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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-01-15
Wonderful Cough Remedy

DR.. Kings New Discovery is
known everywhere as the remedy
which will surely stop a cough or
cold. D. p. Lawson of Eidson,
Tenn, writes: Or. Kings New
Discovery is the most wonderful
cough, cold and threat and lung
medicine I ever sold in my store.
1t can't be beat 1t sells without any
trouble at all. 1t needs TO guaran-
tee This is true, because Or.
Kings New Discovery will relieve
the most obstinate of coughs and
colds. LING troubles quickly help
ed by its use. You should keep a
bottle III the house at all times for
all the members of the family. SOC
and S1.OO All Druggists or by mail
H. E. Bucklen & Co. or st. Louis
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-01-15
WHAT FOR BREAKFAST
,opINloNs ON THE SUBJECT
WIDELY DIVERGENT.
Bacon and Eggs Seem to Be Univer'
saI Favorite-Some Regard Fish
as Indispensable, and Some
Eat Nothing.

Readers may remember that some
time ago correspondent asked Wnen
bacon and eggs first became generally
a breakfast dish in the United States.
There we're many answers to this
question, and learning and ingenuity
we're displayed, but the Information
was not definite; it was OF the dlges-
tive order We we're reminded OF THIS
bv reading that boycott of bacon for
a fortnight had been suggested in
ENGLAND to lower the price and that
the keeper of a boarding house at
Margate protested, saying that his
boarders would "hunger-strike" II
there was no bacon at breakfast Inc
Daily Chronicle remarked apropos:
1T is not so long since bacon has Deen
in vogue for breakfast. We learn
from Macauley that the fare served in
1881 at Rogers breakfast parties-the
most famous on record-cOnslsted or
very good coffee, very good tea and
very good eggs, butter left in the
midst of ice and hot rolls When old
orange marmalade first come into
fashion for breakfast?
Fear not, suspicious souls; we have
no intention of talking about break
fast foods and whether man should eat
breakfast or go till noon on glass of
water and two or three English wal
nuts. Yet we cannot refrain from
mentioning the fact that some regard
fish as indispensable. We have al
ready quoted Leigh Hunts views con-
corning the furnishing of breakfast
table. Hunt insisted on something pot
ted. Doctor Follett in Crochet Castle
| approved chocolate, coffee, tea, cream,
eggs, ham, tongue, cold fowl, but he
described fish as the tombstone. An
chovy is the first step, prawns and
shrimps the second, potted char and
lampreys are the third, and a fine
stretch of progression. But lobster is
indeed matter for May morning, and
demands rare combination of knowl-
edge and virtue in him who sets it OFF.
We met young man at country
house last week who had much to say
about temperate living and hardening
of the arteries. No sooner had he Ia
ken his seat at the breakfast table
than he began to talk in thin voice
about his morning habits. AT home
I drink two glasses after I arise, and
for breakfast 1 take soft-boiled egg,
fruit in season, and small piece OF
dry toast. No coffee. One cup OF 1t is
more intoxicating to me than three
glasses of whisky would be. If should
eat the ordinary breakfast my brain
would feel clogged and I should not
be able to write either in prose OF
verse;" We observed young Mr.
Smithers and this was his breakfast:
A good-sized melon, two pears and
peach; hominy with blueberries, thick
ly sugared and with much cream; two
eggs on toast, with bacon; corn muf
fins galore; two large cups of coffee
when I VISIT" said Mr.. Smithers, ."
change my manner of life lest l nigh
seem to reflect on my hostess table
but assure you the simpler the fare
the happier and healthier l am. Mi
chael, I think I'll have another egg"
Exchange.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-01-15
An IDEAL Woman's Laxative

Who wants to take salts, or cas-
tor oil, when there is nothing better
than Dr.. Kings New Life Pills for
all bowel troubles. They act gently
and naturally on the stomach and
liver, stimulate and regulate your
bowels and tone up the entire sys-
TEN. Price Csc, At all Druggists.
H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia
or St. Louis.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-01-15
FOR FROST BITES A CHAPPED
SKIN.

