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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14
SAVANNAH RECALL BILL
is DEAD AND BURIED

Atlanta, Ga.5 August 14.-The
Savannah recall bill, which had
tor its object the removal of w. I
Plerpont from the office of Nav
or OF that city is dead and buried
SO tar as the present legislature
is concerned. And not a mourner
could be found beside its grave
nor a single flower laid upon the
little mound which marked it's
resting place.
Representative Shuptrine, OF
Chatham county, was one of the
authors of the bill, and he left
Atlanta and went home before
the recall breathed its last, and
consequently was absent from
the bedside. Representative NV
rick and Jackson, the other two
Chatham representatives, did not
stay IN the room when it expired.
And as for Senator Alexander A.
Lawrence of the First District.
which district embraces Savan-
nah, he was way across on the
other side of the capitol.
1t was truly tragic and heart
rendlng scene. Turned over to
the rules committee of the house
with the request that this COM
mlttee bring the. bill to life by
placing 1t on the calendar the re-
call died an ignominious death
1t is understood on reliable au-
thorlty that the rules committee
didn't even feel the poor bills
pulse, much lass lay hold like true
physicians and bring it back to
life. The brutal fact is, and the
committee don't deny it, that the
bill was chucked into the waste
basket, along with the refuse of
the committees surgico-legisla-
tive operations, and there the
janitor found it-dead.
As a result w. ]. Pierpont will
serve out his term as mayor of
Savannah, the saloons of that CITY
will stay out of business, and the
Savannah whisky ring that tore
its shirt to shreds in an effort to
legislate the mayor out of office
will weep and wall and gnash its
teeth.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14
Veteran Warrior
Joins Greek Colony


William Pope, brother of the
Pope boys OF this city, arrived
this morning direct from Greece.
Mr.. Pope was soldier in Greece
IN the Balkan war and also under
arms during the present Euro
pean war. When the armies OF
Greece were mustered out. Mr..
Pope was also relieved of active
duty, and he Immediately made
tor the Land of the Free. Mr..
Pope tells some Interesting stor-
les of the condition around Salon
lka, where he was stationed while
under arms. 1t was his pleasure
to see many soldiers of many ma
tons and submarines of the Ger
mans as well as Zeppelins in ac-
ton.
OF the Greek army Mr.. Pope
says that they are loyal to their
King and that their influence in
the September election will bring
klng Constantine's party into
power in his native land. At any
event the army will remain loyal
to their king and Venuzelos. if
elected Premier, cannot count on
the support of the soldiers except
as tar as the interests of the King
may be with the new ministry.
Mr.. Pope will make his home
in Fitzgerald until again called
to his colors. He carries a Bulga-
ran bullet, souvenir received in
his thigh during the Balkan war
OF four years ago, of which he is
very proud.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14
REGIMENT
CHAMPION HIKERS

Washington, Aug. 14-What
is believed to have been one of
the longest tropical hikes ever
made by American troops thrown
on their own resources in a hos
tile country, was the hike made
by the Eighth Company, Fourth
Regiment OF United States Ma
rines, when It covered in a day
and night, On July End and 3rd,
the III kllometers between Mno-
te Christi and Santiago, Santo(
Domingo, after fighting most of
the way. 1t is seventy-six Am
erlcan miles between these two
points and the hike was the third
longest ever made by the United
States Marine Corps, under any
circumstances that approach war
fare.
With a handful Of U. S. Ma
rines, Colonel Pendleton main
tanned unbroken, an eighty mile
line of communication, and the
quick settling of the Dominican
trouble is probably due, in the
opinion of Marine Corps officials,
to the rapid hiking of the Marines
to the interior of the country. The
natives have been disarmed and
there is no further fighting,
he eXpeditionary force, under
Colonc. TenJIeton of the Marine
Corrs. consisted of two regiments
Of Marines.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14
AUTO ACCIDENT

