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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-05

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Functional
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SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO DISEASES
PECULIAR TO WOMEN
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POISON DlSEASES-We
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S43 North Delaware Street. Indianapolis, Indiana
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-05

also been installed for drying turkish
towels and other such articles upon
which it is necessary to keep the nap
standing.
Two Ford cars especially built for
the new firm will take care of the col
lection and delivery of laundry.
Twenty girls and seven men will be
employed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-05
TO TEACH SERVING.

The class In serving under the d.
rection of Miss Elsie Marshall of Earl
ham college will be organized at the
high school building tonight as q new
course in the curriculum of the night
school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-05
INFLUENZA CLOSES SCHOOL.

CRAWFORDSVILLE Ind, Jan. s.
So alarming has the grip epidemic
become here the public schools will
not be reopened until next week at
least.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-05
form Of Senreeo Tooth Paste.
Indianapolis, Indiana

form Of Senreeo Tooth Paste.
Senreco contains the best cor.
rective and preventive for pyor-
rhea known to dental science.
Used daily it viii successfully pro-
teet your teeth from this disease.
Senreco also contains the best
harmless agent for keeping the
teeth clean and white. 1t has Q
refreshing favor and leaves .
wholesomely clean. cool andpleas-
ant taste IN the mouth.
Start the Senreoo Treatment
tonisht-full details m the folder
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-05

An African frog sounds a call under
water that can be heard for long dis.
tances. r-.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-05

The production Of hemp in China,
the original home Of the hemp plant.
Is greater than that OF any other
nation except Russia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-05

wrapped around evesy tube.
Symptoms described. A
25c two o.. tube i aui6e;euk
for SIX o. eight webs q the
pyorrhea treatment. CT
Senreoo 1t your dzuegists
today. o. end e n stampe
g. coin for sample tube and
folder. Adde'S The S.
tanel Remedies Co. S07
Union General Bldg, &-
einna6, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-05

Lisbon will spend $5,0O0,OO0' to i'm.
prove its port facilities.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-05

The most widespread
disease IN the luorLd

The most widespread disease in
the world today is that dread If
lection Of the teeth called pyor-
rhea. Nine out Of every ten grown
persons have it to some extent.
You may have it and be unaware
Of it. Whya Because scientists
have proved that the cause Of this
disease 10 a germ which inhabits
esery human mouth. and that
Thousands have this disease and
do not realize it until it reaches
the advanced stages Of bleeding
gums and loose teeth.
Accept the advice dentists
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-05

everywhere are glvn4 and
take special precautions in
your daily toilet against this
disease. To meet the need
for such 4 daily treatment
and to enable everyone to
take the necessary preeau-.
tons against this disease. q
prominent dentist has put
his own prescription before
the public IN the convenient
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

also bangles about the hem OF tho gar
nent. and is decorative trim for the
dropped arnholcs. which are merely
meut.
The model Of which we rave--lucidly.
We bopn-.had a lining that WAS Of gray
and rose in one-inch stripes. Ii was
All very modsh. very much Of the
minute. and extremely youthful for a
tura Of this class. which is usually
biightcd with AN appearance OF middle
age.
old age is beautiful. but middle aye
is ~ebelijoGs frettinS.
When soft. thin material l. used for
the farthingalc skirt. il often happens
that as much AS seven yards OF fabric
is shirrcd into the wais,line. The fun
Skirt does not give Itself kindly to
cores. Box plaits are greatly favored
20 conceal the excessive width. and TO
tuck IL away at the waist line.
The rule for the length Of the skirt
seems 10 he short ones for dancing
and longer ones for tho street Even
when tho skirt is short there is a drop
skirt underneath OF lace OF chiffon ex-
tending several inches below the hem.
Jackets are scmfttad. and the
haSQurs fare 20 such an extent that
lady actually bristlcs When there
- Il hoop in the hiplinc. the pcplurn
ming around in baskets
Surprising. heh"
Copyright, 1916, b. j KccieyD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

has always been "a clca minded man(
and is easily Influenced by dcspcabie
class Of people who tell him they will
do great things for him--peopic whose
only desire is TO get control Of his
business.
His hobby Is divorcc--he talks con-
tinually OF getting divorce from his
wife. the truest woman in the world.
He declares he Will commit suicide
rather than live with her. and he ac-
cuScs her of the foulest and most in
conceivable crimes. lie is suuandering
his resources, disgracinK his family and
driving his wife 10 tho grave For
Gods sake. what can be done
y better description o. paresis. or
"softeninG Of the brain" as 1t is vul-
carly known. could scarcely be writ
ten. There is but one thing TO do. in
the mans own ntercs, and in the in
tcresj of his family. His wife should
apply to the Judge or court OF rec
ora for commission i'm lunacy TO
examine tho man. Then he may he
committed TO hospital ana properly
treated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
| REPORT REVIEWS TARIFF
EFFECTS ON COMMERCE
Secretary Rcdicld submits Figures
Dealing with Operations OF
Last Three Acts.

