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


| ira iIere andre Sfoler Der 9anoei,
% iaaoau aer Dc ira llnioeriiteter
ne europa. 6lcra ieola1iife Gan
0i0ater ira a%pbenaaons llniDerii.
tet pleier at relic I'll llni0eriiteter
1%uiflano % andre Steocr for At
6ere "a ie Ell I'D.
) De Mar. en- una 01ano lGrer
| on im0erer pao en- 9rpiteifole, bar
ban altio me1et troplt me0 at lere
fine settler: fiji Der er beitan0ilt
meaet, Ser ifal lGres o. gennem.
trnfes. laurent 5foIen er. iom Den
bsr nare. Ser or fn lot 10 ior
BAN til at lsbe ruu6t ] 91en eIIer
til at relic iii an0re 9per. 0et, Der
betaIer fla aIlerbeoit ior BAN. Ct,
at ban fiber pao Stolen % lpier
ian meaet, iom bans SeIbreo tiIIa.
ser. NJ 6enne @run6 er ogina 9pen
blair tor nof ior Shi6enter n
bore /
: blair, Iom er en- lille IN, s1o.
goor npppe no9en Stioent At me-.
DC 5riiicIier ai nIporIia Nrt; men
/ en- itfrre 9p iom 9acine me6 I'm
iao Iette 5orbinoeIie meo Storbner.
ne meSer ban u6en 1pirI ilere5ri.
fteIier ems | en- file On.
8r. 66riitcnien ~ifripcr tile ON
Toroelen oe0 0e itore eibliofpter i
0e iiorc 9ncr; men Oa set ligaer
mar Ter Smoenter % naSrc. al tale
en- Del ON at praiieitoIen % az
ore Sfoler ber ppre / tore 8per
! oliaa Al Den @runo. al Shloenter
o. Qr5icsiorer ian iao aogang til
OF moeri@e ( &c iiore 9ogiamlia.
Ger eaibliotetcrl ia of iea her
til ioarc, at ior Sm0eaters Ne.
i fommenoc or 8irteligbe0en SoHs.
ht0eu 6enne. at ifaI Sfolelrrer o1
Shi0cnter iiooc en- 1el 1iO + itore
/ Riblioiftcr 5icoet ior 1t foo
I hiemme og iegc Of blioe armoi9 i
feaaiis5et tit Den II al Be geler.
iom DC ital ae1nemaaa BET Inti5.
tie on araffe u a8orc SDro8 d
{ aeu0ifd5et til Den 5clIi8c Strit
on andre til Ieoloa.ea aarcuoe Gr
re5oacr. iaa utl Sremtioen piie. Al
oct 6ao0c 6etaIt ii8 5core Ter Den
ii iiooe paa Stolcn 81 !pie emo
oet itorc 9ibliotef Ga rooe imellem
oe mango gsger.
Ruar 0erimoo S%tu0enternc blloer
aan0ioatcr. % on Dc oa iaar u
at reiie til itsrre sureauitalter /
tore 9ner, 0o er %iormooentIia Il
Den fommcn til at ore 8io i itore
gibliotefer. 1or pore t%eoIogiiff
ShiOenter on nore Sfoleelcoer pa
Ter oct pitt, at DC fau flare ia meo
oct @ibliotcf. ION CT oeo Sfolen
blair, o. Tom io har 2eiliabe6 II
al iamIe Here 81 iIere 9saer / Dc
fommenoe 3ioer, en- man life alem
mer al nrbei0e 0erpoa.
ut 5foIeeIcoer letere tn iaa
arbei0e { 6cricti0ca ! en- IN iom
Racine emo / en- eu iom Blair. De-.
te pagicr piimof. ifent man ogida
6srer, At Der aoar a~rbeioslsie Nea.
neifcr omfrina Gaeine. iom boa
DC pil o. fan arbeioe. men OoB lie
fan iaa 8ortieneite. Nen ielp ON
en- Del Gleper fnn iaa arbei6e
8acine. mon oct 6a life oil0e Ddre
be0re ior Dem at arbei0e anOre 5te
Der + oeres Sommerierie2 Racine
er en- IN. Tom ligaer i et noaei
uimOt aIimn. o. Der ifaI en- itGrf
Selbreo til at boloe no at gaa paa
Sfoie / 5enne On monqe aar boert
9inter o. iaa arbei0e meo 0qn6er.
ne Den 6per CONNER. SfaI Gle.
per nrbeioe / @acine ont Somme-
; rem o. bctale aoit o. eogi mon
BET Oa .ffe betaler ia beort ior en-
Del al Dem I. CT At arbei0a paa
6arme, Der liaaer p innoi 0li.
MAJ )
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24
j Nnleoning al
9oftOr 4. =. 6briitcnicnS
Nrtlicl: : itaftcIs SfOltr'

