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The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
FREIGHT CUTS
LITTLE FIGURE
IN FOOD COSTS

According 20 George u. Dixon.
vice-president OF the Pennsylvania
railroad. who discussed the relation
of freight rates 10 the cost Of food
10 the consumer, At the annual con-
vention OF the commission rer-
chants In Philadelphia. the freight
charges ON food products are so
smsn that II Is generally conceded
that retail prices. In the overwhelm-
ing majority OF cases. would not be
affected AZ ell II the railroad trans
rortation costs were wiped out al
together"
"A 37-pound Georgia watermelon
il delivered in this city at a trans
Tortation charge OF ll3 cents. ar
irving by a fast freight running
practically on a passenger SEIZED
ule." said Mr.. Dixon. 'Tarly peaches
from the same state costs $40 per
crate, ~ pounds 10 haul--a very
small fraction OF a cent per peach
Philadelphia gets Southern New Jer.
sey peaches for ~ 10 SO cents a
crate OF 40 pounds. which must con.
tain a good many peaches. The
charge for carrying Rocky Ford can
taloupes 10 New York. threequar
tsrs OF the way across tho continent
Is 232 cents a crate. weighing 2s
pounds. probably IN the neighbor.
hood Of A cent for each cantaloupe-
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
CAMPBELL
PASSES AWAY
Old-Time Medicine Man and
Former Theater Owner
Victim of Pneumonia

Martin Campbell. known to thou
sands OF Detroiters as Doc" died
Tuesday morning from pneumonia
In his homo in the Campbell apart
menta No. liz Howardst.
Campbell was the guiding spirit
OF several local theatrical ventures
OF the early days. He opened the
old Capitol Square theater In the
early SOS. and later he cohducted
the Empire theater. He changed
the name OF this 10 the Lafayette
and operated II until the building
was torn down. The Lafayette had
q varied career. praying stock. vau-
deville and pictures at various
times. But DOC" remained with
Il 10 the end. and when the theater
building was raIed he went into re-
urement
Campbell won his sobriquet dur
ing his early days a. an Indian
medicine Snowman. At one time II
Is said he had IL medicine shows
on the road. He travelled with one
Of bis largest companies. and was
Known ~ TEXAS Mart Campbell
was born In Johnston. r l.. Jan.
4. ls43. and his real name was
Frank Martin Kimball He served
thru the Civil war So far as Is
known. he leaves no immediate rel
atives.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
WOULD LET
CITY SELL
ITS LIGHT
Aid. Lodge Submits
Charter Amendment
To the Council
ALDERMEN GET
AFTER FIRE TRAPS
Resolution Calls For In
spectiOn of Woodward
ave. Structures

To clear up the problem that has
been confronting tho city lighting
commission for some time In re-
gard 10 selling current commercial
ly for lighting and power 10 the
club houses on Belle Isle. the Wayne
county building. and the headQuar-
ters OF the G.. A. X. on Grand Rv-
crave. Aid John c. Lodge submit.
ted a charter amendment In the
council session Tuesday night. that.
~ approved. will empower the com
mission 10 sell current to provide
for such contingencies. The amend
ment will lay on the table for 80
days.
For several years the public
lishting commission has been sell
ing current 10 the club houses and
the county and @. A. r. Recently
an opinion from Corporation Coun.
sci Dingeman held that the com.
mission could not sell current com.
mcrcially because or charter pro
vision. The position OF the com
missionerr was an uncertain one.
as they were clearly laying them
selves open 10 liability for such
sales. II Is the object OF Aid.
Lodges amendment 10 clear the
commissioners and permit the city
10 sell current in a few cases.
Fire traps along Woodwardave..
from the Detroit river 10 Grand
blvd. are 10 be eliminated. The
council adopted a resolution intro
duced by Aid. Lodge. Holden. Bur
ton and Vernon. OF the First and
Second wards. providing for such
an inspection. II Is aimed at per
sons who have been using tents for
garages and proprietors OF small
candy and cigar stands who are put
ting up frame shacks In violation
OF the building code.
The resolution was referred TO
the department OF buildings and the
department OF safety engineering.
with instructions that an immedi-
ate investigation be made. The al.
dermen are certain that there are
numerous small buildings along
Woodward-ave. that are a menace
10 the public's safety. An ordinance
against the use OF tents az public
garages was passed by the council
recently. but It's provision has not
been rigidly enforced. The resolu-
ticn is designed to produce action
on the part OF the city's safety de
partment
The council approved the recon-
mendation OF Corporation Counsel
Dngeman and its ordinance com
mittee that the pay OF those on the
city's legal stan be increased. on
the condition that all private prac.
tioe be done away with during the
city working hours. The minimum
salary Is now $4,000 by the terms
OF an amended ordinance instead OF
$500. But two members OF the
corporation counsel's stan are re
ceiving the minimum.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
MUFFIN IS
NAMED FOR
REGENCY
DetrOiter Has No OPP
position In Republic
can Convention
OTHER OFFICERS
RENOMINATED
T. w. Nadal Picked For
Education Board On
Second Ballot

