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The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1915-10-03
To Hold District Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Columbus District, will hold an
all-day rally meeting at West Point
next Thursday, October 7. Quite a
number Of Columbus women are plan
ming to attend
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1915-10-03

Messrs. w. A. Deale and J. +.
Perry visited Alieeyiile, Ala, the
past week in the interest Of the local
office of the Cumberland Telephone
and Telegraph Company.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1915-10-03

Miss Alma tLide who has been
spending some time with home folks
here returned to Birmingham last
week.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1915-10-03

Mrs. Walter Weaver has returned
from Atlantic City and other places
OF interest
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1915-10-03

Mr.. j. J. Ellis, who resides several
miles east OF Columbus, was a yis-
itor to the city yesterday.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1915-10-03

Mrs. George Palmer, who has
been visiting her parents In Florida,
arrived home yesterday.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1915-10-03

FOR SALE - Nice furniture.
Party going to leave Columbus.
Phone 400.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1915-10-03

The United Charities will hold a
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock at the First Methodist church.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1915-10-03

Attend church today.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-22
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

counsel without pay. Is second col
lege graduate in office for experience.
Three pickpockets arrested in Polk
st. station after chase.
Chas. johnson, brother of Jack,
found guilty of perjury when he filed
schedule of property to cover bond.
John Pister promoted to head of
foreign mails dept. Last night ar
rested for stealing stamps. Worked
there % years.
Layman in Congregational church
back east has given $4,000 fund to
ministerial relief.
Council finance committee arbi-
trating with Comptroller Pike and
Corp. Counsel Ettelson over differ
ences in budget making.
Alice Thompson, atty for two boy
horsethieves, pleaded in vain for len
iency with Judge Barrett.
Gases against Ed Taylor and Sadie
Seymour, alleged shoplifters, con-
tinued. Both out on bonds.
Coroner Hoffman probing death of
Mrs. Martha Hunt, 1903 S. Fairfield,
supposed to have died of illegal op-
Grafton.
Alex Marzinski, 473e S. Hoyne av.,
killed by engine on Grand Trunk,
Kedzie and 49th. Wagon wrecked.
Panic narrowly aVerted when fire
damaged pastorate next to Emmanuel
Evangelical church's parochiaI school
9027 Hudson av.
Police looking for four men who
stole and wrecked auto of ]. Rior-
dan, 1884 w. Lake.
After Swear controversy council
decided Harrison street extension
must not ran straight west through
Warren's Woods.
Evanston poor kids guests of
Mems club of st. Luke Episcopal
church. Big eats and candy toys and
mittens made them happy.
Dominick KoVaIick showed Judge
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-22

Thos. Graves, comedian in mo
body Home" company, died in dress
ing room, Princess theater.
chas. Standiford;~ 321, N. Central
Park av., saved wife's life. She tried
to suicide with gas by dead baby.
Mrs. Frank Marietta, common
law wife, cast off by husband. Now
sues for wages as housekeeper.
Abraham Tannanbaum, 1880 Wick
er Park, held up. SIT. Two men.
Judge Kersten gave out 40 divorces
as Christmas presents yesterday.
Terminals commission asked tor
report on identification in 80 days
by council terminals committee.
To Join electricians union Leroy
Body will be adopted by his sister
Union won't allow anybody but sons
of members to join.
Fishing boat Uncle Sam caught in
ice. Police boat also. Fire boat res
cued both of them.
Board of education plans to make
Ella F1agg Young sup't emeritus of
schools today.
Nicholas Taber, IA years postal
clerk, sentenced to two years in pen
for stealing from mails.
Authors of 100000 report of Assn
of Commerce withdrawing railroads
of blame of dirtying city with smoke
to appear before council committee.
sc bottles of ZiratoI, ~ times less
dangerous and 10 times as efficient
as carbolic acid" confiscated by gov
eminent. Say it is misbranded.
so out of SIS delinquent bondsmen
appeared at municipal court clerks
office to settle claims against them.
Witnesses before grand jury on
garment workers strike reluctant
about testifying. Guarded by pri-
Vate detectives.
w. G. Anderson, negro atty, failed
Tor fourth time to get injunction
against enforcement of Sunday clos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
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bore me ~aOnfirmauobibler.