Mr., Phil Robertson reports a
serious auto accident near Mich
OILS last night about 9:3O. Mr..
Robertson was returning to the
city when just ahead of him,
about a mile west of Nichols, a
car run into an auto standing
without occupants on the side Of
the road, in plain view as the
moon was shining bright.
The occupants of the running
car, a Mr.. Adams, was killed out
right, and three ladies', all from
Nichols, sustained serious inju-
ries. The larger car was unhurt
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14
This Lady went Licketysplit--

and she got into trouble. 1t SO happens invariably.
Read on If this bank went cketysplit it would
not nave the distinction of being known as an HON-
OR ROLL BANK. This lady, we think knew:better
but just went on Lcketysplit. This BANK KNOWS
BETTER and NEVER GOES ON LICKETYSPLIT
We are careful, VERY CAREFUL IN EVERY DE-
TAIL AND TRANSACTION. The people have found
this out and REWARD US WITH BIG PATRONAGE.
This lady applied for position as teacher in our
city schools and spelled the word competent this way:
Compatint Then she went on icketysplit and SPELL
ed another word wrong. We could not use her.
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
The Bank-Non-L icketysplit.
Leader Bank
Deposits attained over Half Million.
Truly the FARMERS BANK
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14
FARMERS TO GO TO Balm
BRIDGE

Demonstration Agent ]. T.
Plttman will head delegation OF
Ben Hill farmers for an inspec-
ton trip to the boil weevil section
OF Southwest Georgia and East
Alabama, leaving here Wednes-
day afternoon and spending the
night at cambridge. Parties
wishing to join the party will
please communicate with Mr.
Pittman at once.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14
GERMAN SUBMARINE
HOLDS UP SIX VESSELS

Havre, August IA German
submarine, it is reported, held up
SIX ships today. The steamer Ma
RE was sunk after the crew enter
ed the boats. Then the Norwe-
glan steamers Credo and Sore
were sent down. Papers of the
other ships were examined and
the vessels allowed to go.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14

general strike would be, catas-
trophe at any time but would be
nothing short of a disaster under
the present conditions. On this
ground the president based his re-
quest for conference with rep
resentatives of both factions be-
fore strike order is issued by the
leaders of the men.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14
Little River Sunday
School Convention

The Sunday School Convention
of the Little River Association
will be held at the Abbeville
church on the fourth Sunday in
August. The Executive Com
mittee of the association has ask
ed every Baptist church in the
association to let its pastor off
to attend this convention. Ev-
Iery church in the association is
asked to send two delegates or
messengers, at least. The entire
day will be spent in discussion Of
modern Sunday School problems,
organization and methods.
$50 A. M. Devotional-Rev.
J. 7. Lee.
GAS A. M. Organization. Re
ports of work by Brethren Grind
lie, Pyle, Minyard, and DeWeese.
Report of w. M. Lee.
10 A. NJ. Essentials of graded
school-Rev. L. A. Cooper, Rev.
R. D. DeWeese.
1880 A. M. Association Organi-
zationvRev. w. M. Lee.
II A. NJ. Need of Competent
Teachers-A. c. Pyle, Mrs w.
B. Owens, Gus Wilson, ]. R.
Monroe, ]. M. Baker.
II 80 A. M. Putting New Life
in the Sunday SCHOOL,. T. Lee,
J. A. Beckham, w. w. Taylor, R.
G. Braziel.
Open session and miscella-
neous business.
80 Dinner.
2 P. M. Missions in the School
Tiny Tippett, ] ]. Covington.
2:30 P. NJ. Young Men at Work
in the Sunday School-Col. H. A.
Hodges, Roscoe Lee, r. D. De-
Weese.
3 P. NJ. Interesting the Parents
in the School.-A. c. Pyle, Bro.
Grindle.
Our Plans for the future A
general and open discussion by
all.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14

A card from William R. Bo-
wen from New York states that
they are enjoying their trip and
That they are breaking some rec
ords in buying their Fall stock
for the Empire.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14
REFUSE TO ACCEPT
SUGGESTION OF
MEOIAT|0N
President to Hear Both Sides of
Case Today

