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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3
The Makers Image

Crowned with the culture of the centuries
With honest mien and noble, manly pride.
He gazes fearless back across the Past,
Triumphant DER the forces of the world
Fired by wisdon's sacred heritage,
Imbued with ardent trust and sanguine hope
Strong driver of Progression's potent plow,
He presses onward, certain of success
Upon his brow serene intelligence
Reigns sovereign consort of integrity.
This is the thing the Lord God made and gave
To have dominion over land and sea;
This is the Makers image this the Man,
Evolved in somber cons dead and gone,
That phenx- risen from the forge of Time
In grandeur marches on to victory.
Yon clod is but the relic of the Past,
And burdened by the centuries that lie
Long-buried in now forgotten tomb
Whence empty ages nevermore may rise.
SO has God given labor raised the Man.
That, chaos-conquering, his mighty arm
Now reaches proudly round the globe,
In signal triumph over Time and Space
The gulf between him and the seraphim
Is straty narrowed to single step;
Toil-lifted from the gloom of ignorance,
He holds the key to solemn mystery
And with unclouded eyes perceives Gods dream
In all it's glory and its melody
Say where exists splendid prophecy?
Masters and rulers in all lands . forsooth,
Who are the masters and whose is the sway
Of sceptered power Ger the universe
Whose hand is on the throttle of Advance
Save his upon whose sturdy open brow
There CLEANS the sweat of strong productive toll?
He is the lord and ruler in all lands
Whose lightest word commands the elements,
Who summons Nature to his beck and call
And whose most faithful servitor is Truth
Who abors labors to noble end
And so the Future shall be satisfied;
The worlds last reckoning shall place this Man
Upon the pinnacle he shall deserve;
And he who shaped himself shall reap the rest
His being promises, led on by faith
Undaunted in the goodness of the Plan
The want insatiate of higher things
The plain impulse of Immortality
Albert Charlton Andreus.
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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-16
Medals for County Schools.

Mr.. w. ]. Mauns has secured a
number of medals for the county
schools, to be awarded at the com
ing commencement. The board
of supervisors always gives the
first honor medal, aud for several
years ]. Nj. Taylor has given the
declamauon medal; !. G. Joseph
the English medal; Chas. 1. Will
the reading medal, and w. j.
Manns the mathematics medal.
In addition to these, the follow
ing will be given this year: Sam
We'll, second honor; Joseph Dav
export, third honor; Claiborne
Hardware Co., physiology, and S.
H. Baguell, penmanship. This
list has one more medal than was
given last year.
There will be spelling contest
at commencement, for which a
prize will be given by the teachers.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-16
SENTENCE COMMITTED.
Will PeIImore, Sentenced to Hang,
Goes to Penitentiary.

The governor has commuled the
death sentence of Will Pellmore
to life imprisonment, aud be was
taken to Jackson Tuesday, there
to serve few years before being
pardoned.
The PeIlmore case has created
more than ordinary interest 10 such
cases. He killed woman on the
Person place last summer and
shot two other negroes at the same
time; and the officers stated that
he shot at them when they went to
arrest him. He was tried and
promptly sentenced to hang. A
stay of execution was granted just
before the date set for the hanging
in order that a petition. which
claimed that evidence bad been
found which robbed the case OF its
worst features. could be circulated.
There was strong opposition to
the commutation. The opposition
claims that the governor had set a
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-16
Keaanton

