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Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Would Tax Dogs.

A bill in the Legislature and one that
is likely to pass, is one placing a tax on
every dog in the county. Over in Adams
county, Pa, such law prevails. Every
dog is listed and if the owner of the dog
does not secure license, or in other
words pay dog tax, the constables are
notified to shoot and dispose of such dog.
At present $50 dogs in Adams county are
to he killed if tax is not paid. If the law
passes for Frederick county, is is likely
many worthless dogs will be gotten rid Of.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Aged Aunt Dead.

Mrs. Lydia N. Walter, an aunt of Mr..
Peter N. Hammaker of this place, died
in Pittsburg last Thursday. Her remains
were brought to her home in Waynes-
boro last Saturday and inferred in Green
Hill cemetery. The pallbearers were
Messrs P. N. Hammaker, B. F. Ham
maker. Amos Carver, Harlan Mentzer,
- Bonebrake, and Daniel Rinehart.
Mrs. Walter was the last of five sisters
of the Walter family.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Week April 3rd, d. w. Griffith's Stf
wonder of the world,

Week April 3rd, D. w. Griffith's Sth
wonder of the world,
THE BIRTH OF A NATION.
This wonderful production which has
been crowding Ford's to the doors at
every performance, is to be continued in
definitely, so great has been its success.
The production is massive one and is
taken from Thomas Dixon's famous Lovel
"The Clansman.
Decisive battles of the Civil War, Sher-
mans March to the Sea, Grant and Lee
at Appomattox, the tragedy and death
of Abraham Lincoln.
1t is faithful portraiture of the times
that tried mems souls, and is doing a
great work in teaching the truth of his
tory of that time and their works.
In fact the most stupendous historical
production ever given upon the modern
stage, founded upon facts.
Prices Matinees 25c, SOC and $1.00.
Evenings 25c, Soc, $l.50 and So 90.
Advertisement
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
PICTURES AT TOWN HALL.
SATURDAY, APRIL 1ST,
"THE COUNTRY BOY"

The Jesse l.. Lasky perturbation OF
1.-The Country Boy" with Marshal Neil
an in the title role, is to be the offering
at Town Hall, Thurmont, Saturday even
ing, April lst. This comedy y-drama by
Edgar Selwyn doe not necessarily seek
to condemn the city or uphold the coun-
try, but it does show the contrast be-
tween metropolitan life and existence
under more normal conditions in the
smaller centres of population. AS one
might say, 1.-THE country is not so bad
after all!"-and doubtless it looked par
particularly good to Tom Wilson, when,
after finding himself wanting in the
metropolitan melting-pot, he was finally
able to return home honorably and be-
come the accepted suitor of the sweet
and ingenious Jane.
1.-THE Country Boy is an entertain
ment which can truly be recommended
to the most refined theatres everywhere.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Creagerstown Letter.

The stir caused by public sales in and
about this community has about ceased,
but still another greater one is beginning
to crop forth, and that is moving. Quite
a number of fittings nave passed through
this place and an enormous amount will
begin to travel to and fro. There will be
more changing of abodes this spring than
known for many years. Old residents
moving to other towns and new citizens
moving in, making the community new
and strange one. We are sorry to lose
number of our good citizens and hope
those taking their place will be on par
with them.
Miss Hilda Flanagan and brother Ralph
of Woodsboro were guests of the Misses
Ham on Thursday last.
Messrs Earl Martin and VIM. Albaugh
and Oscar Ramsburg are confined to their
homes with the measels.
Mrs. Mary Mort, who has been i'll for
number of months, died Monday morn-
ing, March 9th.
Rev. p f. Heimer will address his con-
gregation Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. James Stevens is somewhat i'm
proved
Rev. Shilke will hold services Sunday
morning, April 9th. Holy Communion
services Sunday afternoon, April 23rd.
The oyster supper held by the Reform
ed congregation was quite success re-
gardess to the inclement weather on sew
eral evenings. Rev. P. E. Heimer won
the spelling contest on Thursday evening.
The Imperial orchestra rendered music
each evening. Many beautiful articles
were donated and disposeo of at the fancy
table A vote of thanks is offered to all
who so literally contributed and assisted
with the supper.
The Lutheran Sunday School held an
election of officers for the ensuing year
on Sunday last with the following results:
Supt., John Ahalt; asst. supt., Charles
Foge; y, George Warner; asst. ec'y,
William Albaugh; treasurer, Bessie Bell;
lbraian, George Keech; ass'ts, David
Speak and Isaac Stevens; organist, Celest
Summers; asst, Grace Six; musical di-
rector.
Mrs. James Plunkett is on the sick list
at this writing.
Mr.. George Ramsburg, who spent the
winter months n Florida, has returned
home.
Mr. John Long, of York, and Mrs. Harry
Shook, of Hagerstown. were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shook for several
days last week.
Miss Bertie Stevens spent several days
in Baltimore.
Mrs. George Free, who had been quite
i'll with pneumonia, is now greatly inn
proved.
Mr.. Elmer Gaver removed to Grace
ham on Monday. Mr.. Gaver has been
made farmer at Montevue hospital.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Reunion Dates.

