davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12
Crops Suffer From Rain.

Reports from all over the state, &C.
cOrding to R. A. Moore, university
agronomist, tell of widespread field
damage, due to excessive rain. Only
southwest counties escaped. The
heaviest damage was to corn and IN
cut barley. Much rye and barley had
been harvested, but the remaining
stands are in danger of becoming prac-
ticaIly total loss.
Reports are that the corn crop
throughout the state is about two
weeks behind, and fear is expressed
that it may not ripen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12
Minneapolis, August Z, 191;

Wheat-No 1 hard, 1.481a; No. l
northern, 13101.37; No. 2 northern,
1.26@143.
Corn-No. 8 yellow, 771a@7Sc.
Oats-No. white, 44045c.
Rye-No. 2, 1O1@102.
Flax-1.6001.6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12
Not Remarkable.

Pompous-I always call spade
spade.
nright-Well, would you gain
anything by calling it victrola or
an aeroplaae?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12
Chicago, August Z, 1915.

Chicago, August 7, 1915.
Hogs-Light, 7.1O@775; heavy, 6.10
OILS; rough, 61O@6.25; pigs, $3.50
$50.
Cattle - Native steers, 6.20010.25;
western steers, 6.8O@815; cows and
heifers, 3.250925; calves, 7.50Q11.25.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12

Bulgaria's population is now est-
mated at 4, $780, 900.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-08-12

fore you ask for their hands IN mar
riage."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24
lSanama.ll llOitiuiugens
glabnlng.

Fan 5rancisco. Gal, 20 6e6r.
- San 6raucisco opleoeoe Dag
ben neit iteienoe 8ng i'm 9Htorie.
lloidlliu8ens 2lrran9emangsfonlite
5ap0e iat iia ior, at oct itore 5tG0.
ne ifldoe aabnes meo ct oroeutligi
anaIo. ST $50 begDn0te Der Ell
Salutering. iom pareoe en bel Il.
me
Ge itore aanoner paa 5ortene
omfrjng Gan 5rancisco 0inoreoe
0eres Salltt. - 9lae 9nen8 STRIFE
floffer riuacoc oen belle lime.
aououftererne % Smrerne paa
Sporoogneue ringe0e oeres aloffer
naibrl0t. Nile Ro(iti6etlcnte blG.
ite oeres Sleiter. iaa beit DC ior.
naaeoe. o. imelleminmOer LOG De
paa 5rotIepitolperne meO Oeres
tnebler. Nlnrnltl0tterne og
3anpilsiterne pan 9rauoilutnings.
apparater % 5prsitebuie lso nai-
Ia6elia 5o6rifferne oeltog ale
pco at ldoe oeres 0ampilsiter lpoe.
- 9llttomobiler al De iorifellige
upper loo oeres Sorns brpgenoe
9po bldnoe iia meo andre 2nOe.-
0anrpifibs. og 2ofomotio, 3ngenie.
rcr itoo life tilbage. bpo0 ,Sleitning
anaif
9lpisorenae. iom bar 0iorgenbln-
oene / 9neu riuaeoe 9(bonnenternes
0srfloffer, ior at asre 9eboerne
opmGrfiomme pon OH De life
nllereoe par oct - bpao Der aft
ior iig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24

