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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
|0LO CONFEDERATE Vets
Interesting NARRATIVE
Sixty Seven Years of Age Still Hale and Hearty and
Can Swing 14-inch Plow All Day Long.

another at night, and it has never
failed to cleance my stomach and
liver 1t never gripes, but makes me
want to eat, instead of making me
sick.
We have used Thedford's Black
Draught for 0 years, (since 1879
and feel that we couldn't get along
without it."
For over 20 years, long before the
war, Thedford's -DraEght has
been regula ing irregularities Of the
liver, stomach and bowels, such as
constipation, biliousness, bad breath,
sour stomach, etc.
Purely vegetable. Good for young
or old. twenty-five cents package.
One cent dose. Try it for yourself.
Begin today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
Negro Women Charged
With Bootlegging
Men from COnstable's Office Made
Seven Arrests Last Night, Alleg.
ing Sales of Liquor.

Constable Parnell and Deputy Cno-
stables King, Saxton and Stewart
yesterday afternoon and night swtOp-
ed down on number of persons al
legged to be bootleggers, making ar
rests in eight for more cases, and
within the next twenty-four hours, 1t
is said, are to make other arrests on
the same charge.
Practically all who fell into the
clutches of the minions of the law for
dispensing liquor in what for the
time being at any rate Is dry town,
are negroes. and those who were
placed under arrest were Georgia
Russell. Phoebe Moore. Mamie Riley.
Thelma Woods. Lille Altheimer; Dr..
D. w. Young, colored druggist. and
D. e. Cora. Mexican.
Those placed under arrest were
brought before Magistrate L. =.
Cheek, where they made bond, and
their cases were set for trial Thurs
day morning at 8 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04

Froct, Texas-"I am an old Confed-
crate Veteran, 81 years of age" says
Mr.. Wesley French, of this place
land have been living and farming
in Navarro County since 1872. Have
raised quite a large family.
l am hale and hearty, and can
swing a 14-inch pillow all day long.
Haven't had fever or chills in "A
years, in fact I don't allow myself
or family to get sick. We always take
few doses of Thedford's Black
Draught before we get sick.
When l get up in the morning and
have a bitter taste in my mouth, or
a dull headache, I take dose OF
Black Draught after eating little
breakfast, another dose at noon and
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
eEESL4.ALS
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MAJOR Clifton R. Brecki1ridge, of
Fort Smith, is visiting in Pine Bluff
Mrs. Charles Levi has returned
from visit to Mrs. Burton We'll. in
Memphis.
Mrs. John Walker, of Brownsville
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. F.. &.
Bridges.
Bun Orto is making an extended
trip to Eastern cities, leaving Pine
Bluff Sunday.
Mrs. Sam B.. Russell and little
daughter, Felix, are visiting relatives
in Memphis.
Mrs. Louis Rowland has returned
from Chicago, where she went to visit
hire son, who has been ill.
Mrs. S. Langwor.hy left yester-
day for Jacksonville and other points
in Florida for a visit of some weeks.
Miss Ruth Volkmar, of Fulton,
Tennessee, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Scales, of No. 1909 Main
street.
H. Sullivan general publicity agent
of the Southwestern Telephone CON-
pany, was Pine Bluff visitor of
yesterday.
DR.. o. G. Hankinson, formerly of
this city, now resident of Little
Rock, spent yesterday in the city on
business.
Mrs. George Vining and little son
are visiting Mrs. Joe L. Allen, of
Monticello, and will later visit Mrs.
]. c. Harwell, of Warren.
Mrs. Charles Parker and little
daughter, Laura Chain, OF Columbia,
Tennessee, will spend February with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Andrews.
Miss Lucy O'Neal, of Sulphur
Springs, is in the city visiting Miss
Alma Warrington, at No. Twenty
sixth avenue and Cherry street.
Mrs. Fanny Brunson, of Little
Rock, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Drew
White. Mrs. Rrunson was formerly
a residen. of Pine Bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jackson re-
turned last night from severl days
visit in Pine Bluff. Mr.. Jackson also
made a business trip to Little Rock
during that time.-Camden Herald.
Leo. M. Andrews has returned from
New Orleans, where he underwent a
slight operation in the Touro Infirm-
army. He is now enjoying good
lealth.
Mrs. Annie Brown of Pine Bluff
md Mrs. w. B. Waller of Prescott
ave returned to their respective hon.
IS after a visit in this city as guests,
# Mesdames j. w. and w. w.
Brown. They were honorees at sew
raj social affairs while here.-Cam-
EN- Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04