WASlIINC:TON. March "a com.
prchcnsive report OIL the value OF Amer.
lean imports and exports. the import
duties Of the last three tariff acts. tho
value of imports as compared with
domestic productions, the expenditure
for wages in various Industries under
the present tariff and the effect of tn.
war on foreign trade has been submit
ted TO the Senate by Secretary Ped.
field of the Department Of Commerce.
The average rate Of duty on inn
ports under the Underwood Simmons
tariff says the report, shows "A less
marked decrease from the previous.
rates than ~ frequently Inferred
The net effects of the I'uderWood
simmons law. so far as shown by ia.
ninc-month return. are q considerable,
Increase In the free list. namely. from
90: TO 63.S per cent of the total inn
ports and a reduction averaging 10
per cent in the rate Of duty on the ,r.
ticles that remained subject to duty."
The secretary calls attention To ,hc
accuracy of the original estimate q,
;he revenue expected from the Under.
wood Simmons law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Case Of Paresis
By IpMiQm Brady. N. D.

Mr. N.Y. has been treating with =
nerve specialist" "a friend states "Hi,
symptoms are CD StubbornncsS-hc
never was so before this trouble began.
Inc trouble started suddenly Il wear
aSo--h" ran away with some funds
belonging to his employer. and though
ne went only ten miles from home he
insisted he was never coming back.
% lie has taken marked antipathy
Tor his family and all his old friends
CD lie refuses 10 take medicine. de-
clarinC that he is as sound as a dollar.
90 He dcceivcs everybody. and with :
out reason, about the most trivial
things.
He is forty -four years Old has al
ways been a man Of good health. but
drank considerably all his life. and is
a heavy smoker.
He doesn't want To mix with people
he has always mixed with. He has
spells OF dcspondcncy ana crying, but
usually is planning stupcndous AFFAIRS
and seems to think he has control OF
some mysterious but unlimited re-
sources. lie declares he can buy and
sell Rockefeller. for instance. His eyes
look CLASSY. and he lHoks down all the
time. He is inclined 10 say and do in
decent, shocking things Though he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Useful
Hints
=. >Ol'StS.

Mary Page. actress. * accused OF tho
m@rder OF David Pollock. ANA is defended
10y her lover. Philip Lnugdon PolloCi: was
Intoxicated At Mary's trial she admits she
had the revolver. Her maid testihes that
Mary threatened Pollock with IL previously.
and Mnrys leading man iinptcates Lang
don. How Mary disappears from the scene
OF the crime j. - mystery. brandon tells
%. n strange hand print I've saw on Mary 3
shouldcr. Further evidence shows that hor-
:or of drink produces temporary insanity in
Mary. The defense is "reprtssed psyche
sis. Witnesses describe Mary'S Hight
from her intoxicated father ana her father =
suicide. Nurse Walton describes the kid
mapping of Mary by Pollock and Amy Barton
tells OF Marys struggles 10 become an ac-
ir"sS, and 81 Policcks pursuit of h"r. She
describes The nervousness which tho mere
presence OF Pollock causes Mary. especially
When they are stranded iu a small town,
where they To work servants IN q
hotel. They are CompCllcd to lelN" because
Mary is .n..alt"d hy oac Of tho hoNid"rs
and further annoyed 10y Pollock. Lansd
chnrScs that Pollock secretly backed tho
play in which Mary was starred AMI offers
in evidence threatening letter from Dan
icls the manager, to Pollock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

