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The Little River news., 1916-06-28
RUSSIANS HOLD AT BUKOWINA
Capture kimpOlung, Last Important
 Town Held by the AuStrians.

London, June 25.-The Russians have won possession of the entire Aus trian crown land of Bukowina, says a Reuter- dispatch from Petrograd today They have occupied the town of Kim polung in the extreme southern part of the province in the foothills of the Carpathians, the last important place remaining in Austrian hands, and with it have taken more than 2000 prison CTS, the dispatch adds
 The Austrian official cOmmunicat- ion received here from Vienna admits the falling back of the Austro-Hungar- ian forces before the Russians. saying
 Tn Bukowina we have occupied new positions between Kimpolung and JOkobeny. We eXcavated the heights south of Betrometti and Wiznic with out the enemy influencing our action. ;
 Violent attacks on tha Austro-Ger- man forces which have encountered the Russian offensive in Volhynia are being continued. The German War Office announced today that all these attacks, made repeatedly with strong forces, had been repulsed.
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
REVIVAL AT AUDITORIUM
Meeting With Great Success; PrObab
 ly Close Wednesday Night.

The Christian revival at the auditor ium is growing in interest Great crowds are attending. Twenty-seven have been added to the church.
 The children did remarkably we'll in the bible drill Sunday night. The win ners of the first prizes were Urs.e Ringgold and Cecil Lott. The follow ing received the second prizes: Tres sic Snyder, Myrtls Treas Sadie Grounds, Elizabeth Mabery and Mag gie Bell Simpson.
 The revival will probably close We'd nesday night. The themes for this week are as follows:
 Tuesday 8 p. m. "The Old Pathes' or "A pl a for the Unity of Gods Children"
 Wednesday p. m. What Doth the Lord, Thy God Require of Thee?'
 An entertainment will be given Thu rsday at p. m. at the auditorium Everybody is welcome.
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
METHODIST NOTES
Meeting Begins Sunday; Delegates to
 Attend District Conference.

All who are going to Hatfield to tle District Conference should buy round trip tickets. Your ticket both ways will only be $3.65 from Ashdown. They will be on sale Jun1 28, 29, 30, good until July 3rd The delegates from the lower part of the district will be through Ashdown on the roon train Thursday the 29th. I hope to take a full delegation, leaving for Hatfield Thursday at noon.
 A series of m etings will begin at the Methodist church Sunday at the evening service. Sunday school will be held at 10 a. m., but no preaching at the morning hour. Rev. Lindsay of Nashville is to do the preaching. He is a splendid preacher and l am sure all will be benefited who hear him Let us give him our support.
 F. P. DOAK.
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
HOME BOYS ENLIST
Seven Boys from AshdOwn Answer call
 of Country and Enlist.

While Ashdown has no company of National Guards she will be repre-. sented in Uncle Sam's army when the expected clash with Mexico comes The following are the young Ash , down patriots, who have answered the call of the country, when Company
 r entraind at Houe for Fort Logan H. Roots Monday, these were with them Ross Johnston, Edward Freeman, Horace Doak, Conger Dooley, Faubus Purtell, H. s. G. Olightly and Will lie Warren Potts. It it now expected that the company will re- main at Little Rock but few days, when they will likely be sent to Fort Sam Houston near the border for fur ther orders. The total enrollment of the company including the band was eighty, and other recruits are expect ed. Edward Freeman has promised to write weekly tters to the News which will be read with interest by the Lit tie River county people, We are proud Of these boys and hope to see them all come marching home again covered with glory and success
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
s2O, 800 FOR OUACHITA COLLEGE
Most of Estate of Mrs. Florence l Will.
 son Goes to School and Church.

Philadelphia, June 24.-Ouachita College will t $2O,OOO for an endow- ment fund, and the First Baptist church of Philadelphia will get ap- proximately $15,0OO from the estate of the late Mrs. Florence I. Wilson whose will was read today. Mrs. Will son died on June 13. The estata Is es- mated to be worth $45,O00. most of which is in cash.
 The church will receive $9.0OC cash or liquidate the debt on the stru- cture, which was built sev1ral year ago at cost of $45,O0O. In addition the Wilson home anl household goods valued at about $6,O0O go to the church to be used as parsonage.
 The will specified that the money fol the college was to be used as an en- dowment fund only.
 Mrs. Wilson lived here most of her life. No near relatives survive.
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
FLOODED HOGS
 HAVE ARRIVED
Arkansas State Bank Receives g ThorOughbreds for Pig Clubs.
 Are Poland China Breeds.

