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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
POPE WEEPs OFRR WAR.
-Upiifss Fervens Prayers For Chrsssia,,

LONDON, Jan. cardinal Pe,;ta
CesgarEfs papai secretary or state, has
sent the follotFing in response to THE
Daily fcnicle's requept for q iSeyr
Years f1esBaEe from P0pe Benedict:
zhe pops wesps oTsr The var, se-
Ing tiIiabfe TO stop it iisi Is Il oink an
in iiifs power TO lighsen is grieVuns
cen ecu sor she UNI, .sns, s,si,EaI,-
Bers and tlisif desoiafeds families. (
aanyshIie ne upiifta fervsIit pray
ers To the Redeersier thatslIe may Ia
splre .n the go7osnmeSsfa at the bei-
liaagess natfona feelipgs OF Christihr
charity TINT Will 9. last end ,ti,fs
Ifriehtfcl war, which ls lasolating ha.
5,sassiy 80 s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
An Act to Provide Supplementary
Reading For the Free Public
- Gnhnnls

Section l.. BE it enacted by the
general assembly of the State Of
Soath Carolina, That whenever the
trustees OF any pablic school district
shall set aside from the funds OF the
district sum OF not Less than Ave
1850 dollars nor more than twenty-five
($25) dollars for the purchase of sup
Elementary reading material for the
use OF the school, or schools, OF said
district. the county board OF education
Is authorized to appropriate from the
general county board fund like sum
for the same purpose. The county
superintendent shall then inform the
State superintendent OF education of
his action apd the state superintend-
ent shall be authorized to remit TO
the county SUPERINTENDENT for the
same purpose q like sum from the IL
brary appropriation or from any 9TH
or aunappropriated funds under his
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
ERsKINE COLLEGE
o ooooo o o o 9 C !, o o o o o q

The students returned on the End.
and duties have been resumed after
the holidays. Practically all returned
and reported on time.
On December %, Joint meeting of
the Woman's College Y. NJ. C.. A and
the Erskine Y. NJ. c. A. was held at
the Woman's College. Talks were
made by Miss Miller of the woman,s
College and Mr.. Kidd of the Erskine
Theological Seminary.
Messrs. w. w. Parkinson. w. C.
Pressly, L. III. Spencer, M. B. Grier,
and M. B. Hanna, all OF the class of
1914. spent part Of the holidays at
Erskine.
February 90 has been set as the
date for the preliminary contest to
select representative to the South
Carolina Intercollegiate Oratorical
Association to be held in Rock Hill.
A. B. Love has been selected to
succeed Mfr. Boyd as Sophomore de-
claimer for the Philomathean Literary
Society celebration. Mr.. .Boyd was
forced to drop out OF school on ac-
count OF i'll health.
DR.. e. w. Pressly Of Clover, and a
member OF the 8. c. State board OF
examiners. addressed the Erskine Y
M. G. A. last Sabbath evenipg on the
subject, .'Medicine as Life Work
This was the seventh number OF the
life work series addresses to be de-
liyered before the Y. NC. A. thfs
year. and was received with much In
terest, Few, addresses heard by the
young men have been no resplenden,
with power.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
WOULD REDUCE THE
NUMBER OF TRAGEDIES
State Game Warden Richardson
Recommends a Resident
Hunters License.
Special. 20 The IntelIirencer.

Special 20 The IntelIiCencer
COLUMBIA. Jan. "A strong rec.
commentator for a resident hunters
license is made by A. A. Richardson,
state game warden. In his annual re-
port to the General Assembly. MIR.
Richardson argues that such license
would not only protect and preserve
game but that 1t would reduce the
number OF tragedies incident to every
hunting season by making every hunt
er responsible for his acts while out
with his gun.
A net balance of $3.1O7.11 is left In
the State treasury to the credit of the
Game Warden department. says the
report OF Mr.. Richardson. after the en-
tire running expenses OF the depart
ment including all game salaries, Of
fee help. printing, Office fixtures and
all incidental expensss. A total of
$9.1S3.61 was collected for the year
from sale Of nonresident hunters
ltcensesi and from fines for viob,-
tions of Game and Fish laws, which
is an increase of $5,393.48 over the
business of the preceding year.
During the last year. the report
says, I'VE made out 202 cases, that we
got verdict OF guilty LOG. not guilty
In bb, and Al cases still pending.
T.. T. Wakefield of the Lebanon gec-
ton was among the visitors In. the
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
Learn About
YoHIr Eyes. Eyes |.