With the exception OF the nom.
nation OF James o. Murnn as can
didate for regent OF the University
OF Michigan. the state Republican
convention In the Detroit srmory
Tuesday afternoon, renamed present
incumbents for all the state ofices
TO be voted upon at the spring cleo
ton. and In only one case did 4
contest develop over a selection.
Judge Muffin was picked 10 sue
coed Harry c. Bulkiey. OF Detroit.
who was not q candidate for an
other term. The only contest CEN
tered about the selection Of q can
didate for membership on the state
board OF education. and that place
finally won't 20 Thomas w. Nadal.
OF oiivct. who defeated T. z John
son. OF Coldwater. and NJ. A. Free
land. Of Grand Rapids.
The list OF nominations follows:
Justices OF the supreme court,
John W. Stone. Marquette: Franz
c. Kuhn. Detroit Regents OF the
University OF Michigan. w. I. Glenn
ents. Bay City: James o. Murdn.
Detroit State superintendent Of
public instruction. Fred L. Keeler.
lansing. State board OF education.
Thomas ". Nadal. Olivst State
board OF agriculture. Jason w.
woodman. Paw Paw: John w.
Beaumont. Detroit State highway
commission. Frank Y. Rogers. Ian
sing.
George NJ. Clark. OF Bad Axe, In
innate friend OF Gov Sleeper. bios
somed forth rs a powerful political
orator when he delivered the key
note speech. His review OF state
problems was considered mastery.
The resolutions adopted by the
convention besides promising loyal
support TO the president in any tn
ternational crisis, recommended as
a new method OF nominating. that
a convention be held after the pri-
mary IL the vote fails 10 give any
candidate 81 per cent OF the total
cast. This system was preferred
rather than the pre-primary plan
recommended By the state central
committee.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
FUNST0N'S B0oY
SENT TO COAST
Remains Will Be Tskea h
Preside For
Burial

SAN ANTONIO. rex.. Fso. a~-
The body OF General Frederick Fw-
ston was sent to San franchise for
burial today following simple funsra1
fervices here. The body escorted ~
troops was taken from an undertat~
ing establishment 10 the Alamo
where II lay In state for . pars a
the day.
Al San Francisco moro elabora1D
ceremoniN viii be carried ou4
Burial will be In The Preside ~
tional cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
PASSENGER LOSES
ARGUMENT WITH
MYRTLE CAR CREW

Following night with the con
ductor AMI motormsn OF a Myrtle
81. car Tuesday night. otto New
man. OF No. 81 Rubbsr-st.. was taken
10 the resolving hospital with num-
trous bruises about the head and
body. lie was sent home later.
The fight arose over payment OF
a fare. according 10 the police. When
Conductor Y. j. Welsh was getting
the worst Of the encounter. at Myr-
tie and Twenty-fourth-sts., Motor
man Robert Marshall came TO his
rescue.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
GERMANS MOVE
ART TREASURES
FAR INLAND

THE HAGUE. Feb. 2i-Many art
treasures in Alsaoe and Lorraine
have suddenly been removed 10 the
German cities Of Stuttgart and Mu
rich. on orders from German army
headquarters. according 10 German
newspapers received here today. The
reasons were not stated.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
POSTOFFTCE TO
CLOSE AT NOON
ON THURSDAY

All departments OF the Detroit
postotice. including all carrier sta,
tons. viii close al noon Thursday
Feb. q. washington's birthday. All
carriers who ordinarily make four
20 Ave trips a day Will make but
two, and those who cover their
routes three times day viii make
he rounds but once. Special col
lections OF mail in the downtown
districts will be made. as well as a
general collection In the city az
. 90 y. m.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21

The Missouri Pacific railway and
the 81. Louis. Iron Mountain a.
Southern railroad are to be offered
for sale al public auction at st.
Louis today. The sales OF the two
roads are TO clear the way for the
ending OF the receivcrship OF the
Missouri Pacihc-Iron Mountain sys-
tenn.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21

A meeting Is 10 be held in Wash
ington today 10 perfect the organ
ization OF a national committee OF
patriotic and defense societies TO
serve as a channel thru which the
various societies can keep in close
touch with the National Council Of
Defense.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
BOATS TO MAKE
THE ALASKA RUN