Miss Eddye Ruth Turner, the pretty
and accomplished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. R. Turner, was married last
night at 1880 o'clock at the home of
her parents, No. 1903 State street, to
E. M. Starzinger, popular travelling
man. The ceremony was performed
in the presence Of a few friends and
relatives Of the couple by Rev. R. R.
Moore, pastor Of the Lakeside Meth
odist Church. Mr.. and Mrs. STAR
ginger will enjoy their bridal trip lat
err They will be at home to their
friends at the Turner residence on
State street. Mr.. starzinger is the
representative of the National Cash
Register Company in this territory
and makes Pine Bluff his headquar-
ters He Is young man Of sterling
worth and came to this city a year
ago from Cairo, Ill.
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style Notes.
YAs, indeed, the first fruits of
fashion are oranges. Orange hued
hair4ls all the rage and even the
newest compilations are vering on
the orange skin. Counters flaming
the new Spring fabrics in the faces
Of Fashion's followers fairly reek
with bilious silk bulge and jauDdiced
length of orange hued epo1gs ra-
tine, voile, marquisette and crepe,
Many are solid one toned effects,
while others are broken up Into
orange and white checks and stripes
in truly egg manner. Some OF
the exquisitely sheer vols and
crepes even go father on their furity
way and shoy sprays OF oranges in
the natural tints hand stencfed on
their filmy surfaces.
There is little doubt that femin-
ity will taken kindly to this or
ange fad for every woman knows that
orange tree bears both fruit and
flower simultaneously. It is not a
wild hope to cherish therefore that
orange blossoms may be the legiti-
mate fruits of a fetching orange CO.'S
tune. Besides, Nell Gwynn was an
orange girl and she won king. AS
timely Fashion tip, however, you
would do we'll not to adopt the
orange color scheme too profusely
until after the 18th of March.
=. Next to looking Hike In orange the
best Fashion bet for early Spring is
to disguise yourself like an awning.
Widely striped ratines, voiles land
organizes in alf the combinations of
red, blue, green, yellow or brown
stripes, with while are starting stun
ming and boon to portly figures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04

This is "1O1 Bison," two- reel mill
tary drama of love and adventure,
and is the first play in which Miss
Fay has been featured since joining
the Universal forces two weeks ago.
ARABIA" in this play does some re-
markable stunts. There is some
thing that strikes admiration when
this animal does things which seem
we'll nigh the equal of human intel
ligence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
MOTORMAN SAVES
LITTLE GIRLS LIFE
EmplOye of the Pine Bluff Company Is
COmplimented by Patron for
His Prompt Action.

The following letter, which is self
explanatory, was received yesterday
by General Superintendent B. c.
Fowles, of the Pine Bluff Company:
February End, 1914.
Mr.. B. c.. Fowles,
Supt. P. B. Co.,
City.
Dear Sir:
take this method of compliment
ing the service Of the Pine Bluff
Company in it's traffic department,
and in my humble way to pay a COM
pliment to Motorman Epperson for
his quick work in saving the life Of
a little child Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. J. J. Harrison and myself were
coming to town on Cherry street
Car Sunday afternoon, and while ap-
preaching Main street at the usual
speed, a small child ran across the
street in front of the car. While the
work of the motorman was rather
trough" on the passengers-he liter
ally lifted the crowd out of their
seats-he checked the speed OF the
car sufficiently to permit the little
fellow to escape by hands breadth.
Knowing that you and the Company
endeayor to give both service and
safety" l am sure that you will app
preciate the excellent work of Mr..
Epperson in this case.
With desire to see the P. B. Com
pany continue its good work in this
city, l beg to remain,
Yours very truly,
w. E. GREEN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
DUMMY" CHURCH GOES
TO COUNTY FARM GANG,

c. B. Church, a healthy bodied man,
who was arrested by Chief of Police
J. Frank Stewart because he was pos
ing as a dumb person and seeking aid,
and who later was learned to talk,
yesterday morning was assessed a
fine of $25 and costs by Magistrate ].
A. Frazier. He was sent to the coun-
ty farm to work out the fine and
costs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
DR.. A. H. SELLARS
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

