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Evening journal., 1917-04-04
Governor TOWNSEND
SIGNS MANI bills
Income Tax and State High
way Commission Statutes
Are Approved
ALSO AMENDMENTS TO
TIE CHILD LABOR LAW

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, April 4.--Governor
i Townsend yesterday signed the fol-
lowing House bills and resolutions
passed by the recent Legislature, and
they now become laws
Act making property assessable for
free school purposes, the same as for
county purposes.
Act relative to child labor law
lamendments).
Act amending the charter OF Laurel.
Act authorizing the Secretary OF
State TO procure a new seal.
Act relative to abatement OF county
taxes in New Castle county.
Act increasing the salary OF county
school superitnendents.
Act enabling the Governor to make
changes to conform with the Federal
statutes governing the States military
organization.
Act relative TO attendance OF teach
ers at teachers Institutes and fixing
the salary for teachers,
Act authorizing the Judge OF Or
phans Court Of Sussex county TO have
new indices made.
Ac providing for repair OF roads
and streets in New Castle.
Act relative to motor vehicles (re-
curing license to be shown.
Act relative TO motor vehicles (pen-
atty for taking and operating without
consent OF owner).
Act relative to motor vehicles Gre
luiring lights and tags).
Act relative 10 unfair discrlmlna-
ton in trade.
Act providing for a State armory
and arsenal at Wilmington.
Act appropriating $500 to the patho-
logical and meteorological laboratory
II Delaware College.
Act increasing the contingent fund
Of the State librarian.
Act relative to the publication and
preparation OF the State insurance and
banking laws.
Act relative to the bonding Of clerks
Df school districts.
Act relative to taxation in the town
Df Harrington.
Act providing for second editions
Of Volumes /, and 3 Of Delaware
Chancery Reports.
Act providing for a State highway
commission.
Act appropriating $1S1,772.5O to
Tarnhurst Additional acts appropri-
ting money 10 Farnhurst, as follows
10000, $4,000, $780, $4,000. $l2.96S.S2,
an OF which includes running eX-
penses for two years, completing new
building. amusement fund, deficiency
VI two years ago.
Act relative to incidental expenses
" Court OF Chancery.
Act Increasing contingent fund Of
,ourt stenographer.
Act relative 10 holding teachers in
ititutes
Act defining what highways shall be
ieemed public roads
Act appropriating money TO agricul-
ufal department at Delaware College.
Act accepting benefit of act passed
by Congress providing for promotion
of vocational education.
Act relative to repairs at State Ar
nory at Dover.
Act appropriating money for agri-
cultural extension.
Act altering and repairing State Ar
nory at Milford
Act regulating uniform legislation
Act appppriating S64492 to Wo-
mems College at Newark.
Act providing for experimental farm
: n Sussex county.
Act relative to commercial fer
.ilizers.
Act appropriating $500 to Ferris
Evening journal., 1917-04-04
Weapon No. S
MUNITIONS


each each machine each
'socaized
Is estimated
Industries transport
SIS of
called
today articles
National
which
orders
they
Within these
the soldie
Evening journal., 1917-04-04
CITY CLUB WOMEN
VISIT newark FRIENDS

