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He closed with a peroration on Ameri-
 canism and republicanism, which was
 marked with applause lasting less than
 minute. The delegates rose to their feet, some cheered, some hats were
 thrown in the air and there was some
 waving of handkerchiefs, but they set
 tied down quickly and the temporary
 chairman recognized in rapid succession speakers from the floor who offered the customary resolutions for perfecting the
 temporary organization.
 That was quickly over with, the meet | ing places of the committees were an.
 nounced and at 1:25 o'clock the conven- I tion was declared adjourned until ii o'clock tomorrow morning. The delegates
 piled out into the driving rain, where they found 1000 automobiles furnished by Mayor Thompsons reception committee,
 waiting for them The committeeman
 assembled in hotels and the resolutions
 committee returned later to the Coliseum
 to give public hearing to anyone who
 wanted to suggest blanks in the plat. form.
 The first days work was over quickly and comparatively quietly. with everyone
 talking about the placid, matter-of-f fact
 way things had started off All the temporary officers will become
 permanent officers when the convention
 assemblies tomorrow. That makes Sen-
 ator Harding of Ohio permanent chair.
 man. The motion to make all the tenn porary officers permanent was carried without a dissenting vote in the commit- tee on permanent organization. OPENS AMID RAIN
 The rain which began yesterday aft ernoon continued over night and this morning. The flags, streamers and bunt- ing with which the Coliseum was decked, hung wet and dejected Taxi cabs and the private cars provided for the delegates by the local reception
 committee moved slowly over the slip pery pavements.
 Policemen were at their stations early, as were physicians and nurses assigned for emergency purposes The police were particularly alert for en- terprsing but ticketless persons who might attempt to gain entrance through windows and coal chutes. Such exploits have been attempted here before at national conventions but none was re- ported today.
 | The rain was still falling on the ticket dealers waiting at the various entrances when an hour and a half ahead of the moment set for the con tContinued on Page Threcl
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COLONEL ROOSEVELT
 AGAINST HUGHES AS
 THE t. 0. P. NOMINEE.
Friends Expect a Broadside for Him in Next Day or Two Disposing of the
 Justice

Chicago. June 7.-New York repub- licans supporting Justice Hughes said today that they were informed from re- liable sources two days ago that under no circumstances would Colonel Roose- welt support Justice Hughes if he were nominated bys the republican conven- tion.
 Oyster Bay. N. Y. June 7.-While Colonel Roosevelt refrained from mak- ing any statement publicly. disclosing his real attitude toward the political situation in Chicago, it is we'll known to his intimates here that he is op- posed to the nomination of Justice Hughes, and it is their confident belief that if Justice Hughes is nominated, Colonel Roosevelt will himself become candidate.
 Colonel Roosevelt. it is well under stood is not satisfied with Justice Hughes so-called flag speech" which
 tContinsed on Page Twelve)
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COMMENCEMENT AT AUBURN ENDS WITH
 AWARD 0F DIPLOMAS
Day Is Featured By Class Grafton By J. Warren An drews and By the Ad-
 dress of Clarence Poe
By J. B. LOvELACE

Auburn, June 7-(Special) )-The forty- fourth annual commencement of the Ala bama Polytechnic institute came to . close here today with class oration by J. Warren Andrews of Montgomery. q remarkable address by Clarence Poo of Raleigh. N. C., and the award of diplo- mas by President Thach to 157 members of the graduating classes.
 MT. Andrews in his oration pleaded for a policy of Pan-Americanism in prefer- ence to the present Monore doctrine. He characterized the Monroe doctrine as be- ing both vague and unsound aud de- clared that it was odious to the Latin- American countries and detrimental to the welfare of the United States. He said that Pan- -Americanism was less selfish. more practicable and that it stood for America for all America.
 Mir. Poe, who has been conspicuously identined with the development of the
 (Continucd on Page sixl
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Chicago, June 7-The republican national convention sembled in the Coliseum today heard keynote speech delv cred by Senator Warren Harding of Oho perfected ganizaton and adjourned until Il o'clock tomorrow morning. all took just two hours and in its lack of demonstration oubursts of kind and its strict attention to the business hand reminiscent of the Philadelphia convention of that nominated Mckinley and Roosevelt.
 For and 20 minutes Senator Hardng temporary chairman delivered carefully prepared speech punctuated in the telling points with brief periods of handcappng and pause but time did demonstration occupy than half minute by the watch
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-08

republic siuti here
  against Wnson. in  ably tell w. BARRETT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-08

