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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-20
TO PLANT 100000 TREES.
Extended Reforeatation Program In
Pennsylvania This Year,

Officials of the Pennsylvania state
forestry department estimate that
more than 100000 young trees, about
half of the number in the states twen-
tyfour tree nurseries, would be used
for reforestation this year. forming
the most extended program of the kind
ever undertaken by the common
wealth.
The bulk of these trees will be plant
ed on state forestry reservations, on
new auxiliary reserves and similar
public work, and 6 large portion will
be given free to persons desiring to
use them for reforesting. The free
distribution will not be for ornamental
or shade planting, but only for devel-
opment of wooded areas.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-20

Fitzgerald ladies who were in the
party to meet the Dixie Highway
Commissioners at Macon were Mes
danes McCarty, J. L. Dorminey and
Miss Esther King.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-20

Messrs. A. H. Henderson, Syca-
more, Ga and R. R. Dorminey, For
est Glen, Ga, have purchased Dodge
Brothers Motor Cars from the Cen
trail Auto Co., this city.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-20
For Sale Az Acres

12-horse farm improved pebble
lands in high state of cultivation, 2.
public graded roads running by, close
to side track railroad, best kind loca-
ton for store and gin. Terms l bale
of upland cotton per acre giving 7
years no interest charges, also $500
cash, same to be returned at the end
of 7 years when AT bales are deliv-
cred. Address Business, P. O. Box
677, Fitzgerald, Ga
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-20

All news contributors to this paper
Will greatly oblige the management if
they Will only write on one side Of
their manuscripts.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-20

LET THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE
FIGURE WITH YOU ON YOUR
NEXT JOB WORK.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-03-20

LET THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE
FIGURE WITH YOU ON YOUR
NEXT 1OBWORK.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-06

Sc scEicitan Agentes para Ia
venta de LA PRENSA en- las
poblaciones de Las Vegas, Nue.
vo Mexico; Wickenburg, Ari-
IONA, y dernas lugares doRde
no los kaya. Las Personas que
Sc Unforeseen pueden dirigirse So
iicitando precio y condolences a
IA PRENSA, Departments DR.
Agentes, COZ Dolorosa ST, San
Antonio, Tex,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-06

ia: Zigna-Dagh. DE- donde los s0lda-
dos del Gar. % mismo que los de-
X~eDoforte.. purden eycIamar con 81
coraz5n Sa.tando de- GOO sobrehu-
mano: LA mar! LA mar-.... Y
dar gIacias a dos que los Ina condu-
edo por 81 canine lie IA victoria.
:. = =
.Alul IrrHninau laS vdStas suD'Ldu">.
los l~irSisrtos IL luz y lie S~j.nnc!o. .as
pobrcs y rara> caDalas trrminadaS
cn punja. ,as montaHas dc a luna.
IA u.ryc. "a fati-a, q lamDlr ' IA
>,d...... DeSde 10 alto de-. Zi-ana.
Sigur rl ie>crn-o prrsli2io>o, II
uarrha triunfa. haria Ia rib.ra de.
ra,or ' ir IA luz -uayr. uacia la mar
rr~pfanirrirntr d. a=uaS aku.ad1~.
ha,.u Ia "t"rua ~prjm3vrra.
Entire firu.">. paroles. ayb"I..~ Il
-anur~..n-. ja"ijn.s y ra>.ata> e.
a-Dli~ mUruHrant..>. - Ven rs al
IDEAS rouiIaS. as ra>!iIln> "n-u.rua'
iaIn-. la. .-t,>la>. a. "rm.ta-. 2">
nnnu~.arios. i%s -"auia> rl.nt'~. h'-
rha'.'s -rario>o-, baio "a r~a"i,Ja
a,ouia ,j-, sol ' rn mr,I'o d,' prrfn-
ill., dr "a bri-a del mar. En- este
Duutp -. rytiruir e.. lah.- .:r.r-p ,Ir
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
areSs garsmsoe.