About twenty-five members Of the
Washington Heights Century Club
went to Newark Monday afternoon and
participated in the reciprocity day.
which was observed there by the
members Of the New Century Club.
The Wilmington Club women pre-
scented an exceptionally delightful pro-
gram, consisting of musical and liter
airy selections. Mrs. E. p. Burnham
played several cOrnet solos and Mrs.
Frank Sparks and Miss Sophie Pres
ton sang duet. Mrs. w. H. Douglas
presented an interesting paper on
Inventions and Discoveries, Past and
Present." Mrs. William T. Inderlied
read an entertaining paper on "Evo-
luton of Book" which was prepared
by Miss A. Mary Cornell, Miss AIDE
laide Shippers presented a paper on
Delaware" and Mrs. J. e. Fuller
gave a delightful review of former
"Inaugurations as Compared With
President Wilson's Inauguration" Mrs.
Fuller also gave several delightful i'm
presentations.
The meeting concluded with a So
eial hour Those from here were Mrs.
William E. Douglas, Mrs. w. Il. Doug
las, Mrs. William p. White, Mrs. W.
p. Lackey, Mrs. b. +. Taylor, Mrs
j. w. Macklem, Mrs. II. r. Loose, Mrs
J. b. Broad. Mrs. Boyd Cook. Miss
Edith Frederick, Mrs. T. NJ. Jakes
Miss Simcox. Mrs William r. Inder
lied, Mrs. Frank Sparks. Mrs. +. p
Burnham, Mrs II. I. ellis, Miss Villa
Shurter, Mrs. Fehrenbach, Mrs. C.. c
Hopes, Mrs. T. j. Weir. Mrs, q. +
Metger anzd several others.
Evening journal., 1917-04-04
kENT POMONA GRANGE.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD. Del, April 3.-Kent
County Pomona Grange will meet in
annual session tomorrow. Pomona
Grange meets in Milford once every
two years.
The local grange has started a IL
brary which will be used in conjunc-
ton with the travelling libraries used
in Kent county. and many members
have already contributed a number OF
volumes to the new venture. Miss
Mary Barker and Willie Hammond
have been appointed a committee "a
solicit books for the library.
Evening journal., 1917-04-04
Weapon No. 2
THE ARMY


by German
that
present will be expedtionary
ocular Army
Evening journal., 1917-04-04
Weapon No. 6


-WEALTH-
the United and
balances
if W end & single the
trenches Lloyd George
is silver gold
UNLIMITED quantities that
the rising the
FIFTY THOUSAND MILLION DOLLARS Is the measure OF
wealth which
the the
this incredible
raised the twenty-five billions which
Official estimates
while
this would half the
half
II and
Germany will
realization
as suddenly II
Evening journal., 1917-04-04

A laxative today saves a sicl, child
tomorrow. Children Simply will NOT
take the time from play 10 emntv
heir bowels. which become cIogped
up with waste, liver gets sluggish:
stomach sour
Look at the tongue, mother, II
coated, or your child is l.stless, cross
feyerish, breath bad. restless. doesn'i
eat heartily, full OF cold or has sor,
throat or any other children's ailment
give a teaspoonful Of "Californii
Syrup of Figs" then don't worry be
cause # is perfectly harmless, and II
q few hours all this constipation
poison, sour bile and fermentinl
waste will gently move out OF tn
bowels, and you have a well, playful
child again. A thorough "insid,
cleansing Is oftimes all that is nee
essary II should be the first treat
ment given in any sickness.
Beware OF counterfeit fig syrups
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle
of California Syrug OF Figs" which
has full directions for babies. children
Of all ages and for grOwn-ups plainly
printed on the bottle Look carefully
end see that it is made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company"
Evening journal., 1917-04-04
Coast Defenses.
new OWNERS FOR
CITY real estate

The following property transfers
have been recorded at the City Reg
istry Bureau this week:
William e. Skellenger to S. Shew-
ard Johnson and wife, No. COZ West
Ninth street, S3250.
Emmitt F. Stidham to Francis S.
Clark, northeast corner Second and
Connell streets, $500.
George C. Mckay to Elizabeth T..
worrall, west side OF Franklin street,
40 feet north of Sixth street. $41OO.
Henry r. Isaacs to Florence G.
Bradford, No. 1906 Union street,
S1S45.
Horace S. Allen to Harvey L. Bald
win and wife, south side Of Thir-
teenth street, 1913 feet east Of King
street. $780,
William J. Fisher to George w.
Shockley, south side of Seventh street
II feet west Of Windsor street, Sl575.
Max Keil to Wladyslaw Durzynski
and wife, No. 1897 Linden street,
$1,000.
James B. Oberly to Horace H.
Knots, north side Of Twenty-fourth
street, SO feet west Of Pine street,
$275O.
Katherine P. Lafferty to Mary ].
Cole, north side of West street, 103
feet west of Twenty-third street.
$3.50
David L. Naylor to Harry R. Wilson
and wife, south side of Twenty-third
street, AZ feet east Of Lammot street,
S2650.
Patrick O'Brien to Mary A. Nc
Carthy, southeast corner Conrad and
Harrison streets, $2700
Charles G. Guyer to James NJ,
Barnes, north side Of Second street
25 feet east of Broome street, $4,000
Evening journal., 1917-04-04
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Gases, or
Upset StQmaCh--Pape'S Diapepsin
Instant Relief! Neutralizes stomach acids so food
can digest properly harmless, pleasant, antacid

