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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-13
Personal

Z Personal !
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| w. S. Neville OF Greenville was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
]. B. Poole OF Greenville was In An
derson yesterday for short while.
George II. Cowards of GreenvilIe was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
j. II. Miller Of Eock Hill was in the
city yesterday for short while.
Miss Bessie Newton of Pendleton
was shopping in the city yesterday.
e. {. Evans Of Pendieton was among
those spending the day In the city yes
terday.
Irving Barnett OF Pendleton spent
several hours in the city yesterday.
Edmund Shubrick of Pendleton was
among those spending yesterday in
Anderson.
Frank Sharpe of Pendleton was in
the city yesterday for short while.
c e. Wright of TownvilIe was in
the tciy yesterday for short while.
I Miss Lois Ellis of Pendletop was
among the shoppers in the city yes.
terday..
| Miss Grumpy OF Pendleton was in
the city yesterday shopping.
| Miss Ethel Cole of Pendleton was
shopping in the city yesterday.
Miss Ala Cope Of Pendleton was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
Miss Newton of Pendleton was in
the city Yesterday shopping.
Miss Eva Newton OF Centre, vas
among those spending the day in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. F. p. McCown of the county
was shopping in the city yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Bolt OF the county was
In the city yesterday for a short
while.
Miss Eva Campbell OF the county
was shopping in the city yesterday.
D w. Wakefield OF the Lebanon
soccticn was in the city Yesterday for
short while.
Pat Major. we'll known planter of
the Hammond school section was In
the city yesterday.
Walter Busbee of the county was
among those spending yesterday in
the city
r. L. Sullivan of TownMIle was In
'he city yesterday FOR short while.
A. B. Sullivan of Townville was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day. - Tf'
r. l.. Ashley OF Abbevilie was
among the business visitors In the
city yesterday. x
Stephen Fisher of Level Land was
among those spending the day In the
city yesterday.
Miss Matte Robbins OF Tcwnville
was shopping in the. city yesterday.
Charles Robbins Of the Lebanon
section was in the city yesterday.
]. H. Ballard OF Pendleton was
among the business visitors in the
| city yesterday. .ees ~
Joe Blackwell of Pendleton spept
several hours In the city yesterday.
L. Dickinson of Elberton, Ga, was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Chris Suber Of Williamson
was shopping in the city yesterday,
Miss Carrie Belle Cooley of wiiiiam-
ston was in the city yesterday for
short while.
Miss Jessie Heron of Starr was
shopping in the city yesterday.
J: II: Kay of the Hopewell section
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-13
Proved.

"Did she marry weilY'
mo; IL was n case Of true love-
Harvard Lampoon.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-13

J. H. Kay of the Hopewell section
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-13

+ Miss Jessie Heron of Starr wa,
shopping in the city yesterday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24

loyal friends they have known so long.
Nettie Is quite i'll. The city doctor
says she is on the verge Of nervous
collapse, the result Of late hours and
continuous going about. Poor Netue!
Her last letter told of how she would
love to get here just as all nature was
putting on the green and fowery garb
of spring beauty. She said it would be
like heaven to look out of her bedroom
window mornings, with the gentle
breeze waiting in the odor OF the BIOS
SONS of the apple tree just under it.
Why. Mr.. Lane, you planted that tree
for us four years ago. Don't you re-
member"
why. yes-I think I do" STAN
mered Richard, his sensitive mind hut
tering at the allusion.
"She will miss that tree dreadfully,
went on Mrs. Gordon. Il had not the
heart to tell her that the great ice
storm had broken it down just after
Christmas" ;,
and she mentioned the tree?" al
most unconsciously murmured hlch'
ard in an audible tone.
"Yee, and spoke of your planting IL
but she never writes without asking
about you"
Richard Lanes heart throbbed with
new inspiration OF hope as he let'
the lady. The emotion shadowed later
pa he reflected that Nettie, after her
bright city experience, would regard
him as duller and more commonplace
than ever. And then, too, as he though
of Levi Barnes and his sprightly tai
ented ways, he felt that he had dan
gerous rival.
But I'll do it," he said to himself
resolutely. "She may not love me- ou'
she will love the tree. That is some
thing" decided the poor unselfish lei
low.
What Richard was thinking of doing
Was to remove the stump OF the Ole
tree and plant new one. In the gar
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
TWO APPLE TREES
BY MILDRED CAROLINE GOOD.
RIDGE.

