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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
POLICE TOOK TWO AMERICANS.
Jealous vienna Officer Led DipIo-
matte Party ia station.

Special Gable Despdich 90 TuL SuN
VIENNA, via Rome. Jan. l2.-An over
jealous policeman has caused an awkward
diplomatic incident in which several coun-
tries arc involved.
The officer saw on a suburban rallroad
a party of passengers who were taking
in English and French. and some of whom
had cameras. lie denounced the party To
the police authorities as possible spies and
they were arrested and marched 10 the
station. The party, which included q
number of women. was insulted by mob
At the station.
Subsequently 1t was discovered that the
party was composed OF Swedish, Swiss
and Danish diplomatic ENJOYS and thely
wives and several other dipomatists, in
Guiding two American attaches
Count Berchtold the Premier OF the
Dual Monarchy and Austrian Foreign
Minister. visited the various embassies
today ard anologized for the mistake OF
the overZealous officer. He promised also
that the policemen who were responsible
tOr the arrests shall be punished,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
HEAR 1900 JEWS ARE SAFE

The Provisional Executive Committee
for General Zionist Affairs In New York
city received from is agent at Alex
andria yesterday the following cablegram
dated January y:
Omitted States battle cruiser Tennessee
and Italian steamers have brought 1900
moro expelled destitute Jews from pales-
tine. also number Of American Jewish
refugees more help urgently required.
also funds 20 repatriAte Americans"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
TURKS YIELD TO ITALY;
GRANT ALL HER DEMANDS
Will Salute Flag When 1t Is Raised Again Over Consulate
at Hodeida and Commission Will
Make Full Investigation.

and are placing guns in a position TO COM
mand the capital The italian warships
in the harbor and the italian marines and
blueJackets who were landed to protect
Italian interests are reported 10 be pre-
pairing to resist a general assault on the
city. The same report says that with
the consent OF the Entente Powers Servla
has massed troops at strategic positions
north Of Albania, the reason advanced
being that she must protect her frontiers
from hostile Albanian bandits
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
FRIENDLY RECEPTION
OF NOTE, SAYSLONDON
English Newspapers Praise
American Opinions Of An
swer to Protest.
Special cable Despatch to THn srs.

LONDON, Jan. l2.--The Euonin0 stand
ard. in commenting on the attitude of the
United States Government toward the
British reply to President Wilson's note,
says: "a bargain between the two coun-
tries should he easily struck. Sir Edward
Grty's reply received a friendly reception
in the United States"
The star says that the tone OF the
American press toward Great Britain's
reply ls 'Just what we expected II would
bet Is fair and II is friendly
The Globe SAYS The American press
comment upon the English preliminary re-
ply Is, on the whole. friendly"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
POPE IGNORES DENIAL.
vatican Reported to Have Made De-
mand for Explanation.

ND'cIdI 'uDIf UtFpdTcN 70 TIE oLN.
ROME, Jan l2.-lt Is reported that the
Pope has received convincing evidence
that Cardinal MERCER. Archbishop OF
Malines, was actually arrested. German
soldiers having surrounded the Arch-
episcopal Palace and prevented the Car
dinal from leaving 1t. For this reason,
without paying any notice to the German
denial, the Pope has demanded an ca
plantation OF. the Cardinals arrest and the
confiscation Of his pastoral letter, which
WAS the cause OF the German anger.
1t Is learned thaJ Germanys reply will
he published in the OSserVdtore Romano.
tho official organ Of the Vatican.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
CARDINAL MERCER
REGAINS FREEDOM
German Governor Of Belgium
Yields to Entreaties Of
Cologne Prelate.

COLOGNE, via Rome. Jan. l2.--Cardinal
Won Hartmann. Archbishop of Cologne,
has persuaded Gen. Won Kissing, military
Governor-General of Belgium, to allow
Cardinal MERCER, the Arc hbishop OF Ma
lines, TO leave the palace and commune
cate freely with his epscopate.
Cardinal Won Hartmann has also OBJ
tanned the release Of Belgian priests who
were informed In Germany Some OF these
are already home ana others are on
their way to Belgium.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
TURKISH DEFICIT $ss, 100000
Special Cable Dsspdtch to Tnu sus

