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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Love Was to Last Like
Oak; Divorce Ponds

GRAND JUNCTION. COLO. Jan. 81
John Off, trail builder, has instituted a
divorce suit AGAINST Beatrice Farnham,
Boston artist and sculptress, whom he
married on Independence Rock, in Mon
ument Canyon, June 20. when the couple
planted an acorn that was to wither
when their love waned
After the couple We're married in the
canyon by an Episcopal service, they
climbed to the top OF the rock. where
no minister would go. and were married
by a ceremony Of their own. They be-
gan to live the simple life announcing
that houses were forever taboo.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Horse Coming Back;
Motor Car on Wane

KANSAS CITY, MO. Jan. s1.-The
horse is coming back" and the motor
car is diminishing in popularity, accord
ing TO speakers at the annual conven-
ton OF the Western Harness Manufao-
turers Association
The speakers charged the wane of the
motor car was due to the fact thar
men purchased cars who could not az
ford them, often mortgaging their homes
To do SO, and that the cost Of upkeep
was too much.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
NATION ANSWERS TODAY
BULGAR QUEENS PLEA
FOR RELIEF Of SUBJECTS
Sovereign's Pitiful Plea to The Amer
lean in Behalf of the Misery
Stricken People in Wars Wake Is
Met in a Warm-Hearted Manner.

ICED in the United States, else every
purse string would be undrawn and
every wallet opened for their relief.
Authorities who doubted and have
made personal trips of inspection have
been Mortified by their discoveries.
Women become mothers on the hill
sides, absolutely without shelter.
Hundreds in the community sub
sist upon daily allowances of bread
and water
The price of loaf of bread has
reached the prohibitive rate Of 80
cents
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Goes Cunning for a
Job; Shoots Blanks

VANCOUVER, b. G.. Jan. 3t-Martin
Swift, applicant for relief work from
the city. enforced his claim with the aid
~ a revolver He fred at S. j. Mont
gomery, clerk OF the BOARD OF works.
ing was emitted from the pistol but
noise. II is believed that the shot was
blank.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Woman Snake Expert
Makes Discovery

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
Jan, 31.-That the brilliant colors and
patterns of Southern California snakes
are really cunningly contrived by ma
ture to conceal the reptiles from no.
tice by enemies or victims is pointed
out by Miss Sarah Rogers Atsatt OF
Mills College, in a paper on 1.-The Rep
tiles Of the San Jacinto Area Of
Southern California just issued by
the university, in its publications in
zoology
Miss Atsatt found that the varie-
ga ted skin patterns OF the snakes she
collected really simulate the colors of
their surroundings.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Gets Hydrophobia
By Auto-Hypnotism

SYRACUSE, Jan. 31.--James e. Hub
bell, former clerk OF Onondaga Coun-
ty, Is in a critical condition from what
physicians declare is an attack of hy-
drophobia, caused by the bite OF a dog
two months ago.
Physicians agree that the symptoms
thus far manifested are those of a we'll
defined case of hydrophobia, but they
hope they were developed by auto-hyp-
notism.
Since the attack In November Mr..
Hubbel's friends have been good
naturedly joking him. This preyed upon
his mind and he read up on the symp-
toms of the disease
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Tariff Legislation
Reduces Sugar Crop

SHREVEPORT. Jan. S1.-Cotton
planters of North Louisiana are going
to profit by the tariff legislstion's effect
upon sugar growers. Prominent farm
ers of near Shreveport have returned
from the sugar section. where they en-
gagged a number of negro families as
tenants due to plans for reducing sugar
production.
Other cotton planters are expected to
follow the example thereby giving re-
lief to a labor problem that has caused
much cotton to go unpicked.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Girls in Want Refuse
To Become Domestics

LOS ANGELES, Jan. S1.--Although
they say they are starving and want
work. nearly all OF the girls and
women registered at the Municipal
Employment Bureau have refused
every offer of domestic service.
There are scores of domestic places
open to applicants. Three thousand
five hundred names are on the lists
of the municipal bureau.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Silent Treatment
Too Much for Wife

BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. 31.-That
her husband, Israel b. North wealthy.
formerly member OF a leading shirt
manufacturing firm, had been guilty of
refusal to speak to her for months at
time. was the testimony of Mrs Cora
North in her suit FOR separate mainte-
nance and limited divorce.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Boy Catches Pistol
As it Falls; Is Shot

WAYCROSS. Jan. 31.-When Cyril
Chandler student at the high school,
tried to get box of matches from
shelf at his home last night he knock
ed a revolver from, the shelf and
caught It as it fell. In some man
ner the weapon was discharged. The
bullet entered the young mans left
side and struck a rib, causing a
slight injury
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
CONST|PATED, BILIOUS, HEADACHy?
CASCARETs TONIGHT! DIME A BOX

stomach. They cleanse your Liver and
Bowels OF all the sour bile, foul gases
and constipated matter whichis produce
ing the misery ANCascaret tonight win
straighten you out by morning--a To-
cent box keeps your head clear. stomach
sweet liver and bowels regular and
you feel cheerful and bully for months.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
10 HOLD MEMORIAL.

ELBERTON. Jan. S1.-The local
camp. Woodmen of the World, will
hold memorial services at the court
house Sunday afternoon in honor of
j. c. Root, founder of the order. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged. Colonel John w. Bale, of
Rome, will be the principal speaker,
his subject Icing. Joseph C. Root.
the Man"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Says Bladder Irritation or Rheu-
matism Means Kidneys Aren't
Straining Out Uric Acid.

Meat forms uric acid which excites
and overworks the kidneys In their ef-
forts to filter II from the system. Reg
news occasionally. You must relieve
them like you relieve your bowels re-
moving all the acids, waste and poison.
else you feel dun misery In the kidney
haadache. dizziness. your stomach sours
tongue Is coated aud when the weather
Is bad you have rheumatic tWinges.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
MADE POSTAL INSPECTOR.

ELBERTON. Jan. 31.-Nicholas
Oglesby, for several years assistant
postmaster here, has been named as
postofiice inspector. He has made
bond and will be assigned to his ter
ritory about February Is.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01

No odds how bad your liver. stomach
or bowels; how much your head aches,
how miserable and uncomfortable you
are from constipation, indigestion. bill
iousness and sluggish intestines--you
always get the desired results with Cas-
carets
They end the headache, hliousness.
dizziness, nervousness, sick, sour. gassy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Brings Suit Against
R. R. for 4 IL Cents

WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.-The powers
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion were invoked by l.. NJ. Ewing.
Of Knoxville, Tenn. to put a stop to
an alleged practice of railway agents
which he charges wrongfully deprived
him OF AZ cents.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Widow Asks $4,000
Of Husbands Slayer

CLINTON. ILL, Jan 31.-The widow
of Tony Musser, a strikebreaker, who
was killed by Carl Person, editor of The
Illinois Strike Bulletin, has sued Person
for $4,000. Person is in jail.
Musser was employed in the Illinois
Central shops and the shooting was the
elimination of an alleged attack on him
in Persons paper
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Instantly Clears Air Passages; You
Breathe Freely, Nasty Discharge
Stops, Head Colds and Dull Head
ache Vanish.

Get a small bottle, anyway, Just to
try it. Apply a little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages of the head
will OPEN you will breathe freely; dull
ness and headache disappear. BY
morning the catarrh. cold-in-head or
catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the small
bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any
drug store. This sweet fragrant balm
dissolves by the heat of the nostrils;
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01

shoulders and arms were
all affected badly. He
couldn't sleep he was In so
much agony. IL would
break out In little red pim-
pies and would form a scale
like fish scales. His cloth
ing irritated 10 badly. 1t
itched 30 badly that he
cried nearly all the time
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
BABY IN AGONY
WITH ECZEMA
When Six Weeks Old. Face, Head,
Shoulders and Arms Affected. So
Disfgured Couldn't Tell What He
Locked Like. Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment Cured.

r. II. d. No. IA. Derita. N. C.-"M,
little grandchild took eczema when he was
nix weeks old. His face. head and little
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-07
Ipifbeo.ns Shbasesans.

