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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09
STERLING

Mrs. Daniel Cutting returned last
Tuesday from Monida, Mont, after a
stay of several months at the bedside
of her mother, who has been danger
ously ILL.,
Tuesday from Boise where she has been
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Kelley is home from Salt
Lake where she spent Thanksgiving
with her daughters.
George Mclean spent couple of
days in Blackfoot this week, returning
Wednesday.
Mr.. A. H. King, B. & B. supernten-
dent for the Oregon Short Line was
here last week inspecting the new stock
yards.
M. A. Driscoll, Jr., is again able to
attend school after an attack of la
grippe.
julius Teichert made business trip
to Blackfoot Tuesday.
Mrs. John Cooper returned last week
from Ogden where she has been visiting
her mother for six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson were bust
ness visitors in Pocatello this week and
remained several days.
w. w. Hayes was called to Black
foot Wednesday on legal business.
Mrs. Anthony Kelley went to Arco
Wednesday to look over some land they
are contemplating buying.
Mrs. Mary Scott has been quite i'll
but is now improving.
Henry Morrison is nursing a very bad
hand this week, the result of slight in
jury.
Howard Nugent is clerking for the
Golden Rule Mercantile company. We
are all glad to see another congenial
clerk added to the present force.
One of the carpenters remodeling the
warehouse is i'll with pneumonia and is
being taken care of at the Hotel Ster-
/ ling. DR.. McKenna is in attendance
and reports the gentleman on the road
| to recovery.
Mrs. G. Holmquist is confined to her
home with an attack Of pneumonia.
There is certainly an opening here
for good physician who would con-
duct small drug store.
The Madam Excella company gave a
show and dance last Saturday night,
which according to reports was not
very elevating.
Mr.. Hubble, the elevator man from
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09

biack toot, was in our midst Friday on
his way home from Aberdeen.
Frank and Ed. Hutchinson are in
Blackfoot this week visiting relatives.
The dance hall belonging to Nugent
and Ward is being overhauled this
week and new maple floor and coat
or plaster are being added 1t is ex-
lpected to be in readiness for the big
hop next Saturday.
Mr.. F. c. Larkin, Oregon Short Line
tariff inspector, was here Thursday and
Friday checking up the station.
Mrs. O. C. Henderson is improving
nicely now and is considered to be well
on the way to recovery. DR.. Cline of
Idaho Falls performed the second oper.
ation last week, removing the right
kidney.
The new stock yards are now com.
pleted and Mr.. j. A. Martin of Black.
foot, holds the honor of being the first
to utilize them. He is shipping a car
load of hogs today All the farmers are
very glad they won't have to hang on
to their pigs tails any more.
Theo. Herbert returned today from
Blackfoot. He had been there several
days on business matters
M. A. Driscoll and wife returned
from Pocatello Saturday in their new
Dodge car, which they purchased while
there from Mooney 6 Douglas.
Mr.. Bateman went to st. Anthony
Saturday to spend few days with his
family.
Mr.. 0. w. Meader and wife have re-
turned to Joplin, Mo-, after month s
visit with the latter's sister, Mrs.
Belle Partridge.
Miss Abilene Nelson went to Aber-
deem today on personal business.
There are number of cases of
measles reported in this vicinity, but
so far no serious ones. 1t is very i'm
portant that every family having the
measles should report it at once to DR..
Davis.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09

Mrs. Virgil Fahrney arrived from,
Leslie recently and will spend a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. c. Conklin. Mr.. Fahrney has sold
his property at Leslie and will return
to his old home in Iowa soon. Mrs.
Fahrney will follow about the first of
January.
Mrs. R. A. Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
G. Tompkins and J. J. Spicer are sorely
afflicted with grip this week
| The Idaho Lumber company has sold
more coal this fall and winter than
ever before since the branch was es-
tabished here.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09

amusement hall Friday evening. Every
body invited. Blackfoot music.
Miss Thurlean England went to Rex
burg academy Monday evening.
Veleda Levitte has bad case of Ia
grippe this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Owens have located
in Moreland this week. They arrived
from Wisconsin last spring and spent
the summer in Riverside.
Mrs. Cleo Priest is visiting her
mother Mrs. John Vest this week.
The Moreland Democratic club gave
an entertainment Tuesday night which
was very much enjoyed by all
present
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09
STAKE MEETINGS

