cicty 81 the Warwod Methodist church
WIN give q measuring party Thursday
evening. March 20 "a the church ON TiF-
teenth street and orchard avenue All
are invited o. attend. ~ will cost each
person hve cents "a foot and for eucn
inch over ~ VII cost u penny. 4 lunch
and entertainment viii be given free
ne shortest person viii get lu free.
while the tallert win get "a prize. The
FUNDS which viii be received by the
ladies VIII 60 20 the building Of "a now
church or their lot - the corner 81 fif-
tccuth st'et and Drshard avenue v. here
the small building la situated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

The Loveland Cubs were defeated by
the Chapline street Sluggers at the Rich
land boil park saturday afternoon. The
teams VIII play the second game Satur-
day. April
Seorge snyder. OF weilsburg srent
yesterday in town.
Martha Miller Is improving after hav-
luE her hand cut when she fell or a
broken piece Of glasz near her home on
Main street n few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. y. Schemerick OF
heilly lIil road spent yesterday visiting
TRENDS In Baton. q.
charles Dowler 81 making improve
mcnts 10 his property on Main streer.
Miss virginia Murphy. Of Nineteenth
street, - visiting at the home OF y
pike. FN' ~
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis HensIer. OF Rte,-
iand district were calling on friends in
town yesterday.
The infant child Of Mrs. Phillip VII
H'. OF urn street. is qut'e ill
jp \. Moore. Of Eighteenth street
mas been elected leader 81 the choir OF
inc frcsby terrain church
q. y. Dotv has sold his re~fdc,c. ~,
SiNteenth street and expects TO move
=" south Warw0od In the near future in
new mouse which he has Just built.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Atlsshouse have
Islufncd o. their home in Coshccton % .
AFTER spending "a few days M the home
"t Mr. aud Mrs. ". T.. Wright of Main
street south MarWOud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
High School Gym. Finished.

ne Work OF equipping the new High
school gymnasium has been nniShed The
last fixtures being installed last week.
The gymnasium Is up-to-date In every
oughly equipped along the valley. Many
or the young men sNgill be seen trying
out the new apparatuses the coming
week, Ms II will afford much enjoyment
for the boys. who are Inclined TO become
strong and healthy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

me contraction VINO arc erecting tho
new building owned by ST. NeIruHu al
this rffN. ure rnuhiug fine rrorrsaa go
inr WORK. The Foundation lefur conn
uefrn ana fNH work OF fnf n.af na.r
ttkfn uu The completion co. this huff.
iuE viii mako e. great change t,u efrft
street making this portion OF tho afrasf
completely built no ff Dr. harsd fo Ist,
Iruf OF June
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To Give Entertainment.

The pupils Of the eighth grade OF tho
center WarwO0f sfuOol Will give au
eutert alumcut Co., thf near future ut tho
school building pu the rurur- uf setsn.
teenth and ~ ain streets. The pupils
have been prnffIcu rsf the last I.ve
weeks. Tho money which will be- made
VII ~ 20 The pure hIaiur Of r. library
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

week at the Warwood PRESBYTERIAN
.nurch, ON Twentieth street, near Man.
ihe meetings are expected To be good
tended.
schedule for the services is as follows:
Monday. services by pastor; Tuesday.
iteV. J. =. Hill. of Martins Ferry. will
nave charge; Wednesday. sermon by
pastor Thursday. Rev. l.. II. LeweIlyn.
OF Elm Groye. will preach; FRIDAY even
ing sermon will be delivered by Rev J.
4. Lei enberger. OF Wheeling. All
strangers are Invited tC attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

The sermon which was delivered by
Rev. 1recy, OF the Church Of God tn
the auditorium OF the church. to the
Masons OF the city. was very interesting
To the large crowd in attendance. Thcre
was Zine program OF special music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

WANTED-The public 10 try John T
Carpenter. new express and transfer
0uttit. Both phones 35-J Benwood.
Prompt service guaranteed. mr-23-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

- y Ercut game Is expected between the
~ Mcfh hon a g. and the g. Cfa ~
W hrFliur. THIS evening. o. both teams
have been playing Some hnsfefb4r Ir
fne past " viii De- hHfd fp Judge which
if The stronger ~ The two teams as me
wv" teams Gro olaaeed Ha thr strongest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
Jr. c. X. ID. Meeting.