512 Citizens Bank Building.
Office Phone ................ ........-.......84S
Residence Phone .2024
Good success with stomach. liver
and bowel troubles, nervous and rheu-
matte disorders and asthma; female
menstrual Irregularities restored to
normal"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04

Why not own Victrola. Prices
from $500 up; terms to suit. Call
at the Barnes Music House for dem
onstration of these wonderful instru
ments. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
n. Entertain Guests.

Complimentary to Mrs. c. F. McCu-
an and Miss Mary Dennis. honorees,
Mrs Hubert B. Strange will entertain
At her residence Saturday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
will Give Dance.

The young ladies Of the sinking
fund for the new Catholic church will
give benefit dance on Monday
February 16, at the Bluff City Hall.
Music for the occasion will be fur1-
ished by Seibert's orchestra and an
attractive dance program is being
arranged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
x.r,,ea Ladies' Bridge.

Mrs. E. H. Johnson will be the host
ess for the Married Ladies' Bridge
c,uh at her home on Martin avenue
Thursday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
Committee to Meet.

The Executive Committee of the Ii
brary Association. is to hold meet
ing Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock
a the assembly hall Of the Chamber
An Commerce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
Society to Meet.

The Wonans' Missionary Society
of Good Fair church is to meet this
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with Miss
Ruby Wilson, at her home on Sulphur
Springs road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
KIRBY OPENS HEADQUARTERS

Little Rock, Feb. Associate Just
tice w. +. Kirby yesterday opened
his headquarters in rooms 2s5 and
240. Capital Hotel. Judge !. w.
Carter OF Texarkana, former Congress
man Ben Crav-ls Of Sebastian county
Hon. Smead Powell. Of Camden, and
G. H. Moses of Monticello are among
the friends who will stay in the head
quarters until the primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine. 1t stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money ii it fails to cure.
E. w. GROVES signature on each box. 25c
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04
COLDS & LaGRIPPE

5'or 8 doses $3.50 will break
any case of Chills & Fever, Coldy
& LaGrippe: 1t acts on the liver
better than Calomel and does not
eripe or sicken. Price Csc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-04

originally been set for February 23.
Inc lists have been completed for the
dahce which is to be given on Febru-
airy 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
stOrc Smofpb.

Observation-Disclosures meooeler
Otter Snoitiaine ira ben oueror'
oentliae 9onmisiion bar Snoen'
riaSminiiteriet nieo fpnoi9 giitono
eiter6oonben paa BET ooerIsiife 0iar-
feo Iaoet opfsbe ~betpoeiiee apanti'
teter SpeOe % Rng.
On Del al De inofsbte 9artier er
onfommet BERTH, andre er nnoer
@eis eaer bill mart blipc afifibet.
gortierne cr erbperpet til glrnlti9e
Qriier; De bill, naar De ct anfontinet
bertil, funne optoges eaer ilobpoeS
til 9riier, Der, noor Denies til aoo-
liteten, iporer til Ell Vris ior oonlt
Speoe % @ile al mcllem 16 %
t61A SIR.
l~ioiprielcn al aartoilcr. Suits.
miniiteriet bar oen %. Sept. no.
iteet ielgenoe 9efenotgsrelie:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21

