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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
Speaker S Style

Of all present day batsmen, ball players are inclined
award the finest batting style to IRIS Speaker i nave
never seen any one hit the ball Speaker did last sea-
SON." remarked one the Yankee veterans. Every hit
that he got clean, hard waliop And even when he
failed to make hit he walloped the ball and generaiy
drove with either to nfelder or an outhede
But whether he made his hit he hitting the
ball and hitting it the 1t wonderful thing
to lead Ty consecutive months at bat but an
even wonderful thing to keep hitting the ball as
Speaker did, from April to October, without stump
maintain this another year is another
matter But you gamble if he does he will not only
lead the field again. but will be up above 400 Tor the
season."
Admitting Speakers greatness at bat ball players are
not willing to pick him 1917 victor over Cobb They
figure only Cobb greater speed but his aggressive
ness and determination and they know with what rush
he is going gain his old place at the top Under
present the best dope to be- the
players themselves it, that the SpeakeCobb grapple
will be very close afarpossiby closer than last
sons great duel where Speaker led by fifteen points,
matter of only four or five extra hits in $50 games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
Molla Bjurstedt Again
Loses to Mary K. Browne

Long Branch. Cal, March 24.-Mary
X. Browne defeated Molla Bjurstedt
to-day, "a, 81, in the women's
single finals in tennis tournament
ere.
the mixed double finals Miss
Sn and Simpson NJ. Sinsabaugh
. ed Molla Bjurstedt and George NJ.
Church. 6-4 and 1-6, play to be re-
sumed tomorrow.
George Church and Harold A. Throck-
morton were defeated by Nat Brown
and Harold A. Wayne in the mems
doubles, l0-S, 81, 3-6, 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
Manual Turns Down Cutler

Manual Training High School has
declined to accept the challenge of
Cutler School to play for the ice
hockey championship of the greater
city. Cutler captured the prerara-
tory school championship ami Manual
the Long Island lnterschola5tic
League title. and the def hurled at
the Brooklyn school was TO settle the
city title issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
Washington
49,
Chess Club at Mount Vernon

Nearly forty persons responded 10
the call for the formation of chess
club ut the Mount Vernon Y. NJ. c. A..
and the organization will be completed
shortly Frank Janet, the eminent
problem composer, has undertaken 20
give instructive talks on the game on
Monday evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
Stock Goes to Camp

Mobile, March "a. Milton Stock,
third bsseman Of the Philadelphia Ma
tionals last season, who has been hold
ing out for n salary increase. left Mo
bile to-day for the training camp at
st. Petersburg. Fla. Stock said he was
called to the camp by Manager Moran
to talk over the salary question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
Delbon Wins Shoot at
Marine and Field Club

=. &. Delbon won the scratch shoot
- the Marine and Field Club yesterday
lie took the event with card OF -
out Of a possible 100 targets. Second
wss r. y. Towne, president Of the club.
The scores:
s.rsDb sim 40 i1ss'si y. q. ns~sIn. ~
T. n Joars 20 Dr. Wilsms. ~ D., tAn,ss,
o., u. 0. zrssS. u. ana J. A AoaG4A. b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
Harvard Fencers win

Cambridge, Mass, March 2i.-Ilsr-
ward fencers defeated the Columbia
team by a score of TO to-day. Rus
sell, Of Harvard. was the only man to
win his three matches. . ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
Hitting Gives Griffmen
Victory Over Memphis

Memphis, March 24.-The timely hit
ting of Milan and Smith enabled the
Washington Americans to win to-day
from the Memphis Southern Associs-
tion Club by score of to 1. Hoyt,
obtained by Memphis from the New
York Nationals, held Washington to
two hits in the four innings he pitched.
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25

GOals-Flnt period' Hutchlnson. fTom side. ~ :.
Hutchinson alone AS skiton. from centre
ll:i.: Osgool. alone 1872 Huntington alone.
1911: ossood. side shot. SIC: Smith, scrimmase.
ISL Hutchinson, alone. ISIS. Penalties-ShlOn.
Second period RidOut alone s.45: Osgood, on pass
from Hutchinson. II 80. Penalties Abr1hams trip
pslg. 90. Woods. siashing. 100. SuhStitutious--
Duirsne Tor Woods Woods for DutTcsne. Referee
stewart Patton. Assistant reiereo-Doc rng,cy
Goal umpres-Bert White and J. Smith. Time
keepcrs-Tom Howard. IT,. and George Browne.
Time d halyes-raenty mnules eaeh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25