pit ii8 paa en- 6arnL iom lager
iefs Vii Iii ior 3eiup ser /
Ome9nen er Oenne iarIi9e SDg-
Dom I'LL aorDOOet. 5tatso0rlp9en
5or gioet 0rore til, at 9eirtnnaen
pda 6armen itol ilogtes Gen be.
itaar al 107 areatlrer.
Qpin6elig Moporfanoioat. 81
iing6am, Sa., 20. 6ebr. Ulrs. 2[on
s. aepleD bar flmoqiort i'm aon-
oioatur til 9}ominatonen ueo 0ia.
oorpalget Der. 6lm tog 2lf9angs.
ef3amen iom Suriit De0 llnioeriitD
oi Chicago 1870 og aer 6ororina
paa at ogre Oen isrite foin0elige
3uriit / 9lmerifa
Gn 9ro tpnfcS opi6rt ober DIS.
Iioltriilo0eu pe6 Qfonoan, q. Gaf.
: iaa iSdlo oil ben blipe befoltet
al Golmtperne Morton og 9irleigb
O2an bar beregnet, at BEN fommtr
til at foite omfring 100000.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / Mnn0on oq
9ismarcf onbeialer 9roens Spisr-
relIe. Set err Wfeninaen, at oct ifal
ppre en- Gsrebro.
9}pt arPitierum 91en Dorf,
20. 5ebr 5 2Ggefrebie meloes
ON ct mt arGftierlm, iom ifaI oG.
re anoen6t meo Selo fsoriegene
bar opret oreoet pe0 6'erman We-
mortal 6oipitaI, og npiten ale I'll
iplOe, ion be6anoleoeS, bar oGret
in.operable. 3lere al De meo &c.
rlnnet bebanoleoe gatienter bar it.
fe pit snmptoner paa spaoommen
Ii Here Waaneoer.
Dan bar lat Jig / 9eoG9elie /
Iaenoi6a Golntp, g8is.. ior at iaa
tsrlaat 1ltienoer Al 9(cres Soro i
oolige @iscouiin og / norore s50i.
nois oeo At uoOnbe 0plone gliDer
ira 8eolin6roen 1opnet 9riitol
npDntc 6ounto til @aosmort5,
III CmfoIminqerne er 6eregnet
til oDcr $i50.0Oo Oct paaitaas.
at Der paa 0en Waaoe fan in60in.
oes Qau6 til en- @pr6i Al ooer 81.
IO00,0OO
Gn 5elae al ariaen. g3em gorf.
lt9 1e6r. 5tatiitiffcn piier. at llo.
i6rslen al 9aIteoutomobiler til @u.
ropa oor l32 Qrocent iterre i 1914
cno / 1915. Der n0isrtes al.
Mate Q(ar 3,43O 9aiteontomobiler
til ct iamIet 9ele6 Al $8,985,753,
ianmcnliguet meO 1000 til en- @Gr-
I0ie al St.6S6,sO7 / 1913.
: Oct 6ele toaet uoiertes 1914
| %. .765 Mfotorpoqne al ale Slaas
til ct iamIet 9els6 al SOS, ,507 AGA
W}un0. og alooi0acn O5a0iion.
gis., II. 6ebr. snaoiot man oe0,
cr Der @iscouiin M fun eet iii
Iploe al MltnO. oq aIopinge, oa oct
te Iiliploe ifploes sIapbeO ira
Staten Suinois' Si6e, tiger 9lutori.
teterne Der. Mon bar npli9 mn.
set oenne irp9teoe SpeOom paa
0fpoe gtfins Sarm 2oiaDette
Gountn liqe peb SainoisgrGnien.
9eiptninaen n6asr 70 Gnr. Oct er
inacn EeioI ON, at Speoommen
er fonlmet ira SGnois
@n Tabrif, ion iiaer nei, Ritts-
6urah, ga, ts. fSebr. Oct berop.
rcn6e electro steeI Gompanp"
hor afilooet ct Eilbno ira oen bri-
tiTfe 9leqering ON 2epering al for
Si5O,00O @rouater. Com NarIa9
til 9ffIIaeet onfsrer Tirmaet men.
neifeliac @rlnoe" 0rSren bar en-
Del al oen Itore 9eitiaing paa en-
Winion @ronoter til BET belle fire
Minioner Dollars. fom ben brittle
9Penerina 1ioroe berpprenbe iSirma.
rr oennem Gittsburab foreign Traoe
Commission forriae Hoe.
Gn XJStrnofe-0fiIlsrina Neip-
gorf. II. Tcbr Sisnt1enunberie-
! oeISen al gomtf1slaiterne | no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24