acid stomach-make your next meal a
favorite meal, then take a little Dia-
pepsin. There will not be any distress
eat without fear. It's because Pape's
Diapepsin really does" sweeten out
of-order stomachs that gives IL it's mil
lions of sales annually.
Get large fifty-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin from any drug store. II is
the quickest, surest antacid and stom-
ach relief known. It acts almost like
magic-it is scientific, harmless and
pleasant stomach preparation which
truly belongs in every home.
Evening journal., 1917-04-04
Here Are Our Six Great Weapons Against Germany
tHadsWa hSamHa Powerful
hch TO the KasersB
Weapon No. 3
CITIZENS

CITIZENS
Back small efficient regular inefficient
Without
the the subject call
2lO076 would
for aEmpOrant
part Of the fighting But the elimination would
Britain enlisted
100000 Her population only 100000 1oOooOo0 do
bit
ELEVEN MILLION fighting trained equipped hardened
the
Material Army Armies
OF these there physically available 1O535940
or these unmarried subject
Evening journal., 1917-04-04

Sour. gassy, upset stomach, indiges-
ton, heartburn, dyspepsia; when the
food you eat ferments into gases and
upsets you; your head aches and you
feel sick and miserable, that's when
you realize the wonderful acid neu-
tralizing power in Pape's Diapepsin.
II makes all such stomach misery, due
to acidity, vanish in FIVE minutes.
If your stomach is in a continuous
revolt-if you can't get it regulated.
please, for your sake, try Pape's Dia-
papsin. It's So needless to have an
Evening journal., 1917-04-04
RED CHIEF ON VISIT.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STAFFORD, Del, April 4.-Harry T..
Elliott. great junior sycamore of the
Order Of Red Men, is making a tour
OF the lodges OF lower Sussex county
delivering lectures 10 each body. Ell
lott is one Of the men who worked
hardest toward making Tuscarora
Tribe OF this town one OF the largest
in the State.
Evening journal., 1917-04-04

thorizlng the printing OF the election
laws.
Appointing a committee to arrange
for reunion OF the General Assembly.
Evening journal., 1917-04-04
Weapon No. 1
THE NAVY


Kaiser
a
relieve
the Brit 81 main fleet
Evening journal., 1917-04-04
Weapon No. 4


only our people, but enable England, France and
hghtng men and their civilians in first class condition
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04
4 !! II 4 I