5or at msoe aronet ON en- noset
ppnere @ibeI til Weqempris Tom
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bnr ri Iaoet
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Speciel Snobinoine / flint, bsje.
Iigt Gbnrgin meo @uIoiuit. -
gris $i.40.
CIR. 24-g. Snmme Iom Rr. "a
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pris $3.50.
gegoe oisie gibIer er al BET ban.
re gibelieIifobs liosoper, os meo
oct M 1eitamente | ny Operi9tteIie.
Den, Der bar Jet oisie 8ibler, bill
bore cnig meo os l. at be i9rIigt
egner fig til @aDebsger.
Robn poaiettes | Cub for 20
Gents efstro. Ropn og Cato 30
Gents.
Dan. entb. gnbl. SOnie,
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FEW GOOD
LUTHERAN o

a Brief History of the Luther
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The Life Of Martin Luther,
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Our Homes and Our Children
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A History of the Reformation,
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Sunday School Handbook, by
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

6ao, ii9er IL ieIo. 5oorior Den 5aa.
De fGrlilt tno6ooer 81 bereoar ia
pa IT Sore Hoaet IT 51oe paa, iaa
De beis9enoe life ifal 6ape @runo
tt II ole IL ifuiiet
gor 3eniaIe 2auosmaao,
sfreooer ). Z. 3o5uion. minoet
ON. a 5ou er 5ertot 9aa at Iepere
0e n1eite @snitre Al Sommer.alpo-
III rimeliJe 0riier. 8eeI BE
8ar1nteres.
.I5c Central 5ceo Souie1
5ait Ct, oouis. 81. 0iI feaoc 10
tore 4affer 5rs g llrtefre og 5
9lomitcrirs0 til en5oer Iom inoieu.
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10 Cts. I frimPrter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
FREQUENT FAST TRAINS
TO OMAHA AND CHICAGO VA
CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RY

CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RY.
when planning your trip to ehica-
20 and the East remember thar the
Chicago & North Western Ry. leads
in safety, speed and service.
Between Omaha and Chicago it is
double tracked and protected by auto
matte electric safety signals all the
way.
It's smooth riding deeply rock bal
lasted roadbed and heavy steel rails;
its modern steel equipment are a stand
ard Of excellence.
You arrive in Chicago al the new
terminal adjacent TO the hotel and
business district.
Luvuriously equipped Pullman sleep
ing cars. parlor cars, observation-buf-
fet cars and dining cars on principal
trains.
Seven limited trains leaving Omaha
at convenient hours daily-7.4O a. m.
1890 p. m. 500 p. m. s.32 p. m.
900 p. m. 9:55 p. m. and 1855 a. m.
For tickets. reservations and fun par
t~ieulars address any Ticket Agent Chi
cago & North Western BY.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
9uiuOefOusresien / Saas.

an0eniteos Bar 0i omtalt. at iaa-
oan 8ongres iflllOe 1oIOes / 6oag,
9oIlauo. / oenne gtaaneo. aon-
gresien ifal aabnes / Dag. Der mel.
oes ira 8aag UNDER 26. os., at lie
nigbeo alIereoe bar pit iig mellem
9eIegnterne iii 5reosfongresien. 8
afnerifonife aoinoer dnfom til
5aag / ManSags oia asbenbdon
{ SsIae meo Ma0am 9o5ife
Scbpimmers 9eoeIie bar beitemt,
al aoinoerne ifaI for De ~fri9enoe
0ationers Regenter irenIegge et
itprft oirette 6orilng til 5ienotlia.
6eoernes Stan6sning. De bar III
RET ia Be iIeite al De oauite. ioen.
ife o. norife 0elesaters Ststte. -
9aa sen an0en SIDE bar mango al
Sc 7elegater Tom allereoe er an
fommerl, 0erblntot ale W2eolem.
merne al 9eiolutionsfomiteen I'M
ser Mrs. Sannn 5ern anoretps ira
9ofton's 9eoelie taaet scr Stano.
panft, at iaaoan Snosriben life lia-
ger inoenior nprpprenoe 8ongres's
QompetenIe. 9e9ge SiOer ngiterer
allere0e afttnt Tor At innlle Ststte
hoer for 1T Stanopunft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
uOanfferen"
0nsOag Sen Is. april 1915.
Blair, ae6r.

