davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-18

Miss Rose Houle is spending a few
Fall River.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-18
Personals,

James Counihan spent the week-en
with his mother at Savin Rock.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-18
BORN

BARNES-In Old Mystic, Aug. IS,
1916, a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Barnes of Oak Lawn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-18

Mathew Sullivan has moved from
the Wilson cottage to 156 Prospect
street.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-18

Albert Fitzpatrick is spending his
vacation at his home on Prospect
street.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-18
Sun, Moon and Tides.
GREENEVILLE.

Six hours after high water it is low
tide. which is followed By flood tide.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs Albert B. Maine have
returned after a short trip to Watch
Hill and ,Stenington.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-18
Personals and Notes.

Daniel Flynn is spending a few days
with friends in Phoenix, R. I.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-18

Harold DeCelIes has returned {
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-18

Edward Murphy and Christian Hoe
fer spent Thursday at Newport, r. 1.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-18

L OOMIS-In Windham, Aug. II, 1916,
Ella WaIcott, widow of Mason Loo
mis- AGED 50 wears
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-30
CALLER WILL BE A
SEVEN DAY PAPER
STARTING OCTOBER /


Faf Geo nrsi hus ir CO.. fhiaf1 ~
aseepHrsrnr In 500 lHf foam ast
uan mere b. fn he fffn das g1pff
tn Nni. section ~ fff r3aff afH'n.
uIfa afunaaf ihr oaiisf eii Hsaf Is
isfaf rafH MondsY whrh Boa reality
ail ulaNe iHe aafsf . Heefn daf pupt
Hfailan u.p1tf ~ Monday fsprf HIli
iis tHeNn ~ tse Cafpas NhfiHi Neftil
raHer ere wN oris ~ delivered
fhmHah hf maus end fNil ~ To-
streets
Fhe Honaaf mnrnlns papsr VII caf
tht haaaiatra tfaat upeffaI fHF
service haIur the same ar n'N being
pahisHed fia 1afs iu ihf Nsst ana n
addition eIN flrf nir iefsi nfte ~
slnaaf fasahsr ahh Ffafs nese fe-
fafu aafhsfei hi ls uan corp ~ spf-
r.a9 cfffepHnQfHts
after ffsiaf fft FHilfrfufiHr price ri
ihr psHf CATER eni ns a. - 4n-
san and o. ~ pef Frar fHf the hnH-
dag urnins ==ae useAiaE = rhafNs
~ ffNF go aHHam ~ ffe seven asg
rapff 81 CruHs cnfisn ihf pafff
pln BE- delivered nf csfflef ~ mail VI
a.sIf4d. Wlfh fhf etsspiion ifai fhe
nar0a5 issGf uln be asitffff9 phig
h5 maii
TfH OTTER made ~ ffiaIrF iilf easra
tsf papaf 90 .nf year ~ a. Nii ~
pfs ianlahi AZ miGrishf snd positively
49, ubssfiptlans "a iiiaf fncs ehi BE-
recflFed after today
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-30

faNaf ernH viii have rlHnf ~ rent
fUfnR fn' Eastern Ffs- convention
phHh ronye8ea in ihis rltf prf $40.
% snd is mul onN 0H W uhaHf eitNef
900 Eiufafum millinery Phone iit1
ni lian ran Millinery rnerf 90 at
fnNf ESQ
fRd .frflsemfnf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-30

fasi arfiss6 new beit rsrfea SEED
All us M Caldwell a son.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-30

RbrrLE SNAKE - KILLED
or ngLToh SQUARE.
ngfTsw rfsas sfn - While
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-30
HELSCHER ASKED To
SERVE AS SECRETARY
OF THE EXPOSITION
~FpOlNr VENT rs TEMPORARY
PENDING r4t ELEcriON OF
SECRETARY rOR TNE
COMMERCIAL NLUH

tspct scr o roeters Hss last Nisht
ard 1rsntsstec b. nsst ln Con
ncttca With Espos.tien Is
% stsara in NoNsuaber
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-30

IaH survived. nfa bnih fafsrH sfad
Adf 4if AZ Caldwell a Huu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
SeIma, Galif.
Zen 30. 5eb. 1916.