The Junior Circle Of Kings Daughters
OF Warwood. will hold its monthly meet
ing on April Z. at the home Of Mas
Laura Chambers. OF Hess avenue North
Marwood, An Easter program has been
arranged by Leader Ms. $. j. BeaII and
~ Is expected TO be a very interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

Member NJ rf T.HUrf.HT .fufurf....
Firc and Protection Ne.nrIHfiur will r.f.i
thclr regular weet.us thls stsulrr sf
10 O'CLOCK 20 fuf bose house uu rf,rf..
~ Tifth nnd Main rfrrrfe Many mat.
fors VII ba dferuraeT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

In the valley. \ large crowd Is expect
ed TO attend. judging from 'he advance
sale OF tickets. which has been very
large.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
About People ]
J Movements Of individuals TO
and From tile City.
TRI-sTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS.

MeLure-Miss l.. Lambhecht, Fair
mont, W. Va; Miss NJ. Bingwall, Fair
month. W Vail. l.. simpson, Sisters
y yle w Va Mass Mass + B. Wells Rsda rsay
CIarksburg. w. Va; Julius Dreyfuss.
oil City. Pa. s. {. Dyke. Parkers-
burg. w. Va; J. +. Swan, Akron, o.
Grand Central : +. II. Carney.
Moundsville, w. Va; u. A. Farms
worth. Erie. Pa; Thos. o'Malley. Gin
Brunswiek-T. NJ. swimly. Coils.
o.. Mrs William Melvin. Columbus,
o.: Mrs. w Henderson. Steubenville.
o.: w. A. Renke. Union, w. Va.
stamm-Mr. and Mrs. J II. Robin
G. Courtney. Sistersville. w. Va; o.
H. Woofter. Kenova, w. Va; J. W.
Sangear. Cameron. w. Va.
Lloyd Eneix. of Bethany. spent the
weekend visiting friends and rela-
tives in the city.
Manager Webster. OF the Bethany
College foot ball squad. was In the
city yesterday. visiting friends. The
manager played last year in the
Staats-Bethany game.
Mrs. Fannie Pratt. of Twelfth
street. who has been visiting friends
in London, Canada, has returned
home.
Mrs. W. r. Watson. Of Fairmont
who has been visiting at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Nc
Combs. Of Fairmont PIKE. returned
home Saturday.
Yesterday for St Louis. Mo. where
he has accepted a position.
Wilbur TomlinsOn. OF this city.
spent Yesterday in Moundsville a.
the guest Of friends.
Rev. William y. Allen. ID. d., OF
New Cumberland. w Va. former pas
tor Of the Stone church a. Elm Grove.
spent Saturday visiting friends in
Elm Grove and this city.
v. Copeland Semuels. OF Richmond.
Va. has been spending few days W
this city on business.
Prof. G. r Bognes. Of West Liber-
~ Normal school. spent Saturday In
Wheeling. on business.
Miss Mabel Atkinson will leave to-
morrow 20 resume her studies In
Grove City College. after spending n
few days az her home near Park
View
Mrs. George McKown. Of Echo
Point. has returned from n visit with
friends In Pittsburgh.
Mrs Louise Meyer. Of this city, is
the guest Of friends IN ManningtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. q. House. who
have been spending a Few weeks In
Washington d. C.. will visit Allan.
tic City. Old Point Comfort and other
lnterestinE points
Johnson Mckinley has been in
Washington. -. G.. on business, FOR
the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Crawford and
daughter have moved from this city
10 their former home in Parkersburg
Mrs. George Bell and children are
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. VI. Vs. Hooker.
Dr. and Mrs. a. " Burt and son
Dan. Of Warrington. who have been
here on a visit. have returned home.
Miss Hilda Frcdcrichs has resigned
her position with the J. 8 Good Co
90 accept n position a. the Glendale
hospital 10 train a. n nurse
Miss Lizzie Hamm. Of Fulton, is re-
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Enumeration.