New York, Aug. ia gener-
al strike on virtually all of the
railroads Of the nation, paralyzing
commerce and throwing approxi-
mately 100000 men out of en-
ployment, can be averted only
through the good office of Presi-
dent Wilson, as result of todays'
developments in the dispute over
the mems demands for an eight
hour day and time and half for
overtime. The controversy was
laid before the President, at his
invitation, after the workers had
fatty rejected any form of arbi-
tration. They refused mediation
yesterday.
Soon after accepting the Presi-
dents summons, extended by the
Board of Mediation and Concili-
alton, the men announced that the
leaders of the four railroad bro
therhoods would leave for Wash
lngton at midnight, accompanied
by thirty of the six hundred dele
gates assembled here. An hour
later the railroad managers, nine
zen in number, said that thew
would leave for the capital at the
same fine
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14
OFFICERS ARREST
BLIND TIGERS

Deputies Dixon and Roberst
and Policeman Hendrix arrested
Jile Brinson and James Miller,
both colored, for providing some
white friends with the prohibited
beverage.
Judge Adams bound them over
to the Superior Court.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14

ASAD CALAMITY CHILDREN you afternoon for
more School buildings If registered GO AND open
Six o'clock
ITS TOO DANGEROUS railroad to cross daiv back
ana forth badly crowded building It's too
far too After they get there they don't get time be-
cause we have two regular schools in building daily
Without buildings HIGH BUILDING is to be crowded
to death this coming fall
OUR population out growing buildings rapidly
We rejoice the grow furnish school room at once
SCHOOL BOARD.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Collins and
son Preston left this morning for
Atlanta to visit friends for two
weeks.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14

Mr.. w. H. Mink, of Lithia,
Fla, formerly a resident of this
section is back home for a visit
to homefolks.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-08-14
To Arrange Conference

Both parties will reach Wash
lngton tomorrow in time for an
early conference with the Presi-
dent. The hour for the meeting
VIII be arranged by Secretary Tu-
multy, who as Mr.. Wilson's rep
Tesentat'we, arrived here at 9
O'Clock tonight.
Mr.. Tumulty brought with him
q communication from President
Wilson, addressed to the brother
hoods and the railroad managers.
pointing out that such paralysis
OF business as would follow a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24

v9e ii0ite ii aar i Snpan~. Oct
er 8itlen paa ct Sfriit zen vi.
banoling) al Dor Wisiioner 5. 10.
Z. @intber i Snpan. Oct foretom
fsrit / nRoroiif gaisiionstiosifriit
ii. Sefte 1915. gi 9ar Dpret
opfororet til at optage BET / 1Oa1i-
iferen~ og UiIOe ogiaa bare giort
oct, men pi bnp0e Oct fife iarnIet
Tor SnanOen; imioIerti0 u6tom ri.
bnroIingsn lon ieloitGnoigt Strit
Oerbiemme, iaa hi lit BET bele ian-
let. Men oa ri iaa HI tRnfte pao
at begDnOe bets Optagelie Der /
9laoet, erfarer ri, at port airferoao
bar ierget FOR at faa ct itsrre initial
Off. al Sfriftet ira Odnmarf og
agter at iplge % uo6re0e oct /
Misiionens Snteresie, iaa ri i Ste
oct for at optage uoerne fortrin.
Lige 0oeriiet ooer Misiionen / Sa.
pan" Com Serb. Mlincf, 3or. Msis-
iionstiosIfrifts ltogioer foloer ri.
bonolingen) bi[ anbefnle bore 29.
iere at fS6e Sfriftet, itaar BET fal-
bpoes al bort 4irferaao. 5ormo.
oentlig oil bette iRrIig ife UNDER
unitltnoenoe 4arsmeoe. Sfriftet er
life oIene peIifreoet. 6pgtigt og n.
teresiant, men oct er ififfet 81 at
gioe boaoe 5oritaaelie a.Sg Sn'
teresie for Rigiionen iEapan. Oct
err ct ret pasIen6e >sfriit at laie,
otter of ri 6ar xfft geiss of Dds.
iiOnar S. gHaielien Os bans gu.
|itrn. Misa5nar Bintber bar for
|tient sanfurt6ets goaifsmelie for
oct ftore arbei0e, ban Der bar laet
Il Risiioriens Snteresie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24
Sare en- S.mGrfning.