"Nettie Gordon is coming home. I
near" observed Richard Lane. meet.
ing his friend. Levi Barnes, on the vii.
lage street.
ana her sister Constance with her."
was the reply. and then the two men
looked strangely. evasively one into
the eyes of the other. acting as though
tney would welcome further discussion
OF an interesting subject, but each
averse to betray the desire Of his
mind.
Richard Lane went on his way
deeply reflective. He was an odd,
studlous young man. He looked more
grave and settled just now than ever,
Tor two things were pressing on his
mlnd-he was trying to hide a secret,
ne was In love-hopelessly, he de-
cided.
The belle of the village was Nettie
Gordon. and her pretty younger sister,
constance, stood next in favor with
the village SWANS. Richard and Levi
mad known them for several years.
Both were constant visitors at the Cor
don home. They were happy friendly
qoartette. Then came a break. A
rich relative in the city had invited the
girls to pass social season there.
NO word Of love had ever passed be.
tween the couples. Richard was deeply
IN love with Nettie. He believed that
Barnes was, too. In his humble self
deprecating way, Richard decided that
Nettie. with her bright, joyous ways
longed more for wealth and gayety
than the simple home life he could
offer her.
Then the two girls went to the cit,
and word reaching the village of thei
gay fashionable life there. both yount
men concluded that the Gordon girl,
would never settle down to their oil,
quiet life.
Richard amid his gloomy revert,
was addressed twice by lady he wa
passing by unnoticed, before he locke,
up and recognized the mother of tn
girls.
Il suppose you have heard that tn
girls are coming home next week, MI
Lance" she remarked.
Eyes, I heard of that" responde
Richard in his quiet reserved way. 81
will be great contrast to them. thi
humdruln life after the gaiety an
variety of the city"
ut will be a welcome change, Ne
tie writes, and Constance, too," sal
Mrs. Gordon. Il Judge from what the
write me that they crave the restfu
ness Of the dear old home and the goo
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
Pain and Ignorance.

When you learn to see IN all pain
the result Of ignorance and the spur
toward knowledge; when you recog-
nize all punishment as remediai'
when you come to feel the presence
of the eternal spirit Of all life IN
your own heart, in the air you
breathe, in the glance and handclasp
of YOUR friend, then you know your
self to be immortal, and you give over
the fear of a vanishing physical youth
for the supreme joy of eternal spirit
ual youth, knowing this mortal lie 10
be but the beginning of eternal oppor-
tunitv for love and service.-Marlan
Dudley Richards.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
tBy Associated

washington, Nov. 25-tne State
department was advised today that
General Blanco left Mexico City yes
terday and the Zapata forces immed.
lately took possession of the city.
communication with Mexico City Is
difficult. The officials here got in
touch with their representatives, but
no official report has been received
regarding disturbances last nipht.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
Aouse Flea a Menace.

The house flea is a nuisance only
too familiar. 1t becomes much more
serious in view of the Worldwide
prevalence of bubonic plague. For 1t
ia nv no means only the rat flea that
Is capable of transmitting this dis
o.se from the rat to a human being.
Any kind of flea may do it
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24


as brought about revival of
the kangaroo court" before which
every new prisoner must stand trial.
and all this week the court did a
big black negro prisoner, and the
court attaches are all of an equally
dusky hue. Every new Niger" who
arrives is Immediately tried for the
offense of breaking into Jail, and is
always convicted on prima facia evil
dence and set to sweeping the floors
or doing other work. The court has
grown beyond a joke. however. 1t is
IA tribunal AOL $punish-
ment for .in-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-24
DOGS TAKE LEADING
PART IN THE WAR
(By Associated Press. J

