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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-15
IN general, better than any other form 0
conductor available.

in general, better than any other form Of
conductor available.
Substantial iron points in combinatic n
with copper cables from five-sixteenths
inch in diameter, for small farm build
lngs, to one-half inch in diameter for
large important structures form one of
the best possible systems Of conductors
for lightning-rod construction.
There is no good reason for purchasing
other fanciful forms OF cable at materially
greater prices per pound than are asked
Tor standard makes of cable of approx
mately the same cross section.
z Must lightning trods be conneced
to the earth? Ansver: Yes; by all
means, and most effectively. Just a
few operators in the lightning rod pro-
profession have sought to impose upon
the uninformed a system of ungrounded
lightning rods. Such rods are menace
instead OF a protection. It is impracti-
cable to fully discuss here methods Of
making connections to earth. In general
terms the conductor should be carried
down into the earth and away from the
building in trench or other excavation,
so as to reach and imEed the conductor
itself or plates attached thereto into
permanently moist earth. Connections
with water pipes or other metal work
itself connected to earth constitute good
grounds.
8 Are Government buildings provided
with lightning rods? Answer: Yes;
many OF them, but naturally not every
one.
8 Does the Government use the ma
terial or the rods or the system of any
particular agency? Answer: No; there
is nothing mysterious or exceptional
about lightning rods, the material Of
which they are composed, or their con-
struction and installation Suspicion
may we'll be aroused as to the reliability
of those making extravagant claims of
superiority for their particular wares to
the exclusion of others.
10 What is the best ar; angement of
rods on building? Answer: A building
completely screened and surrounded by
and inclosed beneath a cage or network
of substantial metallic conductors, all
properly interconnected and joined to
the earth, would be most effectively pro-
tected from lightning discharges. For
ordinary purposes far simpler system
is adequate. For example, good pro-
lection is afforded by a conductor
running along the ridge of building and
extending to the earth, either at the
middle of the sides or, preferably, at
each of the four corners. Points
should rise above any prominent features
of the building, such as chimneys or, in
the absence Of these features from the
ridge of the roof at intervals of rs feet
or thereabouts. Fuller details of light
ming rod installation are to be found in
Farmers Bulletin No 367, a new edition
of which is now in course of preparation.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-15
Old Settler Dead.

John Swenson, founder Of Candy, is
dead after an illness of several months.
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon
at his late home.
Mr.. Swenson was born in Ness, Tele-
marken, Norway, Nov. 5, 1912, and was
graduated from the Aske seminary as a
parochial school teacher, which vocation
he followed until his departure for the
United States. He was married in
Wisconsin in 1870 and two years later
took homestead in Yellow Medicine
Co. In April 1878, a post-ofice was
established with John Swenson as the
first postmaster. This was about the
time of the coming of the Northwestern
road, which added impetus to the situa-
ton and the name of Candy became a
part of the state map.
Besides being postmaster for many
years, he held the office of city treasu, e :.
continuously until death, and in 1882 was
a member of the legislature.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-15
A FLY CATECHIsM.

1. Where is the fly born? In manure
and filth.
2. Where does the fly live? In every
kind Of filth.
3. Is anything too filthy for the fly to
eat? No.
a. a. Where does he go when he leaves
the surface closet and the manure pile
and the spittoon? Into the kitchen and
dining room.
b What does he do there? He walks
on the bread, fruit and vegetables. He
wipes his feet on the butter and bathes in
the milk.
). Does the fly visit the patient sick
with typhoid fever, consumption and
cholera infantum? He does and he may
may call on you next.
6. Is the fly dangerous? He is mans
worst pest, and more dangerous than wild
beasts or rattle-snakes.
Z. What does the fly carry? He
carries typhoid fever, consumption and
summer complaint. How? On his
wings and hairy feet. What is his
correct name? The typhoid fly.
s. Did he ever kill anyone? He
killed more American soldiers during the
Spanish-American war than did the
bullets of the Spaniards.
8. Where are the greatest number of
cases of typhoid fever, consumption and
summer complaint? Where there are
the most flies.
10. Where are the most flies? Where
there is the most filth.
II. Why should we kill the fly? Be
cause he may kill us.
II. When shall we kill the fly? Kill
him before he gets wings kill him when
he is q maggot in the manure pile kill
him while he is in the egg state.
10. How? Keep the stables dry and
clean don't allow any manure to stay on
the premises longer than week. Have
all other filth and trash accommodating on
Your premises removed or burned at
least once week.
IA. If your neighbor fails to comply
with these rules and allows flies to breed
on his premises, to visit you, screen your
doors and windows and keep them out.
I Prepared by and copied from the
Indiana State Board of Fl ealth.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-15