With few warm days the past week
and time feeting swiftly toward sum-
mer, those people who inhabit the mount
ain are looking up homes for the coming
season. The Western Maryland railroad
is also beginning to think of Pen-Mar,
its famous summer resort, and of the
many "big days" on which it will hustle
to accommodate the thousands who will
desire to spend the day at this beautiful
resort. Reunion dates at Pen-Mar will
be as follows:
July 20-Reformed.
July 27-Lutheran.
August g. Presbyterian.
August 10-Odd Fellows.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Rank FOOlishness.

You occasionally see it stated that
colds do not result from cold weather.
That is rank foolishness. Were it true,
colds would be as prevalent in midsum-
mer as in midwinter. The microbe that
causes colds fourishes in damp, cold
weather. To get rid of a cold take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t is effectual
and is highly recommended by people
who have used it for many years as oc-
casion required, and know its real value.
Obtainable everywhere.
Advartiaamanf
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
At Frederick Hospital.

Mr.. David Firor, manager of the New
Thurmont" hotel, this place, was oper-
ated on at Frederick city hospital last
Sunday for hernia. Mr.. Firor is getting
along nicely and will be on the job at his
hotel in few days.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Local Items.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

St. Johns I lutheran Church w.
c. Waltemyer, Pastor.
Sunday, April End:
9 80 a. M, Sunday School.
1890 a. M. Public worship. Sermon
"The Miracle of the Loaves.
63Op. M, C E. Rally.
7.3O p. m., Public worship. Sermon
1.-The Glory of Soul Winning"
Catechetical Class every Sunday p. m.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday 7.So
p. m.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Sign of Good Digestion.

When you see cheerful and happy old
lady you may know that she has good
digestion. If your digestion is impaired
or if you do not relish your meals take a
dose of Chamberlain's Tablets. They
strengthen the stomach, improve the di-
gestion and cause gentle movement of
the bowels. Obtainable everywhere.
Advertisement.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Drama at WOOtisbOrO,

On Friday evening, March 3lst, the
pupils of the Grammar School at Woods
boro, will give the comedy drama entitled
"a Prairie Rose" in the Woodsboro
Opera House. Mr.. Adam Roser is prin-
cipal of the school. g..
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Farm Sold.

Mr.. A. Grant Storr has sold his farm
located at Bethel, this county, to Reuben
Lease, of near Frederick. Terms pri-
vate. Likely Mr.. and Mrs. Storr will
move to their property on E. Main street
in Thurmont April 1st.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Public Sale.

On Saturday. April 9Th, at l o'clock p.
M, Vincent Sebold and ]. Howard Crea-
ger, trustees, will sell real estate belong
ing to the late J. Weslev Creager.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Child BaDtiZed.

Charles Dorsey Walter, infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walter OF this
place, was baptized Saturday afternoon,
March 25th, by DR.. P. E. Heimer.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Five Room House with Summer kitch-
en- attached. About one acre of ground,
fruit of many varieties. Situated about
II miles north of Thurmont. Apply to
CHAS. F. KELBAUGH,
feb 10 tt Ihurmont, ND.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30

Cook Wanted.
White Woman to Cook, no Washing or
Ironing; must stay at night. Good wages
to competent person. Adlress
Mr.. c. f.. CLINE,
mch % ct Frederick, Md.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
ENR RENT.