Paris. Nov. 25 Lovers of dogs
will be gratified to know that so i'm
posing an organization as The In
stitute of Geological Psychology re-
port that the dogs that accompany
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
NYE

vi snsker hermed sarlig at henvende Opmarksomheden
paa wore to nye smukke og, hvad saa vel Tekst som Udstyr
angaar, sardeles passende OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr.. 400. Smukt udskaaret dobbelt Kort 5x8 Tommer
stort. Med Binede Of den bankende Frelser rundt Felt
SAINT Ordene It'll Konfirmationen' paa Forsiden. Paa Bag
siden ct Blomsterkors. Paa ferste Side af Indleget Lyk9nsk-
ming og Plads for Tilegnelse. Paa treble Side tire Vers at
Salmen Han som paa Jorden bejler, Til Troskab uden Svig,
Mar vi kun vii, besegler Sin Pagt ON Himmerig, o. S v.
Haftet med Silkesnor og Kvaster. Hvert Kort sarskilt Kon-
volut Pis pr. Stk. 25 Cts. 5 Kort for $100. IL Kort
for $500.
Mr.. 456. l Formal og Udstyr hgnende Mr.. 455 men med
stort Guldkors og Blomster paa Forsiden og en- lille Buket
Foraarsblomster paa Bagsiden. Indvendig fndes Hilsen og
Tilegnelse. SAINT to Vers af Salmen yLSgnens Fader vi for
sage o. s. V. Heftet med Silkesnor og Kvaster. Hver
sarskilt Konvolut. Pris per Stk. Is Cts. 5 Kort for $100
IL Kort for $500.
Begge dSse Kort er smukke nok og anselige nok til at
bruges som serskilt Gave.
Desuden HAYES som spdvanig saa vel Paaske- som kon-
firmationskort til 10 og Is Gifts Stk. Ligeedes Paaskebrev-
kort til 25 og so Cts. per Dusin.
Danish Luth. Publ House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
Tposfalo.

Snititsraao Mifoel gIitrup cr al
aooct pco Cohen | aebenhoon, 50
9(or a%oinnel. Zen nfoebs, Der bar
Miooer al Gb1., bar ira 1857 til
1890 CONSUMPTION pon Anlbolm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
9lf6OloSfOlfcne ar6ciScr. Nal.


BORG. /. Mai. 9ffholosoronniiotio.
ncrne bar til Suititeminiiteren be
ioaret Jig oper. At 9%olitimeitrene i
mango 1ilf0loe Ter genncm 3in8re
me6 @ennemierelien al SEN nm 9e.
parterlon. Sliititsminiitcren bar M
At 6on 6ar poalaot 8oliti
meitrene uaie At paoie at 2oben
o%perholoes. Sefretareu ior 7an
marfs Notwithstanding aontor /
.9lolborg uotoler, n ban Far ilere
9cpiier poa, at Der er Eolitimeitre
iom toaer meo utilberlig 9empe pao
Nenartningsin9er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
Niurten earienS Micnig1eO. s.

MOrten sarienS McnigDeO. SOL.
ite6ro, q. 2lpril. 5 @oor bolot
Solitebro 8oIgmeui99eo jim iiOiis
@uOstjeneite iom 9algnleniobeo,
ioet Den ira 1. @tai oodr oper til
at bare 5rimenigbeo. 4aitor Mor1
ten &ariens 9(nerfenoeIie iom&alg-
meniabeosprgit menes 6eiteunt at
oGre ta9et tilbaee til oct 8iOspunft
Otter @uostieneiten aibolotes ct
MenigbeosmpOe, bpor man gap i'm
Gililltuing til .oe 6orila5, Der an-
9naelu0e firfelige 6~rI6eostraO CT
~iormuleret al oct paa Aifou-0ieoet
Heoiatte llooalg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
@sbieras lIne Nirfe.