amount iust shor, Of fatigue SAYS T..
t. Smith. Untcd States public Health
Service surgeon. For tho shopsirl
this may mean a three mile walk, for
the business man two hours OF golf.
etc, But it should hc taken daily, /,
should he compatible with the aye and
physique, II should be emioyablc. aud
not a bore. and /, should never be un-
dcrtakcn when tired or hungry"
Whether one walks. gardens. attends
gymnasium, or plays solf. the cxcr-
else should Ice free from the spirit Of
drudgery and filed with the zcst Of
enjoyment. y mans exercise should, If
possible he his hobby. No matter how
Door the hobby, If IT induces outdoor
exercise. II is iustifablc. The amateur
ScoloS!st. botanis; or ornithuloEist IS
perhaps less fortunate than the man
who has chicken yard or a garden
because one hobby can lie cultivated
only on favorable occasions and in
selected places, whereas the other is
an urgent dajlE absorption. The woman
who has 10 maid TO take the baby out
for its two-hour airing is fortunate
Lacking the necessary baby, the infu-
enc" OF the poodle * not 70 he despised
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
CALLS MOVIE MAN SWINDL Err
Woman Who Gave $500 TO lie Nndc
Sfnr Causes III.

CHICAGO. March William X.
"ieEieid was arrested in New York to-
DAY. according to word received here,
on warrant Issued from this city
charsin him with operating a conn :
dence game. Chicago officers lcf, for
the East 10 bring him back
Inc complainant ~ Miss Izora J.
bcadS. Of this city. who alleges She
gave Zicgfcld $500 on September 90 on
his promise To make q movie star OF
h"r and obtain n position for her
Then, she says, he disappeared Zicg-
field Is said to be the president OF III.
IicGfcld Film Company. with Offices in
New York. His home is in this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

The shor, skirt. said the juvenile
philosopher. las divulced the fact
that lovely woman is either knock
kuced Or how logged"
The short skirt said We, has been
perfectly frank. IL not more 50.
Lower LEGS as a young lady calls en-.
have proclaimed themselves nblush-
iuely 1t is all IN line with the plain
talk OF the times
is it?" asked the juvenile philoso-
ph.r with scoru II want 10 tell YOU
that it is mistake Nobody thinks
OF looking at :, girls face any more:
YOUR" just crazy wondering whether
her shoes are green or pulplc. laced or
buttoucd. and whether you're going to
catch "a glimpse "f her stocking or
not. Plenty OF times there's Il bit OF
the stocking. Aud one chcrishcs a
vague wonder as TO whether il matches
the shoe or The gown Feet have be,
como amazingly important"
Strange, said We. they're such
litu. things 20 worry about
But |, huy" arrived at "A conclusions"
insisted the Juvenile philosopher. and
'hat is the moro they run to shoes the
less they rum to brains. All their
thoughts appear 10 have dropped down
from the top story TO the basement
The really nice women I know wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Questions md ANSWERS.

Neuritis OF Facial Nc-vc--plcase de
scribe facial ncuritis have had II
in my system FOR three wears. but have
never had the facial part
Answ er--lnf,ammation Of the nerve
supplying one side of the face. II is
characterized by weakness or paralysis
OF the muscles on one side or !acc.
comes OH suddenly as rule and tho
patient may be unaware Of IL until
some one remarks abou, the Swelling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

MyNo.d"nta--Wnat is AllNoedcmn ..
What are tho symptoms % Is II durable ,
NnSwcr--Ih result OF abscnC. o..
inadcquacy OF secretion of tn. ,hyroid
gland. symptoms are mental hcbutudc.
physical lallncss, overweight, lack %.
pcrspiratior, dry, thick SKIN. puny.
eyes. pads or Fat on collar bones SLOW
pulse. subnornal temperature. g"usi-
tiNeness 10 cold, drowSinoss, thick lin.
Scanty or absent rncnstruatior in wan
en. II is durable by planduIay therap,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

L,ura--lt would be hard TO say Just
how long it would take to remove the
scars from your face by massage with
a skin food. II all depends upon how
readily your skin responds to treat
rIcut. ! should try it if were YOU, and
keep up the treatment for several
months without getting discouraged
shall be glad TO send YOU my formula
Tor Skin food If YOU will send me n
stamped addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