Chicago, June 7The progressive national convention opened in the Auditorium today with record breaking stration for Colonel Roosevelt
 For hour and 33 minutes the delegates spectators roared shouted cheerd and appauded They sang the battle hymns paraded the aisles the stage and howed down all attempts check them The demonstra on exceeded the previous record for such affairs hour and 29 minutes established in the convention in 1908 in behalf of William Jennings Bryan which had exceeded by four minutes the record made the republican venon Chicago when Colonel Rooseves supporters sought his nomination William H. Taft
 Raymond Robns temporary chairman of the convention had spoken three sentences of his keynote speech when he toned Colonel Roosevets of enthusiasm that amounted to nothing less than paroxysm resulted
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'It is not time for recrimination, but the time for reconstruction.
 And each orator accurately described the general conception of the status of the convention as related to the oth- CT. Is it possible that the yawning gulf of disaffection will be bridged It is obvious that the republicans will mot accept Roosevelt, although they
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-08
Big Call Loan Reported

New York, June IA new element was injected into the local financial situa- ton today by reports that very large call loan had been negotiated by a British institution. presumably one of the leading London banks. It was this development. according to reports. that caused yes- terday's advance in call money to 4 per cent, the highest rate since December, 1914
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-08

Victor Murdock, in calling the progressive convention to order, ex- claimed with patent significance:
 -Four years ago we permanently turned our backs on the old order of thugs"
 At the same moment Senator Hard ing, to the "standpatters," soberly de clared:
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will accept the man of his second choice. On the other hand, progress sives have made it certain that Perkins will have to exert his every ounce of power to prevent them nominating Roosevelt and thus defying the parent organization to it's very teeth.
 Conservative judgment declares that
 (C0ntfnued on Page Twelvel
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DEMOCRATS ARE CRITICIZED
 IN SPEECH BY w. c. HARDING

Delegates Grow Languidly Enthusiastic Over His Utterances- Walk to Their Seats AL most Unrecognized- Placid, Matter of Fact Way Things Start Off is Cause of Considerable Comment Harding Appeals for Harmony in Keynote Speech
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-08
RECORD BREAKING DEMONSTRATION FOR ROOSEVELT ( IN PROGRESSIVE CONVENTION CONTRASTS SHARPLY
 WITH LANGU1D ENTHUSIASM OF THE REPUBLICANS

Republicans Spend More Time Wondering What the Progressives Are Doing Than Attending to Their Own Business-Entire Routine Disposed of in Two Hours and Adjournment Taken Until Today With No Sign of Demonstration or En- thusiasm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-08
By HUGH W. ROBERTS

 a
  ndwl move solely through its idea o expednc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-08
DAYS WORK OF CONVENTIONS
 FAILS TO CHANGE RELATIONS OF, GUARD AND BULL MOOSE

Determined Ram Roosevelt Republican ThrOat ee Latter Are All for Peace and Concaon The Colonel S
 Wisp" of the Regulars Friday Will Tell Whether thu ghes Men Have the Courage Go Through With Their Programm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-08
FLAG-DRAPED WOMAN IS
 CARRIED ABOUT THE HALL

Robins Resumes Only After Promising to Refrain From Mentioning the Colonel's Name Again. Movement Against Walter Brown as Perma- nent Chairman is Quickly Quelled When John- son Refuses to Be Party to Discord-Leaders Uncertain as to Delegates
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-08

