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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15


Look long enough aud hard enough
| Nnu.ll always find u way
| To solve the lltllc problems
That confront yuu every day
"lll tell YOU what we nrc afraid o."
growled Grumpy to the other two little
poSsums, Bumpy and Frumpy. Were
afraid Of the things we don't know. We
don't know that old Granny Fox has
been telling Us the truth aud that she
viii do just ns she has promised tu do.
We don't know that Sammy Jay Is
Just meddlcsOmc meddlcr. ms Granny
| Fox says And because we don't know
we are afraid For my part alu glad
We are have jusi thought Of some.
thing
WHAT demanded Bumpy
why, we cant see what Is down the
Lone Little Path beyond the turn until
we reach II. Just supposing we should
get there and find that old Granny Fox
hadn't trOttcd on tu the hollow tree ~
she promised TO-, replied Grumpy "lr
We heed that message from Amy lny
and don't 70 well be- safe anyway. But
II We do go and there Is danger there
we'll deserve to get into trouble II
will he because of our own stupid heed.
lessness, Nou remember what Mother
Possum was forever telling us-that the
most important thing is to be safe
guess | would rather be safe than tu
see the most wonderful thing the Great
World holds. old Granny Fox Is very
nice and pleasant, but don't like her
big teeth. They give me the cold shiv.
ers very time | see them
Don't look nt them then" said
Bumpy For my part ! believe old
Granny Fox. I'm not afraid" lie said
this bOastfully
Then | tell YOU what" replied
Grumpy "lou 60 ahead aud wen walt
here II, when YOU reach the turn In
the Lone Little Path. everything X all
right YOU wave to us and we'll come "
That's Il splendid Idea !' cried Frum.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15

Speeding automobiles in the RESI-
d"ucc districts or the city Is suI he.
Ing practiccd and has resulted In an.
other accident IN which number NJ
people were seriously injured Fine,
tor residence street sprcdcr, might do
some good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15
Beth, the Girl Who Went Right
An Autobiography
Recorded by Ethel LIoyd Patterson.

,,a, w ,'"N
- -. r,, u "'""' an" 'ru ABOUT It,
n,.,,,',,''',, %S |'H 'Nl'nl'u nult The energy In
'"''''ln''''lS thr truth that We did iu
yrr.r, % WIS wv '''S"' nave H"' some
Nor'oil ANA lsnt silent for few
minutes. Ia my heart / admitted the
Ju''"r'' OF her arrnlgnmrnt II was
one "L the things ! ulway4 had felt
NY lS''I' bui there was mo- good In
,'llhE over spin milk raised my
''Hu uhu looked at my sister
So, Marion. ! summed M. "Fnthcr
and Mother are getting along n, tb.
best way they can Edward ana Nartn
du not need us. and Won INV. Icf, tha
protection Of their home am here
working aud you are living ON the
proceeds Of your pretty things us you
sell them. That yuu know. cant 20
un tor long suppose there ls AN end
oi Your tiurry What had yuu though:
of doing when the end came
Marion shrugged her shoulders
Il don't kuuw." she admitted Isn't
there something I'm thr HlJ,. ,h,u,
tempering the wind tn IA, .h,rr
lamb"
Also" reminded her "therc f.
something To the effect ,pernnp. II is
pruyerhb that THE IorJ h,n,. ,n,so
who help themselves Yuu DOM n..J
10 be- downright ldlotlr. Marion you
will have to do something"
Marion sighed
Il suppose Will" .h, s,lI
Though work Is one NJ the few thing.
In this world / distinctly dislike
That's why" she continued. # tboupbt
YOU would help me tu yet A lob ,p tbn
stage
looked NJ her
INA You think" asked "tb, Bf.
Of chorus glrl was hut n Snu,rlp,
afternoon DIVERSION"
| spread out NV hnpds I'm II rastrr,
that took I'm the myrr.J mirror ,,.r
the three legged dressing tpII,
proppcd mp With an empt, stool the
worn plarr In the rnrprt n,rr which
Stella and had rnrefull, rlar,d th.
rocking chair. the bed that f,r
soomthncss luukcd more In. a Cbrl,t
mus stocking than ANYTHING else
Witness my glldrd myur,," ,eIl
Marion nodded
Yes. she said. Il know Rut am
not Ike YOU I'M gr on rruIJn.t
live In the way you dn"
You viii have TO-" fold her "Op
twelve ur fifteen dollars week
Watch me" she answered "rberc,s
lust one way to ret np ip this World
and that ls 10 check your scrunl.s ot
your entrance into II The polnt il
viii Won take me- prnupJ "a, ,.,rr s,o,,,
manager tomorrow morning apd civ.
me little stnu7 TbntA nil y,r v,Iu
have IN do. Rpth. You see I'M he
ON my way so fast I'M be- lending Won
money In month"
| wondered could p,t holm nd
mlttlnp to myself perhers sb, wss
right That she wonld g.t an m,rr
uulckl, more successfully Than dId
/ rnuIl not orr,rpt a., n .nJ I, hn.t
IA little II hurt to realize I honsstl,
WAS doing nv hes, +, suc,s,d ,hron,S
hard work and real .ff,rt ,nd r.t ~
know TINT Marion Through soms
strange glft that was hers and not
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15