Official information confirms the an
nouncement that on July II Ringing
Brothers circus will give two per-
formances in Mankato.
Many new features have been added
this year, the most notable Of which is
the spectacle Solomon and the Queen of
Sheba. Ehis colossal production is pre-
sented with cast Of | $50 people, ballet
OF 800 dancing girls, 1875 horses, 80 cam
els and trainload Of scenery, cos
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-15
MRS. E. WERNZ

MIS-. EllZaDeth WernZ dled at ABOUT
9 o'clock last Wednesday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. George Ellsbury,
500 Nicollet avenue, North Mankato.
Death was the result OF paralytic
stroke, and the deceased suffered very
much from it's effects for week or more.
She was born in Germany about "a years
ago. She came to this country at very
early age, and lived in Clinton. Mo-, and
at different points in Minnesota.
At the time Of the Indian outbreak
the family lived at New Ulm. and Mrs.
Wernz narrowly escaped death at the
hands of the Indians. She ventured
forth from the house in search of food for
the children and was shot at by the
Indians, but made her escape to the house
again.
She leaves to mourn her loss her
daughters Mrs Geo. Ellsbury of North
Mankato, Mrs. w. A. Funk, Mrs. G..
Anderegg, and Mrs. A. Biggerstaff Of
Mankato, and one sister, Mrs. Mary
Kruger. Mr.. Wernz lost his life by
drowning many years ago at New Ulm
when working at the unloading of the
steamboat "Otter." Mrs. Wernz was
an aunt of Arnold Stamm. The funeral
was held Saturday afternoon.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-15

Emma Gugolz, a native Of Switzerland,
who died February IA, 1891. In the
year 1894 he was united in marriage at
St. Peter to Emile Fritsche, who survives
him. Two children were born to them,
both Of whom died in infancy. He is
also survived by a brother, Emil
Strasser and sister, Mrs. Louise KEEL
Ter, both OF whom reside in the state Of
Oregon.
The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon at Lakewood Cemetery, Mime
apolis. Mr.. M. Wurmle delivered the
funeral address and the male chorus OF
the. Gruetli Schweizer Verein rendered
two appropriate songs. The remains
were cremated and the ashes were
brought to New Ulm where they were
laid to rest in the city cemetery.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-15

Eases Torment Of Asthma and H.v
Fever
For the discomfort and misery Of
asthma and hay fever use Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound. It puts healing,
soothing coating over the swollen, tickling
membranes, and eases the thick and
choking sensation. Helps you to breath
easily and naturally. In the yellow
package. For sale by all dealers.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-15

Miss Tessie Schapekahm came home
Monday for visit with her parents.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-15

minneapolis & st. Louis r. r.
NORTH BouN1
New ulm 4 st. Paul..(ex SUM- SIS .. "a.
L W., G1.lss Passenger Tex. snn) I:ss M
~ = tels AZ lex. sum- 3:l5 N
St UTa BOUND.
Nsv glm st. Paul. lex. SAM s:4s 5. NJ 5
feSsS sxssl ~ o. sun. 1925 p N
A1's-A : reg ~ tex. SUM- $50 . u
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
Griarnr Oanlfe ,yarmere
lggrs.

