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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-04

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5 GabsIiiten me0oeles, at Tie.
iten 9oln ira aolinap Narf %
Sens @at5eii ira 9aurup er faIo-
ne. 2anoepprnsmano RaDn ira
Seisager er bndrOt Iaoret. 9eter
Rrin5 ira arnum o. 9is Risieu
ira 8drn9s er let iaareoe. 6r.
9reoer ira Ssnoerborg, 9icbarot
9briitianien ira Sierting Nnrf,
@eter 9enricbien 5fett ira Seg.
geIumo, gbr. Feterien ira go06er,
5reoerif Garitens ira aabenraa %
So6annes aoc6 ira 8aigadrO. er
ligeIeoes let iaareoe.
Com baarot iaareOe itanr opisrt:
Ses gbriitianien ira Steoelt, Bill
belm getcber ira Ssgaaro. 5oban-
mes Scbrsoer ira 9a6ersleo.
arissiriuiaig @il6eIm 8itt, son
al Sern6nnebeitiaingsmano @itt
paa alingbierg I aabenrna, er bic.
pen iaaret | zit.
Sans grie6ien ira gro6aae
Rarf er idaret fal0en I rusiiif
61ngenifab. San bar SeItaget /
aampene / @nlicien.
Sioen De iioIte boorOe admpe
ue0 Noulin fapnes Msner san.
fen ira Sunosleo % bans grooer
augnIt, Ssnner at ofosoe Msl-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-04

ogiaa funnel ipore Den itprfe
glatteiroit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-04
DANSKE NY T~ESTAMENTER.
Det Danske Bibelselskabs Udgaver med ny oyersettelse
og latinske Typer.

Mr.. / storstilet. sort Shifting. stort Formal. ........ IS
Mr.. 2. Menemstilet, Shifting, redt snit =. .......,.... .35
Mr.. L. Mellemstilet, Saffian, Guldsnit. ............ so
Mr.. 10. Lommeformat, langt og small, rSdt Snit. ..... 30
Mr.. II. Lommeformat, Chagrin, runde Hjerner, Gudsnt go
Mr. II Lommeformat. Indiapapir. overfald ........ so
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-04
Familiebibler.

bet danske Bibelselskabs Udgaye. Kyartoformat. Flint
preset Lederbind Med Guldsnit. ............
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-04