Bait. 4. Z. 9iaien mener. at
iii. tioli9ere grfariuser, bliOer oct
pit life / oenne aouges lib, nogei
CANNED @rGit eaer nogen enfe
fan bragg Teniion al Del 6ono"
Oct pdatrufte Eeuiionsfono for4srP-
tier % Qraiteenfer). 8eo n~tIOligere
Griaringer" tpnfer Bnit. q. life pao
erfaringer / at irolamle I'll iaa0ant
5ofo, Tor oeri bar Samiunoet IN.
gen Griaring. Men 9dlt. q. tpn-
tp1tfer pei nof paa De e%riarineer,
Der 3io eiter an0en geres | Sno.
lnmling til @itos Higes arbej6e
Il i'm almin0eligbe0. Wien oenne
Gag itaor inoleoes for mig, at. ben
tilfommer ct prIigt 9eninn,
og at Samfunoet oerfor ifDl0er, al
Der cores noget no ooer oct almin-
I6elige = pirtelig gsres en- Strait.
a~nitrengelie for at inoidnle 5on6et.
Sna mart Samflinoet beitemmer
at oanne omtalte 6ono, oil Der
uSen 9pipI itrofs oare nogle, iom
ojl title iig ~forltaaenoe og offer.
lpillige ooerfor BET; men bet oil
maaIfe life belsbe iig til mango
I3itiin6er. Sfltloe man iaa oente
paa, at BET mangleoe fom inc ueo,
at en- og an6en, 9io eiter anoen.
inoien6e nogIe foa Dollars, 6o uil.
be Der muligpis nof fonlme til al
|gaa mere emo cen yaonges 1io"s,
Ifsr oe $4,000 blep famlet.
Men iee tnnfer mig, at Sam-
iunbet pnlger en- Mano eIIer Board
It'll of foreitaa Sn6inmlingen.. Og
|tigeiom MI peo SnoiamIingen al
acknowledgement" refer en-
Wano ener Here runot | Samfun.
bet og inoiamter @oper 90 Setter
ON @oper til Gonoet.
Saa ct Der Trnfterne meo bper
POO Dollars til Gonoet. De er
ri9tigt, at |rriterne begpnoer, men
fan 6e2 "a, roeIe fdt, eIer BOG
bur6e hmne, men for mooffe
Zoe fIefte = bI BET mooiIe bore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24

II. CAROLS Statiitif for 1915
opgau ct Meolemstab al 1876
for Dor lut5erife Strife ! amerita.
0ette Hciultat betDipIeOe GeOafter
S9uette al y9tm. 2ut5. Suru.@,
% eiter neje lltoeriggeIie er ban
fommen til ielgen0e oiOt f~orifeIlige
GeilItat: Zen Iurtberife airfes Dte0-
lernsantal / 1914 BAR 2,325,2 21,
% ! 1916 par set 2,404.6f8, alt.
iaa en- Climbing al 1887 NleI-
lemmer elIer Bet beieite 9rocenttal
al ollie Sc friitne Samimo / Cant
oct. De forifeIlige Samiuuos 5rem-
gang / 1915 er 0a ~fslgenoe: GU
tberanernes liOt oper 81 8rocent
81 esb1terianernes Iiot UNDER "a;
8aptiiternes Ri; Netbooiternes
I2;0e romerif-fatbolife Ia. Sen.
neminitlis ior ale Samiun0 81
Troeent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24
9anif.Nmerifanif 0iitorie.