On Sunday, December 10, 1915, tho
following meetings will be held in
Blackfoot:
High Council meeting at the resi-
dence of President James Duckworth
at 10 a. m
At 1870 p. m. there will be meeting
of the stake presidency, high council,
bishops and counsellors and ward
clerks, this meeting being held in the
upper room of the same building and
at the same hour there will be meet
ing of the high priests of the stake.
AT 80 p. m. in the Blackfoot First
Ward meeting house the regular Sun
day school union meeting will be held
At p. m. in the Blackfoot First
Ward meeting house the regular
monthly priesthood meeting Of the
stake will be held. At the same hour
in the north rooms of the First Ward
meeting house meeting will be held
under the auspices of the Y. l.. M. l. A
AT ) ?. m. in the upper rooms of the
stake building there will be a meeting
under the auspices of the Relief soci
ETY. and at the same hour in the lower
rooms of the stake building there will
be meeting under the auspices of the
Primary association.
1t is sincerely hoped that the priest
hood of the stake generally as well an
the sisters will in Blackfoot on the
above day and that all of the above
meetings will be fully attended
JAMES DUCKWORTH, u
HEBER c. c. RICH,
NOFEAR DAVIS,
I2t.Dec. GIG Stake Presidency.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09
MORELAND

Mr.. and Mrs. leslie Hines, of Idaho
Falls, are spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Gaffner.
Jed Taylor shipped car of choice
spuds to eastern markets this week.
Rev. R. W. Croskrey of McDonaldville
will conduct services at the Methodist
church Sunday morning December ~
Come everybody and hear an Adven-
fist.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-12-09

FOR RENTAL irrigated farm close
to Blackfoot Of l20 acres. Good water
right with an abundance of water.
Improved. Apply at the Paris Millin-
erv Store
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16
3HE MUCH 10 Be Gained By DEALING WITH nome INSURANCE. COMPANY

The development of great home insur-
ance company such as The American Mutual
Life Insurance Company means much to
Southwest Louisiana. It is a convenience
and an economical resource. There is no
delay in the payment of your policy. The
men who are inSuring you are the men you
are meeting every day.
You know that the money you pay out is
being kept in Southwest Tcris ana to aid in
The developments Of bcne tatcn Is. you
cannot get Int, any tusln~- OF veyi<e aay
method of investment, in WHICH YOU do not
profit by home development. Thus in giving
your policy to Home company you are d.
reetly and immediately beneft.ing yourself as
well asthp company. Is this true when you
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

send your premium money to the companies
Of the east9 There can be no question of the
security and safety of insurance in the Ameri-
can Mutual Life Insurance Co. 1t had to
meet the same protective requirements
less, no more that are applied to all insur-
ance companies home or foreign, before they
are licensed to do business in the State Of
Louisiana. That means there is on deposit
with the state treasurer at Baton Rouge suf-
hcient funds to guarantee maximum protection
toholders Of poll les
The American Mutual Life Insurance Co.
is operated under the code Of laws provided
by the national government and adopted by
the insurance departments of practically all
the states Of the Union.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

The laws are the result Of many years Of
study and experience on the part of insurance
ottlclals Legislators and State and National in
surance executives. It is in every sense of
the Dord Legal Reserve Company. That
means that it is sound as the gold dollars upon
which our currency is based.
Patronage of home industry means that
you or yours have chance Of handling your
hard earned dollars again some time.
The appeal of the home company is not to
your local pride or patriotism, but to your
sound business Judgment.
There should be much satisfaction in
knowing that your money is being kept at
home to help develop Southwest, Louisiana.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

R. C. Conn Pres. Kirbyyille State
Bank, Kirbyville. Texas.
w. B. Conover-Sec Louisiana State
Rice Milling Co.-New Orleans, La.
S, T. Woodring-V. P. Mgr. Calcasieu
Long Leaf Lumber Co.-Lake
Charles, La.
B. NJ. bot-Capitalist and Lumber
Manufacturer, Lake Charles, La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