Ter 9anien ira WtelsgaarO NelIe.
On Carer ueo Rapn Sanien bar
meooelt Sl9gten / Qtels, at ban
lmioOeIbart ier BET iranife angreb
iaa De to 9rsore Iigge % ioOe i
SfDttegraoeu. Sans MoIot ira
Setting itaar / iiOite Iabsliite op.
iprt iom iaDnet. 6otograf 5. 9oi.
ien ira SenOerbor9. oeo Conflicts.
upieret. er blepen iaaret ! Den enc
9lrm a ell @ranatitmp. @eo Qsoa-
lin ialot ben 6. Slmi 81. a. SGoer
@artin S5nmann 5sn al 6aroer
Ibumann / ggen Wsae. San par
ll~n0erofiicer.
afSpoe 2prer Seniens Son. aarl
Senien ira Herfpr er faI0ea ben
Is. SUM paa 9alplaoien / 5ranf.
rig. Zen Sabine. ser par @Ieo ira
Sen0er SemiuarilmL ramtes Den
10. al ct 5tio ! 5oDeoet % Oeoe
Ga9en aiter paa Ct arigsIaiaret
uoen II pare fommen til 9e.
pioit6eo.
en- Spn at Carer 4eDer bar
ppret iapnet iioen Sc 5aaroe aampe
oe0 Roulin. gifer At haze denrcni
gaaet Seminariet / 5snSer oar
San in0til arigens llobruo Carer
{ Sells SroIofrr.
enopioere iaones @aarOeier
Sng0art 9eauingieu ira 8erfar.
9ilbelm ebriitimien % 9a8er
anoreas 9anieu ira 5eiimJ-oo.
"trip er blepen 5aarot iaaret. iorit.
n~apnte / aarpaterne % itoihfr0nte
oeo @onlin.
Sielae inOls5ne Giterretain8er
iapnes 9auomano an6r. 0aniens
5en ira @eoelbg Marf. San itoo
peo. S6'erne.
6ftermGle. era 5tDoin5 ~itriUes
til g4iooersmanlet"
Zen I. SUM iaIot paa Ben oeit.
li9e @aIpIoos 6nn6. tbeol. Sans
CIR 9fnObolt i'm Store Ia1itrip.
IS aar gammeI. Zen unae Mau0
bleo inofalot oeo arigens Begun.
0elIp iom llnoerofiieer i Reieroen
o. oar meo / en- Del SIag OF
6qgtninger / gelgien, 81. an0et
oeo 2stpen, inStil ban bleo inaret
al ct streifIflio I Sopeoet Sen 16
September.
Otter at ppre beIbre0et fom bon
til lin @drniion i Reltmiiniter,
boor ban belle 8interen iaennem
bar iiS6anuet Refrutter.
Scr benoeo : Maaneoer iioen
fom ban ianmen meO ale Dill
cersaipiranter I'll 5routen, boor
ban for nplig 5leU foriremnet til
gieeitabsiergent o. oar iaen lore
ilaaet til 5oriremmeIie.
Zen I. SUM ON Ror1enen
bteo ban rant al ct 3roieftil Al
oct fienotIige artiaeri, iom burtig
gioroe en- @noe paa bans nnge Si0.
Zen umge 2iuobolt oiloe til 5or.
aaret 1916 bdpe fulOenOt fine Gin.
bier og iaa baoe opertaget en- Bro.
it%egerning Der / Foroilesoig. Gan
oar en- al. De faa, JON baDOe man.
ge gemner "a in9eH 6ienoer. Wieo
BAN er after en- al pore beOite unge
NPn0 ganet bort.
battlefront Deo WloiOmmerstioe.
Ratten I'll 0nsOaa ben %. SUM
bar oct, iom meO0elt a~n0eniteos
ira, irosiet temneIie baarot. IA
I5olf / Mnitrup ON Rorsenen tom
no p1a Ndrfen for al MALE, par
@rpsiet belt bui6t % itipt. en
2anomano, iom piI0e tilie fine
aartofler iamt i'm asffenbaue, Der
fin6es paa ct Smffe N~Oieioro,
inrot ale acknowledgements belt
iorte iom 5Gge al Den itGrte
5roit. 5 enfeIte Sa0er BAR man
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-04
grritemanael / spnOerjuaanb.

5 Sp0tgnOer Rropiti er Der /
5glge Sob. 9lDis4 Nangel paa
grpiter. ioet 8 Rraitefalo itaar
ledge. % ira ire Sogne er Era.
iterne meo / ari5en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-04
bet Amerikanske Bibelselskabs Udgaver
Gammel oversettelse. Gotiske Typer.

CANNED Oyersettelse. Gotiske Typer.
Lille Formal (3Ax6), Shifting, redt Snit ........... g.
Ditto med Dayids Salmer -. ................. .
Dansk- Engelsk Ny Testament (3%x7), shirtingsbind,
redt Snit =. -. !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-04
SanseIeircn OeO @a6pl 6rGnOt.

2eroag Den 10, Sllni opitoO Slo /
6angeleiren beo @abgl, Der ligger
ipo Tor @rmn. 5lOen greb bartig
ON iig % Seiren neobranOte
belt. gagten ilog burtig aaarm,
FOR at binore 5mgernes 5Iugt, %
oct lgffeoes ialt ugientligt. NJ Ell.
felte, Ser isgte noropaa, bIeu Ell
ifuot moer 5orisget paa at naa
ooer @rRnien / 9Rrobeoen al
5foosborg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-04
DIT forhaanebe Qers.