6Sbjcr90 uDc AIrte. Gen a0e
Strife i e96ierg bar al airfefomi-
teen nleo 8i%lihltniag Al @leuig.
6eosraaoet iaaet 9ioonet 3ioua-air.
ten paa Duilfet Der III ipge5 fgl.
StaOigitelie. airten bar / 0isie
Gage moota9et en- ltor @oue, be.
itaaenoe Al . aloffer, Der er its6te
/ @nglano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

- aebmono 9llireo 9aus / 9lar.
bus er Ratten til %. 9tpril ai9aaci
peo 3poen efter ioa Cages Spgeleie.
0eosaariagen par 9lngc6etanoelie
/ 6or6iaoelie meo 9fpre6etGuoelie.
9(foeoe, Ser finn blep 30 Gor gam.
mel, par S%noe6oper a en- al IN.
ems iterite Sienframforretuinoer,
@aaroeier, ior6p. 6olfetin9s.
mano $. g. Ser9enieu, 0uetpeo, er
afgaaet peo Geoen i tit Stem Al
en- SDnlit i 2eperel, 81 2(ar al.
Den aioebe re%praientere0e Hrospeo.
bp%freoien ira 1892 til 1909, oa ban
paa @rluno al Spo9lig1co traf iia
tilbaoe. san bar / Here 9lar bot
Spoe / 0olbpf 9fultsraao.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

q, at 5ormanoen, 9praaOsmeo.
lem gonlieL ifal iratraOe JON
6ormano. 5 bans Ste0 oaI9tes
6abrifsmeiter q. Sobanicn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
%tcranfcit / Sillcruo. ST

Ttcrantelt / 9illcrpo. 9lllerpo,
p. 4pril. 5 oen itore Amt9uetc.
ranieit / @aar / @ilIereo oelto9
nlallge 8uiinoe @ienneifer ira By.
Ell % Anntet. al. / li08it Ell %ro-
c~csiion ira 8orpet. 5 Spioict gif
200 9ern meo 0anaebro9sildg, %
oereiter iiilgte @aroe5r9arerncs
Otuiifforps / @alu, 800 &eteraner
ira 9lmtet og alle DC lofale Soloa.
teriorenInger. lln0er &ei5 t%iltaite.
oes Der geteralerue 9.omiter ira
8inOuerne, o. en- MGngne @tenne.
tier illtte0e jig til, laa CT Froce9.
iionen Oeo 9lnfomiten til 9illere0.
6olnl talte 1900 Menneifer.
@ao Gioebanen peo 9illersobolnL
buor Der banoe lanllct Jig ca. TO-,
900 W~ienneiter, talte Qommerber.
re Gaiteni6iolo al 9orrebp ogYr0Oit
5enger al asbenbopn lnoer meget
itarft 9iialo. 5 en- paoipl9enoe
6Gllesipisning oeltog ca. 1000
Eerioner. Ser bleu bolot Ell &Gf.
fe Goler, iaale0es napnli9 ior 8e.
teranerne, % Der berifeoe Ell uleget
iterf national Stemnin1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
Dc lctte slOroer.

&c lettc SOrOer. Nal6org, u.
2lpril. De iioite Cages itarfe 9leit
bar iorboIot b~etpoelig Staoe paa
De lettere 5oroer, ioet Den entea
BELT bar btait ben npliJ neOlagte
SEQ bort eQer aiouffet Den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
llnocr Soeialiitprc.

ltnocr Socinliltgre. 5 Natltoo
9proaos iioite Msoe bebanoleOes ct
al SocioIiiten, Heoofter 9reiemann
Mitillet 6orilag ON, at Der ifuloe
bepilges 1000 SIR. til 6erierelier
Tor DC al aomminens 9erL Der
gif I 5olfeifolen. Nan %antpoeoe, Of
oct finn bar Ell 9egvnoeIle meo De
2000 SIR, og at Der ienere piloe
blipe 9rilg ior ct iterre 9eIeb.
SelpisleeIig proteitereoe9 Der moo
oeune @oogerenbeo pnn SfatteD-
oernes 9efoitning; men SociaIiltcr.
lie bar 5~lertollet, og DC beii1tte0e
5lertollets Wa9t.
@iter iooleoes at bone ~ilottet iig
nioerifren 9proaoet ell obligation
poo ct Soon pao 100000 SIR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

