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The Springdale news., 1915-09-03
LUNCHEON GIVEN BY HOME
 PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

rhe following clipping from re cent issue = the Fort smith Daily Herald will be read with interest by many readers of The News, several Of whom are policy holders in the Home Protective Associations
 One of Arkansas most substantial insurance organizations is the Home Protective Association, with head aaarters at Springdale. II is ineor- porated and bonded under the laws Of this state in the sum of $2o,0o0.
 A group of the agents were enter tafned by Charles F Renner. seere- tary of the association, at luncheon served last Saturday at the Elks ca eteria.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-03
ZION

Miss SalHe Anderson k very sick Mrs. Ralph Harman is on the sick list.
 Miss Bessie Baiden is oil the sick lis+ this week.
 Little Elsie Millikan is suffering within eresfpelas.
 Peach time about over apple time will soon ba here.
 Zion Hane played fIabberton satm= day zian beat l6 to Mrs Kelly. of Spring Valley, is vis. iting Ter son Lee Kelley this week. Prstrlesed mea tiilgs 4ilt begin neNi sunday Sept. 5ta. conducted by Bro Moody.
 The Odd Fellows L9aee will have q picnic at Zion next Saturday Efz eryb5dy invited
 Miss Opal Kelley. Hho has been in Fayetteville having her eyes treat ed returned home Saturday
 Miss Matte Horn visited over Sunday with her s.ster Mrs. Ge rge Pmmley west of Sprinedale
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Mitchel have been enjoying visit with the form CTS sister from Kansas. also neph- CIV from California ard one from Iowa.
 Honolulu.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-03
Read the article Page Three. Read the article to rural route patrons, top Page Five, from the local postmaster.
 GET BUSY NOW!

The purpose of the meeting was to promote the interests Of organization. an exchange Of ideas by the agents, and to enjoy talk from Secretary Renner
 Before returning to Springdale, the Daily Herald interviewed Mir Rem her, and among other things he said: Our meeting was q most satisfactory one. We have a splendid organiza- ton Of live wire agents They have had a very good year in spite of the War depression and the floods. We have increased the number of agents and there has also been gratifying increase Of new business. The Home Protective Association is exceeding ly careful in writing policies. We de mand the safest risks and make char aoter one of the most important qual- featiohs Our insurance company is strictly Arkansas, and OUT money is invested in this state
 T have enjoyed my visit to Fort Smith, q city in which every citizen of Arkansas takes special pride am proud Of the pr5sressiveness of your peosle and the developing pow CT of yoar wholesalers and manufae- turers And Loo. must commend the D8fz8fiarafd, always Hiean and powerful f5f god. aad the one newspaper worthy of place in eY. ere home
The Springdale news., 1915-09-03
APPLES SYRUP.
A Method Of Utilizing Windfall and Gull AppIes-Directions for Max
 This Palatabe Product.

Experiments by Government can hing specialists show that a very pal atabe apple sirap can easily be made from apple cider. While it may not be practical for the average fruit farmer to produce apple sfruP OH d commercial scale, the home manufac- tare of apple sirap for the family s winter use will furnish q profitable outlet for q. large number Of euils keted
 Apple irup made by the following method is very palatable product It has flavor very much like the thick sirup or jelly which is So often formed when apples are baked with | little sugar. Ks shown by eNperi- ments. this apple sirup can be used in cooking with good results. as vel as for table purposes
 Reducing Apple Cider to Sifup.
 Wash apples and remove all decay ed and worm=eatea spots. Press out Iiaiee as usual for cider making Be sure the jmiee=d =does not fernent or work as eatUsReet cider should he ased for sifup7afazina. The sterifiz= ing reducing vat or kettle should be I third larger than required 10 hold contents.
 Add , ounces of powdered calcium carbonate to II gallons of apple cider Powdered calcium carbonate fcar- bonate of Gmel commonly called pre- cipitated chalk is lowpriced chem ical available at any drug store. Foil in kettle or vat vigorously for q per iod of ! minutes. Pour the liquid in to vessels. preferably glass jars or pitchers; allow to stand to $ hours, or until perfectly clear. Pour the clear liquid into preserving kettle. Do not allow sediment at bottom to enter. Add to the clear liquid one level teaspoonful of lime carbonate and stir thoroughly The process is completed by boiling down rapidly to a clear liquid tse density gauge or candy thermometer, reduce bulk 10 one-seventh of original volume To see whether il is cooked snffi- ciently, test as you would sfrap or candy, by pouring a little.of il into cold water If boiled enough, it should have the consistency of ma pie sirup It should not be cooked ja4til it haa.dens like candy when tested When the test shows that the sfrup has been cooked enough, l DO IT il into ffait jars, pitchers. etc, and allow il t5 cool slowly Slow a95iae is important. as otherwise the l isaspended matter will not settle l properly and the sirup will be eIoady.
 \ good way to insure slow cooling l l. l9 stand tHe vessels full ef sirup Iia bucket or wash boiler tf hot
 water. They may also be placed in a firelesS cooker The white sedi-
 mant which settles out during cool ing k called emalate of lime" and is a compound of lime with the natural aeid of the apple When the sifap is cooled, it should be stored ill fruit jars or bottles. Place the rubber cup or cork in position and tighten
 Then place the bottles or cans of sir Iap i'll hot water and sterilize fer F minutes in hot water CT home made outfit
The Springdale news., 1915-09-03
SPRlNGDALE SCHOOLS.