. -" hit" X hiSt ana more so.
ih"rc IS something sartorially lux
uriant abuu, fringcS
ih"ir swing aud sway ana piav arc
fascinating. They seem also to hc
wardrobe memories of oldcn times fo,,
W" not great grandmothcr's Cousin
N'iiSsa wear a slkcn gown trimmed
w" SI'N"n fringe. as exhibited in AN
%" u'SucrrcotypcH And WAS she not
P'"uhish OF her splcndor and elegance.
lying her head with royal scorn
,.i'' nearing upon her pulchritud!nous
>'saI' = superior sncev? She was
FfIh-" We see upon beuliiiru,
n'"h'chu "f sray faillc. which bears
something OF tn" outline and contour OF
Xxx ,'en i'iding Hoods coat. The
''"'h"Sh OF The body portion falls from
n '"n""cd yoke. which is covered win
me Sh"ftcst. coHiest looking little Gchu
t"P' c'"pht up IN front with a mother
o'-p'afI buckle, ana topped with -
turned over. softIy drapct collar
IrInsc Is used as a finish for This /,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Ethical
alks
Woman and lone

until YOU have worked the arch UP into
normal position again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Luxury Of Fringes
Suing and .Sway Recalls Memories
Of Old.
Is, Mime. 0ui Nirc.

Following the fashions seems to he
the only athletic exercise tina, some
women cnioy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

Minnie UUuious are Tie rcsu, Of
great pressure aad friction Oh ;hc
Joint, most frequently tho large one OF
The Gr"a, Toe. The joint should t..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

Companion, anguitana SDnooens
engelife Organ: .8i fan imioler.
ito fife ultOlaoe at uotrnffe Ell
1nnfe, Der after % after er fom.
men frem for os. 9iloe oct fife
uere enifeligt og t~tlraoOeIi9t, at
De %ipenife, n%orite, 0anife, iinife %
tslanoife Iutberife 9irter / anerifa
begDnote at uot9nfe og orefte Bla.
ner for at fomnte iammen | nogen
ISlogs 6orening, Der oiIoe pile fig
gaoulig FOR allies 9eofoiilmenoe?
Oct forefommer os, at en- Gam.
menilutning al oisie 8irfefamiu1o
nloa bline oct fsrite Sfriot i BE.
itrpbelien for at forene 9ut5era.
nerne / 4merifa til eet SnmInno.
Der 6uroe ingen oirfelig 9inoring
ppre / 9eien for en- ioaoan 5or-
ening. 6oIf ira SsIano og De
Ifanoinaoiife 9an0e er al iamme
9loo, og 6innerne bar en- Ditto
riff 6orbinOelie meo De ifmtoiuapi-
lie 7Solf iom meo intet anoet 5olf.
elsie 9anoes 9irfer bar ogioa itor
59llesifab me0 @enipn til 9iitorie,
TRADITION Oa airfeforiotnins. Oct
innes os, at oct life buroe ngre
panifeli9t for 0erL Der itammer ira
oisie noroiite 9utberonere, al lutte
Jig iammen Der / amerifa, iprli9
oa ale bar iamme acknowledgement.
lag os ~peientlig iamme firfeIige
6orfatning.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

ior 0anmarfs aonge5us. Baitoi
@iortsuang mener, at ban lion
8riiten life funoe beoe ben (gen.
nen) meol~
Sporior?
5oroi ben par gpolitiif"l
Sertil iparer Yaitor Nnoreaien
at font eenne Bon par "a Flip o
tbe tougiS~ Gflll0e bel oGre toneue)
BAD ban BOG in~senlun0e gtanfelsit'
iur 9unmarfs aongebus!
llOenforitaaenoe miller % I'M.
ores"
Oct er en- rem % ifGr 5or0reieI'
|ie al Sanobeoen. 5or oct isrite Ell
set uanot, at Der aer isrt en-
lpltie arig meIlem 10 YrGiter"
|6or oct anoet ct BET II anot, al
Hait. 0iortsuan9 bebreioeOe Bait
AnOreuien, al ban ubauSe beOt ioi
0anmorfs aongebils.~ % ior oei
treble par oct iIet life 9sn iol
&onsebuiet, 9ait. auoreuien faIott
en- muIis Clip OF TIE tongue.
@i fan life ~ioritaa ullgebIaoet"
Sommentar anoerIeoes emo iom er
onSfinoet 5or0reieIie a
Sanobeoen. @ore 2Giere oeO
bpaO De TO 9rpiter itreu, 90 o.
pil irifenoe Dem baaoe ior rlpitif
arie~ % Bat. Siortspans ior a.
bnpe noset imoo At beoe meo iol
0anmorfs aon9ebus.
Nien oeriom allgbI." nil irigsrt
iig for ubpoerli9 Sournaliitiif, iaC
Optager oct DC 10 9rGitcrs Grtif
Ter in ertenio, iaa oBiaa bets 29
iere ielp fnn bIipe / Stono til a
BONNIE ON oct omifreone.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