Get er paa 9eie 3io = oct er
Iarot - at Ger mango Sieoer bli.
Der tnget aloorligt lat paa at iaa
n~e0ifrepet, % 0ereiter trpft, bpao
De 9nmle R9no % auin0er runOt
ON / pore aolonier bar at iortel.
le ON aep6p9gertioens aampe %
lSeire, iom err lloganespunft ior
beIe ben ienere llopifling og 5rem-
gang os for De Gnnifes Snoiats /
port 2anos OpbIomitrin8, iaaoel
iom for aft Oct, Der er fommen
lfrem al iGrligt 3mIf ibIan0t os.
De gamles Minoer err Ell iaa befpo.
ningsiuIo Del Of oanif.amerifnnit
.&fitorie, at De man iaa en- iremtr9-
oen0e Waos oeri.
Der maa geres noget.
so e n, naar Der tales % ifripes
berom, ipnes BET, iom ONT oct tfot
gIemmes, at Oct, Der fol 9sres, er
en- 6ortietteIie al boao Der allereoe
er aiort. 5 I. 8ino Of vDanite |
amerifa", iom 6. Hasmtsien, Min.
neapoIis, for nosIe AFR iioen nogop,
far Trofesior g. 9. Big 10 neolagi
ct fort 5ono at OpIpsninser ON DC
samIe Hpbpesere fra fsr 1860.
Mooife FAR Ran mere fra De gam.
lie Toge". Ser ffal 10 NOT iinoes
en- Del en6nii. Den norife Frofes-
for Gpien peo at,gsburs Semina.
rilm / Wnneapolis bar nplig no.
aipet en- flor BOG ON Danffe, Ror.
ife % Soenffe | Teiu Oorf Ni0.'
ten of bet II. a~arbunoreSe.
Nen bet, Broiesior Big bar iam-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24

On m0rfelig 2ignelie. Wiisiion9t
8oSfamp ira 4ina gengiper | er
Bog, ban nplig bar uOgiDet, isl'
getoe merfeIige eignelie, ban ell.
gang berte en- inofsot @pangeliil
BRUCE: Sfibet ntaa bore | gmn0et
life 8aroet | Sfibet. Sielen lepel
Del | Beroen, men @er0en maa ifft
lepe | SieIen. Or ganoet / Sfi'
bet, iaa ipnfer Oct; opfploer geroer
Sinler, iaa gaar ben fortabt. Sc
Door nsie Sfipperen Dag og Sea
giper Mgt paa, ON 8anoet trpngel
IND gennem 2Gf / Stibets Sioer
fe, bporIeoes BAN puttper BET no nj
og on. Saa pump ogiua ou Del
1oo og Gro 8eroenspnr0et og
GDn6eiInmmet no Of bin Sipl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24

ansouen0e Jsfenins af nOrIfs
@irfeinmhino aaiotaler seafberaner
en-. of rye lise reSdftiOneIt b.
a.: .Eea uorite Spuooes oberor'
oentljss GnIlesmsoe boloes ! Win'
nec.,oIis 1875. Mai. Os Setts
@omfuno f1ar sGren of at tale oel
ofabrenoe Orb Wor Tro ca
}d6te Torpisning bar bele 9ioen boz
ret BEN, at Goreninsstafrfen til iioii
runotte feire. Og intel at alt oct,
(osn | 2sbet Of Be fiofte fire aar
6ur bnret ffreDet os fogt, bar nm
set rof3e oesrne Dor Operbepisntng.
Nerfor n bef the meo meeen uro
der anojt. at bi bnfter % neobe.
ber Cubs geJEgneIfe opr ben nor
epuobes fordioaenoe @boe'e'so
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24

unoer 20. Os. ~ifriper 9ait. ailo-
fig til oS: SITTER Operutionen bar
leg ppret ualminoelig Del. Slet if.
fe ipg al 9eOsOeIien, iIet ngen Sc
Der iioen. 6emte 8ag efter Opera
tionen ia0 ies liot op / Sengen,
Den iiette Gag iao ieg oppe paa
en- Stol, Den ipoenoe bar ieg pao
&~oipitaIets Gag / Solen, buorfro
ieg I Dag i~frtoer Oisie 2inier. On
intet tilitsoer, ifaI on life gaa Bag
ooer af 5orifr9ffelie, ON on msoer
mig paa 4arsmeoet / 9arlan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24