tes at bile ioIoe ne6. Eelefon- og
9elegrafnettet er afbruot De fleite
SteOer igitiieIlanO. 5 9sge Sapn
er gonoitanoen Az 500 nnoer
onglig 8nnOe.
aOnaens 5p%biefsOng. So. Mai.
aon9en mo6tog 9sroag ben 26.
Sept. 8ormiooo9 3(. II / Gbriitinn
Wits Bale pao anolienborgNi.
niitrene og 8ingenes 5ormGnO
iomt Soiiets Serrer, Der o%berbragte
aonaen oeres 2pfenIfning / Pm
~Ieonine al SpoieIsoaoen.
s 6oreemaffet bar Der iremtIogt
Glitter, bborpaa 6eI6aen0e fnnOe
in0teane 6eres Qoone.
Mtniiteriets
SDf6nifning.
9onieilspreiioent 3obIe ooer.
braate SO. MoieitGt @iniiteriets
2Dfsnifning | fsfgenoe Oro:
.Miniiteriet uotnIer i'm prbe-
oiaIte oofnina til Deres Mdieitpt
/ Dag, bpor utoer De frpgteIige
ariqc, Der 6praer europa, Ceres
maieItrt pe6 iig I Spioien Tor en-
cnig Ration, ioet aonge og 6oIf
bco inaes 9(niparsioIelie f%oretes /
9iaien til at oprct6oI5e Dor 0eil-
tralitet o. bepnre 6reoen for Scr.
0relan0et.
Maatte Gcres Maieifpt otter ic
lnie Cher oprinOe for Golf %
9an0 og lpnae fsle ria @lpoe Oeo
at pGre aonae oper ct unf6rngigt
8onmarf. bpor fri llobifling bsi.
ner 9ipsoilfoorerne ior ale 9ou0ets
9orgere.
Gette er I 6isie tun8e Gioer Mi.
niiteriets opbtisIte Unite ior aon-
gen % 9ronuinoen o. 9eres Neie.
itptcrs loffeli9e Stem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
punmntH
Crfan. store 9belGaaeIier %

Crfnn. Store 96elGeeelier %
SrnfifforitDrrelier. aarbns 30
Sept. @fter en- ipon 9ipit oen fore
aaaenoe Dag % gtat reiite Der iio
/ @aor 6%ormioOags en- polOiom
0rfau. iom onretteoe tore 26elGg.
Ter / ben forte Iio, ben 1uiereoe.
Yian er enonn life / Stono til al
onerie Sfa0ens Omfong, GA Ieles
ionle0ningerne mango Steoer er
n%ibrliOt, ioale0es bar / aites sen
iDoife 3eleioncentraI | glarbns ilOen
5orbinOelie meo iomlliee gper
norOpao oe 9perne SpO % geit
ior Soriens; men oeo Si9Ip al
Stotsteleionen og De iaa pripnte
9eoninaer lpffeoes oct os at faa
5o%rbinoelie meo forifeIlige @gne
rnmot / 9onoet. iprlig I 5ollonO.
% al Meooelelierne 1erira irem.
gnar bet, at Orfanen bar raiet
ooer belle 0anmorf oa opcroIt bar
foraarioaet tore 9oelpggclier.
: aarbus reiitc Srfanen iig
plltoielig PEG 9itiOen, % 5poieren.
6e pao Stranopeien bleo oa 9ione
til ct eien0ommeligt 6Gnomen.
Ger ito6 netop 0ennino inc moo
9an0, on ben ooI0iomme 0rfan al
0orOoeit fom ieien6e oa ligeirem
foppeoe 9eIgefnmmene o. boiru-
leoe Dem iom line 8nllg % / 2lti.
ten, ina 9u1tens @ano pna ct gie-
Diff forioanOt Tom nncer t9t Sne,
foe.
s @o0erne bar oct npiten lips.
iarIiat at beDpae iig. Noifilliae
9ntifsru6er blpite no % Stumper.
tie iertes bort al Orfnnen, Sfor-
itene % 8%oghGtter o. Sfilte %
5oaiten / Rasieois rasleoe neo I
Sober Of @narOe, mango tore
3rper, omoeo Ell baIu aIen / 9in.
meter fnrffe0e Tom R~iuoebrpnoe
eaer bfeb rbffet op meo Rooe, oa
Snn6reoer Of 8eIciontroooe brittle.
oe. On arbeiosnionS Grac6mnnn
oar gaaet no | fin aoloni6abe oa
opboISt Tia / tit 9Dit6us, 6o ct
ginSiteo Isiteoe 6aaoe BAN oa2pIt.
buffet ODER / en- nnoen SoOe.
gaa @et6ooiitfirfen o. @rano.
itationen er en- tor Del al Ta9et
blpit at, Sotel HopaI hnr ianet re.
pct Sui / @Tostaaet oper @armor-
baIIen % / Taaet no moo Store.
torn, o. paa o6ifilIige @ienbomme
er en- 5ierSeoeI al 5o9et borte.
geo Sefsti0en laa6e Orfnnen
ia IigeIaa pIiloieIiet Tom oen par
fommen, og Saan6ourferne iif
traoIt meo at uObe0re Sen betnoe.
lige Sfooe. W9rfeligt nof er in.
oen meuneIfer fomn1en afporlidt
til Sfnbe.
8reoerifsbapn, %. Sept. Orfo.
nen bar Der fornariaaet itGrft Ssi.
oan6c. ganoet er Here Steoer
trGngt op / Snberne.
@eo Sfaaen er ser ogiaa itGrtt
@siponoe. ct bnlpt SunoreSe8 om.
pere bar isgt 9n / Sobuen.
@iborg. 2s. September. On me.
get Itqrf Gtorm bar Rat % /
Tag raiet oper gpen % e9nen og
~iornarioaet ooifinie Sfaoe. poa
Smore Sogns a%irfegaarO er en-
f00aarig Git fnGffet 'om cn5pno'
Tiff. oa @aoerne err beItrseoe mco
gaaitcn, Sfilte. @Ias oip. 8aa
2anoepeien or Ell itor Mnngoe
1rrcr fnpffeoe. Wange gooer %
SirIe er oGIteSe / Snegnen o. 40.
ifillige 8in0motorer or blGit |
Stuffer. 8srit paa gftermiooagen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
Nt ,itreffe Fg.'