8 bet nItpife Organ hamburger
Rohrihten" ffrines:
IS tIere @ar bar man meo Dor
noe 8efpmring Iogt Nprfe til,
tborIeoes Den biemmetpife Otter
Hqgt, llneoommen ira De tnitiinoe-
Be SomiIier meo oonff Mooersmaol
i7Itieenoe @roo oenoer 5norencs
DberIeperineer &pggen og goor ooer
I ben oonife 2eir. 5 5sritningeu
troe6e man bel, at BET oreiebe fig ON
afelte 5remtoninser, iom rigtig'
nof bar befIageIige, men iioen itsrrC
Betponins. 5 ben fioite lib bar
BeDagelien imiolertio antneet ct foo
bomt Cmfung, at ben eioer anIeo-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-07

5reosfOreningcns MGnO fables
iammen.

Baitor Sdmiot / 8oooer oiient-
Iiggsr / D5lensbur9er aorooeutide
3eitune" ct Opraab. iom in0Ieoenoe
iOorer til Baitor 8ogels gtringer /
Greosforenineens 9lao. 0ern9it
iortinttes:
Ri snifer De noroilesoieife ~
fferes Selpb9neIie meo ale pasien-
be W2ioIer, men fer life ben p9rite
1ienoe / oen oanife 9(gitotion, men
| De Sell ri ieID bar 9iort. og / en-
Rnngel pan egen inore WooItanOs.
fraft, iom bier fig / Itaoi9 gentog-
ne Raab ON StatsbiQlp.
gi fenoer ogioa IN utsiIesl6s
bonif &eitation~ og gnifer beitemt
WooItano | Sro og SoIoning; men
Di fan life forosmme etbbert oanif
Rooogrse moo Dor Sproapolitif og
MOB mansen anoen 5orbolosreeel
fOm tsileslss agitation.
Den @ooitanoer, iom berger fig,
nngter ri beler life Dor AgteIie,
oe bbor ban berger zig inoo os meo
Bette, blioer bore 8ooben ltumpere
og miiter Den CLANS. iom @aoben
ma babe.
8i rdaber life poa Statsmogten,
bbis Snoereb ftn bar giort De mo-
tionoI NooItanoeres I9ffer famp-
op9tieere, bore eone mere iIappe.
bi raaber efter REM 8,
fom er reoe til at bringe hoilfet iom
beIit Offer for oeres 5pifbeo oe /
oeres Snore fsler Zig ruIteoe imo0
etboert oonff Ingreb. Mpno, iom
ar Itore nof til at ogte Gonifernes
Ramp FOR oeres 5oIfelin, M9no.
Iom er fIoee nof til of tage 9roo-
ben bort fra oenne aomp neo for
ftonoiee Sorbol6sregfer. Mpno, iom
lite miiter oeres 8o, foroi noroiIes-
bigife tpffe Stotsboreere uoenWtast-
mioler orsmmer ON en- @enforenine
meo Ganmorf.
Bi trpneer til en- olnorlig
fbffbeo os Ell Regering. iom
nre6 fine MioIer bel tilberliet frein.
iier tiff GuItir, men life fsrer
Rdmp imoo gietetens og Woralens
Rogter, Tom ben life fan bamIe
op meo, m &eeering. Ser er betpnft
poa 2anoets Sreo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-07
Otto Sanfen
aasi. + b. T. b. ct. .Iutb. 4irfe amerifo.
2bitterinser.
I'll CIT Corn gsrnebiem.