Unto everyone is given the right to
investigate. bntgl many remain ig-
norsnt on the most important sub
jects by accepting hearsay as facts.
We give the; S.F -.
WHY, WHEREFORE
AND PROOF
for everything we do in. our our OPP
teal work.
We are ready to show you whether
you have eye trouble or not and to
prove that glasses will give you relief.
Investigate our, system, learn the Inn
portance OF thoroughness and scien-
tific training necessary to Ane who
processes 20 treat the eye.
NO CEARGE m
|F0g CONSIDERATION
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
The Shur-Fit Optical
Company
310 S. main Street
GROUND FLOOR B
IG's SETTLED

you no longer have to wait or send
away for ynHr glasses. I have one OF
the most complete Grinding Plants In
the South and every convenience TO
turn out your work promptly. Yon
can't realize what have IN ma.
chinety unless you visit my place. I
can duplicate your lenel--don,t care
who made IL or II you break Il all to
pieces don't worry como here. /
can resract the most difficult case OF
eye troiibie and write the prescription,
grind your glasses and guarantee the
Fefy acme OF precision have rec
ord ! am justly proud OF ana 4 am
keeping pace with the confidence the
people OF my town have ia me. This
Is what aGtaated me ID the purchase
% the Plant an1 IL you could Just
see the nnmber Of people in Anderson
now wearing glasses ground In AM
dersOn. you would he conyinced that
Campbell IS In town and on the Job.
All i ask iHs try me with your next
Job also have the beat equipped
Optical ONCE foe making exnffiina-
tiDna IN South Carolina. NY prfcea
are ccnsf5tent with fifsf-ciass sFoTir.
ranging from $500 % eS 200 up for A
c1nnplete Job, Repair anytEing 81 the
Optical line. duElsehts your lenses
s5sss qS ss5S sS. cTsssssss - ss e e. e hA
made Begin the neM year right b.
having me do youg Optical work IL
apyons tells you that don't Grind
good Eiaasee IN Anderson, I wfis give
yeR SIS 90 Tor proof OF statement.
When y1H hase troubie with sonr eyes
o. Eiasges. think os me- u ash the sure
remedy Also Tesnelnber the place.
No z12 4Ts Wfi3tnsr st, Ground
Floor. Telephone Connection.
Ills: II CAzPHELf
Resisttss lr4s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
More Than Egdlf the Death
s Qf Asylum Due TO Pelgagra
Superintendent wan Recommend That Penegrj Be Segregated
Other News Of Interese From the Seize Capital II
Special to The IntelIiGsucr,.