Zen ~IIt5erife airfeS oraBenoe
g919t. Soet 9IaOet aS5e 9ut5ernn-
uotaler Jig ON aonfirmations-9e-
retnin9erne rltuOt ON ira / Dc ior.
.ifelli9e @feni85eOer Gparii6es) IN.
oenfor General Council, scr 9Iaoet
Den Sllitning. at nofsne Menneiter
uoenior Ben hit6erife Strife let fan
BRACES ina / 0ens Sob. 9appor.
terne piier, At mango 0ie0lemmer
al andre 9~efenOelier % mango
.~Dofsne, iom alori9 ier bar iIuttet
iig til nogen @eniabeo blioer fon.
firmeret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24
ct Opraab
ON at itstte lirtberife Nisiioner
Sn6ien.

ct ~iaao1nt Opraab er forefom-
met / Here liitberffe glooe. 8i
meo6eler llo6rag efter vaugi'
|ito1d~.
Mlle tpife Misiionrrer er blepen
|fiernet ira 6eres fore % loDenoe
Nrbejoe I Snoien. Dc, fom en- oper
40 anr eamIe, err ienot biem til
|EpifImt6, oe De, iom er timber 40
sIar, aItfaa | ben SLIDER, at be funoe
in6faI6es til ariestieneite, er giori
til 4rigsfanger.
@e1nem bette boaroe Slog bIer
fire fore Wisfioner Ioot itocn &c
Belle. De Iltberife D~eisiionrrer,
Ifom boIoer Boreerifob ! neistrale
'0nn6e, inbido, At ON oisie fore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24

alltberIfe @eni86eOsifoler i @bi.
cage. 5 Gbirugo jar ben lut3erife
Misiouri SpnoOe 10 Menig5e0s.
ifoler me0 5000 eleoer, % / 6or-
itqoerne er Der goerligere % Sfo.
Ter meO 1000 gle0er. 2i Oisie
5000 gsrn er 800 ira 5amilier,
iom life iormeIt itaar i 6orbinoelie
meo nogen Meni8beo. = Soilfen
betp0elig Misiionl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24
Gben= gser= ~Gjenoomsretten.

) o6ebe~ 9ir. 8 bar 9ait. 5.
Ntaoien Ell GeoessreIie ON eben-
Ie3er, oens @erning, @aranti %
StpreIie. pr oenne Geoe9prelie bio.
iuttes Der i@genOe:
nG6en-68er St9reIie beitaar al
- MfeoIemmer Zen er iammeniat
init paa famine Qfaa0e, iom Snore
Q1isiions Stprelie par BET / Tan.
mart / 9ilbelm gecfs 9age, % DC
8if oct nof iulot iaa iteot JON nj.
@uert Meolem Dul9es paa 10
aar, % naar ct 0teOlem g1ar al,
o1lger DC eUrige ct / bans Steo.
4feofenmerne CT Oal8t l~aaleoes
Nj Oen %iorene0e Oanife airfe 6,
nj Den oaaife 9irfe 8, al g6ense5erS
arbeioere 8. Ter ifllI0e pare 4,
men Oa 8iafonisie5uiet enOnu life
bar noaen fait aniat 0oerielter, er
ben Elaos tom, oa Oeu itul0e belize
0es al 5enoe.
Gben4G3er StnreIie beitaor ior
nurUGren0e al iageuoe NGno:
Bait. o. 9. Gbritianien, 9ait.
u. Z. @raucn9aaro, 9ait. u. ~.
auoerien. 9ait. q. Noroentoit, IA
itor G.@.alot5. 9ait. I. Z. Sab,
Eat. g. Senicn. 0}r. 6. 2arien,
9fr. q. I. So6nion Dir. Som 6.
96riitenien. Or. >. 6. aieIogaaro,
Or. e. anoerien. 9r. ;. Senrifien
o. gaitor ;. Maoien.1
9nOoiSere t~ilisier Eait. ). Mao.
len / a6ebe" Pr. 4 ielgenoe:
g6benlee3er er Ell Organization,
iom or in~0forporeret on boIoer i'm
Charter" un6er Staten Golora.
eos Sooe. Zen Tan laaleoes baaoe
ia9isae o9 iaeieaes."
Selu eiter at 9Sait. ). MaOien bar
oiientIiaaiort Tin 9~eoe9sreIie !
Il g6sbe@ er Sperasmaalet trent
fommet. Soem ii0oer inOe meo
6ieu0nmsretfpr If gbenG7er2 Sonl
3ormano i 0raaniiationen eIer
9oaroen al S%ruitees iii ies forte
Zig pare:
I. Surfoiif let iiooer Crganiia-
tionen eller gooroen inoe meoejen
~oomsrettcn / GbenG3cr (oet or ior
nrrpGrel0c De II %o7enuuontt
MnnO) 8eme Crglaiiltion bar
SfsSet pan Gjeaoommea.
2. ariitelig let bctralter ri o.
finn iom 5us5oloere / 0srrens Ger
Ming, o. oct er os en- Sanoitfip.
beosina, at ri. ION Geprpieutan
ter al De to airfenioelimer De-
oanife airte" % ocn iorcaeoe Gan.
life Strife, paa en- oaroia @aaSe pel
/ eben4e8er Berniu1ell, fan tials
oort 6oIf os oerpeo irenme Ser,
rens Saa ibIanaf os.
vi n0rer Oct 1aab. at Den Ger.
ming. Der fmtter fig til ebcn.e8er
fom Serrcn iaa iorluroerli9 bioiuo
til BAR peliignet. frenloeles ma.
ianiIe ON Zig en- ifeoic itsrre 9en
neIfare. Der nj iIao areos ON be,
meS aurIig9eo, 6orbsn o. rigeIii
lStstte. -
3 brooerlig serbsOig5eo.
g. g Gbriitiaafen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24