SSnooanorinqen til 9toree, Gbri.
itionio, % Samor. 3 statSraoos.
me0et Gog fremIottes Propoiitio-
ner ON Einpg til 2ob an1aopuoe
Snooanbrinoen al iremmeoe, buis
OphofS oon6et life er euifeliat-
oouiorilaaet tiIiiater oesnOen at BE-
Ifpttc moo eynooanoreres gaisbrii9
af 0eres 9}prurrelie i 9iioet til Sfn-
Sc for Sc oifentliqe eSnteresier.
Somtioio er Ser neotoaet Ifnrpe
oe 93eItenrmelier for Sn0ponoring
al Soonooprfcrc, Ser bill ieae 9fr.
bcioe oro at reiic onfrina. Get
foreIlooes cn6pioere, at llolnnbct
ioemt Straf fol bore tilitrrffelig
! grlmo til llopisning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24
gnrt enet Iniln.

2lrreiteret G1nan1itnano. Seat.
tie, 20. 6ebr. @n al oe IRA Dgna.
mitattentatet / 9os 2lugeles Zines
building eiterieBte 6pnamitmGno,
Daoio G6aplan er arreiteret paa
gainbrIoge 35Ian0, noale UllI Ger
ira.
81 6pfreaturer % y 5oia ionl
oar angrebet al 0lun0. o. aIopip.
9cu, bleo iIaatet iorleoen 0ag paa
9roes ieliarnen mar epwortb, 5a.
Reaerinaen betaIer $50 ior 5oert
3Ufrcatnr. $50 for 6oer aaIo oa
0arfco5priien ior SuneHe
On itor rusiiif 9eidainl Sar.
riS6ura, @o. %. 6reb. Zen rms.
life Regerlng bar bos ct beropren-
De 5irma beitilt armereoe gaiiaato.
mobiler ior 6aloanoeu 0iiaion Col
lars. 6u6riffen oil / Den 2tnleO'
nina tage $50 ertra Dlouo i 2lrt
beiSe.
Ct 5orildg, iom ioI0t Iopefa
Sal, 20. 5ebruar. Mc@uines 6or-
lag. iom ior6go aoinoer 9ruaen al
2minfe, greringe, iorlorent Saar
2fuiiatspuoocr og lignenoe oSfen'
6eOsnioler" er ialoet iaennem / 9u'
lets aomite ior Sp9ieine
9nsierer lem Ssbjergc. 9len
gorf. 20. 6ebr. aaptain Sobnior
paa Danlpifibet .2acfamanna" ION
@aar onfom ira Monheiter, meo
0eler, at Sfibet bopOe pasieret fen
Ss6icrge Oct iterite noaeoe t5C
Zoo oper Sapet oa por 200 iSoi
lanat.
Sro qincolns 5i0. Qnnfnfee, II
iSc6r Reeerinoen GIi8a garIp el
$50 Der en- 9tloer al 93 glar. Snr
BAR 9ihne til 9incolns 9r1aup of
nar Icnere g'ornepiae for 6ans9srn
Siu 6soe pao aoufafee gtate So
initial paa 9incolns Seoielsoaa-
5tor @rlibeillnffe. @ilfesborre
so, 10. fsebr. timber en- ooloion
@asefspIoiion | Proipect Golfer
tir6srcnSe 2cbah g'ollen Goal Com
ponn onifom otte gfrbeioere. Sef
bIpp ionrct, oernf to iaa aIporliai
at Ser er rinoc lloIiet ill., at DC ri
fiune febe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24

sfol 3ranfri9 6lipe tgrt? 8a.
ri5. 20. 6e6r. 9anpen moo 9a-
fo6olen er genoptaget 9eputeret.
fanret. Ser er 6leoet 6e6anoIet
ct 6oriIaa OH 6orbuo moo Sen.
aa6ning al 9ieitanrationer, 6oor Der
iglaes ipiritleie 0ritfeoarer. st
5orilo9 ON en- llOipttelie al 9ebat-
ten neoitemte8, og 5lertoIet bar aa.
benbart itemt for 5orbu0. Mange
al 0e Deputere6e angre6 9tlfo6ol-
trafiffen og lt0talte, at M por Sci.
ligbe0en fonlnet til at gpre oet al
meO lraiiffen meO bernienoe 0rif.
fe ale oens 6ormer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24
a. Qlar9.