gacific areSs at Den foreneoe
oanife ep..Iutb. airfe" afboIoer, ON
@uo bill, oeIegeret anrsmsoe | gor
5reIiers Renigbeo, 5ernoaIe, Gal,
i Dosene 5.-8. Oftober. aab-.
ningseuostieneite Sorsoas 5ormio.
bag aI. 10.
5orlioen De aIminOeIige 5orret-
ninser areosmisiionen peorsrenoe,
liant 8nls al embeosmano, for.
banoIes fslgenoe sgmner:
1. 5aoerporets I. gsn.
2. Natb9lis %, ia.
Gao oct iaa bIipe ct tort, soot
areosit9pne, boor nIIe siper W6oe.
5or Baciiic areos
u. s. Senen, areosform.
Dor 5reIiers Renisbeo inSbpoer
paa bet bierteIisite Bacific areos,
oens prriter, Observation-Disclosures
og genner til opennponte areos.
msoe, anmeIoelien FER til I'M.
oertegneoe og mna opre mig |
SCRIBE feneit ben %. September.
gi penter ale bore @9iter Ons.
bag gften ben 4. Oftober.
Eanfeiproe: SomIer mig mine
beIIise, Tom baoe fluttet gagt meo
mig peb Differ. SaIme 80, 5.
paa Wenigbeoens 8egne
q. g. 5. RieIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

De Der fan iamIes nieo 9rsore %
Ssitre ira anore 1tenigbeoer ON
Den 0prebare SieIeisoe. 8i Dor 10
iaa ipreote, at oi fun iinloent fan
iamIes meO 9enner ira anore DE
nigbeOer, eaer grpiter meo Brig
ore, O. netop oerior bliDer nogle
Cages Sampar iaa meget mere
oprebart ior os. @aaife ogiaa
oerior bIioer Der beoet iaa meget
mere Tor 41goerue % ogiaa
5gitet iaa meget Iterre geliignelie.
9iaa Serren Sa ogiaa naaoist
ueIiigne bette @eOe. ina 5aoen,
Ser bIeu uoiaaet. maa bare 5rllst
til bans 9ere OF SiaIe til 5relie.
g6r. Gbriftenfen, SER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Grebsmpoe.

Winneioia areos aiboloer lit
aorlige Wsoe ira ~. til 10. Oft.
i SmmanueIs Wenigbeo, SaaeI.
MOOD, Minn. 6oru0en De aImin-
beige 5orretuineer bill islgenoe
gmrer bIioe taeet Op til DrsiteIie:
/. 9reoiens gmne: %ungoomsar.
beioet / areoien.
2. Wenigbeoens emne: ,gsn.
mems 0souenoisbeo og 8etp6nins."
Sob. 16, 23-24.
3. 3aao o9 8inf for Ssnoass.
ffoIeI9rere.
GanfeIprog for preiter og DE.
nigteoer: yarbeioer meoens bet err
Dag, tbi Staten fommer, oa insen
tan a~rbeioe."
SisIge areoiens BeitemmeIIe, er.
lagges en- Dollar for OpboIoet I'M.
Der Wsoet.
Baa Rre0iens 8egne.
8. 50. Bon6o.
SmmanieIs Wenigbe6 ~uoienoer
berpeo en- sprlig SnobpoeIie til allie
iom ngter at operppre ooenn9pnte
Wsoe | Minneiota arebs. aiIe
5ilreiienoe, fom fommer per Sern.
bane, beoes fomme til gIifop, en-
citation paa Wilpnittee 8anen
|Soget afgonr fra ct. paul ser.
11,40 a. 90. aIIe, Tom fommer
|ipofro, filter Cog / Jarminston
os taser 9oget 6erfra til GIifop.
Roget afgaar fra bennington aI.
f2,45 p. m.
ga Msbet ifaI boloes paa Can
Oct, be6es ale Tilrehenoe at Tom.
me fnmme Dag o. meo iamne
Cog, nemlig Torsong Wiooag oen
~. OCTOBER.
aIle 5nomeIbeIier fenbes til DIR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
9es NOines, ia,