Will open Monday September 6 It is hoped that all who intend to do the full term E work will be present and enroll the first day. The teachers will meet at 3 D. m. on Monday, at the Library Room of the High School
 We will hold an examination at the High School on Friday at 10 o'clock. and also in the afternoon and will classify students
 Prof. Woodruff wi meet new pu- pills who are intending fo enter the Grammar School likewise at the Sth grade room at the same hour on Fri day
The Springdale news., 1915-09-03
HELEN s. SeARCY.

Sister Helen s. searey. nee Gregg. vas born Dee. lG, 1S60, near Bland's Ferry Washington County. Ark on Nov. 4,.fSS0, she=Was= married to Brother N o. Searey of this place. To this union were born four child ren. two of whom died in infancy Two. Shore and Annie. lived 10 manhood and womanhood But death came again June g, f9l4. and took away -iiIthe prime of life, Shore. tn oHly son left e=tAe family. Az ter the death of he. son she took the little grandson. Paul, to caro for him and be mother to him.
 In September, 1880, she with her husband joined the Baptist church in Springdale and has been since that time one of he most loyal and faith ] ful workers in the church and Sun day School For tWenty-three years she has been the efficient and well beloved teacher of class number one | of the primary department She seI- dom missed an opportunity to be present and in her cheerful way performed any duty which was laid upon her. Her place will be hard to l fill among us.
 Sister Searry was seemingly in good health up to within day CT two Of her death. On Monday night near midnight she suffered an at tack os neuralgia of the heart which a' the tine seemed allitt1e serious. BaUafte ter=a=few= hoursZand= the ser wee Of physician il WIS thousht she would likely recover h t few days as she had suffered similar az taeks= before. But on "Wednesday afternoon about , o'clock 1t was no ttaed= that another attack was ezf= dent Ter husband Was= called from his place of business aifa q physician Nas summoned, but before either ef them arrived death had claimed his victim and her spirit had fled away to her Lord
 Sister Searcy was one Of those cheerful characters who always look on the bright side of things and seem never to oct worried over the trifles of life. she scatterd sunshine on her way and left the world brighter where she went.
 She was, at the time of her death II ve ITS eight months and days of age She leaves a husband, enc daughter and two grandehildren and host Of other relatives and friends who mourn her sudden departure. But we mourn not as those who have no hope Her spirit has gone 10 be with her Lord And ere long We shall be called hence. Let our lives be such that we shall meet her again
 Funeral services were held at the First Baptist Church Thursday, Aug uet 26. al 3 D. m. by Pastor w. l. Fl ledge in the presence Of very large congregation of sorroHiaa friends l The text used was Rev. f4st3. Bless al ara tha dead which die in the G5rI from leueefart6;; va, saith the Spirit. that they may rest from i their lahors. and their works de ro low shem The remains were laid away in Bluff Cemetery to I9waif tse call oa resurrection da1. r. D reaaite1 to the spirit which vas eatled away
 Rev N. l. Elledee
The Springdale news., 1915-09-03

Clear Creek with his family some five weeks ago, was last heard from on the Illinois river near Robinson, some ten days after his departure from here. He was heading for the vicinity of Tahlequah. Okla, and lo- cal folks would like to know if he reached his destination before the coming of the big flood of last week.
 Mulkeepmo.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-03
W H Banta.