W. H. Stark Pres. LutCher, Moore
Lumber Co.-PreS. First National
Bank Orange, Texas.
H. H, HarVey-PreS. Harvey Canal &
Land Co. Harvey, Louisiana.
W. H, McCullough-Pres. Central Tex.
| Elk. Natl. Bank Waco, Texas.
4. Cheney LawleSS Pres. Hanson
Lumber Co.-Garden City. La.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,

Geo. W. Newman, Attorney and Oil
Operator, Beaumont, Texas.
H. H. Gordon-Pres. Independent
Naval Stores Co. Reeves, La.
j. W. Link Capitalist Houston, Tex.
c. r. BroWnell - Pres. BroWnell.
Drews Lumber Co., Morgan City,
Louisiana.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

Policy in he American Mutual Company Absolutely Protects
Your Loved Ones Provides for Their Future Wants
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

M. P. Erwin-Sec.. Treas. Lyons Lum.
Der Co.-Lake Charles, La.
S. Arthur Knapp Cashier Calcasieu
National Bank, Lake Charles, La.
Chas. P. Martin Martin Bros. Dry
Goods Co.-Lake Charles, La.
H. ]. L. Stark -Orange, Texas.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-04-16

W. E. Patterson--Mgr. Lake Charles,
Carriage & Implement Co.--Lake
Charles, La.
A. L. Notwithstanding Expert
Lake Charles, La.
DR.. 7. H. Watkins-Lake Charles, La.
Leon Locke-Sec. Interstate Inland
Waterway League, Lake Charles,
Louisiana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21
0eitene.

InQinlen ! 5ior opgioroe Se
Itenes Q(ntal til SCI 900, / aor par
Ser $4,000 0eogangen er iaole-
oes fun 1900 elIer ooot 7 pGt.
Ter er npppe 9oibI ON, at Can
mari iGr ari9en bar meget rigeligt
ioripneoe meo Seite, % at oct gent
nemaaacnoe nOcn Sfaoe funoc mo
opre 7 Al 6pert 6nuore6e, % iter
re er Reoaanlcn aItiaa life.
autaaet Al imaa, iremmeOe Seitc
er gauife 0iit iteaet uoget, i6et Der
i 3ior par $1,000 mi0er 10 ap.,
mcocus Ser / 9lar par %, 900. Ter.
ri or Gs.00o Rusierc o. 1000
SSlpuoere. nj 0e 90 1000 inioa
0cite iinoes 6c 10000 / Spuano. 3
16iiteo 9tmt u5aer DC enOog Iangt
ooer Ell 5reoie0eI al belle Seitebe
itanoen, 81 / &inafebn1, Sisrring
a Qi6ora 9mtcr ooer en- GieroeOel
at Seitebeitdn0en life er bIeoen
helt eOclaat ii6en i 6ior. les bl. a.
6erai, at ooer SaIooelen er meaem
3 o. fl 9(ar, en- 5%ier6eoeI er unoer
3 9lar o. en- 6ieroeoeI ooer II
Aar.
Qrocentni5 cr Ser 6remgana /
2fnto1ct At Singite. gIa8e % Seite
ooer # 9lar, iaa 3iIbage9angen
foloer u6efaften6e paa Sopper %
@aaaffer % iGrlia / Gil Mars
9(f6eren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21
SDao airfen ifal aorc
@u0sGeneite

for II flmne euangeliiere ger0en
o. oinoe Sc tore. ufirfeliae Mas.
fer / ben snmle a%riitenbeo til5oge2
Sfal 81. Tom oct iorores ira en-
bis sibe, lraae Goret ON o. bDoe
pna en- anoen 8orfunoelie emo bio.
til2
Get paaiiaas 10. at airfen / fin
SeI6eo bar pra6ifet gait oct paa.
itaas. At 0ltiosmenneifer cr amber
ieoes enc 9loam % Qua. % al DC
oerior 5nr anore gegreber ON ga.
tiren % 6ens 2o0e, ONT SUD o.
ON 9ipet.
N ben @rllno iorlanger man,
OF 6orf1noelien ifaI ioranores, iaa
Der fife tales ON ariitis iom ben
bimmeliarne, ON en- preo @u6, Der
fol foriones neo 9Ioo. ON SDn.
ben lem en- 5orbrpoelie ener ON
SeIpeoe.
Ten 6or6riu9 msote o1iaa Ban.
lus. Men ban aap life eiter Tor
Den. 81 BET ifal oi beuer life San
beObleo at
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siNite