The Arkansas State Bank of this city was expecting yesterday the last consignment of the thoroughbred Pu- land China pigs for the pig club boys The rigs are registered and range from to months They are being pastured near the M ID. Majors place on the east side of town, and all who fancy finc stock are invited to go out an! look at them. They will be kept ir this pasture for two weeks while they are recovering from anti-cholera vaccination and being rendered inn mune. These hogs, which will ba widely distributed over this end of the county will go forward toward de- veloping an interest in better hogs. There are 32 in number.
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
PRISONERS BREAK PENITEHTIA'l
IS COn,icts Hold Ip guards, get guns
 Escape. from State Farm.

Little Rock, June 26.-Led by Yates Standridge, notorious criminal, and armed with guns and revolvers snug glcd from the outside, IF convicts held up two guards, forced them to open a case of guns and revolvers in the of- fc then escaped flom the state farm at Tucker Jefferson "ou:ilJ, st mid i" -hi
 .'D,nc of the men, according to the carly reports received at the penlten- tiary here at 12:55 o'clock this morn ing, were: Charles M yers, Jim Hay den. John Needham, Shorty Williams, Joe Johnson and Clayton Patrick. TWO hundred and fifty other convicts in the stockade slept through the deliv- cry.
 Nightwatchman Stout. employed by the Ponitentiary Commission, and a trusty guard were held up by the men and forced at the point of guns to un- lock the stockade door and to open the gun case in the office.
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
OGDEN LOCAL NEWS.

Ogden, June 26.-(Special.)- )-Roy Budd was at TeMarkana Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs Dode Cohen and child ren of Texarkana visited Mir and Mrs. Check Hardy Sunday
 A. G. Crosby was in Ashdown Thu rsday.
 H. J. Tyson was here Friday.
 Miss Grace Ball and John E. Cole spent last Tuesday in Texarkana
 Hue Oliver returned Saturday from a visit in Memphis.
 Hymond Dupree was here Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Bearden and daughters, Emma and Carrie and Miss Emma Hunter of Hicks were the guests of MT and Mrs Glenn Gill Sunday. Mrs. E. A. Velvin was in Texarl.ana Wednesday.
 Miss Martha Leatherwood left Sun day morning for Hope to visit relativ- eS.
 Misses Mae and Minnie Smithson. Cleo and Coral and J. E. Cole attend ed picture show at Texarkana Sat urday night.
 Fred Fay was in Texarkana We'd nesday.
 A number of the young people met at the home of Mrs. J. G. Smithson Saturday evening and spent a very pleasant evening with music and cards. A Mr. and Mrs. Jackson were here Tuesday and Wednesday nights with moving picture machine Fair sized crowds attended each night MT. and Mrs. J. w. Huckabea and children of near Hope were the guests of MT. and Mrs w. B. Leatherwood Friday and Saturday.
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
ICE PLANT STARTS
First Ice Made by AshdOwn Ice X
 Power Company Monday.

The fir.t ice was made by the Ash down Light Power Company's new plant was turned out Monday. This was the test run and unless something d Nelopes causing adjustment. as it common with new machiney they will go right ahead. The new light mach inery Is nearly all on the ground and work has begun on installation. The managem mt of the company believes that the ice plant may be kept rum ming for the short time required to in stall the new machinery.
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
FOREMAN REVIVAL CLOSES
The Rev. John D. Freeman Returned
 Rome Monday Morning.

The revival meeting closed Sunday night at Foreman, after two weeks of services. A great deal of interest was shown by the people of the town and the crowds at thl Sunday night ser vices were largest Foreman church. goers have seen in some time. John D. Freeman did the preaching. Twelve professod faith and five joined the church durng the meeting. MT. Free man returned to this city Monday
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
HELD FOR FORGERY
LoVlett Willis, Negro, Held for FOrg.
 ing Cheek on Local Man.

