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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
Love-And Understandings

To know all is 70 pardon an our
French friends tell Us. Yet love and
trust viii supply the lack of knowledge
and produce the same happy end. In
spite OF the fact that the natures Of
men and women are different. IL is nos
sloIe for a man and a woman To live
happily together, although not under
standing each other. This lack of m
Outstanding is for their good. II a man
Knew every thought feeling and mo-
i've OF a woman, what would his love
De worth? Love is faith True love
Knows no jealousy, no doubt. II is he
cause man does not know a woman
but has faith in her purity and hon
esty, that he is so dear to her. She
Knows that he is taking her upon trust.
as she takes him, and it is their faith
II one another that binds them. There
are no riffs in the rosy cloud of true
loVe, Tor true love is perfect faith. and
the cloud that is riddIed by the shafts
OF doubt and jealousy is a ragged
cloud that reflects only a little Of the
sunshine OF life. while the greater part
nlters through and is lost in the mists
beyond
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
INVITATIONS ARE ISSUED
FOR APPROACHING MARRIAGE

Mrs. Belle Sumner has issued in
vitations TO friends to attend the we'd
ding OF her daughter, Miss Winifred
Alma Sumner, TO Cecil Ira Mcdonald,
son of Capt. and Mrs. c. NJ. Melon
aid. OF South Beach street. The wed
ding Is to take place on the 18th of
this month and viii be solemnized
IN the First NJ. (. church of this city
at 1880 in the evening. A reception
will be held later at the home of the
groom's parents on South Beach
street, where the young couple viii
also make their home. They have
many friends in Daytona and vicinity
who will wish them happiness and
prosperity in their approaching marri-
age.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
WOULD BUILD WATER FRONT
Engineer Has Plan to Fill Up East
River at New York.

One Of the most startling projects
ever conceived for the relief of the
harbor congestion In New York has
been proposed by one of New York's
most prominent consulting engineers,
DR.. I. kennard Thomson In the jan
uary Popular Science Monthly appears
a vivid description by DR. Thomson OF
the steps he hopes TO take In order TO
make his plan reality.
In brief. he plans to reclaim fifty
square miles of land from New York
bay, TO add hundred miles Of new
water front for docks, to I'LL In the
East river and to prepare New York
for a population of 2o,oo0ooo. This
work is to be done by building Golfer
dams, and after pumping out the wa
ter, laying the subway tubes, gas, cleo
trio and telephone conduits be will fill
in the incloSed space. This, he claims,
viii be a very inexpensive method of
construction since il would not entail
the costly tunneling TO build the sub
way after the construction had been
completed. DR.. Thomson believes that
tE-cagh taxes and additional business
which would come to New York this
project, while its original cost would
be greater than that Of the Panama
canal would surely and quickly pay
for itself
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05

tensive Improvements TO the grounds
around his house and now has one of
the show places of Wilbur
Mrs. Carrie Davis. of Brookline.
Mass, is now occupying her new bun
galow on Riverside drive. The bun
galow has just been completed and
IS one Of the prettiest houses al VIII
bur
Mr. and Mrs. a. z. Campbell and
Mr., and Mrs. F. c. Theus are enjoy
ing the season at their cottage on
Riverside drive, Mr.. Campbell has
enlarged his cottage this year.
Miss Fannie Piper, of Beaver Falls.
Pa. has opened her cottage on Toron-
tia avenue, and has for guests Mr..
and Mrs. Frank McComb, of Pitts
burg, Pa.
Fishing is still good in the vicinity
Of Wilbur and R. G. Craighead. OF
Dayton, Ohio. is making record catch.
IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Colby. of Ever.
EFT, Mass, are spending the season
at one Of the cottages on Cardinal ave.
nue..
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
TWO PERlSHED I'M AIR BATTLE
British and German Aeroplanes Fought
Until Both Aeropianes Fell.

