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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06
FAILURES IN NOVEMBER.

In striking contrast to the tendency
in the same period of 1914, CONNER
cial failures in the United States dur
ing November We're slightly less nu
merous than in the previous month,
while the aggregate liabilities made
the best exhibit of the year. Total in
solvencies. as reported to r. G. Dun
& Co., numbered 1855 and supplied
an Indebtedness of $15.694.4 34, as
against 1899 in October for $25, 522,-
$50 and 1915 in 1914. when the
amount involved was $25,4S9, 49S.
Last year there were 129 more sus-
pensions in November than in Octo-
Der, the record of defaults at that
time beginning to show the effects of
the economic disturbance caused by
the outbreak of the war. Though the
latest returns disclose a higher NOR
tality than in the years prior to 1914,
this is not unnatural in view of the
steady increase in the number of firms
in business, and the figures for recent
months clearly reflect the pronounced
betterment that has occurred in the
general financial. commercial and in
dustrial situation. In comparison with
year ago, improvement in the fail
ure exhibit appeared in manufactur-
ing, trading and other commercial
lines, both numerically and in respect
to the sum of money owed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06
Journal Entries

Everybody is pretty capable when it
comes to stretching the truth.
+ i. =
Considerable of the sympathy that
is given so freely is not deserved.
= =
Many people attempt to put on airs
without much cause and with less sue
cess.
4. J. p
The man who saves money by not
smoking usually has more expensive
habit or hobby.
Any number of men are like roost-
ers in this respect: They crow a lot
about nothing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06
EARrH Is ENorGH

We men of earth have here the etuff
OF Paradise-we have enoughi
We need other stones to build
The stairs into the Unfulfilled-
No other ivory for the doors
No other marble for the floors
No other cedar for the beam
And dome of mans immortal dream.
Here on the paths of everyday
Here on the common human way
Is all the stuff the gods would take
To build a Heaven, to mould and make
New Edens. Ours the stuff sublime
To build Eternity in time!
Markham in November Nautilus.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06
On the Spur n
of the Moment
Melodrama.
BY ROY K. MOJLTON

MeIodrama.
l love them there explosions that make
the women scream.
Them sawmills and le-drivers is sure a
perfect scream
Them pasteboard rains a-scootin' across
the stage is great.
You hold your breath a-fearin' the hero
will be late.
But no. by heck he gets there upon his
trusty steed,
And grabs his sweetheart to him, right in
the time of need.
For real, bang-up show actin that goes
with dash and slam,
There's nothing that can equal the good
old mellowdram.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06
Hclara b,S.amJOdson

none too soon. for by that time the
sun was setting and the cold wind was
blowing fiercely. '4'Il go clear into
the hearth" he said as he crept down
the hole. clear in to where that warm
fire L feel is-and I'll not go away
again all winter!"
On he crept.. and on. Through the
hole he had found in the mortar, be-
tween the bricks. and out into the
open hearth. How warm and pleasant
the fire did feel. And how glad he
was he had GOMEZ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06

Mr. Ford says he has assurances
from Norway. Sweden, Holland and
Denmark that his peace mission will
be welcomed with enthusiasm in those
countries. But it happens that none
of these nations is mixed up in the
war. Assurances of this sort from
England, France, Russia, Germany,
Austria, and Italy might mean some
thing. But, of course, they haven't
been forthcoming.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06

1t would seem reasonable to assume
that the fiftythree newspaper men
who sailed on the first Ford peace
argosy are a sufficient number to re-
port in full the doings of the other
sixty odd members of the party. And
the three moving picture outfits that
went along can make a continuous
picture of pilgrimage, each putting in
az eight-hour trick a day on the lob.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06

Also, the prominent Partisan banker
and lecturer who declares that the
Allies have already lost the war hap
pens to be in this country and is prob
ably booked for a reasonably long
stay. No such remarks or admissions
are being made by anyone in France.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06