For Hour and B Minutes Spectators Roar for the Father of the Bull Moose Party-All Attempts to Check Them Howled Down in Derision Robins Sets Off Fireworks When He Mentions the ColonePs Name in First Few Minutes of Speech
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-03

u9taar De fommer til england.
pirf oa ior 6reoen. 81 oil tempe
til bet pOerite, % ies gnar 10 ira,
at 5 ogiaa oil fnnpe til oct goerite,
% bet ierer life til noset at blue
ueo meO at uotsmme 6inanoens
areiter."
aebmanOen mente, oct par
ct meget ubeIeieIigt 5iospuntt
oar ct meset ubeleiliat 1iospunft
At oisfutere 5reo meO @nglano. oa
BET uetop BAR / Serb meO At no
oanne en- itor 4rme, meOens Epif.
lnuos arGfter mere % mere no.
tsnutes.
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msoes / Stocf6olm. men asbmau.
Sen, Ser buooe en- b~etpoeIig 5or.
refining t Spo4RusIano. afiIog al
oioere 0reiteIie meO ocn tpife
aaent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-03

rimsbeoiier Tor OpnaaelIe al 6anif
Snoigosret til i%aaodnne unge @p1o
/ SenoeriDann0, iom beroeO trnoe
fritaaes for at bIiBe tpif Soloot.
5orIeoen Gag mootog en- Nano i
Geibp / 5eIge o@}i0oeIfart Senitre.
blao@ ct 9re0fort ira en- Oanif
lSlagtning / 3orOiIesui8 meO Bon
ON 5ielp netop til lloiteoeIie al ct
iaa0ant 9eois. 9~eofommenOe unge
Man0, 6uis 8orrIore par inoOan.
bret til Sgnoeripaano. itaar ! ben
6anIfe 9%q9osrule, men e. MI / ia.
re Tor at bIiDe uoifreoet til Den tn.
ffe Scr. Get er bette. ban MI siner
en- Rlligbeo for at blipe ri for. %
0erfor Ifrioer San til i'm S%l9gtuing
0emne, Der er Re0lem at 8eib1
Soaneraao, iremierte paa oettes
@soe forIeoen Sagen. os Sogne.
rna6et u0Ite0te itrafs en- @rtlpring
ON, at peofommenoe unge geano.
buis ban faar Sanif S~nofsOsret. bar
8eiI5n iom SiemIte0sfommune Weo
0enne Gtteit ioretnger 9reDets Roo.
toger MI Set OiSere fornsone bos BET
6anIfe tOenrigsminiiterilim
Com oct fremgit Of Sans
en4gaerremsGes Orb. trpnses Ser
til 6urti9 Gambling. 8ette er ira
sooneraa6ets SIDE Ifet / set fore.
Iiaaen0e 8iIfpl6e, ioet RanOet bar
beban6let BET pan 6orbaanO, iaa at
al ienere Sfrioeri meaem @iniite.
riet o. IaoOet er oberfIsoiggiort
6orbnnbentlig piI oaioa Riniiteriet
bebanbfe 6enne Sag noen %unsopen-
oig OpiptteIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-03
Smoo for tiolig 6rto.
st MSoe / eonoOn.

9onoon, 10. Marts. or. %
Reuters Bureau meooeIer; llnoer
ToripOe al 9orO Dfanor aibol6tes
ser / Tag / @aniion 9ouie ct Rsoe
til Ststte al Den 9eppgeIie, Der
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rem er iifret / 3ampen Tor Sumani.
tetens Sag.
9lan0t IaIerne par 9nliour, Der
erflPreoe, at 0enne geopgeIie bdD.
oe bans pormeite Snmpnti.
9or0 NaDor uotalte oerpna bl.
a., at 2an6et MATTE boIoe fig for
Die Oe tore Soealer. Tor builte BET
fpmpeoe. Oct bialp De tPmpenoe
engelife 5oIOuter at oioe, at ale
Sc beOite Rpno og aoinOer tiI5s-
renOe enbper Glasie tillngOe oct, Be
fGmpeoe Tor. Sen itsrite 8etponina
oa baooe BEN Gro. At oe oilOe iere
aampen igennem til Seir.
eiifoppen al @ine6eiter betone.
oe, at boor afifneIig arigen emo
oar. iaa pil0e oos en- itor Rrig
ION 0enne. bis man iutet Die.
bIif table oen tore Sas al SDne.
Tor 6Uilfen Der fnmpe0es, maaife
fun0e efterlaoe en- oeIiignet arO til
Sc fommen0e 5lgater.
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nar / qonoon u. Bidder erfIGreoe.
at Sc IeloitprenOe geiio0eIier, iom
par ilet MooerlanOet til 5iGlp, par
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-03