SmmanueIs Waab, Cation, GaIif, lao go.
tsrret 5rugt. @iIiiIlan SsnoogsifoIe, Worgan,
Ninn, til gernenes SuIetra $7.25. GsIgenoe
fra minneapolis, Winn.. til Suleeooer til gsr.
meme: (4ae Mrs.). SC. Sanfen, M. Ssrenien,
g. 6. Senien, ". !. 2arien, S. 81. 2arien boer
so Gents, q. Sanien 1 Speater. emois Uaenis-
bebs SbnoaesffoIes Sparefasie. Gacine. Bis, til
gsrnenes SuIetre $3.50 Sinlpeioreninscn, au-
onbon, Soy f~orffeliee Sulegooer til gsrnene.
aIbert g. Nsrf, Blair, 0ebr, 6 2ommetsrfI9ber
og 6 Bigger. @etbania apinbeiorening, pInin.
piep, Nebr, 1 Sacfet, I llnoerifisrt, 2 N~atfioler,
2 aioIer, 2 Daro @aono, 2 6orflaoer, 8 timber.
treier, II 2ommetsrflnoer, / Dluie, 2 Stocfing
Gaps, 10 Bar Strsmper, 3 Bar Banter, 1 gar
genflaoer. Mrs. Sans p~eterfen, CIR Corn, Sa.,
! S9f WeI, / @aas.
SierteIis Eaf for @nperne.
st ~sIDbeIiet gptaor bnffes ale 1Iabets 2r-
iere fra os ale her poa &ierrmef.
Sans Woe
Dor 1913. CIT Corn, Sa,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-07
Gebar Calls, ia.

Stuoent ltbrenbolt og bans 5or.
lopeoe, Miis Gina ariloien, bar
Ii Suletioen pgret paa geisg Der
bos Wiis grilhiens GoraIore os
Ssiter, SIR. og Mrs. 6. ariIoien og
Nrs. gusuita Snnien. Stroent
ubrenboIt toIte | Ssnoags | Va5o.
retb airfe baabe 5~ormiooae os VI
ten.
S Wonoogs bar bet Wrs. g. grs-
peniens 5sofeIsoae, os en- flor Del
af apinoeforeningens Weolemmer
bar / ben anleonins paa 9enene for
at oberbringe beres 2pfsnffning.
Ra5aretb Renisbeo afboIot fit
Marsmsoe | Sirsbaes aftes, bpor
ben gamIe StpreIfe ee~npaIgtes.
s 5re6ogs Morses reiite Wiis
Morie Subl til Blair, Nebr., for
at frefpentere SfoIen Der.
Beter Subj, fom arbejber paa en-
Sabrif | WdterIoo, bar faa ubeloig
L forrige 1lge at bIipe rant ! Mn.
fistet Of ct stpffe Sern fra en- at
Moifinerne. Gan maatte inbIngges
poo ct at &oipitaIerne I BaferIoo,
oq Der bar I flere Doee Gore for,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-07

ming til De nloorlieite getnnfeIi9-
beoer. 8bi ifuloe oct fomme iaa
blot, at Ell iterre Del al ben biem.
metpife lln9oom moatte regnes til
8aniferpartiet. iaa piloe 6orboloe-
ne / 9ioroilesoig pGre o9rre, emo
De no9en Sinoe bar oGret. %
naor ilooiflingen fortiGttes iom /
De iioite aar. mar oct life en0ml
i oen taeote 3ime Ipftes at boIoe
oen bienmetpife ltnsooms Strsm !
oens %natnrli9e 9eie iaa bill bet
9ebet al ell onerifiielie Sio 'b9re
forbi lieo 6iemmetpifbeoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-07
Npe Ysger.

.Jro eomIe Goge" 4rSoreme.
aiebeoens Giitorie. af 5. Wrooer.
len. elegant inob. $500.
~Spren aierteeaoros uneoom-.
af DoIoemar amun6ie1. 8 ON.
fog 80 GtS.
.Qorfet ! HibeIenS - 2ibets 2ps".
Of 8. 3. 3orien. 8 OmiIas $3.50
.Doienbusproften GnepoIb GtpoIb"
% ben pietiftiife 8epneeIie | 81.
betbopn | bet 10. aarbunbrebe.
De6 8. @~roperien. 3 OmiIos
40 GtS.
.soIme6isteren Tbomos Rineo".
On foIteIis GremitiIIine peb 8.
Sroperien. Naeb aineos eaImer ON
Seiu 2ibeIie os Dbb. 3 OmiIos
40 Gts.
,Donif Stormenb@ fra be iemere
aorbunbreber ! 9efit % NiIIeber.
IF 6. 8. "a Gour % Qniib ao.
brieius. llbeipet unber 0ebbirf.
ming of en- 0re6S al Gorfdttere.
ct Broetprrf. pris $1,000.
,DiIIiom WrdnbtS GortrlIine al
0aurits Peterien. 0p ll6eone.
Snuft inbb. $3.50.
.SiiIeodben~ % g &erremsefoIe-
10 GortaIItneer for pofsne %
1brn At 0aatrn Noricbanims.
terin6em
Neb S1~Itftrdtioner at Gorfatter.
inben. Dris { crnIde 20 gts.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-07
HOW TO GET THE BEST NEW
BOOKS.

