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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-19
Ieterans to Meet.

The Confederate Veterans will meet
at the office of Judge j. E. Dart on
Grant street at 800 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. Full attendance is re-
quested as business of Importance
will be transacted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Friday, January 10th, the annivers
airy of the birthday of Robert E. Lee
being a legal holiday, the offices in
the City Hall will be closed for the
day,
]. HUNTER HOPKINS,
Mayor City Of Brunswick.
Attest: N. D. Russell,
Clerk of Council.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-19

Capt. Frank D. Aiken returns today
from White Oak where he has been
several days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-19

Hunter Brown who was best man at
the Burford-Oates wedding has return
ed to his home in Pensacola, Fla.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-19

D. F. Biggers, Saginaw, Mich, has
reached the city and will make his
home here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-19

Hon. Frank Mann, Jacksonville is
spending a few days in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-19

George W. Harper is spending some
lime in Lakeland.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-19
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10000 90 10000

c. A. Allen, Macon. was in the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
SUFFRAGE SPEAKER
COMING HERE SOON
Mig Doris stevens, Of Nebraska and
New York. To Moot West Virginia
women for a Conference.

Tho s,frrag. speaker who will come
10 Wheeling shortly for 4 conference on
national suffrage with West Virginia
women is Miss Doris stevens or Ne
hr.skn ami New York. one of the IL
rren,l,rrS OF til, executive council Oh the
National W"mar's party. The date lot
this meeting has been set for October s
T. 1T the schedule OF speaking tour
Miss Stevens will make this fall
through many states IN the Union. anu
TO make II possible for her to spend
three days hare in advance OF the state
meeting for spreading tho truth about
the suffrage situation in Washington.
Miss Ste-cns. considered the most
brilliant Of the younger suffrage speak
+-e in this country since the death OF
Inez Milhol.and Roisevane. has been in
charge Of the New York branch OF the
National woman.s party for two years
under the craftsmanship Of Mrs. 0. H. P.
Belmont.
With Mrs. John Rogers and Mrs. John
Winters Brannan Of New York. Mrs.
Florence Bayard Hills Of Delaware and
ether notable women. Miss Stevens was
In the first group Of pickets sentenced to
6n days in jail for reminding President
Wilson that he has not yet put his
power behind federal suffrage. and was
pardoned by the president.
Miss Stevens has just been the
speaker at a great conference In Ken
lucky, at which 800 women gathered
from all over the state at luncheon 10
discuss federal suffrage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
ESCAPE DEATH IN AUTOMOBILE F.:
ACCIDENTS NEAR ELM Grove.
PATTY OF
HITS MOTORCYCLE.
Leslie Campb>ll Drives His Motorcycle
INTO . Btone wall While Going ct
Full spead and n Hurt.

Three accidents occurred near Elm
Grove yesterday, in which automobiles
and motorcycles figured and in each
of which the victims escaped death BY
a narrow margin.
Tho first one reported was that Of
Leslie Campbell. Of Elm Grove. who
ran his motorcycle into q stone wall
at tho entrance Of Greenwood ceme-
terry.
Campbell was riding a Harley-David-
son machine and when going past
Greenwood he tried to pass an auto 60
ing in the same direction. Just as
Campbell tried 10 pass an auto going
between the auto and the cemetery,
the auto started to turn into the road
that leads through the cemetery. Camp
bell seeing that he was going to DO
hit put on all speed and tried~to get
by. The uutoist whose name could not
be ascertained, Saw that he was going
to hit Campbell and tried TO steer his
car back on the National pike. Camp
bell evidently became confused and APP
plied his brakes which caused both
tires to blow out. The motorcycle was
going at such q rate of speed, whea
the tires blew out that 1t almost turned
turtle and in trying to right II again.
Campbell steered II over the curb and
into the Stnnc Will. Inc iuotoiSySic
struck the wall with such force that the
front wheel and r,ud-guard were smash
ed back against the engine and Camp
bell was thrown over the handle-bars.
DR. b. A. Mc;frcgor. to whom Camp
bell was rushed while In semi-dazec
condition, said that while Campbell's
injuries were painful, they were not
serious.
Auto Hts Motorcycle.
Another accident In which a motor
cycle figured when q Buick machine
bearing an Ohio license ran into mo-
torcycle owned by a man named Sands,
where the Bethany pike meets the No
tional pike at Woodsdale and complete
IL demolished the side car Of the motor
cycle. The motorcycle was turning In
from the National pike onto the Beth
any pike. and The autoist. coming III
the opposite direction failed to see the
motorcycle in time to prevent hitting
It. striking the sde-car a glancng blow.
Sands detached the side-car and left
it along the road. AS the motorcycle
was not damaged. he went on his way.
Ford Turns Turtle.
The third accident was perhaps the
rsost fortunate # the three and o.
Cured at the S one bridge. That some
one was not killed is whot puzzled
those who Witnessed IT, but luckily not
one Of the occupants Of the machine
which turned completely over. was even
injured.
4 party Of foreigners in Ford
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17