For frost bitten ears, fingers and
toes; chapped hands and lips, chllb-
la;ns, cold sores, red and rough
skins, there is nothing to equal
Bucklen's krnica Ralve. Stops the
pain at once and heals quickly. In
every home there should be a box
handy all the time. Best remedy
for all skin diseases, itching eczema
letter, piles, etc. 25c- All druggists
or by mail. H. E. Bucklen & CO.
PHILADELPHIA or St. Louis.
Mohave County miner., 1914-06-13
Like Other Days the
 Old Peck is Active.

Arrivals in Prescott on Monday from the Bradshaw mountains, stated that one of the main topics expressing the attention of mining men, was the re- viving of the old and famously known silver bonanza of early days, the Peck mine, that is now under development by Richard Umlah and 0. I. Tawney who has secured it under a lease.
 It was stated these practical miners had taken out two tons of high grade ore, but the pocket was worked out. Another zone is to be exploited, as well will line of large development be followed into the old workings that produced silver ores that ran into the thousands of ounces to the ton in years gone by.
 Tawney and Umlah are known in mining circles as capable men. and the fact of them associating themselves for the purpose to revive this old property is regarded as significant of the pos. abilities of that or any other mining proposition in this field. Tbe resur- recting of this old time property at any rate is creating very much con- ment among mining men, who are eviocing keen interest as to the out. come of this new venture on an old bonanza. Journal Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1914-06-13
Rich Strike is Reported
 in the HenrIetta.

Returning yesterday from the Hen. rietta mining camp on Big Bug creek L, Col. J. C.. Rankin imparted the in formation that development during the past month had exceeded all ex- pectations. and the best showing in the history of the property was now established.
 The operating company, is composed of Englishmen, with Lon D. Hall in charge as general manager. The driving of a drift on the Invincible claim of the group. and the crosscut- ting of the formation from that work ing has determined tive.foot ore body in a blind ledge that runs heavy in a sulphide ore.
 The purpose of the management was to tap the Henrietta vein at depth of approximately 300 feet. The unex- pected has followed in this exploration as has occurred in so many other cases of mining work in other fields. Col. Rankin stated that this method of handling the Henrietta was advanced many years ago by various managers, and the final solution of the problem in practically opening up the property is note orthy one, which veri6es the wisdom of the expenditure being made.
 Exploration is to go ahead on the h. vincible, as we'll will drifting begin in the new ore body and the mother lode reached later by the crosscut being driven. In years gone by work on this property was centered to the north side of the range but the shifting of development to the south side of the old workings has superseded and the results are gratifying. The mill on the ground will again be started up in a short time. Prescott Journal Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1914-06-13
Douglas Smelter Output.

The particularly interesting feature of the week is contained in the fact Douglas smelter returrs for the month of May show that the miues of Bisbee made output of ore which sent the cop- per production therefrom above four teen and . half million pounds Of this output, Copper Queen mad round seven and three quarter million pounds, Calumet & Arizona upwards of five and a half million pounds and Shattuck better than a million and a quarter pounds. The high production of copper from the ores of the district
Mohave County miner., 1914-06-13

was made despite the fact that Copper Queen reduced it's workings force to some extent ln the early part of the month in the mining area and lower- ed it's output of ore materially. How ever, the smelter returns show that in the slowing down the ground worked made higher in proportionate metal content than in April. In other words, while less ore was taken out of the ground, that which was mined ran higher in copper content.-Blsbee Re- view,
Mohave County miner., 1914-06-13
Comforting to Stout People.

Foley Cathartic Tablets are a specially good little regulator that keeps your system in perfect working order. No biliousness, no constipation, no distress after eating. no greasy, gassy taste. no belching. They stimu- late the natural movement of the in- testines, free them of all clogglng sub- stances. A stout person using them constantly, will feel thinned out and more comfortable as result of their use. A perfect family cathartic. H. H. Watkins, Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1914-06-13
Advertised Lett CTS.