DIT ~forbaansbe aors.
en- gortnIIing ON en- eng.
I1nbers DaIg meIIem GSo oe
SsIom. Meo Gororb al DIfert
Micoro. 800 Sioer. 3 iHuitreret
OmiIog 80 Cts.
0aniib 2ntb. BnbI. 9snis
Blair, Nebr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
NAPOLEONL0OKS
DOWN ON SPO|LS.
100000 People ThrOng Base Of
BOnaparte Monument TO
View Prizes Of War

DARlS, oct ll.-Gcman uuno
= mortars, bomb throwrrs and aero.
planes captured In the recent battle
In Champagne were placed ON exhibit.
tlon Sunday at the Hotel Dcs lnya.
lides. The scene was set impreSsiycly
In the court of honor at the entrance
TO the tomb ot Napoleon with its hun
dreds Of flags aud cannon captured
during the Nupolrouic campaigns aud
with the statue NJ the grput general
looking down ON these last additions
II IN estimated that 100000 persons
made their way into the court When
the gates closed al sundown thou.
sands Of persons We're waiting tu gain
admlttance forming u line mile long
The German guns ON exhibition In
cluded forty.one field pieces, twenty
large bore motars, two dmrh cannon,
five large bomb throwers, twenty
small cannon and thirty trench guns.
4 large force ~ soldiers aud police
held back the crowd Soldiers wound
ed during the battle NJ Champagne
we're brought from the hospitals aud
given the first opportunity to see the
cannon they helped 10 capture Then
the public was admitted Widows IN
mourning MANNED soldiers and chill
drcn Joined In the expressions NJ pa
uluiic enthusiasm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
RASPUT|N LOSES
HOLD IN RUSSIA
Mystic Monk Who at One Time
Exercised Influence Over
Car, Resigns
p iRLlN, oct H. THE resignation

p .RLIN, oct H. THE resignation
- u Alexander Snmnriu, procurat
ur general ~ the Holy Synod Of Rus
,ln. says the OycrscAs News agency,
was caused by dispute with Greg
uN lAsputin, against whose mode ~
IIfr the procuratOr general protested
lin~puliu was protected by Emperor
Nicholas.
THE incident which decided the
UrOcuratOr general tu resign was the
DanonizutlOn of Archbishop John Of
Ioholsk, who died two years ago. by
the present archbishop " Varnavau
Snmarin desired 10 take action against
the archbishop NJ yarnayln who was
protected by Rasputin, hut discovered
That the emperor sided with Raspu
tin
Gregory Rnsputlne, Il mystic monk,
born peasant has been one NJ the
most prominent figures In Russia In
recent years Fifteen years ago he
went 10 rrtrOgrad, where mystic
philosophy gnlned him prominence. lie
is snid tu have obtained great In.
flurnce over the emperor, being de
s,rihed by nm English correspondent
nt rctrograd NJ "the absolute master
n the Russians" Inst year he was
stabbed nnd seriously wounded hy a
woman while visiting his native vii
Ippo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11

from Meade, lIlr, Pa. and has been unr
" the efficient nurses at the Wesley
hospital fur q number ~ year, Mr
Speuny II Il prominent business man,
hcing connected with the Keystone
Printing company and X especially
we'll known In musical circles, through
his beautiful tenor voice. lie h leader
NJ the choir at the First Lutheran
church
The table decorations were all IN
pink, with pink roses and places were
laid for twelve The remainder NJ
the evening was spent with music.
Miss Parker and Mr.. Spenny were en-.
tcrtunrd nj dinner sunday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs j A. Kelly.
MIR pruniy 7. Flynn u Washing
ton, y. e., entertained ut dinner Sat
urdny evening at the Ice Hurkins. a
party " old friends. The table ia the
private dining room was nrtistlcalN
decorated with Killarney roses ar
ranged u long low reteptnrlrs
and the pink shaded candles were
tied with pink mlle. 4 drlcctuhlr
ncuu VA, served To twenty. two quests
Including Judge and Mrs. Charles II
Nmcs McssrS and Mines. Thomas e..
Chambers, Frank Johnson. Joseph
n lluukinS Jr. David McKnstry
James Chcnoweth II. 4. vnSe. Anton
~ Cnssrn, Howard A. Z. Hmry Mrs
Thomas + Mellon, Miss Ethlm John
-uu aud MIR George Sohherg
The first meeting of the PLAYERS
club VIII not he held until Tuesday
Ncung, November 2. with Judge aud
Mrs Charles II. Ames.
\ telegram received SUNDAY evening
by Judge. md Mts. W 4 Ledhctter
stated that their son, MIR Louis Albert
bedhctter, " ldabel. had been mnr,
rlrd sunday In Mena, Ark, aud that
other details would follow hy letter
This Is the third wedding in the family
~ judge aud Mrs lcdhctter In q very
short time.
the first meeting of the year uf the
Vlty Federation " Womens club will
be- held Thursday In the east room "
the Carnegie library The session Will
consist mostly Of business aud the re
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
GRIEF TOO HEAVY
Well known Houston Zimmerman
Leaps 10 Suicides Grave Prom Derl,
Of Mallory Line Steamer

