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New Britain herald., 1914-05-14
Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

Chicago at Washington. Cleveland at Philadelphia. Detroit at New York. St. Louis at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
White sox Enjoy sIugfcs..

Washington, May 14.-The White Sox batted Shaw and Gallia hard yes- terdav. winning from washingtvrs9 g to "Rebel' Russell was puzzle and had fine support Rlackburne played great ball aheid and stole four bases.
 The score; r,,;caoo 3O310 0-9 IA Washington 10000 o-2
 Ratteries--Russell and SchaiA' Shaw. Gallia. Bentley and Henry.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-14
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterdays Results. No games played; (rain.)
Games Today.

Games Today. Springfield at New Haven. Bridgeport at Waterbury. Hartford at New London. New Britain at Pittsf1eld.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-14

Brown Fans Ten Union Men.
 Hamilton, May 14.-Brown, Col- gates pitcher blanked Union IA to O., flaming ten and allowing only three hits.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-14
Williams Beats Tigers in Ninth.

Princeton, May 1.-Two runs in the ninth inning sent the Williams nine to victory over the Tigers by a score of 3 to 2. Princeton had the game to 1 in it's favor and two were out in the last frame when Dol ton made an error that placed Michler on first. Higginbotham followed with a single and Seibert sent the two men across the rubber when he banged two bagger to the outfield The score:
 r. h. q. Williams .....0 o 0 0 0 1 o 0 Q 2-3 z 2 Princeton 70 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-2 z Z Batteries-Hodge and Michler; Lamberton and Wall,
 Villanova Gains by Lehigh Errors South Bethlehem, Pa, May 14.- Villa nova profited by Lehigh's errors yesterday and won by to 2. The score:
 r. h. e. Villanova .....0 0 0 i 0 i 0--4 6 0 Lehigh ....... 70 o i O@O o O-2 6 $ Batteries-Sheehan and Gibson; Light, Anderson and Lees.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-14
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Providence 3, Montreal ?.
 Rochester-Jersey City; wet grounds. Buffalo-Newark; / wet grounds. -Baltimore; wet grounds.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-14
Lafayette Starts at Beginninr.

Easton, Pa, May 14.-Lafayette de- feated West Virginia Wesleyan by a score of to 1. Edwards for Lafay- cite made a three bagger off the first
New Britain herald., 1914-05-14
Standing of Cluts.
Gaples Today.

New York at Pittsburg. Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-14
Amcs Scores over James.

Cincinnati. May 14.-4 base on balls to Moran and Herzog s two-bar- ger in the initial round scored for Cincinnati the only run hat inter. rupted sensational pitcling duel between Ames and James. {, inc first contest of the series with Boton The score was 1 to O. The weatler was cold and only small crowd was out.
 The score:
 IT. h e. Boston -...0 0 o o 0 o o 0--e 3 a Cincinnati ..1 0 0 0 o 0 % s--I E Batteries--James and Whaling; Ames and Clarke.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-14
NATIONALLEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

IcStCFUdy TtCSUIIS. N. Y.-Pittsburg, (Wet grounds. Chicago $, Brooklyn 0. Cincinnati 1, Boston 0. St. Louis g.. Philadelphia g.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-14
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results. No games played. (Wet grounds.) Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

Kansas City at Pittsburg. Indianapolis at Baltimore. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at Buffalo.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Detroit New York (Wet grounds.) St. louis Boston, (Wet groundsD ClA<laH Hkl-Phila., (Wet grounds) Ch1caeeS, Washington 2.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-14
Chicago WaIIops Dodgers.