The following letters remain uncall- ed for in the Postotfice at Kingman, Ariz.. for the week ending June 13, 1914. If not called for within two weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter office, Washington, D. c.
 John Howard, Mrs. Frankie Kel. leher, Nsri Osborn, David Randle, Sam Stader. Ed. Scully, D. Butz. Parties calling for letters please say advertised.
 J. N. COHENOUR.
 Postmaster.
Mohave County miner., 1914-06-13
Indigestion and Constip pation,

About i've years ago I began talk |. ing Chamberlain's Tablets after suf- ferng from indigestion and constipa- tion for years without finding anything to relieve me. Chamberlain's Tablets helped me at once and by using them complaint" writes Mrs. Mary E. Me Mullen, Phelps, N. Y. For sale by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1914-06-13
Gold Strike Made
 in M'Dowell Mts.

A gold strike of considerable pro- portions is reported fram the McDow- ell range of mountains at point about P miles north and little east of Mesa. Orin Merrill and Wellington Richins were the first Mesa prospectors to leave bound for the new strike.
 A. Byers who made the strike has reported that the vein is forty feet In width and 5000 feet in length. From assays made, the ore runs on an aver age of l6$ to the ton in gold. the yell low vaiuables can be seen imbedded in the ore samples.
 One feature of the find is that the ground has been prospected over a number of times. The very ledge that is now causing the excitement was staked out by the Merrill brothers about twenty years ago and allowed to go back. Byers stated that on some old monuments on the claims staked out by him that he had found the names of the Merril's
 Oren Merrill said before leaving for the strike. "I had the same ledge in my possession some time ago, but was mining claim poor and did not have any means of developing it.
 ''If he has a ledge forty feet in width and 30OO feet alonv that runs 16S per ton In gold it is a first class proposition.
 The strike is reached by travelling north across Paradise valley, crossing the old Paradise canal and then turn Ing east into the mountains. The new strike is located about three miles from the Gillspie claims.- Arizona Record.
Mohave County miner., 1914-06-13
Gold is Found in
 Plaster of Old Residence.

A Helena, Mont, dispatch says Shipping plaster from honse to a smelter for the gold, silver and lead in it is new departure ID the way of making money. but that is what is being done by Frank Fish.
 For about l5 years Fish has been working the tailings at the old Gregory mine near Wickes. The property is owned by the Helena and Livingston company. Recently big chunk of plaster fell from the ceiling of one of the houses. Fish found it was very heavy, and he had it assay ed. The returns were satisfactory. and then he obtained from the con- pany lease with the right to smelt all of the plaster in all of the houses Tn the town. As the town has long since been abandoned and the houses were gong to decay, the lease did not disturb anyone.
 Fish has already shipped eight tons of the plaster to the East Helena smell ter and the returns are said to be sat isfactory to him. The richness of the plaster is not surprising. When Greg. ory was on the map and d booming camp ald houses were built. the sand used was taken from the tailings. The methods of getting the values out of the ores were crude and the tailipgs were rich. The sand comprises the larger proportion of the maternal in the plaster, and now it pays to smelt if
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
9anI lntbe. II aoloni
/ SDo=G colorado.