@e6 acknowledgements (17. Smui)
minoeOe ierit 4aitor Noe ON oem,
Ser uar 0eoe j Def iioite aar. ON
6ent, Der 6duoe beret nsot til at
trpffe III tilbage ON Dem. Der par
bleoen nnaniat, % on Dem, ser
bnU0e boi0t % Mars Sibilplm.
Eerefter 6olot S%oBnepruit Sui
Steen ira asbcn5aon CT u0mprfei
6oreoraa ON 4raiten 9iao. Sri
moot, Stiitcren Al %aobeu3aon5 Sn.
ore.l2isiion, Der 10 / gar bar iei-
ret tit 80 Mars SnbiIrum. Nan
If ct leoenOe Snotrpf al 0enne
prGqtiae 9rpitcififfelie meo Den
iipl0ne a~rbeiosfrait % ar~bei0sIDlt,
meo De glimren6e 9oner iom 9rp-
0ifant, Der fun0e iamle De mango
Menneifer ON Sen opffeuOe % pei
feoeuoe 5orfDuoeIie, oa meo De
mango ifennc gaenifober. Der aior.
Sc bans oq bars iortrriieliae Su-
itrus 9Ggteifab % Stem iaa barmo-
milf % ioa Init.
Soaneprpit aolo ira ae6ea5aon
laaoe 5oriamIiNen 9ufasitiiteIieus
qlr6eiOe o. 9ranB til arbeiocre
9aa Sinoe.
0isie truer baaoe 8rTOifanterne,
Der ueo at oeltage / Dem fan foame
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21

9pOsfalO. Qanoinipeftsr g. @ieI.
len, gerninge. or aigaaet oeo Ge.
Sen, ca. 60 9(or aI. afoeoe befleo-
te forifellige 8ilfios6perb.
= 36o. 9anostingSman6, @aaro.
eier 9u6L 2(a6um pe6 9ingfe6in9,
er af9aaet ne6 9e0en, Is aar 81.
Sra f902-f0 bar af6e6e Meo.
lem Al 2an6stin9et % tilberte &e.
formpartiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21
arcatnrtrNinnen. Meinltatet or

arcatnrtrlinaen. Heinltatet or
life iOrnrOliacuOc. Zen ia. Sini
oiientliqaior6e Statiitif 3eparte.
ment 9feTlltatet al Den areatllrtpl-
ling, Der ioretoaes Den 10. 0ai.
Zen iioite orOiuGre Gplina lore
to9es Ben Is. Suni / 8ior, oItiaa
fort isr arigenS llobruO, o. en-
Sommenli9ning melcm areaturbe-
iton0en Den Sang % M. 10 Noa.
neocr eiter, fan aloeles life ii9es at
opre iornroligenoe. 8eiultatet 0il
iiffert cnooa pare ooerraifenoe ior
ale, ser life bar bioit nsie 9eifco
ON pore 9an06oior6ol6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21

Dine 5onoer," bar @no ingt, %
oct 9uoifab ifol ii 6rin8e 9eroen,
6oao 9eroen iaa emo iiaer.
Men ben 6orfnn6elie meoer Der
ben meo Snan eaer me0 9i9cgDl-
oigbeO.
Do 6o3: Sfat ct Menneife irel.
les, iaa niaa oct bare moota8et
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21

9lnOielis 9pb. Soften, 2. Sui.
"a 2nge Come oa 5rue ira Belle
Mites anfom til 2offen % par
naaet 6aIobeis til 6otellet, flageoe
6ruen o0er 3rpt6co % ionf ON |
lin ManoS 9(rne. st 2ieblif efter
u0oon6e0e Bun. 96oen ifDlotes ct
Sierteilo9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21
prqOife ben fursiaitcOc ariitns,