Mr.. T. S. McCaY made a busi-
ness trip to Starkville Friday.
Quite a number from here at
tended field day at Raymond Fri
day. All report a fine day.
Mr.. George Regan of Rocky
Springs visited relatives here this
week.
Miss Julia Luster spent the
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. Luster, this week.
M. and Mrs. John FarrIs aud
little son of Duke spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. I'M. Crawford.
Clyde Scott, accompanied by his
sister Miss Virginia and Rev. N.
A. Edmonds and interesting little
son, all of Utica, motored here
Sunday where Mr.. Edmonds de-
livered a fine discourse to his usu-
al congregation.
T. Nj. Luster and T. S. McCay
motored to Vicksburg Tuesday.
S. B. Hutchins mads-a business
trip to Port Gibson last week.
o. G. Barlow and Miss Virginia
Dudley, our efficient teachers,
spent the week end of last week in
Port Gibson, attending an import
ant school meeting in which all the
teachers of the county were inter
ested.
Miss Helen Brown, the talented
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. K.
Brown of Cayuga, has gone to
Prentiss county where she will be
county agent tor the Home Eco
nomic Extension Work.
Mrs. H S. Foote visited her
cousin !. l. Enochs and her sister
Miss Dora Hively in Jackson last
week, making it convenient to go
when Helen Keller was there 10
order that she might attend Miss
Keller's lecture.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-16
George w. Harvey.

Mr.. George w. Harvey died in
Waco, Texas, on March 18th, aged
II years. He leaves his wife and
three sons.
Mr.. Harvey was native of
Kentucky, but many yeats of his
life were spent in Claiborne county
where he married Mrs. Powers,
mother of Mrs. Samuel Bagnell.
He enlisted In the Fairview Rifles
of this county and served In the
Virginia campaign during the war
between the states Mr.. Harvey
was member Of President Davis
body guard when the president
was arrested after the surrender.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-16
NEWS.
Interesting Letters from Different
Sections Of the County, Written
by Our Regular Cor.
respondents.
bermanville

Mrs. M. c. Shelby left Sunday
for GIoster where she will visit be-
daughter, Mrs. L. N. Whiting
ton.
Mrs. Matte Barnes Owens oil
Friars Point and Mrs. Lizzie Lloyd
of Carpenter spent Saturday aud
Sunday with Mrs. H. b. Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Segrest,
Mrs. Bridger Segrest and little
Miss Bridger of Barland spent
Sunday with Mr.. Corney Bndger
and family.
Mr.. William Young of Tillman
was a HermanvilIe visitor this
week.
Mr.. w. b. Williams and daugh.
ter, Miss Perla, were pleasant Wis
itors to the capital city Sunday.
Miss Annie Lloyd, accompanied
by her little niece, Willie May
Fontain, went to Utica last week.
Mr.. w. l.. Short spent Sunday
with his friend R. B. Calender of
Fayette.
Miss Freda Bruce spent the
week end with friends in Pattison.
Mrs. ]. D. McMurchy of Deer
ing, Kansas, visited home folks
this week.
Mrs. Guice and daughter Ruby
of Oldenburg visited Messrs. Lew
is and Rudolph Lehman last
week.
Mrs D. Lotion has established
a millinery department with R
Lehman & Co. We are indeed
glad to have Mrs. Lotion with US
again.
Mrs. Robt. Montgomery, Jr., is
laving a pleasant stay with her
riends Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Cassil
# Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Haley have
eturned from Hattiesburg where
hey were called to the bedside of
heir daughter Miss Lola Belle.
Ne are glad to hear that she is
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-16
ASKS DAMAGES.
Miss Haily Sues Auto Driver for
$4,000 Damages for In
iuries Received.

Hattiesbug, Miss, March 10
Damage suits aggregatiug $40, 900
were filed to day against w. A..
Johnson, Hattiesburg market man,
by Miss Lola Belle Haily, Normal
College student, who was run over
by the car of defendant and had
both limbs broken two Sundays
ago. R. H. HALEY of Herman
vile, Miss, is co complaint with
bis daughter, who is yet confined
to the hospital.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-16

Admission: IS cents; children
and students, rs cents.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-16
Dangers Of Draft.

Drafts feel best when we are hot and
perspiring. just when they are most dan=
gerous and the result is neuralgia. stiff
neck. sore muscles or sometimes an attack
of rheumatism. In such cases apply Sloan S
Liniment 1t stimulates circulation to the
sore and painful part. The blood flows
freely and in a short time the stiffness and
pain leaves. Those suffering from neural
gia or neuralgic headache will find one or
two applications of Sloan's Liniment will
give relief. The agonizing pain gives way
to a tingling sensation of comfort and
warmth and quies rest and sleep is possi-
BILE. Good for neuritis too. Price 25c. at
your druggist. Adv
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-16
Recital.
Lillian Rogers. Pianist.
Julia Marie Johnson, Reader.
Juliet Featherstun, Soprano.
Tuesday evening, March 81. 8:15,
Opera House.