Details Of a recent air battle between
British and a German aviator, which
ended in the destruction of both ma
chimes and the death of their occu-
pants, is printed by the Amsterdam
TELEGRAPH. The British aeroplane, it is
stated. was flying over the district of
Lichtervelde, south OF Bruges. Bel
GUM, and dropped several bombs, one
Of which hit an ammunition depot,
causing a heavy explosion. On start
ing back the aviator found his path
intercepted by German air man.
A long and violent battle ensued, In
which both aeroplanes were disabled
and crashed to earth, killing the occu.
pants
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05

PORT ORANGE, Jan 5--AmonE
the recent arrivals at the Tribble
house are o. G. J. Schadt. Hotel Chel-
sea, New York. and J. H Cothrpn. or
Napoleon, Ohio. Mr.. Cothron spent
last winter at Tribbles.
S. G. and A. NJ Martin motored to
Umatilla, via DeLand, on Thursday
last. returning the same day
Leon Sparkman and Archie Melon
aid motored to Beresford on Sunday
and brought the Blake teacher home
with them.
Otis johnson has moved to his place
in Allandale-
Mrs. Mollie George Adams spent
the holidays with her daughter, who
is attending the College for Women
at Tallahassee
Miss wellman visited her old home
in Bronson during the school yaca
ton
Miss Lula White spent the holiday
vacation at her old home in Mayo
George Nets has removed to the H
L. Chesser place in Blake hammock;
and Fl. L. Chesser has moved 10 the
house where Metts has been living
they having traded places
Miss Jessie D. Hadloek and c. NJ
BroadweIl. OF Franklin. Tenn, were
the principals in quiet wedding cere
mony at $50 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon, al the residence OF Mr. and Mrs
w c. Ernhardt, Rev. DIR. Mckay OF
floating.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
} Q Q zee 0 . . . . 60 > Q
WILBUR BY THE SEA q
GO aa@ 80

The cottages at Wilbur are being
rapidly filled for the season, every
day bringing new arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H Carr, of Nal
den, Mass, have opened their bunga-
low on Toronto avenue Mr.. Carr
drove down from Jacksonville in his
car and covered the distance from
Jacksonville. TO Wilbur in four hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. H W. Eaton, of Nal
den, Mass. and Miss Carol Eaton ar
rived Saturday and are occupying
their bungalow on Riverside drive for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Bates and their
son, Harold Bates, of Mt. Pleasant,
Mich, arrived Saturday and have
opened their cottage on Riverside
drive.
Work on the new Stewart cottage
on the ocean front is being hurried
along and it is expected that the cot.
tage will be ready for occupancy
early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Parker, of Fran
mgham, Mass, are enjoying the sea
son at their pretty cottage on Ocean
avenue. Mr.. Parker has made ex
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
ARCADE CELEBRATION
POSTPONED A week

The celebration OF the fourth ami
versary of the opening of the Arcade
amusement hall, which was to have
been held Thursday evening of this
week, has been postponed until
Thursday evening of next week, the
management deciding that it would
be better not to have it so closely fol-
lowing the Christmas holiday festivi-
ties. The event will as usual include
a grand masquerade on skates, with
numerous prizes for best skating,
most unique costumes, etc.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
HOW AMERICAN PRINCESS
ESCAPED FROM AUSTRlANS.
Former Mrs Hueer Pratt Had Hard
Time Leaving Sersia-

Princess Alexis karageorgeyitch.f for
merry Mrs Huger Pratt OF New York.
arrived IN Rome the other day after an
adventurous journey on horseback
across Albania. She was still much
fatigued from her trip.
The prince is q cousin OF King Peter
OF Servia and was an exile from his
country, living in Paris until last spring,
when. with the princess. be went to
Seryia
The princess says that she left Nish
shortly before the Austro-German &C
cupation Of the Servian wartime capt.
tai She said that she had been com
PEELED TO ride hard day and night since.
pursued by the enemy and at imminent
risk OF capture.
The party originally had forty horses,
but thirty-four OF them died en- route,
and luggage and provisions We're aban-
doned
On her arrival at Tirana. Albania,
the princess was welcomed BY Essad
Pasha, provisional president of Al
bania, who furnished an escort for the
party to Montenegro. where they were
the guests OF King Nicholas at Ce-
TIME The princess, accompanied By
her husband, crossed the Adriatic or
] an Italian cruiser and was landed Al
Rapalo.
Princess karageorgeyitch says thai
the Servians are dying Of hunger and
/ that their need of relief is most urgent
& Their SufferiucS in Albania she saws
battle ali description
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
Some Queer Ones