TAFT beiluttet pan at poe etboert
Offer for at uiuOe arigen.
6ienoen maatte beieires, life for
at DinOe Butte, men Tor 3ettens
ISfpIO (9iioIo), life for at fnuie
BET tpife 6oIf. iom eIiter 5ribeOen,
men life er frit, % iom Dnifer at
bliDe irigiort Tor E1ranniet og ior
at ie ari9ens 9OeIGgaelie, men
for at biulpe Dem IiaeIom 5olfene
/ et6Oert onoet 2nnO. % iaa Der
oen iaaleoes oraaniieret. At De. Der
suifeOe at Ieoe / 6reo % SO unOer
oeres egeu 8inrnnfe % 5ieentrp,
flm0e iaa Con oertil li6en at binores
% brmmes. (giialo.)
San baabeoe. at Sen 9iO life
MATTE upre fern, ga Rationerne
bleo iaaleoes orgnniiereoe. at en-
aggresiip. tpramtIt Ration UiIOe
bIioe i~Ioleret % betraatet Tom ct
ipat Snoiofo. Ia pilOe Der bIiue
en- M SimmeI % en- M SorO eiter
0enne anmp. (9ifaIS)
Der bleo ogina boI6t 1nIer til
Ststte for 9eopeeIien baooe al
BEN isoiIfe 0oerrobbiner paa Sen
isoiIfe R~euigbeos 8egue os al
Moniignore 9icferitaiie 7rep pao
Sen romerIf.fatoIIfe @enigbeos 8eg.
ne. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-03

ua9ten ! aareuis bar Iigget et Bar
9nnoreoe Allen ira binan0en JON
5ienoe. I 6re0ssiebliffet oil isle
Srang I'll at billie paa boeranore.
) tioIigere Tioer ilutteOe alto
arigen neo en- Set ior 2eOerne a
De to Sore. Der iioit TOO o%oerior
6inanoen. % iaaleoes iIutteoe d.
iaa 9oerfrigen Of BEN rusiiit.ja.
pauife Orig.
Zen iioite aiten i arigen 1870
II aan 9ismarcf en- 0iOOdg, boori
ogiaa noJle 6sititaaenoe iranife q.
wiiccrer oeltog. GSor at bGOre De
~irauife @piter bapoe 9iSmarcf be.
ialet. At set iioite Sfuo ariaen
ihlIoe aifures Al aranifmruoeue.
aort fsr MiOnat off belle Selifa.
bet no / Saocn peo Sotel Nc.
ierpoir@ I @eriailles Snnrt lso ct
Sfr0 ira Sc tpife 9inier. eiteriuIat
al en- ruIienOe Sor0en ira Sc %iranife
9atterier. ct 9ieblif eiter. meoens
carmen 6s0e bort. tor Wpnoene,
Iom baoSe buft ct irnteli9t Anioar
I oenne arig. OF herte 6reosflof.
ferne fine ira De omfringli11enOe
airfer. d ga airfeubrene ilo1 bet
tolote SIag, @ionnts ilaget. berte
oen iranif.tpife aria 0itorien til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-03
Bill Sbiflaro lutte isreO?