Gapnet ln6er goot nof, men ios
ioa langt er Der heller fife anoet
al Solomon emo Rapnet. 9annelien
al ell iaaoan aoIoni er / i'm 9egpn.
Oelie, % al 9egpnoeIie er 10 iuGr.
Smiolertio. eiter ale SolemGrfer
at oemme. piI oisie 9anifeligbeoer
ouprfommes % ian, tror ieg, Der
bIiper 2en ior arbeioet, Get Sore
togenoe at iaa oanliei en- onnif Iiitb
aoloni / SDo Colo. ifploes nprmeit
DIR. Oluf gon0o. Council bluffs
Soma. Zen Ranos Ropn oil uGre
fenot al en- Gel al ~Gmiferen"s9p.
iere. at ban bar fulo Iro ill, al
ssoretogenoet er opro at arbeiOe ior,
% at Oct bar n goo 5remtio ior
iia b%eipioIes oiit life al noaen, Ionl
fender Wnn6en. Otter al DIR. Bon.
90 bapoe tnaet Sngen / i'm 9oanO,
bIeD Der palat en- aomite al nogle
al pore fenote W9nO, iom ifnloe
reiie ne0 % beie oct notogne Sipf.
fe Snno. aomiteen beitoo al 9rn.
iterne u. g. RieIien. gruib, Colo.
%. 6. 0elien, @reenpine, Did.
Mr. Cars Gifilien, Sompton, Hcb.
og gertel 81. Waoien. gruib, Colo.
8enne aomite bar 10 siuet fin Be
osmmeIie al 2ou6et | bette glao.
en- at Contemporaries MGno. Orr.
8. @. SbpIoo bar til Steoe neO
Snminn6ets Garsmsoe | @~reenpiIle.
Wid., for at fpgge ct Orb inc hos
bort SoIf Tor oenne GAG, for ale
Dem, Tom piIbe hsre ON oet. Sea
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

8aa 8usoriffens aonto. @nSfoo.
orbeiOer peo Iaon CHARLES San.
DIN fo1n for en- 6io iiooen. fortGaes
Der. til Spofane, @aib.. meo $50
/ 9ommen. Otter at bopc yiet iig
ON og iIuftet 9eriten, par oct
mart for6i meO 9engene, og for at
more ia euOnu nogIe Elmer bort
bntte0e ban fine al90er til en- SsOe
MOB en- iimplere aoitllme. "a ogiaa
9engene Tor aleoerne bar omiat /
paooe garer, foretog San0in iig
oct fortpioleoe at itiPle en- aloffe
paa ct gqrelie / michigan 9otel og
pantiatte Den. Chen blep ban ar.
reiteret Tor i'm 2angfingeretheO og
oemtes til ire Maaneoers 59neiel.
San iogoe. at ban alOrig fsr bnOoe
forbruot fig moo 2oOe og anOro,
nineer. 90 ban ffreo tit Snobruo oa
belle fin l1lpffe pna Riisoriffens
@onto.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

Get foiter at iInas. SieI9e en-
MeoOelelie ira Nep gorf bar Gag
fpnoige beo SGren og 5laaoen no.
regnet, at Den europpiife arig ifaI
foIte $50,000.OO0 ON 8agen eler
oDer SIS OO, 600, 900 ON aaret.
ON Den parer iaa lpnge. 5 oeune
9eregnins er life meOtoget Cab Al
eienoom % Gin. Iabet af Wqno,
Tom bebsDeoes til Snouitri, Sanoel
og 9anObrug / HuslanO, 5ranfrig,
SDiflnno, gitrig, England og andre
frigsfsrenoe 2anOe blioer / 5or-
bold til 9engetabet. Oct bar / 10
gar foitet De frigsferenoe 2anoe i
europa minoit 500, O0,000.000 at
nnoerboIoe 9Gre og 5laaoer % at
bpgge arigsifibe. af alt bette frem-
eaor, at Orig er en- foitbar SpsieI.
fpttelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