This is an age of books. and every
intelligent reader and buyer of books
feels the need of keeping informed on
the best among tae 10000 new volumes
that come from the press every year.
The wisest way to do this Is to sub
scribe for a good metropolitan newspa-
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THE RECORD HERALD'S literary
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-07
Aabenraa. sSnnoet opo.
Yrensieriet.

Zen tpife Screening rnier. Opb9'
uelien al 5orbuoet MOI amunoiens
norife 5oreoro9 / 5lensborg bar
beniot 8r. 9obn % bans 5gler
en- 8iIitano al %fortuiDlet Hoieri, oa
bette. Hoieri bar flinoet lloiIog / ei
0isoe, Der Senong oen fl. Sec. al.
boIotes / 5Iensbora. Ger par n9i-
teret ganife enormt for Sililutn.ng
til bette M'soe ira ale ire Sertilg.
BONNER. og meo groif % 9ram
iorfpnotes oct / 5ortpifnin9spres-
len, at Mp6et ifuIoe blioe IN Wprfe-
pal / HoroiIesni9s Siitorie. Get par
nemIig Seniigten at fornnitoIte en-
Experimentation, Der paa iam-
me 5io funoe ifr9mme oen oanif.
iinoeoe9efolfning og true Den prels-
life 8egering til at uGre Gr. Sabn
% Seller fslgagtig.
ON Reiultotet al 9raitnnitr9n.
eelien telegraferes:
Hg. Berlin, 10. December.
iii 8olffs Bureau t~elegraieres
ira 6~Iensborg:
Der bar Der / @oor pGret afbolot
10 Weoer. Tom buer oneru9reoes al
ober 5000 Wenneifer fra ale areo-
ie al R~oroilespigs tpite g~efOlfning
Eaa begge Msoer boIotes 5oreorag
al 1oIere ira Slespig og Soften
ON 3or6gr9nieIan6s Spsrgsmoolet.
SeIgenoe ReioIution oeotoees enitem.
migt:
8i iorlanger;
u at Den ~preisiiife Stat isrger
Tor, at Ganmnrf opfpIoer De 5or-
pIieteIicr, iom bet bar bunoet zig
til peo 0ptant.3 raftoten, % ligele-
oes unognor Sfinnet al at itstte ben
oonife propaganda,
p al ben preIsiiife Statsrege.
ring ioit % uoen 9afIen mooiptter
fig ben oonffe gropaganoa / 0oro-
iIespig. (gi beflager opbt Den alt
for 6nppigt fonitntereoe 3ig5og.
aurs; bi snifer life noeen art Obi.
fame, men Retfproiebeo og StrGng-
beo, iomt en- fat Saanos golitlf),
- at Den fal. Statsresering itaar
iait / Spsrgsmaolet angaaetoe De
SiemGsie,
~ of Den fel. Statsregerlng meo
ale Mioler itstter Epifbeoen, Der
harot fqmper for fin Griitens.
8i enifer inotrpngenoe, Of Wpn-
.oiabeoerne ion bel Tom be Pribate
moa fonme til Grfenoelie al, at
en- efterqipenoe Sorioningspolitif |
'29nqoen bill blipe uologt Tom Soog.
beo oe itprfe agitntionen.
= iii ben preusiiffe Gremftil-
ling fan foreIebis bem9rfes flyer
.SpG. 9ft." at Oct enc al Msoerne
boTotes | aoIosieitm, Der er 5lens-
borqs Itsrite 2ofnIe, og at Der | bet
te 0ofoIe notoriif fun fan bore 10
1900 Wenneffer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-07