Zen ~. Seb. 1916.
Sumtioig meo at lea ieuoer Dan.
ifenen" ct lille 4eierat ira Dor gpf.
feliesuae. nil iea oO9 berntte eeilia.
6eoen til at irenfomme mco IF lille
Supplement til 0tr. Sgbults's iioite
aorreipononuce 6erird Sclna. nem.
liz en- 0mtnIe Al bans 5~sOielsoag.
hnao Ser er iaa me1et mere @runo
til, iom ban or fenOt o. bar mango
@enucr blanot eanOsmpfo oaiaa /
giten.
9saa hans 6soielsoaa bapoe iaa
aoot iom ale menigbeoens Vi .olem.
mrr inoiumOct III I Mr. % 0trs.
Scbltlt8's npe Siemb Der er bcIi1
aen0e npr airfen.
Ser bleo boI6t Sale af 8nitor SAM
fen I IiIfnptnina til 5nIme 1870,
bpor oct be0oer: Miu SipI lgnges
efter Serren, mere emo 8Tgteren ef-
ter Roraenen
5oreoriqt bleo Ser taIt al ilere al
oe tiliteoeouren0e. Ser iamtioia me0
at Ser o~oerraftes Wr. Schllt3 to
Rocfimeboirs, rette0e Ell .biertelig
Eat til BAN for bans arbeiSe Me.
nia6e0ens Sieneite.
Rr. ScbuIt3 taffeoe FOR al ben
9enIiqheo, 8ennerne bapoe logt Tor
9oaen oDer Tor ham. Of bemprfeoe
81. a. at 0ct aloeles fife par noaet
9frbeiOe. men en- tor @Ir0e Tor BAN
at iaa 9eiIiabeS til at ailGaae Bio.
nesbnro / @eniaheoen ON 0et, ban
ielo eIife0e heieit.
ShrtteIiat inmleOes man ON De
batrtigt opffeoe Gaffeboroe.
9fi GerionaIia fan noteres, al Mr.
OF Wrs. 9inoen. Der bar ppret
| 9eIeg hos 6eres Gotter % Spi9er.
ion, Mrs. oq SIR. Irit3en. MI er
reiite tifbn9e til oeres Stem | Gbica.
90.
Nrs. g6riitofferien, Sos angeIes.
beisaer Tor Chen en- Git Cater, Der
Dor / Omepuen al Selmn, oa bDis
Mnno ooion bprer Raonet gbriit.
o%fferien.
SIR. Raon ira GenOer aifpgger
9eisg bos fine SoigeriorGIore Rr.
o. Mrs. aautoien, hbor bans Su-
itrii bor tilbrapt en- Ipnaere Terie.
8. z. Sauien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
Sdiaers HeutraIitet.

5slgenoe anefoote. iom ger fin
Hun6e / eDropniife 9lloe, ieiD |
etriife. maa briHse Ipiferne III at
flare 1al1oer (og more 0aniferne
Sn0s.)
On 9Difer % en- 01nifer meotes
nDlig / Scbillers @ls / @eimar.
Som De itoO Of iiirreoe Grbsoigt
pna Dmgiuelierne, 6enprfeoe w.
iferen, fnlo al i0uImeuoe Stolt5eo,
til lin Meobeisaen0e:
4Sna BET er. buor Dor National.
poet Sdiller lepe0e.
Seq beoer m1oifploe, iasoe ben
anoen, life national. men inter.
national.
.Sporleoes oet2" ipirate 1pite.
rem %oDerroifet
.9etGnf bans garfer.~ iuareoe
0amiferen. San ifreo ~0iarie
Shiart~ Tor englunoerne, oSomfru.
en- At Orleans Tor 3ranifmpnoene,
~eamont~ Tor SolIpnoerne, o@h.
beim 9eIl" Tor SpeitIerne -
..Og 5oao ifreo BAN FOR Tpiferne,
ON lea maa beoe2" brso 6en nnoen
in0.
Com Ct anoIo fom Dnniferens
Spar:
u5Or Iuiferne ifreo ban o9soer.
ne"
Otter u9iterarn Giaeit,1 optnset
ira yg1efu Dorf Tribnne~.
5. q. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

