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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

The demand for the expulsion of La
Toilette from the senate is echoed all over
the country. The gentleman from Wis
consln has succeeded at last in gaining
universal unpopularity which he has been
counting ever since he began his pro-Ger-
man antics.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

Germany has forbidden the sending of
any newspaper from the empire. Evident
~ the papers disclose things which the
kaiser would rather were left imprinted.
To the entente readers of German papers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

7 DO not rejoice mt the downfall of thine
enemy, but. of course, YOU are not re-
4uired to put on mourning. if he happens
TO get tripped up.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

Three cent postage on letters will bring
quite a large sum into the federal treas
ury, and the tax il 50 small il will hardly
be noticed. There could be no easier and
less Objectionable way of raising war mon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
against IL

An acting county attorney makes a good
peace officer IN an emergency II times. it
seems. Mr.. Angu-tin Celaya, who j. act
ing county attorney Just now. deserves the
thanks OF Brownsville citizens in general
for his being on the spot in time last Sun
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the eharac.
ter, standing or reputation Of any person. firu
or corporation appearing in the columns If Th,
Herald will be gladly and promptly corrected
upon the same being called to the attention oi
the publishers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

a new material for electrical insulation
made fro mfi>h o%ital, has Ieen Inyentc,
bv u Danish chemist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
War in History
Thursday October a, 1914.

Thursday October a. 1914.
The British co-operated with the Bel
ian> in the. fighting around Antwerp.
Thursday, October a, 1915,
Time limit expired on allies ultImatum
. Bulgaria.
thursday, October q, 1916.
Many lives lost IN the sinking of the
french auxiliary cruiser Gallla and the
British transport Franconia by German
submarines in the Mediterranean.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

Have you bought your second Liberty
Bondi Now i the time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

Who said there was a scarcity of wa
ter in the Lower Rio Grandei
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
/. D. ROCKEFELLER PLEASE NOTE

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Oct. I-Substi-
tuion of ordinary coal gas for gasoline ~
IA motive power for automobiles for city
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04
WATERWAYS CONVENTION MEETS

UTICA. y. T.. Oct. i.-Thc possible ust
of the canals and other inland waterway
by the federal government will be dis
|cussed BY the New York State Waterway
Association NJ il eighth annual convon
ton which opened here today. IN view u
the present congested conditions with re-
gard 10 railroad traffic and the necessity
for increased transportation facilities in
the carrying Of troops and war supplies. II
Is suggested that q solution Of the prob
lem might be found in a more general use
of the inland navigable waters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

A vacuum ice machine has ben invented
in Europe that eliminates the use Of dan
gerous acids and can be operated by hand
or An electric motor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-04

Checks should be made payable 10 The
Brownsville Herald Publishing Company. Bust
ness communication should be addressed 10
the company, and items. letters. etc. intended
for publication should be addressed 10 Editor.
The Herald. Brownsville. Texas. Letters in
tended for publication should be signed with
the full name of the writer. The name will not
be printed il not desired. but it will be evil
dence Of good faith on the part Of the writer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07
apbenbabnif 0Dtaar.