HOUSTON, Ten, oct Charles
NJ Heard, we'll known Houston nn
herman, leaped to his death In the
Gulf of Mexico from the deck Of a
Mallory line steamer Cff Mobile sun.
day morning according 10 ad,ices to
mis- brother here He left note Ia
his stateruom indicating that despond
cnry over the death ~ his wife led to
his act He was curoute from Key
West to Houston
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11

Governor Orders Restriction Placed
JpOn Importation Of Ruminants
From Illinois

AUSTIN Tex, oct o.. \lu- mp.
on the ommeudaliuu of Mn. live.
stock sanitary commission Governor
James T. Ferguson mas ISSUED % pro.
,l,mntiuu placing a quarantine against
the importation NJ cuttlr. Sheep other
rumimuts nud swine from thr state
VI Illinois into Texas. On account NJ
the prevalence " the foot and mouth
disease m thai state Cars must also
he diSinfcclcd This quarantine br
comes effective October ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
\ wAR.CAUSED FIREf

CLEVELAND, o.. oct. IL Investi.
"Utiuu was begun here today ~ a
fire which early this morning caused
NJn0n damage In the plant ~ the Ma.
liuual S0rhon company, engaged in
filling war orders Warehouses con
lrluIug goods ready for shipment IN
Europe we're consumed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11

4 valuable dressing for flesh
wounds. burns. scalds. old sores. rash
rhnfed skin, Is BAlLARD'S SNOW
EMINENT. It Is both healing and an.
tiscptic Prize 25c. Wc aud 500 per
bottle Sold by Westfou Drug Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11

What would Germany have done for
ammunition II We hadn't shipped no
much To Russian fortresses Wash
lugton Post
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-11
Office Phone w. 1919