Tuesday evening, March 81. 8:I5,
Opera House.
The Spirit Of Spring (Henry
Parker), Miss Feathersiun.
By Courier 60. Henry). Mis-.
Johnson.
sorate Pathitique (adsglo),
(Beethoven). Miss Rogers.
a. As In Rose Jar; b, Dande-
lions, (Cadman); c. Bird Raprures
(SchueiTier). Miss Featherstun.
The Other Wise Man (Henry
VanDykr) Miss johnson.
Waltz in E minor; Waltz in G
fat (Chopin), Miss Rogers.
My Dreams { +. Paolo Tosti),
Miss Feaiherstun.
Pauline Pavlovna (Thos. Bailey
Aldrich) Miss johnson.
Liebestraume { Liszr). Miss Rog-
ers.
Admission: IS cents; children
- .A,.l ..so - oa,te
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-16
NEW PRESIDENT.
DR.. C. P. Thompson Of Kosciusko
will be at Head Of Cham
berlain-EIunt.

The executive committee on ed
ucation of the Mississippi Synod.
PRESBYTERIAN church. In session at
Jackson yesterday, elected DR.. C.
P. Thompson. pastor of the Pres.
byterian church at Kosciusko, as
president of Chamberlain- Hunt
Academy. to succeed Maj w. G.
Martin whose resignation becomes
effective at the end of the present
session.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-16
AN OPEN LETTER.
Maj. Martin Asks Public to Re-
frain from Causing Boys
to Violate Rules.

To Our Friends:
1 am taking this method. throngt
the courtesy of the ReVeille, to say
to You .publicly something that ]
feel should be said at this time and
l am sure that YOU will under
stand and appreciate my position.
While 1t is true that Chamber
lain-Hunt Academy draws practi.
cally all of its students from a dis
tance and, to that extent, Is indie
pendent of. local patronage, 1t Is
likewise true that there Is, and
should be, close relationship be
tween the school and the town. To
maintain this relationship on the
proper footing Is very desirable
and I have always done everything
possible toward this end We
want your interest, your co opera
tion and your support.
The school is owned and operat-
ed by the Presbyterian Church of
Mississippi and consequently, while
not sectarian, 1t Is essentially de-
nomlnational. As such, 1t Is ne
cessary to maintain a certain stand
ard of conduct for its students and
i'll the interest of discipline to up
hold that standard when necessary.
To illustrate: There are certain
pleasures that are absolutely for
hidden to the students, daucIng
being one of them, and every stu
dent on entering pledges himself
to abide by these regulations, with |
the understanding that violation
of them on his part, will subject
him to immediate dismissal
Now, 1t is not a question of what
we as individuals think about
these things. That has nothing
to do with it. Il is simply ques
tion of carrying out definite pol
icy formulated by the power that
owns and controls the~@school,
Presbyterian Church,
through its authorized representa-
lives.
The question Of moral RESPONSE
oiIity is as old as humanity. Am
[ my brothers. keeper" IS ques
lion as pertinent today as il was In
he dayS of Cain and Abel. We
eel very strongly that. when en-
,ourageInent is given a student,
either direct or indirect, TO break
/ rule, thereby causing him to 1
Violate his pledged word, and
bringing upon him the possibility
If dismissal, the patty who does
10 is morally responsible, at least
n part. for whatever may be the &
esult. We also feel that one who
loes this is not friend of the
school and certainly not of the
10Y. [
1 am writing this letter in the $
nope that all of our friends will i
DIN with uS in this matter. aud by {
together. be the means of
instead of contributing }
% the disgrace to some boy of be {
ng sent home. Suppose 1t was t
your boy? Would you feel kindly t
toward any one who had contrib
1ted to that result?
Yours most sincerely, i
w. 6. MARTIN,
President. G
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-16