CoNsTANTiHoPLE, Via Rome. Jan 10.
The Turkish Parliament approved the
budget to-day without discussion IN spite
OF the announcement that tho deficit IL
estimated at fT20,O0O,000 1855. 00O. O0O)
The Crown Prince renowned fT250
kl,l00b OF his monthly allowance from
the civil list IN favor OF the army The
House applauded the announcement and
the Grown Prince, who was present,
bowed hts thanks for the demonstration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
DUNKIRK MUCH DAMAGED

LoNDoN. Jan. 12 (by wireless from Ber-
iin) The military establishments in and
near Dunlrk were completely destroyed
by the German airshlp hotilla which at
tackled that city on Sunday. The Dun
Kirk lighting plant was destroyed. The
wireless despatch says this information is
contained in a message from Rotterdam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
SAYS RUSSIANS ARE CHECKED.
Petrogrnd Despatch Tells of stub.
horn Resistance of Turks.

NVtcIHT 'nDTf UespdICN TO TIE bTN
LoNpoN. Jan. ia Petrograd des-
patch to the Times shows that the Rus
slams are still held at Karauragan and
the Turks have not been beaten. The
Ottomans assembled IA large force. per-
haps 10000. and succeeded In checking
the victorious Russians on the threshold
of Turkish territory.
The military critic OF the Reich says
that the Turkish resistance has lasted
five days and shows no signs of breaking
down
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
One Set OF Papers TO n ship.

CoPENHAGEE, via London. Jan. Ia
The Danish Government has issued orders
THAI each Danish steamship captain shall
carry only one set OF papers Some cap
tains have been suspected OF carrying an
extra set OF papers for tho inspection OF
British warships.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
WAR RISK ON COTTON CUT,

Jhs Government war risk Insurance
bureau has reduced It's rate on cotton
shipments TO Germany from to per
cent The rate 10 Rotterdam has like
wise been reduced from per cent 20 .
per cent
The rate on dyestuns from Germany 10
this country has also been cut from 2 per
cent. to per cent The reductions were
brought about by. the arrival OF tn ;hree
cotton ships at Bremen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
WAR COST NOW 900, 900.
Daily Expenditure In sJs,OOO,O 900
Berlin Paper Says.

NpfCIdT InbTt UtsD1frh 70 The SIN-
BERLIN, via Amsterdam Jan. 12.-Vor-
rGerts estimates that tho aggregate war
expenditures of the belligerents for the
first fivo months have been $500, 600, 600.
The daily expenditure is figured at
SIS, 100000.
The damage to Belgium and Enst Prus-
sla Is estimated at 1870, O00, 600 and the
shipping losses at 81, 00O, zoe, 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
Turkish sailor. Fight Germans.
Special cable Dfspatch 10 Tnr srx.

PETRooRAD, Jan 1.-THE Salonica cor
respondent of the Bourse Guseite SAYS
that as u result of a fight between Turk.
ish and German sailors on board the
Turkish battleship Kheyr-ed-dn Bar
barossa the Turkish commander has
asked this Admiralty TO remove Germans
from the vessel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
CRUISER OFF HAVANA.
Lancnster's Request for Information
Is Ignored.
Spcca cable Despatch TO THE suH

HAyASA, Jan. l2.-The British cruiser
Lancaster appeared yesterday three miles
off the harbor and sgnalled MORO Castle.
requesting the name of a steamship which
was just entering port.
The signaman in the castle disregarded
the request. The Lancaster showed no
COors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
Gen. Jonre 82 Years Old.

Special cable Despatch TO THu suN.
pARis, Jan. l2.--The Paris press makes
note of the fact that to-day is Gen.
Joffre's sixty-second birthday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
AMERICAN AIRCRAFT
DROP BOMBS AT SHIP
Curtiss HydroaeroplancS AS
sisted in Smelling the Bres-
lau, Is Report.

Parts, Jan. ia report has been re-
eeived here that when the Turkish cruiser
Breslau, formerly a German warshlp'
pursued a Russian gunboat into the har-
Dor of Sebastopoi and bombarded that
place. American Curtiss hydroaeroplanes
dropped bombs at the Breslau from a
height of 500 yards a Russian squad
ron also put out from the harbor. The
Breslau fled
This is said to be the frs time that
American aircraft have been used III
naval warfare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
A. Plat, Andrew. Jr.. Alas wounded

Special tubIe DespdFch 20 TUE Sun
PANS, Jan. ia Plat Andrew. Jr.
ex-Assistlnt Secretary of tho Treasury IN
the United States and for a number Of
years Instructor and assistant professor
of economies at Harvard. has volunteered
his services with the American Ambu-
lance al Neuily.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13

PARIS, Jan, l2.-The official aviation
reports show that 1876 deaths occurred In
the French aero. service between the be-.
ginning OF the war and January l. This
number included observers nassenH gers,
rup..s AID pilots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
Experientia Docet.
Special Gable Despatch to Tnr srN.