aarets iioite aften ieireoe SO.
benbannerne paa Den mart traoi-
t~ionelle 8is. nenllig pna 9pens
9otelIer % Saucer. Oct er 10 eiter-
baanoen bleoeu Mooe. at man Den
aiten foriager 9iemmets 9pgge til
6oroel for Selifabslinets aaie.
elegance. De itore Reitalranter
a%uitrenaer liz boloiomt for at loffe
@9iter til: fun e%fifluiipe Getter %
g%riffeoarer %ierperes. Ballet 9aar
Ratten i1ennem. % man MAJ lang
5io / 6oroeien reIeroe ii9 9oroe.
% bet maa iiges. at Sopeo-
itaoens 9eboere fulgte 0piororin
gen billi9t. Ter bar fulot ale
9eane, % ioaoef ben aomIe iom
Den me ggrs aoel ifeo oct me
aar mo meo ale til Aaaoigbeo
itaaenoe genge=M ioler. Ter cr 10
mango gen9e meIIem pore San.
oelsfolf Tor 1i0en, % Oct ifal IL
ges. at De life er bange Tor at
Ia0e Dem trilIe. o9erlinaife ii.
OeuOe@s o. oGationaItioen0e 8
5noiamlin9er bar oa ogiaa 9i0ne
5crom, - op imoo 100000 SIR.
iamleoe De ino ialt - % o8iau
paa anoen 8is ieireoe 8o0aeren.
beoen 5riumier. ieI9 ON Gum
merne i'm pirfeoe JON alatifil
Iinaer / 8or5olo til goernes ianoe
Gone o. TT De aapitaler. Der paa
4orets ii0ite 2titen omiattes / iaa
nrenta6le 5oretaaenoer, iom ooer.
iIeoi1 Q1ao % 0ritfe maa ii5es
at onre paa ct 5iospnnft JON oct
n~uoprenoe.
Saaleoes bleo Der / 91attens sob
tsmt 5000 66mpa9nefIaifer aIene
paa pore tore aeItauranter. 5000
.5loiferl eller rltnot iagt ior 10.
900 SIR. Al oenne cole 1rif. Oa
la9aes bertiI Dc oaiaa ret foitbare
SpiirDarer % nnore 2ptfericr. bill
man iaa ct ganite orti9t iomIet
9eIe5 no al bet.
n bet iaone 6olf, Der paa
@rano Al 8olitiiorbuo moo Sur.
oarferiiaI9 i Var life rigtig lit
i'm Srana til at ie So % bsrc
Stoi tilireositiIlet. maatte moifrgn-
fe ia til oc ipopanlige muntrc
@aoe.aoipreoeIier iaaiom at ilaas.
fnalor @aoeImter It'll, aiipre en-
telte operaemte aiueiere ira / 5ior
81 biemmelaoeoe Bomber paa aoao.
bnsplaoien - men Der par ingen
ri8tia Start ooer BET.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07
ginf for Remembering
al Bibelen | 1917.

Den femte Noiebos. SeIlige
Steoer og bsitioelige giebIifte er
life ufen6t for CUBS 5olf paa De.
res Notwithstanding eennem 81
oct. 29ierl falo Dem blot frem
| erinoring. De err oct pRro. 5
ganffe iRrlig @rao gploer bet be
tore MenneifeififteIier, iom Serren
bar fat paa bsie og anioarsftlOe
Boiter eIler | bsie StiIIinger.
Woies err en- aampeIfiffelie Boa.
be | p~aetesfoItets Siitorie og
Cubs Menigbeos Siitorie til Da.
genes gnoe.
Meoens Storm9noene | be gam.
le 8er0ensriger ina bel iom Stor-
mRn0ene | De mere mo0erne Ser
oensriger fun n9Dnes leiligbeospis,
Ian er Moies en- MenneifeififfelIe,
bots Rapn os @erninser oagIig
n1unes no ODER belle alooen til
en- uenoelig gelfignelie for WiIIi-
oner al Mennefter.
Woies bap6e mango beIlise Ste.
Der og oberoroentIige 9iebliffe |
fit 120aorige 0epneosIsb.
ct af 6isfe beIIige Ste6er oe
bsiti6eIige DiebIifte er Der pao
~Noabs SIetter.~
Cans itore Dogbnrf er til On.
be. Cans afitebstime er fonlmer.
6on usoa beftifFe IT Gus %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07
(aop. II, 27-5o 26), uOapr oen