Topeka soon should have enough
theaters to supply all of her needs in
this particular. Another one to cost
$4,000 is soon to be built on Kansas
avenue, permit for its erection hav-
ing been issued. And then the en-
largement of the Orpheum. or the
building of still another playhouse
with seating capacity of 1000, is
also in prospect
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06

Secretary of State Lansing gives
emphatic assurances to the European
nations, both neutral and belligerent,
that the United States has not given
the Ford peace pilgrims anything that
savors of official status. And, of
course, this means that the official
recognition they will receive on the
other-side of the Atlantic will amount
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06

How will this oversight be explained
by the Democratic national patronage
dispensers to some of their faithful
friends in Kansas? No less than forty
nine of the perfectly good postoffices
in the state are still presided over by
Republicans
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06

According to the prophets in the
premises the breastbones of the Kan
sas geese are indicative of an exceed
ingly mild winter. But from time to
time during the past month or so a
lot of old Indian signs have been
trotted out to prove that the winter
is going to be a severe one. SO you
can pay your money and take your
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06

Ever see one of these MIDWEST ex-
hibitions they send around the country 2"
asked Broncho Bob. Yes" DO you sup
pose you could go to big town and round
up a bunch of gunner and frame-up ex-
perts and load 'em up in joy-ride auto
mobiles?'' whats the idea" us Grim
son Guchers want to reciprocate an get out
on the road with a wild-east show
Washington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE AWAKE.

"One of the most significant and
satisfactory results of the war is its
stimulating effect upon American en-
terprise," writes Henry Clews, the
New York banker, in his current
weekly financial review. More than
anything else it has forced upon US
recognition that we are a world power.
commercially and industrially as well
as politically. We have too long con-
sidered ourselves self-sufficient, and
labored under the delusion that we
could indefinitely shut ourselves in
and others out. We must awaken to
the fact that we are a nation of
grown-ups; we must take our place in
the worlds affairs accordingly and
adapt ourselves to the new opportuni-
ties and new obligations that are fast
pressing upon US. With the growth of
population the United States is rapid
ly changing from an agricultural ma
ton to a nation of manufacturers.
The past generation has seen big
changes in this direction, and the next
will see further changes of vastly more
consequence. We urgently require for
eign markets for our surplus manu-
1actured products, and If we intend to
sell to others, we must be prepared to
buy from them in exchange; for the
simple reason that all foreign trade in
the mass is nothing less nor more than,
barter, even though in detail the oper-
atoms may be highly complex and
delicate. From this 1t follows that If
we wish to export we must be more
ready to import; and an enlightened
public opinion will in due course of
time cease placing obstacles in the
which our customers can pay for what
they buy. Among our leading manu-
facturers and merchants there has
been a steadily widening recognition
of these facts for some years past; and
yet in spite of their efforts it required
the great European war to really
awaken public opinion here to the op-
portunities that lie outside of our own
borders. That calamity imposed de-
mands upon American resources be-
yond all previous Imagination. 1t Gre
ated a gap which, temporarily at least,
only America can fill These demands
fell first upon American financiers,
and were met with a skill and re-
sourcefulness which astonished the
world and ourselves also. The giant
of the western hemisphere has at last
awakened to the new door of oppor-
tun1ty opened Dy the declaration OF
war in August, 1914; and already oc-
cupies a considerable place in the sun,
which is fortunately big enough for
all AS just said. American manufac-
turers. merchants and bankers are
fully conscious of the new opening and
are already demonstrating their faith
in the future. Our chambers of COM
merce, our leading business organiza-
tions, our big exporters and big bank
ers are taking the initiative; and an
illustration this week a $4,000, 900.
corporation, backed, Differed and di-
rected by a number of the ablest and
strongest business men in the coun--
try. completed plans for the develop
ment of a great foreign trade. This.
is substantial and practical evidence
of whittier we are going There are
but two things more necessary for Sc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06

Others were glad to see him, too,
for-what do you suppose? He had
crawled out onto the hearth on
Thanksgiving evening. just when all
the family were gathered round the
fire and roasting chestnutsi They all
saw Mr.. Cricket and exclaimed.
There's our cricket come to spend the
winteri We hope he viii stay
And Mr. Cricket. feeling the well
come and the warmth. said to himself,
Il will.-(Copyright Ingram
Judson.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
.sf OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The State Journal is member OF the
Associated Press and receives the tull day
telegraph report of that great news or
yanization. for the exclusive afternoon
publication in Topeka.
The news is received In The state Jour
mai building over wires for this sole pur-
pose.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06
We'll. Why Not. Indeed ?