Ten OF bigzmistss twenty-five wives
called on him ia one day at Thomas
vile, Ga. jail
Cheese may become war BRIDE as
1t is claimed bullets are being made
from 1t in Europe
Women neutrals leaving Germany
are bathed to erase possible spy mes
sages written in invisible ink on their
skin
Miliville, n. j.. man has received 81
from man who says he stole two chick
ems from him rhirty-fve years ago and
has troubled conscience.
Letter mailed in 1850 has Just been
delivered TO son Of man to whom IL
was addressed 1t started in Necga.
III. and wound up in Los Angeles.
With blue glass toy pistol and red
pepper, Chicago boy Of eighteen made
nineteen holdups. the pepper being
used only when his victims showed
fight
Stranger bought pan ike those used
TO take up Billy Sunday thank offer
ings at Syracuse and when Billy called
for collection began TO pass pan around
getting SO before he had TO run
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
Says Pheasanss Kill ouaiIs,

Game wardens of central Illinois
nave filed charges against the English
rlng necked pheasants which were Inn
ported at enormous expense by the state
game department and distributed In
most OF the counties. It is asserted
that the pheasants kin the young quails
and destroy the nests Of the grown
birds before the eggs are hatched.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
PENINSULA WOMAN
SUICIDES IN THE 81
CONTINUED from Page 0ns)

health. having recently been eonlas.
to her room for a period of Seven
weeks. The severe strain and Won
was probably the motive for seeAns
relief in death.
Mrs. Delmore was born Ia CaIsilas''
n Y. on April 3, 1864, was VIZ
Of Catholic faith, and 81 years OF y
at the time Of her demise.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
SToRk'S WING FluTTERED ON
SOUTH RlDGEWooD AVENUE

The stork left a fine 1o-pound baby
girl at the South Ridgewood avenue
home Of Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ Wing at
about noon Tuesday Both mother
and baby are doing nicely and Mr.
Wing is busy receiving eongratula-
lions. The new arrival in the family
has been named June Estelle Wing.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
Columbus.

The idea OF the sphericity OF
earth did not originate with CO...
bus Long before his time the -
was entertained by the leading LII
The globular form Of the earsn
taught by Eratosthenes, Arisl q
Hipparchus and others SIS cary
c. 276.-125.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05

Partridge Helps AgricuituriG
Investigation in Germany mas sns
that the partridge eats the seea :.
many noxious weeds and nsecls q.
structive to plant life, thereIofe
serves protection
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
For the Canary.

A little fresh or salt pork covered
with cayenne pepper and hung in
the cage is a great treat for canary
birds and does their health good.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
Robins and Sparrows Lead

The commonest bird in the north
eastern part OF the United States is
the robin The English sparrow comes
close second.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05

AID BAND CHAIR-2o
Lady friend of Mr. Burgoyne.- 100
Geo. H Ludwig. additional. -. 500
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05
"a CHILD OF GOD" MUTUAL
MASTERPIECE ARCADE

Cyrus Townsend Brady, the famous
American author, wrote "A Child of
God" a Mutual masterpiece. produced
by the Reliance Feature Film corpora
ton. This photo-play is full of beau
tiful scenes and is put on with an all
star company, Francelia Ellington
and Sam de Grasse playing the lead
ing parts.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05