Goals-Conway. HeTenan. /. Small Referees
Caron and -Dooiy Goal umpires-AicIean and
Crowley Time Of periodsTsenty minutes each
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-16
Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Glass Of hot water each morn
ing helps US look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

Happy, bright, Advantageous and
vivacious-a good clear skin; nat
ural, rosy complexion and freedom
from illness are assured only by
clean, healthy blood. If only every
woman and likewise every man could
realize the wonders of the morning
inside bath, what a gratifying change
would take place.
Instead of the thousands of sickly,
anaemic-loolling men, women and
girls with pasty or muddy complex
ions: instead Of the nultitudes Of
nerve wrecks" 'rundowns," brain
flags" and pessimists we should see a
virile, optimistic throng Of rosy
checked people everywhere.
An inside bath is had by drinking,
each morning before breakfast, a
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful Of limestone phosphate in it
to wash from the stomach liver, kid
neys and ten yards Of bowels the pre-
vious days indigestible waste, sour
Concentrations and poisons, thus
cleansing. sWeetening and freshening
the entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stomach.
These subject tc sick headache, bill
iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism,
colds; and particularly those who have
a pallid, sallow complexion and who
are constipated very often, are
urged to obtain a quarter pound of
limestone phosphate at the drug store
which will cost but trif1e but is
sufficient to demonstrate the quick
and remarkable change in both health
and appearance awaiting those who
practice internal sanitation. We must
remember that inside cleanliness is
more important than outside, be-
cause the skin does not absorb impur-
tiles to contaminate the blood, while
the pores in the thirty feet Of bowels
do.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-16
A HINT TO THE AGED

If people past sixty years of age
could be persuaded to go to bed as soon
as they take cold and remain in bed
for one or two days, they would recov-
er much more quickly especially if they
take Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
r ka.ssAEzx-s -
There would also be less danger Of the
cold being followed by any Of the more
serious diseases.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-16

AlgernOn Sartoris, grandson of Gen.
{. S. Grant. has joined the Foreign
Legion Of France and is now training
at Levallebone. He is a son of Nellie
Grant Sartoris and is forty-two years
old. In the Spanish-American war
;Sartoris saw active service in the
Philippines and rose from lieutenant
to captain. In 1903 he was appointed
chiefly through the good Offices of
Theodore Roosevelt, secretary to the
American legation in Guatemala. This
post he relinquished after years
service. He married, in 1904, Mile
Germaine Cecile NOufflard of Paris
Sure Death to Flies.
With the sound Of the busy city
droning an accompaniment to their
death struggles, some 500 of the most
carefully nurtured flies that ever few
were executed in bath Of alcoholic
gas in New York recently.
The terrible massacre was the coup
d'etat, the concluding triumph, Of
Messrs. Beaumont Alexander and l..
Gossett, late Of London, England, who
have come to America with gaseous
mixture which they say will reduce
the fly population to nil and create
havoc among all other insects.
For weeks they labored to collect
flies to prove the truth of their as
sertions. They searched stables.
sought the recesseS where the fly is
supposed to have it's winter abode, and
offered real money for single fly or
a pair The gas, which has an alco-
holic base, first intoxicates the fly and
then paralyzes him, leaving him with
his sensory nerves useless so that lie
falls to the ground and is dead.
Buddhism as Understudy.
Buddhist priest once said to mis-
sionary, 1--WE have no love in our re-
ligion. Christianity has. You will
therefore succeed
And all this is the stranger because
the Buddhists heretofore have taught
that young children and women have
no souls, and they have consequently
been neglected. Now they are quoting
from authors who speak Of Meth
odism's work in Europe, beginning
among the children.
The imitation of Christian methods
lis great, though an undersigned, com
'pliment to the work OF the missionary
and the native church. An interesting
fact is that the Buddhist sect-which
is most active in this imitation has
as one of lis teachings. belief In the
looming of redeemer who is to Save
from sin.-The Christian Herald.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-16
ABOUT CONSTIPATION,

Certain articles of diet tend II .,
movements of the bowels. The Wy
common of these are cheese a@|
boiled milk. On the Other a
fruits, especially apples and - az
also graham bread and who'll
bread promote a movement Of :, 'asas
els. When the bowels are hon 0s
stipated, however, the sure wo, M
take one or two of Chamberlain,
lets Immediately after supper ''S
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-02-16
No Wonder.