PETRoGRAp. Jan. 1.-THE Bourse Ga
sette'S correspondent at rlflis telegraphs
that the Sultan sent Noury Bey, Chief OF
Stan OF the Third Corps TO learn the rea-
son for the Russian victory nt Sari Ka-
inysh Noury Bey has been captured at
Karaurgan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
THE BREMEN HIT NINE.
German Cruiser Reaches wiiheims-
haven, Badly Damaged, Is Report

LONDON. Jan. l9.--Tho Evening stdr
prints a despatch from fetrosrau saying
Ina, tho German cruiser Bremen has ar
rived at wilhelmshaven after being badly
damaged by mine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
BULGARIA SENDS ENVOY.
VI. Gehnadien Leaves for Rome on
Special Mission.

SOFIA, via Rome, Jan. 12.--EX Min
ister Gehnadieff, accompanied by the prl-
vate secretary OF King Ferdinand. has
started for Rome 1t is reported that he
has been entrusted with a mission in
reference to Bulgarias ambitions In
Macedonia and revision of the treaty
of Bucharest by which Bulgaria gave
up considerable territory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13

The Bremen is light cruiser OF 500
TONS built ten years ago. She carried ten
Al inch guns She was in Mexican waters
at the time of the occupation OF vera
Cruz 10y American marines and was one
Of tho German representatives, at the
Hudson Fulton celebration In New York
in 1903.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
send. Gold to Holland.
Bv Central Mems.

AMSTERDAM, Jan, 1.-THE Niouws pan
den Dag reports that 5000 kilograms Of
minted gold S3,000,000) crossed the
Dutch frontier yesterday from Germany
consigned TO an Amsterdam banker
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-13
PoINCARE SEES PEACE SOON.
Asks Troops 10 show Energy "for "A
Few Months"
Special cable Despatch to TuE SIS

PARIS, Jan. l3.-Pr0sldent Poincare, ad-
dressing a gathering Of marines at "A flag
presentation to-day, urged them to show
'for a few months patience, steadiness
and energy, tho display OF which at this
time will determine the destiny of GEN.
turtles"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12

4aa ROitloDen na6ent oOertrGOes?
Den ubpageItge tDife
9laSfemi /.

Get 1irfer ligeirem u6Dageligt
Den icnere Bio at mo0tage Den tpife
Bot, ifrioer oaor6. Stiist.1
5 @oSie1is. ia, ior nGiten ben
o~oerDeienOe Iels 9c0fommenoe, er
Sc toife qreofort % 9rcoe iori1ne.
sc me0 oct runoe dntidufitempel
ueo oen 5nsti8e Snoifriit: Soft
itraie e%ngIanoa.
- fife nof meo 0et, men iet0
paa Muller ~ 5io5ifriiter, man moo.
tagcr mlOer aora6aano. er ser me0
itore 9ogitaoer itemplet ben iamme
u6aQeliGc 9lasiemi:
a@ott itraie gn8Ion61.
PIT 0ette er i Oircfte % %oo6eu6ar
@o0itrio meo, ia, IN i%lalrant 00er.
traoelie Al en- oauifc 9oitloos s >
er ielutnonieuoe
0eune Rara1rai omtaIer. at mo.
ta1et iro e~ciar1clie peo 9iGlp al
QoitDrienet n iao0ante 6orienoelier,
Ser i 6eres Dore iremtrr0er Tom
uismmelige eaer me0 ulonlige eaer
'ornprmeu0e SnOifriiter.
@rrfDproiat nof blincr iaa0anne
1oricu0e'ier life nu8tet Roitbeisr9el.
ic. font Sc oo9 itri6cr moo Be ele.
meatureite 1or0rinaer III alminoelia
0clauitnn0ialco
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12
oEOu % Met.
GtnBtinriotft uge6la0.