April lst, Cottage, East Main street,
Modern improvements, Electric Lights.
Garden, Chicken House, Fruit. Apply to
CHARLES C. WATERS,
feb 10 If Thurmont, Md.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Business Locals.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Sudan Grass, Most Wonderful Hay
Plant Grown. Seed for Sale.
w. L. H. ZENTZ,
mch 80 ST. Thurmont, Md.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Lost.

Lost.
Black Handle Steel Knife used at the
Farmers Institute in the kitchen and
elsewhere. Information regarding same
will be appreciated by the owner.
MRS. G. E. ROGERS.
feb If
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
For Rent.

For Kent.
House on Carroll Street opposite Depot.
All conveniences. Hot and cold water.
Large stable. Apply
WILLIAM l.. ElLER,
1920 Ontario st
mch 2 st Philadelphia, Pa.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
For Sale.

For Sale.
Good Home Grown Seed Oats. Re
cleaned. Price 60c per bushel.
A. H. ETZLER, Miller,
mch If Thurmont, Nd.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
For Sale.

For Sale.
Rhode Island Red Cockerels for Breed
ing. Thoroughbred stock. Apply to
r. A. TYSON,
C. &P. Phone 30M Thurmont, Md.
dec 2 Am
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
Primary Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that on Monday
evening, April 8, 1916, at 7.3O o'clock,
a Primary Meeting will be held in Town
Hall, Thurmont, Md. for the purpose of
Nominating Candidates for Commission
ers of the Corporation of Thurmont, said
nominees to be voted for at the annual
election to be held Monday. April 10, 1916.
VIM. ]. FREEZE,
President of the Board.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
DIR. E. G. BAUERSFELD

Wishes to announce that he has
opened an office on w. Main street,
ThurmOnt.
mch 9 At
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30

Report of the Condition of the
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
of Thurmont, Maryland, at the
close OF Business March Z, 1916.
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30

nch % ct
Catoctin clarion., 1916-03-30
FORD'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE,

Advertisement.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
On sfopens Ga Il falbsu.

Com ofIereoe berettet | forr, Hr.
of ,EonIf." 0eoe Sens Brandt aocb
I Hcfpman @rope, Nebr., bos I'm
SIN, 8. 3. Sobnien, 5. II. Gan.
aI. meIlem 2 og 3 ON Natten.
Gan efterfoo fig fdgen0e al BAN
icIp neoTfrepne forte oepneostes-
ming: Seq, Sens grnot Rocb, er
fsot b. 81. Mopbr. 1888 / Greoeri.
cia, Dnnmnrf. Seq bIep gift meo
Mne Gbriitcnfen / Septb. 1854. gi
boeoe I 1nuIoip So9n, Splono, inc.
til pi | 1877 uoponbrebe til ameri.
Ia. Ni tom til ssebruffo | Mdi
1877 % boebe poa bort seomdteao@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

9ibeIen paa Suoa. 50 Rroeent
al De 9ibler. JON / 1918 iolgtes paa
Sara, iolgtes ifelge Mug" til 9lli-
6amme6anere. 6aftlm er, at Mil-
bammeoanerne pan oenne 2 fsber
Here friiteIige 9eger emo nogen an
oen BOG. On oe al en- aolportsr
bar febt en- Del al 9ibelen, oen-
Der De cite tiIbage, nnar ben er lpit
iaennem. for at faa mere. On fine.
fit aoIportsr pan Saoa oe6 RaDn
ao6n g6ion9 gi, ION er alOeIes
utrpttelio I tit arbeiOe bIanOt Be
m~u6ammpoonife @alaper. IoIate I'll
oisie oct iioIte aar $4,000 Gtiem-
plarer al SEN beIIiae Sfrift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

5 ~airfelig Samler" al %. os.
meOoeler Zen oanife airfes 5or.
mano. a9ait. u. ). 9lie5ieIo bar
opia9t i'm @ernins iom 9rqit ior
Ct. ansgars @enigbeO / Chicago
til I. Mai til 60ilfen 1io ban agter
al oenOe tilbage til 0anmarf Tor At
optage en- 9reitegerning Oerbiem
me. @enigbeoen / Bolton bar
beitemt fig til life at brace airfe
foreIebia. "a lea 6srte liOt ser.
ON. bao6e bi aIlereoe oeotagct at
optaae en- Solicit til en- airfe / 30
ton. 8i ienote 6en Inn til Renia-
beOen / Rem Sapeu. Conn. boor
Menigbeoen nj bar teanet $4,000
til en- airfe. Tom ri baober orroeo
mna oGre iifret."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
6uOrfor ieg er Iutberif
arilten.
ariitenoommen % be beoenife
9elisioner.