: No Wonder.
; "rhe first time Cholly tried 10 run
his new car it turned turtle"
"Probably4 to =. show '~~ii9tsszss sy1npa thy
with it's owner, He's SUCH lobster"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30

9aa Cor 5reIiers oanite ep..
filtb. @enigbeos geene inSbnoes
beroeo pan BET bierteIigite til lei
taaelie I Dor airfes 81. aorsmsoe.
6or oogi o. ROT nnOer aars.
INSECT betales 800. De bill fette
Observation-Disclosures arbeioe
betDoeligt ON 3 bill mploe e6cr
tioIigt. men ale SaomeIoeIier
Der ienocs til @ait. anorraieu, ma
pare bam / 0pnoe ofletfeueft
D. ,. Suni
gaa Menigbeoens 9e9ne.
I. 6. Rasmusfen,
@eui9beoens Sormnno
~. q. Anorenfen.
Ieniaheoens Brett.
Peenah, BiseonIin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30

Blair, Qe6r.

Gen iiOite llse bar ooret itprft
oplaeet / oopt samiumos sniti-
laftoHer Der gpen, pen sfo.
sea fieo efiaulen o. aiihltniln
oreoaa aiten / iiOite lac 6oI6tes
leioe Afilutninosieiten Ger ifuloe
Slf.s 3eOaftgr boOe pqret meo.
men plep iorbinoret peo en- Rean.
g oagelltorm, iom breo lbs, oa
pan par paa gei til Sfolen. Ieiten
leo cog iil9en 5oritprrelIe Oerueo,
sOtltaar o. men ON oenne err Der
a'eooelf nprmere i en- artiffel
IRA Stolen, JON ri life bar funnel
nnoe Blaos for oenne Sang, men
iaa nnlte Sang. 5 anIeonina al
eflailen peos Sfolen etc. bar ri
9aff Beisg al 9rpiterne S. 3.
Senlen ira RinOen, Re6r., Oa ;.
CDR. Reoerien ira Donnebroa.
Ser Q. 6. g. $. bar man
9aIt traplt meo 3egnifabs. afifut-
ming % Geoiiion. SRrliq gaitor
ooerien ira aennaro bar orbeioet
nteo aeuioering al baaoe .. g. 3.
3.s aarsregnIfaber og andre al
Samfumoets GegnIfaber.
5 slites 6aooe Ssiifolens Sc.
aiorsalasie i'm uanlige .@lnI8
&laD" for fulot Sus / Sin Sail.
spillet par goOt inosuet, laa 10.
isrellen bar goo; men ri betaffer
os for Den SIngs. Clemens Opgaoe
suroe Dog Dpre at iremme Gam
ntlosmoralen, men buao Der OPP
'prtes a mere ififfet til at neo-
5rDoe oct belligite i Samfunoet-
segteIfabet og ct rent 5omilielio.
5 @aar Morges bleo Reoaf-
fsren rigtie o~perraifet, ioet bans
Batter atter ira geresforo, 2.
O., ganIfe uanet fom bagira og
fog BAN ON 3alien, JON ban ioo
paa tit aontor og ifreu. geoitefar
Snrien og bun baooe fnnet / Sinoe
At tage en- Cur berneo / Anleo-
ning al Dor DngIte Ssns Allens
Graduation ira Ssiifolen. 5
oenne 6orbinoelie fan n9ones, at
Rrof. Gangs 9Ioite Sgn ogiaa
granoueres fra Ssiifolen / aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30