at ban maaife oiIoe mite Spuet
paa oct enc gie, men III efter at
ban er bleOet broet till fit Stem Der
/ 9pen, menes Der. at ban aIIioebeI
oil fontnie til at ie meo oct beIfaoi-
&c 2ie. @i bill boobe, at ban mart
maa blioe beIbreoet o9 fao fit Spn
%tilboge.
Rptaarsaften boboe 0a3oretb Me-
nigbe0s Notwithstanding 6eres SSu-
IetrGsfcit meo Grogrom. Soften emo.
tie iom iGObonIigt meo, at De unge
tilbroate Ell bnegeIia Stlmo fam.
men ON aaffeboroef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-07
SnnSueb. De nj @anse ii. al

@hhOulo. II III VuHBt IL loA+
Nm 4itGgtsmano Teter 2aurit5en
Ii 9laafroa fpIote 6reoos Den u.
Sec. sc aar. san er feot I 9ranos-
bsl paa gls.
5 1916 aitiente ban lin gGrne-
pligt neo 10. Battalion, 8. aompaq-
nj / aebenbabn. 9a Spreret BRIO
no / 1913. bIeo ban after faIot til
6anen. 9aurit8en fit burtig Slo-
oaab. 9a BET ferite orGbenoe Sfuo
faIot ira 6ienoens SIDE oe fr9ne
oe Seiers 2io, oa too oen afoeling,
9allrit3en hsrte til. / @rnaiten; ben
elf berfra til Bob og I6sneoe her
oct ferite Sfuo / 9ompcn. Otter
9ampen beo 9oo elf geien til Giles
big og oerfro after til Gls. Com
5orpoit bor 2ourit5en ienere meb pe0
@rsngrsft. berfra tr9netes 2inien
tiIbnge til Stenoeriip og RDbeI, bpor
set fom til 9refning. Sort efter
meote man 5ienoen oeo GpbbeI, %
oeo 9robobeOet tog mar TO ~iafiiife
4anoner.
9ourit3en bleo 81 gar gammel
in1en hon / 1860 oifte0e fla meo
Marie Sesien of 9rnnosbsI. aaret
efter fgbte De en- 2onbeienoom poa
~ Ssnoer Soro | gInufrog. 8enfte
Gienoom bar for Reiten gqnens melt
fenote, nemIie G%cfersberas, Ben BAN
ffe 4runitmolerffoles @runolPa9rrs
Ssoehiem; / Sonen itnor IN Rinoe.
item for BAN. 9enne Gien6om rsg-
teoe 9nnrit3en meo SIio og gffura-
tesie, inotif ban / 1885 operorog Den
til fin pIoite Sen; | aft bar Der to
Conner. IoaIe Star ienere iolate
Ssnnen Gienoommen, oa ban ooer.
tog fin Zones Ssoegnnrb. gloobsi.
Gen qonIe npoer MI fprlig Yleie
bos ben nupprenoe gier.
2aurit3en bar fnaet ben oonife
Rri9smeooine oq mo6toger n%otnrlia-
big Den oonife Spoersgobe til Be
%ternnerne.
9eo 8ulgurnen er ban altio en-
fiffer Mono. Den Sane, ban | fin
ltnaoom fnmpeoe for og UNDER, bar
BON life fbigtet / 9loeroommen.
Reis6S. @or Sognefirfe er / ben.
ne 9io bGeben prpoet ligeiom andre
airfer meo ct 9rucififs, Tom gil-
le6buggpren SEES Climb / &oneer bar
ropet. Smfoitningerne, Tom er til
oeiebroete be6 %frininiae Sober, be.
lsber fia til 100 Worf. Ger er fun
cen Mening bran6t 29g oe 2Rro,
nemlia at Q~unitnprfet er uomprfet,
oa at BET | fit ioIioe M1teriole =
pfbgnmmelt GqetrG - oirfer ianre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-07
S~lensbOrs. Ssb af ct SlnstilfGl-