The number Of British workers en-
gagged In war industries has nearly
doubled during the first two years or
war, In 1914 there were 1.sS6,eoo; to-
day there are S,600,0oe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
ANOTHER SHAKE-UP
City Manager Maggie Abolishes POSI-
ton Of Water WC$Gs Sup
erintendent

One more salary will be sElcken
off the city pay roll on Oct. l, Nhcn
William j.. Scroggins, superintendent
OF the waterw orks will retire at the
request OF City Manager Maggie.
Street work connected with the de-
partment will be placed in charge OF
City Engineer Charles Cooke, while
the plant will be under the direction
Of Chief Engineer Schulle,
It Is rumored that several other
changes will be made within short
time, probably in the street depart
ment, but as yet, these have not been
announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
MILK TEST MORE RIGID
Tests Of Milk While In the Hands
Of Both the Distributor and
Shipper Will Be Made.

A radical departure from the old
system of regulating the cty's milk
supply will be made by Heath Com
missioner M. B. Williams. Previous
to this departure, shippers who have
been selling their product direct 10
consumers have been escaping the
more stringent tests, and their names
have not appeared in the tests which
are published.
Hereafter all milk will be tested,
while 1t is in the hands OF the shipper
as we'll as the distributor, and d CONT
plete result OF the tests will be pub
lshed. In this way the public will he
informed accurately of the rroluce"S
who are distributing clean MIX and
those who are not.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
CATHOLICS DO NOT
OPPOSE SUFFRAGE

That the Catholics more than the
neople of any other denomination are
onposed 10 women's suffrage. Is denied
by prominent Wheeling woman Of
that faith, and she points out the fact
that Senator O'fiorman's son-in-law.
Dudley Field Malone. prominent Now
York attorney who Is a staunch Catho-
lie, has resigned his position ma collcc-
tor Of the port mt New York. and Will
devote his energies to the suffrage
cause In the future.
Mr.. Malone resigned his position be-
cause he could not agree with the atti-
tude taken by President Wilson toward
suffrage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
ChamberlaFn's Cough Remedy
Superior to Any Other,

Il can say for Chamberlains Cough
Remedy that it is far superior to any
other that have tried" writes Mrs.
J. C. Fentzel, Oakmont, Pa. 1T has
been used for coughs and colds by our
children and always effects quick
cure" Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has been in use for many years and
its qualities tested and approved In
almost every nelghborhood. Obtain
able eYerywhere-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
our,n. car was proceeding eastward

touring car WIS proceeding eastward
and when their machine was crossing
the car tracks on tho east side OF the
Stone bridge, a tire blew out causing
the machine to turn turtle. pinning the
entire party underneath It. f.
Two OF the men managed to e1tricate
themselves from the wreck and lifted
the machine UP while the others crawled.,
out, unhurt but somewhat surprised.
The wind shield was broken ard tho
ton of the machine was totally demol--
tshed but otherwise the little old Ford
was all right. After making sure that
everything was in running order they
rot in the machine again and went on
their way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
COAL SHIPMENT.

