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Smyrna times., 1916-05-31
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswold, Kenton
BIackbrd, Townsend Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsic, Brenford and Their Vicinites.
CHESWOLD
Epworth League Notes-Locais and
Items Of Personal Mention

Epworth League Notes-Locals and
Items Of Personal Mention
Cheswold. May 31.-The Epworth
League will be in charge of Miss
Elizabeth Scarborough next Sunday
evening. June 4th, topic: The OPP
portunities of One Talent People"
The w. c. T. U. meets with Mrs
Amanda Vaughn Thursday. June l.
Personals Mr.. o. D. Loose and
family, and D. F. Loose motored TO
Seaford on Sunday and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe MARVEL. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Wesgen and son, are
visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. Newton. MIR. and Mrs. w. Nj.
Boyer spent Sunday with Cheswold
relatives. MIR. and Mrs. L. h. An
derson, Misses Alire and Helen Turner.
Frances Wallace were Dover visitors
Sunday. Mrs. Annie r. Hazel has as
her guest, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.
Collins and son, Of Philadelphia. Mr..
Phillip Mitchner of Wilmington; Miss
Mary Collision and Miss Anna Collins
of Shipanpoint. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Edward Anderson of Philadelphia,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z.
Anderson. Mrs. NJ. J.Smith is visit
ing her sister in Wilmington. Mis-;
Mary Anderson is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Sallie Lynch at Lexington Mills.
MIR. and Mrs. J. H. Anderson wer'
present at home gathering at tn,
home of Mr. and Mrs. William c
Anderson near Viola. Mr.. Anderson
aged mother was present. having mad
the trip in an automobile and at tn
age of So was delighted with tn
ride. Miss Katie Helms is visitinl
in Philadelphia. MIR and Mrs. Lin
ford Lacey and son. Mr.. W. S. Savi
snd family. motored to Millington an
Massey on Sunday. .-Ars. d. II
Boyee and Miss Lizzie Perry spen
Tuesday at Leipsic. Franklin Scar
borough of Pamptom Lakes. N. j.
spent memorial day with his parent
here. Mrs. Martha Jackson Of Wi
mington, is a Cheswold visitor. Mrs
! Hermsn Boggs and son. of Whining
: ton, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mr.
D. D. Boggs and Mrs. D. D. BOgl
returned with her 10 spend the weel
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31
TRANSCONT!NENTAL
RECORD SHATTERED
Bobby Hammond in an Empire Car Es-
tablishes New Coast to Coast Record.

John E. Wilson, local Empire agent, has
received details of Bobby Hammond's rec
ord transcontinental trip. which are as
follows:
When Bobby Hammond, driving an
Empire car from San Francisco landed in
New York at 1.59 p. m, May %. he estab-
lished a new transcoutinental record of six
days. ten hours and ffty-eight minutes,
clipping twenty-five hours from the best
previous time for tour from coast TO coast.
Hammond left San Francisco at 1901
a. H., Wednesday. May II, carrying a
United States mail sack containing greet
ings from Mayor Rolfe. OF San Francisco,
10 Mayor Mitchell, Of New York Practi-
cally without stop he drove 10 Ogden, Utah,
Fort Wayne. Cantor. Pittsburgh and Phila-
delphia TO New York. The direct mileage
on this roate is 3.4s5 miles. or about 50
miles further than the Southern route.
This gives an average speed OF about 22'5O
miles per hour.
The record driver and car was enthusi-
astically greeted upon his arrival. Repre-.
senting the city government, Traffic Officei
Pat Macdonald. champion weight thrower
signed Hammond's checking book on th'
completion of the tour. Big Pat stopped
traffic as the crowd gathered. then the tour
lists drove to the city hall, violated all pre-
cedents by humping the curb and driving
across the Esplanade 70 the very door.
The Empire driven on the record-break
ing tour was a regular Empire ehassi
fitted with speedster type body and extr
tanks for gasoline, oil aud water. Ham
mond figures his gasoline consumption a
"A miles to the gallon except in mountain
where the average was cut to II miles.
This performance stamps Bobby Han
moud as the champion distance driver q
the world
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31
Strange Case of
Mary Page
Episode No.II
THE RAID