9~anoie9erene 6erira, u. So6n-
ioB o. n 2~illet6orup, n fommaa
tilbage ira Colorado. e 5eio8te
Tom oeres @eniiat BAR. nprneft
Riopa. o. Sc ianot 8ennerne Der
/ bcoite 9elgaaenoe Sarlia ira Be
aamle 9efeu6te g anoeriea
1arnm o. @norcip 5eaien 5ra1te
De Siliea. Som 9eois for. at 65nsa
berlt6e fife ATTIC lioer al 1orfe,
fortaaer De. at Sc. mems Sc par Ser.
IF De ire CONNER Gean. d BET par
life alene aiofpa % 9me1n. Der
IF Rean, men Ut oerior 9ennem
COLORADO OF 9abraifa helt inotiI
Columbus inutes oe at 6ape faaet
iamme ioiioe 8Ieoe.
IslleH Der, iom / Here 4ar
Dor itaaet title. men Tom i @iteraa-
ret fgbtes al 1anifere - iom tio-
Iiaere ontalt - oil nure / iul0
Gang, fsr ri u0giper nrita Rr.
Gao far / 6oert Sab en- a Nsl-
lerne felo fortoft o.. @elIens @a-
ffineri oq aft BET i~n6oenoiae Sil5e.
h6r er arunOig repareret on iitdno-
fat. Ioa MAJ mi oenter. sen ifal
aaa Tor fufoe SeiI 0If. snifer til
enffel
sna oi0t uioes. er ale De ioge,
Di / iioite llge omtaIte, after / Be
bring.
9oul Ssrenien. Der iom be-
fenOt / lpngere 5io bar oreoet
.Goultrn" 6anoeI, bDor II. 6aa-
fen fs6er 5ls6e paa 8oI6iugton
ct, bar flDttet lin 5orretning til
q. Sobaniens Supplement Store"
Der paa Sront Ct, en- baIo 9Gocf
9it FOR Gan. out6. Rubl. Souie-
De, iom bar 9gg ener 6ierfrp at
ielge, oil oltiaa ser finOe 0eres
Rsber for 5remtioen.
3 goar boo6e oi Sen 6or-
nsielIe at billie paa Bat. 5. Z.
Gbriitianien ira auoubon. Sa., Der
/ Sorretningen.
Dan bar life goot funnel
un6goa at laege Marfe til efstra-
oroinGr EraDIbeo Der i 6orretnin-
gen / De iioite 0oge. Oct er 9pr.
meIien af (. 3ai Ser er SfplO I
oct. I'll oen lib ifal Ser 10 tnges
Gorteenelie og aipes Oberiigt oOer
aft, 5orretningen tifbsren0e.
De unae 8igers 5orening,
Eobitaforeningen, agter iom tiOli-
sere ogIoa / aar at bol0e ct 10
l0Ig. 8ioen er fat til 6reoag
Den IA Rai Gftermiooa9 %
aften. @ober til l1oialget fan in0-
Irberes til Miis anna 9erteIien eGer
grpitebuIet. ut 8oreninsen on
fer tort 9eisa De6 0enne 2eiliJ-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
Set nitten0e 9larsmoOe

u
1a ioreneoe oanife go. .lutb.
airfe / amerifa9
af55loes om @uo oil. / Qiirf. @i5-
coniin / 0aaene ira Q til Il. SUM
5. Il, 6e59e Oaae @i5ere9neoe.
@eoet aa6nes meo 9oimesieano5.
t~iaaeite ST. fO1a Oasoa9 6ormiO.
oa1 / 41ent9beoeus STRIFE.
6n uoferli9ere gefenOiaerelie oil
islle ienere. @emq5eoerae ammo
oes ON II ienoe 9eIeaater til 0soet
% 9enner n 5amfunoet at bereoe
fig goo Iio til 0~oeronrelie Of Re-
Def. ri oeuter et tort Strpne til
9ucf-Narsmeoet.
} 9gr5soigbeo
81. q. Ghrfftianfen. 1ormanS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
9Th 9em9 orf 6arm Bulletin

meo 1900 8arme Tor SaIg, ienOes
frit. 9roouftio. 0el 1anoe0e. ooot be-
li1getoe meo gooe 9%ngnin8er, SIS
a p per We're. aoresier paa 9anife
IN @eiten. iom 5ar fe6t 5orme /
y. q. iont officieae Cplnsnia1er
qiaes n !. Wolocnbauer, Sfano.
4sf. 1ept. Marie. 2lf5aHn y. y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
airfeimOpielie % @isfiOnsmpOs.