Som isr anmelot / bore Blade,
.lauoe Ri Wfisiionsmsoe Der Den 4.
OF 5. Sept. 8r9iterne z. 9. 6.
Sonien, en- al De isrite 8r9iter, Ser
Der bar forisst at iamIe bort Soil
ON @itos Oro, % s. .. Senien
bar Der; 81 bopSe to oefiigne0e Qf-
tenmsoer. Broi. g. 2. Big par os,
iaa in0buot, men bleo iorbinoret
al uRre meo.
Zen 6. Sept. par Der 9rn[up,
|boor TO al Renigbeoens iinge bier
9gteoiet, Mr. s. ". 6. Sonien oa
Renisbeoens Sreoniit 0aiis &. G
Nortenien. 4irfen par imagiuIoi
ppntet % inlo al 5olf; bele DE
niabe0en bar inobuot. 0esuoen oar
Der tiIreiIenoe og andre genner ira
9pen. Otter 8ielien iamIeoes 81
mango Wfenneifer / 9ruoens 9iem
Dos Nr. Z. 5. Mortenien, boor oi
t~ilbragte en- ifsn Aften meo Ueu-
if og Saler al 9nit q. geterier
og Renigbeoens 8rpit u. 9. 5.
SsboIm.
Ia BET lPnge bar upret ct Snnn.
at Der life par 9aiement un0er
airfen, iaa / 6oraaret beiIutteOt
Nenigbeoen meo ieaes anitr9n'
|gelie at ian Sopnet afbiuIpet. Sir.
fen blep reiit 3 SOB, og Der bier
taget 6 500 Soro no UNDER belle
airfen, ioa ser bIioer en- itol
8Iaos, og De mango 8inouer bill
|gine uomPrfet 9eIpsning. Ter er
|ioru0en @asbeIpsning ogiaa mo
lagt 9eonine for eIeftrTf 9ps. We'
|nigbeoen boober at iaa lit 9aie'
ment BELT frr6iet til fsrit i 30
bender, ioo bi fan foa Snooielies.
felt inmmen meo bort Misiionsms,
De, Der tRnfes at bIioe afboIot ira
Y. til ~. Roo.
9es Woines 5. IA. Sept. 1916.
4orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
TO THE OLD SETTLERS OF
WASHINGTON co.

| will be at the H. Ollermann
Jewelry store in Blair on Thurs
day Sept. 2Sth. | will have with
me a full line of glasses for Old
People and will be fully equip
ped to Examine and test your
eyes. Come in and have your
eyes examined free.
W. G. Nelson, 0ptician.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

81. 9. Sanien, RortbfieIo. Nfinn.,
8. .. Rr. 4, o9 maa bare BAN
| Senoe Icneit Den 8. Oftober.
Oct bleo peOto9et beo ii6ite Ms-
|6e. at bper foniirmeret betaler $t.00
for OpboIoet u1oer belle Ms6et, og
for ct enfeIt MoaItio 20 Gents.
gna Weniebeoens gegne.
g. N. Beterfen, Yrpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
vOaniferen"
DnsOue Ben 20. September 1916.
,0ebr.