This episode opens with Detective
Sergeant Callahan on the witness
stand and takes up his testimony OF
how Philip LangdOn himself was for
a long time suspected Of killing Dave
Pollock-a crime for which he was
defending his swestheart, Mary Page.
The police officer detailed how he
raided the gambling den Of Big Jim
and found Mary Page q prisoner.
Arresting her together with the gamb-
lers she was immune TO questioning.
as she was suffering from psychosis.
although this was unknown to the
police at the time. Langdon was seen
in the. vicinity and suspected and
shadowed by Callahan. AS it de-
veloped, the young lawyers visit tC
Polloek's Office was in an attempt to
discover some trace Of the missing
Mary. Finding her. Callahan over
heard Langdon ask her to give herself
up and that he would defend her tC
his utmost. II was then that Lang.
don was no longer suspected.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31

A crowd Of nearly 500 people as
sembled on the new grounds Of the
Delaware Division Athletic Associa-
tion Saturday afternoon not only
to witness the opening base ball game
there Of the season but 70 attend the
flag raising and formal opening of the
grounds. Division Superintendent E.
B. Johns and a number of high rail-
road officials came down on a special
train TO he present at the opening.
Frederick A. Ross presided at the
opening and made a happy speech at
the securing Of such a fine base ball
park in Clayton. The flag raising
was attended by a chorus of school
children who sang patriotic airs.
Former Congressman Franklin Brock
son made the chief address. patriotic
to the core and strong in its appeal
for preparedness. Following the
public exercises the Clayton bal
team Of the Delaware Division Ath
letie Association had an easy time
with the fast Perryville nine Of the
Maryland Division Athletic Assoeia
tiOn. The Clayton boys romped hom'
with a 8 to 0 victory. Pitcher Ear
West of the winning team allowed tn
Marylanders but three hits. The local
sent five runs across in the seconC
inning which gave them a good start,
Sylvester and Skinner each got TIVE
hits for Clayton. Yesterday. De
eoration Day, the Clayton team elias
he'd with the Baltimore Division Ath
letie Association. The score was;
to 2 in favor Of Baltimore.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31

John Clsgue. aged about so years,
who lived on the farm Of J. Ramsey
Speer. near Easton. Nd. met with
horrible death late Monday afternoon
Of last week. AS he entered his barn
door he was met by an infuriated
HOlstein bull. which knocked him
down in the stall and kept butting
him until the animal had broken all
the bones on the left side of his body.
AS the bull was being beaten away
by another man. who heard Clague's s
cries for help. it mashed the right
side Of Clague's face in by stepping
on it. Clsgue leaves a widow and
four children.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31

About 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon
while racing on the Maryland state
highway between Cecilton and Fred
ericktown. a car driven by Harry
Everett. of Millington. was overturned
and Everett and four other occupants
Of the car were all seriously injured.
Everett was the most badly hurt. hsv-
ing received severe injuries to his ab-
domen and chest. The car with whom
Everett was racing was driven by
Robert Wilson. Of Chestertown. Md.
and the four occupants Of this car es-
capped injury.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31
TOWNSEND.

Unable to Get the School Ready, Com
cement Will be Held in Church
Townsend, June lowing to the
contractors on the new school build
ing at Townsend, being unable 10
complete the new stage and other
work on the assembly room. it has
been decided to hold the commence
ment exercises in the NJ z. Church.
Rehearsals have been started on the
special music that the junior choir
will sing.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31

The following Dover ladies are in
New York City visiting and attending
the General Federation Of Women's
Clubs: Mrs. James Pennewill. Mrs.
Emma Burnet. Mrs. r. II. VanDyke.
Mrs. Cecil C. Fulton. Mrs. Henry
RicgeIy. Mrs. c. d. sypherd, Mrs.
Robert !. Ferguson and Mrs. Will
liam J. Benson. There is an exhibit
at the Federation by the State Ii.
brary Commission.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31

Blackiston's School picnic was held
in the woods beyond the school house
Friday afternoon, May 26. and de-
lightful time was had. The attend
ance was large.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31
CLAYTON.