In lea ifaloc ioare pda ait oei,
1oftor 6hriiteuien ~ifriuer / oDnn.
ileren" ior 3 Ro0ember D. Var.
iaa pilop nit Smffe bliUe iaa
lanat. at inaen tunoc boIoe no at
laic oct til GnOe.
Iet er goot o. ri8tigt. at "a.
gen ON 6%lDtuingen al airfeiamiun
sets Icoloaaioeliuq bliUer Orsitet.
GAP finn Dem. Der snifer oenue Nj
oclua A. @ruiteifolen iluttet til
8acine. iaa eoo al ifrioe oesnnana.
pnoe. % loo Dem. Der snifer oens
6orbliOen. 5Bor Ben er. iao eoo til
oct iamme.
1r. Ghriitenien enifer 1eoIoani-
0cliuaeu ilnttet III Narine. % BET
Ter oaiaa no. iom ban s%aifer. at
9roieminariet ifal islae meo. )
Slutninaen al i'm LANCE artiteI
~ifriper ban nemlia ieIaenoe: aSon
ipsraes Der: s6pao ifal ri oa meo
Cana GolleQe2" grua Den til,
bDno Der egner iia beoit, nemIig
onnif.enaelit Ssiifole og 6orret-
ninasrfole. men lao hDno Der Bill.
Der aiori. bliDe abort tiosinnrenoe.
Ger er FIaos % 9riig nof Tor ben
iom Ell iefs Waaneoers Sfole. "
"a ! Wli6ten al lin artifeI ~ifriuer
ban: ogortiet ira. boao Cana o.
Cutler Golleaer bar foitet Gam
Fun6et. In6er os mn ie. boilfe 5or-
belle Der er neo Of bare 5rinitatis
Seminnrium fnmt ben i~orbereoenoe
qioeling I Blair eller Racine."
Seraf fan man meo Rette lutte,
at Or. 6. snifer bnaOe Broieminn-
riet % TeoIoaafoelingen iIpttet til
Racine.
SfnI altiaa baaoe groieminariei
o. 1eologaioeIinsen ilpttes ira
Blair til Hacine, iao er Der life
mere noeet tiIbaee al prpiteifole
! Blair; tbi B~rpiteifolen beitaar
fun Of Oisie TO aiSeIinger os intet
on6et.
Seq for min Eel er enig meo
Or. gbriitenien i. at itnl 9eoIos.
afOeIingen fIpttes ira Blair, inn
ber 9roiemin1riet iIpttes meO; tbi
oct er lIlerbe0it, at belle pr9ite.
ffoIen er paa eet Ste6 / 5teoet for
pnn TO Steoer. Nen ieg er life enia
meo BAN j. at Rreiteifolen ber
flpttes til Racine. Seq tror, oct er
beoit, at Den bIiper I Blair.
Naar III. ebriitenien lfrioer ON,
bpilfe 5OrOeIe ban fer oeO at bnDe
g~raiteffolen / Hocine, fremfor
Blair, oa er NIT, og ieg baober
mango andres, Spn paa oenne Sog
forifeIIig ira bans.
Or. Gbriitenien minoer ON, al
Der er $4,000 Snobpgeere / 8o.
cine, at oDer 1900 Of oiSie er ban.
lie, at ca. 1000 er n%orite, ~ipenife
og finife, Iamt Of Blair er en- lille
gp meo ca. 1900 Snobpggere.
Dette err en- at De mango 8ranoe,
bdn onisrer for, at greiteifolen bsr
fIpttes til Hocine.
Der er bog en- Del Oelitioerte
Wenneifer, Tom tror, at bet er beore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