CHARLESTON W. Va. Sept. 1G.-
The Robert p. Gillian. and Plymouth,
big towboats. passed down the river to-
dag with tows of coal harges bound
for Cincinnati. The Tacoma and Green
wood Cincinnati packets also went out
today to avoid the closing Of Lock g.
for repairs on the lock gates. No boats
will pass through the locks after early
tomorrow morning and river traffic Will
be at a standstill. other than the acttvi-
ties OF pool boats. rIvermen announced
tonight The lock Will be cleared BY
next Saturday night. II Is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
RIVER NEWS

1T the local wharf last evening the
RIVER showed S feet pool water. The
K. Dunbar passed mp yesterday morning
81 10 o'clock for Pittsburgh. The MIL
ton will leave this morning for New
Natamoras at 1880.
The pool at the McMechen dam regis
cred IA feet. Below the wickets the
river was 80 feet and was stationary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN

An Overland touring car bearing Ohio
license, No. 255973. owned by DR.. ]. NJ.
Hersley. of Belmont street. Bellaire.
WAS stolen from the garage at the rear
Of the doctors residence about 7
o'clock Sunday evening. The police OF
surrounding towns are requested to
keep O good lookout for the thieves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
RIVER TELEGRAMS.

Davis Island ST feet. falling: clea-.
Steuhcnville 10 feet. rising: clear.
Pnrkersburg 10 feet. stationery; clear.
Morgantown feet. stationery, clear
OIL City 6 Inches. stationery clear.
Warren feet. stationery: clear.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

6onfer % Siertelo9. Iom fnnoe
blue Ell @lp0e % 0pmuntring for
Dem, Der 9aar paa a%irfeoeien.
Soorior er De tapie2 6ielp Aeoat.
tsrerne / oeres ar6eioe, De ~ioriie-
ner oct, % De bar aniuar. Gette
fln0e moaife ta8es JONI aritif a
9laoets 5nObolo, men oct er lan9t.
ira min Nening. 9tei men Lao He.
oaftererne 6aDe NOT at pplge incl.
lem. Oct oil lette 4rbeioet.
gal itaar Der iaa tilba9e at no.
tale mine Ianfer ON DDonIfe-
ren"s 9opeo. Sa, Der itaar ben
itore ~Dnniferen" / Wioten, ire
itore 9lier oeo bper jim SIDE, ale
iDlote al 6orretnineer, ia iaa pat.
iul0e, at man fnnp fan l9Ie, boao
De onbefoler.. I'll Geonfteren, Der
Del mart er lige iaa gammel JON
ieg ielo er, oil ieg ii8e, at oct er
go0t, at Sn6bol0et / 9laoet life
iulot no iparer til, bpoo ies tGn.
fer ON Sooeoet. Ger er noget,
iom ieg lpier og er GLAD oeo; iea
fan life Der ngpne meget, men Der
er 6a iGrli9 Observation-Disclosures al
Reoofteren % enfelte jennings
iul0e gers, IGrlig Dem ira Goli.
fornin.
"a ieg altio bar p9ret be6Dr0et
nleo offentlige Soern, fan ieg life
unolaoe at ienoe Reoattsrerne oa
arbeioerne ior be9ge bore 9Ga6e en-
oenIig 9ilien og Opmuntrine til
at goa fremdo / oct npe
anr. BanIfsnneIien fan bIioe lille
NOT, men Den ifal ri 10 beller life
leoe at.
Sa, M er iee tro6s mine 70
9lnr 9aaet no pan ct Omraaoe,
boor iee life er fen6t, men ieg bar
ian bet Saob til ar0erien og andre
9enner, iom Ipier oct: @to oct
fun en- mere beifeoen Blaos enc
/ o0aniferen" og behold fun Ben.
gene ior 9lo0ene, iom ieg ien0er
iamtioig.
Gprlig Silien og goot Rptoorl
@0ers Sen
u 8 mus s ane n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
Sometime.