5elgenoe er ienot os Al 9ano.
brll9soeparteneitet @aihinlton:
u9aa flere Al 9ieaerinlens ssr.
rigotions 9roietter er Der begDnot
glnoels.0ieirrier. oa Der er ior
9'qruprenoe 1ran9 III eriarne Dan.
lie 6arnere. iom oil tage lat paa
Nieieri6riit. Ger aioes oaiaa gel.
lia6eo Tor oIminoelia 6arming.
5pine. q asnieaul. 9ieeIanations.
5ieneitens Statiitifer / @ai1ing.
ton. Z. 6, pil paa glnmooning
icnoe Qampletter % anoen %.
lusnfna oa pil anpiie oanife Settle.
re, hoor DC fan iinoe sanosmpno,
iom nj Dor paa oisie 9roiefter.
mro hucm De fan forrciponhere "
0por meget eaer huor liot, Der
emo er openitaaenoe, iaa uiier oct,
at por Aegerina er 6lepen opntGrf'
iom pna, at 1anmorf er blanot De
iremmeIte 9anoe 0eroeiL 1uao
eanobruq oa igrli9 0ieierioriit %
9fnoeIsioretaaenoer an1dar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
Saeob u. Niis.

9eune Dor iao oeIfenote SanoS.
mono bar nof life lana gio tiIbaae
at leue /. On 9io opbolot ban iia
Tor fit Splbreos SfpIo / Battle
Greef, 0'ic6.. men Oct fer Ito, ionl
oct life bar biulpet bam. 9tu bar
man nogen Iio iet Meooelclicr
ira bans Sommerbiem / Barre.
Masi.. og Der gipes intet Soab ON,
at ban ifal reiie fla ira SugeIeiet
mere. lluoer "a. os. lpies fslgenoe
ira Barre, Masi.: ~Slolplp iint.
ing" lgo 9lapporten / Dag angaa.
cnoe ssncob ". Nils Tilitauo San
lioer al Sierteieil. Sans eGge no.
toler ben ,sorlnenins, at ban tlm
fan lepe en- fort Ji0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
lllpffe ueo ,i5reoerit
oen Otlenoes Nf9ang

So6ofqn, u. 3, %. 0ai. - Siae
isr gompifibet a6reoerif Den Ct
tenoe1 ihlloe lpaae ira Stibsbro.
en- / Sobofen / @aar 9itermlo0aa
bpnOtp Ser en- ier1elig lllntfe, ION
foiteoe IRE 0lenneifer Sipet. 9ano'
annaen. iom par noipgnot melIenl
9roen oa 9aaoenS Soneoouf. 1ar
phoirlia pitcr Tor 0G9ten al ot
manae. iom ifnloe ON 9oro ellen
ira 9oroe. o. oroa flere eiter ia
neo / Snoionilo0en. Get par fun
neo ocn iterite 9fnitrenaelie. at oei
lnffeoes at aiunrge en alminoelia
Qanif naa Sfibsbroen
e ire. iom orifueoa. par Mrs
9fnna eoparoien. treoipe 9lar 1am
mel, 6iemnebsrenoe eroofIpn.
ocn lem gfar namlp 9fnna 6elte6er
f5eloic6an2l oa Mrs eonorolens
treaarige 7atter
Grif 9eterion. iom arbeioeoe paa
aauncn. 0iloe reooe 0looer og @arr
miiieoc aoritanoen eiter Oct iru8
tcslaic 6orig1 @on fartes til St
0iarps Soipitol So6ofen. hpol
ban life pentes at pille fonme opei
oet.
Ger par iuit rin9et til gli1ana
ior anoen @ang. oa 8olf iiremmeol
til ira TO aanter. oa aataitrofer
inbtraf 0m9oro befnnot Der fig
ca. 500 aahntspasiagerer iorloer
732 paa NleIlemoaf. % SfibS6ro
en- pur tort al @lcnneifer. Zen ier
aeliac @e9iuenbeo citerloo ct bobi
SnSfruf hos nlle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
SSreosfoniertnten.