We invite you to inspect on
New Line of Low Cut Shoes
ZeigIer Bros. for Ladies. w. L,
Douglas for men.
Samuel Well.
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time for the hearing OF their side
of the question, but acted before
that time arrived.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

MinoetapIe for Or. 5enger. 9en
8. %. bIep III. agbi. BIT" en-
MinoetabIe for Sen / 1902 afosoe
beita9teoe oanife eege. Or. CIR.
6enger, afiIsret / Chicago, 81.
9aoIen er ifanfet at 8anif-ameri.
fanere / Chicago. Set par RationaI-
fomiteen, Der paa eet al fine Ws-
Der / 1911 beilltteoe at inoi9tte
ben / 9oof gountp SoIpitnIs 8or-
6aI, men ierit | 1916, oa ben Der.
til neoiatte aomite bleo iuppleret
meo Here Me0Iemmer, tom Der 2ib
/ 5oretagenoet. 4fileringen opero9.
re0es bl. a. of Or. 6engers Gnfe
% gorige 6amiIie, @up. 8unne
9rpiioenten for 3eoieal Societp.
Or. aaeuitts u. O'4eilI, 9befen
for GountD-SoTpitaIets 999eitab,
Or. Sofepb Z. MILLER, Or. Qui1e
og mango andre Repr9%f entanter
for gbicngos 2ngeitan0 Iamt en- re-
rppientatip 5orIomIing al G6icagos
8anife. = 8aIp. Dunno, iom par
en- al SaIerne. itotoIte tin 8lRoe
ODER at opre til Ste0e og bore
meo til at b9ore en- MnnO iom
Or. 5eneer; poa Statens geone
u6trpfte ban 6ens anerfenoeIie al
BEN beremte afos0es itore 5ortie-
neite. @uoernerens bierteIige Gale
mootoees me6 iterft 9ifaIo. =
aomiteens 5ormano, @aIo. q.
gaur, boLSt Ben egentlige afIIs-
ringstafe. San ~pointereoe, at font
Or. 5eneers @anoomsoerf uofsr'
tes unoer Stiernebanneret, Tom ban
eIife0e, ina eIemte ban oIorig fit
6eoelono. Oct er meo StoItbeo,
oi min6es BAN Iom amerifaner al
0anIf fSsoieI."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
Gil gpruebjsmsiagsns
Venner.

llnoer areosmsoet / 5ernoale,
Gal, ofboIot ira Den 5.-S. OF.
tober 1916, oeOtoses fsloenoe:
1. areoien uotoIer fin bjerteIige
1af til ale 8enner, iom / oct
iounone aar bar if9nfet @aper til
oct pnnt9nfte gsrnebiem paa pa.
cifieSaDIten.
2. 9srnebiemsfomiteen bliper
l%taaenoe og fortietter meo arbei.
oct | BET fommenoe aor, og til
npite aarsme6e fommer ben meo
5ingerpeg | 8etning al bporleoes
Sagen beoit fan orones. (aomiteen
beItnar al 8 Meolemmer: Bait. 81.
q. s. 0ielien, 5renonIe, Gal, 5or-
mano; gait. O.. 81. OIien, 1904 g.
15tb ct, Oaflano, Gal, og Scr.
z. u. giIegaaro, Oleanoer, Gal.
8. Dette Weoe tilifpnoer bemio.
leoe 8enner til at ifpnfe itsrre
liaa bel iom minore @ooer til Sir.
felig9srelien al oenne Sag, og ON
mulig nogen pil6e ifpnfe ct itsrre
Stpffe 2ono.
A. areoien bempnoiger 8srne.
Ibiemsfomiteen til at onpenoe gen-
Ice of Den | 8ernebiemsfasien Dor.
renoe Gum, og al bet, Der trent
oeles moatte inofomme til oenne
Says 8irfelisgsreIie, for iaa piot
bet anganr enfelte gern, Der maat.
tie transe til SinIp | aarets 26b.
aomiteen oil genre | arbeioe.
|Gnonu pe6 ben life, ON Der finbes
6anife gern paa be SO Bernebiem
l. bporaf 10 er fatolife - iom
|finbes | Staten California; men
oct gsr be f~ormooentlig. Del er
IuforIDnrligf, ON 1dd er 5tlfGloef.
gi oil forisee at unoerfeae 6enite
Gag. Com Golf o. Rirfe bar pi
GorpligteIier oper for ioaoonne
~ulpffeIige, og Of mao gsre og bill
gre, bob pi Tan for at bepnre
Dem for Dor Qirte % bort Golf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
6sjfoleit9Dnet / Glf 0orn.
ben ID. September.
(sIntnina.l