2liaorelieu ifal oare enoelia, maa
10 al aenOelierne pere faloet u0 til
5oroel for Den enc al Barterue.
Dette par treoie @ang, Gaiteaane.
Soaen par for, % anoen @ang
aenoeIien ialOt no til 8oroel for
oeu nupprenoe @ertuginoe Al 5al.
lepran0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24

en XJStroole.0tiilsrina. gaem-
gorf. II. Sebr. Slsnt1ennnberie-
aeIien al 9onilosIaiternc | no
qooenoe Gfibe brnete | @aor for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24

Da9en Ell 9tubberiorieuoina mo-
paffet gomulOs6aller ON 9oro
paa 8anperen n6retic" al 5oi0e
Stierne 9nien. Ger par ialt 19S
9aacr iom 5oer inoe6oIot / @uno
9}abber. S9ele 2aiten bIeO na9tet
9lHfibning.
Observation-Disclosures Al 0en no
i6renoeS 9onHlo leOes Al 9ieprG.
ientanter ior Den brittle 9iegering.
8orbuosiogen. 5 3noiano % g..
Carolina er Sagen for / 9egi8latlt-
rem. indianapolis, 20. 5ebr st
al 10000 Gerioner un0erteguet Pm.
oragen6e om StatsIor6uo moo 9lI-
foboI foreIagoes I @oor 3nOidna
2e9i5latlr st 6oriIa9 ON .Stat5.
ior6uo Iiaoer for.
@oleia6, 9f. G., 90. 6e6r Sen
InafaI6te aonti-iiq 9iG@ bleD / @nnr
ueotoget al Observation-Disclosures og
aoor MI til Senotet. SSorIIa9et
forbpoer 9eOering al berltienOe 0rif-
febnrer iu6enfor Stotens @rpnier.
3pinoeitemmeretten. Bolton, II.
iSebr. 6lliet bar me0 1876 moo 93
Stemmer Deotaget 9Gn0ringsiorIlo-
act til aonititutionen ON Stemme-
ret ior &oin0er. isorilneet bar al.
fere6e posieret Senatet og bil blioe
foreIogt @plgerne til gf9srelie /
Robenlber.
1renton, q s. II. 6ebr. Se-
natet oeotog @aar 9@noringsior.
I1aget iii 9onititlltionen om Stem-
meret ior 8pinoer, meo II moo A
Stemmer. Sniet oeotog 9felohltio-
men ior TO llaer iiOen, og oa 6eage
6uie Fior itemte til @unit ior
9lcIolutionen pif Sen bIipe lore.
faat 0placrne til @eotagelie / Sep
tenber.
3Drfer aortoiIer. aelio, q. Q,
20 1cbr 6armerne her pna Ga
nen bar De ienere Qlor ldat ia me
act eiter Notwithstanding. o. BET
Ter no til. at oe oil n0Dioe 2frealet
9lar. 8ette bar bragt p@dlitp
elepator Grabbing 60" til at iom-
menfaIoe ct 0}o0e Al 9lftiouprerne
6en 27. 3ebrlar ior at ouerpeie.
6Dao Der ifal aeres ior at 6aantere
aae aartoilerne, og ON oct life er
6e0lt at 6nqqe ct 2aQerbu5 Set
hnr pit iia. at 8artoflerne triocs
uipooonlia go0t boa Oisie aonter,
ioet 6armerne fnnr aenueminitlig
minoit 300 gribefs paa 9lcren,
Nan Iones 6erfor. at oct er neoOen.
6ia, at Ser opisres ct 9ager6ns en-
fen al ct SelIfab e(er Al priDate, og
oerior er 02oopt ianmenfdlot g}on
pil 6elii. at oet ifol bIioe ct foope-
ratiDt 5oreta9enoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24