Smnglcri. Ille %rcjienbe til Sper-
rig mnoerieges. a%gbenbaon iDial.
ISaaoan ion 55or5loene llnoer Yer
oensfrigen bar uooiflet zig, er oct
foritaaeli9t, f~frioer vSSames"
Sui. BIT, at Smugleriet er I'll
tagct. )al gpIoer oct BOG life Iaa
nteaet ON at urogan Iol0afgifter
Ionl at ongaa lloisrielsiorbuo.
0olouqienct bar / ct Bar aar
bol0t meget lfarpt Die meo -.
folf ira tpIfe Sfibe, iom mleber
ioanife @apne. De ioripner iig ger.
ne nie9et rigeli9t meo Snpr, Scot,
ta0iic o9 Sube. Saa IGnge oeo.
fomnrnoe pnoOa fun %ianller til
Sltie for fig % lin n9rneIte 6a'
Mile Set uobungreoe 9ano, Ipil-
Ter oct en- ni1ore 9tolle, men
SmialilNen iore9nnr ip%itenlafiif /
9eriaelicsgiemco. 90 oct er 1apn
liz lSu6c, Der er Obieftet. st
iStoffc @nifeIGbe, lom febeS Der.
oppe for % Ore. betales / Inf
lono meo % Marf. 90 mar
e1 5euan0 / oertiL iGrliat inoret'
zoe l2oaNaer, 1oroelt oDer belle
aroppci, fan uoinugle 30 Stpf
fer eller mere, paa en- &eiie = %
Der er LANCET Here nco ioo tore
8otioner pua aroppen =, er oet
4,ar Den lpffes.
Ser I Danmorf ilipper Den op
0noe0t Snnnler meo aoniilfeilla
al Garen "a nleO Ell 9eoe paa ct
6ir0rc6e aroner / Heglen, og ben
opfrrpes al 6oloppienet hos Stis
bets Mpgler, ioa Der er life Yale
Ggl Mfioning. 8Grre goar oct,
oeriom lSmllqIeren bltuer grebet
'oaa Sen tDffe citation / 5GrO neo
at imligle line Softer inc / eatO'
ian fonmcr ban I 6engiel,
foroi ban life hor aileperct ga.
aerne til Observation-Disclosures OF
lrsies nreo 6ette8 rSnrportprnmie"
Iom imiolcrtio er meaet beifeoen
t Rorbolo til @epinlten oeo at
lnooc liz beIoi9t igennem.
Z Sen iclrere Tto bar Smnglertet
toact en- anoen Ietnins MOI
Snerrig, bpor Moomanglen nh bar
naaet ct Ssioepunft, iom for oiSle
Gina noget minoer ON Epiflano.
Oct er napnlig tSmsr, GUTTER,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04

plomatiite 8orbinoelie meo oct tD.