Der er ingen @runo til at IN.
ores oDer, at Here beoenife Reli.
gionsipltemer bar Repr9ientanter |
bette frie 9mo; pi meooelte fi0it Ell.
ter ponIioelig ail6e, at Der er 49,.
900 Sapaneiere | amerifa og "a
8iroobiittempler | fire al Bacififita.
terne, men fun 10000 al De 10000
ifal itaa ! 5orbinoelie meo nogen
8lioobiitorganiiation.
gi bar life Statiitif PED Sann.
Den, bporefter pi fan opgine, bpor
mango Snopoanere Der finoes Of an
ore beoenife Nationer, og oct fan
ogfaa pore bet iamme; men Can.
BET bar, iirr tioIigere, itaaet aabeni
for iaa at iige al iremIneo Sno.
ponorine, og De beoite al 5nouan.
6rerne bar taget oeres Refigion men
Zig. Oct piloe 6erfor bare belt una.
tiirligt ON Der life fnn0fes Neprp.
ientonter for beoenffe HeIigionsip.
Itemer.
Get er bog life !Seniigten at al
ne en- Operiigt oper oisie 5uitemer.
ct Bar gemprfninger angaaenoe
De beoenife MeIieioner er alt, bDaS
ber bebspes.
M mno iffe fro efIer inbbiloe os.
at Der iffe fin6es Smnobeosborn e.
|Ier Siroben eiter @Gnbbe4 % 0pa
y. Aesp hekru0e 0etiofonoffftere,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

On 5aren De0 at benptte befen-
oelieslss 9iRlp / SsnongsItolen
~itrioer en- epiifopalif Sfribent
aJbe @burobman@. 3an ~reiererer
til 5iplp, iom CHARLES Scribner
Sons bar uOaiDet: De pddanfeoe
8rRf er life tiIiel0ige, men De Jun.
ner Ell Gel al et ombDggelia uoar-
beiOet1 SDitem Tor at moerminere
Sroen hos be imaa, Der er betroet
til Dor Omiorg, / De faroinale Sano-
beOer ! ben friitne 3ro. ) 9epne0s
tegningen al Dor OeIiigneOe 5reIier
er fneo 5li0 uoelaot geretningen om
bans Ssoiel; Der bespnoes me6 bans
8rengeaar. Soief antnoes Hart iom
bons noturlige Snoer Sneen
OmtaIe al @pifani.W iraflet eller
noget at oe andre. Sfte ct Orb ON
bans gnooommeIige OprinOeIie Ell.
Ter bans Senoelies Rdtur. geo
geeDn6elfen al aap. s itnnr beteg.
nenOe o. utilflsret: D fnIoer BAN
@ii0s Ssn, foroi ban mente, en-.
boer bar 6et~ (9bep coli Sim tbe
Son Of Sob befnuie Sc thought
eperpbo6n pos). geretningen ON
ariiti OpftnnOeIIe % SimmeIfort
fiber iamme Sfpbne Tom geretnin-
gen ON bans Ssoiel."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
ct Udvale at code Bigger fra wort Lager.