aon on itroffe Oie2 So, ie9 peO
nof, at oct life er pant at itrGffe
fla oiientlig. Den ri fommer nof
til at ItrGffe os en- Del mere, enO
ni pleier. on % lea, / oenne Iio, oa
bet bill fomme til at fnibe meo at
ifaiie Renge til Seoniagemisiioneu
| iaaonnue 9iemIonoe, lom i9rlia
fsler 1rDffet al ben irrgteliae arig.
% oa ri | oette 2ano bar bait Ell
meset itor Ssit ! aar, iaa ber ri
Itrpffe os oesmere.
Wien MI bar leg ct lille 8aao,
Iom ie9 grunoer pan Ell 9enosger.
ming. aenos8erninBen er oenne:
mar Der er Sprnob til noaet mt
eaer iremmeo. iaa CT ri oite iaa
reoe til at bare MO-, iaa port
egct inites / SfD9gen og gIennes.
Mit Aaao er oerior bette: 9oo os
ifDn6e os at ifaiie ale De 9enge,
iom Dor egen Misiion = more og
nOre - t|iltrGngrr, iaa ger oi Dor
fprite glist baaOe ouer ior bore
eane lloienoinge og o%nerior oore9e.
Ilutninaer ueo 4arsms6et. Get er
life eaenfGrliabeo men Iroifa6.
oa6 os- iaa itrGffe os % biGlpe
Gonif MisiionsieIifab % Santnl.
missioner.
9enlia Silien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21