ife Gige.
Meocns man life altiaa bette
lSfri0t for ensbetpOenoe me0 Ell
arigserfluring, ioa irouiflebe iSi-
tlationen Zig ira MI al Der ben
in1oo nso riDenoe 9oit.
Snoen lite O6nrts par oct flort
at ben tpIfe Gegerin9 illlOtilo 9oo-
0e / Sinoe at irogaa ale ti0ligere
5orpligteIier meo 9euipn til In
0erpanosfrigen. Yrpii0enten lore
lagOe 0n aongresie len jim 4lan for
prbuet 9telttrnlitet, OF ct oDer'
OrIoenoc 8lertal i bea9e Suie par
/ 6aosr al YIonen, men De0 nogle
enfeltes Q%}Ooitano / Senatet no
l6b 3ioert ltOen at Der bIep banolet
i lSa3en Gen 12te Qtarts no
iteote 9rnfoenteu 0rore til at lace
pore 6an0el5ifibe beppbne.
Smiolerti0 iolOt De0 Den rms.
life Gepollltion Den ii0ite tore
Sfrunfc for nor 3eltogelie / Sri
gen. 9hl oar 2lliten %flaret, Iaa
ei5Oer fltr0e le, at oct ira m a.
oar Ell Scamp mellem 9emofrati
OF Nntofrati, ct Spor9smaal on
Sor0en5 5oIfeiIog ifaG 6aoe 2op
til at regere ii9 ielu, eller ON De
Ifal reqeres meo 8aabemnogt al
Ell itorre aller Atiuore Grippe al
MogtboOerc. &c oct par cn aamp,
iom ui fife 9 0t flnoe Dpre Or
feslGIe 5iifllere til. 15ortiat 9}elt
trolitet oit0e bnoe panGret oore
tore 1p0res Minoe, Dem, Der SAP
oe ofret @tu og @o0s, for of ri
MATTE fuine npoe 6reoens og
8rtbeoen5 @o0er.
@ationol % 6or9erfg 8ra5e0
mau iifreg aGr Soroen5 6oIfeilaa
til ollie 8iocr, % ior oenne store
Sog er oct, pi oeo aon9resiens
Grflorin9 al Gtc 9fprif 1917 bar
tagct Dor @lao5 / De fpmpenOe
9tationcrs &pffe.
Get 6er aniprte er fun ct Jam.
lncntrGnat ll0orog al &egeringens
officielte GrfIering. 0enne bsr lP-
les / lin &eGbe0 al enboer, ser or
/ Stano 0ertil, oq 6en oil finoes
at ppre al oo~eroroentlig Snteresie.
Gen pil u0en 8biol fnnne faas
gratis oe6 SenOenoelie til Com
itittee on Gltblic Sniormntion, @o.
'fbinaton, Z. g s. 2. sc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04