Chhago. May 14.-Ed Renlba ~ir pitcbed in his regular Chicsso form and The Dodgers lost their. .sfrst game of he western invasion 70 the Cubs. score to O. 4 vsbs
 The score:
New Britain herald., 1914-05-14
n n ..yUUU 0-0

Bnooklyn s.o 04s's Chcage. ..2 v
 Batteries Reulbach. wagner, sc.mitz and Fischer; Cheney and Bresnahan.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
BUILDING
Gift TO Hope FARM
Ceremony of Presentation
Tomorrow Afternoon With
Prominent Men Present
MR.. ROSSELL TO MAKE
PRESENTATION SPEECH

The United Catholic Societies will pre-
sent a new building to the Delaware
Anti tuberculosis Society at Hope Farm
tomorrow. Elaborate exercises with ad-
dresses by United States Senators
Henry A. DUPONT and Willard Sauls-
bury, Representative Franklin Brock
soIi, Governor Charles r. Miller, former
State Senator Thomas NJ. Monaghan and
Mayor Howell will be features.
Ceremonies will be opened at O'Clock
with the singing of "The Star-Spangled
Banner by the audience under leadrship
of a chorus of 100 from the Catholic
churches of Wilmington. The presenta.
tion speech will be made by John S
Rossell, while Senator. Salisbury vii
accept the gift in behalf Of the Anti
tuberculosis body.
All the Catholic societies Of Whining
ton will attend the ceremony in a body
The hospital building, which they vii
present TO Hope Farm, cost more thar
$4,000.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
MEEK 0F CAMP IN sHACK.

Young men instructors Of the city
Fairgrounds. under the direction OF
Park superintendent Edward r.
Mack, will erect fine camping shack
on the property OF William p. Ban
croft on the Brandywine. about a
mile above Rockland. this afternoon.
For the remainder Of the summer the
shack will be used for the weekend
or overnight camps for the older boys
Of the Fairgrounds, and several par
ties have already been arranged by
the leaders. The Young Friends AS
sociation donated the money TO build
the shack, which Will be IL by IA
'oet IN size.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
AT ArLANrIc CITY.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. July 25.-s.
Freedman, Of Dover, Del, is stopping at
the Schlitz.
Mrs. Arthur McGeorge. Mrs. A. Neg
anland, Miss Dorothy NJ. Taylor and
Mrs. H. NJ Taylor Of Wilmington, are
stopping at the Dennis.
r. S. Nash, Of Dover, is stopping at
the Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs Norbert Cathcart, Of
near Iewcs, are at the Continental.
Arthur b. Harvey, of Wilmington la
spending several weeks at the CeciLF
John W. Holston, Of Dover, Del, ,ii
stopping at the Elberon.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
APPENDICITIS PROVES FATAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del, July 2J.-News
of the death in Philadelphia on We'd
nesday night of Mrs r. Irving johnson
as the result of appendicitis, was receiv-
cd by her father, George II. Kitchens,
here last night. Mrs. johnson was about
30 years old and lived here until her
marriage, sixteen years ago. Besides
a husband, father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs George II. Kitchens of this town,
she is survived by four children and one
brother, the latter being Olin Kitchens
of Phlladelphia.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
MANY ATTENDED SIT. THOMAS
CHuRCH'S LAWN Party

Women of St. Thomas parish gave
a lawn party on the lawn in front OF
the church at Fourth street and
Grant avenue last night u was
largely attended and viii be CON
tinued tonight Members OF the pio-
neer Minstrols gave a minstrel show.
and there was dancing IN the hall
nearby, There were automobile
rides and booths with candy. fancy
goods and other articles on sale The
feie will be continued tonight
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
INDEPENDENCE APPARATUS HERE

The new combination chemical engine
which was constructed by the American
LaFrance Fire Engine Company for the
shipped from the factory at Elmira. ~
", on Monday. The new engine will be
unloaded and removed TO its new home,
Ia the Independence fire engine house
some time this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
LAY cHuRcH coRNER- STOW.