Master James Ferdinand Daughter ty, five year old son of Mr and Mrs. IS. J. Dangherty of It. Smith. Ark. returned home Saturday, Aug. 2S. after nice visit of two weeks. with his uncle and aunt, Mir. ard Mrs. & W Clark, of Springdale He likes this part of Arkansas, and says he is coming again soon.
The Springdale news., 1915-09-03

Stirnan Edison and family have moved to Springdale from their farm q shont distance southeast Of town, and are occupying the resi- .dence property at the corner of Shi- loh and Meadow streets. MT Eid- son moved into town for the winter in order that he might give more of his time and attention to the opera tion of the two motor trucks in which he is interested
 V. A. Blakemore left Monday after noon for Rivera Calif
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02


ntco Mlfalfa, iOet leg brl1gte ont
firing s 8ltno SRI paa Mcren %
IA 8uibels 8pg. Dette bar paa
2ano, bpor Der Maret fpr bapoe be-
ret Mais, % SSor0e1 bleo gpot be-
arbejoet n1eo Diic og Sarbe.
Sfjor inobplteoe leg to Sons goot
Alfalfabp .pr. Mcrc, pero $40 pr.
Son. 0esuoe1r inobpltcoe jeg fire
8uibels SRI pr. Mcre, og ieg fan
let iGlge bette Sr6 for ST. pr.
8nibel. gnbelig bar jeg omfring
90 Cons Mfalfa=Mpner % sc CT
hero $3.50 pr. Son. 5oolcoes bli-
per Set / Set bele $685. pr. N(cre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
Gn imnf Sanfe. Oen forle0en

Gn imnf Sanfe. 0e1 forleoen
! Burlington ofbpoe Or. S. g.
8illon og bans Snltrl1 plejeOe I'M
Ser 0ercs bDppigc MISUNDERSTANDING
ter at m%e6tagc innoo Baffer al
Gres= og 8lomlterfrg> iom Sc 1ooc=
Sc paa bore % gol0e Steoer longs
&eien. 0oftoren og bans @n1tr11
bar bcgge operorocntlig GLADE beo
@lon1lter, % bon bapoe fpr fin Dpb
SEN @le6e at ie Trl1gterne of tit
neutrality-suspicious., iOet ser poa
mango 5teber longs @ejcn bar Set
bDppiglte 8lomlterflor. Gn on0e11
Splge, Ser Diitr1of bil0e bobe gleoet
Sen ga1nle 29ge enc mere oplebe=
Sc ban 0esberre life, - nemlig, at
Burlington Ml1tonnobilflub og ar6re
bar optaget bette MrbejOe. gn0el
at 9oDeObele11e I'D ira BDen CT nD=
Zig blebet ugrabeo"> bborbc0 Sc bilt=
nof CT blebne u0m9rfet forbore,
me11 Sc golbe og bare 5teoer pe0
Sejen tager fig alt onbet enc goOt
1>0, og bette bill Acknowledgements
MI raooe 300 pao be0 at fglge 81.
8ilions gfsempel. Sc far forplig=
tet fig til at fjobe @rGs= og 8lon1=
lterfrp 'og l1oltr6 bette bbor set
trnnges, og at 6pn1u1e efter Sc ST.
ger, lom set gamle 9ggtepors Sir
bej6e bab0e> bil Sc forbolosbis foo
1tologte Benge og set lille 8rp6eri,
Ser for mango bil bore mere Ell,
Sornpjelle, betale Zig m%o11geoobbelt
II 8lomiter6uft og Sorbepragt.
Wan bar be1ll,ttet, at bbor @res=
frg iaaes> ifa1 Spibflpber fortrins=
big benbttes> ga oe11 fIittige 8i Scr
beo gipes mere @n1cbni11g til al
lomle &onning / fin &11be, pao 1om1=
me SID lom 0enne &lpberort rbgjor
ct mutt @rpstnppe, CT boorofpr oe
npjlon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
grafifeu furbi. SpbDiten. $
sos &%nalblatien / Mnnben. Eao