Dfere 0iplp til De frigsliote. 4}a-
ris, IS. 5ebr. Den 8eputereOe@eor-
ges 9errn oil inobrtnge ct 6orilog
/ / Geputeretfanret om 9eoilning Al
ct 6ono pad 500.000,000 6ranc5,
DER ifot onoenoes til imoa @aan til
oeo arigen ruinereoe 6orretnin9s.
! iolf, ior at iptte Dem Stan0 til
at optoge 0riften paam
95ngen 5fi6e til 9iotteroam. Not
teroom 49, 5Sebr., Dia 9onoon. Ser
er ingeu 5fibe anfommet iioen ST
: 9tites a3uioeropf" % n9ficbaro"
er afieilet, aaben6art for 9lmerifa.
De boIIanofe 9ampere oGaleoonia"
o9 o9eiteoaer er afgaaet til gng-
LAMB. 5lere 6ollanoife Iralplere
bliDer 6rugt Iom 5ra9tifibe uellem
hollonOife o9 engelife Sopne
9lusierne 6pgger 0filitprbaner.
}etroara0, II. 6e6r9 oio 2onoon
Om nogle Tiger antdges 818ningen
al SSSernbanerne ira @aridou til lie
re Ste0er 2it- oq 9eitgalicien
fuloiert Dc me @nner nil 9ipe 0en
rIsiiife Scr Sen 9epngeIi96eO, Iom
frppeS for at bdnle op meo oeSrop-
peforifppninqer. iom 0e tpife o9
6itriIfe Q(rmeer foretager meo Iao
qunitigt gfeiultnt.
Song gilbert ilpuer. 9lnriteroan,
pia 9on0on Il. 5e6r. Song 9(lbert
al gelgien foretog 9eroags meo en-
6fnpemaifine en- 9fefognoicerin9 al
Oe tpIfe 2inier, oplpies / Ell &oport
ionf er moOtnget 6er.
aongen lao I O6ierpationsipoet
/ Ell 6eIgiif goo9ffer og par oppe /
9uitci omfring Ell (ime Ter bIeu
Here @ange ifllot efter 6onL men
5an fom qo0 9ebolO tiIbnge til
So0eofoorteret.
CT oaaif 9lp9te ae6en6aon. oia
2onoon, - 6ebr. Ser gaar ct 9lng
tc onl. at oen tuIfe 9lcaering Al Sen.
inn til SCI oan'feIiae @ropianterai9S-
iporqsmaal far 6eihlttet at u0oiie
lem Mdnioner ofonomiif uafbpn9i-
9e, Observation-Disclosures til neutra.
| lie 9an0e inOtlarigen er oper. 1et er
@eniugen, Iaa iiger 9ngtet. At ienOe
ire DtHfoner til 0e ifanoinaoiife
2ano. cen Mulion til 6oILono %
cen Miuion til Sc6mcit3
6lere @eueraler afipttes. 4'a-
Iris. 20 Te6r Iet me0oeles ira
6opeofuorteret. at Der after er BILE.
ret aiint .ef5 2iniiionsgencraler.
6uorai oeu beoit fen0te cr @encraf
NideI. iom bor ppret @uoeruor i
Garis.
9lonot oe nDlia uonnDnte @e.
ueraler er 9e 0titm, iom oeu 4.
,5e6ruar Al 0DeraeneroIen 6leo ON.
talt ior lit brilIionte Q1oo % ior
6et belle toget Sen 0laaoe, 6oor.
poa ban / Ofto6er % 9}ooem6cr
lc0e0e line Memo.
5olp 9riga0e9eneroler er ooer-
isrt iii 9feierpen
Ogiaa 9ulgarien mno ioie. Der
lin, 10. 6ebr., 9fa0iotelegram Sra
aonitontinopel telearaieres, at bri.
tiife oe franife ariosifibe bIofercr
oen bnlgorife SnonebD 9eoengatd
FOR at binore @ennemisrieG al 80.
oepnrer til 5uiflano % 2itrig
GaItelone tobte Sagen Goris,
10. 5ebr. Sra Sfom telegraieres,
at 9iota Gribuna bar ofpiIt @rer
9oni Sc GoIteaane's So9sonlGQ
ON 9[nnnGGering al bans 9@gteifat
me6 Sen amerifonifc Miaionrroat
ter 9lnna @orfO. mnbNrenoe Sertllg
in6e al ToGebronO.
@reo Sc GolteloneS Sogsanlrf
6or berieret for Gntifnnretten iioer
1910. s Scnholo til oct fatolifr
Gctsiniiem fan ct firfeliat 9Gate
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24
anrnp1t rnnnt