SpsStaa,, pa, 70 ,ip9 Ine tn'elliesnee; I r,,,. -,
,..H,.. -,. 20 a,..I.a
., e.e.hsS Lee 1I,.", .t.o
a. sne et. osks az ~ Me e
a.E.a o.,a;s tho
s.1.hen. .!sa % -. =. ..s...t.u a. az. ~ ~.
supsaihese. ,S VI .s H Az =,
@S.s @ ssa% sna ti.as sno oA, =,
~. !. =.
tnS lass yeer =, t,le AZ, WEE NJ
petissrins. Hs saa9 = snst VI, anS os, 90
oea.nb =. lne lnstisgtion y. ~ oo.opeso s.s.,
WSre .penhsrins, ol Mno ny ny
WIN lsss slist. sni. ueye ou, .ne ~
~ ,,s,,a
uet,tns. sL ,sWsse pelle ., Ia
superintendent strait said that ne
Nonia, nis s1niusa. n.as,s Is-
pors ~ tsegIsga,aohs g. tne as' peii,asEa =
patieh' nae tnhnAs tns,s ~ & sne % .efse
aehtnE 4le sis que " icy tnaS z
lihtl oia psypls - y
asyiuma sul oe my. ,,s
sata sSnss patlenlts yGs N.sa toy Years ol9
When aumittsa. ! ana llsi.. sanotneT 80 90 and
anotner I. Inele arg nov iSov q PAY =. :.
rents IN tne St1os. i1ospitn to. @ @Sne
insane as against lSze last .Maren; en- Dr.
Strat SAID lheEe We're some people
IN the asylum VINO ousnt 10 pe IN
are NOT crazy ana ne lntimates tnat
ne thinks sometimes people are sent
20 the asylum JUST because tneir ian-
lilies want to aget rid OF them.
He said great many OF the pelia-
grins were sent 70 the asylum In the
last stages or that areadl disease ana
nothing could ne done for them. he
said such patients are fed only on
liquids ana they being in the last
stages prevents anything being done
to cure. them The superintendent
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
. .Cotten lfdlalHg Cesshaky.

n "A conference !of those inferkstea IN
The formation of the cotton h1lding
company took place here last night,
among those participating being R6f.
Vie Jordan, or Atlanta, Or. Wade
SsAcklouts OF ! Dillon, State Ware
hnus9 Coinlnie ieefonerl John L. Ne
Issufisti. 1eeerzssSsi atiye. Il r. Lilies or
.UrsAsehnfg ~ B.f Tkaetst0a II
G;eengiile. and others. subscriptions
70 sh9 capital stock OF the cors0eny
are % be made IN middiing cotton On
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

WASHINQT3N NJ An. ile ~
prefne court alnp III a no 81 81 Il
today and I'D iiiEtil tome
In respect to efnofy o -
Wright, for rs aiatsliai. M
was buried tod
The court 8ppointed ,Eala I
Green, now marshal 20 ss;os
coed Mr. giSsn be e&st IS
page,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

a basis OF ten cents per pound. The
conference merely reported, satisfac-
story progress to the newspaper neh.
Representative Lilies was OF the opln:.
ion that the outlook for the success
OF the company was good and stated
that he would visit several counties
next week for the purpose OF essist-
ing in the organization OF the COM
pany. - --fe = )
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05
Something FOrNOtIliIl

Youngs Island, s. c.. Nor.
To get started with yon 81 sllalS
you the following ofrer, Send u !,
for 1000 Frost Proof Cabba Se plasiSss
grown In the open air ana ssill itasia
freezing, grown from the Geleh mated
Seed OF Bo!sina & Son and Ts9rboi,.
g. Co, and will send you 1000
|hage Plants additional IeIalaEi ard yC;s
can repeat the order as many sjin6s
as you like. viii give srlI
prices on Potato seed MIA Hnts
Plants later We want n kepp df
Of close buyers, large and ;talls ~
can supply all.
Atlanta
Plan ], | !
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

T.. T. Wakefield of the Lebanon sec.
ton was among the visitors in the
city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

This ii q Good ToNfts
LSxs 81 pgLl lsER
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