9o0t. 8lere 9aaoitrpfninger, Iom
er tilipnelaoen0e 9o0e, bar b9ret
nnOer 00erpeielie. % no9Ie err
bleOen nn0eri@1t p~eriouli9t Al So
miteen. ANDRE bar ieg faaet Op-
lDsnin9er ON gennem noitraft
9reboefslirg. @ange 5teoer par
aIfali / Serb o9 gan0, nogle for
tangt ira 9ane % andre ior bit
oDer 9aoflaoen. iaa Der er for me
zen 5are for 6roit. alima % BE
getntiou er 10 me9et nf9pngige az
06iOe.
Oct BAR i Ropember 1916, at
So5n u. 6ries, 8ranf =. 9telion
% unoertegneoe iom Aomite fore-
tog en- 9feiie til Clear Greet Sol.
leD, Sobnion 60, 8poming ior
at unoeriege 5orboloene Der meO
9enipn til 9amneIien al en- oauit
latberif aoloni. Get er 8Doming
Gp. 60, iom bar optpbt Ell Del
itore a8anebes" % JON III uobD-
ser bette uonlerfe0e 9ano til Salg
/ Iterre eaer minore Stnffer. 90
men ira Glearmont til Buffalo er
M iaroig, % npiten alt oeres
9anO er ira en- bala NiI % mo
til lem 0til ira 9anen eaer Sta
ton. 8esuoen biiper Der beet
bumps og Sfoeipor for omtrent
6oer 2 til t-2 Mil.
Soroen / Clear Greet gallep er
efter nit SfBn al Den i%rugtbarelte,
ieg BAR Jet; Sano til OoerrisIing
er i'll. Statens 2oDe uaoIfillelig ira
Soroen og er un0er Statens Op.
Jpn. 0riffepanoet er rigeIigt %
goOt. alimaet er iunot meo Den
oeilige Cult ira 8ran0ifopene /
9iergene moo 9eoro % Bet. 9ei-
Oen er ira ca. 1000 til 1000 5oo,
omtrent ben iamme iOm Der oeo
9ruib.
Si0en ooennponte Romites Raps
port fremfom / nganiferen~ og
/ 6orbinoeIie meo 5DiIfen ies 10.
oeoe at beioare 0anife 9reDe. er
Der noIsben ganife mango Sore
ipsr8sIer, % Oerfor bar ieg Dalgt
at ienoe bette 9reD % et Bar imaa
8nmpbIetter til Be oanife l4tberIfe
Rreiter og iaaoarie, iom inoien-
Der Spsrgsmaal, Der er beioaret
5eri, liant til enfelte andre aores-
Ter. 5 en- ianoan Gag er Snmar
beioe en- RsOoenoigbeo. og Oct er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30
I'll &c 9anife Smtberife grGiter
% let banife airfefOlf /
Nmerifa.

Get er nler ener minore 6efenot,
Ut nnoertegneoe ! bet iioite aars.
TO bar beitrnbt Jig Tor at iinoe
en- pirfeIig goo geIiggenbeo for en-
9aHif 4oloni bpor %ianoanne. JON
pil eQer nlaa fIptte 10, fan ianles,
oanne Wenigbeo % bpsse Strife.
S0rii8t 4enipn er tnget til ali-
u1atiibe GorboIo og Sorss..s,
f1nt Anle0ni-s Tor Den miitore
penniDle0e Mnno til at faa zig ct
eetI Siesm.
Deb srunoig I~lnoerpgelie %
eiteripn Of Here Ggne al fOrifelli-
ee Stoter og baaoe o~uerrisIet %
tffe.operrislet 2aro, er bet 6leoen
min faite Operbepisning, 'atStrB9
meo miooelbsi 8eIiggenbeo, 5000
iii 5000 600 oper 5aoflaoen, ef
fnuat at faretrrffe, boao 8lima
GA Sunobeo ausaar. s0g ! oisie
Cane er BEN pirfeIie ~frustbare
ouerrisleoe 5oro langt ben foroe-
IaatiaIie at .ourfe. SDno~ iaaoan
SOro fan proOucere er neiten
utroliat for ben. iom fife bar JET
1et-
Senligten meO at iaa en- aOmite
al erfarne irrigation 5armere
til at unoerTege SOroen, 9Oerris-
finasipitem oip. bar at finoe bet
beoite, tbi BET g0loer iprlig !
ocrne Gag, at bet beoite er life for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30