IRE minore, iorbolospis npe Fri.
iteliee Sfrifter, Iomt ct itsrre amer.
fenot Bart = ale | goo Stano.
/. Spar til 9beologen oa
ratelRreren ra eco.
monoen. af 5oritnnoer q.
6. Dooioien. 30 Sioer -. 10
2. . ibeIfritiffen. af gropIt
5r. 3eutben. 81 Si0er +. 20
3. i sp e ene.
Dolo eDalo os ben pietiitiIfe
9~epraelIe | asbenbopn | oct is.
aarbunoreoe. af 8. @roperIen
80 tore Sioer .......... 40
A. Seoenffe 5an6beosfs.
acre. vi 3. %. 5arrar. gp
nognDe pao goot papir oq
imuft uoitpret. 1876 Si6er 1875
SilInmrnen 472 gi6er til en- fam.
let gogIaoepris nf $f.90.
Ru fun 500 frit tiIienot.
Dan. outb. Bubf. Sonic,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
Blair, Rebr.

Som tillpit ger / glaOet ior-
rige IIse 9aoOe oeu oanite ungOoms-
iorenIng ger Ell %ielitabeIt8 Sams
menfomit 3irfens arDpt Onsoag
aften / iioite llge. Der par goot
brenmgoe, ca. 70. % MAJ unoer.
boIot fig meo Samtaler % Gang.
st Drummer paa programmed, Jon
De ulge 1ulgte meo ierli1 SITTER
este, par bet bebuoeoe 5oreOrag al
Brof. 9uno. Oct par ON George
@aT6inston. ban %ioreorog, bois
6soielsOag bet 10 par Da9en iorno.
Ger nSOes oeiao 5oririIfninger.
Spnoag aiteu 5olotes ell
5logs Ssnoagsifolemsoe ! Rirten.
4nIeonin9en par, at to al De 9lore
2prere i Ssnoo9sifOlen, 9briitim
anoerien % Na6s g. S%auien, paa
@rnno al iorttet 9elbreo bauoe ira.
iaat iig @erningen Der, og to anore,
Nr. % Mrs. 9illetboriip. paa @runo
al ioreitaaenoe 9ortreiie itoo / Be
greb meO at forIooe Den. 9fnn isIte
oa 5ran1 til at titles ue0 De tro-
idite. ~opofrenoe A~rbeioere paa en- for
ariitne ismmeIig Raaoe. Msoet
bea0n0te efter en- nlninoelg ssn0.
leoning me0 en- Gale al Brof. 9aur-
fen. San talte no ira De ira enboer
1aab | Dor 8irfe befenote Orb Nfarf
10. f3-f6 ON at laoe 8ernene
foqnme til Seius. forOi y ban bar
iaat bi Ifa[ set, q foroi BET er oen
cpoofieroe SIegt, oi mao fnptte
Saabet til for Rirfers 5remti6, %
81 foroi oct bringer Nenigheoen Gel
iianelIe. = SsnoagsIfolers 9eoer,
e. 6. Sgrenfen. operrafte De al
gaoeoe 9prere hber ct gfienplnr al
Buffers 2io og SoDeopprfer. Bait.
aielfer uotnlte 8nnIfsnneIie og Eat
for oct Arbeioe, De gennem en- Mar
rPffp bap6e neoInat I Sgnongsifo.
len. oa oe afganeoe tdffeoe for 90.
ben og for at @erningen. hop0e bp.
ret Dem betroet. gf. a. fang Menig-
beoers Songfor en- Snng. Oct bar
! BET belle tnqet ct ffsnt afFfe6sms6e.
Nanong Aften sapes Der iaa
iom tiapit Der / 9Iaoet ! iioite uge
en- Notwithstanding paa Sfolen.
Programmed bar rigt, II Rumre
Bfnno.S oIoer al @fis aran Z
Uriicfe ira 2igeeln, 3 GloIinsSolo
Y Mfis etbeI SerIen fer Of gDen,
2 Rnmre al en- Strenaeinitrnment.
alnb og 1 Rr. pna 9tolin. leoinget
At Here acknowledgements. Vile
Nunrre n0fgrtes riatig ao0t o. ID
fteoe oa oafan Itrrft 9iialo, men
irrIia geunoring bnfte Den file Is.
anriae Pianiit oeo Sen forbnpienoe
T~prSigbeS. hoormeo bun ~haanotere.
Sc Fit SnItrnment Snn or ct BID
unoer af mufif1lff geadpelip % 1pr.
oiaheo. iarlia 6a eFter hen6es NJ
Der.
Sorle0en 8oa baDoe ri ben
TornsieGIe at hiIie paa oe itffte 9e
fenotFfab meo @r. % Wlrs. y. 1ieI
Zen ira Geoar Balls. Sa.. o. oeo
Dem at mootase Silien ira Here i
Geoar Sails. Mrs. Rielfen er sgter
til Mrs Bril- gig, Dos bDenl De bar
caret | 9eiea Den iioite llaes 3io, %
iaa ffiloe De 10 meo set iamme al.
Inage os Dan. Cuff. 9ubliibina
SouTe en- Iine @fiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
Qirfernnhsme0e.