Sap. II, 27-50 26), uoger ben
iarlige 6~orbereOelie for @lOs Hige
/ 8erOeu. Denne 5%orbereoelie fer
oeo llooeleeIien al 9artriarferne
9t6rabam, Siaf % Sacob.
geo @liOss Giener gtoies faar
@uos Gise 6orm. en- iait 6orm.
9eo 5sraeIs llosang al 9eeDpten
% SnouieIien peo Sinai er SUBS
eoige Rige iat inc i Geroen. 9lnoen
Moiebog er Der Sefitbogen.
@a9tesiOlfets 5amhnO me0
5erreu iormioIes oeO S~eIIigoom-
men % Brpitcifabet, peo Oiferet
% 5eiterne og @uOstieneiten. Ere
Die Moiebog giOer Der oct rette
Gus.
@ien Ssrael bao0e Ell itor % Tor
iRr0eli8 2rfen Ii9genoe ioran iig.
Zen maatte oct igennem, isreno oct
funoe fomme til 90ilens 2ano.
5ierOe Noiebos meO0eIer os oeune
ReiiebeifrioeIie.
Solicit er MI naaet Iige op til
@rGnien al 9anOet. 9lin Snogan-
gen / 9anOet itaar tiIbage. Zen
femte gtoie6og er Ell 6erIig III
ilutnina al oct ierite itore 2lfinit /
MenneifebeOens Siitorie, ioet Sag
tesiolfet MI bar iaaet 6ooiGite pan
5ellig Soro paa oct 9anO, Ser er
blsoen fnIot - nSoroeng Sierte~
geroensfreIferens o.
0eIanO. 5 oct beitiOeIige gie.
Bit. "a 91oies er iproig meo fine
meatioe 6dIer. Gang og geliigneI-
ie. iaa begiper ban fig langiont
opao 0ebo 8ierget for at beiflte oct
ioriGtteoe 9ano eiter Serrens eget
9eite. Solicit io~ruuoerIigt Gie.
blif Tor SoiDa, Belle Solicit % ior
0oies ielpl Soa oer BAN, % ser.
rem begroD bam; men ban leDer /
SUBS 9~leHigbeo. iaa lGnge 0agene
oarer % / al @oisbeo.
Get tore @iternele, iom ban
BAR efterlaOt iig er Sc 9saer, ser
barer bans GaUu: De fem @loie.
bsger~ n@nos IeDenoe % bli.
uen0e Orb. q. Btr. +, 23)
vi ilitter @oiebsacrne meO ct
Bar Stroier al Moie iioite Gam:
Zen epige @uo er en- goli9. o.
berneoe er De coigc Arme."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07
6etgoeli9t nnber 0ormalbBit
0 9 at Di lanai rn nil fun.
ne bette port 4 orbrug a
1917.

5orboloet er nemli8 oct. at 81
ire ii0it foretaane arealtpIlinacr
oiier, at Der er 0e69ang I Urea.
lerne me6 Soeoe og Hue paa. mem.
Zig ira ca. $4,000 3or. 9ano
1912 til ca. 100000 1916. 90
iormentlig bar Der fuuoet en-
pOerligere 9eo9ang Steo / Mar. Oa
bnao 9situobnttet nngaar oplDier
stntens itotiitiite Departement 10.
at o8ina bette er 9anet neo / DC
iioite ire aor.
5ormooningen ON en- rin8ere
aornbgit / 1917 itetter 9r. ".
oels poa bet 5aftum, at Der er
iaaet ct minore areal emo 9iotit,
og at Saaningen inlot ienere END
beloigt bells oerpoo, at 5oroen IL.
fe er bIenen tilfreositillenoe be.
banolet me6 ~natlrlig eller meo
funitig @s6nin9, og at Der er Bile.
ben toget en- eller nnoen 5orfriigts.
Gfgrsoe af grafmorfen, bporDeo
oenne er bfeben berspet en- Del Np.
rin~esitoffer, Der iflloe fomme Bin.
teripoen til gooe, noen at forns.
ben @sOnfng Of Sorben bngeiter
bar fun6et Ste6.
Soften af grsoforn | Gonmorf
er 10 life | 5orpeien inn flor, at
Der fan tanles for itRrf en- Reo.
gang uoen Of man riiiferer at Itaa
oDerfor en- grs6maneel | 9anoet.
Sr. ID. regner me6 ct 5orbrug til
Wenneifefeoe | 9onmorf Of Slug
og &peoe paa ioIt 4,59 WiH. 9or.,
og | 1916 befteoe pi fun All DILL.
T6r. Weo en- forpentet poerIigere
9eogang | 1917 bill pi altfao ftaa
operfor life at fitnne 6nffe bort
Gorbrug bet fommen6e aar. Og
bba6 iao9 e6marbS pore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07
THE
MISSIONARY MOVEMENT
A Great Response To The
World S Great Need.
delivered at Trim. Seminary by
Stud. James y. Lund.)