According to a wounded officer, a
day before one of the big attacks a
curious thing happened. A board
was hoisted in the German trenches
bearing the inscription:
THE English Are Fools"
No one wasted a bullet on such
poor abuse. The board went down
and reappeared with the addition:
THE French Are Fools"
1t was ignored by the British. Then
the board came up again with third
line:
1--WE Are Fools
A lively interest was now awaken
ed in the board. On it's last appear
ance it bore the inscription:
why Not All Go Homer"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06

OnCIC ADncF.
A true friend is the Teller who
comes up and takes a campaign cigar
out of your vest pocket and smokes
it.
1t is just some fellers' luck to be
run over by garbage wagon when
there is a $4,000 oatmobile going by
every minute or two.
Anse Judson is now a mossback
socially. He hasn't learned the new
steps for nearly two weeks
There is many a town that never
got on the map until it was discov-
cred by an interurban railroad.
Unnecessary.
Women of today don't seem to be
so afraid of mice as their sisters of
twenty years ago. They don't need
to be. The way the styles are now, a
woman doesn't have to climb on a
chair to show her stockings.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

Sra Sen ioenif !lt5erife his
lion i Gina ifrioer 42taa." Al Is.
90. bl. a.: 5 9rc0 fra soiter Nm
ma Gnaberg. oateret ben 26. Sept
% ct ira Eat. 1rueo ct 9ar Gage
ienere, mo0tog ri llnoerretning ON.
at Gooen bar g9itet pore Q2i5iio-
uurer / aina. 1iolig Senoag Dor.
aea Den %. Septb. iIutteoe 5ru Is.
D. 6ors6erg III 9ipsleoneo oeO
nor Ufisiionsitation / 9iiiebom. So.
nan. aina. 4ariogen I'll benOes
Geo oar ct Sunoebio, iom gun tit
ior ct aar iioen forleoen Qtai. SUN
6aDoe life bait oiOere Den al lam.
me. iioen nm mootoB 9~ebanoling
al en- 9pge for 5%Dorop6ia. men ret
pIu0ielia breo Oct no paunD. %
efter en- llge5 nbeitrioeIise sioeI.
Ter moio9 6tm tpit og title / iait
1ro paa jim 6reIier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24
Cant paa Stuoenterne
til Sul.

5ulen itaar ior 8eren, og man
begDnoer at tanfe paa SuIegaoer
til genner. QogIe inar iterre, andre
faar minore @noer. Nen De. Der
trRnger nller baaroeit, iaar MAD
ife ilet insen. 5 Oenne 5OrbinOelie
fom ieg til at tRnfe pna pore Stn.
6enter. De ileite Of Dem er imaat
bemioleoe, og bet er oDrt Of gaa
pan SfoIe nu. Wange al bore Bro
Iteelener bar life mere at gao paa
Sfole Tor De otte Rdnneoer al VA.
ret, emo bpao De fan tiene De fire
8eriemaoneoer ON Sommeren. De
0anrlige arbeiosforboIo De iioite
Gar gor bar giort bet panifeIigt Tor
fIere al Dem at tiene ret meget.
Der err 5oIf, Tom mener, at bet er
en- Stdm at biRIpe StIoenter; tbi
be betrogter Stuoenterlip og Do.
penifob Tor at bore bet Iamme.
Teriom bet er 5ilfploet, ind err bet
oo m~Rrfeligt, at fon mango Stu.
oenter goor no fra SfoIen meo neo'
briiot SeIbreo. De er foo, iom
gaar igennem Sfolen uoen of fao
ct eller an6et anpf pan SelbreOet,
fom De lite forpinoer / en- 2ipstio.
Oct er TINT of lngge WRrfe til
ben Snteresie, Der er for fattige
Stuoenter pno SfoIer | Seoninge.
lanoe. Der bIiper giuet life iaa Iiot
til Dem. Bible bet life bore p9nt
giort os Sub peIbeboeeIigt, bpis
pi gioroe bet iomme imob bore eene
Sti6enter, Tom er berbiemme. Sea
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