Zen foreneoe banife Rirfes air.
feraoo oFboIoer, ON @lio oil, gesoe
I 9naene t5.-t6. Mdrts pno Erin.
Sem. os Dana College / Blair,
Rebr.
Nile sfn6rnsenoer, 6oreipsrssler
0. I. b. mna opre unoertegneoe /
SPn6e Ieneit 10. Marts.
3 al 9GrtSSigbeo.
@. 9. Ghriftiauien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
Risiipnsmsbe

ufboIoes, ON @uo oil. / Sionep,
Mont., ira .. til 5. Narts, besge
Gage ibereeneOe. 8Rr oeltommen
til at beIsge os, lno os iamIes tai.
riat o. npoe Serrens rige geliig.
nelie M fer EornarstroplbeOen be-
gpnoer.
Baa Menigbeoens og eane BegHe.
Rtels Damffou.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
Sarine o. eanb til Sale.

SfoOiorme Of forifeIlis Stsrrelie
iamt SfoolnnO. 40 aeres fan fnas
peO at betale 5000 itrats eaer paa
afbetnLino bpis snifes. 9repe be.
ipares al Soban 5sr9enien, at. +,
2aicf. Bis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
Gift Wanb enffer R[abs.

or pant til aft Slags 5armar.
beibe, fan BRUCE Seite og bill maffe,
aonen oil binIpe ! Suiet. Errmere
OpIpsninger reo Senpenoelie iii
Sim q. ssrenien, Dor Ga, tuou.
bon, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
Gil arebsmisiiouen.
Dafota Qre5s.

Subffrfption: 3rintots gRgb. $3.50, Qdsaretb Wgb.
$500, @etbanin gigb. 81, Gmmus D2gb $500. Ouerffmo al
are6smsoeofferet grinitatis gQgb. $3.50 Offer e6ene5er
Dagby q. Gaf, SAB. Fiffuo fra smnhiroet til @isionen /
Get g2ont. $3.50. 1IiffO ira Samfinoet til gaisfiomen Ga.
naoa $4,000. 9irarnrnen $2f7.37.
Ueo Eat mOotaget- ears Reterfen, a~reOsfasi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
gnbstitHeitn.
gIotr.

Ssnbog - Senongsifole Rl
9,f5. @uostieneite RI. 1890 I'm
oe RI. 7h aften.
Resa0so:
Ssn0oasifole bper SBnoog 81
10. Danif 8uostieneite 1. Oe 3.
Ssnoas i boer NaaHeo 5ormiooag
sci. II. eugeIif @uostieneite 2. %
1. Ssnooe / bper Wonneo 6ormio-
bag. sci. II.
aonHrmanSIPsning buer Ssnoae
QI. 10.
Crnm: 8uostieneite 1. % 3 Ssn
ooa / bper Ronneo. aI. 1890 5or
mioooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
Snsbol 0erife ieaes.