Sog &nalb1ntien / Wnnben. Gaa
ct 5tenbuggeri / Sns6 ct bG11oet en-
l1lpffe. Gr 5tc1bl1gger, Tom ifuloc
bente 9pnomitfnalolat1er inDe | ct
Sfur, griber CT al bisle meo Mun=
Sen og rpffer til mc0 Sen 6glge, at
Gotten %efsplooercr inoe / bonS
Mtun6. Sl1ngen blep reject op
mango 9ele, og allc GGnbcrne blcn
borte % 2eberne blcp flpbet ligeiom
Manoen og1oa fit flcre onore 5fo=
ser / @obeoet. 50 2Gger mootte til
for at lappe Mor0cn %lann1e1l lao
ban fi1noe fao l1ogenlun6e MEME
ffeliq Sfiffelie igjen. Sborbibt ban
fon fon1n1e iii at tole ~oroertlig fan
man life bi6e.
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Jnma.

Np elcftriif 2inie iifret. Sbis
@ei=&ct fan erbol0es til rimelig
Bris er en- eleftriif 8ane MI iifret
mellem M1,scatine og Soma Gitp,
ioH Sen npobenbige &apitol CT To-
bet. Nrbei6et pe1ltes at blibc poobe=
gDnOt ollereDe / Sommer.
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NnrA Bakntx.

Torfatteren 5impn Sp6nion 11l1=
Oerfalteoe fig forleoen paa ct. Git
fos Soipitol / Sarge Ell Opcro=
ton for Blin0tormsbetenoelie e.
Omar Sinianb, tioligere &eoaf=
tgr al ~Gana6o @fon6inaoe1" %
%ie1ere aniat pao u&acific 5fan=
oinap", bar fiebt uSoronto Scrolo"
| Soronto, g. g.
8. g. Seteripn bar / forrige l1ge
| Serb me0 at le0e en- 9elt
ouer Ell Sernbonebro 11er Oupprec,
og ga Soften fom lo poa Sen, bleb
Dcns enc @et fat. st %pltgaaenbe
Sog TOM, ,og set ltonie0e lige forar1
Soften. Mon n1oottc lobc @clte=
bcnct lott. ),
Mfalfaen lpnner. Jig. S Ell I'M
oerlfreben Grflering pplpier 6. S.
Mnoerlon Carthage, iom bar en-
5arm Ser / 0megnen, at BON iioite
Mor tog il1o fra tit Mlfalfalano
$66.5O pr. Mcre. san flyer: rs
Mai 1912 inoiaoeoc jeg 20 @cres
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
En- Arme af Milioner.

De Millioner som bruger Warmers
White Wine and Tar Compound for
svage Lunger, Hoste og Forkj0lelse,
siger allie, at Diet en- Diet bedste Mid
del paa Jorden. En- paalidelig, be-
hagelig og virksom Medicin. Solgt
hos allie Handlende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

Gn S0=aarig ifriber. ~SScg. pnlfer
at fpje NIT Gi%bnesbbrD," ifriper
Mfrs. @onno Srinr11o, 8or 8,
Mtbo1, &oniy It'll oeres, ion ollere=
Sc bur uofolt Jig ON Or. Yeters
aurifo. Seq gjpr bette meo Ell So
lelle al Safnemmeligbe0, lom Orb
life fan 1,0trpffe. Seq bliper SO
9lor gol1n1cl motto Mooneo. Set
er nlt FEM Mar ii6en, at 2pgernc
lag0e, Sc intet fun0e gjpre for mig,
og opgob mig til at 50. Seq br1tg=
te &1trifo, og Ben far bolot mig
i 2ipe og beo go0t 8efinoel1oe / alle
oisie Mor. Seq rpier &urifo til
ale og enbber."
s Mloer6on1men, 11oor Sc 11at11r=
lige &refter begpn6er at aftagc,
bliber en- mills, men ltDrfen6e Mee=
0icin ioaiom Or. &eters &11rifo Ell
ioro gee6ben6igbe6> nren Set er If
fe o1ene Sc .gomle, iom bill finoe
8rl>gen al ben Delgigrenoe, ,ae1r
Men6 % &binber / allc Sipslto-
oier. 8rl1gen al Or. Beters &11rifo
betpoer gp6 og barig @clbreo, le=
gemligt @elb9re og en- lpffclig ar
Der6om.
0r. Eeters &urifo cr life eli
Mpotbeferme6icin, men ct iimpelt,
langc prppet l1rten1io6el. 5peci=
ellie Mgetter foripner Mlmenbeoen
mes Sen, eller Sep fan beitilles 81
reftc fra 2aboratoriet. 5frip til
| Or. Neter SabrneD & Sons Co.,
1875 go. @opne She, Chicago,
sSsll,
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9}ne Observation-Disclosures.

