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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-04-07
Moelter district went to her home
in Minneapolis Saturday, where she
will spend her vacation.
TRACY UP AGAINST 1T

Ed. Jennings has. bought lots in the
west part Of town and intends to
build good house on them this sea-
son. In the meantime Ed and his
wife are entertaining. their father
the Elder jennings, in stable ON
the premises which is serving as d
place of abode. Last summer A. b.
Kluge's folks were forced to live in
their granary while they built, and
Jess Rea's. family eamped last VIM
ter in rooms over. granary-feed-
mill AT this time a, family is glad
to have the privilege of living in
our abandoned pest house. So il ap--
pears Tracy is really forced to en-
ter upon a building. boom this sum-
mer and it has already started
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blade, she is recovering nicely.
Mogan schools close Thursday for
their Easter vacations, the teachers
all expect to leave town.
Mrs. Maria Hewitt, who has been
in Dakota with her daughter, Mrs.
w. O. Lehman the past six years
arrived here Thursday for short
visit with old friends. Grandma
as we love to call her was one of
the early settlers at Lone Tree, and
although well advanced in years is
hale and hearty, and indeed a well
come visitor in our midst.
F. H. McRae met with very pc
culiar accident at his farm home,
which will deprive him of the end of
one of his fingers. He was in the
barn caring for his team of mules.
One of the animals became frigh-
tened and kicked Mr. McRae on the
hand, in such manner as to sever
the finger near the first joint. DR..
Adams was called to dress the wound.
The. German Methodist Church is
having the manse and barn wired
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DELHI NEWS ITEMS

Miss Vera Kienzler was on the sick
list. the first of the week and was
unable to take charge of her school.
Miss Sarah Stewart came up from
Seaforth the last Of the week to
spend her week of spring vacation
at home
Easter services in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday. Special sermon
and special music.
{ AZ daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Jacobson last Sunday,
Miss Edith MaieheI Of Fargo was
an over Sunday guest at the. home
of D. R. 'Corquodale.
| Miss Edna Stewart of Winthrop
lis spending her week of vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Stewart.
The C. E. Society will entertain in
the church parlors Thursday evening
| this week. All members and friends,
and any who are considering becom-
| ing members, are invited to be pres
ent. Admission free.
American lady corsets are correct
in style, fit and price. Sold only by
]. NJ. Archer, Delhi. The Store
That Treats You Right" 37-1t
| Your Easter dinner will not be a
disappointment if you buy your Elk
ings" at Archer's. Our goods al
WAYS fresh gilt
Miss Margaret Roche of Minneap-
oils has been visiting few days
with her friends, Mrs. D. R. MeCor-
quodale and Miss Isabella Reid.
A L. Leonard spent most of last
week in the twin cities attending the
democratic convention.
NJ Christianson left for Deep
Haven last Wednesday where he will
have charge of large surfacing
gang on the NJ. & St. L.
Miss Aletha Carlton Of the Madi-
son schools spent last week the guest
of her friend, Miss Ida Southmayd
j. A. Lagerstrom went to st. Paul
on a business trip the middle of last
week.
Miss Marie Reed, who was quite
| i'll last week is again able to attend
school
Henning Petersen was quite i'll
with pneumonia last week, but is
now on the mend.
Miss Lena Ellingson of Vesta is
guest at the Moldestad and Maur-
stad homes.
Mrs. r, E. Archer and daughter
Sylvia, and Mrs. B. Wilson and little
daughter, Veda, were over Sunday
guests of relatives at Green Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Knapp and Mis-
ses Mott and Harter of Redwood
Falls were Sunday guests at the
home of j. H. Reed.
| The Cafarella orchestra of Min
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MORGAN NEWS