DIM Smntal 9%}isiionen itri0er
sReform al 10. os.: g5antal-
misiionen jar i Var inouiet en- M
@ tor airfe i asiam, JON bar
Siooepa0ier til 500 4enneite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

On Zen Oanife airte9s Dirt
iom6eO / SOS angeles. Galiiy ifri-
Der Samfunoets 5ormano / sri.
Sml.1: Der er M 6egpnot paa
airfen ! 9os angeles. @runOen er
its6t al Cement, og airfen oil ri
meligpis pore iproig til Sui
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

On Autoritet angaaenoe 5or.
bolo / latfnif amerifo. Reu. Or.
@olter 5orrer, Der inotiI fornDIig
bar gfifop / Sonouros, bois gi-
ipeosmme omfatte6e fem iponife
RepubIiffer og gr9nieoe til Ba-
namafnnalen. flyer ifIe. u. g g.,
at De inoisotes Romerfatbolicis.
me / Oisie ipolise 9unoe er rent
nominel. San faloer Solicit life
moralife, DpientIig beoenffe, og
han mener, at andre airfeIamiunO
bar en- Risiion iblanot Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

=
At ui bar ingen, % pi iaar heller
npppe uoget; tbi Den aomite, iom
M i aOifillige Var bar ioreitaaet
ben Sng, er nof ielo gaaet / I'll.
0er0ommen. -- ltaa, me0 @u0s
9iGlp flarer De gamIe jig uOen ct
iauOant oiem. De fIeite al De CANT
Ie Bar pei 9srn, Der oil tage Dem
I'll ii9. 4ten 81 truuger efter nit
SDn til en- 9pgaing Al en- anoeu
9lrt, % ben trun9es lige 5aarOt
al ufg % gammel. 03pno % aoln-
Der, IGs oe Iaro, BOG ben trPnges
melt Der. bpor port self Dor tPt-
teit.
Bort 5amiuno 5sr 5ape ct So.
ipital al lit eget.
% cr life Raeine 5teoet, 5oor
BET fsrlte Soipital ber ll99eF
3 tSS6.S7 ON ie9 buffer 4d-
ret ret. par ser Ell oanif 0opitaI
Rocine - lea 6apoe BEN @IGoe at
afIGaae Ct Rar Sp8c5eib5 Der Den.
gang. 5por me1et nupnte 6oipi.
foI unrette0e. eI[pr hpor lpnde oct
efiitereoe. Deo lea life Sea iormo'
Der, BET er aaaet mo paa @rnno
al Mangel poa Stette, Iigeiom gu.
ther College pil aaa mo Al Ran'
ael paa ststte. ON ui life 6rin8er
itsrre Dire.
MeH ON bette 6oipital fnu hoIot
ia paa 3o0e nogle aor. ioa er bet
ingenlunoe 9epis Tor. at Racine
life BAR SteOet. 6oor Del buroe lia-
ae, efler at port Samimo inaen
1raua bar til ct fntberif ooiuitaI
2a0 os buife paa. gi baoOe IN.
Gen Gel / BET arbeioe. BET oar 0au.
iferne ] oen IN aer tol Den Sal
81. ioroi Ser onr Iran1 or Den.
u iblnnot oisie par Oct pei iPrlia
emnls @enig6eo, ION maatte bare
De ileite llogiiter. glen nh itul0c
Oct upre IN 5amunosiaa, % Den
oil life Blot Gmms 0}auia9eo. men
ale B8re Weui8be6er / Raeine. io
ale 8nnitere / 1auiter5pea, iorl
oil noaet. 0iI 0Hre behipipeiig / ct
ian tort % %nsooeaoiat 6oretaaeH
De. Il oct iamme aGi0er ale oor,
0ieniabeoer o. ali port 6olf NJ
eeer hele 9iHien
5rangen er til Ste0e / Zen ior.
eueOe airfe til ct 9oipitaI: boor
mango az os bar life ogret pal
Smcrtensleiet p1a 9e more 9oipi.
taler?
9pauinaen ior et iaaoaut Sn5e.
6ns bar 81 i aacine. 2a0 os brulc
oen oertiI.
Ouatigc observation-disclosures bnr III
6lanot port @eniqhe0siolf I'm III
fan iaa oeres 5iaIp. orO lea life.
men ie5 iormooer. Here al oem if.
fe oil DGre uuiIliae Ill At asre alt.
81 iormaar til en- belOia @euuemie.
relic al en- iaa brtimelia Hlan. ionl
fan fomme iaa mango til @ooe
gatieuter bar ui I ale Aloer,
% egne, iom aIti0 bar 2T3eoonr
9eboo 5aaoe til Se9em % Sial
@rriter 6ar ri I Racine. ionl
fan iinoe oicrtet hos Dc mae. boor
gnleoning giues, % hDor gP8en
muliapis fun rsrer peo 2e1emet
men 9eiliabeO til al iere ben mae
til ocn tore 2pse, Seius ariit1ls,
er Der alminoeIig 400 anIeOnina
til, nanr oe meOer BAN. mems Dc
paonoer fla paa S~pgeiengen. 2ao
% banole / 6enne gag nul Den
lao os isrit iorhanoIe oenne Gag
Il gsn me6 @no % bore BLADE
me0 boeranore.
Deb fgrlia SiIien.
Z. 8. MILLER
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