% ben 5orfpnoeIie peIiianeoe @no.
Get bar Snore.0liSiion ogiaa
bait lem lin eerning % Opsaoe
lige ira 9egpnoeIien Of - 90 bar
oct .enom - life at piOe onoet emo
sseius ariihis % bam forsfaitet.
aoriet grp0ifer ior os ON ben
belize CUB. ben oreoe SUD, Der
netop pna @olgat6as aors loo i'm
greoes 5faaler uogoOe ooer Seius,
o. oct ifal ui iorfpnoc, iclo ON
Remeifer life innes ON BET.
glen aoriet prroiter enoOiOere
Hart ON @uos aprlig6eo.
Ratnrtn % Siitorien tdler ogiaa
ON @uos arrli8beO, men life iaa
tpoeIiat, at Renneiter fan tenoe, al
@iio er aarIiabeo; men oct prGoi.
Ter aoriet.
Sea oil ie 9loOet o. aaa iorbi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21

eangen betDoer pei tiln, at en- tor
Gel al Sc til Sla8tnin9 beitemte
Cam en0nu leoer. Ger par / 2far
$1,000 Gam Here emo / 8ior, NE.
0ens Der par 1il6n9egan9 / antal.
let al 6aor, 8aooere o9 9e0cr, en-
1ilba9e9ana, Der bar o9ret iortiat
I DC fi6ite 30 aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21
9nrmeiitcr & @ainS an6ilrnm

meo oen 300. 9}o6p9ninl al Sfi6e
fon6t Steo 3. 26. Sum. ioet q.
as @otorifib %9luitralien lob al
stobelen. a6mirnI Gi6elien min.
oe6es / en- fort Gale @qritets 10.
oiffin9 ira ben Do8, oa s.. ferite
fun 80 Cons itore Sfi6 Sermo6
iattes / @an6et til nj, 6a ct 10000
Cons MotorIfi6 Ie6 Al Sto6elen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21
snfferfa6rifen .@eitiiGaanO0

6oI0t @eueraliorianIin5 D. %. Su-
nj b. 9erien / a66pn. 0perifuoet
bar / 6ior 1922 900 ar. MOB s..
900 aaret iortto. Goe6prferue iaor
485, 900 Or, gfettofortieneiten er
557, 900 SIR. t. aiifripnin9 ,. tio.
ligere aars Cab brii9es SIR. 1885,
900, Qfftionorerne iaar 100000
Ser. el. 3 p6t., % ca. $1,000 ar.
aaor t. Iantiemer 6a6rifen tiener
+. z. me1et .. Grport Al Raoiuffer
t. ite0ie itigea6e @riier +. 6ronfrig,
sen faper oerfor / Z. iIet intet 4ti6.
0er'uffer.
z. Observation-Disclosures btreoe
8oe00rferue megen Misngie meo, al
0e 6iotiI life 6oooe oqret guniti8t
nof itiGeOe; Der faIot en0oa iao
itprfe llotrpf ION at a6a6riteu 5or
ouret en- llIpffe T. G9neH". 8e9n.
ifo6et ooofen6tes qmi6lerti6.
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@eo acknowledgements

tn0leOe0e 9aitor 55ueien ira @ci.
rum cit 6or5nnolin8 ON: g9lis-
%iionSuger@.
S~noleoeren peaeoe isrit paa Bel
iianelien oe0 iaaoonne 0eoerrpt.
fer, men paauiiie oeruRit at Ser
oaiao or 6arcr REQ Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21
6prnfpract.