+ Miss Nellie Hanson is assisting
DR.. w. W. Carlyle in his dental par
lors. s. "a
f Miss Ellen Horr of Redwood Falls
visited with Miss Floy Albrecht a
few days last week.
Mrs: Mary Root is confined to the
house with rheumatism.
Joe Thomas was over from Wa
basso renewing old acquaintance a
week ago.
Miss Rosa Fixsen the obliging as
sistant at the postoffice was Red
wood visitor this week.
Mrs. H. F. Hopfenspirger is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Schultz at Red
wood Falls.
Joseph Hoffman was a passenger
to New Ulm Sunday.
Ferd Hartwick returned to his
home in Taunton after few days
visit with his brother, Joe Hartwick,
and his sister, Mrs. H M. Ball.
Mrs. Shells is in Slayton this week
attending a Missionary Convention
of the Mankato Presbytery.
w. F. Dickmeyer and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson from near Nor
ton, were guests at. the Will Root
home Sunday The ladies are sis
tiers of Mrs. Root
Miss Frances McQuit returned to
her duties as teacher in the Owa-
tonna schools Sunday, after a weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. w. H. Ball.
Mrs. ]. D. Evans, who spent the
winter with her son, E. w. Evans,
left on Friday for Lake Crystal,
from there she will go to Minneap-
oils where she will spend Easter
with another son.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Potzler is slowly recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Floy Albrecht was the guest
of Redwood friends the forepart of
the week.
Mrs. Orphie Younker and family
of Morton, have been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Hanson south of
town. The children are all i'll with
measles since their arrival.
Leslie Hartwick is enjoying visit
with the home folks.
Mrs. Bickford and little Ruth, of
Mountain Lake, are spending the
Easter vacation at the home of F.
A. McRae. Just before coming here
Ruth had the misfortune to fall
while sliding on roller skates in such
manner as to break her shoulder
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WANDA WANDERINGS

Mrs. Herman Dremlon is enter
tanning her brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs, VIM. Letzlaff of Kasota this
week. III
NJ. and Mrs. Gus Otto spent Sun
day at Morgan.
Misses Lizzie Ludewig and Grace
Blomberg and Mrs. Ada Wallraff
went to Sanborn Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Kuehn and
family and Miss Lydia Yackel ate
Sunday dinner with Mrs. Kuehn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alter
matt.
Mr.. P. B. Jennigcs and his crew
including Messrs. billiard Drees, Ed
win Eichten and Bernard Ludewig
left for Tracy Monday morning where
they will begin. work this week.
Mrs. Ludewig rs entertaining her
little granddaughter, Anna Strasburg
of Sleepy Eye this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Balfany and
family and Kurt Kruger autoed to
Comfrey Sunday, where they saw
Miss Della Balfany confirmed in the
Lutheran Church.
Misses Florence and Merl Evans
came home from Tracy Saturday.
Miss Merl will stay for some time
with her cousin, Mrs. John Eichten.
A number of young people gath
cred at the Moelter home Sunday
afternoon, to surprise Miss Julia
who had a birthday that day. A de-
licious supper was served about six
o'clock and after that games and
music formed the entertainment of
the evening.
Mrs. Anna Garritz of Vesta spent
the weekend with her sister, Mrs
Matt Eichten.
Mr.. Pooley and family moved here
last week from Walnut Grove. Mr.
Pooley will conduct harness shop
here this summer
MRS. John CORES WONT to New
Ulm Saturday to spend few days
with relatives.
Miss Lizzie Aftermath came home
from Springfield Monday to spend
some time with the home folks.
Palm Sunday was appropriately
observed in the Catholic Church here
last Sunday. A number Of people
from surrounding towns attended the
services and were afterwards enter
tanned by relatives in town.
Mr.. Vincent Dooner left for Can
ada Saturday p. NJ, where he was
called suddenly by the illness of his
brother, Charles.
Miss Laurel Evans left one day
last week for Springfield, where she
win stay for some time with Mrs.
/ Leo Fox
Rev. Fay Of Springfield called on
Rev. JOS Jagerman last Friday.
Miss Sullivan who teaches in the
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neapolis will give a dance in the hall
Tuesday evening, April IA.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the class play at Redwood Falls
though some went to Belview for the
same purpose.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09