9et eneite, Der @rnnoeu er at
meooele ira 5reosfonierencen Ria.
cara Sails, er, at 5reosmGalerne
% DC eorige foniererenoe arbei.
Der fIittiat iGrliat ior at iinoe en-
Sorm for miolertioie 9legerins
Wierico, at man life er naact til
noget 9ieiultat enonu no oper bette,
at orerta maa oileies, men man
huaber en- ner Srentio at nao
ia1 piot, at man fan fremfommc
meo ssreosforilog. Get ipnes enonll
nflort, on aonititntionoliiternc ifal
meoinoiattes | Sreosforilagct eler
life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
5nmpifibsnotiticr.

9Sellig Olnu" er aiieiIet fraGbri.
ltiauiano meo 329 gasiasercr ON
@orO og 6cntcs til 9'cp 9orf ocn
3. Silni, bporira Sfi6et oil afieile
oen II. Slni o9 uentes ba til
Gbriitianiano oen 81. sSlini.
Oscar Den 9(n0rn olfom til
Gbriitianiano Sen 25. @iai, 6uorfra
oct after oil afiejle oen 6. Slni oa
oentes oa til 9ep 9orf oen t6
sslni.
llniteo States anfom til 9ten
9orf Sen 26. Mai bporfro oct oil
ofieile oen A. Suni, og oct pentes
ioo til Gbriitioniano oen IA. Suni.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27

emo 9llialia, % 5oot 9llialia.sano
er meget billi9t / $4,000 pr.
9lcre.
1ir. 0it bar 8 9lcres tiliaoet meo
9llialia. bporpaa ban IF lire Slet
/ 6ior, og 6ele glulen beleb iig til
Il Cons % ESQ 4uno. buffet
iuobragte BAN $23s.2O. 9lr6eioet
meo oct foiteoe 6am S51.55. ian
bans Rettoiortieneite oar Sts6.65.
eller en- Snofomit al $3.50 pr.
9fcres. 6oilfet iuarer til % 9rocent
Al 9anoet til Si50.0o0 pr. 9(cre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
Hoolepelt after bjemme.
Nam or reoc til meo Strait at
faitc iia inc gulitiffcn.

Gpiter 9oo. 9t D.. q. @ai.-
,sffe lpnge efter 5beo0ore 9looie.
uelts 9lnfomit BERTH 1irsoag III.
ten. Itoo ban miot oppe 6orbere.
oeIierne for @alget til giteraar.
6iter 6uno Gberitens 9enmer paa.
ifaar. bar ban life til 0enil1t at
ipare iig ielo; tunrtimoo oentes 6an
at pile tate il9 mo i 9lrbeioet
Tor De 9roaresiipe meO iterre Gner.
Al, emo ban bar noniit unoer nogen
politiif anmpngne fsr. ) Septem.
Der fommer ban rimeligois til at
bereiie 6ele 9nnoet for at tale De
fleite iterre 9ner
On itor Gel al @aarsOagen meo.
gif III aonierenier meo @eorge u.
9erfins. iom Gaenifob al ,Sor.
mano Tor Den progresiipe 9iatlonal.
fomite har npret itaoia 9lrbeioe
belt ii0en 1912 meo at iaa 4artiet
organiieret allie 7ele al 2anoet.
Sans 9erinoe til Outer 9aD Gns-
oag par at gere Gfsprpiioenten
befenot meo, hporonn De politiife
aorboIo arter iig M ior 1ioen.
Ggiaa @iiioro @indot, iom er
nomineret al oeProaresiine 4enn.
inloania til Il. z senator 6apoe
en- lauacre 5omtole meo 9iooicoelt
i @aar.
Qen 9orf. q. Niai - 9looie.
oeIts 0poa1elie n 6looen 3noioa
par forbnnoet meo itore 6nrcr bad
Dc Tor BAN ielo oa Dc anore. iom
6orte til gfspeoitionen, eiter buao
Der uotaltes @aar Al 10 Al Gber.
items Seoiaaere paa 5nren til Emo.
amerifa. George a.G6errp o. Geo
&. Nliller. 6ea9e fnptteoe til oct
natiirhiitoriife 0luielm. 0ir. 66er.
m nar meo paa 9ieiien neoa0 ,Slo.
oen og fortalte blnnot anoet ON,
bnoroan 5slget maatte neie Jig meo
at leoe pan gglbefatuis" bUaO ao.
iten an1if. Get bleu ct ifrebeligi
Maaltio. Gberrn bar foretaaet lia.
nenoe 0poagelieSreiier til bet Git
ore ni Snoamerifa % Mar. men
1an bouoe alorig in1oe ban, opIc.
oet Iaa meaet eller lat Sioet paa
Spil iaa benipnSlsit iom oeune
@ana, oa ban par OberitenS Geiie'
ipae.
.uSeg piloe alorig gsre 9uren
ON igen," laaoe ban til.
I'm GooiepeIts Selbreostilitano
unber 0pholoet oerneoe iagoe ban,
at ben hauoe upret fritiif nof man-
&C oanee 5eberen bar ihmoom
aaaet op til t06 @raoer.
ct 9lngte ON, at 9iooieuelt ifuloe
piIle laoe iig ltilIe for @upernsr-
poIten / geep Dorf, oementeres paa
oct beitemteite al Manoen ielp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
alfalfa betaler iis.