Lovelet Willis, negro, was arrested and given a preliminary trail at Ogden Saturday. on 2 charge of forgery It is alleged that the negro forged the name of LD. Ransom, who lives near here, to check for $500. Willis was bound over to the grand jury. It is also thought that the negro has been active in several similar cases in this place recently. The other cases will also be investigated at this term of court.
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
LITTLE CHILD DIES
Little Miss Hadel Louise Caulder Died
 Sunday MOrdnng.

Mrs. A. B. Caulder of this place pass ed away Sunday morning, after it had been here only short time. It is greatly missed in the hom-. The be- reaved ones having lived here for a number of years have many friends who extend to them their deepest sympathy
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
WORKERS INSTITUTE
Institute Will be Held at Wilton Bap- fist Church by Rev. Freeman.

A three days institute for church and Sunday school workers will be held at Wilton Baptist church Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. John D. Freeman will lead in the work and will be assisted by other teachers. Services each morn- ing. afternoon and evening. All are invited to attend.
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
SERIES OF BALL GAMES
Richmond Will Play DeQueen Wednes
 day, Thursday and Friday.

The DeQueen ball team will arrive on No. 1 Wednesday morning en- route to Richmond, where they will play that team a series of three days, Wedesday, Thursday and Friday. The games will be played on the Richmond grounds.
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
Junior Picnic.

Mrs. Clyde Briant gave a picnic in the lawn north of the courthouse Sat urday afternoon from to 6 o'clock to the Junior Missionary Society. The little folks had great time with gam es on the pary like lawn under the shade of the great trees. Lunch and yefreshpents were served, .,s
The Little River news., 1916-06-28
VILLA ALIVE; JOINS CARRANZA
Report of Agreement Is Used to In.
 list Bandit Chiefs Followers.

ElPaso, Tex, June 26.-Informa- tion reached here today from appar- ently reliable sources that Francisco Villa until recently at Sant Rosalio, had reached an agreement with the was being used to Induce his follow CTS to join the Carranza forces.
The Little River news., 1916-06-28

W. H. ADAMS LUMBER YARD. See me for prices, all kinds build ing material. Just unloaded car oi those good Hope brick.
 ". H. ADAMS.
The Little River news., 1916-06-28

Wood for sale-W. B. Pruitt. If
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

Yrreres Spnfrau. SOueobeitprel.
len ior ganmarfs 9p%reriorenina bar
M uoarbei6et ct anoragenoe til 3es
arring oa Rigs0a9 on en- Ssnior-
hsielie Tor 2Grere % Sprerinoer
9Prerioreningen anoraaer ON ct TO-
relsbiqt 9illGg, inotil man fan ifrioe
til en- aIminoeIia Heform al 9sn.
ninaslopen. &ropene er uoget bsiere
emo Gi~pilptaternes, i6et man ifotaIcr
.9nIfc ON ct 9iapp al 300 Or. oar.
lia FOR 6amiIieforieraere ioen 5ri.
boliq oa $50 ar. for 5nmilieforisr.
aere meo Tribolig; for uaiite uoen
5riboIia pnffcs $50 Ger. % meo Sri-
bolia $50 Or. 9iIIiqe isees Der ON
TorbsieLip Of TimeIsnningcrne % ON
TilfGp iii Se ~peniionereoe 9rrere %
oprerinoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
On 0ampeitens.6o n.

6n aampeiteus-69n. - Get er
%uiitnof ret en%eitonenOe at trGfie iaa
pGl0iqe Wagier al aalnpeiten /
SpIlnno iom / 5re0erifsbapnS n0r.
meite Omean, ifriper aNoroi. Oo9
b(o0." Mellem Morferne iinoes ito.
re bre0e og 6sie aampeitenS0iqer.
0iSie SteumaSier er iamlet al Sor.
oerne, on 2llltiperinaen / lPngit ior.
lplnone Iioer beapnote. 8eo ail.
Ben SfoIe OF fSlnoe airfe err Der
uiitnof Sc iterite Stenmnsie r tilboge
8eit for Sre0erifsboon. 8eoStron.
Den og pno oa oeo Sirtsbolmene er
ser oaion Masier al Sten. 0a San.
men bnaae0es. nnuenotes Der Mns.
fer al @gnens Sten; men fsrit | DC
Ienere 9(nr bar ltonptteIien al Dem
rigtiq tnget 6nrt. 1oa Sirtsbol-
meme bar ct fort St%enbuaaeri be.
banSlet Mnsier al Sten Gi9eiom
CHARACTERIZATION oeo @onqsboitrono.
Tor 5ioen bnlorer TO Stenfnuiere
pon Ggnen, en- beo Slooe Rirfe og
en- onoen poo MpboImen. On Sang
| l9neit henfnrne 9iocr - fom
3ompeitcnene, Tom finoes ber, iei-
len6e pno itore Ssbierae fra Iorge.
Sien Ineltcoc, oa Stenene ianf neo
pao oct npifabte 9on6. 0onmnrf.
ga, ionIeoes fortpIler @eoloaerne.
lOa mi er Stenenes Treo otter
forbi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
Nn GurfpIeIic til 5000 0r.