antaIIet er ii0en / dior gaaet neo
ira 2,463, 900 til 2.4t6,000, altiao
me0 1900 eler fnap 2 psf. Sao
int err Geiultatet M / 8~irfelia6eoen
heller life, i0et oct nlna %erinores, at
8paingeu / gar faI6er 2 Maaneoer
tioliaere eno ! 6ior. elsie 2 Ntaa-
ne0er oil reprGientere en- normal
aiaana paa @runo al llOieriel OF
Slaatnin9, me0ens Der / 0isie TO
Wanneopr normalt inaen 8ilgaug
er al aoIoe.
qiaanaen bar opret iorifeai9 / De
iorifeaige amter, asbenbaons 2(mt
bar en- 3ilbagegoua al 8,2 PCT,
SreSerifsberg amt "A, Sore amt
3, 3, lige ne6 til 3i6e Gmt, Der bar
Ell Iilpofit al 3. I psf. OBido
8ingfsbine % Sisrrin9 anitcr bar
3ilopfit.
SDin.
Spinebeitanoen er / DC iioite 10
Waaneoer aoaet neo meo ca. "A,
nemIia ira 2.497 900 til 100000,
oItIoa me6 $4,000. Oct mna BOG
erinOres, at S~pineboloet I 8ior bar
meaet fort - oct par fra 1909
til 1914 ite9et meo 70 pGt. Oct
mna Oog crinores, at S~oineboloet
/ 5ior par me9et tort oct bar
ira 1909 til 1914 iieset meo 70
p0t. 1ct ma IigeIeoes %erinores,
at Der pan meaet fort 9io fan rao.
oes BOO poa ieIo Ell b%etpoeIie Reo-
gang / Spinebcitonoen
Stsrit er 3ilba9egangen | aar-
bus % 8an0ers amter, SO og 30
pet, minoit / Gibe oa @oribo
amter, ca. 10 PCT.
Der or en0nu 215,O00 Senelger
moo 2s3 1000 / 5ior. men | 1908
par Der finn 1877 900.
Saarene.
Der par / gar $4,000 Saor %
Gam imoo $4,000 / iSior. 3rem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21

Snore-Risiions SommermpOe
| luxembourg.
aabnin9 s8uostieneften
5rue Strife
@ripat Telegram ira str. 0sbl4s
~uoien0te aorreiponoent.
snenhhorn 15.Auni.

SutIloooIBt u SHllt.
: ba9enOe Sommeriol ruler De
ipIote @ioOagsto9 inc til oct no.
tiirifnnne Spenoborg.
Store characteristics beOpaer
fig rem % tilbage paa 8oroe o.
@aoer.
Set CT let at t. at Der er no1et
uigooanli9t paa 6Gr0e.
aairfeli9 5orenin9 Tor 5nore.
@isiion", Der ai1oIoer 1T Mars
meOe. or GuIeoningen til, at Ben.
ner ira fern 81 mar er itpDuet til
Gutenberg.
az. 3 aiboIotes ser
@uostieneite
! BEN tore og i%tiliuIoe, oanle 6rne
airfe. Der par fplot til iioite glaos
~ gooiauaen. Der fraiti9t toner
op im5o Sc 6sie airfebopIoinger,
mGrfer man, At Den fon1mer ira
Sieriets iuoerite 7p6.
Qaitor 6. 0foe ira sfanOerup
prGoifeoe Der for ierite @ans, e.
fer At ban bar oDertaaet RlaOieu
iom Su6rc-01isfions 6orn1anO.
9efiten unr Qnitlus' 6r0 / /.
9or , lib. o. me6 ~ipoUanli9
aIarhe6 prpoifeoe Raitor Doe 10
fro 0isie Orb ON.
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Npriets 4Srroifcn

ON ocn nreOe @ilo. iao 6iertet
ifplper 0erDeo, % om ben furli9e
@it6. iaa Gafteianaen Inoer ira
Siertet op moo BAN, ser oraf aoI.
fen Tor os.
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@prnehirIpsOaa ! Manbers. 9tan.

9brnc6jGlpSOaa / &anOerS. Jtall'
0ers, 3. Suli. @e6 @erne6iGlpSOa.
oen / gan6ers, Der / aftes aiiIutte-
Oes me6 en- Set poa s%foobaffeny
inOfom ca. 1000 SIR, boortil font
mer 9eIobet ira SomboIaen, 6ois
Neonifa6 enOnu life er opaiort. Get
iamIe0e NeIultat bentes at 6lioe no.
act 6narligere emo Sc %iore9aoenoe
Iar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21

Ger par en- iorunoerIi1. beai9
aloor ooer Qrpoifenen, iom tilli8e
0i0neOe en- en- flar 9eoiitbeo ON
BET 9tnioar, iom Snore.@isiions
3ormano bar operfor De mango
Qrgprp6ifontcr, ban itoor JON &c
Der for - ogiaa boaO 6orfpnoeI.
fen anaaar.
3 Qften er Der 6orbanoIin8sme-
DC Mafsiions6uiet. bpor QrofeSior
3orm inoleOer ooer Gmnet: gOm
at leoe i 6orUentnin9"
ga. $50 9paprpOifanter bar
aiuet @eoe Der ne0 Sommermsoet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21