As was the case during the pas.
season, he G. p, r steamship
Princess Charlotte will make ihret
round trips In the Alaska touris
service next year. which becomes
effective June 8, 1917. The list Of
tourists sailings between Victoria.
Vancouver and Skagway. which has
Just been announced by the h. G..
coast service. provides for three
round trip sailings for the Princess
Charlotte. seven for the Princess
Alice and seven for the Princess
Sophia. making IL round trip sail
ings all told for the summer season
OF 1917.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
WALL ST. BETTING
ON SHIPS SAFETY

NEW YORK. Feb. 21.--Bets a 3
TO / have been made in wall-st that
neither the Orleans nor the Rocnes-
ter. American ships now tn ne sub
marine danger zone. win be sunk.
Shipping insurance rates also have
declined TO z IL.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21

PrtntisE--the plain sest kssl--sbat
10 rtGhf--Ttmes Dob DeUt--Mstn "a
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21

Prtntinx-the plain nest ktnd--thst
IL r'ght-Times job Dept.--Msin 4520.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
George w. shear. e5 yesrs old. q
travelling salesman for photo

graphic supply house. entered on
his third matrimonial voyage on
Tuesday. His fellow passenger -
childhood sweetheart, Mrs. Clara
V. Ellis. 81 years old. a widow
They were school children toge'h-
er in New York. but their paths
diverged as they grew older ans
their early affection was buried
when each married. Mrs. Ellis
has been a resident OF St Louis.
Mo. for number 81 ycarA Mr..
and Mrs. smear Will make their
hnrrnn Min ~
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
Health Of8ccr Price. IN the Feb
ruar1 hnIIetIn OF the bonrd Of


ruary huiIetin OF the board Of
health. again warns people 20 have
plenty ~ fresh air In their slccp-
ing rooms He declares that o."
absence Of pure air IS deadly. ~
speaks OF the large number %
deaths from pneumonia. there ts-
ing 90 in the last weekly report.
and declares that many ~ these
cases could have been prevented
BY fresh air. Deaf from pueu-
monia almost equal those from
tuberculosis. typhoid fever. scarlet
fever. smallpox. measles. wboop-
ing cough and dirhtheria COM
bined Dr Price says that scar
let fever a. peculiarly prevalent
now. s13 cases being reported in
the last weekly report lie advice
parents 20 keep their homes well
ventilated and not 20 permit their
children 90 attend poorly ventilated
pictdTc thcaters.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
Before the curtain rises on "Hit-the-
TrnN HollIdny.- current In the De

troit opera house, the thcater orr
chestra plays the star Spangled
Kramer" the audience standing
As in all George NJ, Cohan's PLAYS
tho grand old rag has proml-
nent part In the course ~ tho
play. Billy Holiday. who has
taught tho citizens Of JohnsburC the
words of tho star Spanglcd Ban
ner." Is supposed 90 receive a tcie-
gram from a well-known New York
music publishing house Offering
him large ROYALTIES 70 populartZo
"America~ and Yankee Doodle
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
Wheat bags. Wholesale groceries, yf-
anos. rnmeras-aIl are grtst In the

mill OF Constable Phillips execu-
ton service. While a portrait pho
toRraphrr was focusing his large
camera on customer I'm the vogue
studio at No. Isl Woodward ave.
Phillips asked for too that the
artists owed supply concern.
The boss f. in New York" said
the photographer. We'll. I'm boss
now and I'm going 20 take the
camera" he said, loading the big
machine on hts shoulder.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-21
Despite the Rev. John ID. Petrovicfs
vivid and dramatic description TO

The hrst general committee meet
ing OF the Detroit Woman's Avn
ericanization organization VIII be
held In the Hotel Statier during
the afternoon. Miss Anne Rhodes.
OF New York, field educational eN-
pert for tho National Americana
zation committee. VIII explain the
organizations plans and work Mra.
William e. Barbour viii preside
and Henry W. Hoyt, chairman of
the Board Of Commerce American
nation committee. will speak on
the work he hopes 10 see Detroit
accomplish other speakers viii be
Frank Cody assistant ruperin-
tendent ~ public schools and Ira
Iayne. city recreation commis sion-
or Mrs r. W. AshbauRh erd Mr. =
G Osborn have been added TO the
executive committee
". T. Boder. president of the state
board OF pharmacists. who secured
tho conviction and sentence IN no
H~e court ~ two druggists for
filing prescriptions without a
license. will resume hts Detroit
campaign against unregistered and
unexRuined pharmacists He has
Informed Assistant Prosecutor
Harry Kefdan that he will come
from BAY city az that time TO
check no on the work % hts inves-
tfrators who arc canvarsing the
600 drug stores ~ the city. Moro
warrants are expected shortly. a
widespread and general violation
% the state pharmacy laws heinC
prevalent in Detroit. according 10
Mr. Bodcn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09
&pttferinsH.