9tpe Observation-Disclosures. - Georges
Jor1borsOenortene11t bar Mnleo=
ming al 0eu NpbDgningsplan for
T1oaben, 1om er UNDER 5orbereoelie>
inDbentet Mnb1,D fra n1le Sc Sir
11oer / europa og Mmerifu, 1om1
fan fpmme / 8etragtning be0 8pg=
ming al l1nberbanDsbaoDe paslenbe
for 8cbobet. Sra Sc flelte 6irmaer
ct og1oa Nnbl,o n1o0toget. Ga
Npbpgni1igsplanen toger 5igte paa
/ 1tpr1t m1lig l1Dltrefning at faa
bDggct &rigsfort9jerne in%oenla11OS,
CT Mnbu6ene or6net iaole0es, at Sen
norife 5tot for1 obertage Hatentret=
tigbe0erne for Sen 6art6istppe, iom
mnotte blibe bolgt, % Npbpgningen
poa Bette Smraa0e oltioo for Srem=
ti0e11 oDerfpres til Norge. 9epar=
teme1tet bar / Sen Mnle6nil1g nn0er
0berbejelie / bbilfen l1o1trpfning Ell
lao6on 8pgningsbirflombe0 fan
igorglettes pao 9ortens Serft %
e11felte pribote norlfe 8Grftcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

Gn Mebniugsbaab, iout paaifjpn=
neg. Com tibligere meo6elt, ub=
ferte @aptejn Crit griflcn poo Ser
genSboooen uMors" 17be Nobc1n=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

IEE4ENsMEEE
itation Nibelpen i gieitaO er m,
|faroig og f1I6t monteret meb tiIb6=
renbe Maifineri for 0e 5000 9e1te-
frefter, og Mrbei0et meb Stolpe=
reis1lingen for 2e0ntngen ct netop
af1ll1ttef, laa I'LL ltaar &raften fer
Sig for 5torinou1trien neoe beo
gpOebobn. Wee1 Sc iio1te 9oges l16-
itgter for benne er 6esb9rre life
1tblan0et 1b1e. Smelteb9rfet gaar
bra. Oct bar e11Dog / 6isIe Gage
ubbi1et 9riften n1eo Sn1talleringen
al en IN DIN, bbor ct MT Bro-
0uft ifal frcm1tilles. Den norife
Hitri0 bur Derimo0 n1aattet in01tille
fin 9rift, 90 &rigen umuliggigr
&iemfgrlel at &onltof. Set lfal 0og
bore UNDER Oberbeiel1e at omlGg=
&c Driften, 1oa Sabrifen bliber ltof=
|bengig al 1tocnlon6ife Maon1oteria-
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&uh Bxkntx.

6enmare bil ontagelig fao ct So
tel til $4,000. Set er gieren al
@otel @artin, Ibeo. &obcllef, iom
agtcr at bpgge Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

9en rfattise" 2ireipiller. Mon
|pil erinore, at Scr for Ell Gi6 tilbo-
ge 6poc en- gnr1mel 2irefosien1ono
fra &al1gsbpgben poo Mingerife,
iom til al &erbens S%orunoring e.
terloo fig eli Sormue, lon1 oprin=
oelig bleb onilaaet til 10000 Ser,
men ienerc far bit Zig at llbgjprc
ca. 10000 &r. Sc l1be1ltet efter=
lobte MiOlcr bil otter 2open tiIfol=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