5empnoene oil life ieiIe Qinn0-
ifoberne poa ire norite o. ct odnif
5fib / 9(arbus 0aon bar nG9tet at
islge meo s-fi6ene til guaIao
aan bere gennem 2iet. Bonn.
ban, Snoien, II Sch. 45roiesior gl.
be / 2obore hor opflnoet ct qlppa-
rat. Iom letter Ospe @erioner /
l5tano til at opiange 2po, iom Iale
og 0aliif, gennem 9iet Oct upe
9lpparat bar iaaet Rnpnet 9bouo.
flop
1amilicipOre ifol ipnreS 9aris,
III. 5ebr. ariesminiiter @liIlerano
1or uoiteOt feloenbe 0efret
o9(Ge aiite 9feieroemonoifaber
iom er 6aoer til minolt Iefs 8ern,
Igal operferes til 9torsflasIcn II,
Iom bill bIibe 6en iioite gorsflasie
-om oil bIioe folot rnOer 6aneruc.
1ilraooer 8orIietiabeo. Soog, 10
7Sebr. 4e1erin9en bar henltillet i'll
aflp 9ieoerier at oipe Oeres 9nptai
ner SrSre til at itonoie Oeres Sfi
be oeo en- ltnoeroon6sbnnos feritt
7'ilTnnefonrIt og gioe llHSeronnoS
6naoen al forbnYfet 0pIpsnina mel
lScnInn iii Sfibct % octs 2nit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24

0prpr paa Saiti. 9(merifanIfe
Morinetropper lonoipttes / Bort
an.@rince. Cape Snptien, 20. Sc
brudr Siolae inOlebne Selearom-
ner er Ser lanoiat Morinetropper
ira fire omerifonife arigsiffbe !
8ort.au-Brince's Sapn foranleoi.
get oe0 5beooores 9lrmes geeoerlog
oeo St. 0iorc, ioet 9pen ifaI p9re
truet al General 8ilbilrn @uil.
launes observation-disclosures.
2or nogIe Gage iioen ienotes en-
itrrf 9lfOeIins al 96eoOores crop
per til ct. Wiarc for at itonie Sic.
uolutioniiterneS 6renitoo moo
gort-an@rince. &c 10 9(rmeer
meotes 9orsong % &e9erinastrop-
perne maatte forla0e Ct N}arc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24

@ao 6eaer til oe fattige o9}ie.
uoe Notteroamide Gourant" meo.
oeler, at Guiferues 9}efoiiitioner bar
taaet ct folosiolt Opi0iua. Gn
storiobrifaat. iom Dor @eroiers,
cr 6Ieoet 6ranoifattet ior s25o.0o0
iSrouc5. san inoitiaeoc iaa in
9irfiom6eo. meu Snifcrne iorldng.
tie, at ban ifuloe iortiptte. Oilers
oiIOe belle bans 5o6rif bIioe luffet
San fortiatte oa fin @irfiont6eo og
maa nh leoere 5reOieOeIeu al belle
fin @arperiproOuftion til Tpiferne.
Gn alpoe6onoler 8erDers, iom
6op6e iaaet llnoerretning 6erom,
Io0 1000 iottige apinOer 6ente
boer fit Stpffe Eei oa aob Dem oes-
u6en Genee til SDI6n. 9Saa oen
Waaa6e bIeo 5nIferne it0en Eei ira
Bette Solo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24