Whenever there has been some
great impeachment to the carry
ing out Of Gods program Of
salvation for all mankind, He
C a Ills forth a great force to
counteract it. Whenever there
h a s b an urgent need for
the immediate carrying out Of
this, His great program, He a /
IS o calls forth a great respon.
Sc to such a need. The Lay
mems Missionary Movement is
one of these great responses Of
men to the call of God for car
rying out His plan.
The last decade of missionary
activities has been remarkable
in many ways. 1t has been a
period Of phenomenal growth.
Great changes have taken place,
not only in the work tself, but
in peoples estimation of it. The
change is apparent on most
missionary fields. There is a
more friendly attitude towards
foreign missionaries than there
was ten years ago. In fact, there
is now a great demand for west
ern world influences - political,
intellectual, religious.
A new type of missionary
has been developed. The man
or woman who goes TO the for
|eign fields today, is thoroughly
trained and educated to the
needs of his or her field of
work; most Of them are collie
ge or university graduates. New
and better methods have been
introduced. The missionary of
today tries to win the heather
for Christ by helping him in
his temporal needs, by lifting
him up to a higher social plane.
They don't try to take away
and Immediately destroy all
their old superstitious and ira
ditions which they have sincere
ly believed in and chung to for
years, but they make use of
these in various ways. The mis-
sionary is adopting the methods
of the Apostel Paul, which we
read Of in Acts II. Paul had
been walking about on the
streets of Athens and had seen
the many heather affairs and
statues Of gods and goddesses.
One altar, especially, attracted
his attention. On it there was
this inscription: ITO an un.
known god" It gave him an
idea; it showed him an oppor-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07
Bort 9rpoforn.

% meoens bet GLADE banife
5oIf fritiflsit ieler meo genge oa
lnoer 7 pare li9e. fommer Der i
pRingiteo 5oIfetioen"s Spalter en-
9lano, Der beoOer @ooseier Rao.
len, Ooerber9. og fortrlIer IiSt ON
Soften al 9reoforn / Oct aar, ri
nulig ifeo inO meo 5000 ebam-
paaneproppers anoloen. Sr. Rao-
len er 5orman6 for De iomoirfen-
Be npllanoife eanoboforcningers
QfanteaDlsuopal9 o. peo iaaIeOes
liot 9eiteo meo oet, ban ifriper
ON. d ban tiger, at 9rpoforns.
5siten | 7anmarf oil bline
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07

tunity, and he made practical
use Of it a little later in his
great missionary sermon TO a
crowd of citizens. "This God
who is unknown to YOU, he
says, "He is the one that |
preach. He is the Creator of
heaven and earth. And so the
missionary of today is putting
the unknown gods" to a prac-
teal use. \ few years ago many
people regarded the foreign mis-
sionary with pity, for their esti-
nations of him was that he was
not fit for anything else. But
now the missionary is regarded
as a hero, Is a man of power
and ability. The changed esti-
nation of the missionary work
is also noticed in the increasing
contributions to the foreign mis-
sions. Behind all this, greatly
increased and more systematic
activity there are great forces
at work. One Of these forces is
the Laymen's Missionary Move
ment.
A-But there are counter
forces at work in Christian
lands. There are those who say
1.-The civilized world doesn't
need Christianity any longer,
or zone religion is just as good
as another, just so it is moral.
4 well-known English author,
Ella Wheeler Wilcox, | believe,
expresses the tendency in these
words:
80 many churches, so many
creeds;
So many ways that wind and
wind;
When just the art of being kind
Is all this sad world needs"
The thought is expressive Of
so called "ModernC Christianity.
1t was the anti-dogmatic Christ
ianity of most of Europe and
America. In the minds of some,
the world was so advanced in
culture that it had outgrown
Christianity and needed only
kindness. But then, in the face
Of it all, comes this most awful
war-aparadox- hooking the
vanity and self-righteousness Of
the nations. Ii is teaching the
world a lesson, teaching it that
it needs something more than
Just the art of being kind,
much, much more. It needs a
Saviour. It needs Christianity.
II can not save itself. The ma
tions of the world, both heather
and Christian, are coming to rea-
lie that they need Christianity.
From three great continents,
South America, Africa and Asia,
the cry arises: 1--WE need Christi
anity we need a Saviour; come
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07