tror, al iIere iinge Nuno pil0e
meIoe iia til arbeioe ! Serrens DE.
nigbeo, bpis DC funOe fomme igen-
nem Sfoleu uoeu ior itor en- @glO.
8i bar uuge 0ianO, iom NOT DiI0e
uo0aunes til 8rgiter. lei De bar
life D1i0ler uof II Den LANCE Sto.
lcgong. Qu % "a maa Ell eller
an0en Staoeut bliDe borte ira Sto.
len ct War eller 10 Tor at tiene Ben.
&c. Get buroe fife Rare iaaleoes,
naar Der trGnaes iad baarot I'll lie
re 4rbeioere. 6lere Al pore 5hi-
oenter oilOe osiaa iorIGnge oeres
S~folegana. 6pis De if Iiot SiGIp.
u oct er nuge @anO, ION Tor
bereoer iig til Qrpite9erninaen, iaa
mua oennc ZAP DGra al 5nteresie
for Dc m8c o9 hare iPrlia 9uo til
Dem. Ter er iiffert ogiaa pIOre
Memo % apiuoer, iom bar ct
oarmt 0ierte Tor pore poroenOe
9rpiter
Selu en- oet er Deliiguet n til.
brinac en- Gel aar paa en- friite
.Iia Sfole. iaa fan oet boa til Ii
DER blipe tlinat uot naar man Ter.
At @pl0en ooticr. % l~loiiatcn til
at faa otn betaIt er life alto ina
ms. iii sGaen. Der bDOes / man
ne 4rritefaIo. taler life ior. n BET
er LET at iaa en- Stole1rIo betalt.
vi bar @umo til at alroe os
oDcr Sen 1remtio. ON Dor airfa
bar. Oct iDues. ION ON Serren bnr
ftillet os ioran en- aabnet Ter uoao.
I'll. Vile @eane i5Iauot port BAN
ife 1olf er Ser aabne Gore Tor Or
oct. ) Mar n6ienote ri otte me
a%r6eioere Men ri bar 9rul Tor
NANCE Here. 2ao os beOe Seiteus
0crre on at uoienoe Here Grbei
6cre / I'm Ssit 0en lao os o1ioa
h.plpe Dem. iom Sub aiDer os iom
5oar paa pore 9snner.
q. q Repe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24
GAO Sutber GOaege blipe
gutber 6oipital.