Zen epangeliit-lutberite Spnooal-
fonierenee al RorOamerifa bolOt lit
aSiloer Su6iIee" (SslDiubil9um) /
0fiimaufee ira 12.-17. aug. /
bethlehem epangeliif lutberife Sir.
fe. - 3ette Samiuuo, ser oraani.
iere0es / 1877, beitnar al Gen e0an.
geIiif-Iutberife Spno0e al 4lisiouri,
Ohio % anore Stater, @isconiin.
Snnooen, Minneiota- Spnooen, 8af.
Snnooen. - De 81 tiliteoepprenoe
affreoitereoe 8eIegater tiaige
meo , ira Den epangeliif-lutberife
norife Snnooe reprGientereoe
npiten 1000 @enig6eOer meo ct
aommaHifantantal al omfrin8 Ell
01iaion.
SEQ 4abnings Sesiionen tate
aon%ierencens 6ormano, 4ait. 6.
@aliemit3 oeo Grace Mt6erife Sir
fe, Milnotfee. no ira SOD. 6. -.
san isgte at piie. bOorIeoes 6olf
/ pore Gage prsDer pan at toin8e
ariitns til at blioe aonge al oenne
9er0en % suifer al bare BAN til
at itaa 6aooer for aliltiir. Daora-
litet. ioriol 6orbeoring. 6iloioii o9
Tor nuiten enboer al Menneifer OBJ.
fm0en 8eligion. SaIeren bite, at
ariitis forioin0er, naar iaaoanne
~per0gIiae aroner til6Does BAN, Il.
aeiom ban gior0e. 0a Ran oan0reoe
6erneoe. Sans Orb e9l6er enonu:
Dit Riae er life al oenne Ser.
6en."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09

ben nbpre ~interesiani, % Hcgerings.
blaze % onore 5orretninger tiener
gooe Renge paa at banole meo lar.
peoe @Iasihimper paa @noerne.
Ill oaaIia n~eaIiaeres SoIeH aanife.
Soft befraater oen UNDER Den Spns.
uinfel, Ranoen onlogoe, oa ban
ioaoe: sMaa lea be- ON &ooneu,
Gen aiper os 9ps ON Hdttet naar
oet er msrft SoIen, Den itil-
ner 10 bare en- Gngen. h5or BET I
6orpeien n Init"
Reu altiaa SoIcn par aftaeI,
% 5olf aif runot "a inaffeoe ON
grotuberanier % Sabineoets0ro.
iiecring paa Cbierontoriet peo z.
iterpolo; ST. 212 ON eitermiooaaen
par 9elnsninasiorboloene after /
0roen. oa 81. 3 nor ser fife ct
N1cnneife / aougcus aobenhoon.
Der ifrnfe0e SoIen en- Canfe Ian.
qere. eomar0 Sporre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09

s g0anneoirfe4 al iiOite llse
~ffriues ON. At SeiifoleforitanOer $.
gegtrups 6oreoragstiir / ooen Oan-
ife airfe1s Menigbeoer Der / ame-
rita er opgibet for i 9lar, San ianOt
BET unoer De 6orbolO, Tom er ino.
traaot oerbiemme, ~uforioorliet at
tage al SteO. 9ait. $. SeIpeg, Der
iflloe bare reiit meo iamme Sfib
iom gegtrup. fan M life Dentes
for END / 0ftober. San baoOe ienot
Telegram til g1anneoirfe~ ON MI
lDsning al gegtrups 5%oreoragstur,
men 9laoet oplpier. at bette Gele-
gram life er naoet rem ill fit Be
Itemmeliesiteo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09
RciOlntion, fattct paa areosmeoct
9anias Sin.

a0ieo 0enipn til DC uroliae 1ioer.
bpori ri leper. meo Sen frpgieIiae
aria % 9IoOsnoapOeIic i europa
o. mro nac De RrOiler % al Den
Re6. iom maa isGse Oerai. amer
bette. areosmsoe iie tilifpnoet oe
iorpligtet til at opforote @l6s 5oIf
/ Dor areos iaa rel iom pda auore
Steoer til at beOe @u6 ON. at ban
eiter lin 8orbormeIie % / fin be.
ififfeoe 3ime pil nbringe ariaen til
at bsre op", % at ban / Snroeles.
beo oil beoare Sreoen / bette port
elifeoe 2ono, De ioreneoe Stater %
port fare 9amIe 7onmarf. iom
oaiaa / Belle SfanOinapien."
Snobragt pan Msoet. unoerte9net
At 9rpitrrne 8. ~. Sonien. I. 2.
9ia % u. RaSmmsien o. tilitemt
al 8oriamIineen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09
Solformprfelie.