Gn 6coebrnnb. 6orleoen uobreo
Der Brand / StaorllpgaarO SeOe.
Sloen 6reote Jig meo uoloiom Soit
og Der bar alOorli9 5ara ior Den
imiffe 4%lantage. Neo 2%rum6oer.
mes ibGroige 9lrbeioe lgffeoes oct
oog at be9r9nie Sloen. Sc pleieoe
iii. nSfine 5olfebl." onfring ben
fniitrenoe Sloie meo Seitene Ieben.
De / iulot Stripping.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

8. Is. 2ritcbs Winoe biI / Selae
ggtntt." blipe bGoret pon Sunoreo.
~oorson9cn ior bons Cpoogelie al
Sen eIeftriife etrems Snooirfning
pao MoanctuodIen. Get er Menin,
Gen at 1'boloe en- international aon'
ores eler Ell retroipefiin s. 6. 2r,
iteo.lloitiaina I aebenbopn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
@amlc aanOner.

0dntle &nnDner. Kaa Senlbig
Sam liager en- sto6el aauilc 6or.
laoeoe.aononer iom Sor6ogre 8pf.
fcrieIifab bar iiifct op al Sopet no.
Tor 5erring. elsie aononer, 6oor
al Der er 10, oeieltoe 6enoeo t4o
Cons / aft, er / ielae nE}iu9fi. q
2agbl.~ iolgt til Ell 5a6rif i Ror.
ties / 6rnnfrig. Gn al Gagene bill
Sc blipe 6enteoe Al en- 1oGanoif Sui.
a%anonerne bar Ii9eet / @apet /
oper loo 9(ar. c par ell Sang
omfrina 1890 saonina t ct sfib
ioul TOM ira Gn8lano % ifuloe til
Sperrig nieo acn foitbore Gait. Sfi.
BET %itranoeoe peo 6erring, % DER
bar aanonerne lia1et, til 3pfferiel
ifabet eiter mango Mars iorgepes
6orisg ianot Dem % oro9 Dem
irem ior 2agens 2ps.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
Observation-Disclosures Cucrifmo. :

2onobrngslotteriets Cperifllo ira
~. Serie bar Observation-Disclosures
ioroeIt ct 9elsb al 1926 ar. Ii!
DC innlpirfenoe Observation-Disclosures
/ Spllano, pan 6pn, pon Sipllono.
pan Sollono.6 aliter oa 9ornbolm er
Ger gipet benbolosois 5000, 5000
10000, 2000 o9 1900 ar.. og oes
uoen 1ipes Der SIMS Stiits Sus'
boIoninosifoIe BOSS ar. til Detailing
al 5riplaoier i ioregooenoe aor.
iii auriuSuopolget / Spaono poes
Der 1000 ar., til oct innife llopol4
for forte aurius 100 @r., oe til
oct iipaonoife llonnla for lanoefo.
nomiife anriusbeniainoer 2000 SIR
ri Meitbelsbet goar ben iierite Gel
til en- Reffe @lontningsiorcningcr
oa 9ian.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

OltiosinnO. Belle, I. Mai. 4ad
@ooroeier elmo 66riiteniens @}arl
/ Stau1aoro er Der innoet Ell @rar
ira 9roncealoeren. 5 @raoen fono.
ties en- 9erurne meo itGrft bueoe Ii.
Der. % ell 2erifoal meo Zrer, oer
bar bnelbet over llrnen JON 2og
5 llrnen ionotcs 5rpnote Wenne
ifebeu % ct Stpffe a Ell 9ronce
naoG. 5linoet anilaae5 til at pare
ca. 5000 9lar gaunnelt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

Storm.9ticlien. 9lsiesior Anfer
bar M @. MAD 6egpnot 6or6ere.
lie oper Stortppen Storm.Rielien,
Der uiier Jig at pare i 6ei @roo
meooeliom % reoe til, 90 man MI
enOelig bar ianget BAN, ut aioifle
belle lit Snnoerigiiter mon Zprigbe.
oen. san bill i'll q. Z" ienere
blioe inoGo9t til Sbierbation, men
man nprer in9en 1bipl ON Geiul.
tatet al oenne, ban er eiter 9lsies.
iorens Mening 3ppen Pho en- pro.
ieSiionel 6orbrpoer.
5 enrigt nenter man GIeoS pGn.
Ding poa Opoo9eren Oiiffeliens
Sienfomit ira Sonoon, bpcrStorm.
HieIien bor bait Ell SeiIiebeo itaa.
enoe iuroig til 9rlig, bper @ang
ban par paa 9eie1 / StorbDen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
llngiOcialiitcrnt ior Spjcitcrct.