aammerionger @elge aisien oeo
fonaeIigc I6eater / 9o6eu6aun er
bleoet ina, ban er iorfolet. SDgoom
er 6oer Won6s 6erre, finn / bette
.Siliuf0e 5ar 0et uGret Stoten en-
foitbar 0erre. 3orcitillinaen forles
Sen, a&alt0riea@, meo 6ru Glen
@llbranOion ION @Glt. maatte mi0t
paa 0l1en ioranoreS, % oqina Ell
on0en 9fften fuaoe y8olfprien" life
opiares. Get betpoer. at Get f9l.
Gbeater elf Slip al TO ll0iolgte &u8.
til Gels til for6Gieoe 4riier. Geguet
no / 9enge oil BET iiae. at Staten
ban Risiens SD9Oom bar ct Cab,
iom fife fan iGttes rinaere enO til
5000 ar. 8onife 9laoe fritiierer
itprft, at man paa Rationnlicenen
life har in0fert bet ofte loDe0e Oil.
blerinasi1item. 5beotret bar for 81
Sen fife minore emo 8 9%nrptoniiter.
iom inqenhtnoe er opernnitrcnqte,
oq iom lrnqes efter at foa &oGIer.
Get fnnoe oerior fife npre noQen
@onifeliq6eo beo at iao Nisiens
Gorti uoisrt al en- n6en SonQer,
iaa 56eatret bapoe illtppet at butte
Soreitillingen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