5Dife ageuter. ser refer / Sfan.
0inauien. bar trnolt me0 at tale
ON 6reo Tor 5i0en, ifriuer .8ailp
g6ronicle@. Com geois anisrer
BET 81. q. Ell 5amtale meIlem en-
engelif asbnano. Der Der / Rus-
lauO % en- inf Officer. Ge trni
binanOen poa Den ipenife Stntion
oeo Den rusiiife @r9nie. asbmon-
ben lao i Aeitairntionen. oa en-
Serre. iom talte goOt gngelit me1et
bsiIigt BAD ON 9oo til at
iPtte iig oeo iumme goro.
San prpientereoe ia Tom inf
OFFICER, o. Der uoipnnot iig i6I'
gerOe SomtoIe:
aebmanSen: 5Ono tager 8e Gem
Tor Der?
Officeren: Sea bar ORION ior
at boile MIG. 5Oa0 memner De
ON De iioiie gnbeOer? Rontenegro
BAR 10 luttet 5reo.
ae5m.: Sa. ieg BAR IRit noget
ON set, men ieg er life uis pan.
at set er ianot.
Of: Raar bill mon oct npite
9anO lutte 6reo? Sporfor ilutter
RuslanO life 5reO2
Gsbm.: Ter er abioIlit life IaIe
ON at Ruslano ~ilutter 5reo, ier
BET bar iaget 5piferne no al 2nn.
BET.
Oil: men 4uslnuo oil iiffert
fife bIioe PED / oct ~ueuSeIige.
asbm.: Oct oil bIipe oeO. iaa
lqnge BET er nsSpenoiat % ieIp
ON set uiloe boIOe op. oiIOe eng
LAMB bIioe Deo.
Oil: Snnes De fife. Set er Ell
taabeIig Rolitif2 Spao Temper ri
e9entlig for2 Rlislano miiter Nil-
Iioner al MeHneifer, 3GitIano mi.
tier NiIlioner. englaH0 oil ogiaa
mite WiIlioner, % 5ranfrig er
pe0 at blipe uomattet. 9oorior
ifiiloe Of iortiRtte meo oenne Bort
s0sIen al Gimp 5OnO frnip,r nj
for2
asbm.: Get mar De oa Dioe. Oct
par 10 Ceres 2anS, Der eri.rreoe
Orig.
Oil: Nei. abfotut iffel Get Onr
RlisIano. Ser erfIqreoe Qrig.
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tale til mig paa Sen Roa6e. Oct
fpIfe 6oIf fan Del fro BET. men De
oeo set beore. Dc oeo go6t. at
Barren alorig oilOe bare erflaret
ario. San boIot paa 5reoen. 9es
ioen par 2uslnno 10 iIet life for.
bereot.
Oil: SO. ri oeo. at set por
RugIano, ellers oiloe arigen life
opre fommet. Nen bDorfor blipe
oeo meO 0enne unDttige arig2 8i
taber ale PEG ben. De 9anoe,
Iom orager 5orOel al ben, err De
5oreneoe Stater, 5apon, aumpnien
og Sperrige. Bi andre uOmatter
BLOT os ieIu.
Rsbm.: 5pao er Deres gaening
ON 5reoen2
Oil: 1pfflano bill pore DiIlig
til at eioe Bolen % be beintte
2anoitrpfninger tilbnge til 8uslano
og trpffe iie no al gelgien.
4sbm.: S1. men M on9oaenoe
Gr1tatningen for Den Gienoom, De
bar soefagt | 8elgien, 5rnnfrig og
RusIonO, og for Drubet Of chile
9erfouer, fife at tale ONT De ubpre
lSumner, arieen bar foitet De al
liereoe.
Oil: Suis De tpnfer pna @ritat.
ninn / Penop nil 1er life bliDe
Gale ON BET. Fpfflano nil life
Dpre I Stdno til at betale Benge
hDerfen M efler | 5remtioen.
aebmonoen bemRrfeoe, at en-
Gsreo al BEN art piIoe be aIliereoe
aISria goa mo poa, os minoit
af ale england. Men Officeren
aap life tabt. San enote meo at
fige:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-03
Oct nOmtuiitelisc.