5ii,s iIS
asRIIi Il
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

at tiene en- SfilIina / 9effenet oeO
Opnnrtning % 0pnnifning; men
M tales Der ON, at oenne 0oi9l
pefasie@ al efonomiife 9eniDn ital
iprnn9es | gniten, % at Der ifal
anipttes Iieneitepiaer / Steoet. 8i
ioritonr nof, At SfoleH fan ipare
li0t Deo BET, % fan 10 nl0eIes in
tet aron acre pao no9en 0iGlp al
ben art. Men 1ua6 ifal mango al
De tr9ngenOe Stuoenter asre2 0p.
boloet er oprere, % oi or uOeluffet
ira at tiene no9et / Dor 5ritio paa
Sfolen. o. oct er lImuIiat at ian
noget at beitiIle / blair pna Ianlme
@aa6e, iom Stitoenterne / itsrre
9ner bar 9eiliabeO til.
9i bar liae Bait Eofiiacliesoaa.
On Tormioooaen nar oi til 5affe.
aliostieneitc / airten. bpor Q%roiesior
Wengers prpoifeOe. % ON aifeneu
bdeoe ri ell 6o88eIis Smmen.
fomit / airtcns arnpt, oa @eniabe'
Oens apiu0eioreninl bap0e iHobu0t
belle Sfolens a5nmiIie4 til at til
brinac gilenen Ser. vi baooe en-
ton aiten me6 9nler, cana %
Muiif, Of til Slut opparteoe aoin.
Oerne os meo aaiie % Sage. 81
benntter 2eiIia6eoen III at lac 1ofl
; Gaa - ben %. Hooember =
beg1nOer iaa 9intertterminen. Ter
or nIIercor aufommen en- bel Del
me GIeoer, o. Ser peutes enoul
mango Here. 8i 6aaber pan en-
peIiiauet ginter. og BET er Dort 9n.
lie. at Sfoten maa oe0blibe at DG-
re IF Stem for os. iom oet bar pG.
ret set / oe ipunone Gaze. Ser
meo pGre gennerne I Samiun6et
6iGirt ira Sfolens 6aabefnIoc ling.
Dom. Gic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

Religion / ben ofientIiee Sfole.
Oct 9roblem at iorene religiss og
peroslig lnoerDisning ipnes | au.
ItraIien at babe nnaet en- 9ssning,
Der er mere tilireositillenoe emo
@drrDyg lanen. 9et forores at 9p.
rere / ben offentIige SfoIe, at De
ffal %unocrbiie / Sfriften, 5iitorie
Va Sposlpre, og Rr9iter al ior-
ffeIlige gefen0elfer eioes SeiligbeO
iii at unoerDiie gsrn al bner i'm
Rirfes Neolemmer. 8srnene len.
oes imiOlerti0 fife ira gpgningen
for at mootage i%anoanne unoeruis'
ming, men bper grGit a%froiies et
89relie, bnor ban 6or Ret til al
u~noerpiie gsrn al jim egen Rirfe
/ lin airfes 9pre / Den 5iOsperioOe
Der er nfiot | bette 9iemeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

mnno gif lgs paa De Sorte % ifsO
Dem neO noen garmbiertiabeO.
1togIe 0pioe bleD ore6t % mis-.
banolet al Oprererne, % ca. 200
gtegre bleu ifnOt. Ere 6ieroeoele al
Get. 6roir' ca 100 B%lantdger oar
oa br9uot, Observation-Disclosures /
5reOeritsiteO laet aife % Oen ma.
t~eriele Sfaoe belsb Jig til Here
9un0re0 IuiiflOe Dollars.
5orbaabentlis Upper gerne JON
iagt beore ira Inmlllterne oerne
@ana, men OprersbeuG9eIien Der.
oDre % Oen gefoimine, BET CT ior
ben 0anife Stat At boloe 8olonier
i geitinoien. 5enleoer after 8dnteu
paa oct tiOli9erc iremiatte 5pergS.
maal ON Eernes Sal9 til Ameritd.
1riit piloe BET 10 opre. on oi ltuI.
De blue ne0t til at itrD5e Dane.
broB oeropre port San0 CT 10
file nof en00a men tai oi
beboIOe 2erne, % foI Der imsOe.
les %sfonomiife Reiultnter al De Nh.
itrenaelier, Der ira ir%emragenoe
RrioatmGnos Sioe berbiemme er
u0foIoet / 6e ieneite aar I'll gernes
0pbirlp. man ri ORC oct. Der ifai
III, ior at oe Suioe fan iele oeres
9ip lire. d Sen ringe @arniion,
Der lager 0eroDre. er life 9eifpt.
teIie not. LEGION Ell l~lOieu0elie
buert 30ie aar al en- qafnmel Stl.
De JON nSugoli4 til 9erne n9ppe
or tilitrpffelia til at boloe egiter
o. opriife 1ilbsieligbeoer neoe Dos
De Gaoeite 9lasier Al 3egre paa Dis.
ie. 81 6orboloet or 10 oct, at De
beoite % onatigite oeroore u00an.
orer III more Deltin0ilte Ger, bpor
arbeioslgnnen er beiere. meOens De
6aarliaitc blioer tilbage iamtioig
meo, At alt SIaas paf fro omlia.
aenoe Ger m0pan0rer Doa De
0anife.
Smi0l.rtio innes Set 10 M. iom
naont. at gieacrin9en bar en- oprig.
Tia Senii1t til at ifaiie beOre 5or.
bol0 oeroure - men o9ian ill meo
6anrO 0aan0 at 6ppOe no % OR.
Den paa 2erne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