ienoe ieIer zig friitet til at tage
meo biem tro0s lt0igrielsiorbuo.
% o8iaa Der apr entreprenante
6olf 6orieg paa at 9gre l1Oimng-
ling til ell 5orretning. Iolooeie
net bar ini0Jertio in0fert iDiten1a.
TIFF 6fteriDn al ale relienoe til
Sperrig; &errer % Domer UNDER.
lpges e1feltuiS, o9 er Der noget
Seiet, 6eorOrer Den unoeriggen0e
.5oloer eller fpinoelige ~llnoerieger
oeOfommenOe til at fle0e Jig al.
Dan hr iun0et nleget itore aoan-
titeter &arer ifiltlt / r1tmmelige
9ommer, ser opffe6es al npo0erue
tut0er Ell 6rlrielt0e 9te0er0el. SSa,
Ell me9et 6armipUr 0orle fom
mGrfeliat foranoret no ira Otter
ipnet, o8 llnOeriG1erIfen fnnoe
irempiie ct Far tore lSufferpoier
ioH Auria9 oertill Ser er Gage.
6olofontorerne Deo S~apnegaoe og
/ 6tibooncn bilgner al 9o0e Ga
ger, Der fomnler ior Gagen5 gus
Deo oenne 8rlnOige 6remgang9maa-
l0e % blioer fonfiifcret.
&arerne qaar pioere til @olitiet,
iom oUerla0er Dem til Menig5e0ss
pleien. Mcn oct cr io nof mn.
Iilt, at @olitiet otol6er" liOt I'M.
ocrueis, naar Der en- Sang incl
Icm er G5ofola0e eller Go6af incl
lem.
Gn Sg, DER bar Sngerne / Or
Den. "a oct be9onote at Tribe nleo
0lietiligrslen, lit 2lroen gleftrici=
tet5oprf 6iqhltnilg ira Sapoer
fet, Der oar 0onIpfeoel og Camp
maifine, % 5por 9rnnoslet be-
itoor al Era og ,2lfialo ira &prfet.
Notwithstanding If 9ogong til
at opitiIle ell Dynamo pao SoO.
pGrtet. o9 naar 0ette ltal0ier ON
9litenclL ipunOes Qfaifinen ior
2pnanoen, Der oel5 mUtter De Tor.
lfclsiBe 2eoninger % oeIs laOer
gotteriet paa @leftricitetsoprfet
Saa lpltge Der er Grn / Nolo
Sfop, be1gper 4rOen ASp bperfen
at iaDne 9os eller 1rGffrait, ifri-
Der Sob. 2lo."
st SeminGrinm, Der liffeS.
|6iorrinq, is. Mai. 6isrrin9 &c.
miuarium oil eiter Somnerierien
iorelgbi9 inoitille &irfIombeoen, %
oc @leper, DER life iuar a%fIluttenoc
I@fianler i Aar, mlaa iaa iortiGttc
1ua ANDRE .Senlindrier.
Sentinariet bar / De iiOite Plan
arbeioct nrroer nleget panIfeli8e6or.
BOLD. 8ilgongen bar uGret ringe,
% GSo~rItanoereu, OoerlGrer Utllble,
bar / ooer ct Nor paa Bruno Al
Sp90om life funnel oeltnge / Mr.
beioet.
Wpe Cpgnper for SrDggerierne
~,S1oerior 8rDggerierne begDnOet
man Ill ior @lnor at mPrfe Sno.
ifrunfningen / 9roouftionen, og Ell
De al De minore 9rpggerioirflom.
beoer tpnfer iilg. raalb. tStiftst.
paa / ben npnlel lie li0 at felgt
Den &eL DC tpife 9rpggerier ban
anpiit, % i Steoet nor at brp99t
l9l at fate iig oDer Silpirfninger
al 5aQer ion S%nfferiirllp, 5rugt.
aeleer, aamitbomninq, 6rllnetfon-
ierpes og alpOre l%ignenoe 8in9
5porta 9rp9gerilofalerne og bell
Snoretnin9en al 9rpggerperne e9.
ner iig n0nl9rfet.
Mon nil berigennen ofbiglpe t.
ORDER, nemli1 pao ben enc tStot
6orcn for 2c0oia9on8 ior ale d
inlange MenncIfer, Der paa ben en-
eller an0en MooOe er beifprtile.
Ipaa 9rnaacrierne, % poa ben al
Oen Si6e qipc @ublifrm ell @r
IItatniuq ior Qtaaorincrg 10 nm
truer mco at Hippo %, % iol
! @aalr9ct til 9r6oct, Der mart iff'
or til at fabc ior SmaaianiIier
QnuOlpO. gu afmanitret Semanl
tom fl1. uGsbi. BOT" iorleoef
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04