Knstense Fort.Ilinger:

knstenke forf4nhnkef.
H.uids Hustru scots, Naomi socs, I Ksmpens Builder osct..
Hsrr.ns Gerninger so Cts, haus 400 Fort~ninger also, Titus en- Kr
,s a,v s%1,s SSes. fp Foyt s IL y ~, saa Ser s ss... oss'es q 90. % , noOs Ta,s ~@a =.
vingaarden 65Cs, Under sydkorset 81 20, Fynten At DaIds Hus
Hnr sGt.
Den .fgGende Time u 90. Klokkerne kimsr tomij set.. Ls-
q 90. Asien. % Afdkas ubes.tts Mis.ionsm.rksr tomsl) soctsr Islam
zsmbesmissionen tOmsl) i0cts
opbysssuss skdftsr:
Ly. r.. v;isnti e .5 lille An m1 aos. I'll Merger q A;sa EN-. To- s. BIZ
pr~dikener q 20, I'm nlgims vanddug ssCs, Godets bbeisk. stude
nN. Augustins Bekendeser % Cts, Den hslige Kns ss cts- Hjet.pg
d o. . I jss F.d.rer : Hu..nd:st.Sos Has. Al cad. Mad. : sa~
a s..;.ss. 4 q r o. k1a.@..s sse'i Ella. s' & co. E;.s so c. al ss !. s = q
Histsns Basrsn, ~,
Bull. Hans Nielsen Haugs cleo. schneneri Render du Land.
: ..%. % q o. n r.mi. D Dag q CO. n..e y" Hansen. K Il b sos
.stasT Lv q Co. An:rm hvnst sscts, ~ vr, A.,hu.Srede' h"'"7
Littsrstsr:
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Oliver Twist soCts. Alcotts En- gsmmedags Pie sscts. Scott I@esn'
batter eOcts, Ethari Fredsfyrten sots
Hssndbsser o. Lsrebsger;
seh'nss,g. H.sndbos q So P% He%psl. kogs os Ha.so,dnias.s"
fscts, Lesehnsnn' ordbos SCOT.
IN lns hissionshistod. for Bern. .f Prov:s Henry u..ing s"s,
FrdrsIs ndshistorie sSCts. Drengs o. Drsngs socts. rgebsrn o. Pig
s.. sscs:. B;%.fssts.inss, I go MARE, Js,Tsy. ssc e, TEDDY,
mia: ,4a ssct. Yort.bt. ssnnsr sscts B.rns.nii ssct. We'd SKI
:ses: h; sy% :. 'e Ss.S s sS : psd'' n'd''s"od'' ''c''- In '"''s''
Stepping Hsavsnward IS and 7scts, Jessi.s Prayer 70 and ssets
prse. .o y x. House = q q rs"si IS ss's and 7s ssos'f Black x Beauty r. ! ss :. -. -
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DAMIEN LUTHERAN PuBI. HOUSE,,
Dais, H@r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

Or. Sobn q. Mott bar tueet imoo
Vlnoien iom geroensiefretRr for De
friItelige 5oreninger al unge NRno
~. M. 6. NJ efter Mr. &icbarO
6. Morie, Iom befleote oenne Bot
| 46 Mar. Som @eneraliefretpr
fommer Or. Wott til at bape Oper-
OPIUM meo ale De forifellige girf-
fombeoer in6enfor nrpnte 5orening
/ cen belle Geroen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