bIeo oeIt no til oct oanife 5olf.
9ao os 6nife paa bette / 5orbinoel.
ic meo 9rt6er College. Get er. n.
mes lea, iom en- 5nIitertlGring.
bDis fife 1922 MeuiabeosmeoIem
mer. iom Di oa maa oaa no ira
bar mer eaer milore 5oritaaeIie al
De @ooer. iom OpIosnina parret
meO 9riitenosm bar ior De un9e
al begge asn fife i5Iauot 10000
Ganife fan iuloe 9ltt5er College.
@is. at ale ) Oanfte @ono %
apinoer i Racine fan % oil ipIOe
ser SfoIe, og ies ter lone eoer
SamfunOets. Sompati ira Ben enc
qpit til Den nnoen / 5te6et ior At
bamre lbs ior at iao eOers SfoIcs
gpnfe fulot meo Oe teoloaiife Sti.
oenter ira blair.
T. Z. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

Der BET ioaleOes / Zines, boor
Bet ifilores, boorleOes 9eoet III
fal0er / ben gamIe Stao, men at
efteraarets Eriit6eO fife er at reg
ne imoO ben 9eflemt6eo, iom ari.
Der en- oeo Opreanina al De man.
ae nnge for5aa6ningsfulOe 2io, Der
aaar tab. Site minore enc $50
Stu6enter er buffet unOer / 9ri
qen, % ON so 5tDffer oeo man in.
tet mere. emo At oe %iapnes; % Der.
til fommsr ale De iaareoe % lang.
ne. dOifillige Al Sc pn9re 9rofes-
iorer er enoogioa rpffet bort. 5lere
al oe itotte GoIleger itaar baIotom-
me.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
9anmarfe 9orreIpOnbante
7anif geitinoien.