asbcnbapnerne bapoe / @nar
Ell 1imestio nnoet at fGnfe pan
emo arie, alllpriier % Snieier.9ie.
oerorpgtiebeoer; bet pnr Solfor.
msrfeIien, Der optoo allies Sino %
Zine.
Get fan BOG life nagtes: Solens
Sptrpoen blep noaet al en- 3inifo;
bet pnr fnn De SO al ben. Der bar
IfiuIt al Soroifnasen, men Ri fla.
reoc os itoIt meo ben iioile Rien.
ocSel, ian geIDsnineen bar fun gan.
ffe IiOt forringet % nGrmeit at
betragtr Iom en- / 2igbeo meo Sen
al asbenhonns aomnnine pna Ga.
oefpaternes Omrna6e nODiite geipa
reIfe.
Oct er iGroeles lotterIipt at ie
3olf itaa rnnbt | ale @a6eoere oe
pan nabnp RInbier o. itirre meo ct
be9aOet Gniietsuotrpf OBJ MOB ben
itore 0nrme@ 1ennem CT fife Stpffe
msrft @Ins. I'll ooeIis ifGnfer
GoIf life Solen en- 9onfe 6ens
Gfsiitens betrngtes iom Ell Seln.
fsIee = men bnffer ben Iig bare
for en- Tells g~eofommen6e. bIiper
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09

inore llopifIing er itanoiet. bets
SfoIer % lln~iperiiteter itaar Ledge.
5piflauo oil / mango aar blipe
ben met forbaote Ration j europa.
= Men Al aifen oil Der reiie fig ct
mt 5piflano. / bUiIfet 0emofratiet
oil regere. / boilfet ingen eufelt.
mano eaer @ruppe al PROFESSIONALS
02anoorabere ifal baoe Ma9t til At
iturte Ell 6el SerOen / Sor8. =
Ger Forefommer os al itor 9etD0.
ming. at iaa mango Ameritanere Il.
ger / GAG: .9i eniter, at aeiieren
maa lioe 9eoerIag, % BET tpife 5olf
maa ninoe.4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09

Gang 9ieneitetio. 9ait. ariitian
M2agelsiei. Al Cen norife Spnooe,
iom i 10 aar bar betient o9igblano
@rairie~ 0enigbeo i Souiton
Gountp, 9finn., bolot iilg. Aug.
i'm afIfeosprooifen Der Seuoag ben
26. Sui. gait MaeeIsien bar / i'm
Sieneitetio g~tpnigbeOen oebt
2,270 Menneifer, fonfirmeret 1850
oiet 5f5 Bar % giort Sieneite PED
omfring 1000 9%earapelier. Sait.
Magelsien er Sen Al en- ErGit i
Statsfirfen i aor9e og bleu feOt
Der Tor II Aar iioen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09

Stor gpffelie. aEbe Snoian
@itneis", iom uogiues ! 9alfutta,
meooeIte fornplig ON en- marfelig
8pffelie, fom er eoaet ben ODER
GentraIproDinierne omfrins 0elbi,
8unjab og garooa | Snoien. Weo-
oeIelIen oafte Inn tor Spiigt, at
@eroensblooet Zines" | 9onoon
optog ben npIten / fin Selbeo. S
Giltrifter meo 90 Wisiion9rer er
Der / fort lib oebt 100000 Wen.
neifer Tom 6rugt at en- Bpffelie,
Der opitoo iblonot Mnsierne. Dan
penter, at p~oerligere 200,0 900 ! ben
nprmeite 5remtio BIT lutte fig til
ben frfitne Menigbeo, og / 3 Gi-
i~trifter IDnes cen oe en- balD MiIion
of Itao fpr6iee til at gaa oDer til
Griitenoommen. 8epepelien fore
gaar prientlig blonot aeeroprfere
pa be loDere RIasier. De Ter |
Qriitenoommen oeres eneite Saab.
2 Wlret, fpor Der err finn cen Wis-
fionpr, err Der osbt 10000 unoer
@pffeIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09