3raiet ,ll9eifriit Tor Rets0Gien@
Der 6ooeoia8elia er eli 0omsiamlin0.
Ell Fl irrliat Saliercrbla0. Der ND
aaar i Rrootuien 6ar 0anife Sa8.
fgrerc htota il8nct ct iuaes 0iuOe
leo. 5oor ale Sc 6orbolo o. Sa8er.
Ser tuteresierer Den praftiife$nriit,
fmoe IA en- lliioi8 81 8runot8
Greiiclie 1eite Sa0n er M, jfriDer
nSon. 9it.@. bIeoet ai1iulpet meo
llgebIaoet o9oo % Diet" Der be9pnO.
tc n uofoumfe peo A0taar % altiaa
mi Aar aiiluttct it isrite aoartal.
.Soo ol Rct re0iAeres al 6eie
iteret 5iaaisrcr III 0auien me0 en-
lana Ruffc Suriiter as6cuboun o.
ale Rrooiuierne lem WeOar6ejoere
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in III Cpaaoe At bchan0le ale DC
9Gmner, iom Snriiter mac ioruo.
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pleie. 2opaiouiul 6oriitrin1. Ben.
a~eior1olo. Realfrc0it. On eiter DC.
annoelien at o8mme or Der al @rau0
I'll At tro. Al 9l1Oet oil fumne bliDe
IN oproifulo Stette Tor prnttiife
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f.fler bar 9laoet b%eban0let iuriOi.
ife SperaSmadl al iierre 9etDoning
FOR Staaoen. iinaniieae 6orbolO,
Sfatteiperg smoaI. Soriifrin gsmateri
or. fommerciellc. in0uitrielle o. font.
munalc 3orboIo. Dteo irrlig Snter
este ielaes aaturli91is 2oo8ioningen,
TnnneI oens 6orbere6eIier Iom 0ens
Reiulinter. % 2opaioningen / 10.
lan6et, % ! Ell 9iteraturooeriigt Dol.
6es 9piernc moerrettet ON, booO
Der fremtommer al m inrioiif Cite
rnttlr. Oglaa Dc liriollte SthOereh'
oe on zen iurioiife Gmbcositanos
aaar oreitcs. OF unoer Rnbrlffen
Rerionalia@ meoocles 81. a. en- iulo,
itrn6i9 embeo5falenocr.
Com SGrirof til iaritiIt Snobin.
Sino mebislaer moer 0oonet 4Siets'
aiaerelier % Reiolutioner9 en- Gam.
Tina al 0omsreierater % iaaoanne
oOminiitratioe G~iaereIier. Scr Dor al
minSelis Suteresie. % iom man bio
til bar maattet isae / goU' % hi.
niiterialti6enoes aItior omiangsriae
MPneoe.
Z 6et me auartal er Ser paabe.
aDn6t en- inieresiant Gnauete ira
ircmraaenOe Suriiter ont, hoilfe Dlii'
Iiahe0cr Der er Ter Tremme ri Rets'
pleierciormea. oa boilfen @ei man
fan 1aa ior at nan benimo6 Wnalet
/ 6enne Senieen0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12
Spbifc SancpOgnc, ga ct al Coos

SObifc gancOognc, ga ct al @oos
@oosto0ene iorleoen aiten eiter at
6nDe 6olot / 6anuerltp after iattc
ii8 / 9eop9elic, iprangtes Ell Sob
Iing miot i 5oaet. Zen %lpsreone Gel
ialate eiter ben i~orreite Sci al 70
act / no9en AiitonO, men if itGrfc
re o8 itorfere Start ne0 oo moo Eta
tioncn. 1il aft 6elo 6emprfeoc
4loosperiouolet Sprangninaen, %
troos ben itgrfc Start iprana 4
@ono iii. r8rc0. 2oa6l.4 oo / 6oer
i'm @~rcmiefltpe o. 1T Be loie BOG
ne brcmieoe. 0eroeo unoaif man
ct Commented, iom fitn0e bare Tor
ooIOt itor materiel Sfaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12