5slgenoc MeooeleIie ifpIoes o1be
Seiparo (Pebr.) SnOepenoent DC.
mofrot":
6. 6. Dit DER er glgent for Dur.
lington @ane | Semoro, apler gfl.
fdIfo poa ct Stptfe 2ono. og ban
er operbepiit ON. at intet, iom 40.
les Rebraifa er foroehatigere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
llOials nnoer garsmooct,

Som iGouanliet pil ser after
I g(ar UNDER 9(arsmsoet finoes ct
Del osiorteret llopoIg al bore 81
ger, Smaoifrifter, Sort. oi.u. llo-
iolget bill finoes peo @eipisnin9s.
iteoet / Grange Saa.
geitiaing og Detailing for 9loee
nootoges meo Iof.
9on. 9ntb. Ynbl. Sonic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
8aItor glmblrs
I'D Qlars ,5ubil9um.


6elgenoe. Der mootoges iorit /
1ag til 0ioraen, er ct lloflip al
g@rano 9fapios Seralo, ienot os.
meo 9eguring ON Gpta3elie. al
en- al Far. glm6les 9enner. Get
er meo @lpoe, oi optaaer oct on
Dor aomfe 9ens 5u6ilaum.
Greenville, Mich, May al
Five thousand Danish-Americans
gathered in Greenville Wednes-
day to pay homage to "The
Grand Old Man. Of the AIichi-
gan Danes. Rev, Ole Amble, who
on that date completed 10 years
Of service as loader of the Dan
ish Lutheran congregations in
IN this section.
Another feature of this NAM
moth gathering was the presen-
tation Of a purse to Rev. Ole
Amble by his flock, the amount
Of which is not known, but which
is estimated to have been in the
neighborhood of $1,000.
Rev. Ole Amble, preacher,
counsellor, and general friend Of
everyone, was born IN Norway,
July IS, 1917, and came to this
country in 1871. Graduating
from Augsberg theological semi
nary in Marshall, Wis, he be-
gan preaching in Iowa. coming
to Michigan in 1874.
Rev. Amble orginized the first
Danish and Swedish Lutheran
church in Detroit over 10 years
ago. Since his coming % Mont
calm county he has resided at
at Gowen, five miles north of
Greenville, where he has been
at home to his thousands of par
ishoners. Amble, a station on the
Pere Marquette railroad, was al
So named after him.
Rev. Ole Amble bears the de
stinction of being the leader Of
the largest Danish congregation
in the United States. He is dep
uty county clerk, being empow-
cred to issue marriage icenses.
Since his coming here he has
married GOO couples. Despite
this varied matrimonial expert
ence, however, Rev. Amble is
still a bachelor and his friends
whisper Of romance back in
Norway, now a part Of long
dead past
To meet Rev. Ole Amble is as
good as an inspiration to do bet
ter things, in fact it is. Genial,
educated. with that understand
ing of human nature that has
made his work in the church a
brilliant success. one cannot help
but feel better after talking
with the veteran pastor. When
Rev. Ole Amble came to Gowen,
this part of Michigan was a
wilderness and logging camps
and saw mills We're plentiful.
He has watched the gradual un-
folding of the country until now
as he looks back, he can recall
wedding grandparents, ehristen-
ing their children, marrying
them, christening their children
and finally burrying the grand
parents and possibly marrying
the grand children.
The nearest consular agent for
the Danish people is in Detroit,
and many Of their troubles have
been adjusted by Rev. Amble,
who is known from one end of
the state to the other.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
glorcsicforanorine.