ltotoleIier ON arigen: DSiitorier
bill boloe 9pifIano aniuarlig for
oenne arig~, f~friper uEbe Dutleof"
inf GneprIoe bar giort fig til
Menneifebeoens 5ienoe. Cets goe'
laaaelie bill blipe BET tpife t6olfa
Grigsrelie % til 5reIie for Repub-
Iifanismen | EUROPA" vNeip yori
WorIo". rGpeuing Noit" ifriuer b.
a.: Zen mastioe Sanoelsbpanins,
Tom tiff 5oretaeiombeo og slio
bar reilt, er aIereoe peo at faloe
til Soroen. Tiiiinoer gaar oeres
Miiu | Msoe. 7uif SanoeIsfIoaoe er
pco at bIipe feiet al Sapet. Dets
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ABOUT THE WAR.
Observer -

There are, in the main, as !
see it. only two underlying eau
ses for war. Overpopulation and
Envy.
Ny purpose, here. is not to
trace the two in their various
and complicated ramifications
with the selfevident and popular
causes. the principal of which is
commerce, however fascinating
such an Investigation might be.
We shall merely, by M back
ward glance, point to the fact
that the first war in history
was instigated by envy, pure and
undiluted. Abel, through direct
Divine favor, was in possession of
something (albeit intangiblel
which Cain did not have, yet
ardently desired. SO, although
he could not hope to obtain the
same by killing his brother, envy
pictured to him the idea that II
he slew his brother, his soul
should no more be hnmbled by
Abel's superiority.
There is an old adage: lnyi-
dia festos dies non agit - that
is to say envy never takes a
holiday. This is only too true,
alas Envy has been on the job,
and doing overtime, through all
the centuries. Nay, even those
who earnestly desire to live the
Christ-life will find hat they
have work on their hands TO keep
envy subdued, since it is curious
ly interviewer with the springs
Of action in fallen human nature.
Now, if envy oftentimes gets
the upper hand with such indi-
viduals as sincerely strive TO
connteract il, how much the more
must this be the ease with thoss
who, nonchalently. give it full
sway and FREE play. This be
comes evident. both in the his
tory of rival business corpora
fions and rival governments.
Each would fain be Number One.
II has been well said that corpo-
rations have no soul Govern
ments are probably much in the
same condition. That envy,
through the last few decades, re-
/ peatedly has brought old Europe
to be the very edge Of sangnin-
airy conflict, every observer of
the passing show is well aware.
Finally, the deed is done. There
is war, with a vengeance.
The writer does not deem it
necessary 10 attack, with an ar
ray of words, the power which.
in 1864, took away a portion Of
our Fatherland. This others can
do, and are doing. ever so much
more efficiently. He would like,
though. lest we forget, TO call
attention IA England - what she
has done, is doing, and will do.
Also TO Russia.
The desire and ability to see
things as they really are, implies
a balanced and regulated mind.
to which, perhaps, not many at
tain without strenuous effort. II
is true that without evenness Of
mind, and a capability Of taking
the large view, the comprehen-
sive, historic aspect, no correct
Judgment a possibly be formed
in any matter. Thus, the pres
ent World-Wa can be under
stood in it's true continuity only
in the light Of history.
Nothing short Of a general war
could ever have established nor
NAL conditions in Europe. AS it
is, a comprehensive war can do
SO only for a time. For human
nature always remains itself. The
primitive instinct is tenacious
and difficult to subdue. Great
wars have, in a sense, formed
the movements Of the ages. Man,
to-day, seems no farther than he
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9reosmsott / @anlas GitD