On Gnfe eaer ntore 9ige fan ina
BIaos ion Susboloerife paa en-
8nrm. Ter err ingen gsrn.
0els 2. gbriftenfen,
Dor So, Wereer, u. Daft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

On ing - BELT troenOe - Wano
| enIfes pna en- Barn ira I. april til
10. Ropember. con $40 per Ran.
ne6. Nels u. Quno,
Ht. 4, Wohnu, 81. &.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
THE FIVE FOLD PATHWAY.

A Series Of five Studies on
lisa. So: 1873: ~.
BY Walter Krumwiede Super
intendent Of the Buffalo Inner
Mission Society. 81 Pages.
Paper cover. Price 10 cents.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
linaoomsm p0e.

Bill Cub. afboloer De ulge |
@is. areos fpnes llngoomsmsoe /
@or 5reIiers airfe, Reenab, 8is.,
/ Dagene ira 8. til y. Narts for
at oonne ct ungoomsforbuno for
isis. Gre0s.
ane MISUNDERSTANDING | areo'
fen nmloOes beroeo ON at ienoe en-
Telegnt til at reprrientere Dem PED
Rg0et.
alae unse ino6poes bierteligit til
at 0eltoqe | Wsoetl
aom. for llneoomsforbunOet.
Dtiis g. 5ugliana. u. aeiolns.
u ~ 8ou0o
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
Gu flor @aDe,

glauOt ben Bot. ia moOtOs esrSna aiten. par oaioa neOen.
fnnenoe greu. meo oeoIast gnnfanuisning paa $4,000 @ioeren
er mia perionig ubefenot, men life 0etominore aloo bRu ia
fom lea fa tt bG0er - MAR Der fommer riaeige Bdper til Ser.
rens Sng. Oct er aH0 en- for @lGoe for mig, nnar oct Ipffes uoa.
lie al Dem, ion Serren bar giDet thmeIg @oos, ~lnaIeOes at OpeHfe
/ 6eres Sierter aarliabeo til bans Sag paa SorOen, at be neO
@lroe fan ifpnfe ~iadoonne itsrre @aDer.
Otto 6nnfen.
ar. Otto Sonfen,
Blair, 9iebr.
Seq bar beffttet at gpe en- @aoe til Risiioncn; ig bnpoe
nprneit tanft pnd ainnmisfionen, men De po 10 ipuhelgeig be.
ore, bnor oct tiltrpnges mel. Sea bar ogfnn tGnit pon afrifa, men
fq Oo life on ben foreneoe oanffe airfe bar nooen @ision Der.
gu beOer lea Gem ON at mootage oisie genae og ia tllige
beOe @uO ON, at ban oil ueIfsne Dem, iaa tenter lea De ftdf bare
1nlat Tor @t,os Miges Gag.
fSreoens 5iHen ira -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
Ten mn 9ataIoa

ooer hlt6erife 9gger paa engelif er
M fproia og ienoes frit til enboer
pua 5orlangenoe.
Tan. entb. Rnbliibins SOmie,
9loir ,9eebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

9aa Weniabeoens % nngOoins-
foreninaens 8egHe in66poes Oenligit
til GeItageIIe I o%pennponte Meoe,
1i~freiIenoe unae beoes at mo.
meIoe ia til mig inoen 3. STARTS,
for at hi fan ioa isrget for Sno.
tuarterinq til e0er.
Reenoh, isis, D. 3. 5eb.. 1915.
W. q. an6reofen.
R~enigbeoens Prrit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
NisiipnsmsSe

afboloes, ON SUB bill, i Blair, Reb.,
ira IS. til 10. Rarts. Bort Soft
ira mar ca fiern er bierteIigit mo.
6uot til Oisie MsOer.
9aa Renigbe6ens 0egne.
8. 5. RsIler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
Misiionsmgbe ! SamptOn

6oIoes, piI Bu6 I 8ogene t7.-19.
Warts. @qiter oil oRre os oeIfomne.
gaa 0enigbeoens ge9ne
u. ID. SduIt8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
SfoIefogfen#
misfionen