Ssnoag 5ormiooag taIte 8ait.
g 6. 6. 9nnien ON 8sjifolens 5or-
ito, Rutio og 5remtio, builfet Der
gengioes IaaoiOt % iaaoan, JON
ieg erinorer BET:
Seq bar opfattet min OpBaoe
iaaleoes, at ieg n9rn.sit ital tale
ON SeiIfoIeminoer. % ieg minoes
beOit ben Sl9et al SsiifolemRno,
Der fsrit git | aoIos Spor oe runot.
ON / 9anOet pan ieloitRnoig Nna.
De fsrte 9giifolebeoegelien Dioere
|frem, ioet De iamleoe beitan0ig lie.
re unge un0er Seiifolens BaaDirf.
ming. of Dem, ieg bar fenot, mao
iiPr incomes 9rier paa 8allefiloe,
|Sc6rsoer og 5ru Scbrsoer ira a.
|ifoO tillige meo Qutsborn og ben
elifeIige Ia gour. 9rier bapoe en-
ilofulo SiRl, og ban, iom ielp bar
al SsoeRt, bar til BeIiigneIie for
mango peo fine bibelbiitoriffe Sore
Drag. 5por funoe ban II snse inc /
|Oroet og foa os unge til at lptte.
Den, Iom jelo bar ppret unoer bans
Gales Wagt, glenmer bet alorig.
iom 9rier bapoe DibeIbiitorien
%inaoan bapoe be oIle bber lit Om.
raaoe, bporfra be fsgte at naa be
unges Sierter for at biRlpe eom
til Mette I 2iDets itore Spsrgsmaal.
MioIer, bporpeo oisie 4siifole.
mpno nirafeoe, bar nannlig ire:
Del Iepenoe Orb, Sdmlipet, og ben
perionlige Baaoirfnin9. Der er M,
naor aft fomn1er til alt, noget ON
Den Gale, at Get Orb tan bore Ie.
|benoe, meoens ct anoet tan bore
o6ot. Oct Orb, Der tales no al en-
6Go 4unoifab, % bnerfen ger 9ier'
tet foIot eIer pormt, Tan nIoria no.
rette iaa meget Tom bet Orb, Der
fra en- SiRI, Der ielp er
greben of Oroet. Dg be bar 9rebne
of &erren ieIp % al ben fore 9an-
|fe, at be piIoe brinee 6eres 0dnos
|llnsoOm ! Slot % Gslse til at tie
ne Cub men ian DfIoe be ogfoo
|bringe De i,ge til at batife, dt1uo
baboe eibet Dem ct 9anb, fcm Be
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5il ,Canlferen".