Husband heard today that Smith,
the aviator had been killed
Wife How Dld his car falll
Husband Well YOU don't suppose
he was talked 70 death by life lnsur.
Auce agents, do youl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15

time | have steadily risen In import.
ance I'm the firm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-15

Next story: Grumpy Makes DIS.
cOyery."
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
WILLIE ESPENLAUB'S
INJURY WAS SERIOITS

Mr.. Willie Espenlaub, who was in
Jured several days ago by being thrown
from his motorcycle. sustained inju-
rles that are more serious than at first
thought Physicians who are attending
MN state that the breaking of his arm
Is one Of the worst breaks that they
nave ever known, and that It will be
quite while before he is able to get
OUT again. The News joins the many
friends Of the young man and his pa
rents In wishing him the quickest re-
covery possible.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
AN APPRECIATED
LETTER FROM "POOP."
Mr.. Harvey J, Smith, an Arcadian,
Now in u. $. Army. and Station
ed at Fort Crockett, Near
Galveston. Texas, Writes
News Man Letter.

Fort Crockett, Texas, May II, 1918,
Dear Punch: How are old tricks !?
wish that you were over here with
me. Would kill a lare one(O. Don't
have very much to do. Have about
seven hours drill daily except Sunday.
1t is fine training for young sprouts.
They pay big wages here, fifteen ($15-
dollars per month, then fine you ten
out of that for going absent several
days; haven't had anything yet,
though. How are the old boysf Tell
them there are plenty Of good look
ers here. Come over some time; viii
take you out. Have to go to drill
now. Your friend,
HARVEY POOP.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
MIR. MeAmos Finds Negro Under Hi
House.
tFrom Wednesdays Dany.l

Last night Mr.. McAmos, who re-
sides on volusia avenue, heard a noise
under his house that didn't sound just
riSht, and "ir,,accordance with stat
utes made and ptovidc1 for the keep
ing Of community quietude.
Mr.. McAmos picked up a base ball
bat and proceeded to investigate the
disturbance. on reaching the yard
the noise was found to be coming from
under the side porch, so he went to
1t aud found a niger submarine had
declared all under the house a war
zone. Mr.. McAmos and his dread
naught bat ran Mr.. Niger to the
shoals, and the bat won out, and the
negro. who escaped last night, but was
captured this morning. was considera-
bly, battered, The negro was Jailed
on charge Of disorderly conduct.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
The American Navy.

There is one thing we would he
willing to lay wager on today--the
American navy assembled as coin
plete fighting unit, could whip any ma
w on the sea today, as a comp. etc
fighting unit. We have the boats, al d
We have the guns-but best ~ all. we
have the men behind the guns, VINO
are not equalled in all the world for
accuracy, bravery and cool headed
fighting ability FLORIDA Metropolis.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
PEACE DAY OBSERVED.
Today Was Proclaimed as Peace Day
by Governor TrammeIl 10 BE
Observed in Schools.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

The Arcadia grammar school, and
DeSOto county nigh school tittingly
observed Peace Day" today, as was
requested by Governor Trammell IN
his proclamation naming Tuesday,
May 18th, as a day on when students
and teachers in schools throughout
Florida should make formal demon
strations Of their desire Tor peace.
In Arcadia's schools devotional 2y-
ercises were held that fitted the occa-
sion.
Next Sunday is Peace Day for the
Churches,
Next Sunday, May 23rd, is named
in the oyernor's proclamation as the
day to be observed as 'Peace Day"
by Florida's churches.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
BIGGERS FOUND NOT GUILTY.
Tampa Architect Accused Of Raising
Manatee County Warrant and
Having 1t Cashed i'm Tampa
Is Discharged.