gait. Gbr. Sereniens 9l0resie,
Der M er gni1ht. ssa, pil otter 1.
Sini oure Orb, Gallep Co., Hebr.
6porfru Goit. Serenien bar mooto.
act aalo, oe ban ogter meo 6ani-
lie at reiie ira Gtpie1t omtrina t..
ssuni.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27

% ruffeoe uioere emo til bare et
SpsrBsmaal ON. booruiot Storbri.
tnnien hauoe Art eaer lite
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27

@ruionbeberne Spoamerifa
Sra Gina nieloes, at glntlageIfrif.
tet / BrocesIen ueorsrenoe De me-
oct ontolte @ruIonrheber / 4nllti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27
aur0P11 runnt.

gurOP1t ru1tOt.
Sneitorm / Soerrig. 9lifsgr1nien,
II Qioi. Gn uoloiom peitlig Sne.
torn bar raiet Der iioen I @aar o.
foranfeoiget 9inoringer 5raiif-
fen. 5emperatltren er 5 OR. nnoer
6rpiepunftet. Qiiooel6oioen al
Snefaloet er III Gm.
9ioroenifielo uoenior 5are. Ser
lin, 10. Moi. 5ri6erre Grlono
9ior0enifielo, iom beirpgteoeS om-
fonmet moer 6eiien / Snoamerifa,
6eiinoer iiJ i 6eoite @elgaaenoe t
9olipia eiter 6pao oct iremgaar
a aorreiponoancer 6ertil. San
par bleuet eiteritrpbt ai Snoioner.
lie, men ilap ira Dem I 9fioten al
.gfdaneoen. inotil ban tom tilbaae
til cioiliiereoe Ggne.
9ortuaals aolonier. Gper Bel.
9ien meloe5, at llroligbeoerne t
Gortliaiiiif aon9o bar ontaget Ell
oluorlig aarafter. Sprererne bar
brnnot Ell 0}pngoe 9an0sbper, 6pis
9eboere par iorbleone fro moo
9ortlaiierne. - Gnrop9ere er
6lepen mproet, og 80 anore iap.
hes o9 menes o9iaa at uere orubt
&c portliaiiiife Gm6eosmun0 er
flnatet
Statne al 9enus funoet. 9fom,
%. Wiai. On Statne al 8enus /
2egemsitorrelie er flrnoet af llo-
arapere | 9lur6eoen Al Gnrene,
Jloroairifa. iom i'm 3io par ct
5noe Tor graif aultur. Statuen,
iom ifrioer iig ira oct iiette 9lor-
1fnoreoe. oa oen berente grGife
9iaeobu9ger Grariteles lepe0e. er
Al ren periiif Nlarmor o. Itoo Ell.
gang 9fpoQos 5empel. 6opeoet
oa 9lrmane er borte
Ausierne ,Sinlano. areosretten
/ Il. Qeters6org bar aiiagt 6
CONNIE I Eager peororen0e Suer-
truoelie Al 9open ON 9lusieres oa
Sinners 9i9eberetti9elie & al.
flaaeoe par 6 Qiogiitratsmeolem-
mer, ire ira @ihorg % ire ira
looaiiehu5 e blep 6ner ioonlt S
MaaaeoerS 6Gnaiel % ertlpreoe
ifififfeoe til 10 2Iar at befl0oe Of
fentliat Gn6eoe.