aumle 2mo Dteiopotamlen. com
gombar0ementet / Manila 9ugt It.
fe 6ete0 Oom, men 0aggrp ior ii.
lippin-2erne % en- 4nIeonIng III
at fortpn0e g%oangeliet Tor oeres
ge5oere, iaaleOes betDOer Slaget
ue0 9usra6 % geipttelien Al &dn.
oct binii0es Dom oper Igrtea %
8egDnoelien til Ell M Tag for Ell
Del al 9erOen. iom iremior ale an.
ore 6ur0e ~interesiere ariitne.
9oilte 6oranoringer, 9.iioriea
bar giort i 6loOerne euirat % Il.
gris's tore Sletterl De iuunone
8ioers 9erli9beO tan nappe tros
pua @runo al Den nar0prenOe TBS
Ruin. Vile 9egne funoe Den reiien0e
ie Spor al gamIe bigger, % aaige-
uel - Siitorien ipnes en- 3rsm,
naar man iagttager balunsgne Ara
6ere, iom plsier me6 oeres oilOe
Offer % Oeres primitive Reoifaber
ggne, ser engang par rigt be.
folfeoe, CT ruineret oeo Iprfen5
ganitpre og 5tammetrige % Stag.
nation, iom islger i 5gleue paa
SsIam.
Zen iioite Dag j 5anuar Ianoeoe
Cir 8ercp Cor, ben bsieite poIl.
tiife e~mbeosmanO / Den p~eriiite
9ugt. fuIst al 5noiens 8icerop,
2oro 5arOD, Der repr9ientereoe
Song @eorge, SuOiens aeiier, i
aumeit. og m0eitereoe ben regeren.
De arabiife Gbef meo OroeneH bio.
Der aommanOsr al 3nOien5 Stier
ne. Sioen beiBate ban 0ttsiions.
6%oipItalet o. talte / tpOelige Oro
a~nerfenoenoe ON. bpoo amerifaner.
ne uOretter peo 2pgeuirtiombeo Tor
at oin0e 9~(rabernes 6ierter.
Den beaige arig, iom 3prfiet
proflamereoe paa IDiflan6s Ill
ffpnoelie, blep ingen Sucees ! Ara
bien. Scrub ior nGruprenOe euro
ppiife aamp, par araberne aaere.
De blepen trPtte al tnrfiIf Regering
oa 6aoSe 6repet 0en tprfiife @arni.
ion no al Erooinien 5asia. 5 aa.
tif, ser fornemite SaDnebp / oenne
groDins, par oct tnrfiite Stag ballet
neo for beltanoie.
Ia oen BRITTLE Gfspe0ition bao-
Sc beiat gusrob. foranOre0e BET
nrabiife RisiionsboipitnI i'm lie.
nefte for oe iaareOe nnOer ~HsOe
6alumoane" os gioroe BET iamme
ar6ei6e unoer g8eoe aors". SiOe
ON SIDE Iao iaareoe ira beeee Gel
re og mootog Siplp al pore Nis-
fionprer.
Den "a. Suli uofpmpeoes Sla.
get oeo RoiiriDeb, NOR 2%onosbpen,
ser Iigger paa Steoet, boor Mora
BAN en- Sang Iegte iom 9reng, oct
DirfeIide .1tr. al aaf0Po." SDor
mprfeligt, nonr oi ld6er Sanferne
gna tiIbnee eennem 0e %iounone
6umoreSoor; ferit I6rabom, De
troenoes 5ooer, oe ino efter mango
Sunore61or Grobring al Sslom;
og MI ct SGoe, Tom muligpis ifnl
ofgsre belle Senne Gyms SfRbne
for Sremtioenl
Bort 8Rrf er tilenoebrngt"
ifreo en- Officer BEN 81. Suli. ggi
toa ale Sienoens aononer. ID I
5ol, en- of benz en- 30-punoer, en-
$50 Sanger, oeriblnn6t en- Oberit,
ct tort anantum Qnnon. og Riffel.
4mmiinition, OpIoe etc. = ct Dir.
feligt goot RnnI6."
Or. 6. Stanlep o. Nilrap, en- al
bore MisfionRrer | autpeit, tpoer
ben nprpprenoe Sttuation iom
isIger, og buao ban flyer ON au'
ueit pnsier liee iaa goot poa Bus.
rob og bele ggnen noropaa. Oct bill
blipe ianot ON gag6oo, nanr Oenne
Stab ialber / Storbritaniens Spr-
Der:
gauipeit err M ct britiff Brotef-
torat meo be Bripilegier, iom
fsleer meS afb9nsiebeoen al bet
brittle 0eiieroomme, blanot bDil.
fe er .pennp" RoftmRrfe til ale
Saiqets DeIe og Salppennp Bolt.
mrrfe til ale Dele al Snoien, ioo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