SEQ areosmsoet / Coulter, Soma,
bleo Der al aomiteen, ION If
areosformanOens S~no6eretning I'm.
Der Ooerpeielie. in0bragt Ell Scr
lag, Der lso: 9aO 9utber College
blioe benpttet til aloeroomsbieml
6orilaget bleo Der let lot al %
iaa gif ri tnDie iorbi BET Bunft.
SmiOIartio er 5orilaget ira bin
aomite. efter min Weniug. meget
for goot til at ties til Osoe.
2aoe 2itber College ligge paa Nj.
t9gt, bar BET neppe siort iig ior.
tienitIig til, % oct tan pei Oa BEL
Ter life pare WeniHgen, at Iaa itnl
re | Marcus, ielo ON oct M Bar
5uileoragten pao.
8Dno Ifal oct iao bruees tiI2
9t oi ifuloe ilntte ben teologiife
Del al port Breiteieminarium ira
Blair til Cutler College | 8ocine,
bar pitt nl6rig ful0tu0 upret vi.
Dor, emo life for Dem, iom gioroe
fla iii 5aIsmRno for Eanfen. Des.
uoen bar 10 mn be fleite areoie /
Zen foreneoe airfe giDet tilfenoe
peo oeres areosmsoer, at De til.
raooer, Sfolen forbliner uoelt oeo
Dana College | Blair. 9igeiom ui
ogfaa bsitioelis bor befr9ftet ior
bperon6re, at Sdmfun6et life at,
ter Ifaf Isbes | @pI0. Serren
biafpe os Of me6 Dor tiinge @Glo.
CAB os 9rIigt be6e Sub biplpe
os til, at pi oprigtig forblfper tro
moo 9anfen: SITE after ipnfe Dor
fare afrfe / @1lo.
ut pi / bort Somfun0 tr9nger
ill ct MIoeroomsbiem, bpor Solicit
Dor, bar pi pi6it ! en- Del aar, og
Der bar 10 osfao fra enfelte 9olo
ppret eiort en- Del for at fan op.
rettet ct iaabont, men Goftlnm er,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

On aiten for - aar iioen eff
Nicbele 5ra3ceo, en- run Stale.
ner, til en- Observation-Disclosures,
Ser bolotes UNDER ct 5eIt; bans
Seniigt bar at foritDrre Nsoet. 5or.
iamIingen lang Suit as 5 am"
Get aioroe ct IaaOnnt SnOtrDt paa
BAN, at ban Ififteoe 5in6 o. eff
bort mes ct Ip Eeitament, iom
BON oiIoe Gpie. Sans Brett fanot
bom f9fenoe / gogen. faGote ben
en- rforosmmeIig Bog" og fog ben
fra BAN. San eff tiIboee til Weis-
fionen og bIep en- eoangeIiif Sri.
item. Soa frefpentereoe ban 9ofaD'
cite College, iioen gelipIDanin Uni.
p~erfitet og enoelig Brinceton &c.
minor. 3 fioite Mooneo bleu ban
oroineret til Brett | Bresbpterin-
nerfirfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

Sra aimboIIton, Sn., ifriper en-
Rartbo Beterien | en- WeOoelelie
til gltngoom" ON rlngoomsforenin.
gen gnIour 81. a.: 1Wellem Sui
oa Nptnar pIeier golour at afbol.
be ct SiiIebaI, bette bliper | anr
foronoret TIL ct go6t, oonif Sule.
oiloe mco Gang, SpIrsning og
Qeq. @rnnoen til, at pi foronoreoe
bet, bar be oIporIige 5orbolo |
europa o. ben Sore oe Wso, Der
berffer." Bi friites til at iper-
ae: Derfom BET operbopeoet er hi.
ffeIie .fsmmeIigt for en- llng6oms.
foreming at boIoe Suicidal, bDorfor
iao iEtt unber ale Onitrnoiebe-
ber9 oIIer mon Der iffe nItio baooe
1 Gurop1 o. | amerifn er %,,nIDor-
Iiee DosIeIOs At toee 9enipn tiIs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