Gsr fofteret lie abl. 1r. s ...........A..... S26f076
Sacfionoile, sSa, gefblebems 0g6 $. 5. ;Sraenien,
Ganor 6. n. Soenoen. RieIs L. erficn, Rhs Z.
Rielen, Gasmis So5uien. Sreo geteren, gaes u.
Sanien. Sens 6. SenieH. Better 9drien 81. 81. Sobn
Rasmsfn So6n Z. Saobien, areo s. 61rftenien,
SSo6n Gasnnusien, Sacob Saeobien, {. Z. Sanien.
SEQ. 9arien, Chris @ol0bora, Ole Sacobieu. Chris
SSenfen. q. 6. Gins. Gee. Sanipn. ;. { 9orentpn
lnaont So !. -. 400
96ite Hiper, z gaf, SIR. o1 grs Better 9. qeterIen 200
8eiton, ga, ct gnili Mab. .....s........ $500
Barrens, @is, 96eo. NieHai, Z 80. e6rHteafen, I'm.
ton 4nOeren. Carl {, So6nien, Nartin geoerien, Geo.
Ssrgenfen, q e an6erfen. Sans 4. geterien. ernet
6. Reterfen, &. 2. Ssrgenfen, :. I. Re6erien 30. 81;
Mrs. 81. eauqe zoe: G6rift anoerfen, 4 6. 9e0erien,
anoreu Senien, ". q eaurfen 30. $3.50 80. 1880
ganconper. Wafh, O2artin eSenfen ........a..... 500
or 6orn, IA. Sneob 5nnfen Observation-Disclosures. 200
Einnmmen 49,. s27O6.26
Blair, ac6r Sen "a. 6ebr. 1916
geo 1af mootasetl Otto 6onien.
ansf. for q fore. B e l. airfe ame"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
grGitemsbe

z Doqene ira PA. Mdrts blioer Der prqitennsNe 3arf'
rnu6. Wig. Vile areoiens grriter ere oenIigit in0bnote. Neln
eoers aonrne goo Sio. Carl ID. Olfen, Nenigb. BrGft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
Misiionsmgbe

Nisfiomsmeoe.
gf Gu0, biper Ser Misiionsmg0e Spencer % Roro for
5pencer. ga, ira Sen 1918. 91nrts. Aae er frrhat tnoblote.
gaa "Reminiscences gegne 8enrp g. 9an1en
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-07
SAYS GUARDSMEN IN HEALTH
Physicians Report Shows 100. 600
Soldiers Are Fit.

san ANTONIO, Dec. 6.-Roiorts
received by Col. Walter ID. McCaw.
surgeon in charge of the southern de-
partment from all the hospitals along
the border, show the health of tho
100000 and more regular troops and
National guardsmen to be above the
average. Practically ono-haIf of the
beds in the hospitals in the southern
department are empty and usually 80
l-3 per cent of empty beds is consid
cred a good record.
In the southern department thers
are five base hospitals. containing in
all, little over $500 beds. At San
Antonio there are about 700. at El
Paso 900, and at Brownsville. Eagle
Pass and Nogales SOC each. The re-
ports today showed that less than
$500 of these We're filled and more
than 1000 were empty.
Colonel Walter u McCaw. depart-
ment surgeon was pleased with tho
reports. Owing to the good weather.
he said the men had recovered from
severe colds and other minor debil-
tiles. which have kept many of them
on the sick list.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-07
NEW DEBATE CLUB
TRIMS VETERANS
Websters, Holding Nation
Should Not Own Merchant
Marine, Best Philos.

4 unanimous decision favoring the
newly organized Webster Debating club
over the PhilO Debating club was rem
dored Tuesday evening by the board
Of Judges who presided over the first
Of series of debates that Is 10 be
staged between the various societies OF
Henry Kendall college for the debat-
ing championship Of the school.
Ivan Grove and otto Seymore rep
resented the Philo club. while Alex
Wilson and Everett Pope represented
the victorious Wcbstcrs. The affirm
atiVe was taken by the Philos. while
tho negative was taken by the Web
sters.
H. r. McMurtry Of Kendall, Carter
Smith of the firm Of Ably Il Tucker
and G. T.. Baldwin of the firm Of Bald
win ~ Spradhng composed the board
of judges
The subject for debate was Re
solved That the United States gov
orument should establish, own and
operate a merchant marine. The prin-
clpal argument VOWED by the atflrma-
tive was In substance as follows.
Affirmative Points.
a. For fifty years private capital has
been LEFT Iree to develop merchant
marine for America; their failure is
proved .u the fact that today America
carries only Sc per cent Of her com
mcrce i'm American ships. ,. Since all
other means have failed, ii is now
necessary for the suVcrnmGnt To take
hold for the protection to American
interests. 3. In .ubsidizing Of private
~ owned merchant marine there is
too much graft. I. The government
alone can give reform in this matter
because no reform Is ever given by
. lA lsf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-07
ITALIAN STEAMER
TORPED0ED, SUNK
One American Reported Killed
but Ship Carried Arms; No
Complications.