Socialiiterne ooloer Strio @a-
ris, tS. Sebr. Socialiiterue 9e-
puterfammerct 6olot @oor ct 91o.
Be oa mootog Oeres 9eIeaoter5 &op-
port ira SocialiiterneS iuternntio.
nale aonierens 2onoon. 0fooet
aoofenote Gelcgotcrnes 0ptrgoen
pao aoaierenien; men Ser ifoI boil.
oes ct mt N}e6q 0}oroen.
Ge frouifc 9looe paaitaar, at
aonferenIcn, 6pori 0eltog fun 60.
ciaIiitcr ira Be 2raiereoes 9anoe.
BAR paooirfet al aarl 9iebfnedt oa
bans 5ol9eioenOe E0ifIon0. Se'
notor @mloain oe 8iIoine iorIan-
ger, at 4'renicrminiiteren ifof al
ife0i9e Sc TO Socialiiter, iom er
Meolenmer al Gegeringen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24

@}ere 9iplp til De frigSliote 9a-
ris, 49, 6ebr. 0en 8eputereoeSeor-
ges 9errn oil ino6ringe ct 6orilag
/ 0eputeretfonret om 9eollning Al
ct 6ono pau 5OO.O00,000 8rancs,
DER ifal on1en0es til imaa 9aan til
oeo ariaen rlinereoe 6orretnings-
iolf, for at iptte Dem / 5tano til
at optoqe 9riften paanp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24

Gyngen Sfi6e til 9fotteroan Not.
teroom l9. 5Se6r, oia 9onoon. Ser
er ingeu 5fibe anfommet iioen al.
: Mites a3ui0eropf@ % r9fic6aro"
er afieilet, aa6en6art ior 9lmerifa.
De boGIanOife 9ampere uGaleoonia
% ogeItepoer" er afgaaet til gug-
GanO. 6Iere 6ollonoife Iramlere
bliper brlgt iom 8ra9tifibe mellen
hoIlonOIfe og engelife 6opne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-24

Ogiaa 9ulgarien moo ipie. 9er-
lin, 10. fSebr., 9ia0iotelegram Sra
aonItontinopel teIegraieres, at bri-
tiife oe franife arigSIfibe bloferer
oen bnloorife 6nunebp 9eoengutd
for at binore @ennenlisrieG al 80.
oeoarer til 5uiflauo % 9itrig
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
Stagnant Blood Given
Quick Impulse
Wonderful Activity Impaired
by a Famous
Remedy.

The appearance of pimples. bois skin.
eruptions and all evidence Of impure
blood, calls for s. S. s.. the famous
blood purifier. Cathartics, purges,
bowel movers and laXatives won't do.
No amount Of bile will destroy GER
tain germs which cause blood and skin
eruptions. They are away down deep
in the tissues. perhaps in the very mar
row Of the bones. And such a condI-
tion calls for the searching influence OF
g s S. 1t Is indeed a remarkable REM
edv, since 1t Is taken up by the blood
stream and never loses its medicinal in
fuence on and on II goes. through
and through the entire system and al
ways with the same definite action TO
disiodge germs. destroy their activity
and stimulate the liver, lungs. kidneys,
bowels and skin to throw them out
completely.
II stimulates stagnant blood, provides
a rational exhilaration to the norve CEN
tiers and thereby the natural functions
of the body are aroused to cast out in
truders, no matter how strongly in
trenched they may be. It refutes the
ancient theory that to destroy within us
the germs that eat into our vitals calls
for drugs that destroy our very exist
cnce Get a bottle of s. s. s. today OF
any druggist and for special advice on
severe blood disorders write al once
to the Medical Adviser. The Swift Spe-
cinc Co, 100 Swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ga.
10 not accept a substitute Insist upon
what you ask fOr.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
CLERK DROPS DEAD
NEAR PENSION OFFICE
James B. Robinson, of Record
Division, Had Been Employ.
ed Since 1894.