Gn SOrOcmnifinc. @nleOnin9
n en- 3otit5 iorleOen ON aonitrnf-
tiouen Al Ell @o9n, Der m0er aer-
lien Dirfer iom en- Qorpepltemaifine,
me00eIer 6irmaet VI. s. Serenien
& Sen / Seoel pr. 9inoerup, at
oette 6irma ollere0e / 1904 fon
.itruereOe % 6pggeoe en- ianOan Na-
fine og iioen 0a bar la0et ilere al
iamme Slag5, % oenne Moifine
bar MI oeo at ho0e orret 9rtq
/ ooer 10 aar tiliuloe 6epiit i'm
proftiife 9~rlQ6ar6e0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12

e inOOrcOnc Mincr. Sfo9en, 10.
2fpril. On uoicnot Minor bar i bis.
e Gage iorctoget Sprrnanina al De
paa apiten Der mo0repne 0}iner.
9eroa8 oa Seuoo9 ipGrguteS
Sc oeo Sto0en hm0ne hi
ner. @fsploiionernc oar iao oolo-
iomme, at Gu0erne flirreoe ooer be
le 9oeit, font Minernc laa et goot
Stoffe uoenior. 5 Gitermi0oo9
iprpngtcs 10 Miner oco Gnrriteo.
9raget berira bertes tro05 Stormen
/ en- Nils @iiton0. @ineren 6or MI
iprou9t Il @iner.
Ger orioer peoblipenoe Miner
mo bit % Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12
DRENGE oG DRENGE.

Skldringer fra Missionsmarken. Med lHustratoner.
Oversat af Karen Raider. Ind. so Cents.
bet er en- Bog, som sikkert vii fremme Missionskerhghe-
den blandt de unge. Den f9rer os rundt til Verdens forskel
lgste Egne og fortnller saa friskt ON Drengenes Kaar derude
ON sorte Negerdrenge - bruno Araberdrenge Drenge
Indien. pa Ceylon, Kna, Japan og paa Americas Prerl-
er ON deres Lege, deres Evner, deres Lyst og deres SAW
Bogen har mango friske Bileder og vii vare en- god Gave
til Arbejdere S6ndagsskole og Ungdomsafdehng men fSrst
op sidst til Drenge. Dansk Mssionsblad).
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12

= Cnsoae ben IL. Mni f91
Hanoers, 10. 9lprif. aaptain
Saco6 Sc. gbriitenien, Der in0til
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ret @ri0atiefretpr Dos &ammer6er.
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Deo 8eien, til 0}aria9er. Stenen
bleD pltttet i 3orbDitret, % 6lei.
man0en bar Den i'll. a9obro M
nof iaa itrunf bele 8eien. 9nn Dta
riager Ioro blco 5tenen Iosiet al
% ociet. oen pejeoe BILE Runo.
@ro0emaaIet foiteOe Den tabenOe
Bart 10 Ser.
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MnnO. o. aloOipsen. Sisrrina,


10. gfprif. 9aa @oaroen oSortfiGr" 4,
til6srcnoe QroprietGr Grend, er Der
fonitateret Mun6. % aIoDipge. Be
irtninaen beitnor ior1ioen llngtreo'
tlrer al 30 Wnlfefeer.
aolborg, 10. april. Rnno' %
alopipe er ~fonitnteret bos Bnitor
SenIcn I soriens peO 2ungbolt, bpor
eeIatnineen beitnor al 20 areatnrer,
oa hos @aaroeier Sens ll%brenbolt !
otter llttrtp. buor Der er 40 area'
turer.
@renoo, 10. Gpril. Wuno- % aloo'
ipoe er f~onItnteret I 5pinebeiPtniii'
aen hos @aoroeier Mnrtin Wdolerl
| Somaa. poa @naroen err Der 3
Sbin, 10 aser o1 A Seite. Ger err
ipprfiat afipprrine.
O6enIe, 10. april. Wuno' %
aIopIpae er fonitnteret pan Rislep.
aooro, bpor geTatnineen beitaar al
ca. 900 arentirer oa co. 30 Soin,
90 poa liaeerslepsooro, bpor Be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12
6n ogr Yroccs. Observation-Disclosures