Ssneag t6. Mni Dil qean 3. e.
lntb. M airfe / Selma, Galii,
blioe inO0iet, % / 5orbinOelie Der.
meo oil Der bliDe Wisionsmeoe
inoti[ 0nsoog aiten Den 10. Rai.
On fprlig 5nObpOeIie til ale,
Iom snifer at iamles meO os ! De
7oge; og Di baaber, at Be iom bar
tpnft pao at reiie til uoitiaingen /
5rancisco, mulig fart reiie PED
BEN Eio og iaa bore me0 til Dor
airfeinopielie.
gaa @enigbe0ens % egne 8egne.
aarI 90. &dnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
IRE y
al
ariitcliet folfc6ibliofef.

ariitcliet 60lfebibliotef.
6nrms, glumbnrot % ROffat
GriiteIige 9epueosIsb ! bet 10.
aarbunoreoe l. @eO 3oit u. 8
6. 9rope.4osmusien 276 Sioer
Snob. / arsnt SbirttHg meo
@uIotrnf. 9ris 80 Gts.
gillebfr fra 5OlfeIiuet. Spu 6or.
tqIIinger Of :. 6. pom Soften
me0 Sorfotterens IillaoeIie ouer.
tat al Bait. IS. Riiniter. 6ororo
Of aomtesie 8. anuth. 223 q.
Der. Smuft Sbirtinesbino. 9ris
so Gts.
geroeus 6nOe. On aprli8beosbiito.
RE Of 6om. GaeIeiton 5oriatter
af Storm. IS anmpens 9nIoer4
0. Il. 800 Sioer. grun Shirting
meo @uIotrpf. 9ris 80 Cts.
ariiteIigt 5oltebibIiotef reoigeres
of Bait. @. Wiiniter. Qrpit ueo Ct
9uffos airfe / aebenbaun. Get er
llbeIuffenoe gooe. rene 9sger. Der
brinaes. De ire op~enitonenoe uil
6onne Ell oproiful6t TiIlps til en-.
bner 9ogfnmIing.
7dniIb emtb. Pnbl Souit,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
Misiipnsmpbe

IN 1errea oil. bI5oer Der Mis.
iioasmsoe / Coulter. 5a, ira .
4 Iai
On 5iarteIig 5~nObpoelie til ale.
y. ID. Rietien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

Little Lame Prince ........ .35
Black Beauty .......... .35
Uncle Toms Cabin ........ .35
Grandfather Chair -. .35
Lives Of the Presidents IS
The Story of the American
Flag ...... 40
Anderson's FAIRY Tales
.35. 50 and rs
Robinson Crnsoe .35. so and LOO.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL HOUSE,
Blair, Nebraska
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
airfcinOpielie / Sarlan, Soma.

airtetioDtelie | pdrldn, Jpiua.
SsnSag. oeH >. Raj oil oen m
airfe i 6arInu bIipe in6piet. :
5orbinSe!is mao SnooieIien bIiuer
Ser Risitorsmese. lem iortigttes
notiI 1irsSa1 aiter. ben /. Rai.
6jerteIi9 Suobpoelie n oct oanite
1cts i'e-n q u9r. 9ilreiienoe Be.
Oes. heIit inoen oen 2e. apriI. mel.
De oeres aomme til enten Senrp
5oo9enien, SarIon, Sa.; ). !. Qsr.
aaoro. 8arLen, "a. euer unoerteg-
neoe.
Yoo Emmanuel Reniaheos Begne.
Scmes 6. Yetera n,
1901 Off Ct, Snrlan. ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
@pe spscr.