NIT Saab, At bper iier pil ie paa
ben meo gelpiIlie. Oct er life Sen.
i9ten at oriue Bropaganoa / DE.
nigbeoerne Tor at iaa 6olf til At
ilptte. Seq oil Oerimoo anbefaIe
enboer, iom eier ct eo0t Siem /
ao0e OHni0elier, at 5lioe, boor
ban er, 8eIbreosbenIpn nnota9en.
Qien ga Der alto er nogIe, JONI
MAD flptte eIler 6niter at ilptte, er
Oct fun @enii8teu at anbefnle
/ 6lenr Greet 8allep til
ilaoannes eiteripn. 9etiugelierne.
iom BET fan iebes paa. er nernlig
ina 8ooe, At o9ioa ben minOre be.
mioleoe fan faa Zig ct Stem Der,
q oa 0tisonfit o. iarIige Stor-
me er ufenote / @gnen, fan ban
o9re ian iiffer iom no9et Steos
meo 6enipn til at iaa oct betalt.
Zen lps 9amp6Ietterne % gsr DE-.
res SnoboIo betenOt Tor iaaOanne,
JON mlligt fan bragg 6orOeI Der.
al. Sfuloe nogen snife Arbeioe
en- 1io, 0a foriifres mig, at Der
er itor eiteripsrgiel ior arbeioere |
Buffalo. % 9snniugerne er bsie.
Sra 1. SUM inotiI 1. Oft. fan
Ser faos a5onriit Iiefets" I'll
S6erioan, @pommg, til me1et
neoiatte 9riier. Oisiie 9iIetter spI-
Der Tor 3ilbagereiien inotil 30.
Oft. Man fan itaa al ! 9Iearmont,
o. oerira oiI @pomin1 Rp. 50.
beisrge ale llogiiter ueo Reiien til
% ira Buffalo, liant Opbolo !
buffalo og fri geiorOrins per an.
tomobil til lln~0erisgeIie al Can
oct.
Saa trent man pil unoerrette
mig liot I 5orpeien enteu per Bot
eaer Telegram. ifaI ieg faa aom.
pagniets 4gent til at msOe en-
boer 9anoisger / 9learmont, mn.
ligois / Omaha, eQer anoet be.
leiliat 9unft. gn5per, JON fsber
oano. fuar oesuOen 5raoras ior
3eiieuogifter, naar ban inogiOer
fsrite lille llobetnIing pnd 9dnoet.
Clear Greet 8allep, Buffalo, Big
Corn Rountoins og belle @gnen
er bel uqro at ie, iaa en- 8eiie
oerno bill npppe fortrDoes al no
gen.
aompagniet bar looet aomi
teen at gioe 81. til Ell litberif
airfe / aolonien Tor bier acre
oano, port 5oIf FIBER al oct, oes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30
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9et eenOstBpenbe aarsmsOe

for
Den foreneoe oanIfe ep. .Iltb.
airfe | amerifa."
aFbolOes. ON Cub oil, i 1eenab,
@is., fra t3.-f7. 5uni, bette
Mar, besge Gage iberesneoe.
W6oet aabnes me6 Seimesie-
sifOstieneite al. 10 Onsoag 5or.
miooag.
1. De aIminoelige - | NnIeoning
at Snoberetningerne fra Samfum.
bets embeosmeuo, liSpaIg o. So.
mifeer.
2. 0olg al GmbeosmRno.
g. S9rlige Snger: GrsiteIie al
bore Wisiioner, Sfoler % 2ittero.
tiiriagen, iamt Gorilng ON Opret-
.teIfe at ~Gburf erten5ionfmb" MIN,
z. Anordgenoer ira Dier1gbe0er,
Der snffer OptngeIie / ben foreneoe
oanffe afrfe og a~anbioater, Der BE-
g9rer Ordination pna fommen6e
Aarsmsoe / Reenab, Bis., moa til.
ienoes unbertegneoe g. q. 6. ie-
nett 7. SUM- B. 4m.
Eanfefprog: rOg be ofre'
be pna ben ionme Dag fore Dire
o. pare glade; tbi Sub bapoe glR-
bet Dem meo en- flor @Ipoe, oa
en6oaian apinocrne og gbrnere
alnbeoe fig. ian at Seruinlems
@Inoe bIcp Bort inotil Idngt borte"
Neb. ~, 43.
O. %. gbriftfanfen Jorm.
elias Er6penfen, Ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30
sil MisFOnen / anitralien.