T.
n"'''n- Will hr Monday. November .
" Ihr I"" lIurkiuS.
Mr. J. & rrunnnt who has been
the guest Of her daughter Mrs C.ur
rn.r Eu,nr ror The pnst fortnight rc
ium" saturday 10 her home ln Me
AH-'.r
,0rr. z uf fla, First PRESBYTERIAN
church uu mrrt Tuesday nl . 30
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gn In r0o .,,.I. ,,jnd, +. In rhr
pine woods ,.... f., Snnkaue Wash.
uud the ramI. ,...i. ln remain thrrr
at least year mr rnr benefit or Mrs
Williams health ur Williams has
accepted the mm.ymrm ~ large
lumber camp hospital a HAT place
Miss Helen A-,W.h returned san
lal IRON Newton Kun, where she
-'nE n' rue wedding saturday evening
'I MISS l"I' N'.'' Gardner ~ thhl
VI, anu ~ N"''" NN'h-"h OF ANA
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A.. ~ .'m, ,,''g,'' . N "''''' ,"'p' 'in
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Mr.. and MIR. lI,rry k,tz announce
the engagement or their sister Miss
Corinne Knlz " San Antonio. Tex.
To Mr.. Joseph Mosrr of Laredo. Tex.
the weddiug 10 bee uu event ~ the
early winter. Mis-. klil was pOpu
,"' N'SI."l ,s,S'' 'N'-l''I' ago ahu
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mnrhnnn ~ La,rtifrI ,rnnirt,no,ts
yss served at lbc rIosn thr I.coratI,,
effect being carried out in mink and
green. Mrs. james NJ White ms
sisted the hostess.
The Sigma chapter NJ the Phi sig
ma fraternity entertained with pleas
.''e '..' "'nie o' M'' noperl no"' fnnch
va, '''' WI ""E""uI tue evening
evening were Misses lillian Fdwords
Miriam CARPENTER level MottIson
Buena King. Genrtta Oates Reoda
Hend. Lrclle Armstrong. Lonise
Daugherty, Lucille Mckee, Ruth Hurt
OF nlSa' hnlrI DALEY Messrs W. II.
naN'er "rorHe lrudgroh' Peter +.
,,,.' relcrSur' ,. rurrlS tr'rS' EuWlh SNYDER
pin", r,ili,T Nesi'r, =. MICK Ihnufun' D. N
a"'V,g mn W,,, ~ w ,''' ,, H'n'.n. EAT arr a.
n"y,n, a,a @ u,,'..,.' ,a,a"' T,,n"t "''" III
-, ,'''''
MISSES hlhhu ana AHh Sohlberg en-
''r'"'nru WIN mal''lef party Sathr-
u"S ai'erh."l hi lu' pNerhoiser TO
sre f''ilia huh'ihs III N"oony ulrL
h'nes' huh Lewis tucker W. L. 'lhy-
ION hllu MISS stella Nmllh chhper0ned
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-23

= MDDtGuGna bgiua farmi. GO.
eefferin iuuruinen, 2 MALTA faupun-
eista, foulu pieresid, iuomolaiiet
naaprrit, binta $1,000. Meti6G on
$7OO-SOO eoestG. 9fafennufiet uli-
BET. $500 fifteen ia loppu bpmilld eb-
ooilIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-23

= ltnSen, past'ifdGn peruStetun
luomalaiien @eijeri. Obti0n o%iuffei.
ia mpppGt NIT ionotlin pbti0n jobto-
human miebet ia beioGn aiettamanio
miebet. Niitten binta on $40. Soi-
mottopaSti farmarit faiffiallo pmp1.
ristDllG oimaltapot Fifteen eoulli-
Iuuoen ia oStapat oiio mainittuun
pbti06n.
= Snnria mtntufiia faltpungin
Gbarteriin eli lupafiriaan, %perustltss
lafiin, eboottaipat it'd palmiStomaon
malitut fomiSiionerit. Sitomottonia
muutpflia nariinfin falipungin roba-
aiioibin ia nirfailiiain palmclusoi-
fam nGboen. SSe eboottapat ettG
%faupunein maiuri ia muut mirfaili-
jat patti maltuusmiebet malittaiiiin
faboen nuoben ajafii ia maltuusmie-
bet neliGfli mlobefii. SGbGn osti on
majuri nalittu main Dboefii mlooef-
Il ia maltltuston iGienet faboefii iDuo-
oefii. SGten tiliii nirfo.aifa jatfit-
maan puolella. &aupungin rdballi-
Tin alioibin ndboen omat be olleet
tarpeefli aiponailia. Sc fannnttoipat
faupungille onlaa tpeii- ia palolai-
tosta. Sa raiibantltomorin aifa tuli-
Il olemaan Db6elld malinnalIa a nno-
oefli ia bdnelle falitstetaan buoneuS.
TO ia fen Notwithstanding TIT
lenat futen molot y. III. fai1pungin
pnofesta ia tiionlarin on Iuomittetta-
ma iafforabdt ,. NJ. banen fonttprin-
ia faittta tlileipat rabat faltpunein ra.
Observation-Disclosures folttta faupungin ra.
bostoon.
2upiplitettomafii ptettaipafii loi-
noo farpungin talon u~itoeStaon ro.
fentomista mortcn $50,000.00
&aupunGin piiiston funnostami-
Ieen $25,0O0.O0.
2ifomiemGrin laittamiiefii tarfoi-
tustaon mostoomoan fitntoon noin
$50,O00.O0.
9ailnpungin oman ipolo. ia meii-
loitoflen laittdmileen toriuittotpa rift
tGtp1 mofiu.
&ounprnein mirfailiioiIle i%eitroa-
mot muotuiiet palfat:
Yorr1estdrt YbUU.UU.
&oitpungin firiuri $t,500.00.
aaupungin robostonb. 100000.
8erottaia $4,000.
galofunnon pddniffo $4,000.
YoIiiiipGdIIiffo $4,000.
&oiibontitomari $t,200.00.
DIeisten toioen pGGIlif. 100000.
Ndnr1 opot npt iiis main ebootiif-
iena ia eniinnd faiipitngin baIIititf-
fen tarfistettofpqno ia tiionnempana
pasta tiIemot Iaifii eli bpIGttaipdfii.
- Uudistaksa tilauksenne n
joissa, eta eli tule keskeytystx
lehden KhettxAisessa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-23
Natural
Sanitorium
~parantola.