Tampa, May 19.-The trial OF w.
r. Blggers, an architect Of Tampa.
charged with raising a Manatee coun-
ty warrant from $500 to $500, came
to an abrupt end yesterday afternoon
when Judge Gibson stopped the pro-
cecdings and instructed that a verdict
OF mot guilty" be rendered.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
g. Edmunds Gulk

The ladies of the Gullo
day afternoon with MES h
bles and Fortune on hA~ !
street. The occasion was y
iovable one. About thiry =
present, and the gues.s ~
with delicious refresnn''
hcstesses.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
What 1t Amounts :

Lawyer: $50 you wan am, ,su
vorce proceedings asains'
band? On what grounos 81. a
Client: "Incompa'aVsa, -. ,.usp'
temperament, and psychic as' ~
Lawyer: ain other wO "a 80
band is not making en0''-
suit youf"-Puck.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
ladies' Friday Mus'','

Friday will be tne
of Officers. All members az /
be present. Also dues 10 s.u
term are expected to be p'-
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
EakraInn.ont Friday Night.

Error. Tuesdays Daily
on next Friday evening the ,,1st
inst, an entertainment win be 5iven
at the high school auditorium under
the auspices of the Parent-Teachers'
Association, and for the benefit of the
Lyceum fund of the school. Miss JOS
ephine Penick will be in charge as di-
rector, and be assisted by the Ladies'
Friday Musical and other local tai
ent. Arcadia has an unusual amount
Of cultured talent, and we understand
that the program viii include the ap-
pearance Of a number of ladies and
gentlemen that are always appreci-
ated when the public is favored with
an opportunity to enjoy their artistic
gifts.
Popular prices: Adults % cents T;
children 10 cents.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
Mednesday Gard ~

The wedsday Auction pa, 4
is meeting this Afternoon '''
E. w. Stevenson
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
Marriage License I'''s,

Mr.. Lawrence HOwarc ~ : {
ried to Miss Esther HAd''''
Arcadia.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

Mrs. II. V. Williams viii 90 to
Punta Gorda Friday, where she will
visit for several days with Mrs Nc
AdoW
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

Mr., S. Emory Durrance mOtored to
the land Of Manatee yesterday in one
OF his new Maxwelrs.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs James A Heudry
went to Tampa yesterday.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

Mrs. Ryan recently purchased the
stock of pretty art goods from Mrs,
\. b. Royal, and has moved it from
he Arcade to the Needecraft estab-
ishment.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

Mr. Benjamin Il. Bailey, a promi-
nent building contractor Of Fort
Meade, is on a business visit to Ara
dia today.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

It has been suggested that Arcadia
needs a Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals, and we think
the suggestion a good one, as there is
work here for such an organization
TO do.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

Our business manager, Mr.. b.
Vance, we regret to state, has been III
ut his home on Walnut street for a
couple Of days. He is today reported
as being much improved.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
(From Wednesdays Daily

Col, Robert L. Brown is In Talla-
hassee Ou legal business.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
ads SusRensiseE. e nc

r. body Of men that rot
ily Arcadia, hut the county, state and
tion. may wen be proud Of, \ a
Nv company it is one of the hssrs1-
tied militia units we have ever seen.
Arcadia should appreciate 10. IA
-cond Infantry Regiment. Nlrion9t
uard of Florida, and We Relieve II our
tizens will give a little th'L git to
e subject, ample and substai tti MP
relation viii be Forthcoming
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

Mr.. John A. Abberger, who repre-
sents the n. c. and st. L. Railway,
Is a popular transportation official
paying Arcadia business visit to-
day.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20
TItpaE HAS t Come 70 THINK.

,,.,v,os was a displayed eoi-
f'ile~' saanta georgian
% al tae A order in council fo ,.osas
As gs,'ss States S to ship any sooa Dos
.2Pss, ssdt lions, or not con.rT
M szs Aglstria or , lus]f' :,
III Xsvhe Eyfl8s, Z ADDITION, IN
TX as each 30 a'e 6,sien TIA shil
IN - lien, NorwHS, Der
~ ~, M j 1tAstrai fcountt
x .s nj &ss,y' SSEi.l-s,;; !, Hs ~.
~ Sses ss,ufSsls9,
=, - ~ .
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