d%gbenbaon, 8. Oft, 1916.
aRre 8enner | geitenl
Ia me9et 8nno er Iebet / Snpei.
iioen iea iioit par @rit / g0nnif.
ren"s SpaIter, % 0a 5 naturIiaois
inrlig / oisie aloorlige 9i0er iper.
ger ioriat eiter Iiot 9eifeo berbiem.
mefra, bill ie9 MI inge BET oper
toprt % for en- Stun0 finn tpnte
pnn eoer.
I'll Snoleoning bar ieb Suit at
iortpae liot ON en- Boa, Ell al g..
teraarets beoite. fom ieg Iige FAR
lGit iproi9 | Tag. Zen 9eooer Sc.
remias" % bar Snteresie ior e6er
peo, at 6ori. er Den tiol. oanifnme.
rifonife 4rpit 81. @isrlp. Zen It'll.
orer meo ornmntiit 9ip Wsrfipnet,
reprpienteret al Seremias' itrenge
CONNIE ooer Solicit, % iom Moo.
i9tnins BERTH 2psiunet, reprpien.
lteret al bans taIrige Mooproieter.
Ogiaa berbiemme bar oi for Ii.
ben begge SInss 1proieter", eno6n
bIanot praiterne. Zen iioIte Slaas,
iom fun IGIer ben babe Sfriit OF
taller bnlp Sanobeo, oiI let pqre ben
fsrenoe | 6olfelipet, foroi oen taIer
iaa miIot os foriptter 5reo, ofte
noen at fremb9pe 9etingelien. 8i
lit Deo Ri9soaaens anbning MI ct
tppi'f Gfsempel pan fig prpoifen
meo en- Sffloring Of 9onmarfs lpie
og lnffelige 0lltiosfoar. Der peger
mob enonu lpiere Gage. Dog tror
lieg, at mango | Grniteitanoen fart
mprfer, at iaaoan Gorfpn6eIie net
lop | oisie frpgteliee aioer preller
laf poa 5oIf os tin beimpffer ben
Ianoe 9ilftanb. 8i opleper BOG iuit
MI 9ing, Der mnner os til at araoe
opbere emo nosen Sinoe % i~oritna
meo 2utber, at ben oprinoelige os
meofsote Spno er en- ifiuIt Gag for
ben gnnffe 8eroen, onberbares 81
beller neo bore eene arpiter, men
lformsrfes, forInares % unoifploes
meaet mere oeroeo; 0erior bebsbe
pi iaa bsilig Cubs Orb al Sim
len" og at, iom ban flyer anoet.
iteos, zen retifafien grnoifant be.
6anoIer ben QfrtifeI ON ariito, ON
bans 5~orioning. Saar, 9ors, Blob
og 9so ioelig os frem for ale an
ore." Stun eennem ben Gale tan
BOG WenneifeIi9le uinoe ben Mis.
bonn | Cub, Tom bliper, mar Sub.
falp og epffebiul os gersnotering
forgaor.
De[ err bet fonot, at Danmarfs
IGoIf | be to iioite, fbreelige aar bar
let flor materieI DpBnrB. Dor
uoenIanoife GnIo er iaa goot fom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