Mrs. e. G6riitianiens gnOeIigt
Tom, fsr man hapOe nentet, bog
fife uoentet for 6en0e o. benoes
rprmeIte. Sun oe0e Iorsoag /
fioIte l1ae. og Senoae @itermiOoag
bIeb bun begrabet.
Get Dar en- o~peroroentlig itor
gegraneIie. Ger par moot en- Mas-
fe Menneifer aaere0e noe oeoSien-
met, % Here ms0te peo airfen,
fon oen nar ooerfpIot unoer Ser-
Reconsideration. Nan anilanr, at
Der pnr ca. 400 Wenneifer til
SteSe % omfrinB 100 artomobiler
| 9igfsIeet.
Ir. oe Mrs. gbriitianien % De-
res FIeieisn boeoe | Here aar paa
en- Sorm noe peo Drum. og Tor
faa slar iioen ioIgte Sc Carmen %
fIptteSe bertiI 9nen. Sioen fs6te
De ct 2nnoiteo Der Spo for 9pen,
bpor oe bar boet oct iioIte Bar
Mnr. Ian Be bar ofot fenot og ban-
De mango @en1er babe oeruoe
peo 0riin, bporfra Ser oo ogiaa
par mango meo til gegrnbelie, o9
berinoe | og omfring gpen.
Get traf Jig innIeOes, at baaoe
9nit. Gang, til bois Nenigbeo peo
Drum 5amilien bsrte, % Bait.
9ieller par borte til bper lit Deis-
fionsmsoe. % 0erfor bleu Fait.
AnOerien anmooet ON al leoe Ssr-
geguostjeneiten. Def itore 9igisI9e
par en- blnnoet 5orIamling al 0on-
ffere og Amerifnnere. S 5iemmet
bIep Ser foruoen 9sn innget ct
9ar oanife SoImer, og Sfriftaf-
inittet 2 aor. 8, Ito: oEbi ri
pioe, at OerIom Dor ioroiife Selt-
bolig ~ne0brpOes~ o.i.p. opl9it bad
De paa Ganif og gngelif. 5 Sir
Zen talte Sort. anoerien fsrit paa
Ganif og iioen poa Gngelif no ira
Sob. 8, 24-29 ON Ersit imoo
Gsoen for ale, fom ber / 9ioet er
gaaet oper ira Dozen til 2ioet, og
fom oerfor fan Dente at gaa rem
al 8rnpene til 9inets Opitanoelie
oe fife til Domnens Opitanoelie
Den onnffe SoIme y@io SeIIig.
anno | Gro os lPr" og ben engel.
ffe nRocf Of nges cleft for me"
bIep iunget / airfen, og Melooien
.Nenrer NH 600 to Sbee" bleo
fpiIIet, mems 5orinmGingen git
rltnot oo tog afffeo meo oen BEN
fopeoe. = Serren trsIte | i'm Ina-
oe benoes isrgen6e ~efterlaote,
mnnb og Tleieisnl
5 9sroags bar Der itor Staos
per j 9pen, 6arnier 8icsgeic"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

BAR nn0er MISUNDERSTANDING
ser bar opfsrt Ben npe
Jnrmers @lenator, 6~eitligbeoen
boIotes. Der par funogiort Gel.
fomIttaIe nf 9nens @anor, STR.
Magnus Sobnion, og tiaige Ell
IagIia Gale al State Organizer
Mr. @ooo til ON 5ormioSagen
SCI. II, % oe0 Den 5io BAR ri I'll
SteOe. Men 6orIamlin9en oeruoe
peO @leoatoren o9 bag ne0 | Bar.
fen oar enOnu fife ret itor. iaa Ser
blep giort 5oranoring / 8roeram-
met. Riiifforpiet IpiGeoe. % gar.
6reo Ssr0um, 5oreningens 6or-
mnn0. aabne0e Nsoet og introou-
cereoe 9orgmeIter Sobnion. San
bolot ioa paa gpens 8e9ne en- Bel
fomIttaIe til 5ormerne. Oe oct bar
life aIene til at tilbringe 6enne
0ne | gpen, ban BOO Dem bel.
fommen; ban beo oem tiaige bel
fomnlen til, taar oe traf Itg til.
boee fra 6nrmen 90 at fonme og
boiptte fio / gpen. Og ban forisg-
tie | Senne Sorbinoelie at pege pao
9pens ,attroctions". Gan npnnte
bort 8~nnooprf, port eIeftriife
9ps- og a%raftipItem, bort 8asoprf,
og ban glemte boerfen, bon6 Der
enar for fig | Sin San eler
Some Gheatre" e1er | 9ol0pnr.
fen. Men babe Rirfer og So
Ter qlente ban. Non ban mener al
: retired formers" ingen grug bar
for 0isIe2 gner bar De ingen ge.
tp0ning for BAN ielo2 Oct oar fife
frit uoen at oct gior0e % onot, al
ban Tom Sfanoinnp, ~itnmmen0e
fra Dor Ilttberife 3irfe, life bar
SIM for airfers % SfoIers Be
tDonina. - SIR. @ooo tolte fan
Orb, iaa man fit Sn0trpf al, al
ban bar biemne | tit Sag o. fiinoe
fremIpg9e 9etponingen Of rgoop-
Grafton" blnn0t 5nrmere, men bans
Sopeotale ON gftermiooaeen fit Ri
life 2eiligbe0 til at Bore.
See Mrs. Hinchman for
, your Photos.
= Sfoleaaret 1916-17 begpn.
Ser paa Dana College 5irsoag Den
26. September. aabnin9smsoe boil
oes ON Gftermiooagen 81. 2h.
Ine er penligit in0buot.
Gen gamle u. 9uno osoe
Mites, fort fsr Mionat. 0Rrme.
re | n9ite uge.
9auOsmRnOs OpmRrtiombeO.
i9rIiet SIeperne oe0 SfoIen, ben.
uenoes paa Sfrpooer 5. 3. Sobn.
Lions uom9rfeoe Serrefleoninger
til 9riier al $f5 og opao. Oper.
Iirdffer $tS oe opao. Rensning oa
Separation uoferes ogiaa.
= BamI Sprenien, agent ior
airidbrnun & Sons, FIBER 5Isoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Risfunsmpoer