llngiOeialiitcrnt f0r 0gjciterct.
administrations 9om itaoinites.
llugiocioIiiterne s. L. e6riitionicn
% z. ID. g @ieiemann, Der oeu %.
9(pril 1913 peo Observation-Disclosures
6oooe ta9et Splitting beO aoitellet
% Selp9aocns aaierne, bpor DC
uoOelte ct Bar 1uiinoe 0proab
ira SociaIoemofratiif llngoom5ior.
ening, bbori Der o%piororeOes til
lllpoigbeo moo 6oreiatte, 6lep beg.
&c anbolote, % Spraabcnc fonii.
ifereoes. @eo Standardization loom,
les G%6riitianien 4 Miaane6ers6ong
iel poo iGo0anlig 5an9cfoit %
@ieiemam I Moaneos 5Gnoief
pna iuobanlig 6an8efoit.
0eieiterct, 1por 4%eieiterets 5u.
ititiarins n. 2a5icn 1otoe beaet
tit Saoe. itaoiGitcoe sen 20. 9lpr.
ariminalrettcnS Com.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

6clo / ll6clO. 6orleocn itorteoe
ct lille Barn / galborg uo ira ef
@inone pao ,. Sal ; ianlme 2ie.
bIif tom i 6el9e g.9ioroi1u." cn
Wlano 9aaenoe ! @aoroen meo noalc
tomme anliGffe uaa 9}affen; pao
OiSie bar Barnet ioa 6eloigt at ial
sc, % Def Hap ira ben u6pggeli9e
9uitreiie uoen M}cn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
6leftrieitctcn / gitpemoipsicl.

6lcffrieitctcu / 9itpcnoipsicl
9rsnoerslen, I. Mai. 8 2itueno.
ipsiel bar man toget uiocr Oner.
ueielie at uopioc Smraooet for oct
pootrnfte Ssiiprnninesprrf; bio.
til bar Der finn pGret Gale ON at
ioripne @orian % Ieeriteo. REQ
en- llnoerieeelie er oct -~fonitoteret
at 9or.9fa fon oi1ipe 65 $. g..
Mibolosiolfcne | Aalbora. s(ol.
borg, 81. april. De iampirfenoe
Observation-Disclosures | galbora
pcbtoe pno Observation-Disclosures
| Qsrbnas meo % Stemmer MOB
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
MafifOu Saum. glafifop 9praa>

Nnfifou SnUn. gtoflfou Bprddo
if / Monoog Aiten Den 81. Ipril
ell nleget llbebagelig Onerrolfelle.
: ct ertraoroinprt Wie0e meooelte
nentlig Sopneingenier gfeoei1, at
belle Soonens golpGrf uopboloe.
ligt nloa iornps. 8eo 0ntferunoer.
i%eaelicr er oct neiuli9 fonltateret,
at oct err roaooent o9 u1oermineret
oper beIe 2inien; nlolge Steoer
err Der Suller ian tore, at enNiono
fan frnbe igennem. Mon tlfioe pen.
te, at oct belle piloe itprte iammen.
laurent man life | Sebet al Ell
llaes 5io iif arbeioet paobegpnOt.
SGT oreier iio iii. %. I" ON en-
9cfoitning poo inlt 10000 ar.
SslanSif acknowledgements. 81.
ter 5orIpoenoe / oNatt." ieges Der
oonnet ct tort slftieielifnb til llo-
npttclie al ct al ISLANDS @iteriic
@ouoiolo, 9etti-6osien 90 Der
ifo( pore tegriet ct betnOcligt Iftie.
beleb baaoe | 9aumorf % | Nor
&c. Get ploulogte s(fticielifab bar
til &enii9t at anlG99c Ell me9ct
itor 6abrif. eiter 5~orlnocnoe til
l%lopinbinq al Solpeter eitcr me
Metober.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
Steumasicr Opcr SGbD. Sra ca.