Sometime we will do, we say,
Something left undone
Obscure and trifling in its way,
Except-to only one.
But the moments quickly flew,
Sometime-we shall do.
Sometime we will share, we say,
The weight of our brothers.
burden
Spread some sunshine on his way,
Helping when uncertain.
Smooth the wrinkled brow with
care,
Sometime-we shall share.
Sometime we will leave - we
say,
The world with all its pleasure (;
We will tread the narrow way
And seek the costly treasure.
Though our friends to Is will
cleave
Sometime-we shall leave.
Sometime we will be, we say,
In the masters work partaking,
Sometime-only not today
THE strands of life are break
ingD
Future whispers heedingly
Sometime-we shall be.
Sometimes we will wake to know
Opportunity has fled,
Departed, the friends of long
ago
Needless are deeds undone or
said,
II or, as time computes her
sums,
Sometimes sometimes never
comesl
PaulineF r. A en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

'Sonieu $25; Sens S6roenien So;
Mrs. gbr. 2arien 81; 9tiels Gar
ien $40; ariitinn u. Semen 81;
@nl. Sonien 81; q. s. Semen 81,
SEEMING @ielien 81; elmer Sanien
81; Wtaoeline 9aurIen 81; Soban-
mes 8eterien 81; 6. q. 3ielien
So; 6. q. 6. @itpaO 50; 10. 01at6i.
eien 81. 1t. 8ollIi Mgb., Goro tot
Spencer, Sa., gaitor Senrp q.
Sanien % 0ltitrn 81; g. %. Tbom.
ien $40; Mr. % MrS. q. anOer.
ien So; Wtr. % Mrs. .. q. Gbonl.
ien So; NielS 4nOerien SO; 9e.
ter Serenien 81; 8bora 85omiea
81; 6arp 8bomiea So; Gbris
Sorien $50; 8boroaI0 8bomien
SO; G6reitine 9eterien 50; Mar-
TIA Beterien 50; Marp g. anOer.
len 81; Gbriitine anoerien 81;
Senriette Bed So; $. 5. Sanien
81. Spencer, Soipa So6n Better.
gaaro So; RieIs @eiter9aaro So;
81. Qn0erien So; Carl 8itt So;
q. IS. an0erien So; q. s. 8ang
So; q. s. 8~eitergoaro So; Chris
Bang So; g. S. 8itt So; 3. DC.
Senien So; giggo Senien So; Sans
geterien SO; anton Sort6 So; Ole
RnsmusIen So; anoreip Olien So;
Oscar Sort6 So; Coma Beterien
50; Mrs. Sens BeterIen So. 9op-
bells, 81. 9nf., Gorl Senien So.
8eit6D, 90. 8af., 0ot6anael San.
len 50. Chen @5er, auotbon, Sa.,
g. anoerien $40; Sans Rielien
So; %. Sdmi0t $t5; 6re0. Sobn.
len $40. Blair, 3ebr.. Maos San.
len So; Gbr. anoerIen So. Den.
mart, isis, gOnin 2orien So. Me.
nigbeoen i @lf Sorn, Sa., $50.
Mrs. Sans Rielien, Bop Sippi,
8is., So. Grin. Mgb., aenmare,
%. 8of., @arl Sanien 50; Sob.
Senien, Rorma, %. Dof. 5lorton,
%. Daf., Carl g6riitenIen $40;
Slip @briitenien So; Anorep Car
len So; Martin 8eterien SO; Sans
@eterien 50; Mrs. SIR. 5. 8eter.
len 50. Sarepille, 8is., Riels
5enien So. aoinoeforeningen / Sa8-
elpooo, @iun., So.
SierteIie 8af til Gtoerne.
Eoa Meni9beoens 8egne.
4noers 8 an en-.
g. g. 0eriom Der er in0leben
mliliae Sell, oil Be nof Iooe mig
oct pioe pr. omganenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
&ioere inofOmmcn til airfen
@recn Ban, Nis.