The teachers OF the Richland district
schools expect TO take an enumeration of
All the children between the ages of s
ana Il years OF age. Each teachers has
oeeh assigned certain lart Of the town
TO cover. II is thought thai the WORK
VIII De finished by the last of the week
The enumeration will be much larger
than last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

Where's my hearty breakfast OF
ham and eEgs7" demanded the pria-
Oupr
y know It's the conventional
thing. said the warden: hut Won
know how eggs are now You car
have Canvasback or terrauin in
stead w. Seattle Post Intelligence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

With four horse power engine n
motor driven pillow invented In Eng
land. cuts n six inch furrow AZ
speed In excess Of three miles an hour
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DOWDELL REALTY co.
UTrwNuT.


Boll Phones Call MoundsvuIe
Dhic"-iO'-E. Residence -231-T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

WILTON RUGS|9xl2
Was $3.50 - Now S32 90
GOLDEN OAK FLAT TOP OFFICE DESK
was SSo.oO - Now ........ $500
MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE
was $500 - Now ..... $500
GOLDEN OAK HALL SEAT
Was $500 - Now . SOS. 90
MAHOGANY ROLL TOP DESK
Was $500 - Now $500
FULL SIZE BRASS BED
Was $500 - Now ...S3 SCI 90
BODY BRUSSELS RUGS
9x12 IT,
Was $1,000 - Now S22 20
BODY BRUSSELS RUGS
Was $500 - Now ...... S19.95
ADMINISTER RUGS
9x12 feet.
Was $500 - Now . $3.50
ADMINISTER RUGS
9xl2 feet
Was $3.50 - Now S14.5O
ROXBURY BRUSSELS RUGS
SKIP feet.
Was s2l.OO - Now .S14.sO
1O-WIRE BRUSSELS RUGS
Was S17.50 - Now $3.50
27x5i-in BRUSSELS RUGS
Was $3.50 - Now 90. 20
s 2-25 japanese Vases S1.15
SLIGO Muffin Stands S5.5O
o-oO DESK Lamps ............ $3.50
o:oo Electric Lamps ..... SO. 90
35c Clothes Baskets 2Oc
S5c Clothes Baskets . zoe
400 Lamp Shades S1.2S
$1,000 Pictures - Now re m
All 100-Piece Dinner Sets .1-2 Pr;ce
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there sonething N this Est for you. $3.50 " " "
"nnoNANf af$in MAHOGANY
w. .,x msSaoN CEaA3kETrE sfoo
-
GOLDEN OAK DRESSER
WI" sio"V - wow $1ZSO
MAHOGANY NAPOLEON Was $500 = Now $4,000
was SzSoo - Now $21OO Pfeee SUITE
Was $500 Now
was s0s"o = Now $500 MAHOGANY
GOLDEN LBRABY Was s2aoo - Now 81. 90
eS $Saoo - Now $500 NI-AD MAHOGANY
was $500 - Now S44.OO
Upholstered GOLDEN
$500
MAHOGANY GOLDEN OAK
Was $saOO - Now $1,000 was sz"W - Now $500
Naturally ahogany
Wss ROOM
oprr co .Svrr o
=
MAHOGANY MAuoc .Nv poouC.cr 49,
SIS
CIRCASSAN IS, ,ruvn ~
- SEAT
VELVET size = Now
-
ONEHAF zoe Mood Tubs 45e
5 - LBS
NhoeanW SERVING a00
. Cushion
Cuhicn
DESK GETS ~
, = Now 30
- Now SSO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30