DC. C5G. Gb.) Ongoog aften Den
3. Sec. ofgif 9pens met fenote
Cage. @ebeime.S anitetsrooo Or.
Sh9oel neo 9soen, 66 aor GAM
mel. Gen ofosoe bar | benbeo 81
anr n9ret SoerlGge og 4irnra poo
Reconsideration, og bans gp Tom
Operator bar - fprlie | ti6ligere
9io - meget fort.
Or. Sd9oel osoe ~pluoielie. gno-
III nppnte Snsoog bar ban rail- og
/ fuIo @irfiombeo. Sen pna Otter
miooogen moa ban Dog BABE fslt
noget ui9oponIiet, tbi ban ios6e til
fin Suitru, Of bans Sierte bar TOM
en- iing Iiaes, Der bar @legfot. San
fpsgte BOG ielb meo bette. aloffen
iiot ODER 7, Iieeiom ban iammen meo
lin Sidtru boboe fat fig til Gebor-
oct, bIeO ban Dog ereben Of ct pluo.
ieligt Sloebefiroenoe. 6ooe6et innf
ne6 paa 9rpitet, mems ban nnee-
De ooer itprfe Smerter, % ct 2ie'
bIif eftsr bor ban oeo.
Oct bnr ct boarot Sloo for ben
ofosoes SuitriL Der ino pluoieIia
bar .brenen gnfe. 5enbes Ssnner,
Of 6biIfe ben enc er 2pge | 5om-
BORG. foI6tes itrofs biem til Sooe.
rens 8sosleie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-07
SfoIefasfen n.

csr fpitteret, ie QbI. Nr. SO =. -. -. ...... 1901 90
Nortb Qlatte, Nebr Rogle 8enner :. >. -. -. .. =. 100
9annebrog, 0ebr, s. Beterien :. -. -. 500
Blair, Qebr, Spe Z. Mnoerien, S. 9. gheien bp. 3;
9bomas @britenien 81; R- g. Sonien, s. 3. Snnien,
6. t. 9onien, q. z. 2uno. u. Y. Fang, Sbonas 9bri-
itenitr, Seren senfn, DrS. MareiS gecf bb. SO; gauI
geterien, ebrition anoerien, Otto Sanien, @briit @o
ien6ecf q. 6. Serenien, 2ouis 9obetien, Sens an.
oerfn, gbriIian Gnoerfen Goer, Sacob gnoreaien, Bait.
6. 3. aieIIer, 2reb enger, S. q. NieIien Better Gbri.
itenien, Gbrit Semen Vahnter), 6. W. GbriiRnien.
Bars .Sanien, gtels Senieu, SobonneS Senien bp. 50;
{. 8. Mamf, Gbritofpr Vallien, DO. $f.50; 2bomas
gnoerien, Y. Z. Paulen, u. Uierf, Sinon Gbrftenien
S. q. Sbonfon, u. Sobnion. 6. Sobnen, 6. R. Gbri-
ftenjen (5snrer), Ssrgen Ssrenien, Rasnus peoer-
len, q. :. 9abni, u. 2illetborup, Mener gfmf, 9beo.
anoerien. Gbrit q. Sobnen. Gbriit 3. Senfen 6. SEES.
perfn bp. 81; :. 9. porien soc :. - .......... $3.50
9fointiem. Iebr, 81. gosnnisfan 49,. 1000
gmes. geebr Moru Snnien :. 100
Sutbinion, Minny Neter Sonien, q. 6. 9bomien bu. So;
Motbiloe Sobonien 81 =. =. ......... 100
Chicago, Sn, SiIoams Digb. Bat. 8. Sumonien, Chr.
9ongooro, Sobanne anoerien, Warie Sarien, y. s. Gin.
Den, g. Sploabl, 6. 2arien bo. 50, Gina HieHen, Chr.
9iefen, 9reo Rieren, Wirs. s. Simonfn, Sens WeL.
CIR Solnt, Sob. Oangaar6, D. Sonfen, q. y. OIfen,
abelone Nieien bp. 81; Soa 9amlgaaro, gaarie anoerien
30. DOC. =. -. =, -, =. -. =. =. - 49, 1oVV
aiIfammen. -. $2o5942
Blair, Nebr, |. 81. San, 1913.
Otto Sanfen,
aosf. I b. T. b. ep. Iutb. 4irfe amerita.