The corner stone Of the new Metho.
dist Church at Summit Bridge, Del, viii
be laid at , o'cloc, tomorrow after
noon. The structure replaces the church
which was destroyed by lightning on
July "a last year.
The services wui be in charge Of the
Rev. DR.. T.. l.. Hohecker district super
iutendeni The Rev. H.. H. Quigg. OF
Elkton, and the choir Of the Elkton
church will assist.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
TRANSPORTATION
STEAMER LONG BFACH,

PENNsGROvE aud WILMINGTON FERRY
From Fourth Street Wharf.
Sumner schedule--May % 10 septembef O.
Leave Pennsgrove-6.0o A. NJ, 500 A. NJ.
1915 A. NJ, 1.yO p. NJ, $50 7. H.. AIS
p. NJ, 7.15 F. NJ. and 1000 p. NJ,
Leave Wilmington--7.OO 4. NJ, ESQ A. n,
100 A. NJ, I45 p. NJ. $50 p. NJ. 615
P. NJ, 600 p. NJ. and IL p. NJ.
Passengers and freight. Improved facili
ties for handling automobiles. Refer inquir-
les TO Wilson Line Agents, Fourth Street
Wharf WILMINGTON.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
lace. 23O fcct north Of Tcnlh strct,

Place. 23O feet north of Tenth strct,
50 400
William II. Caldwell 10 Harry G. Cald-
we'll, north side of Eleventh street. be-
tween Poplar and Lombard streets. $500.
Benjamin Ferris 10 Noodlawn Com
pany, northeast corner of Third and
West streets 81 .00l.67.
Helen q. Ierziski to Nathan Barsl,y.
west side of Eighth avenue, llO feet
south of Brown street, So.
Concord Heights Company To Mary
Grubh pugan, corner formed by the
southeast side of Broomc street anc
northeast side of Twenty seventh street
5000
Luigi d. Marmaro 10 Frances Arndt
west side OF Monroe street, llO feet
north of Second street. 5000.
John $. Bogucki to United Develop
ment Company, northwest side of Mary
land avenue. 20 feet northeast of Chand
Ter street, s..
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
TRANSPORTATION
Riyerview Beach
PENNsVILLE. N. ..

Ferry Eva Bell leaves Third Street wharf,
Sunday, 10. 80 A. NJ. and 7.45 P. NJ.
Leaves beach, 700 A. NJ. and 500 p. NJ.
Extra trip on Saturday, leaving beach a.
ZOO and Wilmington at 400 P. NJ. Extra
trips on sunday leaving beach nat a. 1l,so A:
100 and 400 p. M. Round trip, 25c
Dancing Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings. Special return trip, IL 90 P. NJ 4.
Trip. including admission TO dancing pa.
vilion. soc.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
MASQUERADE SUNS

MASQUERADE sUI-S-MRS. SUSAN
NJ A Standerwick, No. s29 Vandever
svenue mar11h
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
PRINTERS

--f--e-.e-~-s~>se-
E0 WEDDING INVITATIONS. Sl.5o TO
OU $3.50. J. T. JOHN son, Printing
nd Engraving, 6i5 Market ST. ilo-eod n
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
FIEcTRTC scALP TREAlMENT.

NJ Iss BESSIE RIDDLE. sHAMPoo1NG
MI and Electric Scalp Treatment NO.
237 NORTH FRANKLIN STREET Work
done at home. iuly22-2mos.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
TYPEWRTTERS

nnYPEWRITERB RENTED THREE
i months, $500. Rental applied on pur.
shase Sold, $500 monthly. Typewriteys
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange. No. 9l5 Market street.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
CHIROPODISTs

LoRA JOHNSON srKADLEY, NO. <ol
IL Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna Treats Corns, Bunions, IugroWn
Nails. Etc Evenings BY appointment. d.
n LIZABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler & Hanna, Ltd. Chiropody and
No. 600 Adams St. ID. & A. 200s. Even
ing by appointment. marl6-iyd
A NNIE NJ. sCHAEFER. CHIROpoDIsr;
"A corns, bunions, ingrown nails treated;
foot massage. Consult me for all foot trou.
bles. d. & A. Phone. 1895. Room 152 du.
Pont Building ian2e-h.
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
STORAGE

q T0R1GE, PACKING. SHIPPING
= AMERICAN STORAGE CO., ioi Mary.
land Ave. Phone, 664D. june23-u
Evening journal., 1914-07-25
ROOFERS

ny e. WILLIAMS co.
w. No. s21 Orange ST. Roofing, Spout
ing and Heating. Metal and composition
roohnE. Hot Air Heating and Ventilating.
Repairing promptly done Phone. 5anie-c
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-25
ALL ARRANGEMENTS
COMPLETED FOR GULF
COAST BABY CONTEST
EXAMINATION on eAuiss Will
srAar TOMORROW,
HEALTH NOT BEAUTY COUNTS
Fsators 81 nahy shs,s .Nn Ne Lee.
tsse. " fsesrs. ~ A,ss ssssis