gllaniet set / Suititsminiiteriets
9efen0t8erelie al 6. anguit B. q.
~in6e6ol0te 6orbuo MOB ltoferiel al
aartoiler 6er ira 9an6et tiaooes
BET 6erpeo at u0fere 9artoiler, ser
TANNER ira @arfer, for 6pilfe ser
er uoite6t 9ftteit I Senbolo til 5 If
/ Sc Al 9nn0brngsminiiteriet iait-
iotte Gealer al 3. SUM 5. q.
oe6rerenoe lloi6riel al aartofler til
&c f%oreneoe Stater / @merifa.
SenOin9en ifof bGre embaaeret /
SGffe a 70 fg % leoioeeS al en-
atteit uoiteot al 2an06ruesminiite-
riets 8ilipn meo imtitiomme 8lan-
teipgoomme.
9enne Interchangeable trpoer itrofs
| arnit."
Stem fra @rpnlnno. 6bao ,Sans
6gcoc" far meo. Ser CT nG5ten al
ti0 fn0ttet SenIation til 8rgnlonos-
f~oreren Sans g%aeOe"s Gilbagefomit
/ September Maone0. 3e forif
lige minore grpeOitioner e1er De
8i0enifabsm9no, ser bar a%nitillet
5orifnin9er og ituOeret | @r6nlanO
Sommeren igennem, bender biem
me0 0eres lto6ptte; 0ireftgren for
9oloniernes StDreIie fommer fra
i'm Snipeftionsreiie % fan gipc
0plDsnin9er ON, 60orleoea oct qoor
me6 aolonierne % meo be f%orifel-
fiae 6oretnqen0er GtDreIien bor
lat / Gang. 0g unoertioen font
mer ser 10 en- og anOen it6rre ODer.
r~oifelie meo / aebet.
3 aor biz man inaGeoes me0
SpGn6ina pente poa, ON ser Ifuloe
ppre no9et 9t0t ON 8r. Setter
6reltfens y56nle-@rpe6ition Gar.
%, iom ban Ben IA. 4pril / aar
itartc0e oper SnolonOsiien til a0om
offerings 2ono. Grpeoitionens 8or-
mail BAR at fllIof6re aortlGgnin9cn
af Gorbiu6efiesfan6et nle(lem S,Sit0e.
pen6cuce. 5ioro % @oroenifiel6.Sn.
let, % sen ifuloe bore tilcnoe6raat
/ S%Gutningen al SliIi Manneo, ioo
at ser altiaa er Ell Mulig6eo for
enonu | bette giteroor at faa Meo-
6eGelier ira @rpe0itionen, bois BIZ
6enifn6elige Op9abe or al itor Sn-
teresie. 8rcuhen Ge0iaaes / 3el9c
g. S.@ pan grpe0itionen al tire
gifimoer, al boilfe 0en enc er bans
Soogcr 4iaao; en- anoen al 8eIta.
qerne, Sigoluf, bar oGrtt meO 9earD
neo Nor0po(en.
Gn6oi6ere er ser @ulig6e6 for
at hi oil foa li6t at sore ON He-
I~nltatet at Oe llnOerie1eIier, Ser /
CONNER IfitIoe antilles meo Sen-
ion til Transporter Al Sen 5000
Cons @eteorffen, iom anuo Ras-
musien paa fin isrite 96ule-@rpe-
oition fanot paa ct 1000 500 bit
6iplo pan Solneen Saoif, og ioln
set 10 er Seniiaten at fere berneo
til Mineraloqiife Muieum.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21

boloninaer al Soeoe, bar iamtliee
Gu9breosbaeere / &enne oeotaeei
at opbere meo Gugbreosbaenino
ior oerimoo at fremitiae 9reo al
3 3ele Sueoe % 1 Del @iig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21

Sobn y. W%orc6eao,
oGebraifn Guinness @%oUernsr"
3emofrntiif aanoioat
til @enDala.
Sans @ennola oil barre pasienoe
Spar pan Rruiioent Billions Op.
ranb ON Rnao o. 9iitano ira ale
inbrelnnosiinbeOe o. iremaOitrrbrn.
be RGnb.
Su CT GARNER o. 6orretiings.
mnn0. San neo, bnno Rebrnifn
8olf snifer.
Sans aominiitrntion bar opret
ben beoite, Staten noaen 5inoe bar
bnit.
Ten FOREIGNER anerfenOelie.
aait Srres Stemme for
Wnuernpr So6n 8. MOrebeab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
Gre npe Smaaifriftcr

fra firfeIig Screening for Snore
Misiion | 9anmorf.
Wr. 572-Yraiten I Surebp .06
Hr. 573 - st Ipffeligt Barn
oomsbiem :. . f. ...... .08
Nr. 574 Snoremisiionrr
Hosmus Sonien +. :. :. !. 10
Mae tire tiIiommen for 20 Gts.
5rimprfer eler Sslppenge mob.
tnges.
0aniib sntb. Tnbl. Sonie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21

t894-t9t0 % por @teblem al Gibe
amtsraao ira 1S6S-tS92, befleo-
tie Here aaore philosopher % par
oeforeret meo DonuebrogsmGnoenes
Suoerstegli.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21