6ortiGttes paa ii5ite S.oc
Oilers bar n Storbnerne
Omaha % Council eluiis mn %
y Diil ira BLAIR. Re0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24
Sum ag fOr NeiOpOtamien
Geinltater nf arigen.

(li samuel Vi. 3pemer. .. D.,
5. u. y. 2. i a@5r. ser. y
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-24

Entered at Blair Post Office as second
sass matter.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-01
Emmy Of Storks Nest"

Manager Pike Switze~ Of the Opera
House Picture Show announces for
this Friday the delightful story, EN-
my Of the Storks Nest" one Of the
most attractive Of the fine Metro pic
lures. Mary Miles Minter, who played
in Always in the Way" here some
few weeks ago, will star in this pic
turc. Her appearance alone guar
antccs the picture as one of the finest
quality and most enjoyable. 1t is a
perturbation OF the great novel by
breckenridge Ellis and is in five parts.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-01
PREACHING MISSION
AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Services are Being Conducted by Rev.
WilmOt S. Holmes, A Former Resi-
dent Of Eaurens.
The special Mission Services began
at the Episcopal Church Monday and
are being held each morning and even
ing The services are being led by
Rev. Wilmot s. Holmes, who Is we'll
known to Laurens people as he was
at one time rector of the church here.
MIR. Holmes is preacher OF deep
conservation and an attrative and
forceful speaker. This mission will
be In no wise denominational, but will
be plain gospel preaching in connec-
ton with every day life and Christian
duties. These services will be not on
ly for members Of the Episcopal con-
CATION, but the people Of all rcli-
gious faiths, or Of no religious faith
at all, will be cordially welcomed to
participate in the services to be held
This week Of preaching by Mr.
Holmes is in accordance with rcsolu-
ton adopted at the last tlcnnial con-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-01
LAND SALE.
State Of South Carolina,
County Of Laurens.