Ger 9ioes i 9eroen ale mnliae
@eninger ON ale mulige 5ing
Spor Den enc ier Ell Sfenbeo. ier
Den nuoen en- 3ripialitet; boor
Den enc oar moret ii1. bar Den an.
Oen gabet Gn itnoer. at 9iograi.
teatre er en- iornsielig Sueretniug
men Der er Oa - 5eloigois - %
iaa 5olf, Der timber. at bette er en-
ret ~unoeropgtig 2lrt al ]fDoelie.
Selo e~pfarne 5olt ma gioe III.
taIo paa at ida ale til at gioe Dem
Het / 0cres griarin9er; % ben
gamIe Bic hinges enOmu: Sin
dig eIler ait 6ig life. 6esge 1iiiB
iortrpoer eul enoo9ina 9iOenifabs.
mGnO er uenige, 5agiolf bar ior.
ifeIliae Neuinger; % oil ma Tor.
is9e at bere tin Noopart, fommer
man ofte til BET AeilItat, iom
Sermon 9an0eitsber tom til: San
Bar min FRO ogiaa 9fet. 5or nogIe
Star iioen iif Di at pi0e, at 9iiil.
brso par uium0t o. aartoiler Ell
taroeIigt RGringsmi6DeI; III Cd.
iororer mar os fraifi9t til at
ipiie be88e 0eIe.
So oigtigere Sagen er. Oes bel.
tiaere ipttes Strioen ! @ang. On
ariitenoom beres De beitigite Rs.
tier til Nnsreb; DC parmeiie til
5oripar: en- uoenforiiancnoe fan
9erne 6Iipe sr / SoDeoet.
gien ogiaa Inn Ell uoenioritaa.
enoe; tbi en- noenforitaaenOe er %.
ian en- u0en 1oritaneIie. san for.
itaar fife, OF Ben melt ~gialoenoe
lStrio init oreier if9 ON Biting
Ito beitiaere Ser aralmenteres, Ses
lrnaere or man fonmen ira Ga.
gems anrne; o. 10 flnrere Gr1u.
menterne bIiper. 10 minOre e1ner De
fla til at ~ooerbepiIe Solf. Sem.
meIi9beoe6 er Den, at oi Ser er ire
SIags WenneIter.
5grit r Der ariiteuOommeus an.
griberei DC er e9eniligite 5or.
itano nosnioritaaenoe % uOen 5or.
itaaelie. De Ter fteoie ariiii eoan.
geliim ION noaet, Der ifal angribes,
noeet, man ifal igtte fig imoo; %
oet bnr til 5slge, at 10 Iorisere De
former irem imoo Oct. Oes iieruere
elioer Be / g~irfeIig6eOen Bort ira
BET.
Zen nnOen art Renneiter er
@nmpens SilifIere; bet gaar Dem
iom De neutraIe ytationer. Der lpier
9eretnineer ON Seire % 9e0erlag.
og bar De bort rigtig mango De
retninger, iaa er 5sIgen oenL at
DC tiliioit iIet life peo 9eifeO; De
oeo life, buem De ifal tro. o. De
ilsoes % bliDer lia%egnIoige.
paen Der er en- treble Sla9s; be
orgumenterer life, De ailnsser Blot
eanife init oct itaoigp 9iOnesbprO:
8i isste 5reIie bos 8eroens 5rel.
Ter o. ri ianot ben. Oct er bans
6of De bar bait BRIG for 2rel.
len, De bar Iegt ben. % be tiger.
at De ian6t ben. Oct er eaaet Dem,
iom bet elf ben itnffeIs aone /
eDnngeliet; bun ban0e en- Ipg Dat.
ter, os for benOes SfplO isste bun
Iiee oa oirefte iii SeiIs ariitns.
Oct fneb, for bet iaa no, iOm ON
beIler life ban pilOe bipIpe; men
bum boIot no: bun gap life for.
tabt. 90 ina fif bun Iise og oi.
refte, boao bun pifOe bape.
San6anne Soils gi0nesbDrO err
mere pprO emo mango gino, lube
lnf Boriuar oe araumenter. Son.
oanne Soft bar BET Tom Gpfnr
Tea fom. lea fnn, lea uanot. De
ponot ct Stnnopmft, Tom er gan.
re uomtoiIteIiot Oct er GoIf, Tom
er fommcn ~in6enfor, fom bar iet
ariitenoom ! fan6 oe praftiif ge.
fnsnina. Oct er Joff, Tom bar 0op
til at fnaffc meo, nnnr Der er Gale
ON QriItenoom.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-03
GUmceriDuanC