DC oisie, iaa oi life ifaI iaa ct npt
grnugebiaeoe al ariiten0ommen !
Steoet for 0rtooofiismens.
d naar ri er meo paa Al orase
ariitus ielb irem, % bragg bibelife
9erionIigbeoer irem, iarlig oa ior
De unge. ioa mao pi REQ Sioen oerai
eler ferit % iremmeit ba0oe %
irem9oIoe. At Seilis @riihis er
5reIferen og 5orioneren.
at Dan er oct @uos Gam, Der berer
geroens Spno."
d nnar ii liaeiaa er meo paa
at 6ooOe gibeIeu ielo fremior 9e.
fenoelie oa eure. ia iom ailoe. Re.
gel % 8etteinor ior oisie % iom
eli 9oa Tor SpgioIf. iaa moa ri ueO
Sioen oerai bGOOe, at 9efenOeIie
% Care inaenlunoe er uoen BE.
tgoHllB.
"a naar ni Dioere erfl9rer os
meo pna, at De 9lore ifal meoe 96r.
meme oe De iinge paa BET Staoe, bOor
0isie itaar, le9e meo Dem % Ieoe
Dem. ina MA oi oeo Sioen oerai
baooe. at Der ifol oaoges ouer. at
Seq % Sport life tager Ooerbaano
% ggber uo / 9etiinoigbeo.
% enOeIig - bet par noaet ri
iaoneoe ! De 8oreoraa. ri bsrte =
maa oi life gIemme, At oeriom port
9trbeioe meo at oporase gooe ariitne
oa 9orgere ifal luffes. iaa maa Ui
life tage feil At araittiIOen.
Zen finoes fife / BET ialone, Ue0
Spnoen foronroeoe 0emeife. men
{ ono. og Ben moa bentes hos BAN
/ 5ro paa ham % hans Gro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

.Donnepirfe~ bar mootaget9rep
fra Sens GieIien, 1907 Baibinston
Ct, Geoor Sails, ga, Der ior nogen
9io fioen reiite til ENGLAND og 9an.
mari, 81. q. for at ipIge Ratent
pon Biting Bumpen, iom ban er
Opfinoer af. s greDet, Der er oa-
teret 2onoon General Boit Office,
10. Mnguit. i~friper ban bl. a.:
uSonpiot er leg naaet og er M
beoebnet meb PASSPORT og Der
nit" til at reiie til Dunmarf. Seq
fom paa Sarten / en- fem lib, og
Der er intet for mig at gre, iao
lea refer | aften 40 gonmarf til.
Seq er raft og tnger ale Wenuor.
oiabeoer meo Sumsr. Hn peo ieg
Iiot Of, bpno bet betpoer at reiie
/ a~riastioer. Silien til ollel"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

Bris5pefliIanterne. 9raitiife 5or.
bolosrepIer Deutes meo set allerfsr.
fte at bile blipe b~eotngne al 6or-
bunosregerineen for at binoreSpe.
fulanter | 6soerparer og 5armpro-
buffer / at Ifrue griierne %unsopen.
bia beit OBJ unoer Den paagaaenoe
europai5fe arig. 5 en- Weooelelie
fra Mofbinaton beooer bet, at 3e-
aeriuaen bar toset Sfriot imoo
gsrien oe SIagterierne ! Chicago
ilo fra ben MntageIie, at oeres Ope.
rotioner be fibite to Tiger fan tpoes
Tom OpertrnoeIie at Sberman.an-
titruit.0open Mon baober, bet ifaI
rpffes meserineen at finoe paa aaao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
Jiettefie.

) liOite Pr. er Der / 5tDffet on
MacinesS Stolen molpbet ct Ear Gal.
fell. iom berpeo rettes. Ter taar.
at 5folen ct Aar bapoe giUet ct
Gperifuo al $1,000, ifnloe itaa
$3.50. Strafs eiter itaar: Oct bgie-
Ite eleoantaI paa eel 9lar baooe oa.
ret 1873; ifuloe itaa 1879.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
itrtte Saoer % iolioe Snmimos.
m0erbp8nine.