State of South Carolina,
County OF Laurens.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
B. M. Lanford and S. NJ. Castleberry
Plaintiffs,
M. Z. Whitaker, Defendant.
Pursuant to a Decree of the Court
IN the above stated case, | will sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder. at
Laurens, G. H., S. c., on Salesday in
december next, being Monday the 9Th
day of the month, during the legal
hours for such sales, the following
described properly, to Wit:
All that tract Or payeel OF land ly-
ing, being and situate in Youngs
Township in Laufens County in said
State, containing one hundred and
iifty two 052) acres, more or less,
bounded by lands Of J. p. Gray, Lewis
Bailey, Enorec River and others.
Terms OF Sale: cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps. If the
terms of sale are not complied with,
the land to be rc-sold on same or some
subsequent salcsday on same terms,
at risk of former purchaser.
G. A. POWER
G. c. G. p. and G. S., Laurens, S. C..
Dated, this Nov. 9th, 1915.
16-3t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-01

vention Of the Protestant Episcopal
church, setting apart the week begin
ming November Goth as week of
special evangclistical work through
out the entire nation.
The hours appointed for the SER
vices are II o'clock in the morning
and song and preaching service at
1880 o'clock in the evening. The
doors of the church will be open wide
to all, and every one will be cordially
welcomed
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-01

MI. w. u. filpp or MtlamS Branch
spent Monday here looking after busl-
ness
Mr.. Wade II. Pinson, who lives near
Madden, was here Monday looking af-
ter business.
Mr.. Tom II. Madden, Cold Point
resident was here Monday.
MI Harvey V. Jennings Of Laurcns
Route Two was a business visitor in
the city Monday.
Miss Francis Hicklin, Of Chester,
and Miss Annie Lucille Poole of Clin-
ton, have been visiting Miss Helen
Sullivan for several days.
Miss Agatha Reid, Of Greenvillc,
spent the Thanksgiving holidays in
the city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. c.. Reid
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Roper and Miss
Bessie Crews spent Thanksgiving in
Charleston, where Mrs. Roper's broth
er, Mr.. Fred j. Nelson, has his head
Miss Elizabeth McLure, who is
teaching in Laurens County, spent
Daily Journal.
Mrs. G. Nj. Clarke went to Rock Hill
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
with her daughter, Miss Rcbecca, who
is attending Winthrop.
Miss Ellen Newton, OF the Green
vile Female College, and Miss Helen
Roper, of Converse, spent the Thanks
giving holidays with Miss Carol Roper
Miss Laurce Kennedy spent Thanks
giving with Miss Frances Kennedy at
Grccnville Womans College. Both re-
turned Saturday, the latter to spend
the weekend here with homefolks.
Mr.. William o. Barnwcll, Of Char
lotte, representing NJ. Chulz Company
OF Chicago, will be in the city for the
next few weeks tuning pianos He is
making headquarters at the store of
S. Nj. e e. II. Wilkes & Co.
Miss Rebecca Moore and Edna Har-
voy, who are teaching the Copeland
school, spent Sunday in the city with
the family Of DR.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Dial.
Mr.. w. NJ. Thomason, of Princeton,
=. o., was here Monday looking for
good lands near the city. He desires
to purchase and move to Abbeville
for the purpose Of educating his chill
drcn. The fact that we have a good
graded school will bring good men to
Abbeville.-Abbcville Press and Ban
ner.
NJ. r. McCuen, of Princeton. S. c..
visited his son, s. A. NIcCucn, this
week. Mr.. McCucn is one of the most
prosperous farmers in Laurens coun-
ty, but he likes the looks Of Abbcville
county dirt. We were at his home
ABOUT Two years ago, and found his
pasture full Of mule colts, his cribs
full OF corn, and the smokc-housc full
OF ham, at least it was full before We
tackled it. a man who farms on his
plan can look the whole world in the
face, and Tell everybody that don't
ike his way Of doing business to go to
Hodgcs.-Abbeville Press and Banner
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-01
Bird WeII Named.

A BOBBY Is not merely human
Ounce, but is Bahama bird. which
Is 30 spiritless that when attacked by
other birds 1t fails to fight and gives
up the fish 1t has caught without re-
sistance.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-01

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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-19
NO REASON FOR IT.
You Are Shown A Way Out.