beo % Civilization. inOtil eroog
&eonin8eriie bar raabt. a@ip Os
5ri5c0 til at oprte DC ariitnes
@uol~ 9i peO. at 9elaien bar iaret
iloe. paa oct %srlfiondie, meo De 5no.
ieote / aOngo, 9lirifn, uolooet tore
Fengeinmmer Tor 0oue0et al mis-
iionprer. Der anbenbare0e auriabe.
oc1s ubln dreHiUro o. rpoielsiul.
DC Outstanding al De Snoieote.
Nan planldaOe 81 iogrfiatte De itgr.
ite 9iuorinaer Tor SUBS 9iges 5uo.
gnng m0er gelaiens forrige 3egent.
ri pe0. at RusInno 9eflnen tit 9u.
reanimtem, a~riitofrati og Sierorti
bar m.sbanolet 6olfets beoiie arait
- De iattiae OF MiooeIitanoen
ilnatet nitoloige Sg0er | RnsTeuis,
Oreone 0ertil aIene Of 8eIiaionsbaO;
bnnoIpit ionobeosisaen0e 9auebreoe.
re mo i Or foloeite, aoloeite, triite
Gane al Sibirien. gi peo, at 9pr.
fen inotiI Dnas Cato bar oGret
llbumifbeoens Hrp, ct 9olo9rt
imoo Civilization % ariitenoommeu5
eOiuorne 6ienoe. alt bette o. nleget
mere er iiffert meobeitenmenoe |
Sparet paa SpsrasmanIet oOerfor
oenne 8%erOensfri1 Serre, boor lPu.
ge2
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Simlen. Serren potter oem~ Bi
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aria mere emo noaen Sin0e ier
aabnes Tor eoanaelietS berIiae Sio
1aia. vi pciier. at Den tuife stei
iers ppmmeliae Alliauee meo IA.
tolif o. mitbanmcoanif Merfe OF
3ippelifab fol ian lit Deliortieute
ReOrrIaa til seir Tor SanObeO. lie.
uenoe ariitenOom OF De uiOertrpfie.
Iuffen0e Petitioners Het % @euop.
reisninq.
9, at fette Mar maa brinae oisie
Sober, ian bIiper Oct / Sanobeo ct
~alpoeIigt mt Mar.
o. aiO aaret man bliOe ct goot
os g~IGOeIiet aor Tor anmIe DAN
mari. Oct tries irneteliat.. @iiO
ifrrme 8annorf ira at mo.
pifIet I 9er6ensfri9en, Si1S oil
set fiffert itaa iig beOit. aonge o.
StotsmrnS innbeIiom Solicit tran
ger til megen @isOom o. Dor 5or'
bon. ct fife 3eilqreb fan let meo.
isre arig / bisie onuiteIiac 6ioer.
@io De iruenOe 5i6er mno fnutte
Samisleliens 9nnno mellem Dc ire
nor6iife Riaer ioa init, at BET for
iteoie MAJ beoore Dem | iuobproes
Greo oa orre ct gOIuGrf MOI frem.
meOe Moater.
"a ais Sc trlten0e 1iner mnn Ip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

be0er % national 9iemieosret ifal
gsres op, at ian port fare Sgn0er.
ipaano man fonlme biem I'll Can.
mart, at @rGnOiepelene nlaa ilpt.
ties ina lan9t Spo, At alt. buao onnif
er, er be9net.
% naar Re9nifabet ifaI op9sres.
maa oi 0auife iaa pare lpspaa9ue
nof til at 8ere Dor SnoilDoelie, lille
eaer itor, iom Den monne ppre.
gglOenoe hos pore Statsnqno /
@aibinatou % oeroeo BARE meo til
at lagge Dor 600 / 9a9tifaaln til
SnoeripaanOs retmGsiigc 6rigi.
oelie 9~ragireOens Strait.
Serre. boor Ipnge2 0ette Spsras.
maal, 0enne nluGrenOe aeiicr bar
broptet meO lit oSeg % @uo@ / Den.
ne aria % ina belief til 9aoen o.
1aaet / ga1t meO 9prfcn.
5ranfrig bar Jet liot al Ell 5or.
DnaeIiens Gag, ser langiomt ieotes
noai RapoIeons 9ssrioelie ira ia.
oeopIoe oa icnere 5ranfrips No.
ifiaelie Al Den fatolife STRIFE ira
Staten. Dion M ben nIfe QeiIer.
a~lieret meo Raoemagten % tprfiit
Seoenifa5. ffaI pure 9~anebrDoer
ior Toelr9aelien al Den arait og
Geliignelie. 3oiflnno Ga anore Can.
Be bnn0t % lit peo 9ut6er o. Re.
iormntionen = ia, life set alene,
men igre europa ino i en- en0nu
ogrre 8ilitanO emo ier 4eiormatio.
nen2 er oct Seq % @uo2@ er
oct Den loopriitc tpife Civilization.
.Gr oct inf alltir2 -
aStaao Dem innDi0t", lD0er emo /
3oq. % boorior mon2 ri oeo oct
life iaa neie. Den pi peo, at 3pit.
lniio err gaaet CD / o~perorOenIig no.
tional SeIutilbeoelie. bar ipiaet
@Gf meo bort isnoerinoite Oanife
6olfs 8ettiabeoer. iorpint bette paa
mango 9laaoer iaaoeliom DC erobre.
DC polite % iranife grooinier. 3pif-
Lamb or, troos 8iocnifnb. STUNT,
Snouitri. 0iiciplin % AiiIitarisnie.
aaaet itprft neo 40 gnffe / m~oralif
% nnuoeha Strait. 81 5Diflano er
blcDen Sfaber al Ben irogteIigite
friimsiornGgten0e gibelfritif, Der
/ giocnifnbens Ram bar trumpet
mI0er iSoO oct Hare Snnobeos ems.
bpilfet frnitiat ifinneoe / bets gio.
te. Sffe mt0erligt. al SniflmOs
airfer tiliioit too npiten tomme. ri
oe0. at 9itrig - Solicit - bar len.
ae iuffet unoer Ell oprre national,
efonomiif, oriitofratiIf llnOertrpffel.
ie, emo 9nnmarf noaen Sinoe feno.
te i eneoolOsmaatcns Gase. gitria
bar tiaige / lana 1iO inffet unoer
Rnpens 2rnfer; men en- %fntolif re.
9erina, 9apen polOaipet. bar p9ret
bnn6en pna SGnoer % SeoOer !
RiooeInloerens Rsrfe. @i peO. at
enelonS iripiaio bar lat Rorpbi.
mems fuliorte 7eSsitrea oper lin 81.
Itorie | mango 9Gar % toane et irit
6oIf | afrifo inc rn0er bets 9nn.
ner. 8i oeo, at 5rnnfrig irnateIiai
bar misbriiat lin Mngt pnn Naoo.
aaifor, mco i'm Heaerinaspolitif It'll
let fia | 3obsr al 9eSenIfnbet ser,
oore inn bel Tom / Moroffo % mr..
item miiIiaaiort Risiionsoirfiom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