9aneDans Mejeri / Gcbils 2afl
Dan0t fpr1te Yris blan6t NorD Du,
fotas M%ejerierne, 1om bobDe ro1til=
let be0 Sectional &uttern1afcrs'
&onpention / Wa1on Gitp, So. Set
opnoaeoe &orafteren 93H. Scr
11ogen Gi0 li0cn crflGrcoc Erof.
Or. 2oO6, at bette Wcjcri por Set
be0l tic / Stoten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

Ier.
Balcaicn nSilben" fra Sreorifs:
Dol0 CT 1tranbet beo @oo paa Se0e
re11, ltrofS noroenfor Sbre1tao SDr
5fibct bar poa &ej1e fra Sreorifs:
ltab til 5tabanger me0 Srelalt
5trofs efter @rl,noltponinge11 blet
Ser 1cn0t cit Sine ilon0 fra Off,
bet be6 SjGlp al CT 8pie. Set bar
oog life Sale ONT for Man0ifabet at
re0De fig beo Sjelp at Denne, pao
@r1tn6 al set boloion1t oprprte SAB.
CIT Girnes Sib 1encre fom Ser &eo=
ninesmonbifob tillteoe, og en- Sine,
bnorpao en- Mebnings1tol ful1De gil
Sc, bIeb 1enot pnborb be0 @jelp al
Ell &ofet. Me6ningen gif glat, naar
man un6toger> at oct ioa ltpgt no
for &opteiner1. 2inen Iog nemlig
&r9l poo fig, Zig at &eoningSlto=
lens 8lof ponifelig f11nbe paslere.
Silii0lt lpffe6es Set 6og at faa og=
1oa aaptejnen ila110. 9ennc beooer
Mnton Sobnia1 og CT fra SDoler.
@on ejcr ielp Sfibet. 8eietl1inaen
bar poo 3 Mono. 5fibet bliber
ion6ipnligbis totalt &rag.
Tbn. MislipnsprGit 8eoer Nilien=
2nn6 CT ifplge ~Gorif Wis1ionsti=
ben6c" afgaoet beo 9poen / Sranf=
rif, - Nor gon1mel. Meeo &emoo
biz Disbursements, iier Sc pl=
Dre, bprc bettc 9posbu0lfab, tbi Sill
1en=2l>no par fje116t % elifet oper
belle 2onbct 1om foa on6re HrGiter.
San fit Ell lang og frl1gtbor ST.
bej6s0og / Oct norlfc Mis1ionsiel=
ifobs Gjeneltc. s 1878 font ban til
MobogaSfnr og oprette0e en- nj
Mis1to11sltotion pao Mmbato, bDol
Scr efterboor6en blomltre6c frem c
rigt Menigbeoslib un0er ben BARN
bierteoe og e%neraiife Misfioners Sc
beIic. Set bor WoD og Offerbillig
teb, font inrlig 1,omerfe0e Mibp
SC. Sans Mobn bleb fjen0t ogla'
|ubenfor &orges @rGnier beo 5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. , bon foretog
|bi6til ufien6te Ggne al MaOogoS
far. Set bar p6erit forcful0e o!
ltrobo6fele &ejier; CIT Gong lob bol
/ ODER cit Waane6 1on Songc bo}
len Moberitamme. 5om ban Ser
116e erobre6e rbt 2o1rb for Mis:
iioner1, 1nnleDeS crobreoc bon un6e1
fine 8eleg / Norgc npe @jerter fo1
Nisiio11siogcn.
neutrality-suspicious. bentpnitrc
ref. Otter SranmGl og bans &er1
11ers DontfGl6ellc bleb ser al Mr
beioerpnrtiet og 5~amorgmilationer
arrangeret ct Demonl trationstog
iom m%aricbereoe op til Gorbet, bbol
gl6bofot Ernterbol6 toltc ON Don1:
linen ohcr Iro1m9l> Gorgeiriont
&aasmoli o. Mufcrbif. MoDofatcr
l1otolte> at Mrbcjocrnc mootte llac
@ing ONT &n1le og life rolig ie paa,
lat ban bleb l,0bilt. @jGlper Set iffl
at appellerc til Mmtma11oen og ST.
ltits0eparten1entet, ioa foar hi BRIT:
&c ar1ore 0fih1cr. Gi 11oa INT for
(onge> at bore EartifGller / Stor=
tinget tager 5agel1 op DcO Ell SSn:
terpellotion. Nobofote11 boo ont al
faa oberbringc Sc bpmfnl0te g.
mon}trontcrs &ilien og 8ifalb til eli
Broteltreloll1tion / %9lnleoning al, al
|&r11ie life blep tiIlo6t fprt font &i6=
tie. Otter at Gronmel baboe iog1
nogle Sr6, oplpltes Mpoet. Gr0el
~rng0ommelige Oemonltrantcr begot
Fig efterpoo ben til set nerligge11oe
Folitifammcr, bDor Sc foron1talteb(
en- Eibefoncert. st &ar al Oenon:
Itronterne hleb orrel teret.
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Nnrgr.