9Um, gigtraao % Draue tDGrs
sDer tanOeueien. %umi0OeIbart efter
ArIeens 8esDnoelie anbragte ben
tuife @r9nieuagt SpRrrin8er ooer
A0gnngsDelene ira Oanmart I'll
&oroilesoig. beitaaenOe Al Bourne
eaer 9igtraao. 6or IN 4taaneos
LID ii0en QfriDes Der ben y.
Qfart5) anbragte man paa @r9nien
peo 0ulooing tunrs oUer Safloe
ueien liae op 40 9omnen ct 9egn
al II &noer Bigtraa0, iaa at bet
praftiif talt er unaIlIgt at i~oroere
EteDet for uue0fomnenOe, naar Der
tiaiae err 8agt til SteOe. Smioler-
ito iDnes Oisie 5%orbolosregler life
at oQre tilitrpffelige, tbi i De iioite
Gage Bar man / 6slge a9fibe
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traa05begnet grauet en- ca. 112 DE.
ter ogb % ca. IL Nieter breo @rap
tuers oper G~bausieen. 6or ale I'll.
fel0es SfpI0 rna0es ser 0og oOer
no9le Sernitinner og en- Del Soel-
lei, iaa Der fan laoes Bro, 6Uis bet
fuloe inotreiie, at ct aeretsi mao
aiupe igennem.
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goliti an6olot / @aar iom iubii.
ftenslss en- 8oIaf. Der ~iorflare0e. at
Bon / December 1914 oar bleoen
tnget til 6ange al Tpiferne, Oa ban,
font ban life par SoIoat, par iulgt
ueo en- rusiiif aioeIing, San bIeo
m6root poa ct 6anaeifib / Soonen
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fpringe / 9unOet % bonnie / 9ano.
Ca ban bar / cioiIt ri oe talte
aoot Inf, fom ban uoen 8anifelig.
heaer me0 Soqet nor0paa o9 baooe
Fneaet ia ouer 8rRnien.
Manoen oil blipe ien0t biem til
H~nsInno.
HeO Sugct oOer @rGuien. Sol
Eina. %. Marts. ) 8ns er Der an
fommet 10 ilpgteoe rusitife arigs.
fnnaer til SnterneringsIeiren oeO
E~reSerifsbsi. De er life fommen
pper @rpnien poa BELT o~lmin6elig
Ena0e. 5or ire 0o9e iiOen Hap be
no ni en- 5angeIeir oeo 5lensborg,
o. on Oe I 9ftes bar nanet til
Fhingleu, fnnOt Be, at oct eff for
sanaiomt; Be frsb 6erfor mo | en-
tom Rrentiirpogn, ser boIot pan
Etotionen, o. | BEN fom De uoen
at bliue opoaget fsrenoe til 8am.
arnp citation.
On belois Tamilie. 5Grifemaifine-
Ger Mslcfe paa Ror6itrano bar g
Eenner. booraf De s er meo / Sci
Ten. fortpIler .S~eim0nl". 7esll0en
bar ban 6 Spigerisnner meo / ari-
gen. Hae IA bar biOtil operitaaet
Eelttoaets Strabooier u6en at haoe
Ts oernf. % ineen al Dem er
ioaret.
1e 6jemlBie. st 5ilfGloc fra gei.
BIZ. Som forIe0en omtalt, iremisrte
e z. 6nnienR srremsGle en- aIage
eoer, Of Be oanIfe RpnOie6eOer par
Fpr Ienorpgtige til at nOite0e Snte-