yiaaleoes" pda oen Dtnnoe, al
ban gan ben jim Sen til 6relier
for boer ben, iom oiIoe trO paa
BAN. 9ielp / 5orboIo til Gran
gen - BET er aerligbeo.
Men iaa Dor aerligbeo til @uo9
Zen fan life iuit Oiies paa Oen
Maaoe, men Dog / @erning, Oog
paa en- Maaoe, Der iOarer til 5u-
gen. 5einS tiger: Den, iOm bar
mine 9efalinger og boIOer Dem,
ban er Den, iom eliter mig"
g0m nogen eIifer mig, oil ban
6oloe nit Oro." Gen, iom life
elIfer mig, bol0er life mine Orb"
Cob. IA, 81. 80. pa. 90 Apo-
itelen SOD. o0eriom nosen flyer:
Seq elifer SUD, og baoer i'm
9rooer, ban er en- 9sgner." nGette
er aprligbeo til @uO, at Ri bolOc
bans 9uo, og bans BUD ere life
ipare." q Sob. A, 20 Og 8, 81.
aItiaa paa aerIigbeo til oct,
Der er al @uo = bans BUD, bans
0r0, bans 9ern - ifaI 4prlig-
be0en pie Jig. Den, Ser eliter
@uo, oil elife. iom @uO eIifer, eI-
ife oe Nenneiter og De Sager,
iom @u0 elifer.
% mgaaenoe aGrIig6eoen I'll
@uo iiges. ri 6eGe BIT 9ier-
te, sipI og Sinh, Og Def. ~,
% Ipgges til, belle Din Stprte.
Gette fige5 / 5or6olO til SUB, for
oi ban er ben fnIotomue, Den beltI
eIitper0ige.
Ren Iaa aerlig6eo til RGiteu2
Ger itoar: aiom sig ielD". aItlaa
on elite oig ielo. On
og DIN 9pite regues lige Of @ao;
5 er begge ifabt i @uOs 9ilIeoe.
Men ogiaa Der galoer oct at ie
5orboloet ira ben moOiatte SIDE:
Din Rpite ifal eIIte Dig, on ifal
onre @enitano ior bans aGrlig
6e0.
Men 6pao oil ioa Oct iige. At
elite ct Menneffe? at elife big iel0
eler 0in Rpita2 Oct bet1Oer !
6oert Sab fife oct iamme Tom at
be6age. CUBS arrligbeo til
@enneifer bar life pitt elIer uiier
fig / at 5ebage. men oerimoo ! at
biRIpe Dem, / of freIfe.
ut CINE ben bunsrige Spite, ben
teritige 8riffe, ben usgne 9l9oer
ben fremmeoe Suslp. beisge ben
fangne, bi9Ipe Ben ipge - oct er
aprligbeO. Get par oct, ser bar
S~eoningerne oerinoe / 9orea pna.
ialoenoe, at Wisiion9rerne tog zig
Of oeres inareOe og ipge lnngt me-
re, emo oeres 2anosmeno nilOe
gre. De foritoO itrats, of bet
bar 4erliebeo.
0g buno tiger life ZIP. Soban.
mes: yWaine 8srnl 9aoer os life
eIife meo ORD, eibeller me6 Slin-
gen, men / 9erning og Sanobeo."
Il Sob. 8, 49,. Og ZIP. Safob:
uDeriom en- gro0er eller Ssiter er
negen og fattes ben oaglige 6eoe,
og en- al eoer flyer til benz: 9aar
bort / 5reo, pnrmer eoer og mat.
ter eoer, men 5 life giber Dem oct,
Tom bsrer til 9esemets Rsoterft,
bpno goDner oet2" (SSaf. 2, 16).
8lln bette en0nu: q Riten er
ben nprmefte. iii onglig er
bet Fayetteville, Bern, S6ifenoe o.
andre 6nsfpller; men nanr Ou ier.
oes noe, iom 8rpiten og 2eoiten,
iaa er oct oeina Der ben nnrme e.
e, Den, on fommer forbi og Oct
uoen Seninn til SIegtitdb, Sol
feilaa, Race, Sen eller Iien0e.
Og Lao os lutte meo at iige,
at meo Dor 9ios communications.
mioler er IeIo oe fi~erntboenoe SEQ.
ninger. iom lioer RsO, bIeOen Dor
Rpite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07