Bern ior iiplone 6ugle. @aris
! 0lai 6anoelslniniiteren bar fore.
ilaaet Miniiterpraiioenten oa lloen-
ri8sminiiteren at ionlmenfaloe Ell
International aonierenee, Der ifal
anitiae llnoeriogelie onl 6pilfe 6or-
holbsrealer Der ber tr9iies for at
purne iipl0ne 6ugle noen at hinore
aanoeIen meo 4nnteiier. Ger oil
itrar bIipe foreto9et De neouenoige
Sfriot 6os De nbenlanoife 9leaerin.
ger.
o6ram" -grpeoitionen. G6riitia.
nin, ). Mai. 9ioalo 9lmlnoien al.
ilaor oe ioregeoe lloeifter til
a5ram" .Gfspeoitionen iom 5plge al
,Soriinfelien til 100000 ar.. San
oil lelo oGffe 9alooelen % anie9et
Stoten ON De anore 100000 ar,
glnoraeenoet bar p9ret oreftet in.
oenfor Miniiteriet, og bet fan III.
vMorgenblaoet@ gsre 9fegning pao
en- 900 Mootagelie. glonot oe me
llogifter ipiller 5lppemoifinerne en-
frenltr9oenoe 9folle.
Striffenoe ituoerenoe oeo San.
6els6eiifolen 9erlin bar offentlig-
giort en- GrflGring om at De ira
A.. Moi oil boloe iig borte ira allie
6orelrsninger for at proteltere imoo,
at Sanoelsfamret bar foronleoiget.
at en- meget afbolot 9prer, Grof.
Saffron er blepen aiifeoi1et.
Gecenterne neo Sa1oelshsiifolei
bar illittet iig til oe ihioerenoe og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27

st ifraffeligt 6aglpeir. 8og.
oen, u. q, %. Mai. Soert eneite
9inone poa 9citiioen af Suiene
Der 9pen blep fnuit af S5agl
iioite Snsoag Gftermiooao. Sogle.
ne laa en- 9pboe al ire 500
@ooerne, ga llpeiret bar oper, oe
nogle al Dem bar iaa ltore ionl
9ueag. Mange Susta9e bleo be.
ifaoiget os inaa Srger og 9uife
ooelnaoes. Saglen oolotc oog in.
gen Sfaoe poo 0iarfen. sloon
9biier. en- Sarner, bleu orabt al
9pnet nGt ueo aief. llueiret bare
oe / 20 @linlltter og off ouer en-
Strrfning, loni bar fra TO til
lem 0iil breo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-05-27

1ma6a 6leo 0ianoa9s Mites
mnoet ON @aaifeoag i 6ior. Get
6auoe pRret ltalminoelig be0t ior
9larstioen bpieiie @rao naaeoes
ST 3 Gitnl. oa 5ermometret piite
% OR. Sfp91en. % @ennem.
inltsparnen par 6aiere, emo ben
6or onret manqe 9(ar Den %.
0}ai ST. ! eim. breo Ell 3oroen.
form los. 6lere Store 6rontS1
6eifaoiacoes. 3raer rpffeoeS op
meo Roo. ct Stem / Sout6 Gnla6a
ramtes al 9pnet. og Here minore
9cifaoigelier melotes Der ON. @ieu
- Ell uelilgnet 9lean fif De-