aua s Observation-Disclosures uOefin-
m~inereoes ira De u%nitnriife Semi'
narier per / 2anoet | 1915. 5
iamme 9iosrnm osoe y grRiter,
og 90 neologoe grpitegerningen.
Ween l~lnitarerne Danot II 9rGiter
ira andre Samiuno. Deres Retto-
tab al Br9iter por iaaIeoes 16.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26
Ct tort antaL al aorpOrationer

ct Itort 4ntaI al aorporationer.
ne / bette 9ano bar giuet oeres Mr.
beioere 9snstilIpg ira 1. San. Oct
betpoer mango gsilioner mere til
arbeioerne / 1916, oe bet er Iegn
paa 2aaoets gelitono Og SriDiel.
3 NDenelon0s 8umulosfa6riffer al.
Iene er Der $4,000 ar6eioere. iom
Ii6en 1. San. faor bsiere 9en END
fer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

.gtbpert menneffeligt grien | De
TO Dofotoer bar 6orfsIeIie" iagoe en-
reiienoe | N~oropeiten fornplis. Oct
bar u6en Tpipl en- OperoriDelie.
Men gbicogo, Milmmtfee, Detroit,
p6iIa6eIpbia og Retp gorf meloer
ON bsi Dsosratio fra Sals- oa
olnaeipaoomme. Nep DOrf beretter
1000 TiIfrloe al 2ungebetrn0elie
Cd f40 D66sfdIo fra oenie Spgoom
nIene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

nllta6 @oipel @isiiou" meo so.
pe0fontor { eleUelaub. =. oplDier /
i'm aarsrapport at 1ormoniamiun-
oct mer % nler begDnoer at anpenOe
fuiaoelige 0iisiionarer. Gisie pin-
Ser lettere Sno9aua / Siemmene
emo gformoneraes manolige 9fis-
iion9rer % amen0es iGrlig ! minore
9Der og / Colleges i Stnterne
langs Misiisiippi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

5 oe elirop9iife 2anOe, Der lig9er
I arig, beifRftieer SfoleOrengene
Observation-Disclosures iis meO at
Iape 5finner (for genbruO), arpf.
fer oe andre Iing, Ioan Der er grng
for / Saren. gigerne IaDer Gbar-
pie, gumonger og ANDRE alpoesgen-
itnnoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-01-26

era 9efing, aina, me0oeles ben
81. December: aineiiife trooper
bar re0oet BET IfnnoinaDiite @tis.
iionsiorbnnos Misiion / 9ntieboloug
i @oneoliet. Misiionen boUoe u9ret
b~eIeiret al fineiiife 9anoitter.