@n~lo6rDllnp. Sns0dg, ben %.
Sept. frnoe iorbp. aebmano og
maneeaariet 9pronosmeolem Ole
9nno og SiiItrii / aalnno6org feire
oeres @ulobrnnup, iom bol6tes /
Den qamle aebmnnoseaarb paa Cor
%6ilsoaoe, iom / oper 100 4or bar
opret | SlGgtens Gle. 9ruo og
9rltogom er Ssifenoebern og be9ge
oeres 4orplSre bar BAIT 9rpI1itp,
@ulobru0ens Sorpl6re tinige @ulo'
brDGlrp / ben iomme @noro.
9irsoog 8. 30. Sept6r. fnnoe
@noroeier Seren Sonien (&on9e)
oa Snitrn Shrine, I. MatbioIen,
9faeriteS, ieire oeres @nlbbrplliip.
Seren Sonien er @eteran ira
1864 og oeItoa Iom Snaenisr |
aampen beo 0nbbsI Den is. april.
Otter oeres 9rn1itp boe6e De |
tire 9tor | 9pngiaa / qlb9f Sogn,
men 1867 fsbte oe o8on9iteoet" /
aacriteo, 6bor 6e bor boet | AZ Gor
Oh oennem Sioerne prnoet iig man
9e 8enner.
Seren aonae % 6nitru berer
til De ql6Ite al SnOre.Misiions Ben
ner / qoeriteo og bar troos alt
itaaet iom to fire Ststter, Der bar
ooret til itor @eIiienelie / Samfnn'
set, %ifriper Ser. 0abI."
On / 9prerfreoie nelfenot
MonS, oprer NieIien, Se6org $50
le, err plnoieIig aiaaoet pco 0soen.
San 6or / 30 aar orret Sefrctpr
/ Soeneroooet Sebora-@iaeleie,
por 81 aor gammel og efterlooer
iig Silitril og s nofsne 9srn.
aaumerberrc, Oberit @ini 8.
z. b. 3epelin er Sen %. Sept. al
aaoet oeo 0soen. 90 Mar Al. San,
bpis oie6eo meo Song Gbriition
TX bar paofaloen6e, Dopoe / i'm
5io itoaet pe6 Seiteearoen.
-9aronesIe @aloinc b. 2ot5.
beef, I. aomtesie Heoentloip, er al
aooet peo 9eoen eiter mango aors
Spaabeo. @iosoe, Ser bar en- So
tier til tioligere @eianot / goris
@rep 3. Gepentlom, @reo g. &en-
oentlop, Gltobier1aooro, % 9iref-
tor gitiiternes areoitforenina
@rep 6. Hepentlou, par aiit meo
Den baperife Baron b. 2oi5becf.
I'm. 9anhstinasmono Riels
MsQer, 2etbGf Melle, er afgooet
pe0 Gsoen, So @nr al. Zen afoebe,
Der bop0e Seoe ! 2oaosiin1et iro
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-21
0pnaens Spnr.

Sans Maieitat aonaen inareoe
berpan:
Seq taffer @iniiteriet for oe
aennem Gem 6r. aonieilSpraiioeut
n6talte ooSe 9nifer Tor MIG og
mine. Seq benptter aerne 2eilig.
6eoen til at toffe f0r Sen 9oOe
Stgtte, ieg / oisie %aloorlige 8iOer
bar flnoet hos @}iniileriet, % IL.
fer mig iorisiet ON, at o'Srr. og.
iao irembeGes bill itette mig / Be
~itrrbelien Tor at o~pret6oloe oor
0entraIitet.
GiSens 9rlpor bor prneet os aae
oq bebirfet - 6baO ie5 tiliuloe bar
eriaret = at pi msocs fGGes Scr
lia6eO o. Oiieroiaig6eo for port
5oorelano. 3anr ri er beiieleoe
al ocnne qano, oil ri meo 9or6er.
res Siplp funne opergipe 0anmorf
frit % ielpitonoiet til fOmmenoe
SlGgter, iom oi bar mootaget gr.
pen ira 5porene."