g%aebraifa areos al Gen iorene.
Be oaaife en-. .lutb airfe" afboI0t it
10. aarsmsoe / Dor 5reliers Die
nis6e0. annias Gitp, aas, ! "a.
gene ira Sc. Sept. 1914. Oct
fnnoe maaife bare al nogen 5nter.
este fprit at bsre IiOt ON Menig.
beoen Der.
8or 0lisiion / Storbgerne CT al.
ti0 forbunoen me0 mango og tore
9anffeliabeoer. 5 nogle 1iIfpI0s
er port oonife 6oIf iaa ipreoi. ai.
itanoene ioa tore, at oct er onnite.
ligt at iomIe Dem. 5 De fIeite Ill.
iploe er iaaoan Wisiion oDr. Get
er onrt Tor en- arbeioer at leoe
Der; onrt at iaa @runo at reiie Ct
@nosbus paa og oprt at bDg9e BET
Og / ale 5ilf9Ioe er 10 pore 5olf
iao optoene Of iaa mango anors
Ting. at oct er poniteliet al iinoe
Bum for bet aoriets Oro, Der er
en- @nos aroft til SaIi9be0 for
bner ben, Tom tror.~
9ette er bel iaa @runoen til. at
set oftc irttes no aar efter aar
meo at toge fat. s Storitaoen ct.
2ouis bar Der I mango aar Dprrt
5ale ON at aniRtte en- 4rbeioer,
men inotil | 8ng err BET bleOet Der.
Deo. 5 Gan 5rancisco og Salt
Cafe Gitp bIep Der fsrit taget iat.
ga oen foreneoe airfe itiIleoe iia
bag Deo arbeiOcrne os iagoe: @aal
bi igrger for l1Ogiiternel aanias
Gitu banner noget al en- llnOtageIie
ioet BET ber er en- entelt are6s, Der
bar begpnot og biotil itsttet meo
De nsouenoige MiOler. 5lere aar
fer Dor airfe blep in6oelt | De
s areoie meO iaitaitte @rpnIer,
par giet rettet MOB annias Gin
iom Ell Wisiionsmarf, Der biroe
OBJ. 5 Here anr bIeD Der
ienot grpIter Oerneb for at unoer,
isge 6orboloene oe for at Opffe
oqnaiel bos bort 5olf efter firfe.
fla getiening og paa ben Waaoe
iomle WateriaIp til en- fremtioig
Meniabeo. Den nf, bet elf fnn
fmdat. Woaifp bar oct, ioroi nogl,
al os, iom bfep ienOt, life oueoe, !
aft Sab life one0e ret meget. Wao-
ife par oct andre @rinoe. 8e.
pisligt er bet, at BET for bore Zine
iaa 10. Tom ON BET ipilbt lllei-
lig6eo. Otter iaaoan 6amlen irem
% tilbage tog enoelig Nebraifa
areos Sageft / line 9rnoer Ynd
ct areosmeoe, ofbolot I Stople-
BURT 1905, beilutteoe areoien: hi
biz tage fat. gi bill ipttc en- 9rbei-
Der ino / Qdnias Gitp, og Ri ri.
bore BAN og bans @erning paa
gennans arme og itstte Sogen nteo
Wiofer, inotil ben fan bore iig
felp. Samme Mgoe uoite6te 9aIo
til EnIt. 6. Wilbefmien iom Mis-
~iionsprrit pan Den nDe arbeiosmarf.
Gan toa imo6 aaIoet, og fon bar
g~eapnoelien aiort. Set ifal iaa T.
aes til Webroffa areos's Nos, at
oenne Misiion bar bnft og bar en-
tor NInos I 4ierterne. ut BET bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09

9pe M~isiion9rer. Gen ~ioreneOe
norife Strife u%oienoer / aar islgen-
De npe Wisiionprer: Eli Yinoaga-
far - 9rpiterne q. 6. @artioro,
s. &. arogb, g. Iner6ers og oisies
SuItruer iamt Uliis Clara GpslanO.
ser Ifol ooertoge Stiaingen iom
2qrerinoe for MislionGrernesB srn.
os Wiis Sneara 9afling. I'll aina
- Or. 5ebbn og Suitru til Soipis
taIet / aioiban, 9oit. u. 70. @au.
gan oa SuItru til Station 2oibau,
9ait. eoDarO Ssnif til Sinpang,
SGter esnga guergsneis til Sui.
ping oa Riis anna 8snning til
2oihou. 3 aft 10 8erfoner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09

oe bsrt Sein eanfen men life bnpoe
litffet OBJ Tor BAN. ST ilnoenoe @fs.
empel oerpna = en- 5~iloragelie no
al Oeres egen Miote = bIeo iortalt.
gabner ri fer Seins Der, oil ban
aabne Tor os Der; men lufter ri, oil
ban LUTTE. = aoret alaoeOe os mes
ell Sang. Den 4poitoliife 9eIiienelie
% Sesiionen baoeoes.
(Shuttcs)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-09
9anmarfs 3OrrelpOnoauee.
abbpn.. y. aueuit 1914.
Heaerinaen % Arigen.