9entralfomiteen on SiGIp. Central
fomiteen ier iaa no oper De untaaoe
liee 9i9lpefiloer, Der itadr til Den.
Haaoigbeo. % meo SraaOe, oeI
noar til 9iisets iierneite @9ne, ieI
Den itrafs. buoO Der fan esres, o.
Den gsr oct bnrtigt % eiieftipt.
Der er life BEN @ren al MEME
ifeIio 6iio, iom life paa ct Bin
itaar til 3ieneite for Oisie Berger
or9oniiotioner % gennem Dem ioI
|9entralfomiteen o. Hegeringen
|Aue 8ioenifaber, Sumter, Saano
uGrfer % 9eitGitigeiier er paa
oenne Haaoe mobiIiieret. De el
iteoie reoe til at anifafie bua6 Jon
BELT Iiee ira 100 Melf til Smaa
BORN inotiI DC bsieite @fspIoiincl
ior 9Gren.
aluer0en oeo, at Nuslon0 pei
arigens 9egpn0elie maneleOe til
itrGffeliB ammunition. Sigeiat
|aioroe DC anore MlIiereoe. Dien5or
ifellen meIIem Dem % Huslani
uar: 6e nar itore SnouitriIanOe.
9hlslano par oct life.
9usIano fuuoe life rette pna De
Il cen 9ns, life eugang / eet aar
1pifIano 5anoe Tor lang 9io praf
tiff taft boIot MonopoI pan 5a
brifsartifler, aemiflier oip. | Hus
Iano. %. JON ben forrige 8remi
er, @ren aofootiop, panpiite. oett
bauoe upret Ell lllDffe ior aeiier
osmmet. Ia arigen iatte inc o.
operifar Hlislnnes 6orbinoelie
meo oets tioligere SipIpefiloer
islte oct 3rpffet.
Get urrite peo 0enne Situatiol
Tor 9i1lslauos 8eofommenoe par
at Manglen life fun0e afbiulpe.
Ii SAT-. ai6nngis al Spiflano 10
iabrifereoe @enitanoe mangleoe De
Maifinerne til 6abrifationen a
Dem. gant til at fsbe n9lten oIt
fine aemifaIier ira SpifIano, fun
De oct life siebIifteIig bespnOe ieIl
at tiIo:rfe Dem. % iaa iremOeIes
Gette brin1er os til oenne Slut
Ming: oct rnsiiife 6olf bar sennen
iine Srgoniiatiouer itOiert n9r pa
Mirofler, % oct 9sr oct enonu o.
Ieriintter iaaleoes tioIigere Rane
Ter: @ennem oeres ~iorcneoe Bio o.
Heiourier lige neo til Be ~iierneit
9enoer / Sibcricn bar De mo
Jaaet. bodo oilers fun0e blepet ei
llIuffe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19
yreu fra Sapan.
Sen mob 9piet.
Or. so.