ON @ito oil, bIiper Der Nisii.
onsmsoe | Den ffon6. cd. Iutb. Ne.
ni9beo, 8ibore, 2. DAT, fra Den
6. til ben 8. Oftober, og Risfions.
msoe | MopIe @rope og Turfep
8alIep Danite ep. Iutb. Neni9be.
Der ira 10. til 10. Ottober.
a9rIig SnObp0elie til ale.
goa RenigbeOernes 8egre.
Eb. q. SerfiIo, gr9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Wisiionsme0e.

gil Sub, fra 6.-8. Oft. | ge.
.tbesba Wenigbeo, Roorbeao, ga.
9iIreiienoe beoes me6SeIe Tio oe
Steo for 6eres anfomIt, ON De On.
fer 8efororing. aGrIig SnobpoeI.
ie til ale. Baa Wenigbeoens BEG.
ne. g. Sanfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
VQisiipnsmpbe

afboloes / ct. YauIi Renigbeo, 8e.
iton, ga, ! 0aeene 6.-8. Oft.
Renigbeoen inobpOer ale ira fern
og ner til bette Nsoe. Som oe
ppr ~peIfommen. Nelo e6ers aom.
me til unoertegneoe inoen 1. Oft.
alt ON @uo oil, og pi Ieper.
goa Neniebeoens 8esne.
3. 8. m e n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Wishpnsmpoe

/ atInntic, Soma, ira %. Sept. til
1. Oftober. On frrlig SnobpoeIie
til ale til at fomnle og pnre meo
peo oisie @s6er.
gaa Menisbeoens gegne.
g. 4. RteIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
NisiionsmsSe i Sarlan, IA.

lib. Oftober. 1916.
Onsoag 9l. s aften; 9orsSas,
5reoag og 0srong 81. 2 Gin. og
81. 8 gften. Ssnoag aI. 10 5mo.
2:30 Gin, % SCI. 100 aften.
poit. Y. 5. gine. Racine, Bis.,
bar Ionet at forfnnoe Or6et for os
/ Be Dage. aGrIig Sn6bpoeIie til
bort 6anife 6oIf. Som fra fern
og NOR. : TiIreiienoe beoes meIoe
oeres aonme enten til 5. ). Hsr.
goar0 euer til unoertegneoe.
Sumes 6. geteren. Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Wisfunsmpoe.

Om @uo bill, aiboIOes Risii.
onsmsoe / CALENDER, Soma, ira
ben 80. Septbr. til 1. Oftober.
genner inObp0es paa oct furIig.
ite til at oeItaee / oisie Meoer.
gaa RenigbeSens 8esne.
s. g. %. M agnnsfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
GurboDa, Nebr.

ON @uo oil afboIoes Der Wis.
iionsmsoe / Goroopa, Nebr. 6.-8.
Oft. aae er bierteIig oeIfommen
iom snffer at bore meo os | oisit
Dnge.
Paa Wenigbeoens 0egne.
Ebeo. g. sect.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Misfpnsmpoe

of6oIOes. ell @uO. / Marcus, Sa.,
IA. og 10. Oftober.
8enner, JONI oil beisge os | oiSie
Gage, er bierteli9 oelfomne.
9aa 9teni9beoens geene.
5. See.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Wisiionsmeoe