There will be Sunday School at
Salem NJ. P. Church Sunday after
noon at O'Clock and preaching at
three o'clock by the pastor. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31

Charles A. Burmeister. a represen-
tative of the Agricultural Department
at Washington. has been in the lower
part of the stste arranging to have
strawberries shipped to that city by
parcel post, as an experiment. to
ascertain how they will carry.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31

Cantaloupes. a few years ago. were
sparingly planted in lower Delaware,
but today it is ore Of the best paying
crops raised on the farm. Farmers
in Sussex and adjoining hundreds be-
gan. several years ago, putting their
best fruits up in fancy carriers, and
putting their names on each package.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31

Sunday, lightning struck the barn of
Clayton Kirby. two miles from Har-
ringtor. and the barn and contents.
three horses, two mules large guam
tity of wheat, hay and corn were en-
tirely burned. The Harrington Fire
Company went TO the scene Of fire in
their motortruck and protected the
residence and other nutbuildings s.
Loss. about $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31
c,.e, "a summer CompIaInt.

stomach and Intestinal disturbances are IRE
oueuflv corrected by The use OF Moihef Gray q
sweet Powders for Children. They tend 20 Cleanse
fhe Intestinal tract aud promote digestion. Used
ny Mothers for = years. All druggists sell thesn
Smyrna times., 1916-05-31
COWS PAsTURED.

VIII take in cows for pasture Terms
<200 q season. For further information
apply TO -
ROBERT DERRICKSON.
Taylpr's Bridge. Del
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05
,yolitif 9%itfcbpn."

5 iioite Hr. al a8nniferen" bar
9aitor SiortSoona i~freuet en- pr.
tifeI meo Sperifrfit: g8olitiif Sir.
febsn". anIeoningen til oette Stnf.
fes 5remfomit or, at ieg / Slut.
nin9sbsnnen riter aabnineSprroi.
fenen / SarIau ifaI BABE beSet @liO
ON at bile bepare oet oanife aon.
ge0ns ira ltoiletteIie.
Oct or ! bei @rao en- Gperra-
! tel c Tor mig at bere, at ies ifal
.baue beoet iom onenior nront, 3 |
oct er eg m life beuioit
a boue short, men mar ieg
M alli9epcl bar benDttet Bette llo.
trnf, ioa MAJ Del enbper oog funne
foritaa, at oct BAR "a Hip OF tbe
tongue, % intet mere, emo.
m e {, enOifsnt ie9 tsr iise, at ie9
itoo life tanfelsit % baO eiter
Rrnoifeneu. Oct, ies nilOe beoe ON,
par nnturliapis, al CUB oiIoe be-
pare Ganmarf, nit ganlIe 5ro.
relanS, ia uofletteIe. Ger.
ON bar ieg / maiige aar beOet |
.@irfebsnnen - set er mia en- Sier.
teiaa at gsre octte % netop
oct bar ieg ment at bile gre /
8arlon.
Get or bel tDoeI:1 % fIor pc.
|ifeo, o. jes baaber ogiaa, at 0isie
|2inier ifaI annife beroIige 4oitor
|Si%ortspang. Men ion oil ieg gerne
|iige, At oct bar m e9etfeOelie t,
at Qait. 9iortsoang life itrofs Ell
ter @uostieneiten paataItc oenne
|Sa8 ior mig, iaa at ie9 funoe ga
be iaaet Ell Inleonina til at for
rigere bette ltotrpf. bpao ieg pil0C
bnoe 9iort +. Gfs. PEG Gitermio.
oagsmsocts 9e9pnoeIie, % icg ip.
mes, at oct oiI0e baoe uGrct mere
brooerIi9t % benipnsinIot 6nnoIei
emo at oGIsc at Iette Sjertet
1Ganifcren" ior ben tiln9e gproe
gaipirationernc" % YSpp6ens"
lfrnfer ieB Siortsuan9. Get err oen.
ne 6orbinSelie fun aling4aInng.-
~. q. an0rcafen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05
6sIgenOe gep6eO er Os tiIien0t.

Gslgenoe gepbeo er os tilienot:
en- oanif aano. IbeOl. ira angs-
burg Seminarium, minneapolis, S.
81. 9epgaarO, Der nenter paa at nO-
fences JON 6~eoninsemisIion9r, bleD
for nogen 5io lroen antaget nfpair-
fe og 6olfs~ Reoaftsr, Bat. Z
9eoerien, @bene3er QtenigbeO, Obi
cage, til iom reiienOe Sefretpr Ell
Ter 8epreientant for Strife og
Soft at 6oloe 9eoningemisiions-
meoer, boor 4eiligbeo gipes, og at
mootage npe 9lbonenter paa glaoet
@eo Den uorife lut5. 5rifirfes4
rDlig afbolote 4arsmsOe i BiIlmnr,
0finn., bleu aanoioat gepgaaro Or
oineret til Yr9it. d ueiItes, at ban
innr 2elligbeo til at beisge en- Del
noriff Menigbeoer fer llOreiien til
SeOningemisiionsmarfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