Ffrntnlna ia N readiness fee I'M
Dali thaei liclisr tatlee COntesl
fno rise. - she ,s,semert ~ ths
First Ns'ho,iis, ohNrsh. cgsnsv a Mss.
aietr ana Nann streets. iais cts. Tns
t.ne u Maraat rass1af ana we.inas
isi usfelpGs ana afl.Fu.rsns. oS ihis
erst TIE shi slt ana ~ gnftaa Chfis.
u VIli maks he teefs committee
~ ,'uH osunsn "a Cen,us chilatt. with
Nn h "a Afued a. shAiFn,an. ~sil
.fnrlale ~ naOrsia
fhp seesv ftni endafn~i ~ iks New
Anrh Mia cofnnl,les. ana llnily fuf,
nshel hf th llstsF naDlvs npreeu
0i ihs Wuinans ilnns e'anauhAsn. vul
~ uHfd rnIs y me same rsoFs card
lhAi hsa nsen esea ~ an ~ the lafher
tliiss. in which hsaf eenssata have
'e.n hehi end ~ rscsenlsed ~ physl-
|aHs as Hein1 ihs standard nonre s,ft
Naliss httes.n tes sksa ~ ca
noffho aeA fhf,e Yeafa. firm al polulA
in aviib Frsas lsate heea entered Ia
fsis esni.si and ihat lhss VIII he q
real i.shi sle,e insg eii pra,o hlsblr
ni.fosllnl n asa larenis and others
ialtDesitd 10 better hables. ia cerfain.
tVse,hod invi,sd.
fhr asassei 10 nss o. everyone suf.
n,isnfN Interested - attend. and 80
fa,isilg afs 90. pafrats ~ rouih TIES.
ss insnsi io aiirud rhr henV~ fof
halainr ite oousesi 30 eash a tne ,hrse
.aiys afs ff,an a',lssh s..sh nrsnlna
oa 40 aeieek eath Aftsfneon.
I've Consultations
Ths siasiflsaiiens ~ ~ nFss vii -
fne same Ia each ~ ms three districts
snd sfs ~ foliD~s
tYass iiDt rls tssashs and under
ii manihs q aae
Class olsgs slk moaias and under
So maaths u oeo
,isss noYs over ~ months And
unAtf ~ manlAs q ans
Nissa turis over "a months aud
undrf "a nunlhH " sac
tass iiofs "a aaniia vli Aad -
manfhs "a ~. ~ under
isaac Difs "a months and ~
nslnihs IS sse 0r under
tsttprss ~ Mlss Rich.
Miss Jessie ltish 20 fhe nlyiaAa -
iioine Welfare. University ~ TeKnA
slG affits Dee reffus chusu ioaay
Dunre fhr rrafrcns n ne uulf f'eaet
iisusi liahles c0nipet Nlps Ran wiii
lecture ir mothers n gouih Trxnn uhs
nsl te Interested On ms l5upsf feed
ins ~ lufants and stsai. shlldfen. Tha
ie.im,s sh.said prots alshiy Interest
ans
Tho caller hsn been advised mat
tas vaaefnll, - Tssss r,t,sf babies
+ lcauiinWea 90 FaNa th. LEI colt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-25
Gulf Coast Better Babies Contest Starts
Tomorrow And Continues For Three Day.