6or 9oOt 10 Aar iioen par En-
goot 14aarig 3reng paa 9eisg pei
3apet liBe tart 9erpeO aumamoto.
en- al bans SlGgtninee baooe er
8otelejers Ssn til Ben. Saaleoes
Igif oct I'll, at ben lille Greng ira
Sanoet fom no at ieile / SotelIets
9nao Ell aiten.
0iens De ieiIeoe, begpnote en- a
De linge Dieno | gnaOen at ipnge
Zen life anngt bapoe alorig berI
noget Zig oct; ban par meIanfoIil
anlaat, % Sangen beapnote yNioi
Il ben nitdoige 8eroens Flnger" o.
enotc meo vSui ifuloe ieg ei inn
Ige". Get par bam ian betagenot
oeiligt, men ban bar fun IA, OF
Den lin8e Mano, Der lang, bar iffC
alene utenot % Ell Del 9lore mer
bapoe ogiad Sfoleoragt paa.
ban bar nStlioent ira aumamoto
iaa Der par life Noo til at ipsrge
aPen ben fsrite og iioite 9inie bau.
be initnet iig uuoiletteIig / bans
Grinoring.
Spn aor ienere par Grefaef
|Soloat. Sans @egiment fom til
Get blep ienot no moi
@opeoingerne. Wangen goo aom-
merat falbt, ielp blep ban angrebei
|af 1pfus % fu9oeoe lenee mellem
Sip og 9so. Den yuitaoige Ser.
Sens glnger" par Iige oeo at oper.
oploe Dam, ban leo frpgteIigt, ii9r
poa Sialen; tbi ban irpeteoe Oh.
ben, og BON funoe life .fpnse" men
cen Ting par f~iffert, blep ban raft
not, ina ifiiloe ban NOT opisge nog-
le, Der funoe lore BAN Den Sem
meligbeo.
Dmiioer blep ban raft nof til
at ien6es neo til Sopet. Der ianoi
ban en- Rirfe os tit 9eiIig6eo til
at toaIme Der en- Senoas, oe TO
|Onsong Gitner, ban tom til al
tale meo Yr9iten, Der gan BAN /
faa Orb bele ariitenoommens So.
beoinoboIo.
So. bar bette ianot, iaa funoe
ban Osiaa ipnse mipt ! SorSeIioets
pIoger"; ban snifc0e at bIipe 6ebt
itrafs, men Der tom life ilere Sci.
|Iigbeoer; 6erimo6 benpiite pr1iten
Dam til Bolt. 1nffmoto beo ben III.
tberife airfe | A1imamoto, iom ben
nrrmeite pr9ft ban fitn6e betpen.
be iig til, efter at ban bar blepen
biemiet6t.
Oct bar Iao | Gior, ban fom
biem; Der bar 40 MiI til a1imo.
moto, men ioa ifrep ban oo fif
en- Del llnberpisnino poa ben Noo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

Zen ioenife auguitana Spnooe
bar anmooet Soerrigs 3onge ON
at ienoe en- 9epreientant for Der
jpenife 4irfe til Spnooen5 Mars.
msoe, iom ifal boloes Den 8. ugt
/ SUM 1917 / Rocf Sslano, 81
Spnooen bar isrget for. at oel
ifal ifripes en- aantate, Tom ia.
ipnges peo anIeoningen. Wir. g
SO. %. 0lion al &ocf Sslano Di
ffripe aantaten, og Brof. S. Bic
tor 9ergquiit, 4usuitma &onierpa
toriets 2eoer, oil fomponere Nali
fiffen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19
-nbeOsrIie Soarnaiiltit:

8 ollgeblo6et" al 10. 6s. fore.
fommer isIgenoe Aommentar til
Yrniterne Siortspons og anorea.
Iens Droffifte Der / glaoet:
rYabens sfGs".
8 nDaniteren"s fioite to 9f1,mre
er fsrt en- Ipfti9 Brig mellem TO
Brniter. Den enc al Dem, g. y.
l6iortspdn9, bebreiber ben on6en,
q. anoreofs,, at ban Deb adrs.
mboet ! &orIon, Coma, bdDOe bot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

Hrobibition og Salooner. BeS
fit Nnrsmsoe / Aar 6refteoe @is.
coniin1S pnooen fslgenoe Tbeier: II
@robibition, bet er Jorbuo moi
at tilDirfe, i9Ige og BRUCE ipiri'
tu6fe Driffe, er ingen moraIff 2op,
for bet finoer life @runo nogel
Steos l Sfriften. 2. Sfgnt bet al
boI6e Soloon ! og for iig er ei
'n0iapbora', ioa er oenne Gorret'
ming, bpa0 @rfdrin9 Diier, for.
brnoen meo Gorer iaa trienoe for
friften @eIfpro, at man ma rad6e
2riitne til life at befatte fig Der
me6." Men ilaar oct iioite er
TiIfpI6et, bpoo grfnring Tom ioet
pifer, oct ser, iao mener Ri, at ri
bar Gorbiloat ] BET aoule B1i0
~Du ffnl elite bin Neitf Tom big
ieIp," tbi bette forbrer bog bel,
at toee &enfpn til bodoe Dor eee,
o. Nrfteis bod6e tfmeIige % odn-
beige DeIfnro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-19

9ibelen / De offentlige Sfoler.
lloen en- aTpigenoe Stemme ue0tog
ben ipenif.lutberife Auguitana SD-
nooe oeo lit 4arsmsoe i~orleoen en-
Geiolution, at Spnooen oil arbeioe
iolnn1en meO nnore religisie Gam.
iuno Tor at in0isre Den bellige
Sfriit / 2anoets offentlige Sfoler.