emais Mg6., Racine, Ni54 zig.
mes 9arieu 81; Sans 2. }1ielien
So; Seren u. Sanien So; girs.
anoerien ST; SuIius 9onlien 81;
Sens Ssrcnien So; SltIius 9eterien
50; 5tiinc Stefienicn ST. 8obert
Stefienieu 50; Chris arogb So;
Sobn 9onge So; Sobn anoerien
81; @mil Sanien So; Sans 9f.
0ieilen So; Gbomos 9tielien 50;
Sepien 81; Chris Rielien 81;
2. Diicbelien $40; Ssren 9bri.
.~itenien 81; en- unGnnt So; Mrs.
.Solm 81; 6. y. 1%bompien 81;
CIR. Snnoiteo SO; 4ieIs Beterien
~; Mrs. GbriitenIen, 9en5ie aue.,
50; 6reOericb 9eterien 81; @et6'
%ienlane Mgb., Nacine, Wtartin Car.
ien$2; 8bomas Jbomien So. Bar.
rens, WiS., Sans 8. Beterlef %;
|G6ris ~9lnoerien 50; 4nton gnoer.
len 50; ernit 6. 9eterien 50; 5.
Is. 8eoerien 81; 8. y. 8cterien
81. Gep eisbon, @is, S6omas
Senien so; ggm. Sanien 50; WirS.
u. @ortenien 81; Mrs. u. j.
9ed,man SOC; @lrs. auna Better
len 40c. Orange, isis, Senrp
8ctcrIcn 81; Sens geterien 81
Sobn Mortenien SOC; Mrs Con.
rao gbriitenien 81; Rifolai Sam
lien 81; Mrs. Sbiiteo soc. Sben.
ninaton, isis, Sens Q. anoer'
len ST; @rs. g. Sobnien 81; s
q. Milteien 81; 30. q. 2arien 81
A. M. gbriItenien 81; Ole G6ri
itenien 81; Sames Sanien 81
Scbn Nielieu 81; WieIs NieIiei
Isl .Etyis. -piaJie" .d.,u 0dl' vi rdPi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
Bore Slaoe.

Ia ie8 ! Dag fom ira 8oit6uiet
meo baaoe aDaHiferen' % q%stirfe.
blaoet~ og bapoe In9t Dem ueo Il.
Den al %binnnOen. iaIot ieg / 1an
fer oper 9lnoenes Sooeoer, og Der
er Iaa, bpa0 ie9 oil iortGlle, og
snIfp oct fan pare en- iattig Op.
for6ring til Stette for 9laoene,
ON andre timber, boaO ie1 bar Jun
oct. Sfgnt airfeblnoets me So
peo life err tort eller pran8enoe,
ka bar oct a~Ili9euel bolot en- lille
Gale for mig. Seq Ter Den unge
Wan0 meo Saai0ffen frit uOitre
fin Seo paa airfens ager; oct
fer no, iom ageren, Der err plsiet,
err flor; ben r9ffer 10 belt til Den
nnoen SIDE al glnoets Rapn, og
sirten ies Iom | 9aggrrnoen.
Wan fan t9nfe liz, Der er mango,
ion bar orbei0et Der ier BAN,
bar saaet froget 90 trat uhoer
gr1ten of ben tunge gproe %
maaite iorgaOes pentet paa 9Gtit;
men oer npe Yaano inar ali8eoel
lin S9o, piOenoe at Der iaas | Saab
ON g9fit, % ben oil iaa @iio gipe.
SEQ bar tgntt mig, at Niotipet.
1anfen til bette ifenne Sooeo Ell
noIpruneet ai oct ifsnne SerS'
sSar Saano on Iagt paa Serrens
plop. iaa ie big ej tilbage";
Oct minoite faar ies ben Sonfe oef
at ie 8illeoet babe al Igeren, Stir
fen % Wanoen. Wien naar nj
Sopeoet er faa tiltaIenoe, bporiol
er Der iaa ianre faa, iom pi
biqlpe til at gre glaoets Snoboli
iaa rist, iom bet buroe pare2 Del
er mango babe itise % alor'
prnfter, fom iiooer inoe meo bnoo'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
Sil S%pnberjDOerne