Sna fom ieg Der til MsOet 9fites
% igen | Iiten, men ser er iaa
me9et, ieB aerne bil0e pioe nsiere
'9eifeO oni: Spno er oct / @irfeIie.
beoen at blipe en- ariiten2 % 6por-
Ie0es fan man blipe 0et2@
9naoe Matilmoto % ie9 preoe.
De at fortrlle bam iaa ligetil ion
mnIigt buao ban snffeoe at bioe.
Seq niaotte trpffe mig tilbnge eli.
ter en- baIpanoen 3ime, men Nat.
iIimoto bleo peo enonu lriigere,
|lSen0ag fom ban igeu; Ranoag
Morgen par ban ser after, ban
inntes pirfelig at. bile benptte Gel.
liabe0eit, mems ban baoOe Den til
at bliue ariiten.
Snn par Ell Mano oppe / 8Doer'
ne % bap0e biotil life bsrt an0et
emo otrot ON ariiten0omne1, % al
Dem er Der oesoGrre enona iilaige
|g~fiflioner, men finn faa, Der Iom
ban inaIeoes nniten meo ct LIAR
OH. VT oct MAJ blipe til uirfelig
|Gip ior BAN bar ies goot Saab;
Matiumoto fenote en- Ssniano Der
er fen0t iom en- unIminoelig iurig
ariitcn, % ban if DC to giort be.
feilot mes binanoen ManOa9 Otter.
mlio0ng.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

fsra Gen oanife airfe"s Mars.
meoe mcooeler oi islgenoe efter
.Rl. emil:
s 9ilflutning til Omtalen Of
Sfolens Sager iremiatte Yaitor s.
Sysrgenien SoriIag ON Snoiamling
al ct @runofono til @rano 8ieiu
College Iom en- Winoegape til Den
6onife Rirfe peo &eformationens
400 ars s~Subi9lm | 1917. 5or'
Haeet o~refteoes, men bleu benlagt
til gftermiooogen.
Om gftermiooosen fortiattes iao
Gorbanolingen ON 6onoet til Sfo.
len. 9b. Rnuoien talte for, at
man | Ste6et for at it6iamle ct
@~runofono Ifuloe opfsre en- np
@pgning for be fuinoelige eleper
peo Stolen ! Des Woines. Sngen
al be in6braste Dorilag funoe imio.
tio IornIe Tlertal, og bet beitemtes
0o at operIooe Sogen til en- 4omite
poa 8 9remnno, Tom iammen meo
eomfunoets StpreIie ifitIoe forme
q GorIIne, Der fun6e iremlng9es
iii Nfitemnina paa Morsmgoets me-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

BET blep neotneet. at boIoe aorsme-
bet ! 4iblnno. Did, meoens man
eerne ioo, at Der 6Ieu truffet 6or-
bereOelier til en- Geformationsfeit
poa SfoIen ben / @iteraaret om-
firing 81. 0ftober, Oen egentlige
Minoeoae.
Ger blep oroineret TIRE tbeol.
aanOiOater un0er Msoet.
Eilbage par Ser, i%friner gIaoet,
iaa Senoagen. iom blen Ell Ssi-
lfiSsSag, Der faiteoe uogm @lans
tiIbage oper BET elIers glansleie og
poa &eiultater fattige aarsmsoe7
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

|iom ri naa taee op. eao os life
tale inn meget ON, At ri bar for-
lsftet os paa Sfoleia9en o. Ign.
ltotrnf; men Lao os beepnoe at lsi.
re eIIer o9iaa self %itanoie, ON ri
fan gore oet / SUBS Goon, eiter
bans 0ro. 9nS os BOG frem for
alt opre ion0e % nrlioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05
Breb fra Sapan.
Hr. IS.
Gafl

3Qfi
Get bar gIGoet mig me9et at pi
bar iaaet t~ilitrrffeIig til at beta
lie Rotinmotos u~iorifpIote @qIo.
90 ieg bar iiGr GLAD, 6a ieg ior
npIis par I @oii % mprteoe bpor
tafnemmelise De BAR. Zen bar trpf.
let baarot poa iIere emo en-.
Ter or maaife Here iom oil al.
DC enonn, iaa at Der bliper ODER
ifio. Sfer oct, iaa maa hi bel nof
BRUCE bette Operifilo III ct SInas
lS%ogeiono, iom ies tioIigcrc bar
TAFT ON, bporai hi fan 6jplpe pore
arbeiOere / 6alS &c operialSes al
io9rere SDgoom. Gaar oi Operifuo,
9emmer ri oet; o. bsrer ri in.
gen RooiiscIie, ioa bill hi anDenoc
oct fom antp0et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05
paoii.