49,
aar.
aapitel 80 er Woie afifeosiang
Oct er en- megtig Gang me0 bna-
Be ct 1ilbageblif og 5rema6blif.
Moies ipnger ON Slipper, boorai
Solicit par u6bueget, at Ssrael par
o&errens Gel, Tom ban ian6t
ct De Steo, at 5erren oprneoe ON
bdm, ban unoeroilte bnm o. be.
uare0e Solicit Iom en- 9ieiten, %
bar oct pon fine Ginger = pnn
line SIagfieore.
Nen bioere ipnger Roies ON
SsraeIs uIpoigbeo os ben forfRr-
beige 9om, Der oil ramine Solicit,
men niier ogiao BagtesfoIfet 8eien
tilbage, nemlig: 8ooens. o.
Ompen6eIfens Bel ben
Bel iom ri ale bar at betrpoe,
for at finoe Spile for bore Sinle.
&apitel 33 onbonoler Woie BEL.
|figneIie ouer Stammerne.
aapitel 81 beretter os ON Roie
IDso.
Inm9rf. 6ermeo ilutter Ino
Woies fit fore Gasonrf. Serren
ieIo giber BAN 5obeopIn0ien | 81.
~itorien meo Oroene: yQIorig no.
gen Sinoe bar en- Wono taft meo
mig aniigt til aniigt iom min
Tiener Woies." San er @runo.
lnggeren al CUBS Hige
~ e nneffebeben. &pno Der
gaar forub for Granddaughter Of
Cubs Nige | yoet uopaIgte Soft"
er aft Of en- i~noIeoen6e og forbe.
reoen6e Art. SfabeIiesbiitorien
(aap. 1, f-2, 81 banner SnoIeo.
ningen. 11rbfftorien (anp. 2,
Ill, 26, banner ben aIminoeIiae
|Gorbere6elie, % NeLIembiitorien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-07
9Drtioen / fauna t.
abb0n / San. 1917.
Getnilpriierne.

ttAhtARAAftANA
Raar ct aar er c5bet no, faiter
man 10 gerne 9Iiffet tilbage ouer
oct % genfaloer iig 9~egioenbeoer,
Der bar iat Spor / ems IiIpprelie,
eller man iammenboI0er 5ot5oIoe
ne peO aarsifiitet meO benz Der
efsiitereoe forrise Sang, Der fiji
teoes Aarstal.
% ct Omraaoe, paa boilfet BET
bar lin Snteresie al fate ct 9lif /
ian Senieenoe. i0et oct angaar os
ale, er Spsr8smaalet pGDrtioeu".
8i oil oa ie ~boorle0es @riierne paa
gepneosmioler % 9ipsiorneoenbe
Der bar iorauoret iig i u. I. 1916.
Ger ri til at begDnOe meo paa
oct fsrit iornsone: grsoet, oa er.
farer ri al oct itatiitiife 0eparte.
ments Oplpsninger, al Der er en-
lille Stigning at notere: aug.
brso I Ere. 4 seq. .9reO Sigte6rso
8 og 6raHitbrso s Ere pr. "a. ut
iamtIiBe 9eUneosmioler er gaaet /
9eiret peo man 10, % Der ifaI oa
blot ng0nes enfelte al De melt ono
article 5orbsieIier. Alt pr. fg.
6lormel er ite9et 10 Gre, gogboe.
oegrDn II Ere, aartoiielmel &c
Ere CD Rismel IS, SagogrDn 90
% SagomeI "a Gre. Santos. Sal
fe 90 Gre, Ee 81, tsrreoe an1eri.
fanife 9e6ler SO, abrifoier so.
Soeoifer 81, 8oiiner IS, 6iifebol.
Ter q, Smsr 30, margarine 80,
Nerbrso SO, roget benlss Sfinfe
"a, alipfiif % % bentogte 9Grter
ID Ere. s@s, friite, er gnnet %
Ere op paa Sneien os p~rpierDere.
be Sc Gre; islanOif 9nmmefso er
eanife forfOunoet fra Morteoet.
ai andre SusboIoningsartifler
er amerifanif 8aifeio0a iteget til
bet oobbelte go Gre pr. ag) brun
S9be ID Gre, ffotif RsooefuI 2
SIR. rs Ore pr. bI.l - Doerligere
Brisltigning er mnonceret paa
Sui og aots - fnuite 8asbPrfs.
fofs err iteget fra PAP Ore til 295
Gre, men bette bar Dog min6re
Snteresie, on @aspGrferne ilet life
mootager geitilIinger, og Dos aul-
banolerne fan man fsbe &ofs til
A ar. 10 Gre pr. bl., men | Wao.
neoens 2eb pentes be at aaa OBJ |
ca. 8 arl Rnar man peo, at en-
Seftoliter oanrliat nof iorilaar til
en- lille 2eiligbeo | en- llge, i9rIig
bpis ginteren bliper itreng, og at
Srnaafolf err benpiit til at fsbe /
imaa Partier Dos Ssrfrnmmerne,
maa man babe ben 6pbeite Weofs-
leIie meo oisie 5orbrueere.
Og alt iom Eioen Iiber, bliper
Gorbcloene feIDfslgeIig pprre og
barre.
sOorSan fsaI Sst enSei