Hegerinaen % arigen.
Snotil Tor Inn en- @iaaneostio
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i 9onoet % troeoe paa oeres 4arti-
presses 9aaitanoe ON, at Dor aliI-
tir par tilitrpftelig til port 6or.
jpor, % at De Millioner, port 0iili-
trrbuoget adrIig beloiteoes meO,
par faitet I Ssen. 81 9oIitifere
al roOital % ioeialiitiif 5orOe fG-
Ieoe ior oenne Cpiattelie, og Sol
acn par inobnroes p6litiife Stri-
Oigbeorr % %ianntiif Sneperiun
alt til Sfaoe for port gono % 0ets
llopifliu9.
d iaa. meo eet. maatte oisie
9~nifueIier %repi0eres. 3 9ebet al ct
Bar Gage bleo europa % Oe aei.
oiGiereoe~ europGiife Rotioner lat
noale aartniinoer tilbage / Chill.
iation, aliItilren aleO al iom pa.
itiq paaimnrt 9imiarbe. % euro-
pa ianf tilbage paa ct StaOe, ai-
ueierne motoa Ter 5000 Aor iiOen.
@or @eroensreI itaar i 9rano. Ylnr.
oerier % Sfanoielsgerniuger ganr
Eieblitfet iom Ell SDsbe ooer
europa. ale onoe Batter, 9iOenita.
Der % fulfrrbIoite0e 1il6sieligbe.
ser reaerer 1enneifene.
1mmarfs aelerinp uor paa. Oct
It0spunfi. oa ale Aultur. %
Sreoss Ieorier puite0es omfulo. ia.
oifal;- megrt raoifal. % ira noen
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oaiau cen aluorliaiic 3rpgt Tor. al
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gouoet a%llernbeloiaite / De iarliae
Cher.
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trdocoe noaet anort emo gplOne
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req. anlmriorioar oip. % Den tit
sciaioemofratiefs Higs0ngsmeno
Ill oliaa al ioritna bette 9leo floa
Soriiatia5eo % uoen at uOGife til
nogcu 5ioe inofalote Regerinael
Sifrinlsinrfeu. bpnianoe0e Den ier
iaa misliebiar aebenbabnite Snno.
bciGiinina o. latte S~oueoita0en
ao0 6oribarsitano. Ten iii en- &c
Nillioner aroners 9epiIling hos
&iasoaaen til @ennemiereIie al ois.
ie SoranitaItninaer. os ale - o q.
no SoeioIifterue item.
tc berior.
gpffes Oct at boloe 1anmarf noeu
ior oen tore aria. "a iortjcner Iii'
niiteriet Sable Den iteriie Eat
berior. vi er life iifre pan, al ei
Miniiierium al anoen 5aroe bapoe
oGret beloigere Tor 9anOet unoer
DC mpgrenoe 3orbolo. Niniiteriei
Sable a%ennenierte meo itor Taft
1anmorfs nelltrale StiIling til Ia
10, o. Oct oiite inaen imnalia sen.
iDnstagen til aamle teoretiifeS tnno
punfter, on oct Hart % tpocligt iaa
FIN Rel % lin CpanDe. % ifuloc
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at aeiliemiere @rnnoIopsor r.
nnoringen, iaa oil bets Giter-
mqle / S%iitorien blioe al betuOelig
iterre gGroi on BET itaoig lpffes
BET at nabiaere Dor liae Sfioe irelit
no al BET nIppren0e europpiife
aaos. llnoer ben dorm, Gegeringeu
n II er aon1en bebiGIpalia meo at
itpre 9anoet, oil Wiiniiteriet 3nbIe
ferit iuIot ITO fonme iii at itaa iom
ct 0irfeligt 5reos.@ iniitc
r II m.