OTfert 8icnrO:
.Reo MtunS % Ben
/. gin6-9ano % 2iusanifueIie.
mob. $3.50.
2. 9in0-llngOom % eriiteioom.
mob. $3.50.
o-g etereu:
g9p 1eit. Serie. I. gino,ib. $1.20
ID artnrer.
en- 5ort9ning omMormonrPoilerne
260 Sioer. Snob. 5000.
Ian. 2utb. 8itbt. 4ouie.
Ter me 9oniirmations6o1
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er M fpr0ig o. ioreIiager ! 10 IPr'
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giaer. Ge, ser oIIereoe bar let DO
aen, uotoIer Iig roienoe ON oen.
babe booo ll6ieenoe o. SnObolo
angaar.
gnfeltpris 50 CTS soecieae
9artipriier.
9an outh. QlibI Souie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
ltnapomsmeoer

cf1oIoc5 al 3Saitor u. s. @eismdnn
i at!aHtic arsos llaloomsiorbunS
Tom isIaer:
@%oreeiter, 4.-5. @ai.
Bolton, CT. Rai.
Falmouth o. @eitbroof, 9.-12.
TEN Genmarf, f4-f6-
NtontreaI, 1913.
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6es opt1qet hpert Steo.
gbr. Gbriitenen. 5m6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

Set nittenoe AarsmpOe

for
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Snoianermisiionen lltabmi5iio-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
NiGrfl

Zen 0eate0e Sen0in5 ira Tan.
mart er nj fommen. % ri BAR At.
TER paa Eager De ileite a Be Amin.
oeliae Rnmre Al SaImebsger o.
9ibIer. iamt 6usaaOo9ts5sser 0.
0esl.
Qesuoeu er ser iS.geuOe uoere
ling:
Y. Z. @aofen:
CUBS arUinler" 1890. 10
Qaurits geterfen:
n Dozen % 2ioet~. iuo6..... 1.20
OIfert aicarO:
=. 9Ieo 9tlino % Ben" I ogII
mob. boer .......... 40
Sfops..B eteren:
NenneifeififfeIier" 9tpiteita-
mentIis Serie I in6b.... t.20
OIfert aicar0:
aRouIus" .......... 10
Sob. 8st5fcbe:
YIrof Al en- ipit gattelies.
9iltorIe" ........ SO
Offert RtcarO:
sSerennids" ........ Ito
Olaf Woe:
Den GI0ite 0eni9be0s ari-
itus Iro" ........ 40
gNnrnrer@, en- 5ortPaing ON
@ormon.RaSiIerne, III. so
Tan. 9ut6. gubI. Souie.
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0p 5OribHina

Np 5oribHina
er mootaget al fsIgenoe popuIRre
Bigger:
s. m eIfoofen.
Halpb 9onnor -. 80
Zen 6rrs BerIe."
5nrriet 9. Stope -. 30
g8iIIiam Brandt.
Reterien -. i.20
II nj oomsIib.
SIfert Rieoro ...... 100
uneo m mems 300"
Sfoneooro .1eterien !. 100
Den unoiIupne Rome"
Worsaret WouIt -. :. -. 80
nSigrt6."
2ouritB 9eterfen =. :. -. 80
nile inbbunone
9aniib 2utb. publ. 3ouie.
Blair, Rebr.
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Wli~s

Wisionsme0e
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april I'll >. I}ai. 9rqiierne 5.
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9enner CT biertelig inObu6te til
at boI0e 6isie 6eitOage nleO os.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
WisiiOmsmsoe

afboloes, pil Cub, / Bella oanife
eu. Glrtb. Meniebeo, Del @ep, Gal.
/ Dogene fra Ben 80. Wai. On
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
RisFonsmSoe.

On Sub oil, 6liosr ser missions
msoer / getbonia airfe, Bolton,
Wasi., ira Ben 2. til ben 7. Roi.
8enlig 5nObpoeIie til ale
8. 8. 4pr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
DPisfousmeoe

0Ft"TIVHNNIVUt
blioer, ON Sub oil, afboI0t / ben
0anife Iiitb. 91enia5eo / Davenport,
Sn.. ira 6.-9. Rai. 2srOag aften
ben 8. N1ni oil @soet bIipe afboIOt
/ WoIine. 81
9enIig SnobD0eIie til ale.
T. 6. 81. 8anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
SOME BOOKS FOR THE
CHILDREN.