Aaar 0lsie sinler Ipies, er aom
MANOR Qcurl aonop itaaet mo
paa Get. lbomas' GeO meO oen
oanife arDOierfor0et ogalfgrien9,
ell aenosgernlng. ioui pore iorte
.emosmpno" paa DC Deitinoiite
Ter i~lftert jar isli JON en- folO
Straale oper oeres al 9om o. op-
5ioienoe propaganda beOe SOOeOer.
o. ri ber5iemme baaber blot paa,
at De folorereoe Serrer life form.
Den bar IaOet iis b%enriUe til Bob.
iombeoer ooer ior De boioe 9eboere,
9an0linger, Der 10 oesuOen oil brin.
ge nogle 9oueoer I'll at ipringe. al
oen@rim0, al Den DeitinOiifeS %traiie.
Loo life er I'll al gore @rlii meO.
0ar Dc imiolerti0 laoet iig ior,
leoe til 5orbrnoeIier, Oa fan 0eres
eiterIcoenoe ierite 69tte tafte
Den iorte 4gitator 9amilton 5aet.
Jon berior. 6orboloet er 10 Del, at
5. iom deprpieniant ior en- Gel
misiorneieoc ]te8re reiite I'll ste.
beilbaun. par @git hos ben tiOli8ere
@uoerner Siorf-2oren5eH. Dos aon
gen og Here andre Steoer. d Ell
ter Siaenoe ifal ban pare rellt
biem meo mnlge goOe seiter ira
8e9eringen ON %5orbeoringer %
meo Siliagn ON %efonomiife Diioler
ira oct oanife SoeialOemotrati til
poerIigere a~gitation blnnot 2ernes
Sorte. Elsie bapoe nof iaa / oeres
6nrnIige Gaioitet troet, al DIR.
Sncfion fem tilbage I'll Dem meo
Sub / Barrier, iaa De life beDeoe'
De at beitiae mere aeiten al oeres
GIN. % oa De ifuiieoes beri. laoeoe
be De tioligere beifrepne Opteier,
buorom 1elegrammer ira De 0pioe
bar berettet. % M er JON ingt
.8alfDrien~ oerneoe meo aanoner
o. 100 artiaeriiter og Snitruftio'
ner ira Gegerinsen, Der Der bar
banolet burtiet og aanife iifferi
tiltalenoe flogt.
Get er 10 life ierite Sang, Re.
creme bar eiort Oprer 6eroure. Zen
I. Oftober 1878 par Der inaIeoes
Itprfe Opteier meO tilbsrenoe Sloe-
6rnnoe, Wnroerier, ar~reitationer %
alt onoet til 5neet b~enhsrenoe !
5reoerifsiteo; Dpreret breofe ia
burtiet, Marferne flnmmeoe oper'
alt poa gerne, SoIoater % 8oliti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01
giprn Siprniun pcbrt 10 /
Mpbcnhnpn.

Oct 6leu ct al De meit itormeuoe
RsOer. Der / u%minoelige Iiser bar
uaret ai6loot i Goo ienou BaIpet,
set, iom itore 2. e8 ssa. life q
g, par e0er rettere ifulOe bdpe
pgret - 5oreoragsboIoer oeo forIe-
ben. Ser Sr. 9isrnion tom life til
croe - IL Time itingreoe vi.
Der % automobiI6orn 8enuem ga.
len. Der oor ion et oprsrt SAP. Oct
unr en- fomplet SfanOale, on 5tpl.
Den iaIoer melt paa arrangsrc1I,
5oIfelig Oplpsninasiorenina "a
Sr. g. ieIp, Der eiter iorifellIae
1e9n o. Wprfer mantte bope bioit.
at Der piIoe blipe pinlige 9rener.
Saaen er 10 nemIig ben. at 6r.
giernion i Berlin reOiaerer et inf
oenliat Observation-Disclosures a9tor'
Den" Der leoerer t~DifDenligt 1rigs.
itof til ifanoinopiife 9looe. b9 Oct
panitaas, at ban uoierer i'm Ser.
nina Tor tnife Renpe. Zen banite
% norife Rresie bar ligeiom BET
tore gublifum finn Ell JeIelle al
5oraat Tor 0r. q; bDem De opiat.
ter Tom en- 9eieipenO, Der bar Iolat
fit Raun og i'm Menina III Ell
iremmeo frigsisrenoe Stat DIM
6enne anituelie er FORFEIT er bet 10
ipqrt at 0emme, men 5nttim er,
al Den er uobreot ! belle dnnOi.
nopien. 90 bette pioite Sr. 9isrn.
ION oa oe 1oIf. Der nrranaereoe
bans 1oreorne. &c bnroe berior
haoe afboIOt fla ira 9lonerne o.
benere inobn6t en- ie6t 1Difer til at
tale fit eanos Soa, Set pilOe ii9en
aat pare oso Of. Au gennemferte
De glanen ON foreOrolrt 90 bet
bfep til Sfanoale.
| Oct par en- DumbeO al Sogmu.
| aen - Der 5apoe oiientliei Oil.
leiaIg - os en- TnttIssbeo al Sr-
gisrnion at bile paairrnge os lin
gerion og manife i'm aOoerbebis.
ming. 5orbnnbentIig boloer Sr. ..
ia iremtioia borte ira asbenboou
e6mnr6 Spore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