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-25

IIaullnuF1i ~ FaNa 40. lsi Col,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25

5arIt ga ieg blep ct ompenot op
troenOe @enneife, fit ieo birfelia
noaet no Of at lGie og bpre ON nor
Diff @ptelogi. % set iomme, tror
ieg, oiG bare 9ilfpGOet meo 9ittera-
tifr oa annit Q. +. b. 9liber ct
Menneife ierit ompen0t til 6erren,
mon oet oa life fnor ben ferite Be
tingeIie Tor at flmne ifrlne ret mrl-
fem aft BET, ser bp0es nl0er 9earn
al llnaoomsgIu0e. Stunt o. /. ~.
8prit oa foritaar ct Menncifc Sal
miitens 0ro: n5notiG iea fanot oe
ailoeiprina, elf iea ooa torre 8eie.
5BrIt 0a fan BET me6 @lp0e innge:
agIt boao ifent, bort gie finer,
oft bbao miIot, I Siertet Iuer,
sfabte, @uS, sin a%prlig6eo".
@reenoiGe, Did, 5. 90. q1ob.
g. 6. 3feGfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25
5Difernes 6remtios jpn.

Soa al iige buer Ell cap 9apir,
Der uogaar ira en- tpif aois. eaer
gogpresie, inoeboloer en- og%itotoriit
artifel, Der ifoI beoiie boooe Sno.
og ll0lono, at Spifernc / oenne
arig itaor meo belle Hetten, at Oct
er 1Diflano, Der er bleoet %operial.
oct, men netop oerior oil HetfGr,
oigbeoen oeioa bringe oct en- Seir
iaa onerpGloenoe, at bets Jienoer
ifal fomme til at Iigge 'nuite, til
intetgiorte UNDER 8piflanos 500
SeIp ct Siosifriit jon y9erliuer
arfiteftlriuelt~ Der ifiilee ipnes al
funue 6olOe iig paa NEUTRAL @runo,
bar life funnel uoienot Ct ienere
0Gite uoen at bilegae BET meo en-
SeHDenOelie til SGierne, bnori belle
Ramien iinocs. Oct ififter meo at
notnle, at bois arigstilitnnoen iful.
oe meoiere. At Iiosifriitet i nosen
lib oil uOfomme { anoret SfitteI.
ie al 9eniun til ari8en iaa ifa.
oct ioriemte nof blipe oprettct, mar
5reoen er i%luttet, % iao lpoer SIut-
ningstiraoen ianleOes.
Bort 8olfs topre Senner ri.
life aerp pore 6orocn!uin9er til
Sfnmme. 16i 6Dao oer emo fer.
oi oil % hi ifal blioe 9eroens Ser
rer o. Metre | Renbeo % enbeo.
% mart ifol Der life iinoes noaei
bgirre % mere pret Orb / ale Sol
feilaa emo bette: Sea er Spiferl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25
yGn fremmtO Sucuo."

Get ireni9aar al Baii. Better
aasmusiens iioite artifcI / at
II gtoo., at ban re9uer TIA ielp al
at ppre en- iremmeo 5oero, % oeri.
moo bar ieg intet at inopenoe. finn
fol lea pogte mig, bborleoes lee
BONNER en- iaaoon. 0npoe ellers
baabet at bare iGroig meo 4. "
/ of" (ellers iffe). Nen oa ban
msoer op me0 et NOT 5oriuar, FAINT
uoGifer mig til at ionre paa ef
Bar SpgrgsmnaI iaa tsr ieg uel
ogiaa iuare, laurent iea fan. Ger
til fommer. at Der pill ogiao bBr
gsres nogle 9emprfnineer til q
SIS 3remitiaing al oct firfelige
arbeioe Der pna oisie @gne; tbi
bans 5remitiain9 er iaa miSpiienoe.
at Wenneifer, Der life fenoer bore
5or6olo, fommer let til ipnes
iee at %forunore ia ODER, at Y.
n. life bar boiat fla | Trafant eller
@reenpiae meo Niblano Tom an'
nefs. 6orelsbig - | bnert Sab ~
er Oct 10 nemlig cmpenci.
5srit pil ieg iiee DTS aeo.
1nf ior bans Orb til y. n. Reo.s
Orb err Der iom alto, noar ban a.
arp SnoIra I inoSanne Snaer, flare
OF rammenoe, oog freOeIIfenoe, men
life pnn Sano6eoens 9efoitning.
Saa ct 3orise pao at ioare pao
De mia tilitiaeoc Spsrgsmaal.
y ON ies bar nle De GanIfe pao
@rrenpilIe .Genen, iom life berer til
Bait. ambles Wenigbeo, | min
airfe". Com Heael buroe bet
fln pare peo gfsdmen, at Der iper'
ses ON noget, man peo 5orpeien-
e. n. bar for opIpit, at Der Dor
mango tuiinoe Danffere paa oisie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25