"a ieg bar taIt OFT Watiumoto
maa ie9 nof BELT mer oct iamme
iortplle lot ON booroan Oct gaor
| oct ny aapel | Woii.
Ia ieg bar oeroppe i~orleoen,
ifuIoe ieg tale@srOag aiten / Moji.
Wien iao blep oct en- iaa poIoiom
Storm, of bet par npiten umuligt
at igroes noe. aopent.iterne BAR II.
&c fonnnen til gpen iamme Tag,
DE opgnu BELT at boloe Meoe, OF
ieg nenteoe 0a beller life at ie Ell
eneite 3ilbsrer en- iaaoan aften.
|gtaor gDgerne fom, bar oct obio.
Int nnuligt at boloe en- Yafaplp
oppe, ina ies bar ielp blepen pjaif.
oaoo ON genene bare ior at gaa
ct file fort Stpffe gei.
Natinmoto iatte iig Dog til at
fpille OrgeI og ipn9e iaa bsjt ban
funoe; eiter at bape bolot Sang.
eueIie" paa ben Maaoe Ell balp
Zines Tio, bar Der enoos fommen
otte W~enneifer iammen.
Oct mao pRre Wenneifer, Iom
DirfeIig snifer at bsre noset, tenf.
te ieg peo mig felo os baS ON at
ies maatte funne eipe Dem noeet,
Der bar p9ro at bere poa.
Otter at babe talt en- lille Zine
og ri bauoe aiiluttet msoet paa
panlig Bis peo at inobpoe til per.
ionIig Smtale, bar Der pirfelie
osiaa en- Rano. San elf meo op
oDenpao, og iaa fortaIte ban:
seq er FER | Woji hin ior at
finoe EN- 9eilisbeS III at fomme uo
|at ieiIe icm Ssmano. Da lea lao
life bapoe noset at beItille, snifeos
jeg noget at I9ie; iee fif iat pao
ct Entertainments, iioen pirfelis al
pioe, bpab bet par. s min Barn.
bonn fagoe 99reren til os, at Sri
itenoommen bar en- fnrlis Weligion
iaa jes bar aItio of1fpet ben. Wer
nu ioa ies, at 6enne BOG par fire
ben ON artitenoommen, os ies ianol
intet farIist I ben. Seq bar Ieil
ben igennem to @onee, o. DOC
'ioritaar ies life ret meset al ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