9erre, 6uor I9nsel SUBS Menigbeo
illffer. Men enonn er oct life EiO
til at biofaIoe Commons Gag. 8et
er inarere 9io til At beoe meo Tor.
eget SnoerIi9beo og Strait. Scr
Den fritne Menigbeo er oenne Sio
Ell 9utrings- % RenieliestiO. EN-
1io til Sfsrelie al soen LANCE.
bpiOe alaonine" og til sSoiler
enonu en- lioen 5io" = bet oil f.
&c: stil6eoen FOR Serren oa Soabe!
til @uol
0g foran orager ogiaa Der aRot-
teren paa ben bbioe 9eit@ Oct
er ~oen bpioe ariit. iom iffuu meo
9imIens SID biemisaer 5oroenS
9ooer epanseIiets 6orfpnoer.
Der faIper Sober og RubameOaner
9eoninger os aariitne@ til ben itore
0moenoeIie.
Crit G6aning / g9tar. Stiftst. a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30
3orrelpOnoance.
National Snmlina.

S. 6. G6riiieniens 5orliasioriIne.
Huber DC berifenoe mfritiite 6or.
boIo / europa. boor ale 2anoe al.
eiuer gionesbDro ON en- enigbeo.
Der mac oafte @lpOe, og en- Bort.
ieen ira eamle St~rioigbeeer og 1e.
orier, par oct Donmarf iorbe.
boIot - eiter en- fort enigbeospap.
ie - at fortiptie Qartiitri0iabeoer
oa fortipnet ~erfesles 9rspIen o.
Der mnatte et oirette 5orilag ira Ell
Ieoenoe GoIitifer til ior al aabne
Zinene hos 0en Eel al 9~eioIfningen
Der piI ie, for oct iormanIstieuIige
|, at enmmeIt Bag og trGttenOe aio
Iasoes ben, 90 at en- SamIine III
Ell nntionalt Wioipuntt ioregif.
Sr. s. 6. Gbriftenen frem
latter nernlio i ii6ite Rummer al II.
llgeblao y9ioen1 islsenoe Opior.
bring til De poIitiife partier.
Ger bIeies til Samlina blanoi
6olfene. ) euslnnO iasOe man
itrafs oe irife Strioig6eSer til Si.
DC peO arigens g~egpnOeIie. 8
1piflano gap Observation-Disclosures
SonnoiIas Ill aejieren. 3 Mus.
LAMB ~itanoieoe arbeioerne en- flor
Strite % aao iie til at hinge no.
tionaIe San8e. 5 5ranfrig bnr
9artierne flute iie Iamnen ON e;
nationoIt Samlingsminiiterinm. !
Soerrig er Seire os 9enitre |
SnmIing om ben tore 9eiorm al
Snnoeis 5oriuarsp9ien. Der bla.
les til Somlin1 runot ON os.
Wfen Der?
$50, ber er ogino 1egn til Gam
ling. 8i bar mGrfet oct pao man.
ee Waaoer babe pon @igsoaaen oa
noe ! 5olfet. 9aa RigsOaeen er
gennemfsrt en- 9pffe al 9opeiD.
ninss-5 Observation-Disclosures, booriblon6t
Ell ~betpoelig geDiaine til 5orIuo.
ret, iom ale Barrier itemte for.
boilfet life notion bsr p~oaitennes
oa militpre @eniainger life bi6tiI
bar funnel opnnn en- Iaa0an On.
iienmigbeo paa H~iasoa9en, og DO
bet Der bite ia, at bet rationale
Sinoelag | ale BARTER er itprfers
emo aIifens 1eorier, man biotiI bor
ifGnoies ON. 90 noe ! Solicit pi.
Ter SnmIinastonfer oe 5eIelier fla
gennem SnofnmIinaer al forIfenia
art, bpormeb man oil fomme inc.
foIote SoIonter og oercs SomiIier
til Siplp.
Oct er aItianmen meeet ao6i;
men pi mao pi6ere. Ger er for os
ingen TpiuI ON, at Der err lanat til.
baae, inoen mar fan ie iii en6en
paa ben forfaroeIige ariastiIitonl
runot ON os, oe ingen peS, bpao
6remtioen brineer | fit Sfso for
be frissfsrenoe oe for os. Woaffe
forunoes bet os at bIiDe uoenfor
arisen, @i baaber BET, o. pi 70.
nes. at bet er ct oooi Iesn | iaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-30