Wormonismen nfileret. Bldoei
y5be Continent gioer ct gfiem.
pei oerpaa. 5 2pn, Nasi., nnisgte
ct Bar Mormonmisfionprer om I'll.
la6eIie til at prpoife pnn @ooen.
gnraooet boIot ct Wsoe for at orGf-
te 4nisgningen. Der foreipurgte
man Observation-Disclosures: n5ror
De poo golpgami2~ en- iDareoe:
a8porleoes fan pi tro pna en- ling,
fom err BOP" Den anoen iagoe:
yBi tror life pon at prnftiiere DO
lpgami.~ Men 9orgmeiteren ! 2pnn
er Wetbooiit, og ban bapoe bsrt
nof ON Soief Smitbs 5amilie
til at pore fIog paa ben. San
fpurgte fIoeeIie: ~getraster De 30
Ipgami Iom morolif urigtis2" Beg
ee tiIitoo, at De life gioroe BET.
SnaIeoes afiIsreoe beepnote boer
for ia at prize Folpeamiet fom ct
focioIt Spftem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

9rOofIpn iige5 M at baUe Den
iterite, beoit inoretteoe % n9rmelt
fulOfommen uOimreOe llnge gfenos
friitelige 6orenin9sbDgning / Der
ben. Zen bar fOitet $t,50o,0O0.
Zen blep iormeIt aabnet og taaet
/ 9rug iiOite Naaneo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

Get llt5erif airfeblaO I bDert
Int6erif Stem / 1917" er ct Subj
lpums. 9sien, iom en- 4omite / Den
Tor. norife airfe bar Oe0tuget.
anore SmfunO fnIOer i Clinic, iaa
georeeIisn manife blioer nIminoe.
ia. Get norife S1mfuno bar ale
reDe iifret ia RuDnene paa 300 for.
pentenoes arbeioere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

5 oeltre ganaoa bar Zen ior.
norIte Strife Hlg. u. {. z. M 80
grgiter os 151 0lenigbeOer. Den
beaunOte arbeiOet Der for fun 10
4nr ll0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

5 epiifopolfirfens aateoraI
M~asIncbuietts boIotes Der ben 10.
Ropember ifIg. u. g. 2. en- QainOe.
a~uostieneite FOR 0orten 2utber. Rep.
albert Barter Stitch, 3. &, an.
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bent, bol3t Rinoetalen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

ie. Oct er 10 ct Sper9smaal, ON
andre fan benptte Oct. iom Or.
8irt fan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-01

5na langt .Mepieip Of 8epiefus".
gi meooeIer bet fom en- ny plan,
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Ite er prro at ifnnfe Opmarfiom.
beo % bIiper nnrmere fenbt meo.
&por piot gpitemet er praftiH og
pil p6e bebre MefuItoter en6 bet
ponte Suftem, BET bill fan 1iben 81.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-29
DEATH WOUND SELF-INFLICTED
Fiancee Cleared of Blame by Coroner
in Pulling Ribbon

Bridgeport, Conn, April 29.-Cor-
oner Phelan yesterday filed his finding
on the death of Arthur Hearn Cowl,
of New York, which occurred at hos
pital here on Monday night, from a
bullet wound in the head. The Coroner
said the wound was self-inficted by
Cowl at the home of Arthur Det'orrest
Wheeler, in Stratford where Cowl had
gone to visit his fancee, Miss Emily
Wheeler, and that Miss Wheeler had
nothing to do with the death.
Several tests made by him with the
ribbon which Cowl had attached to
an automatic pistol hidden under his
coat, and the other end of which he
had asked Miss Wheeler to pull, prom.
Using her surprise, the Coroner said,
convinced him that Miss Wheeler, even
though she pulled the ribbon, could
not have discharged the weapon, and
that the shot was fred by Cowl HIM
self. In none of the tests, said the
Coroner, was he able to discharge the
pistol by means of the ribbon.
Medical Examiner Garlick also filed
his finding in the case with the Cor
oner yesterday, saying that death was
deliberately self-inficted, and that
Cowl probably was mentally deranged
at the time.