Sbis Oerior Ipiflano Ieirer oa
ferer Seiren til 9nn0s, pil oct
pere 6 uropas Serre. % for.
tiener at nnre oct. ioroi ell Strait
n~oioloelie, Der unOer DC giune 5or.
6olo ierte til bette n e nltat, =
meo eller noen Wilitorisnle. piloe
oione ON ct onbere moralif Sn0-
boIo emo noaet anoet e%propGiif
8olf lao iaoc nleo. Iii ielp meo
Militarismen er 5niflnn0 10 life
ct Golf al Sloper. Der laaer ia
ilagte paa 0eres Serrers 9uo. Sci.
Ter life p~rpiiiif Militarisme niloe
fimne ina BET nG6ne6e Toff til at
fUmpe % lioe, iom oct bar abort,
oeriom life 5porelan0ets Soc for
maoeoe at poteniere araiten o1 no.
fdSe Den til ii6ite 9ltom. Men lei.
rer 3nifIano. Ina er BET Gitropos
Serre. iaa opleper bi q 0 me + r |.
ON iaen. Oct bill Iooe
ernpre al De un6er.
tbnnane SILT, o. oct bill pro.
fldmere Militorismen I 9irfeIigbe.
Sen Iom Statens eneite Strait oa
HetsfiI0e. 0en eneite. ser aer en-
llOoiffina milia oa er Sen bproi9
Oct bil Isfte SpifGano til oen iibe-
itriote ferite Nonas Sitting blanOt
eurnpos Toff. og 6et pil 9ibe set
ct sfonomiIf- @rimSlaa. Iom for II.
aocrilneliae Cher nj beoare oct |
6enne StiIfina, - inn lrnqe netop
inStif oct in6re TorboI6, Der itoar
I inn nsie Sommenbrng meo alt.
for Itprft Itiaenoe geIIian6. ogIoo
brcoer ia til aroftfifoen oa iiotsr.
rer oen. men for @nropas
birfeIide auItnrfoIf Ri
0enfie TiIitano betpoe SiTbnge.
q 4. life nIene poIitiif on sfono-
min. men ferit oa fremmeit fiItu-
reIt, for6i QnItnr oa Wilitorisme mn
en- @ona er moSirtninger. Der It.
fe fan Ieoe in6enfor Rommen al
inninfe aiiffurfreos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25
De npe @paer.
Sfoos .-8eterien: MenneifeififfeI-

Sfoog .-Reterien: WenneifeififfeI-
fer /, mob. $t.20.
Gbr. Ssrenien. Bib. 9ecf $t.20.
eli. Ticaro. Seremias, inob. $1,70
greI Beef; De i;olte Sioer 80.
Mortenien-2nrien Stierncuniperiet
og Dor Gro $t.40.
6orrnr: Seoenife Sonobeoslsgere
$t.20.
Sobon @eismor: Gar 9riitus for.
ionct @iio? 90.
Son. llsfing: Irboe-M osmusien %
Solfefirfen .25.
gaelciton: @e-ocns Gnbe GortuI-
Iing) in6b. 60.
Sp. listing: Wisiionsbiitorie for
Born inob. 40.
VILE poo 2oger.
Dan. 2ntb. TubI. Soue e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-11-25
SnbilGnmsfcit / Smmnnncls Me.
nigBeou Sa3elluOOO, Minn.