On Sub oil, bliper Ger Ris.
iionsmsoe / D~annebrog, Sofparo
60, 6. 7. og s. Oftober. 5lere
Yreiter bar looet at tale oeo Ns.
oct. 8enner ira Nor og fiern er
biertelia Delfomne. aom oe ppr
meo. Pao Nteniebeoens 8egne.
s. CIR. geoerfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Wisiipnsmeoe

afboIoeS ON guo piI ! Scranton
Nenigbe0, So, ben %. o. "a
Sept. 8enner al Subs 3ises arbei
De er bierteIie ueIfomne.
9ao Neniebeoens geane
6. u. Siortsnang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Misfonsmpoe

| erira, Sa., ira 6.-S. Oftober,
til boiIfe Rsoer beroeo penIigit
inobpoes.
8oa "Reminiscences 8egne.
3. Hasmusfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

5ierfre os sgg. Ssieite 9riier be-
tales. g9arIes u. S5omag.
Cream 9eiter4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Wisfonsmpbe.

Uftsnofisnpoe.
Bill SUB afboIoes Wisiionsmsoe
| 9etbania Weniebeo peo aimbaII.
ton, Sa., | 3agene fra 22.-24.
Septemb,r.
8enner inobpoes paa oct fprIiaite
til at oeltnge / oisie Rsoer.
9oa Neniebeoens 8egne.
8. 6. Senior n, gr9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Wisiipnsmsbe

afboI6es, ON @uo oil, | ct. pou'
lus Nenisbeo Ringiteo, Sa., fro
5-8. Oft. Breiterne &enrp 81
Sanien, s. g. g. &anien, og q
GarIien bar Iopet at forfpnoe
Cubs Orb for os.
8enner in6bpoes pna bet fRrlig.
tie TIL at bore meo os til 1isieWs.
Der. gaa Menigbeoens 8egne.
s. @. Masmusfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

0isFonsmpoe

afboIoes | 9fopaI, Soma i Dagene
ira As. Ottober.
giIreiienoe bpSes beItommen.
8enligit Ibo. W. Sanien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
College,
Blair, Nebraska.

Begynder den 26. September. Der tlbydes UNDERMINING
fslgende Afdelinger:
L Proseminariet eler forberedende til Pr@steskolen,
fire Aar.
II. Normal Afdelingen for vordende teachers.
III Akademisk, freaarigt Kursus, der giver Adgang til
Universteter og Colleges.
Nv. College, de to fsrste Aars Arbejde.
Y. Handelsskole, to-aarigt Kursus.
vi. Musikskole, to-aarigt Kursus.
WI. Hsjskolen, hvor Eleven kan tage de Fag, der til
trenges NEST, uden noget sarigt Hensyn til Eksa-
men. | denne Afdeling legges serig vegt pa
Engelsk for indvandrede Landsm@nd.
Skolen or anerkendt at Staten Nebraska og har Ret til
at udstede Diplomaer og Certificates" til ~,teachers'.
Ale ForespSrgsIer besvares med Glede.
-Skriv efter Katalog.
La LAURsEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Srimitatis Semimarimm.

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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-17
BODY OF MURDERED
IDAHO GIRL FOUND

Idaho Falls, Idaho, May 1.-THE
coroner's jury returned n verdict at
1880 a. m, today that Alice Empey,
nine years old, was murdered by an
unknown assassin. The little girl
disappeared while on her way to Sun
day school April 16, Her body was
found near Sand Creek and an autop-
sy was held yesterday, The autopsy
showed a clean-cut incision through
the abdomen from the chest down
ward, and q cross lnclsion from hip
to hip. She was otherwise badly
DR., II. d. Spencer and DR., J. o,
Miller, VINO examined the body. told
the coroners Jury today that the
wounds could not have been made by
an obstruction In the creek bed,
where the body was evidently thrown.
A, sharp instrument and practiced
hand slashed the little girls body,
they said. The body was naked when
found. oflcers are searching for her
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-17
JOHN BULL IS
SCORED IN
SENATE
Summary Executions Of Irish
Rebels Condemned, and
Lansing Is Instructed to
Learn Status Of Americans