in1tloh committee M6ssrs. r. a.
King. W. e. Daniel and Hugh 81
Jones. -
The committee retired and return
ed with their nominations, as follows;
A. +. Bennett,
A. l.. Durrance,
$. +. purrance, nf
+. j. Yelvington,
ID. G., Barnet
The nominations as presented by
the committee were elected unani-
mously.
The following gentlemen were pres
eut at the meeting:
DR.. r. L. Clines
A. Il. Bennett,
A. l.. Durrance,
Or. J. A. Simmons,
Fred S Gore, 81
u. L. Smith, " .
Rupert Smith, AAy =
John l. Jones,
pr. II, p. Bevis,
". Il Daniel,
" e. Duhwody,
X. $ King
SEE Durrpnce, ~
e.. II. Slifer.
Or. Il. J. Wellington,
Claude c. Jones,
&c. W. Elston
Pete McDermond,
$. Resin,
II. G.. Jones,
G. L. Walton,
Harry Burton.
Mr.. Ed. Scott HonOred.
Mr.. Ed. Scott, who has so willingl
and faithfully served the Board o
Trade as its secretary for many year
was not present last night but he wa
remembered. The board unanimousl
adopted a resolution that Mr.. Scot
be thanked in as fine n set Of resolt
tons as it is possible for the board t
frame.
Mr.. Scott has given his time, taler
and energy. unselishly and in unstint
cd measure to the interests of tn
Board of Trade and the city of Area
dia. and he deserves all the praise civ
en- him and more.
Board Is Live Organization.
The Board of Trade is live organ
ization, the sole purpose Of which
to boost the city Of Arcadia and DeS,
to county, and every public splrite
citizen should cooperate with the OF
fcers in their efforts to make a great
err Arcadia, and those who do not fe,
inclined to lend a helping hand an
who do not believe in this particula
method Of making progress, should q
least be neutral.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

Mrs. C. Il. Mitchell and dauhgter,
Miss Carrie Mitchell, and grand
daughter, Miss Dorothy Baldwin. are
spending a pleasant visit with friends
in Bowling Geren. This is little Miss
Dorothy's first trip on the choo-choo
train, and we hope that the little lady
win greatly enjoy her first installment
Of seeing America first Fl"
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

e,ed the sNished the hostof1 aCfbefci
room. whig mtg the iaFgS n th'r
with epwefs and Siiy ~ V,SS'
deconl{ions we're rs 1ss$su1pS
and an elegant 9rshai 'aaifp >sCA !
lGdies attending SsrtS Sc ~ ,oAs~S T
Mesdames semple, BUM psss 49,
King ifIolcomb, Clay, Rd0pes ccOssl II
inons.s-z. N. Parker, Z. r. Va~ Pc
Goucher and Miss Rosa MIN er, q
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

81. 81 NOE aalntt- ~
50 csa cot have : e
send . refcf
FOLLOWING ls Che pres''n I
Devotional
scripsire and PRAYER x
"a, ..Hsrrts, Owens. /
aSiSet, Africa. rsls Sat
Mrs,w. H. Johnson S'a
Iuvodpcing our thirteeh
| ~ tlhpersOnated) in am
! a. Bean, Arcadia R'p'n
! sIcsaries.
solo. To be supplied
4 n
! Our Opportunity and Ae
In the Sunbeam Band; W
| Benpett Fort Myers.
\ ssng, by the children.
Teeltatlon, by a sunOsar
4 rbs y. W, A., Miss AZ
'E4~t Nyelsr
Song, Young ladies Of !
I Paper, Organized chE''
MS. %. \. Henry
Reports 81 societies
OnertOry.
Song.
Close with voluntary ~
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

Root FOR PRESIDENT says Mr..
Taft, and the public is tsSiug . fig-
ure out whether he arts Mihu or is
advising the r asple to sta' i by Wool
row .- Ne Tires -1niOn
If ir~ people YOU m M why. the
advice is to starI s. Mr. Wi,sou-Ddt
if it's hogs. why
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

~ 'A DOfl1--HhAh.
' !. ]: !: :: !: : {. !.
Hs's' MI / ' !. ! an D sai
ID . he - barn a SpG s e
SUMO n
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

y. 49, h'y got
,.ann,k. =. "a ~
y I. Y. vebsa a.. ,o,.l
| btiths meeting win Nc ieo y !. -" s.a.r,-
Sud r,rtenaelt Of our mothers dePaF'
| ~ HSSg A REAN. Prs
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-20

er city in ting country that herSs-trs'
fted
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-29
Glt 6oru 9sIitolss NlOer.