itptte Spoer % iolioe Snmimos.
nnoerbDgnine.
aSaIioe (Oet oil iioe biertenslpffe.
li9e) ere De. iom life ie. % oog tro.~
0ette 0errens Grh fon mangen
% manaen bape bebop iom en- Rel,
oiier gennem @eroen, eennem bette
Qienneifelip. 8bi Der er Rpiter, ion
meo 0amoniif Snilobeo aouarer
Menne'jer MOB at tro anoet efo
booo rimeligt oa iornuitiat fan pG.
re. AItina, utilIopbt piI DC iiae. II
noget al oct mel iunOementale i
ben |friitne RcIiaion fol Der ali6es
foriiatigt henopcr. ioroi Del er I'M.
reaionable@. 8e %appeIIerer Oa til
Self al ontnge 6eres 5ortolfnina.
ioroi Den altiao er grcnionable~.
Wen, men - hnno ioa me0 Oisie
ire Embellishments Sfriitooa-
mer Sein 5soieI al en- rem Som.
i'm. hans ite0iortrpoenoe aorsos6,
@enieoslen oeo gano oe aouo, o.
ariiti 9e1ems % 9Goos EiIitc0e.
U0relic i, me6 o. mOer DC iunlige
92o0perelementer 6r oft 0ette on
mere til iornnftint % rimeli1t for
Reconsideration? Gei, tnprtimoo.
9et er netop iaa objectionable
iom noaen fan enife iig.
Men oerior par oct bel oaiaa, a.
Der nioite. huno Der Dor /
Mcaneifet. gap os oisic aIoorsoro:
Soli1e ere oe, iom life ie Il pioere
9etponiua indie. iotter meo 5ornui
ten % beariber me0 Snnfen Be bsie.
afanrenoe 9roblemerl % Boa tro.
Set me Gcltdmentcs bTreuoe
9nroomme itaar ale nGri 6orbolo
til oct operanieliae. oct, Der life ial.
Der / @eleo meo menneifelia 5or.
INIT % RimeIigbeosmaaeri. Eette
bar 9lpoiteIeu 4aulns erfenot oDbt
oa leOenoe iom iaa. Ser bans al.
porsiuloe Orb. .S6i nor arias
9oabqn or life fsoeIige. men mGgtiae
ior @uo til iiGrfe @eipiiniuaers
Re0bruoeIie. ncobrpoenoc 1anfebpa.
ninger (euer SnObiloninaer) % en-.
bier SeiheO. Tom IT opheinet imoa
Guns a%nnoifnb. ~ ierer enbper
9anfe / 5anseuifab Ill gooigbeo
moo ariitis.4
Soor Iioet teoeliae, menueifeli8t
beirpaaenoe. Sc a%riitnes Gnabcn er.
lmen iamtioia boor o%nnoeliat iilior
la6eIiae) far oen iamme tore 9lpo.
iteI anaipet og flarliat oiit. ibei ban
Ct noct Stro nabner aonoens 9lrie.
nal oa la6er oS beifue. bpao oeri
iin6cs: 81. 6. 10 ia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
Zen iatale 8riss Nariaa.