Washington, May 17.-Senator
Kern introduced in the senate this
Afternoon resolution directing Sec
retary Lansing to ascertain the status
of Americans In the courtmartial area
of Ireland.
Under the present condition of az
fairs the responsibility OF these Amer
leans might be dangerously imperil-
ed before aid could reach them from
the United States, said Senator Kern.
The resolution was referred to the
foreign relations committee.
Senator Borah said:
THE Dublin executions will injure
England before the world more than
the disaster they suffered at the Dar-
danelles or the defeat at Kut-el-
Amara by the Turks. 1t is not for us
to sit in judgment on another govern
ment's treatment OF its subjects, bnt
these convictions between sunrise
and s,indown constitute the most Sc
rious assault which has been made
upon democracy since the war be-
gan"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-17
CAVALRY RESCUES
TWO AMERICANS

San Antonio, May 17.-Major
Langhorne's cavalry rescued the AM
orleans, Jess Deemer and Monrose
Payne, captured by Mexicans when
they raided Glenn Springs, Texas, ac-
cording to Colonel Sibley's report to
Major General Funston today. The
Americans. said the account, were
left by the raiders with a Mexican
family at Elpina, and the people of
the house were ordered to kill the
"gringoes" II they attempted to es-
cape. When the United States caval-
ry arrived the bandits had departed
and there was no clash.
The villistas are now reported a
few miles ahead of the troops.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-17
+NLL|STAS KILL
TWELVE CHINESE

Columbus, N. NJ, May 17.--Armor
motor truck drivers arriving from the
front today reported that General
John j. Pershing's evacuation Of his
advanced base at San Antonio was
followed by the slaughter by Willis
tas bandits Of twleve Chinese mer-
chants who had sold supplies to the
Americans.
The merchants were shot, said the
drivers, and their shops looted. Many
residents of the section fed north
with the Americans. Bandits. it is
reported, have threatened to kill
every person selling provisions to the
Americans or helping them in any
manner.
Typhus fever has broken out in
Casas Grandes, near the expeditions
base at Dublan. Soldiers are forbid
den to visit the town. So far no
Americans have been stricken.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-17
PRESIDENT REPLIES TO
THE POPE's PEACE LETTER

Washington, May 17.-President
Wilson has sent reply to Pope Bene-
diets letter on peace, The reply was
given to Apostolic Delegate Bonzano
on Monady night, It is understood.
The presidents communication, It
was learned, Joined the pope in
strongly desiring that the United
States should not be plunged into
war and that IL should maintain its
neutrality to aid inreadjustment at
the end OF the conflict. President
Wilson discussed the letter with Sec
retary Lansing prior to sending the
reply, II Is understood that the pope
urged the United States not to go
into war with Germany.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-17
pROGREssIvEs PREPARE
TO Fat AT CHICAGO

Chicago, May 17,--Owing to the
hotel rush, the management OF the
progressive party today announced
that It had arranged to serve lunches
In the auditorium and the convention
hall during the bull moose convention
Attendants at the conolave will be
dressed In military uniform to em-
phasize the demand for preparedness
planks In the platform.
Friends OF Congressman James R.
Mann have launched his vice presl-
dental boom and are working hard
In behalf OF Il,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-17
ELECT THREE
DELEGATES
TO DENVER
Woodmen Of the World Hold
District Convention in This
City, and Select Represen-
tatives to Head Camp

The members OF the woodmen Of
she World order from the district OF
southern Oregon are having busy
session In this city today. Last night.
with music by the band. tho conven-
tion made It's bow 10 tho local public
In a street parade. which was follow
cd later by sessions OF the local camp.
the Initiation OF class OF 90 and n
supper,
Al the conyenlng OF tho convention
this morning the delegates we're call
ed TO order by Isaac Best, and u. X,
Wheeler. OF Eugene. was elected con
vcntlon chairman, w. q. Jackson. of
Medford. was elected secretary. The
usual committees 10 perform the dn.
ties that devolve upon them we're
appointed. and the election OF three
delegates TO represent the district at
The meeting of the head camp, at
Denver. Colorado. July II, became
the order OF business. The delegates
elected arc Geo. n. Dickinson, OF
Grants Pass, r. McMurphy. OF Eu-
gene, aud John NJ. Throne. OF Rose
burg. Marshneld was selected as the
place for the holding OF the next dis
trict convention. which will not occur
all 1919, This afternoon the dele
gates present at the convention we're
taken on ride around tho valley and
ont to the sugar factory.