hi8De0n 9a5ellpooo, Wtiii.
oSaliat oct Menneife, 6Dis 5tor-
fe er i Dig. og / 6piS 6icrte oe ret
te 8eie ere" - iaoOan funOe man
nof uobrn0e, eiter at 6aoe oelta9et
/ en- Gpffe al Meoer / Rort6fielo-
aaloct. M6Oerne 6egnnote / ct.
So5annes Meni96e0 / 5armington
S6nodg ben 8. 0opember. Denne
Nenigbeo bar for Iioen to Sir
Ter, en- paa 2anoet og en- | 9pen
gn Del al Wenig6e0ens 6oIf Dor
/ @Den, iao man fsbte Ell airfe !
9pen, efter at man for en- Del 9for
iioen bopoe bno9et pan 2anoet.
0enne Menigbe6 bar boft en- Gel
5ifanna, iGrlig er set 2onosmpn0
ira ct. 9ariI, Minn., iom bar fore
trnffet 2nn6linet Tremfor 9plibet
grof en- Gel gonle @enller Der og
itifteoe gefenotIfob me0 life iaa fon
me. 3df for SambGret. Maotte
oenne Meni9beo 9oo frem / aft set,
Iom er ao6t oa eIifelig, Ina Sobon-
nesiin6et mao bIine oct raooenoe.
Ser bolotes Ms6e | TO Gage.
9irsoog oen 10. 0oo. begpnotc
Me0erne / Smmonliels Wenigbeo
/ So5elmooo, Minn. Ser bar mani
ae gomle fenOte, iom bar me0, oa
arbeiOet 6egpnote for 90 9lar iioen.
Roale itoo / oe norife Wenig6eo
ben Song, men De gif no og or
goniiereoe SmmonueIs Meniqbeo.
Oct bar finn Ell rirtge 9egnn0elie og
Iom en- Wono iagoe, ira G6riItionio
Wenigbeo: 8i troeoe Sen Gang, at
ganiferne gif no, at oct oil0e ifft
blioe til noget, men oct oor meo
menneifelige Zine hi ino, Serren
faa onoerIeoes." Ser er Sen 9og
8ag en- forboIospis nof iao itor
@enigbeo. OnS0agen bleo airfens
arnpt inoniet al areosforman0en,
Raitor 9onOo. Otter SnoDielien
IamleOes man oe0 9oroene, 6bor
aoinoerne bnooe i6raet for oeu
1ef. Ser blep Der bolot gorotalet
al DC iremme6e 90 Menig6eoens
6ormano. SorSoaaen bar 0en e9en.
li8e 6eItoag. Sange bar oigte6e !
0aaeus anleonina baaoe al etc.
bets Brett % andre, OF un0erteg.
ne0e bolot 5eittalen. Ger nar Set.
iieHnina ober Mgoerne. @n Man.
lel unr BET, at BaitOri s. 5imonien.
iom bar npret oens manaeaarige
Brett, life par til Steoe. San pol
inobuOt men iorbinoret at oeltage.
Grpiierne 9onoo. Rprnp og Or
91ielien o. Suitru ira ainn og Ste.
oets 9reit og unoertegneoe par De.
ionl 9re6 9ipets 9reo i &c Gage
Or. Hielien % 6nitru fortaIte os
ON 3soen / aina % 6p9rbau SEQ
ningerne inffeoe ON 5iplp. Ger
par itor @GGOe, GA Ban dobneoe en-
ansie al 5erpietringe, iom oen
iuoieote a%rbeioer. ser biitaor Or
aiielieu % Suitru / arbeioet og
iom u~noerboIOes al Misiicnsfore-
uinacn / 0ortbfielo-aal6et ienote.
0}soerne illltteoe ioa Gorsoag Nj
ten / R~ortbfielo, boor Ct. Nielier
taIte.
Gen me g%rGitebolig | 0ortbfielo
er tiOsiporenoe, o1 Observation-Disclosures
er noget noitroft. Waotte Serren
lpaae fin 8eIiigneIie til arbeioet
Saf til grpit og Mcnio6eoernt
for Oe SeitiosOoee, iom lent oil
glemmes. 6. $. Schmidt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-09
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