en- @rGstog / 8alilugten mel.
lem 8eoeritrup 90 Maltiing, ol
ben itGrfe gleit 6reote SGOer
Jig nteo ripenOe 5ort, iaa Der life
lipntes noget Saab ON at reOoe
0e for6oloSpis imaa, men inluffe
@ranplantager, ser ligger omfring
0ulen. Ger fon imi0lertio bur
tigt 6olf til ira alle Si0er me0
Spa0er og SfoDle til Sllfnings-
arbeioet.
3lOen lit ret burtigt int j ell
itBrre 2ungbaffe moe melIem TO
@lantager, men nle0en8 SlOen or
6ei0eoe Zig rem gell1em 9Dngen,
Oreie0e 8in0en iloget, iao ben til
Ifi0it bar ira Nantagen, o8 pe0 ct
meget i5Gr0igt 2lrbejOe illffeOes
3l0en ca. IL Meter ira @ranerne.
Sngen GgSipGtte ltSplantne /
2imfjorocn. 2an06rugsminilterie
nteo0elte Tor uo9en 8to ii0en, at
oct ie0omnlige 9elgb, Der 6epilges
til ll0pDantnin9 al &eoipqttepn-
gel / 9%imfior0en, fife 0tt0e fon1me
til ll06etolin9 i 2lar. ga Der life
fllft0e faaes 8etrolelun til De NO
forbade, Der ifal osiiitere Oe0 Ito
plantningen. G6iiteo % Onlegns
8iiferiforening bar ienere ani69t
ON at faa bet 6eoilge0e 9elob u0-
6etalt, laar 1orenin8en iel0 i6r
9coe for at iaa Getroleum til 9rug
geo lloplontaingen. Dc 6ori68m
Der cr 9jort for at iaa Getroleual
bar imioIertio iflg. rs. 81. N0."
Daret reilltatIeie. @etroleum5iel#
lfabet bar BOG ltillet lt9 oelollll9t
Fill So9en.
sung JON SrGnOiel. @oa &o.
6rozGgnen brltger Ell &affe Qteje-
rier III 2on9 til 9rGu0iel nnOer
Ianlpfe0lerne, oq eiter bua0 ell
O}eieribeItprer uotaler til SOB.
I}lo.", er 2pngen 6eOre 9r@nOiel
enc oe tarpeli9e apaliteter &nl,
man Ill faor. 5puu0inBcn pal
8e6ierne boloes let oppe;; men ia
tlrliguis nlaa 8Dret in0rettes til
oct mere omiong5rige 9rGnOieI.
SpIfe Sui til Ganoers. &anOers,
IA. Mai. Gen bebuOeoe 1ilfer-
ref al tDife .aul til @oSpGrfet oa
anore Girfiom6eoer / Han0erS er
nh beapnot. 5 3a9 mnfom Is
&oanla0ninger &ul til BaSpGrfet
5Hiferne fan life fepere &ogne til
0isie 5orienOeIier, og transporter
Ifer 0erior / oatife &ogne, Der
Ienoes til 8piflan0 til EaalpSnin9
Get par oginn Menin9en, at Der
Iifufoe baoe oGret ienOt 0unIfe ar-
beioere til SpIflon0 til at leic
@ognene; men Oenne Blan lfdI
ppre opgioet pnn @rltnO al for.
7felliqe &anifelig6eoer.
Srrans / @renan. 8rel1aa, IA
Wai. 8ratna @oSrpprf bar / Dis
Ie Gage finn If6arpning til 6rem.
Utilizing al 8os, og Oenlle er Der
Tor meget tono. s n9lte lge pen.
ter man imiolertio at u9re f9r.
0i1e meo De npopenOige 9Gnori1.
ger til 8remltillin9 al IrG9aS
oq iaa 6oaber man at pore ooel
Ganifelig6eoerne.
@renoo er Ben ibrite 9p, Oel
%onoenoer oenne Metbooe til 8rem
itilling al Gas.
a~pbcnbnun iamler apofurrano
aebcn5uun, 2eroaa Den -. Mai
ae6enbaonS 9omnune bar / e
fuffct Maoe for nogcn Iio ii0el
%6emmcli9t beilrttet at in0fobe ot
neOialte for / @iillioner aronel
I8luif iunrt en- M6raoe 0fiefrop
pc ior at iifre 9penS 6oripninf
ar aoo. oeriom 6oocrmanglen it'll
Dc ifabe 8napbcO paa ct icncrt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04