- 0nsoag ben s. Marts IS
JON Snifer 9iGlpen, iaa S1emaer
%noleoeret ira 5ngioreninger, 9Dge-
faster % Ar6eiosleoigbeOsfasier
S alt CT Der til prionte % til De
eorige u6oelin9Site0er u0leoeret
10000 Sbemaer. 9iaar De afben.
te0e Scbemaer er u0Dl0te % atte-
iterte al 6oOemeltrene, fan DER itrafs
5entes B9roim9rfer paa Dem. ID I.
let ct al 6oio 8arton, % paa blaa
@rumo er trDft oct 8ar0i, 90 Ere
iant ielgenoe &efit: 0ette 8uroi-
mgrfe gpl0er 8gbenbaons Som,
hume Ue0 a6b al De 0i1tigite SeD.
netsmiOIer og 8rUnoiel eller til
Detailing a 9usleje. enbuer, JONI
bar lmoer 1850 Ger. / Narsinotalt
% Bgrn un0er "A aar, fan faa
2 iaaOanne QiGrter OH llgen ior
6Dert Barn. Gen fonmtnale BE.
ipisning al 9ern mellem 3 % Z
aor er oaiaa beggnot. DeSuOen oil
Sfolebeipi8ningen blioe u0oi0et.
st @ftcripil. @n lille Dreng, aai
Semen, bleo / December Waane0
orG6t al Ell Sporoo9n / SiteOgaoe
/ a%sben6oon 0a BAN ioriegte at REQ
De to inaa aammerater ira iamme
SfP6ne. Genne lllDfte bar M iaa.
ct ct igraeli9t @ileripil. Goanimre
rem, Sanien, er i'll. -. l." 6leDen
rant al ct 0erDeAocf % bar maat
tet meloc iia ira 1ieneiten. Set er
mere enc toiDliomt. on 5an nogen
Sinoe fommer til at ere en- 8ogn
igen
Wargarinen Uar for oul. @n
min0re 0lorgariniubrif @(ar6as
2lat bar betaIt . ar. / 9e0e til
Statsfnsien, iorOi Q}arlarinen par
iaroet itprfere gul END tilln0t.
0OOsfalb. Otter ilere Mars 5pa.
geli9beO er i'm. 0oerosiiitent pe0
9anobo6oiifolens ambllfoute lano
%efonomiife 2aboratorium $. Z.
2nroe aigaet peo 8e0cn / en- 4l.
Der at 60 9lar.
Baron u. 9erc6e. 6orpogtcr
al 5ageiteogaaro oeo 6ol6pf eifer
lpngere 1ios Soaeleic aiaooct peo
0p0en, IS 9for ami.
@n i oioe 9re0ie fenOt Mano,
areatir6an6ler Ma0s 9rimoabl /
Sfioc 6Ieo iii. ~Sfipe 2(oiS" iorle
Den 9liten rant al ct apopIeftiif
.9ilinloe un0cr ct 0pbolO ri.
boras 5tal6. San bleo itraf9 6raat
til lit Stem 6por ban no paa ri
oiaif oco 8ooen, 56 }for
CANNED.
GrritenS ENTHUSIASTIC. Tn me
9iifop / aalborg, SIR. VuoHias.
er af6olSsmano. San bar ielu ior
tall. 6oorIeoes oct eff til, at 6aa
blep set. ; fin Gaenifab al Brett
oeo 9or 3reliers airfe paa @bri.
%itiansbnpn ifltloe ban mGgle / ct
g6ateifnb, 6nor ser / nogen 5i0
bapoe DGret lllpffe o. Splio. Get
oiite lia. "a Oct fom til ipDenoe o.
ii0it, at Rartcrnc ne6ig uiloe ira
%ainon0en; men 0onen, iom bar Den.
Der bnDoe braqt alogen irem, itIl
le0e en- uomaaaeli1 5or6riug Man
Den mantte bIiDe Ai6olosmano. Ia
itor 2u0pias bapoe / noaen 5io iar
tlaret Wanoen. at OpplOelien II
oenne Iororina par Den a6ioh1te
0etingeIie Tor IilbaaepenOelien Al
0armoni o9 2nffe I bans Gin. -
euoelia ipnte5 Wanoens WoOoilfie
At nGre opernmoet ~ Sn, ia, cr
flrreoc ban - lea ifnl meloe MI
iu0 I en- Notwithstanding, 6uig4ra
item oil gsre BET iammel 9nitor 9llo
pi9S par natlrligois life Ii0et ior
6aoiet oocr 8orlangenoet, men er
flpreoe iaa - 9u Del. ui meloer
.os beage inc / en- af6oloSioreninal
- 9iif0ppen iortGaer MI oi0ere:
"a ic1 aitenen otter gif paa
.9laa @ors' aontor Tor at beierae
min SnOmeloelie, meote ieg Nan
Ben ] Osren. San 6ao6e oGret paa
aontoret / famine g@rinOe iom iea.
Otter at 6ormaliteterne bar bra9t
| Oroen Tor NIT @eofommenOe, %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

til i'm 6aoer, en- 4rbeiosmanO i
Ome9nen al 8orssr. 5aoeren bleo
meget oreO og erflGreoe, at ban life
piloe 6aoe benoe biemme og life ie
benoe mere. gun 6apoe nentIig for
noBle Oiaaneoer iiOen itiitet 9efen0t.
ifob meO ell At oe mango @arine.
i%oIoater, ser p. Z. gpr Gieneite i
i aorsor, o. 5plgerne par life noe
bIeoef, oa MI 0iOIte Dun 6oerfen
bans 9taou eaer bans chile Stil-
ling. Saa 6aD0e bun gioet fig paa
@ei 10 { ocn Dfoe gerocn, uoet8en.
&c % uOcn no9et beitent Maal.
Salten % trpt bar Bun naaet Sore
% oi0ite life. 6pao bun ifuloe gpre.
geo De TO Gamers Sialp fom bum
no poa 2(mtsiD9e6uiet, ioet 6atti9.
oaienet tog fig al 6enoe, % neite
Gag bleo bun ienot til aorS6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
stOr Scioiaclic mob SreOcrieir