DR.. X. A.. Lee, Chiropractic Specialist
1919 e. Superior st. -. Duluth, MINI.
Puhelin: Lakeside 376-K.
Ottakaa Lakesiden katuvaunu.
Sairaaloiset huOm.! Kun olette saa-
meet t~yydyttavan kyllanne leikkauk-
sista ia laakkeista, kaantykaa Luon-
non parantoloihin, STELLA tie varmaan
l0ydatte mita olette vailla, etenkin
korva- ia silmataudeissa ia myoskip
avonaisissa jaloissa, maahankaatuva-
.taudeissa, hengenahdistuksissa vatsa-
katarreissa y. m. pahemmissakin tau
deissa. = Tiedusteluihin vastaan kir-
jeellisesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-23
Mpptawana bpipa farmi. GO.

- MSDtGpGnd bbtua farmi. GO
eefferin iulruinen, 2 MALTA faupun.
eista, foulu pieresia, iuomolaiiet
naaprrit, binta $1,000. WetiGG on
$7O0-SOO e6estG. &afennufiet ,,l,-
BET. $500 fifteen ia loppu bpmilld eb-
0oilIa.
Gbas. s. 8iblgren,
(4O) Srop, g. s. Dor 396.
- Tarmarit bnpm.! MinG oStan
lopiiG ia puntattuia beiniG. Wtpos
fGpn trpSfG1mGSi6 ipiljanne, tGpttG.
mGsi6 iilonne ia punttaomosia BEL
n1nne fobtllullista mafiua maStaan.
Sobn @. Self.
= 2ebmiG mbDtaiuinG! Ofii nito.
ri "&olitein" lebm1 ia fafii "@urne-
iep' lcbm61 mpDtGipdnd. NGnid otpat
fltnnolliiio lebmiG ia bppid, roSDa-
moitoiiia lppidjiG. 9fii poifii joltlu-
fuusia ia toiict fofii maaliSfuuSia.
- @p0sfin pfii farmi bcmonen fob
tubinnoilla.
40 ecffcriG bppGd farmi mouta,
lefG muutamia rafennusbiriiG, bp-
pGllG poifolIa. Sinto $500.
100 eefferiG fanniffomoata lGbcllG
Mercer'iG. Sinta $3.50 eefferiItG.
Sobn 6. Slanaean,
Surlep, 8is.
= 2ebmG mDDtGmanG! Yoifii To-
fofltun lien p1im1n tienoisio. Sd.
9empiG tietoja balrttaeSia, fDipfaG
@aine 9ros. i~toorista, Sopular St.,
Surlep, isis.
- @aaralliiesti lonffaantni fan.
ialoiIemme Wotti &aartinen mime
torstaina gteipport fainannon uuoeS-
ia nostoaufosia. &aortiien p1Gb1n
prtoii ltoin so jalon fprfeltbelta putt.
teioen awIettojain feline %lanfflt, mltrs.
foten pdGluun min paboin eta ban
oil tieootpnno muorofauii madrid
Ieipport iairaalasia iobpn bGnet Deti
ioatettiin. &aartiien tia on bppin orr
mellittama ia lG1fGrin orpelun NIT
fam Ell pan1ma tule oiipan bpipdfii
poronemoan. Der. &aortinen on per.
beellinen mics ia ainu Saf fooulla.
- Mrs. Sba MnSeripnin luo,
WontrealisIa, isis, oil miime ipiifon
tiistaino, t. T. Ia p:nd ioapunut jouf-
fo pstGni1 MrS. Nlnoerionin nimipGi.
mad piettGmGGn. Sitllesiaan toinot
be talon emdnndlIe monia oripoffoito
labioja, ioista buomotltin oil bopeoi.
men ietti. Sorsfosti fiilui oifo ia
mieroioen fGpnti1 jotfui iiiurimman
Dian pGiwGstG.
Wrs. @noerion ppptdG Iaiiino to-
ten parboimmot fiitofiet nieraiIle
fGpnnistGGn, Observation-Disclosures ia