IL you read 1t In the Daily News Il
Is pretty apt to be just that way.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30

tnnfe, at Ger fuloe blioe Spergs-
uloal 0erom, % gpens aSibrarn
9oaro~ bapoe oa ogiaa ta8et BET
for gipet, at De gioroe eli goo
Berning oeo at iorbereoe Sagen
% t%ilpeie6ringe De ~nsopenoi1e Qei0-
Ter til at fsbe @rnn0en for. 4fen
0a iaa ellers alting par / Sroen,
oar ser - iom Der 10 for eurigt
npIten alto er ogiaa Der / Blair,
naar BET g9IOer Ell 900 Gag =
nogle, Der fom / Tanfer ON. At bet
muligoi@ funOe fomme til at foite
ct Bar Gents mere / Sfat at boloe
en- ioaoan 9pgning oeolige, og
anore, at Garne9ies Renae pit life
er BELT rene, % at man oertor
life 6uroe tnge imoo @aoen. Sort
iagt, man bitteOe paa ~lloflugter %
fif beoirfet, at Sagen iful0e i9ttes
til Afitemning.
Oct err III at baabe, at De, Der
bar 9pens Bel Tor Die, % iom
inOier, boilfen getponin9 ct aoot
gibliotet fan bnpe iirr Tor Den OBJ
bofienOe llng6om. at Be inl0tallig
meoer OBJ 0en 8. September %
iaaleOes riier Oeres 8aaifpnnelie
al port i6aroiae .eibraro 9oarOs@
9eitrrbelier. % at oeroeo De fan
bliue giort orunoia til Sfamme,
iom unoer forIfelIiae 9aaifrlo bar
billet 6inOre iaa 900 en- 5ag.
- Ort~iioite. ri berte ira gamIe
Mr. n. 2uno. par bans 8ilitano
urientlig uforanoret. San or en- Ii
oenOe @ano. arGfterne ta9er al.
o. set li0er moo enoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30
Yia
(5ortiot fra SIDE g.

u8er iorii9ti9 ! oisie llOgrau-
ninger." iaaoe en- officer. ngtosle
al Dem bar la0et Niiner, o. oct
fan g0ot bare, at Der enonu Zig
ger nogIe 8pifere % 9emmer iig.
Der par iaftiif bleueh iunOet TO
SDifere oen ianlme 9ag. Rogle
engelitr Soloater ppoogeOe pluO-
ielig, at Der bleo iflfot paa Dem
ct eaer anoet Steo ira, % eiter
nogen Segen ianot De, at Sfuo-
Oene fom ira Ell beitemt Seftor al
Sfpttegrapen, / boilfen Der par
ll0eraonineer, Der too / 6orbin-
belle mes binnnoen. Som OreDne
Snareiegere lit De ben llOgraO.
ming %iioleret, boori Snigifptterne
lad. Som beruo meo Ser, raab.
te De. s89r ie0e Born % oOergiu
ier.~ Men Be isoe 9ern ioareOe
meO ct Sim. Sna bIeo u09raunin-
gen bomboroeret; men 6olfene elf
gennem 6en enc unSeriorSiifePos.
iase efter ben anoen uoen &e-
iultat. San anbra8te De en- @tine'
IaOning % ipr9n8te belle 9iitorien
Ii Stumper o9 StDtfer.
Der trat en- 5or0enbpge op oper
8alplaoien peo Montauban, pIu0.
ieIigt % bol0iomt, % 8esnen site
neO / Stremme. 9imIen blep fort,
Tort, meO ct 9renligt Stpnf. naar
9Dnene qlimte oper De ifouflnOte
Seioer / Retning Al "a 9oiielIe
% ooenooer 6ricourt.
pSimIens artiIIeri!" ingOe Ell
Ofiicer, % Oct oar fife rent 9aas.
Oct par roget, Der paobgO 9Gre.
irpgt i bette Rsrfe, Der lagoe iig
tpt ooer elsie Sla8marfer, % Den.
ne Oumpe auIIen al 5oroenen, ser
blanoeoe zig me0 carmen ira aa.
nonerne.
ArtiIIeri-O bieroationer bIeu umu-
liggiorte; men aanonerne neobIeo
at IfpOe, o8 @Iintene ira Dem par
lige iaa flare JON 2onene. Oct "a.
reOe life IGi9e, iaa par oet laOere
liggenOe 5errpn belt operlusm.
met, iaa at aanonerne / 0alene itoS
gano, og 5eitetransporterne pla.
ifeOe gennem 8ptterne, iaa at be
ienOte beIe Springuano op ouer
arlerne, og 5Iooer lsb neO gen.
mem ben ganIle, tpife Clinics poe
logte Sfpttegraoe.
ct gilIeoe al ariaens Rsrte
% RaoieI, meO ct 9orOenoeir ionl
Ramme.
@ifIp guGIoct
5 u5uIIanos. 9oiten. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30
NntomobilnlDffe.