Stor Scioiaclic mob 6reOcrieia
aOmmnne. 0pfrpoeren al Gigiit
Tor @nnO OF @Ieftrititet, @eni.
Stabsierqeont 9raif oeoe Ell al Be
i6rIte5 Gaqe 1 settle gfar. Set oiier
l III. nj 9raif far opfrUDet ca.
10000 ar. mere. ems ban bar al
Gnat Heanifab FOR. 9eIoiqelierne
bar flfnoet Ste6 gennem Here 9(nr.
@raif par en- itilfpr0ig WanO, ser
ns0 alminoelia 5iIGio, oa ban bar
aloria perionlia %ertrooagont; man
Oeo 0erfor rn0ml life, 6pa6 set tore
.@eleb er brugt til, Sre0ericia On
rdoo far hof6t ertraor6inprt Ms0e
s 0ette oplnite @orameiteren, at
Ser al 8nn0aiaiiten manaleoe 10,
7AS Or. 3 Ore % al @leftricitet8.
niaiiten 74t6 ar. 10 Gre. "a al
Osoe Spfrnper Drafts 3nniGic life
fan orffe bette 9eIeb, ne6toqes 0et
at anmooe ON friminel ltnoerie.
1eIie Al Snaen, bI. a. Tor at iaa
fonitnteret, 6oor oen beioegne Sum
or blepet al. enopioerc n~eoiatteS ct
; Monos llopalg Der ifal iorctaQe
en- llnoerisaeIie iaoocG Al Den lore.
Eagenoe Soa iom al belle apmme.
riets 6or6olo % 6orretnin9sgan9
liant %ooerueie oen iremtioige Oro.
nina nj SpfrUpnin1en al 9ommll.
mems 02iolcr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
eIOtiOsfmnb. SEQ 4leinina oper

0fbtiOsiunO. SEQ @leining ooer
en- 8pmpc6oi itoote @oar0eier Sans
Saeo5ien / Starnp pao en- @rab
ira .9ronceal0eren. 5 Ell Stenipts
nina loa meIlem 2Cife og Setter al
9en 4 9%ronceringe, 1 brGffet
Sppr6, I 9%ar6erfnio, 1 lille 9nio
imuffe 6oriirinqer og I 5pl
6lnoet er inobercttet til 1%tntional.
muisst
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08
1hrtiOshirIpen @pbemhapm.

aommunens Inrtiosfontor poa
Rnaobniet onbncocs lforIcoen, oa
r1ilitrsmnineen par itor, mcloer
bonife 9Iaoe. Ter noIeperebes fra
Moaobuict ferite Dag nriten 5000
Sdemaer, % iamtioie flinoe De,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

6n triit Siitorie. 90 linae 9omer
trof forle0en Mften neo Ottetioen
en- ung Giae, ser 9if pno Sors 60
oe oa grab beftigt. Fieen bar meaet
ulpffelia op oiloe, til at begpnbe
meb, life inoInoe ia meb Dem; men
lfot efter liof fit De fsgen6e Oplps.
ninaer ON Gariaeen til henoes Cor
tuipTelie: Siin bopoe tent hos en-
.Tfffer | @orsgr | ca. 5 Ior, men
oiloe reiic til oen /. 2eb, Seroper
bar Tiffercn breo, boboe tiltalt ben.
oe boorot oa itsot til benoe, bpor.
for BUN forIoo Ylaoien og Git biem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

0Gr ueS at inoe6rGnoe. Ia Rel
manoen ira Soliieo iorle0en 6or.
miooag fom gaaenoe gennem Gin.
"trip, opoageOe ban. at Der trTnate
Rsg no al &inOiier % 8ere pan
aarl 5risis Sils. o. ban flnoe bsre
ct Barn ifriae inoe / Suiet. Stue-
osren bar lndict; men gennem Stal'
Ben, 9oen, 6oritien % asffenet
fanOt ban inc SooeoGreliet, bpor-
ira en- fuplcuoe Rsa ilog BAN /
|M8soe. San filnoe inaen SD OBJ.
0aae; men 9arret fuuoe bsres inoe
| oct rsginlote Stun, 90 ifgnt ban
bar mar peo at furles, trGngtc ban
ocrino oa fif lat | oct lille Barn.
Barnet Iaaoe ban no 2aoen, boor.
eitcr ban fog lat pao at faa olle
Dprene no al Stfet. Smfolertio toin
Haboen til. De TO M9iro fonot M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