Dfeo Eat mo0ta9et: Beo Is. :.
enno $3t8.25 ira iblgenoe oeO
9ampton, Coulter % 9atimer,
6rnnflin County, 5a.;
llneont $25, 9oIger SebrpOer
(abbenbapD 500; q. 6. 2unO$t5;
y. 0teller $50, Claus $. @6riiten-
ien, Ses 9briitenien, y. ". aro9,
3gr9en Fallien, =. $. elmo, u.
=. 9uno, 0fartin MSller og 9tiS
S%grenien bber $40; 5i0uaro Steo-
ring, u. 9roeb, g. Sanien, %. d.
@briitenien, ". s. Hasmusien, ..
y. JtgrgnnrO, Z. Semen, y. ga.
cobien, Is. 10. anOerien, Sens 8ir-
en-, 06ris. 5. Colt, 4noers San-
len, Geo. Qtaoien og g. M. san.
ien, boer So; Bait. S. 8aon 81;
SAT. @6riitenien, Gbris Naoien %
2. Subj, 20. So; 9briitian Ebor.
gaaro, Sobn Diren, u. Sasien.
ielot, arel Sonien, q. $. Ssr9en-
ien, 5lHfns 6reeie, u. s. 9romn,
9eter MaOien, 66ris 8intber, Gbo.
mas Beoerien, Wto0S MDIin, Mrs.
Sgren 9briitenien, Riels YeOerien,
20. So; Sobannes Eoit, ariitian
Senien, 4rel Serenien, Riel8 Sen.
ien, Better 5nber, q. j. 6. Senien,
Sarpeo GoSmlsien, Warilis San.
fen, 9iels Semen, Geo. Docfmell,
anoreip anoerien, 5. Sacobien,
n9loreip Sacobien, Sens Nomelin
Sens 9anien, 6. 6. Ssrenien, 5es
.Ssrenien, Gam Diren, anton San.
ien, u. Is. 0ielien, Sanrp 8intber,
SenIenb Seren Barren, $.
Better Beoerien, Inorem 8locf, 5.
Sobanien, GltOolpb BeOerien, 9nuit
Sobonien, S. 6. @briitenlen, Riels
2~doegaaro, 5bomas SesperIen, Ba.
itor 8licber, 9eis Sergenien, Z. ..
Sobnien, Wtaos Serenien, 9bas
Sobnier, Ole Sarbp, Sens y. Sa.
cobien, Bait. ". M. 0ielien, 4n.
ton Glauien % Sacob Saurum, 30.
81; s. Scbul3, y. 81. Damn og
y. s. 8e0erien, bp. $3.50; $. ".
Ser9enien, Nrs. anOers 2arien.
5. 2arien, Sarrp W. 5enien, Ole
@6riitenien, g. Gbriitenien, Sans
Roer, 5. u. 3iis % 5rances Sorn,
boer 30 Gts. Martin Beterien, %
W. SoIit,
CEDAR Sails, Sn.
Menigbeoen / aifoo, Wiinn..,
$56.f4. 8eter 1bomsen So; Gbri.
itine Rielien, getera Beterien bp.
81; Marie 2aurit3en soc; Girls
9oobierg SIS; .. Roroentoit So;
NINA Senrifien SOC; 6. y. Glaitien
SO; Singer Sobnion 81; %. 5reeie
So; 8os. geterien 81; Better al.
bertien 50; Il. Is. Wortenien 50;
allie | Solpang, Gal. Wrs. Gn.
6retp Gnoerien, 8aupaca, 8is. 81;
Nrs. SsreenIen, 3acine ST; Wers.
.. Olien, Carton, Sa., 81; Rar-
tin Gbriitenien, lS%tougbton, 8is.,
50; Sbomas Senien, 0eu 9isbon,
Bis., 81; Ssiter eogen, Detroit,
@icb., So; Ears Ssrenien, 8acine,
8is., So; Ses Sesperien Iacine,
8is., 81 q. u. 9eterien, 9efin,
u. ., So; Ngb. / Potter, gaeb.,
1910. Siliammen $12t.5i
6or boilfe @aper berpeo tnffes
og fpitteres. @aoer mootaees irem.
Ioeles. &. s. goo6olOt t.
SIG Union ct, Racine, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
sOriOs i eosif.
Qlf 5implisiinlus.)