Bait 5ames 9eterien, 6nrIan,
Sa., ifrioer til % unoer 2s altg. /:
IS @anr eftermio6aa (altiaa !
'Ssnoa9s) bIeo en- al pore Oonife
5amilier operfort nf 9oaet paa
q. 9nuen nnr Remnant, 8
D1il ira Sarlan. De par ferenoe /
9il. Monoen hilbert 5anien, en-
6armer, fom tenmelig iIemt til
Staoe. Sans Smtru If en- 5oitc
ct Ben brpffet. og Der er 6nre
for beuOes 9io. On 8ige paa 7
gnr fom oeiaa noget til Sfa0e,
% en- gi5e pnn 3 anr O6oe en- boIn
Time eftsr Snmmeniteoet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30
airfeinbbielie % areSsmpOc.

5ainois areos al Zen ioreneoc
onnIfe eo. .lutb. airte / amerifa"
boIoer, oil Sub, fit OelegereSq
areosms0e ] emalis Nenigbeo, Mc.
Rabb, 81. ira 10. til 10. Sept.
Ssnoa9 D. 10. besDnoes meo
airfeinOoieIie os aabningssnostie.
ueite. De islgenOe Gage fcrtiqttes
meo 5orbanOIinger on9naenoeareo.
lens MisiionsopsaDer etc. iamt meo
DrsiteIie al emnerne:
1. 5reIfens @run6 %
5reliens 6rngt.
2. Susnn6agt.
areofens ung0omsor
bnno boloer fit 9larsmsoe | 5or.
binoelie meo areosmsOet og bar
ION tit Snmtnlcemne: SaI. I.
Weniebeoerne beoes erinore at
leroe Selegnter I'll Weoet o. ale
areoiens 9rpiter at fomme. 0igele.
oes enifer llngoomsforbunoet at
|erinore De enfeIte ungoomsforenin.
ger ON at looe iig repraientere oeo
Jorbunoets anrsmsoe.
8erren gtpe os ct goot % bel.
|fignet areos. 90 llngoomsmsoe |
WcJeabb.
Pna areoiens gegne.
g. pe6erfen, a~reosiorm.
emnus Wenigbeo Mcgaabb inobp.
Der genner at bort firfelige Arbei-
De til at pare meo os peo open.
nronte Nsoe. angaaenoe 5nofpar.
terin1 beoes man inoen A. Sept. at
meloe lit aomme til
poitor 8. 3. &ee6e,
WeWabb, Sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30
yOanlferen"
cns5ag Sen 80. an9nit 1916.
Blair, aebr.