Gn M Gla9e. Sammen meO De
6briae lllpffer iom Storm % Ser.
fe, 4aalbrofipomp oIo., Ser / oenne
iergeli0e CONNER Berger Qtarfer.
ne / nqIten 6eIe 2an0et, bar Der
mango SteSer meIot fig en- m @la.
qe, nemlig en- Tort 2aroe, Der illlo.
itGnoia e6eIp9aer &unfelroerne,
6uor ben ilaar iig neo. 9i0til bar
man ment, at oenne q(rt al &oo-
frltqter par iao no8enlunoe llangri
6eIia Tor FIanteiienOer. 0enne sn.
togeIie Ioar 6esoGrre fife til /
9(or.
a~oniulen Golunodn uotaler til
.gen6g. 9io." at ianoiot ban fen
Ser 3orbolocne / @e1Oipsiel, er en-
ret betp0eIig Gel al &unfelroerte
o%narebne. enfelte iaa itqrft, at De
BAR moottet ploies ON.
Qarben fuf0es Gen matiorte
9ro6iel6illcIoroe1 Der normolt Ieoer
i @e0ninosreiter. Soor oisie life
ilaar til, faiter Ben Tia ooer BOO.
fruqtcrne % anaoer 9fooene al
Itrofs eiter, Sc er fommen op. @n.
ore6et 6eg1n0er oltio poa De Iooeite
7ele al @arfen % breoer fig til
6oicre Ii9geu0e 8ortier.
6orelebia itaar 2anomqnoe1e ret
6ialpelsie ooerfor 9%(ngre6et, mente
aoniulenten @en / 1ilirloe al giin
itiat 8cjrlig bill @lanterlle De al.
lerileite steocr ieto oare / Stano
til at o~berpinoe 5aren.
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Suen6bor9. t6.s5iini

glltcraangen / 3a9 pao 4eoets
onoen 9ag iouOt Steo t Den imut.
fc 0ifolai airfe.
@aitor 66r. Serenien ira ae6en-
baon 6olot SfriitetaIen uoira amos
3, 8. a4lon 10 gaar tiliammen
liOcu mar oe bar truiiet aitaIe?~
Snore.Misiions 4rbejoe boiler
paa en- 4itole meo Seius.
san bar 5olOt a%italea; men bar
ieg o. on bolot Den? Oilers lao
Den blipe iornoet M oeo Rao0er
boroet / 3ag, at ui fan goa inO
3uorcs@}isiions me 2tor meo Tor.
met Strait o. gelii8nelie ira Ser.
REM
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; Gften of6oIoes Ser 9ibclmgoe
/ @iSiion5 5uiet % ct oficutIiat Nc
DC poa 1orDet, % / Mor0en i%tlltter
Sommermo6et, ouer 6ois 6ore6ra1
o1 @soer SIR. 3o96f." ii6en ifal
brin9e ell 0oerii9t
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WORT ACKNOWLEDGES Historic
1815-1890.
Al Alex. ThorsSe.

En- af Historiens NEST begivenhedsrige Perioder belyst
paa en- udfsrlig og for enhver anskuelg Made at en- at Dan
marks NEST fremragende Historikere.
Lnsning at denne Bog vii sette en- Stand til langt bedre
at kunne forstaa og felge Udvikingen vor egen bev@-
gede It'd.
Bogen er pa 791 Slider og hr veret meget dyr. KSb at
ct sisrre PART har imidlertid sat os i Stand til at tnbyde den
net og solid Indbinding til den yderst beskedne Prs at $ZOo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-21

OeItoaelieu / 9tao0cr8an5en par
meget itor. i0et Der par ca. $50
altergpiter.
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Cen amcriianite lsuit til sianOi.

lcn nlItrlInNlfc FDN 1T -INIIUI7
nnpien oil 6ereiter blioe ienot oi'
refte BERTH meo oanife. norife %
IoenIfe Sfi6e, ga Soeniferne bar
flaget ooer, at 3. en9elife Geuilr
altfor otto breo 9raoe til Suerri9,
eQer iom off ooer Soerri9 % ban.
DC pasicret england.