gerierne bar til Bette 9ieme0 lore
Igbig itiaet forIfeIIige 9otaliteter
og 49loere gratis til HaaOigbeo.
9eoeQien al De paagGloenoe 6oarn-
ltaltningerS nprn1ere @ennentfsrel'
lie er benlagt ur16er aommunens
8ptfOsforrtor, Der peo Sogens prat.
tiife ~l10fprelie peloilli9it 6iitaaes
al 6irmaet 1Sobnnnesion, Der uOen
&e0erlag bar paataget fig oct Der
nle0 %for6unone arbeioe.
0gt 6~Olfcfpffen / Yal6Org. @al-
borg, u. 0tai. 9ren0ie ss8anife'
ligbe0erne / 4al6org 9r meofgrt,
at oct f%oi1nlunole 5olfef6tfen, Der
paa @ruro al oe inOifrpnfeoe
Yloo8forbolo fun fan leOere 800
%ortioner Wao 0agli8; fife paa
langt Nor fam t%ilfre0Sitflle @f-
terippr9Slen, Der maa bDer Gag
ufpiies 6oIf.
llOpalget ip9er MI 2otaler til
eft MT 6olfefeffen. 8praaoet bar
Ii lin Iio oeOtaget at opfgre en-
iarlig 8p9ning til &effenet, men
bar poa @run0 al 9pggepaniteli8-
9eoerne ulaattet op9ipe 0etfe.
4pffes oct at finOe 2ofaler til
ct npt SOFTEN, er oct life uian0'
ipnligt, at 0e paatenfte 89rtios-
oranitaltninger / q(al6org i bet
~paientli8e oil n0munOe i 9eupis'
ringer til De fommnnale >teuer.
5tOr Ar6cjOslgS6eO / Belle. gei-
le, 16. 0fai. 5 8ejle Ell Der M
ca. 1000 arbeIosIpie, boorai @alo-
0elen ira oe itanOie0e 9omlI0s-
%ipinOerier. S 2ebet al De neite
Il Gage 6lioer after Ell al 8Dens
itore 5abritter ne0t til at mo
ifrpnfe 9riften, ioa at Ser fra
I. Sum- maa regnes me0 ca. 1900
a~r6ei05lSie. "a De ngopeaOigpls
mao trGffes ierli8e Dprtiosforan'
italtnin9er berimoo, og oa 8e1le
ioln oen 15a6rif5bD, ben er, raulnleS
. gffIife EFF t~raor0inert 9orot, paa'
tunfer 9praaoet at b%enpenoe zig
til 0tiniiteriet ON Sjglp til at
bore oenne 9prOe.
arigsiangerne. Om aftenen Den
is. W1ai 'onfom en- ioenlf 0antper
til 9larbuS fra 9eliingborg nleo
223 gItrigife arigsIanger til 9el'
rem oeo SaG0, og tiolig nGlte Vtor'
zen iertes oe uioere meO ct Sqrtog.
tStrofs efter @nfomlten gift Gam
peren inc till aaien for at lanol9t'
tie en- Sarge, Der par alporllg lD9
% 0erefter fif Oomperen otter no
paa Gebeoen, til Sarrol9tnrn9en
beannotc nppnte Gags Oforgen
al. 6H.
llnabommelig Ypbel. lSlteborg,
Sitter / 4ftes fif Silfeborgs 1aabe'
iul0e llngOom 9eiligbe0 til at De-
n1onitrere lime repolution9re An'
Ifilelier, i0et Den fraftigt protelte'
reoe, 0a 8olitiet pil0e transported
Ell beruiet 8erion paa Bolttpta'
tlonen. 0mtrent %balpanoet Sultore.
2ereorenqe oo an0re 1nge Dtenne.
Ifer trungte iig bl1ienoe og plben'
De onlfriag to Eolitibetiente; men
PEG roliQ OptreOen ira 0iSles Sts
DC lptfe0es oct at u1ogua aloerlI'
qe Sommenlteo.
Neutrality-suspicious. 9raD. Ming
fpbing, t6. Mai. @n Population
paa a ReoninNSmpno ira 9eit-
fpiten mar opret i ap6en6aOn iOr
at iorclpgBe O}orineminiiteren9ieO-
Observation-Disclosures 8rao OH 2on.
for3piclie, @e%niionerilra, 0ronin9
Al 5tranooa9t, 2ln7faifetie al Die
tei % Ssiteoler oio. Miniiieren
itilleoe zig me9et oeIoilligt o%oerfor
9epntationen.
9posfalb. Mon9emiIlionGren g..
z. 'S6ien Der boe0e paa SalliienS-
fS -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04

3 anleonine al iorIfellige, fulo-
fonunent urigtige Meo0elerier, bar
aeben6aons Magiitrot bempnoiget
9fit3. BUR. til at u6ienoe f6lgeroe:
fyor at iifre fig moo Ell euen-
tlel 3lpife- og &eOu1angel Der
l9opeoitaoen, enten pna @runo al
en- Iilbugegnng / 2anoets Spine-
6eltntto eller Stan0snin9 al Gil
fprslerne paa @runo al transport
oonafelig6eoer, bar a%sbenbaons,
CSreoerifsbergs % @entoftes aom-
nntnalbeinrdlier beilltttet itg til
forIfellige Steoer Der | gpen at
ncbIalte betpoeliee apanta al lSpi-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-04

Scbebranb peb Maniins. 6orle-
Sen eitcrmioooq peo 1AsSioen op-
itoo Der fom Sslee al ct garns
lliorIiotigbeo meb 9rnoitiffer Slo