Ter tales iaa Al iige ale ge8ne
ON BEN ul0ffelige ellropnfrias aar.
iag eaer ON. b0em Der or StpIo !
0enne ariss uobruo.
vi tanfer Der fife paa al biorage
til at fate 9os oDer De iernere
eaer oubere liaaeaoe aaria8er
til oenne aria. DC er mango u Tor
ifeaiae. Set tr .frm De nGrmere
li9aenoe Aariager. eler buao. Der
aau anIconina til. At ariaen breo
lss. ri aerne oil bioraae til At on
flare.
8et uar DEN IS. SUM storiprii
Sran5 Seroinano oa bans @emalin
be bleD moroet m1oer ct 9eisg /
9osuieus SobeOitao seraieuo. Saa
ben1if Der omtrent en- 9Raane0. ier
man mrrfeoe iterre llro Oesnngaa'
enoe.
Soao Der ! oenne Raaneo ioreait
baq aulisierne. fenoer nan life
tort iii; ooa no9et al bet er
fommen Tor gaaens 9ps Ser bar
nnlia oGret meoOelt 9iientli9beoen
ira baaoe Den engeIife g@bite goof
% Den tpife g@bite gaper~ ON,
6uao Der ioretoges ! Siplomatiife
areoie ben fioite llgestio. fer arieen
uobrso.
Saa lan9t tiIbage JON ben 20.
Sui timber nj 9eitrGbeIier al en1,
LAMBS lloenriasminiiter Cir eoware
@reD Tor at afopr1e aria.
llnoer npbnte 7nto iorefommer
en- Rote ira llbenrigsminiiteren iii
9nalanOs anlbasiaosr ! Berlin ON
en- SomtaIe, ban bar boit meo Den
tuffe ambnsinosr / 9onoon. % bpor
@ren har uotalt oct 5anb, at 2it.
rig.llnaarn piloe ofientIigesre lin
Saa imoO Serbien, isr oct SfriOt
Der trueoes meo, toges.
Ten tpife 4mbasin6er bapoe lam.
tpffet meO @rep oe notalt bet 9nab.
at gitrie pil0e boIoe line 5orOrin.
ger in0en Tor rimeIige @rGnier, %
10 itprfcre GetfGoiggerrIie Tor fine
6ororinger. gitris funoe ireml9g.
ae. oes Itsrre Gbnnce oilOe Der upre
for at bil9ege Sagen.
Seq baoer 5oreitiainaen ON arig
meIem Stormngterne.@ iagoe CIR
e6pnr6, aoe, Of nosen af Dem iful.
De blipe oro9et ! arig al Serbien,
piIoe pqre o~fifneIiet.~
Zen engeIife ambnsiaosr / Der.
lin bapoe iao en- Samtale meo ben
tpife ltOenrigsminiiter. Winiite.
rens l~lotalelier eif nrrmeit ! 8et-
Ming nf, at ben omtalte Gag par
en- Gag melem 2itrig % Serbien
oa bnroe life inpoIpere andre Wag.
ter, og ban aninn for utilraaoeligt
at Den tpife 9egerine benoenote fla
til gitriss 9egering ! oenne Gag
II Matte Sirisi Al ri sn'He
bar, at @reD ienofe ben enaelife
ambnsIaoer ! Bien en- 0ote anean.
en6e en- SnmtaIe, ban bapoe bait
meo 9ftrigs a~mbosioosr | 2onoon,
@reb Wensoorff.
af @repens l1otnleIie fremgnar
babe. at gitrigs Gag moo Serbien
fife piloe blipe ofientligoiort, for
gitris uofsrte fin 1rusisl moo Ger.
bien, at Der piIoe blipe tat Tios.
qrqnie for Serbiens imsoefommen.
De Spar, og at Sir Gopnro @rep
aioroe Snopenoine imoo en- Iaaoan
9iosgrpnie, oa Sororingen oeroeo
oiloe faa grpg al ct llltimatum
og rgge NusIano. Men sios.
arrnien inttes iii AZ Timer.
Oct par umuligt | oenne forte
lib at fsre Oiplomatiife Iorbano-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

Zen Sang Carrie Rotion. en- iGun
oa buffet liae SmaaitaOsmatrOne,
bcgpnote FIN gnn6nlisme, / 5slge ct,
Tom bum inaoe, inOre anIo ira Sim.
len. fif aoiierne noget at beitine.
= 2onoonbln6et Lines" iiopif.
le0es / en- lnr6 % leoenoe artifel,
at en- 5remtoning Tom Mrs. Ration
fun par muIig / ct 9ano iom Nine.
rifn. : englnno, beo bet, me6 bets
itstte S9oer oa foIioe Saminnosnn.
oerbpenine, uiloe ilist Ell 6Gnomen
ilet life funoe forefomme.
Son, Der ffreb bette, er sanifr
pitt M $50 o. borte. Wen Zines
er oa til enonu. % oet funoe for.
mentlig interesIere mango at IGie
en- 2e6er I bette gIoo, bpori BET paa.
piies, at FIN / ct 2nno lom england
fan en- Tremtoning Iom DC uelbe.
fenote 9algretsfurier o~uerboueoef
forefomme england meo bets
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

til at 6oloe 9riien paa 2iusforns-
oen6eoer inoenfor rimelige @ran.
Ter.