ban inale0es nniten meO ct LIAR
OIL. Vt oct ma blipe til oirfeli9
Gin ior BAN bar ieg goot 0aab;
Matiumoto fenote en- Ssmauo Der
er fen0t iom en- unImiiioelig iurig
ariitcr, % ban if DC to giort be.
feltot mes binonoen ManOag Otter.
mio0ag.
Tairi
er ell itor On, Der er Iige oeo at
oure Ell 6oritao iii Moii; Der bar
0tatiumoto onret ina bcloig at ina
ct goot SteO til @oSefapel. san
tilbrineer ioni Re9el bper Weanoag
eftermiooog Der me0 Slsbeis1, on
|Iitenen bar ban iaa Ssn0agsifole.
Zen giten ieg BAR Der, bar DER 81
9srn daapiot ie9 M BUFFER ban
boo0e | alt 50 Rapne paa 9iiter,
men fun en- 3reoie0el err regelmq.
iiae. 6orli0en 9srnene bar Der on.
trent Iige ion mango oofsne. Der
itoO op | @on1en eIler @a0en iioen
ior Suiet % noBle entette Der gif
iuo / ct @Grelie bagoeo, bnor De
fltn0e bsre uoen at les. -
Sort lang De no9le SaImer, set
off me1et goot. Son Iprte De en- M,
De Sang 9inie FOR 2inie eiter Wot-
ilinroto Here @anoe inotil De ieIu
funoe hinge ct BELT Beers. Saaleoes
lGrte DC bnnoe Sroene % MeIooien.
Saa fom Ratiumoto neo noaIe
.gonile forrenne 9iae0er, Der BAR
giort 3ienete | ca. fl aar, ioet
ban bar lappet paa Dem @af1 Ct.
ter Sang ian De enonu ct belt re.
ipeftnble. Get bar Sc itore 9erean
z. 2. 9illeoer, iom bruges erlfelte
iSteoer ~osiaa / pore Menig6eoer-
flinoe s life TenSe os nogIe brueie
SPt9 oct biloe pare en- u~ouroerlia
Siplp at BABE ct iaaoant Spt til
oct 9amle % M 1eitnmentr Tor
bucr Trbej0er, ri bar. SuIf III paa
betl
San fatefiiereoe oper 9rpfluppet
| aana, % oct par en- 5ortsieIie
at bsre bporleoes Oisie 9ern, Der
for ire Naoneoer iioen al6rig bap.
De bsrt ct Orb ON 6%relieren, fun.
De iortGle, bunO Sc baOSe bsrt Tor
rige Man0ag.
Saa tit De ell M 2eftie: RifoOe.
mus. Wntinmoto er Ell Ueeiter |
al tale til gern, ban gennenlgif be.
lie oct treble aapiteI al sSo1. Gu.
meO Dem pna Ell iaaoan D1anoe, at
De lptteoe nle0 Snteresie beIe Ii.
ben % al o. til gap upperIige Sonr.
SaaleOes til Rifooemus Spsrgs.
maal: bporleoes fan ct Wenneife
isoes paa M, mar ban or gam.
mel? Tere 9nnoer fom / geiret,
men DC ianf eiter liot, life ell lag.
De ct Oro ~unotagen en- Dreng, Der
req en- nn0ens 9annO neO og ing.
De nof iaa %ireioigt: SCR life Dig
ielp til Rar, oct fan on life ipore
paal' 3iliioit par Der fun en- Snauo
oppe, 90 Der fom ct Soar: Get er
at iaa ct mt Sierte, Der err goot,
/ Ste6et ior ct nrent OF oaarligt
Siertel"
Sea fuf0e BABE omfdpnet Den fen.
ne lille Grene, Der ipareoe iaa aoot,
ie9 funoe enoni beore bape on.
inonet @otiumoto Der bapoe ale
reoe iaaet iaa nlegei ino / ct Bar.
nebjerte Der.
Otter at Mntiumoto bar i9roig
talte ieg Ell baIu Zines lib til De
famine 9srn. Soa talte Watflmoto
til be pofsne, % ies ligeiaa, men
oct er iom ON ingen poDer at BIZ.
be Der eiter at gsrnene er gaaet.
Dfte bar Der fun en- baIu Snes
Menneffer foron Ell, men iod bar
Der 10 ncgIe ! gnsprreIfet.
yNei bet er mems man bar
@srnete, at man | 1nIen til benz
Hal tale til be pofsne," ias6e Mot.
iumoto.
minoes Wntiumoto og bans tro.
faite Grbeioe | Woii oe Dairi, beo.
ON at Der mart niaa inSbsites no
-. o.. Qn..&0 - Is n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