Steumnslcr ppcr SGbD. sra SG.
BY meIoes til .gcnos. 1io.": en
8eitenitorm bar M q. MoD pao
treble Dag ienot Ell iaaoan Steo.
o9 S%onoilugt inc ouer SGbp, at
5oIf er peo at mite oeres gooe Sill.
mgr. 5 mango Siie bar man liae
bIeoen iaroig mco SoutOrenssrin.
gen, ier oenne Storm fom; % MI
bar Sten og Snaps leiret iig / INF.
fe Gag / oe renuoifeoe Stller, ioa
at man fan begpnoe iorira pao
3eu1eringen. 5lcre Steoer bar
Sonoflugten oonnet %olenbsie Sri.
Der. iom /. Offs. poo SiemfGrpei
Spo Tor Srbp, bnor Oct liaeireml
bar ~neobenoi9t at ooiife @cien al"
og looe 3oIf fore uoenom,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
Gn nneoommclis 5orbrpoerbnnoe

asbenbopnS Toliti oreb iorleoen
to Grenge / IA Mars 4!0eren poo
ierif @ernin9 unoer 5orieg paa
Snobruo / 9anuebroes9aoc. Geo
llnoeris9elien bar oct i'll. %. Z"
pitt liz, at De er Meolemmcr al ct
itsrre Ipoefomplot poa / alt ca II
Grenge, Der / Den ienere lio bar
begooet ca. 80 Snobril0. glae DC
inloa 5%orbrDoere oil MI blipe it'll.
let moer GGrgeraaoets Spiigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

Silfe6org oalgt til @eaeralidrttat
meo aontor i 9lar1us ira I. SeO
tember.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

q. 4. II. %. @aitcr Gliert ri
earo | aobenbnnn, ser boboe e'.ifei
at neoIGgae lit Monont Tom Sor'
mnnb for q. =. Il. ~. | 6anuiarf,
5er eiter inoirrneenoe S%pioiorina
Iaset fla bepnae til at moota.,c Sen.
bolg.
snmtioia er Gnnb. ieol. Nesicn !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20
llrocn / @cnitrc. sfat INN @ale

retsbetingclie. III. Ringtsbtng, 30
gpril. Otter Snobnoelie al 10 BAL.
gere ira 9orgo0 boloteS / @aor en-
politiif Sommenfontit / Stern. bnot
@rrmolusiagen oreiteocS. Msoet
bar beiegt al omtrent 40 &Gl1ere
ira beIe areoien. amtsraaosmeo.
lem u. q. Glaioacr / SGooing oalg.
ties til 6roitprcr, % asbmono Ssr'
genien / @orgoo inoleoeoe.
1creiter por Der Ell liplig 5or.
bonoling. iom / 6elge Sling. ".
2gbl." illitteoe meo gcctagelie al
islaenoe Meiolution:
@plaere / Gin9febina ants. 6
@olgfreos, ioriomleoe til Nieoe /
Sfiern | Anleonin9 al oct iorelig.
aen6e @runolobsforilog, teotog al
uotole. at man gerne nil uGre mee
iii Ell M @rmolon, men at Der i
benne toaes Sigte pao:
y at 5olfetingsmon0aterne life
ioreges iioober TO;
y at Notwithstanding til 5olfe.
tirget inoieres omtspis, hrilfet foit.
ilaoes | ielpe @rrnolopen;
y at @olgretten til 2an0stinget
aeres bl. u. aibGn9ia al ct uprniere
i|ircret Sfatte6ele6. JON lifrer
@runoeierne Standardization pee
49, NauAa4.nan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-20

gibeliclifabct for Tanmurf. lei.
rer ben "a. Mai Sunore6adrsoagcn
for fin Siiitelie. 3 s~lnlsOnin0 al
Subilret uoictoes Der ct ieitifriit,
f~oriotiet Of SeIifabeis Sefretrr
giifop Goulien | @ibor1.