Der noaior6e oenne naloige 5or.
ifel, uar .9iuets greO". 2ao os
oerior life alemme, nnnr oi beoer /:
..@in os / Gag port oasliae 9rsol"
ogioa at Iqage bette inc ! Bon
nen. .Stnrf mia | Gag meo 9iDets
grsol4 Suor ni tGnger til at lr
re bette ogipa / pore 0nge % | uort
riae 9nno. @i or aItfor til6eieIige
iii at meme at oi ~Ifaiier os 9rsoei
ielp, oa oe manee auiier. pi luier.
Iturfer % mere elfer minore / Den
FRO. Ga ina er Ri life tilircos
meo 9reoei. ri oil bare Bic o.
SnItetei. og ian niI ri rnoon bIioe
rige openpna. Jamie / 9unte. Gsi
oil man nno. og aioer @uo Oct life,
ina tnaer man oct ielp, prsper 0a
pan set. gibelen lprer os noaei
anoet. Den bier ale 9egne ben til
9ipets grs6. Get par ben onbe
Rening meo Mnnnaen % Den bel
2rfenponorina meo ale oens 0Gn
oeIier. 8et er ben tnoeIiae Menin9
fremiat / Seiu care % tegnei ! belc
bans Gin. oMenneifet leoer iff1
al 9rs0 nIene, men al bpert Or0.
Tom iloaaar igennem Subs Muno."
.Sea life BET, Tom er neoen iii.
men bet. ionl er ooen tiil~ SD
ierit @llos Riae 90 hans MetfGr.
oigbeo. ina ifnI ale oisie 1ing aiDes
eoer / 1iIaift.~ Seq er eioets
grso, ben, iom fommer til mig.
Ifal life binnre. % ben. Tom trof
poa mig ifaI nIoria terite" oiU., oip
90 iaa iorioeeoe ban iclo al Ria.
Dom % bIep ina fnttig, at ban til
iioit life eieoe aIrOerne pon arop.
pen. % BOG er oct BAN, Der get
ina mango RICE.
San iorbpoer os 10 life at or.
beioe for ooaIiat grs6, tpprtimoo.
bar ban Iprt os at beoe ON bet. ia
ban bso fine GiicipIe at iamIe fnm'
men poo bet beb QeiIigbeo. Strenat
toget nopnrebe Ran heller life imoo
Rig6om, men ban ooo1reoe MOB
6ens it9rfe 9inoffeIier % 5orfe.
refer. On ina bite ban os, bpor;
ben rette Aieoom beitanr. ga
oerom er en6nu uenSeIia meget me.
re at iiae, men / Dag nm bette:
or Sefus 2ipets grso for 6ig2
9eber og nrbeioer on ! bans
Rapn2
mootaaer DIT hans Nopn oil
oagIie grso meb Taffigeiie al bans
bimmeIffe 5noer?
Suffer on at eipe oe Of meooeIe
i0et On buffer, at Innonnnen Ofrs
bebager Sub bel2
Suffer on, at er BET enb iaIigi
at tose, nnnr man mootager al
Cubs Snano, iaa er bet enonn IA,
lieere at gipe | bans Iopn % for
bans Sfplo2
Bill bu biplpe mig meo IanIeoes
at beoe, nrbeibe og lepe Gag for
Dag2 90 maa ies iaa COB at bj9I.
pc big bermeo?
Tct gipe os @uol
anenl s. q. SEMEN.