MADRID, Dec. 6.-(Nia Paris, @
.. mD-1he Italian steamship Pal
mermo. with 20 Americans on board,
has been torpedoed and sunk off the
Spanish coast one sailor reported TO
bc an American was wounded by a
shell and died i'm q hospital at Pala-
frugell, Spain, where the Survivors
were landed. Three others were Sc
riously wounded boy the torpedo.
The Palermo. 9.523 tons gross,
sailed from New York on November >
for Genoa and Spezu.
The ship was armed, it was said here
at rhe offices OF fairfield, Solari X
CO.. agents Of the NaVgatone Gen
crale ltaliaua. owners of the Palermo.
She carried two three inch rifles,
mounted aft.
These guns" said MIR. Solari. were
carried for defense only
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-07
MUSIC TEACHERS ORGANIZED
Local Association Perfected With
Weaver at the Head

The Music Teachers association Of
Tulsa met last night at the library
and perfected an organization which
hope will be of great benefit. not
alone to the teaching fraternity, but
to all patrons as well.
The object of this organization Is
the elevation of the standards of
teaching and performance, the ad-
Nancement of American compositions.
the improvement of general musical
taste and the cultivation of "A froternoi
feeling among its members.
Tho organization has membership
.oi l6. John Knowles Weaver was Sc
lected president of the association.
The next meeting of the associa
ton will be held at the library on
IAnuarN 3. 1917.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-07
A PIPE NO BAR TO HEAVEN
Neither VIII Whist Keep IA Woman
Out. d BishOn saws.

SAIINA, Kan. Dec. 6.-Because a
man smokes a pipe and a woman plays
whist does not prove they are not
Christians, and is not a bar to heaven,
declared Bishop Kephart of Kansas
City 10 a Salina audience last night.
christianity is growth from
Within" he said and finds its eN-
pressions in the inner life OF the indi-
viduaL"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-07
SynlpatIly.

when I was a boy" said the gray-
haired physician, who happened 20 be
in reminiscent mood, II wanted to
be soldier, but my parents persuaded
me to study medicine"
"Oh, we'll" responded the sympa-
thetic druggist. such Is life. Many
man with wholesale aspirations has
TO content himself with retail busi-
ness. s."-Birmingham Age Herald.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-07
BORAH AFTER MILITIA LAW
Idaho senator Seeks to Repeal Fed
CraliIation Net.

.Torah of Idaho announced today that
he had prepared bill to repeal the
act which federali1ed the nations
guard.
THE liberalization Of the national
guard has been demonstrated in the
Mexican situation to have been a fall
ure," said he. 1T will be useless to
attempt u universal military training
as long as the present militia law re-
mains ON the statute books"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-07
AKDAR'S BAND ENTERTAINS
Shrine Musicians Play in Street. Then
Give Il Concert

The Akdar Temple concert hand
paraded the principal business streets
tuesday evening ana later gave a con-
cert in the lobby of the Hotel Tulsa
before an audience that completely
filled the lobby space.
This band has created reputation
from Tulsa to the Pacific coast and
the concert Tuesday evening was CIV
en- as a means of advertising the CONF
ing ballet, which is being brought
to Tulsa by the Shriners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-07
OKLAHOMA CITY

plentiful in Oklahoma this season than last.
The shooting season began December l and
will close January l. So far the hunting
licenses issued in oklahoma this year mum
bered 37,7l5 This is 10000 more than
were issued last year.