ditbtA SA0i VHi 81 stOiiiott VI
nar bso gIoo / Iroen poo i'm 5reI.
Ter. gnonu ct 9r9f ON Ell apin.
oe, Der baooe saaet meo Snpntanfe
Ii lit Sierte inloo Ell anoen apin-
oe, % bun funoe life gon til al-
tiers, isr bum baooe i%orIonet iig
meo oerne apinoe.
Ser nnpntes bl. a., at 200 Sn.
oianere er uunOen ior SUBS Hige,
og De uenter mango Here. Serren
orbeioer nieo. % life foo bar
meIot ia til lln0eroisning.. q
Ser 1T ni iaa ben an0en nGun-
tie aorian8: Zen itore bo.oe Slot,
lbi ie."
Tait. u. %. Rie!ien tdIte ON
oen enfeItes, N~enigbeoens % Gam.
funOets Op9aoer % la90e iPrIig
|@Ggt paa, at Serren ma gsre
noget Tor os bper Dag, ON ri ifal
fiinne Ieie De Opaooer, Der bar pG.
ret iremme til Greitelie paa bette
~9(orsms0e. So mere Serren iaor
9ou til at gsre for os, oes mere
fan ri gsre ior bom % bans Gag.
San maa pirfe | os at 9ere alt iii
bans @elbebae.
&oao biloe ale bore Msoer be.
tpoe, ON life oSeiiis al Rasaretb
Iaif forbi". San bar goaet iorbi
los / Oisie Gage. % boor ban
gaar forbi, Ser pil ban gre noget
peO enbner. Oct ntno fonnn1c lpn-
gere emo til atinoifdb ON Seius,
bpor goo ben en6 er. Seilis MAJ
faa giort noaet neo dig, ON on IfaI
bIioer ireIit. Oct bIiner life til no.
get, isr on roober: On 9npios
lSsn, iorborm Dig oper mi9l"
Ser lang Bait. u. z. Sanien en-
SoIoaSona ON. booo oct er at
leoe.
DIR. z. e. Spenoien, aIbert
I2en, Winn., taIte ON @lgoen /
Serren. 9i fan life iom aammer-
ipenOen ira NorInno bragg Dor
@ei meo Blnoe, meo mitore hi
Ieier 6re0en Tor Seiu Sfplo.
6ormanoen taIte ioa ct Sliit.
niugsoro % foriegte at farnfteriiere
Set iplnione ~anrsms0e. San irem.
bdpcoe iGrIig, at oct I Here Sen.
ieen0er bapoe oGret ct tort Ws.
De. Saa lagoe ban 8Ggt paa, at
rnieO Serren" set betpoer 5remitso,
6remgon9.
Sna talte SteSets grrit, Bait.
Games 9eterien. San toffeoe pnn
esne % Meni95eOens 8egne og
notalte Den Gperbepisning, at bette
~alarsnsoe banoe int Spor for bore
5Tores STRIFE.
&i brp0er os life ON al faraf.
t%eriiere aarsnneoet, men oil blot
liiae, at oct life bar itore Mgr.
feia9er, Der prGgeoe Iarsmeoet /
Nar, men oeriHIo0 en- bro0erIia
Gorbau0lina al De SpergsmaaI,
per fom iren / JorbinoeIie meo
bort arbeiSe iom airfeiamtinno
% iaa en- rig 5ortpnoelie al @uos
|Sro = co oct er pei / @runoen
BET itsrite, iaa ianot oct gamle
ORD enonu gerber: Get frppes al
8usboIoere. at man ma iinOes
ltro."
Sfal 0og n9pne ct BAR irent.
trG0enoe 1ref | 6orbonolineerne.
Get enc par, oa 3alen bar ON,
boao pi ifuloe gere nleo 2utber
college / Hncine; oa Der irenIfom
l6oriIas ON at iGlse oenne SfoIe,
ga oiite Der iig en- tRrf Stem.
ning mo6 Stein nB.
lSaa bellere pente % ie 1i0en
an. Get anoet 9ref par, at
ser / aar biite fig Stemnins for
Top r e tteTe Of ct Ben.
II ionsfono for uotiente BrGiter
90 Proiesiorer. Der bleu giort
en- gegpnoelie.
8isielie bar @arsmeoet | Sar.
Ian ct tort Wsoe, piitnof Gam.
flnoets itsrite, og bet bar 10 fin
9etponing, iaa ianbt bet er Dor
Op9ape at iamle bort 5olt ON
Serren | Naaoens og 5reliens
Mioler. DIM Ssnoaeen beosmtes
/ OIL 6 IL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

On giffop, Der latter CUB
for naaoig giftano til
G~eufning al y2uiitania", bet Tan
man piIt fun fin6e / Epiflano.
.Mar. Stiftst."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-05

On inf 9iifop taffer @uo for
uGiffitnnia~s S9nfning. 5 JSdles-
MISREPRESENTATION Sonntagsbote"
&ar Observation-Disclosures iorSles.
Dig, Or. sbeol. Satan Ifrepet
en- Gel artifler ON Den nap9.
renoe arissltiIling og ri ariitne"-
Set beoocr beri 81. a.:
a8or Sampittigbeo er rem; ia,
Ri pil taffe bam, iom life aIene er
9pifernes, men alle 5olfeflags
@no, for naaoig 8iitano, naar
ban lnoer oct lpffes for % at
torpeoere meo bore l~lnoerpanos.
boooe amtIige amerifanite Ell.
Ter andre Sfibe, Der tiIferer bore
6ieHAer arigsmateriel. qanife Ilben
eenipn til, bpor mango % hpor
uforIfammeoe amerifonere, ser fin.
6es ON goro pao oem,"
- XII