ioni aoen. 9urmab. Siam % Den
peritife 9ugts arabiife apit % op
az n1be Sbat-el- arab@ til 9urab.
Get er ianoipHlIgt. at 5Drten life
lausere oil be5oloe Serreopmme /
Dor Gel Al Arabien. % meo bans
9ort0ragen iorioinoer nof en- 9in-
bring for friiteligt Qtisiioasarbeis
De. 0oer aumeit paier 0alomaa-
nen o. Stieruen life mere, men Ct
LET reot 5Iag me0 Sroet SIN
peit" / 6pioe arabiife 9ogitaoer.
S5lams oisnen0e 9alpmaane faiter
finn lioet 91s / bette 9ano, alt er
Migrfe, inf QtBrfe. gfaa Retiar-
oigbeoens Sol me0 &pgeOom I'M.
Der line 9fnger mart opgaa ior al
orig mere at 8ad neO.
Raar 5aImiiten / Den y Salme
beifrioer be 9eliignelier, ON ital
fomme til Den arabiite 6alos, iaa
aioer Dan ieIoe Grnbiens @rGnier
% aatpOer. boilfe sfoaomiffe, 10
ciale "a moralite 6%oranorin8er
ser oil finoe Ste0. naar 4ariitus
ifaI 5crife ira 0ap til ono % ira
IloOcn Gnirat mOtiI Soroens On.
ser.
9anoet eier mango aaerbrua8.
Mnlia6e0cr % tm0e mloer en- fit
feIia Regcrng n~ESe.haIoe ii @an9e
oen nprDaren0e 9%ef1lfning g3eio-
pstamien CT ria paa 2Gpl life alene
Al Da6Ier men Al ao~rniorter. llIo.
@nmmi. 9afrisro0 % andre Bro
buffer. Com Clielano er oets Gia
BONNIE nnlia ble0en opoaaet Of
bennttet. 9eo RoAammernh. balo
ueis meaem 9lsrab o. 6loOeus
Wln6ina. har Set en9eIifpeyiiife
Clie Roupaqni alereOe bp8aet II
Rarf % man ailOe antaac. At BET
uar en- Toritao til Rittsburg eaer
I'll Sim Inarere emo en- 9e9anOelie
til ct 3oretalenoe I ~norooeitre 4ra
ben. 7sremffriotets StimlIaHs oil
0ere me9et.
Gen Brittle Regerin9. naar Den
enaana er / 9eiio0eIie a Oisie 81
ne. 0il ri 9eiolfuiugen ira 9eora1
on 0ol0. Stammeriae oil oa r.
meliaois blioe noset Ser herer Den
iounone lib til. o. Tom / 5noien
oif en- fiffer 8e1crin9 noe rig Gel
IiQ6eo for sfonomiif llooiflina o.
6p6e Nigiionen en- anben Or ior
Iocial SeineIIe % %aonoeIia Fri.
gsreIie.
0eo ale oeune arigs RrOiIer.
iom 6erifer / europa, og Oens
grnelige @%asiatrer i Inrtiet. maa
ui en00a oao @rGnicrne al. boao
Ser en- @ona par BET tnrfeite Sci
ierogmme. gIroe % oOer, at meget
qo0t anere0e er iulqt al BEN. @uo
bar oen6t Renneifers greoe I'll
hans Rris. % Rorgenreoen oGm
.rer I noroDeitre arabien. Soor
forIfeniet BET oil blioe. naar bri
fife 9ooe nfIsier SsIams mioOelal.
0erliqe geotpgter meo ale bets
@ruIomheoer. naar Sen, Ser ialoer
Of ira Robamme6s ReIiaiou fife
lpnqere behsoer at irpate Tor 1T
On. nnar 9~onosbnens Bern ifaI
faa 2eiligbeo til at 9an / Sfole, %
naar Wisiionsifolerne ifaI bliOe
til goaeger FOR lt66anneIie Al Sc
oere for beIe bette 2onol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

STelge en- Bamilet, JON ben H..
t6erIfe Risiouri.5 gnooe bar u0-
aiuet, BAR bette SumfunO paa 9S
aars @isiionsarbci0e blanot Reg
rene / bette 9ano ipenoeret en- balD
9illion Dollars, % Der er fun iaa
oper ct 5uiin0e aommunifanter ,
Tom er i%n0ifreDet / Oenne Ntisiions
gtenigbeoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

Sra ooeralt I ENGLAND, iiges Der,
fommer Der @fterretninger ON re.
IiaisIe gqffeller og Snteresie
nnnoelige 1ing iom nIOrig ier i
Wanog Minoe. Sra nRiten boert
eneite Siem er Der nogen in0Dif-
let / arigen. og iom 6slge oerai
hor 5amiliean6ngt meo 9ibeIlRs-
ming og Bon taget ct forbapienOe
DIPPING. 6amiliealtre %oprettes,
boor ilige Ting biOtil bar uRret
ufen0te.