Ter oar 9rpllnp / Dor 0anife
airfe Der / Mites. Oct par 0tiis
Qnoia Semen, Der bleo ggtepiet
I'll Dfr. z. $. 8ebel. 81. :. gait.
ai6Iler, Ser uoibrte 8ieIien, talte
foruo Tor Oenne til 9rnoeparret no
fra Croet: Sea piI inaenluaoe
Hippo sig % in%genIunOe iorlaoe
Siq.~ (0ebr. 10. 81 airten
par inlagiulOt % npoeligt oeforeret
for anIeoningen. gn 9ne par reilt
sber 4lterringen bnor 9rnoepar-
ret ltoo % ii0en fnpleoe nnOer 8i.
ellen. 9uen bar omounoen nleO
aarstioens 9lomiter a@oloen-
roos" % 9liters 0. D., 0. %.
Range @enneifer bar fomnlen til
Steoe ior at oOerb9re gielien,
blanot oisie ogiaa en- Del 4nieri.
Eanerc.
efter 8ielIen / airfen par Der
,Receution" gruoells 9iem,
hportil 5Ingtninge og narmeite
Benner al 9ruoeparret BAR ino-
bnot ser mootoaes 9D%fpnifninger
d ilere ifenne 8aper, % ct 8oot
aitensmadftiO ierpereoes. u Der
Eilbragtes I set belle ta9et en- ton
St4uo ianlmen meo De HD9iite. =
pr. 2ebel 6ar auiGttelie iom Ga,
GER Beo Sllinois' Statsuniaeriitet.
faa oeres Stem oil blioe ! ltrbana,
81. Gauifercn enifer De np9iite
nno SDffc o. Serrens riae 9ellig.
nellel
See Mrs. Hinchman for
Your Photos.
81 bar / 0isie 9a9e 9eieg
II MISUNDERSTANDING = 9r9-
aernc %. 9. g6riitianIen, 5. @ert.
fen % 6. Brsoenien og 29gmeo.
Erasrne 6. 3. Sfoo % 9. geo-
feo. aaa0et er nemlia inmlet til
Me0e her.
Seritfommenoe 9irsOn9, ben
Ste September, boIoeg Der Aiitem.
alma Ser / gpen ON, bporoi0t Ri
Dor ta1e inpo DIR. garneaies I'll
sio ON at ifpnfe 9pen en- Bib
Iiotefsbngning til en- Gproi al St0,-
900 eller fife.
Nan ifitI0e 10 egentli9 fife
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30
6Glles l~lneOOmSmpOe.

St. 9eters llngoomsiorening inO'
bDoer 5eroeo ale Dc un9e / Den ipo.
lige Eel a Q~iinneiota areos til ei
iGIles lln~goomsme0e, JONI oil blioC
ai6olot OH QUO oil, i Qortbfielo,
Minn., / 0osene SO. Sept.
g1g0et begDnoer 6reOag 4iten
.al. s. AIIe, JON gniter at g9ite Os
UNDER Neoet, beoes inOmelOe fla
ieneit 1. Sept. til unoertegneoe.
st 5anteiprog ior gis0et: Sol
20, 3.
9aa De nnges gegne.
y. M. geterien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30
Greosmpoe.

@isconIin Gre6s Of Den foreneot
onnife airfe ofboI0er, ON SUB bill.
tit aarIise ~6cIegereoe Ms6e | Den
onnIf ebnn9. liftb. Wenigbeo I Mil.
pmufee, @is, | 9ngene fra 21.-
"a. Sept. 1915. Msoet begpnoer
meo Ssimesfe @uostieneite ON
|Tors0ag aften 81. 8.
4lle areoiens pr9iter bsr m6oe
Jog ale areoiens Menigbeoer bsr
|ienoe Delegater. 5orrefningsmsoe
|0grong.
4re6fens gmne: Gen beTIi.
ee Rnobere os oens getponine for
|@uos gern.
menfgbeoensG @6n-
men % oeus 9eliieneIie. Sob. 16,
"a.
Der betoIes $1.50 for OpboISei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30

Suiua areos nfboloer, bill SUB,
fit aorsmsoe | 0a3aretb Wenigbeo,
|Geonr Sails, ga, ira Oen SO.
|September 1916.
Rsoet begpnoer meo Ssimesie.
gnostieneite 5reoag 5ormiOons B.
s. Septbr. al. 1917.
9rritemsoe Torsoas 3. 7. Sep.
TENDER 81. s, aiten.
5dgenoe gmner foreligger til
I9reftelfe:
I. areoiens Gmne: Meniebe-
Den, I. 9et. 3, 8.
II. Reni8beoens: ScIIigaereIfen,
4 86eTs. 4, 8.
areoiens grpiter ~foroentes at
gioe Were.
ATIe areoiens 1cnigbeOer an.
MODES frrliat ON at ienOe 9eIe-
9nter.
SieIoe areoIens 9eOtr1t beta.
leg I Dollar for aoit oeo aarsme.
oct. 9oa areoiens 8egne.
u. ~. RieIien.
3o8oretb @enigbeO, liOienocr
beroeo en- farIig SnobnoeIIe I'll al.
Ie genner o. RenigbeOer / Soma
areos til at anite os I oDennGbnte
Dage.
Rom fra npr o9 fern o. npr
peIfommenL aGe 7eItagere be6es
inbmeIoe zig inopn +. September
til llnoerte1neoe.
Bna Reniqbeoens gegne
elias Brebenfen.
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Nre0S Nnrsmahe.