Sra 9}rs. 6reoerif 4eterieil, IA
coma. @ai5iHg, bar 81 m~s9ta8ei
ielgeaoe CplDsuin3 anJaaenoe cit
0orn 6giito.fs 4loer:
g5e9 Ter / iioite Dir. a Eli,
at a1~anueoirte"s 9ieo. bar 9iort
opmarfiom gaa. al Set fln er 81
Var, iiota oejifolen / cit @orn
5leo 5p98et, d Oct pasier. Seq bar
belle Iloen uHoret paa, al ingeH
bar gjort opmprfiom paa Oct. DIN
Man0 oar ] ST 9orn 1878 %
fgbte 5arm, q 0a car St0len I'M.
Der 9Dgning. % Dan arbeiOeoe meo
paa oen en- ire Tigers lib Grit),
o DOR Sen tom paa StoIen !
San. 1879 q BAR Der til Stole-
aarets SIutning. gtin iiitommenoe
S~uigeroatter % je9 par i 5elge
meo 6 bigger ira 6bieago, JON rel.
ite no til ben isrite 8i9eitole. Der
itlloe beeDnoe /. Naj 1879. 0tin
Mano par reIt en- use ier. 5eg bar
life funnel i%oritan, bpor nogen fun.
De fomme inc paa, at SfoIen iful.
be DRre 40 4arl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-29
Sra 5anmarf.

On 90 an0en bar ! greo til mig
beoet mig ifriDe lot til Goniteren
og airtebla0et, bells Iiot gteooeleI-
ier eaer 9Dbe0er og bells alminoe.
Iise QrtifIer. 90 bette mener ieg
ian at gre. % iaa itnar bet 10
til ReOattererne Of oisie Blade at
aiesre, ON oct, ies itriDer oItiO
er pasienoe og tjenIiet til OptaseI-
ie.
Seq bar Ieit noget Reierot al
Somfunoets aarsmsoe ! 2ucf,
@is., men jeg bor life enonu iooet
oct belle. 0anr iee bar iaoet Slut.
nineen, ina mnnife ieg fan gere
en- og an6en 9emRrfning ON boao
Der bor pRret for poa Wsoet. Wen
iaa6nnne 9emerfnineer ffnl MI it.
fe taees for onOet emo prionte Ian
fer, iom en- fan gre FIG, iom nj
IioOer Innet borta oe ianter ouer,
bpab Der foretnses pna ben anoen
Sibe oct itore SaO. Nen ies be-
eDn6er ian me6 li6t berbiemmefra,
Tom oet M fan fnIoe FIG.
Com noget, Der er pno allies S9'
Der, fon nppnes ben eriieliee arig.
so, Den er fcrfRroeIig, Ioo ems
Eanfe fan fomme til at itao title
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-29

M 10 9rrnoepimfter ! Samfmoet
III 6orban0ling REQ ale 1ore areos.
meoer o pad Smtaie ] ri mango
pripnte Soumenfomiter. Sea er ban-
&c or. at Ben enc al oisie 70 pa.
r~allelgben0e Stremme er ai5an9ig
n ben an0en. 93u REQ ie8 Del, a
areoienes 4itemnin1 fife er Del en-.
oelile Reiultat Aarsmeoet ma ia.
&c oat iioite SfriOt. 4ten "a er MS
paa, at Oct pil lette Snoiamlingen
iaare meget. ON 9feni8heoerne %
n entelte 0ieolemmer, iom ! neg.
la1 maa hare 9Droerne, sunOe iaa
Siffer5eo or, al man lie mn,
iamti0i9 @qIoen ie8es optfet, ior.
bereoer en- au0en m uuoftl1 III.
aiitspoit. Set i|orefommer mig -
maaife ie9 lager iejI - At BET /
BET more % 9eie life er Den Gel
Al 5omiunoet, iom j 8e8,en bprer
9%1roerne, Der enifer Seminoriet
-lgttet. 9ao os enoeIi3 ie al iaa
8pl6eu betalt, men ior At oette
ian lgffes, tror ie9. At oi 6sr ie9e
at ia S1gen ON Seminariet5 5lpt
ming t~iIeuoebra3t uareit maIi9t.
lei CT q ioa 6steBot. lite
ao0t at little 0eitc, imeas man int
Ter o1er en- 5ioo7.
9rootipn. Rem 9ort Gitp. y. o.
0u 20. Sept.. 1915.
:. : a5Ioii9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-29