Stricken with heart trouble while en-
route to his office this morning James
Is. Robinson. seventy. clerk In the
record division OF the Pension Office.
died before medical aid could reach him.
Mr.. Robinson was apparently in the
best OF health and spirits when he left
his home. at ZOOS New Hampshire ave-
nuc northwest. shortly after s o'clock.
lie ate hearty breakfast and arranged
TO meet an intimate friend at noon.
Walking long in the crowds Of de-
partmental employees bound for their re-
spectivo offices. the aged clerk stagger-
ed and fell as he was within a short
distance of the Pension Office door.
A physician who arrived In the Emerg-
oncy Hospital ambulance, declared that
life had been extinct for some minutes.
Mr.. Robinson had been employed In
the, Pension Office since 1894 having
been appointed from Neg, York State.
Jesse g. Robinson, OF Hartford Conn -,
and j. Herbert Robinson. OF this city,
and a daughter, Mrs. Bernard Trimble,
Of Hartford.
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
SPEAKS
FOR .AND.HALF
Ohio Senator Says Committee
to Investigate Fiscal ReIa-
tions Has Open Mind.

When Washington was founded the
forefathers never dreamed the burden
of the city's upkeep would at any time
be shouldered, entirely upon the resi-
dents. and when the joint commission
that is to Investigate the fiscal relations
between the District of Columbia and
the Federal Government sits 1t VIII be
with an open mind.
This was the message brought to the
members of the Board of Trade at its
monthly meeting last night at the New
Willard by Senator Atlee Pomerene OF
Ohio, q member of the Senate District
Committee.
Senator Pomereno. in addition to maxi
ing a strong defense Of the half-and-
half plan, declared In favor OF suffrage
for the District. Some District citizens,
he said. are remiss In their duty by
reason OF the fact that they are de-
prived of participation in the govern
ment. II Washingtonians could vote.
they would fare better, Mr.. Pomerene
asserted. at the hands Of Congress-, and
take a more active interest in the city's
welfare!
II the people of the District elected
their own officers. he said, they could
set more intimately in touch with the
affairs OF their city, and serve 1t to
greater advantage.
Touching on the relations of the Fed
eraI Government and the District, Mr..
pomerene said that as Senator from
Ohio he was interested In having the
Federal Government do It's full duty to-
ward the Capital.
Urges Citizens To Push Case.
Il have never understood the mental
attitude Of some men who come to the
Capital City unknown, and say that
this Government owes no duty to its
Capital City. I know that the people
Of my own State do not want me to be
niggardly toward the Capital City OF
the country"
Mr.. Pomerene urged the citizens OF
the District to prepare their case fully
and clearly. He said Washington is a
residential. rather than a manufactur:
ing city, and recalled that of the 6,10(
acres In the city's boundaries as laid
out, the owners granted in fee to the
Government o,l29 acres for public
purposes.
Tho estimated value OF the public
realty here, he said. is 1898. .OOO. 900. ano
the value of private realty. $5S5, ,0Oo,Uoo
Were an accurate reckoning had. Mr.
Pomcrene ventured the assertion that
the real and personal holdings of the
Government in the District would equa
those of the residents.
Commissioner Louis Brownlow ad'
dressed the board, speaking principally
on the iitney bus and the manner II
which the system of transportation vii
be regulated.
The recently appointed Supcrintend'
cnt Of Police, Raymond W. Pullman
was introduced to the members.
The committee on public schools
recommended that course on the
The Washington times., 1915-03-19
ALlMONY AND BOARD
NOT ENOUGH FOR HER
Woman Goes Through Trousers of
Divorced Husband and
Fight Starts.

NEW YORK, March ls.--If you pay
your wife s6 a week for board and sl2
a week alimony. are you justified in
beating her when she goes through
Wour TROUSERS pockets at night and
anncNcs the surplus change?
Richard Krumbicgcl was divorced by
his wife Ada. in 1912. The court order
cd him to pay hcr aimony every week,
and he obeyed. A little later the two
became reconciled and he boarded at
her home. She said he would have to
put up 81 every Saturday night, and
he met the ante without demur But
when he awokc one night and found
her collecting his income at the source
he protested vigorously.
Then he was arrested on a charge
or assault. Judge Warren looked
puzzled when he heard the case and
adjourned the hearing.