Paciiic areos at Zen ioreneoe
oanife eo..Iutb. airfe" aiboIoer, ON
@uo oil, oeIeeeret anrsms6e / Dor
6reliers MenigbeO, 6ernoaIe, Sal.
| Goeene SIS. Oftober. Nab.
ningsgnostieneite Eors0ag 5ormio-
ona al. 10.
5orlioen De nIminOeIige 5orret-
ninger areosmi5iionen oeOrsrqnoe,
liant 9nIg al embeOsmnuO, for.
bnn6Ies ipIeenoe 9gmner:
I. 5aoeroorets I. gen.
2. Matbnus %, 1-t3.
2a0 set iaa bIioe ct tort, gooi
9reositppne, bpor alle giper We0e.
5or Raciiic areos
u. 8. SEMEN, areSsiorm.
Dor 6reIiers M1enig6eO inobpoer
paa oct bierteIigite gacific areos,
0ens 8rpiter, Observation-Disclosures
og 8enner til ooennponte areos.
msSe. anmeISeIien FER til I'M.
oerte9neoe og maa bGre mig |
S9n6e Ieneit ben %. September
@i nenter ale bore 8Giter Ons.
Dag aften Den 4. Oftober.
Tonfeiprog: SamIer mig mine
belize, iom baoe iIuttet pngt meO
mig oeo Offer. SoIme 80, 5.
Gna Reniabeoens gc1ne
g.. g. 5. 0ielien.
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HnaOomsmeoe

bill bIioe af6olot I ebene5er Me
niabeO. auoiibon, 81, / 9osenl
.t7-t9. September 5. u.
On eitermiOOngeue pil isIsen
Oe Gmuer bIibe orgfteoe:
I. Subs Riges gproifiOe (Iaattb
10, Az.
2. @uos aiges SfsnbeOsIiOt
CWaatfb. 10, 1910.
3. CUBS Giges llobiflinssiiot
CDtottb. 10. 3f-32).
8enner al SUBS 3iges arbeio(
| Acknowledged o9 ltngoommen
SproeIes5eo ~inobpoes beroeo til
bette Rsoe. gi oenter ct belbeisgi
Neoe. Melo eoers aomme ieneIi
~. Septembpr.
8oa @eniebeoens 8eene.
o. 9. G6riftianfen.
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Wisnunsmpoe

9iI SUD af5oIoes MisiionsmsOe
I 9etbanin Meni9beo ueo aimbaII.
ton, Sa, | 7agene ira 22.-24.
= --.+~-s-
8enner inobDoes paa oct fGrligite
til at oeltage / oisle Rsoer.
Rnn Renigbeoens gegne.
s.. 6. SEMEN, Yrqit.
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nnaoomsmeoe

ior nOrOIige Del al Ninneiota
areos afboloes i -Dlilltotun, @is..
Den 3.-5. September boortil ber.
ueO farliait ino6poes.
SiIreiienOe beoes inOmeIOe fig
til un0crtegne0e in0cn oen 81.
Auguif.
Eao Observation-Disclosures 90
MenigbeOens gegne.
u. Is. g~nrIien.
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On @li0 uiI. aihoIoes @isii-
/ 9et1esoas 0ieniabeO /
0es @oines, ga, ben 4. oa 5.
Sept. 9rGiterne z. g. 6. San.
ien, $. Z. Senien % Z. 3. Big
bar Iopet at tale.
gna Menigbeoens 9esne.
u. g !. SehoIm.
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n

afboIoes. on @no oil, t Samlih
Sa., ira t5.-t7. September %
/ erira, 5n., ira 6.-S. Oftober,
til 6pilfe Msoer 5erpeo oenliait
iHObD0es.
@aa 0ienigbeoernes 9egne.
i. Rasmnsfen.