lobjoistoonl
= Mr. Sranf Sebreiber ia Miis
Olga slnoerion, @orfolf faouIIa aiu-
man Mr. & Wtrs. 4noerionin tptGr,
nibittiin otpioliittoon mime niifon
fesfipiiffo oomitita rnotinloiiesia
pappilasia. 2GsnG of a~inoostaan
muutamio ldbeiiid omoiiio.
Scr. & Wirs. Scbreiber motfusti-
mat fpiel6 iamono oarllina Gbicagoon
ia mltiitamiin mtibin SIlinnoiiin
foupiinfeibin IpbfdiemmdIIe bddmat-
foIle. SieItG motfustatpat be Msb-
Ianoiin, ionne aifopot aiettiia aiii.
moan. SieIId on Der. ScbreiberiIIo
t%iiottafua toimi josiah fifdIdiiesid TO.
nepoiosia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-30
only Democrat on the floor"

only Democrat on the floor"
A group Of Democrats fastened to
their seats. For many hours during
tho night Joseph H. Tumulty. secre-
tary to President Wilson, sat among
the Democratic senators listening to
the debate. Shortly after midnight a
party of men and women in evening
dress filed into one OF the galleries,
homeward bound from dinner or
theater party. and watched the pro-
correspondents kept watch and at the
doors the old soldiers who make up
the senate doorkeeper staff slept in
their chairs
Eats Between Sentences.
At 3 O'Clock Senator -Smoot had fin
ished his eleventh hour of continuous
speaking and was declining offers OF
Republican arrivals for rest. His
colleague, Senator Sutherland, entered
the chamber armed with twelve heavy
tones from the congressional library,
from which he was prepared to make
q long legal argument, which would re-
quire much reading from decisions. -
Between sentences Senator Smoot
| took a breakfast Of milk brought by
colleagues from the senate cafe, and
said he was not yet tired. In the vice
presidents chair sat Senator Hollis,
watching for the opportunity to order
| the hard-fought-for roll call, but down
in the seats Of the chamber new Repub-
lican sentinels began arriving. fresh
and keen from night of sleep. their
drooping-ey colleagues began retiring,
the full dress suits began to disappear,
and at the same time a fresh force of
Democrats came on to replace those
who had kept the battle going through
the night.
| Thus the contest became again one
between men fresh in mind and body.
Senator LaFOllette who holds a long,
distance walking record of Is hours and
| 20 minutes, was an early arrival. Sem
ator Oliver. acting as the Republican
whip. declared he had two weeks con-
tinuous talking material within call.
At 9:25 Senator Smoot yielded to Sem
ator Sutherland after having spoken
continuously for II hours and IS min
utes. His colleague at once plunged in
to a speech that promises to continue
all day if necessary