G. + @ 3 . Va Il t5.
There can be no reason why any
reader Of this who suffers the tor
lures Of an aching back, the annoy
ance Of urinary disorders, the pains
and dangers of kidney ills will fail to
heed the word of resident of this To-
cality who has found relief. The fol-
lowing is convincing proof.
Ole Rude, ieweler, State st. w.,
Thief River Falls, Mimi, says: IT
was troubled by my kidneys for sew
eral months, caused I believe by sit
ting constantly at the bench. The first
I noticed that my kidneys were
wrong was when I had to get up Of
ten at night to pass the kidney secre-
tons. My back became weak and I
had dull, nagging pains across my
loins Gradually I grew worse. l
felt as sore over my kidneys as if l
had been pounded: When attempted
to straighten or get up from a chair,
my back felt as if it was paralyzed.
AS luck would have it, I learned of
Doan's Kidney Pills and got box. In
a short time after / used them, felt
better. After I had taken one box,
I was all right"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Rude had. Foster Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-19
AS One Fellow Sees It.

The following is. going the rounds
Of the Missouri press: Editors are all
born boosters. The other day the
editor was solicited to join a lodge and
was handed petition printed BY. a
supply house, he got dun from a
merchant in a government stamped
envelope and written on gargling
oil statement; he made a purchase at
a store and got a duplicate bill print
ed at Chicago and wrote check on a
bank, printed at Denver. Ye gods,
how can an editor expect to join
lodges and pay bills on such trea tment
as that, and all the time tell the peo-
pie to trade at home Editors have
to be born boosters prepared to live
on herring and stand for anything.
Verdegi, Okla, News.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-19

At the Ohio Experiment Station the
following results have been obtained
Comparing 5-year rotation sys-
tenn with the continuous growing OF
corn, the former has given an in
crease of 13 to 14.79 bushels per acre
in spite of the heavier use of manure
and fertilizers under continuous cul-
ture. Comparing a 3-year rotation
with continuous cropping, no fertil-
lzer used in either case, the yield of
corn from the former is 127 per cent
greater than the latter.
Nine years tests of deep "a inches)
as compared with shallow cultivation
Il 1-2 inches) show an average gain
of bushels per acre in favor of shall
low cultivation.
Two years tests of late civilizations
OF corn with one horse cultivator,
after two horse implements had to be
discarded, show an average gain of
@3.44 bushels per acre for late cultiva-
ton.
BARROW tests and subsequent
crossing of the best ears in isolated
breeding plots show possibilities of in
creasing the yield of corn 5 to 10 bu-
shells per acre.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-19
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Sophomore Cooking Glasses
had their final examinations on the
work of the first semester last Tues.
day. The marks are not out yet
We wonder!
Ask Miss Benson what that crouch.
ing attitude means, and where she got
those lilacs Sunday
The school greatly appreciated two
solos given by Miss Bake during
general assembly last Friday.
The Junior Senior reception will be
held Friday, May 81.
In the shop individual pieces are
nearing completion and each day sees
another piece added to the collection
in the finishing room. Tables, chairs,
sewing cabinets, bookcases and piano
stools tend to give the room the ap-
pearance of a furniture store.
Maynard Johnson's cylinder record
cabinet deserves special mention, be-
cause Of it's convenient sliding shelves
with holders for each record.
This week and next week will see
the work in the Manual Training De-
partment nearly, if not wholly finish
ed.
The Commencement Exercises will
be held June third at the opera house.
Walter S. Athern, Professor of
Psychology at Drake University, To-
wa, will deliver the commencement
address. The subject will be: ear
Marks of an Educated Man."
Franz Larson and Lucille Farrell
will give the Valedictory and Saluta-
tory addresses respectively.
Professor Athern will speak Sun
day morning, June sixth at 1890 at
the opera house. Most Of the city
congregations have signified their
willingness to take part in this SER
vice; a very cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the other congregations to
participate. In the afternoon Prof.
Athern will speak in the opera house
on Sunday School Work. All who
are interested in this kind of work are
urged to be present.
Professor Athern will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon in the evening,
The subject will be, "Dad, Mother, the
School-marm, and the Parson."
Come and spend Sunday, June sixth
in Warren, and hear Professor
Athern. You will be well repaid
even if you come from as far as TWEEN
ty miles. Mr.. Athern is very inter
esting and man that will not soon
be forgotten.
Sophomore Girl lin examination)
Gin cleaning a fish, first remove the
head, then take off the wings"