0iulp til SenoeripOerne. Bat.
3. R%orOeutoft 6enitiller i nal.
Sml." ieIgenoe I'll Zen Oanife air.
fes fommenoe aarsme0e ! RingiteO :
IS 4nIeoning al ben itore Reo,
iom heriftr iblanot ialOne %nor0iles-
pigife Sol0aters eiterlaote Gufer,
9ern % 6orel0re ~opfororer aors-
meoet / Hin9iteO Zen o6nife Sir
fe"s StpreIie til at irtte ia / Spi0.
len Tor Ell Enchanting bIan0t
9anosmGno / anterifa for at
linore R60en bIan0t pore 6oIfeirGn.
Ser I Ssn0eripIIan0." - gi 6srer
10 ogIaa til .9nnosmrno i gme.
rita. % ri Bar 10 for oaret meo
til at ien6e SiGtp til Snroerip.
oerne. Sporfor life lace Be nGon-
ties Rso tale til os iroen at 0eute
pna en- 0piororina ira npnnte Stp-
relie?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24

4rboe 9~asm4siens Gag. 0Iere
al De oanife Blade bertiIlanos ior.
talte i iioite uge, at 0ammarf@
9eieiteret iislge telegraiiif MeOoe'
lelie baooe aipiit oeltne Gag no ira
Oct Spnspunft, at Der ! ben Oanife
Jolfefirfe ifal pure julio 6ribeO til
tbeologiif 5orifning. vi agter iffC
at me0oele mere eller at uotale os
ON oenne Sag, fgr ri bar Seielte-
rets aigerelie lig8enoe for os
9la0e Oerbiemmeira.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-24
Gen eI0ite Sen. 9a 3ani

Gen 9I0ite Ssn. 9a Daniel
&rlummnher, Gr9it | glIerfelo, en-
gang / 9reorenes 5oriamling bleu
ipurgt ON, bpem Der mentes meo
sen onlolte" Ssn, Ioareoe ban al.
-oorligt: Oct peo ieg goot; BET
l9rte ieg at foritaa ! @aarl" 9a
man trpngte nGrntere mo paa 9anl
for at faa ct beitenrt Soar, iogoe
Fan lafoniif: Set er mig ielp."
90 ban 6efenote, at ban Dagen /
Gorpeien ba00e fslt 9grgrelie oeo
OF finoe, at en- forben iRroeles ilet
TerIon pluoielig bar bleoet rist be.
nnnoet al @uo.