Nanucbptte. Sra Solmeltran1
meDbcIes 0e1 20en Marts: MmtS-
ti1tget Deotog igaar enItemmig at
igge uobirfet, at Mmtets Nabn for
ANDRES til @e1tfolo.
&iyli @rnber. Sra GronObiem
meooeles: Tirmoet M. 9nitfelbt &
So. gienoptager Oriften at &jgli
@r1,ber en- al Sc fprlte Gage meo ca.
40 Mon6, iom ifol gao igang meo
sc f%orbcrcoenoe Mrbejoer. @en or
bt1arc Drift mel1er man at faa
igong fgr Taaife.
@rasgoos ira 3epelineren. Sra
@riltiauslano meobeles: TornDlig
Drcp en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., / Me=
ter lang, % al Spnbeform, ilarb
pe6 5pgnc. en- nRr11ere llnOerlp
geI]e bite, at 8%eboloeren bar mGr=
fet e. d.. Mntagelig bar ben TIL
bgrt Sen be0 8looban0sbuf, Dan=
mari, ltronccoe 3eppeliner al lom=
nc Nummcr.
srafifeu forbi 5pbtDiten. Sra
Manool mcb0elcs: 2o01erne beret=
ter ON eli poafal0en0e Mftagcn !
9mnpitibstrofifen forbi 5D6fDiten,
Mens Ser cit Sis bor bpret en- Sra=
fit n0en 5ioe1 tpffc meb op til so
poslereroc 5fibc bpcr Sag, or Sen
Trumpet ms til CT 9rpfocl, nat1tr=
lights puu 8r1111o al sc 11trpgec
Sorbolbc / Nor11een.
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5tprinbmltrien t Gpbebabn. SRI
Mre11bol meo6elcs: Mpgene &roft
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&pnf[iftcu mcIlem MeDuftpr 81

&pnfliftcn mcllem &eDaftpr 81
eng / "9bnefois % Oplanos 90
cioIoemofrat" % e1 Del al bans
BortifGller pau Ni11gcrife bar fauet
fin enoelige Mfgjprelic paa Settles
n1ebe / 81obet. Nebaftgr 2ie1tg,
1om icIp bar til1teoe, foreIog at 1to=
iette Mfgierel1en al 5age1 til bet
Sellesmpoe lom 1fol afbolocs I Den
nnrn1eltc Sremtib. Seen Ell al Sc
Misfornpjcoc, Sroforcr 8cnt5e11.
Spnefois, n1cnte, at otter Sen Stil=
ling 5ugen boboc faaet bcO @eoof=
torcns illoDa1e OptrG1en % efter
@cooftprens eget uotalte 9nifc ON
at frotraoc, bar set beolt at Mboet
bel ll1ttebe at bon lfl1lOe forla0e
Meooftorpolt ten. Dettc iiO1te Sor=
Iog h1eb beo misunderstanding beO=
taoet MES 80 moo Is 9ten1mer.
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Der ifior Ell Mebninggouab Ben
Bilfopiife gugt Deo at reooe 8eiRt-
ming % 8asiagerer paa ben babas
rereoe engelffe 9a1nper uMtarbeno"
If 2%iberpool. uWsears" tog bet boz
barereoe Sfib paa SlGb, men BET
'anf, 81 ser bare bar nogle Odl
glen til 2anb. 5om @aaffip11nelie
for Sen fiGffe Doa0 bar MI set bri=
tiife 8oar6 Of Era0e element Oe,
BRITTLE 2egotion / ariltionia tilItil-
let sen ffiuaffffc &aptejn en poffer
5plpur11e.