A little Missionary ...... .35
Agathes Unknown Way =. rs
Jessicas Prayer 20, .25 and .35
The Story of David ...... .35
The Lord is Wonderful Is
A Child's Story Of the Old
Test .. .......... ~
A Child's Story of the New
Test. .....-.... ~
A Childs Life Of Christ -. 40
Beautiful Bible Stories for
Children :. 80
Aunt Charlottes Bible Stories.50
The Story of Jesus ........ so
Mother Stories from the Old
Test. .......... AZ
Mother Stories from the New
Test. :. +. . .......... Az
A Child's Garden Of Verses
rs and so
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28
@HSstieHeiter
9Iau.

SgnOag- Sm0a8sifole 81.
9.t5. @uostieueite 81. 1920 6m
o. 30 9fteu.
denmark:
Senoaasifole 5oer Senoa3 81.
10. 7anIf Suostimeite +. % 3
Senoa1 ! 1oer @aaneO 5ormiooae
a. Il GH8alif @~uostieneite >. u
/. Senooa / 6oer 9aaues Sormio.
BAG 81. Il.
Crum: @uostieHeite I. % 3. Ssn.
bag / 6Uar Raaneo. III. 1920 5or.
mioong.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-28

Oealig SnobpoeIie til ale. iom on.
iter at iamles meo os / De Gage.
Raa cane % Meni1beOens 9egue
4arl 90. Sanien..
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-02-18

farm, and helps to build up and
further the interests of your
community in many different
ways. You look in your news
paper that is printed in the dist
ant city, miles away, and you
will never see your name in
print, never kind word spoken
of you or your family in cases of
misfortune or bereavement; no
mention made of your town or
its doings. You learn nothing of
what is going on in your town
ship; yea, more than this, not
even learn how your next door
neighbor is faring whether he
has been roped in by a smooth
tongued travelling sharper, has
been sold out by the sheriff, be-
come a widow or widower, mar
ried again, and so on libitum.
Now, if you want to keep post
ed on the home doings, it is plain
that the only medium through
which you can do SO is the home
newspaper.
IT you are a business man, in
position to extend advertising
patronage, or q private citizen,
ask yourself the question if you
are doing your part toward your
home paper in its fight to build
up your business and town and
the community in which you live
and from which you expect your
livelihood.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-02-18
Time for a Change.

We walked into local grocery
store the other day and here is
what we saw: Turnips from
Michigan, onions from Spain.
Irish potatoes from Maine, sweet
potatoes from North Carolina,
cow peas from California, celery
from Florida, butter beans from
Michigan, white peas from
California, apples from New
York, molasses from Louisiana,
cabbage from New York, canned
goods from Indiana and Illinois.
There was not a single item we
have mentioned-not even the
canned goods-that could not
have been raised in Cherokee
county. Is there any wonder
we are poor when we send away
for almost everything we eat?
It's time to change this system
also. Gaffney Ledger.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-02-18
Outsiders MuSt Keep Mum.

Not being on the spot, we are
unable to say whether, in our
opinion, a majority of the voters
of Yorkville desire change of
name for the town. However,
we have a pretty strong idea
that were the voters of the
entire county allowed to pass on
the question, York's county seat
would wake up the morning after
with the vile" still tackled onto
the end of its name. Fort Mill
Times.
There is something to that.
and what is more, since Yorkville
is a county seat, the entire county
should have a say. The par
ticular element, however, that is
manipulating this proposition,
never seems to consider the
county has anything to say about
local matters; except when ii
comes to voting bonds to build
court house, or something like
that. The fact that the county
was contemptuously ignored in
the location of the court house,
is matter still fresh in the
public mind, and The Times
need not deceive itself into
thinking that the county is
going to be considered in this par
ticular matter. -Yorkville En-
quirer.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1915-02-18
CALOMEL DYNAMITES YOUR LIVER!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIVATES

Tone tonight. Your druggist or dealer
sells you u so cent bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone under my personal money
back guarantee that each spoonful win
clean your sluggish liver better than a
dose of nasty calomel and that it WON'T
make you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver
medicine. You'll know it next morning
because you will wake up feeling fine,
YOUR liver will be working; headache
and dizziness gone; stomach will be
sweet and bowels regular.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely vege-
table, therefore harmless and can not
salivate. Give it to your children.
Millions of people are using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead of dangerous calomel
now. Your druggist will tell you that
the sale of Calomel is almost stopped
entirely here.