6n oDr ErOces. 9rcntnr6anolcrcn
iOm @ione. 4albor9, 16. april. On
areatllr6anoler i Aolborg bleo ior
Ell 2io iioen itGpnet iom 8ione t en-
Gag, Der finn oreieoe Tia ON 30 SIR.
"a Hetten holoe5 ON Mnnongen,
netop Den 1iO, on areatlr6anole
rem bar troplt paa aa(bor9 Marfeo,
bar ban nn0laot at eiterfomme Stpp-
nin1en, ioet han mente, at ban fun
De tiene mere emo 9ooru paa Morfe-
oct.
Otter at BAN MI 6or oprct itro-
net iorgppeS icf5 @angc, bar ban
iooet en- Reanina poo 100 ar. for
ioriolbue eeocr. Set 6aooc iaale.
ocs opret bilIiacre lori 6om itrafs at
betaIe oe 80 ar, iom ben 5am /
sorigt upeofommenoe @roceS oreier
fla ON.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12

bar Otterltp Examinations .5abrif
imiolerti0 paa 5oreIp6rgiel ira De.
potet / 36iiteo moo 6oroentning er.
flGret iig / Stono til At Iepere 80.
ammumition, men iii. o1biit. q.
Nm til Ell @ris, Der er 10 Gre
6eiere pr. Sflto emo Den ipooonlige.
6nnO al GlOtiOSgraDc. @oor mo
ife Mas enoer / 2itoenoiD5iel, zig.
ger Den natllrifonne @prrm @e0e,
iom gemmer en- Gigoom al 0lotios-
minoer. nj oisie er pet nof ben
mn9tige Sotteitle / 9lofs6pi melt
fen0t. I9t oeo 6enne ian0tes for ct
Bar Aar iioen oe0 2Dngilaaning
no8le mGrfeli9e Stenfranie, bper
mco en- Sten / 0}iOten. 3i5il Sten
franie ligner affarat nogle 9ronce-
aIOer. @rape 3on6af De0 lln0er.
iteO. 6orle0en Do8 iauotes i'll.
g4al6. Stiftst.~ i9en ooifiIligeS ten-
frame peo 9lofs5gj Ser oil M BIZ
pc ienot llu6erratning til Rational-
mtieet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12
9llbcrtiS 30 ilnttct. O|perretsiaI

albertiS SO %ilnttct. Operretsia9-
isrer Olni Berg, Ser peo 6oieiterets
'a9isrer 9iilops llonopnelie til Sl.
ititsminiiter bleu aurotor ! 4l6er
It's @onfurs6o, bar iii. yNatt." 9er-
ooa oen II. gprif iIuttct goet. Oct
er Ooa finn en- iormel 9fft; 9oet
6aD6e nemlig MI fun cen areoitor,
nemIig 9onoeitonoens SparefaSies
Notwithstanding, Der bar febt
De andre areoitorer ITO. 9oets 9os.
iipa anorog I aft Il Q}iIl. Ser, me
6enS gfftioerne o%Gientligt beitoO /
@rumoe / a%sbenbopnS Ome9n til ct
9elpb al ca. 100000 Ser. 0ioioen.
Den er 6erfor life meget itor, men
ga ser fun er Sen enc areOitor, er
Sen life blepen nprmere beitemt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12

gfoeo Original. On Original
gamorup, Sfomaaer ar. q. Better.
Icn. almin0elig fenot mOer Noonet
.Raffe Sfomuacren", ianOtcs / SOL.
az. aolo. 1lfb. iorlcoen osO / i'm
Gen. San par ira Reooiug / Sm.
6erinaan6 og ilotteoe for IS gar
iiSen oper @rpnIen, buor ban crnp
reSe fip oe0 6oget og peo at ior'
rette gu0tiencite. SeIo mente ban
at pare ct noprGget OpSageraeni,
% ooifiaiae @anee bar ban billet
lc6e Volitiet pnn Spor, naor man
rrIte ON uopflareOe @orO % Slgn
e~nSoibere par ban oite inopiflct |
p~rocesIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-12

9n Snnobrnesifole. Noo en- It'll.
tenoe @enernlioriomIinq Ssnong ..
rs. 9(pr. / 2nnSbn oeotoaes set at
oprette en- 2anobrltgsifole | ellno.
bp. iii 6ormono oaIgteS SoiiGger.
meter Goliet, 2unobpaoaro, og til
5orlton0er 2onobruasfonoiont Mor-
ten RieIien, asmiIofloitcr. Ger er
teanet Ell aftiefnpitnl pan $4,000
ar., 90 SfoIen ifaI beepn0e lin
IirfIombe6 oen 1. Nopember.