Nar9arinen Uar for aul. @n
ninorc 0}argariniubrif Nar6a9
9lmt bar betalt . ar. 9g0e til
statsfnsien iorOi 0}arlarinen par
iaroet itprfere quI enc tilla0t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-08

1ireftprififte peb ennobobsjifo.
len. 6 2ebet Of Sommeren fan BET
fyeqqe .Pol." pentes, at ben man.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02

aongen bar alene | 9aa0en ionl
plltOielig bleo faitet OOer al ct
9inOitgo, iaa aon9en ialot | 8an-
oct. 0ten ban tit fot Den fnntre-
0e 9aa0s 9ipling, % oct lpffeOes
6nm at fonme op paa Den o9 iptte
fig tpers eper aslen. S Oenne Stil'
ling bleu ban iastta9et ira eano,
og Der bleo siebliffelig ienOt gaa-
6e no ior at reooe BAN.
9sbnbnpn 81. Suli. aong Sri
titan operrafte | 8aor TO Gigaret-
etllier al Sslp til to Stoleorenge,
inn uar neo til at reO0e bam, oa
ban fuloiejle0e pna 9lar6usiior0en /
5reOags. Otter at bnpe taffet De
to 0renge, fsrte aongen o8 9ron'
ningen til en- 9feitallrant ior at
taffe Gieren, Ser opoa9eoe aongens
farlige Stiling og 9iorOe anifrig.
aongen iorGreoe Dam en- 0iamant-
ring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-02

@rlno pes oeres 9lngreb ! Sgn.
bags. 9usiernes Succes iort.
ipttes, % troos Spifernes itGrfeitc
Mooitono trPnger De itaoig npr.
mere iflo imoo Ropel. Sielge lloi-
iiciel Meloing / 9liten &. 9lu9)
er oe noaet oper Stofboo.6looen
belle Strpfningen mellen aopel.
Sornp og aopel. el.Hoiitihe 9anerne
= Sen. 2ethit5fp, bois Operatio.
ner itonoieoes peo Gperiosmmelie
al 0nieiter-6looen, presier after
fremao imoo Stanislan, nof ct be-
tp0eligt Sern6onecentrum.
Dngs Morgen = Den an.
Ben 9InrsOo9 for 5piflonos @rflp.
ring al 8rig imoo 9luslano iinOer
oe frigsisrenoes relatine Stilling
iaare forifellie ira, bbao oen bar
ben isrite 9lorsoag. De 9llliereoe
ierer M en- 6eloig Oiieniip poa ale
sSronter, og Gentrolntngterne er
iaa ao0t iom ale 8egne paa 8e.
feniiuan. aeIier Wil6eIm Ieire.
oe 9lnleoningen, be0oer oct ira 2on.
0on, peo at noiteoe lroflamatio.
ner til lin S9r, i'm 5laaoe og lit
6oIf, bpilfe oanoeoe al fortiat Sil.
lio til, at SpIflono enoelig pil lei.
re. - Operationerne paa gitiron.
ten opergaar iremoeles Dem BE-
| item / oramatiif Snteresie. De mill
tPre aritifere llotrpffer 9elinoring
| for 9fisiernes 2nftif, iPrIis for
generol 9rusiilofis 'Stratesi, Der
goor ITO paa at oripe EN- aile ino
imellem 9itrigerne og Juiferne,
ioet ban mener, at Gitrigerne iioen
| tuif Ststte mart pil faloe inmnen.
9rititere iiger, at De sitri9iteStrios'
frriter meIlcm 2ipa o1 Tnieiter
6lo0erne er oenite. - st Hpgte
oper 9fom ON, at Sfopel og 8laoi'
nir8olpnifn relnmeS er life itao'
ipitet. men 9om cr gerne pei I'M
oerrettet anaoaenoe rusiiife yapbe'
ser. = Soor grusiilofiS n9lteSlol
bill inIoe, oeo man life. = Pad
8eitironten er oct forboloSuis TO
liet; tpife Mooangreb er diiloaet