scr foitteret s222 CHAR 9ln
0erien, 4uoubon. Sa., So, 9onl
8ouIien Gacine. @is, 30, 9ans
anuOien, Morgan, Niun., 81;
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0irs. s. a~etpgaro. e~llenoale. 0inu,.
81; 9aireo Anoerien, R~ocfioro,
Su., s.; I. Simonieu, 9erona,
Neb., 81; Olga 5imonien. gerona,
9teb., 81; @Iarie Simonien, Be
roma. Reb., 81, elerlora simon.
len, 9erona, ]1e5., 81; llnaont,
Bethesda @enia6eo. engine, Org,
$40; 6. ~. n. Sopa, 81; 0oer-
iflto ira en- Reiie 75c Salt $50.
OpenNaaen0e Snm er Sen "a.
@ni ieuot oper StapIeburit ganf
til 8ait. g. 6. 9igaaro, Brisbane,
2fuitralia. 9af til ale @ioerne %
1Of til @iiO Tor bper @aoel
5. u. 0anfen,
5taple5urit 9ebroifn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30

lIOen ri 5orO til Strife. @rao.
plaos~o9 QrGite6oIig. iaafremt en-
glaos oRlges paal aompa9niets
2ano.
Oenne Gag p0re iaa 6ermeo oi.
oere bort 6o1 iorela9t til oeIpiI-
zig 0Oerpeielie % Samnrbejoe.
Get oil finn gleoe mig at 6sre fra
Gem oesangaaenoe.
Geres iorbtnone.
Sans anoerfen
9rui5. Colo, 91ai 1917.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30
SrmiG Solo.

llngoomsmsoe afboloes oil
Sub - | 9ruIb, Colo, / Bngene
$40 SUM. UfpOet begpnOer Gre.
bag aiten. 8aitor GarIien, Salt
eufe Gin, % muIigOis andre Bro.
tier bill tnle. @enner ira npr o.
iiern inobDOes til at grlte os /
oisie Gage. Welo eOers aomme
til 9eonorn Sanien eller
3. s. gbriftenen.
Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30
Den belIiae Qabpere."

ct lille Subilrumsffriit ON RAD
oeren % oens getponin9 Tor SUBS
gsrn, of gnitor 6. 8. Senien, no
gipct | anIeonins al ben 400-aariee
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30
Wisiipnsmpbe

afbolOes. bill SUB. / Bella oanife
G ..Iiitb. Renigbe0. SeIma, Gal,
ira ben 6. til 10. Sum. On
bierteIig SnobpoeIie til pore Br9.
Tier og Renigbeoer idrut 9enner,
Tom snifer at eRite os / De Gage.
De, iom snIfer at ooeroRre Rsoer-
ne, oil ogre ina nenIig at inomPl.
De fig til Renigbe6ens Prpit.
gan Renigbeoens 8egne,
anrl W. 5onen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30
arcSsmpbe % 9irfcinbuiclic.

9iI @it6. aiboIOer Roro 0afota
Iareos fit 5oraars 9reosmeoe / %
ne 9nllep, Mont., / Gagene ira 3.
til 3. SUM 1877. Senoag Den 3.
oil Chen e5er Menig5eos npc Sir.
fe bIioe inooiet. aom ian mango
Tom mnIigt, og tom meO 9sn ON
ben 9ellignmros 9ps % Strait loper
Re0erne.
are6iens gnme: Zen Iutberife
airfe, oeus 5ortrtn, oens 6rentio."
Wenigbeocns gmne: ,9oao ifnI
pi gre FOR at @nos 9eIiigneIie fan
peObIipe at oere Ooer bette Siis2
/ Song. 8, 10.
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rens 8eliignelie meo os / oisie 9ei.
tiosooge. Melo eOers aomme ier-
emo fsrite SUM til unoertesneoe, %
lao mig tilIige oi6e builfe Citation
5 fommer til. 81 beoer ON Strem-
me 1f Ran6e". 9eoer on meOr osf
goa Wenigbeoens 9egne.
8eu. s. 0feIfen,
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-30
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ON @uo oil, bliber Der Refor.
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26. SUM 3. q.
Reformationsieit om Ssnoagen
5Ibil9umsielt ON Nnuoagen
og Nisiionsfeit ON Iirsongen.
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til at belle 5eit9Ipoen meb os.
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Bna Wenigbeoens 9egne
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