Men. genner, 5 ma bi9lpe os.
lei oppelIerer til belle port 5olf.
let gsrnebien, bpg9et beru0e al
9acific areos. bill itaa aaben for
ale oanife forGoreIeie Born uoen
SeniDn.
@ennem Sisie 9inier oil ri ger.
ne tilifpnoe eoer, 9enner. til at al.
be aomiteen iaaoanne Oplpsnin.
ger. iom miIiabis ii0oer inoe meo.
o. iom tan biplpe os | arbeioet.
Saaoanne 0pIDsninaer fan bpre
mnngenrte6e = I. CTS. ON 6anife
Born fin0es pna 9srnebiem Der.
noe ON onnife, forrIOreIeie
Born trpnger til ct Sient, 9inIp CT
FER 9Ieie - oo bi9lp os til at
fomme / 6orbifi6elie me6 rettd
8eofonmenoe; o. oi oil % fan
bipIpe. st lille 5llno itaar til Dor
Han0igbeo. 8e0 ii6ite areosmsoe
beIeb oet fig til $3i2.f6, inofomne
peo fripillige 8nber at genner ber
pon apiter, o. pi oeo, at bort
5olf bill itao os bi og if9nfe os De
neSbenoiae RioIer til oenne SaB,
mar oi nh banter pna hos BET.
8i er nemlig | grbeioe allere0e.
8ennem GAIT. u. $. Semen, San
6rancisco. beoes ser ON ell mad.
neSlig Siplp paa $t5 inotil bi0ere
for ct Barn. iom mon9Ier et 9oot,
friiteIiet 9ieun. Do oi oil 9erne
noe oenne 9inlp - % DOe Siplp
til ANDRE Born, iom er nlpffelig
itilIeoe o. nlaa Ii0e un0er 6orpl.
6res 9reOe. CAB mig opmiintre
eoer | Dor oDrebnre 5reliers, ben
Itore 9erneoens 0don til at fan.
fe oenne Sag eoers Opmprfiom.
beo. Stsrre eaer minore @aoer
mootn9es meo 3nfnemmeligbe0 o.
ienoes til areosiens aasierer, Nir.
9bris 9iIegaaro. 3.6.9 Dor 305o
5resno, Sal.
aomiteen pil aerne itaa / 6or.
binoelie meo enboer, Der interes-
ierer iis for oenne Gag. aae Op.
lpsninger mootaaes meo 5af, % al.
le 8oreipsrgsIer beipnres meO@lg.
De. Meo opb 2GngieI ipeioer ri Ell.
ter Den Wano eaer Quin0e 6eruoe.
iom 9erren bar oeliianet meo ri.
9eli9ere Rioler, % bbis Sierte
iIaor uarmt ior De uitploi9t Ii
oenoe. at ifpnfe en- itsrre Gum eller
ct StDffe 9an0 til 0enne oeliigne.
De Gag. o. genner. tpnf oper oct.
Get oil onre en- oeliignet 5lIegaoe
ior De imon.
81. 3. 5. Rielfen.
5ern0nIe, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

5oreningsbetr9belier Ger bar
peo @soe al 5nIlesfomiteen jon
5orening al norif-lutberite airfe'
iafnfuno / minneapolis ben 10
Oftober oeret giort 6orieg paa a
bringe 5oritnaeIfe / Stano melIen
Minoriteten / Den norite SunooI
paa ben enc SIDE ogiaa Waioriteter
% De andre forbanolenoe paa Der
nnoen Si0e. Ser ter maaife fnDt
ties nosen Jorbaabning til ben DIM
Itpnoigbeo, at oct er Broi. 6. s.
9reus og Bat. 5. .. Sorriien, beg
ge al npDnte Minoritet, Der bai
toget Sfriot til M 5r~ebsforbano'
ling. Oct piier 10 | bet mirolte, al
Winoriteten life trooier paa in
SerItilling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15
Valgreiultater.

6nten mar er tilfreos meo
Reirltaterue al ct 5oIfeoalg Der,
eller man life er BET, nse meo
Dem er man neot til at p9re.
Men ri mener MI, at 9anoets
9oraere ogioa bar @runo til at
oGre tiIireos meo R~eiuItnterne
al galget | aar.
Strnfs iaa oct 10, iom 0usbes
oar uaIgt til eanoets 9rpiioent
De nrite 4 aar, men ON BET emo
life or oiiicielt % nbiolut niaiort
enonu, iaa meogioes oct ben enc
Dag flnrere emo ben anoen, at
9ru9ioent 8ilion er aenoalgt. o.
Ielp ON bi beIIere boooe let Sita.
bes poIet, Ina er ri tifireos meo,
iom oct er.
3epliblifanerne bebeper nof at
bliue enonn grunoisere bel9rt ON,
at 9anoets 8pIgere life oil bape
De eamle pStdnopatters" til at
itaa ior Stpret; tbi oct BAR rime.
liaois Wr. 5nobes' Omgang meo
oisie | California, Der aioroe. at
ban life lit 5lertnl Of oenne Stots
Stemmer. @upernsr Sobnions itore
6lertnI til Il. 2. Senator er 8epis
oerior.
Men -- bbao pi bar aarIae
til ri9tis at sIRoes oper, bet er
g orbn0sagens itore Seir,
life aIene Der | Qebraifa, men os.
ian | Soutb 9nfotn, Wontana oa
Widigan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-11-15

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