+. On ariiten er ct Menneife.
2. On goo ariiten er ct 9oOt
Wenneife.
8. Gen Der life er ct goot Men.
fan life pGre en- goo 9riiten.
/. lloen aerIigbeo, ineen Sri.
TENDON.
2. aPrli9beOen Tiger life lit
eDet.
8. Den, Der isser fit e9et, fan
life opre en- ariiten.
/. ariitis fom life ior at Iaoe
Jig irene. men for at tiene.
2 Som Meiteren er, iao isI.
ger BAN Soenbe.
3. Den, Der life oil tiene, fan
life barre bans Giicipel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

PAbt BolplhB u SuiitI u~lloNpllotf
iom bsr begrenies, % oct oiIOe
pnre lnnat at ioretr9ffe, ON Re.
9erin9en iatte 9eiolfnin9en paa
Rationer % ifafieoe. JIG DGfning
ior StatsfaSiens llnOerifu0 peo at
realiiere De 8o0er. iom ni UNDER
normale 3orboIo mnaife fan BABE
3aao til at %anifaiie, men iOm ui
M fnnoe boDe ri9tig goOt al at
iaone fremior ~poerliaere at
ipGtfe Dor anpitalsfrait.
Dette 5ormaal fan antagelig =
pi Tiger a~nta9elig - opnaas PEG
Si9lp al oct Sfattedppnrat, oi be.
fiber. % JON / aorenes Sob gar
naaet Ell betpOelig 4oiition. 8i
tan, iom oct Jig ismmer for en-
oemofrntiif Sfattepolitif. opretboIoe
Den oirefte 9%eifntning, men | Ste.
oct for Doerligere at bebproe Sno.
t9gt % 6ormue fan man rette
9liffet moo llOgfitsii0en, % oa
nabnIia moo W ern0gitern
6oroelene oerpeo er inolpienoe.
Zen Man0, iom tiener 1000 9r.,
men forbrliger 5000 Ser, itraf.
les. Zen Vtnno, iom tiener g..
600 ar., men iorbruger 1000 SIR,
belsnnes. Oct bIiper en- gr9tnie
pna SpariommeligbeOen.
Den Wan9el, at SusinOeren i ct
tort Siem msoer op meo Ell itsrre
hight emo llngfarlen, of6soes let
oe0 anDen0elien al en- 8eregnin9
paa @runoIas at De SusboIonin9s-
re1nifaber, Stotiltiif Depnrtement
roaoer ooer. 90 boor 3oIen er
ON ell WeruOgiitsitnt, blioer Op.
gapen enonn iinIplere.
tSpis oct ~inooen0es, at llogfi.
ten life fan oplpies, bsr oct isrit
bepiies. 6oertimoo bar mar fire
re Soloeplmfter for 9oniintering
al en- gerions hight emo al bans
SnOtp1t. Susleie, lt0giiter til
Wlao, grGnoiel, llnOeroisning 0.
l.. fan bereanes eiter en- Statiitif,
oa / anOet Sab bliper llogtften Zig
Snotp1ten minus Opipnrin1. Get
fnn meget goot looe ia gsre, OF
III op1nor oerDeo ogiaa Den 5or.
Del, at Sfatten life bebsoer at
lGages paa Den efstluitpe Gam.
iunosflasie, Tom bar DC tore Sno-
tGgter, men fan uOitrGffes til ale
OF eubper lfdttepligtig. Sbi Der
err ingen berettiget @runo til, at
noaen for 3ioen ifoI Ieoe beore
eno normaIt, en6iige oper Samfun.
bets Gone. Raar Staten bliper en-
~m;aIertioiB 5oranitnltning, ensrias.
fiat, og finn rommer MeruOaiiten,
oil Den funne pirfe eiter lit 5or-
maal. On Definitionen al llogii.
ten laoer iig ligeIaa let fonitruere
fom al Snotesten; ligeIaa en- De.
iinition al Reruosfften.
1anfen bar, ON pi buffer RET,
p9ret iremiat / Mar | Soeriae
oe onfte Der noaen Opm9rfiombeo.
Den buroe berbiemnie tages op til
oeIpiIlig O~oerueielie. Zen finoe
ontageIig - ui tiger antagelig =
lsle Den ioeiale Opgdoe at be.
erenfe 9efoIfnin9ens
Sorbrug til BET oberfom m.
metiae os ben finaniieIle Op.
gape at flame eiler inorere iorsge
aupitaifraiten. Oct fun0e innleoes
bIipe en- p~irtelia @illnit.
Sfat."