9eo General Councils 30. 8on.
Deution i Rocf 3slano, 81, ior.
leoen b~eiIutteoes 81. a, at Der Ug.
ientlig Al oenim III 0eIe5ater IN
CANADA - iSesiionerne fife maat
te faIoe gtriaaer i 6eu5oIo til
8ri9eu - Ter fremiattes 6oriIa9
ON at uotale SDmpati Tor oe IN.
ife 9ut6eraner; men 6orila8et orc.
9e5 tii5age. "a bele aou1entioneu
reiite ia i lille 9sa en- 6reo. -
4o|noentionea peotol en- 9eilutning
en- At ioranore &omcilets aoRiti-
tition iaoTeoes. at en- fruenoe IA.
re for. At Den ioenif.hitb. ailuita
M S1uooe iflloe uoifile ii9, bIeo
afDaraet. 81 foritaar. At oeuHe IN.
NODE fororeoe, It aGounciIet" FIJI.
Sc oqre iriere. bet ior6aa0Ieuoe.
f~onfereren0e. 9r Sfmouf oala.
res til 3ornono paa ben 9omite.
Ser ifuloe acre llaf1it til aoniti.
tntionkiormorinaen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-29
Den panbrenbe Yreiteifole,

Tette er ben oprin6eIige 3ittel
ira 1898, bporfro GroI. Gang ior.
mooentlig fog fin SDerlfrift. Rof
ON BET, M til Soeen.
5srit oil ieg be6e Samfunoets
Jormano ON at offentlieesre Re.
iultatet Of 4reoienes 5orbanblin.
ger ben Gag betreffenoe, iaa mart
Oct forelieeer. Obi 90 1alen paa
aarsmsoet ! 0iicf fom rem ON at
IamIe De 100000, bar iee fcr min
Gel bonee for, Of Oct par ibeloigt,
at ben Cog ifiiI6e fnloe iammen
meo SpsrgsmooIet ON Senrtnoriets
Jlutnine. Disk to fore Soeer er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-29

iaar oercs 6 fiIoc agreoit@9 TOR
6pert Scmeiter. y Ter stoJeaaret
/ 5teoet fer, Iom ier. 6aIoe aGre.
oits1. Com 6slge Al Ell 6enoen.
6elie fra ilere 2arerinoer oeo
Goillingb0ernes ofientli9e SfoIer
til l~lnioeriitetets Department O
@oucation~ ON 2eidg5eo TT At
lore 9}orif oil Bro. 9ot5ue orOue
ct EXTRA aurius for iaaoonue.
Reite Seme'ter III Der Sine be.
gDnot Ct ipecielt auriu5 or oem.
iom suifer at uo0anne Tia til 9a-
rere / Rorif 0eo omerifanife Ste.
Ter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-29
Nebr. areos' Beilutning
ausaacuOe 6lgtuiuscn al Srin. en-

n9ugaaeu0e 5ori.a8et ira sen
ioreaeoc airIes Aarsmsoe ON at
oor 4rTiieifola 'rd 1riuitn
rs Scmnoriim, Blair. ]iebr. III
Sit1er gollele. Rotnt. @is. 10
taler areosme0ei. al BET 'rDatcr
ior, At oet fan iaa 6eiGntel31 -,
9er ior Samfimoat At ioretale an
ian0an 6lDtning. 51orior Ge6r
are0s iilraaoer, At iamme Der Sto.
le iorblioer IofaIiierct. boor oen mn
er. u. u. SEMEN.
streo5iefrefGr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-29

Zen inf lutberife Nisiionsigno'
bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
tillatos omfatter M IA Soipitaier,
Bpor 1900 bleU pleiet iioite Aar,
- IL Bsrnebiem meo All gern,
ID 8srnebielpforenineer, Der
bar taeet iig al ooer 300 gsrn,
- 6 8omIebiem meo ca. 400 CANT
Ie, - 8 B9itebiem, - / 9iem ior
oonos jpoge, 1 Ospltummeiniti.
int og l Saltatorium FOR grDitigge.
DisIe gienoommes g9roi tiliam-
men iqtteg til ca. S1,500,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-29

Gen ffaroinopiffe afoeline Deo
Minnefotns ~lluiperfitet unoersaar !
Mar ifIe. Erof. @isIe gotbues, vi.
beIinecns Chefs. OpIpsnins aoffiI.
Iiee Dornnoringer. Der bill | fsrIte
Wars alnsfcr bIiDe ~unoerpiit en-
dsrne bper Dog ! NorF % Spenn,
% Der eipes Sirniors os Seators
pubgane I'll oisfe aIosier, % Be-