7Ssr foitteret, ie abG. 9r. is ..............$f6 009t0
Reena5, Wis, Fator ID. q. anorenen ..-..*....-... 5000
Blainpiap, 9e5r, 8. ) 0unien .......k.-......... 1000
GeDcatle, Rebr, Sgren Sdttfen ................. 2oOO
grorinn, Mont, Hds genfen Observation-Disclosures. 25OO
Jacine, @is, SanmamtIs Wgb, Carl D1terganro 500,
gRis Darn 4eterien $40, URfis anna gertelien, D4ns
3iaie Ael'on, elmer 9iefon, go. S25, Hes dellon
800, Gbris q. gelion o. Sahtnl $3.50 ........ $4,000
epnn, Minn, an6retp saien 800. o. 3. Ramp s25
Niels anoeren, garI Senfen, Sorrp anoeren, George
gtoftrup, CIR. gi6nrltp, hp. $40 .........-.,.. 1900
eprinafielo, Minn, Better giefen .............. $500
s ygr I'm $25 -. .sg.s -. 5000
eonnton aebr Gins Teterien (8ouo Gollepe) $500
fa OGen' bp. $25 10000
@ehbroofs Msaine, Conrad Seller, Nartin iabrcus,
Sens Snnt6, @brinian 8intber, DHis Wore 9unl-
len, bb. $25, g. g. 6olm $110, 0atri0ts @nrmng,
Sssrae1 SmH6, bo. $40 Observation-Disclosures. 255O0
Ct gah, Nebr, g. ~. Sonberrp .......t..... 10000
Sarlan, Soma, Bditor Sanes aeterien 800, q 9.
goI S25 f25OO
erira, 60. Vaftor q. Rosmnasfen 800, Chr. q. Ses-
len $25, 8. g. 9eterien $50, DQortn q. Sesfen $40
Ssobn Gsbecf, libel Stone, Gbr. 6. Eeterfen, bp. So
q. y. Sesien, Gjler Rehen, bu. $2. ............... 1900
Sanlfn, Sny Riels Hotenberg. Sons Rottenberg bo $50 5000
Gben GSer, grufb, Colo, 9. 9. Nnocrfen. W9rs. 2
Gonien, Carl Ieter1en, 1iefs Nnoerfen, s. Senorff-
zen, ". Emdfen, ssfRr Gina 6ranofen, 6p. So, pa
flor Maoen o. 9uitru $40 ............... 400
Mmtpaca, isis. 5elIiguanos Mgb, Scbonnes Sanen
"a Suiru $500
outdinion, aainn, Ct DaOrtens gasb, Ssrgen s. Ssr~
geHien 49,. ...--.*....... .......... 2oW
Woupaca, @s, Dor 5reHers Mgby g. z. Veterien,
Sra. Cbrarr, bu. 800, Vfs Clara 6. Veterfen,
eseorae guoer. :. :. GmieIfen oa Sqitru, 6o. $25 1880
sorapiIie. mis-. a. SSob. Uaah, Mis Wprtle seffe1 $500
Blair, Nebr, en- Sti6ent .....*.............. $500
NRefbn. Mont, u. z. Oiefen .........,.... 5000
DoneDiIe, 81. Daf, Ole Seufen $25, Ssren SinlOu.
fen $50 I0DO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

Sea oor 9ellner i en- Reitcirant
6%nnnooer. fortpIIer bon, men min
Gart funoe fife mere feoe mig
San 6ao0e oa 6eller ingen Drug
Tor mig. ga ingen lrngere gaar
paa Reitallration 6erneoe. Og oa
oi life lan9ere funoe uoboIoe at
lepe i Spiflano. beilutteoe ri os
til at reiie 5iem. Rationerne er M
Iaa imaa ale &eane 0erneoe. at man
faftiif fife fan lepe at Dem. aor.
tene bli0er brltat Den isrite Tag I
llgen, 8eiten al 0agene iltltes Der.
@f 500 faor man t20 8ram ont
llgen. Al Scot ilet intet. Wan fan
faa 3 9o. 9reb ON 1lgen, men
bette er bogt al en- Sreoieoel gtug,
en- Sreoieoel a~artoffelmeI o. en-
Sre0ie0el 4~n1Oefoal, % oa oct iaa
at iige er BET eneite 5eoeniooel,
man bar, bliDer fSoIf Tom ReaeI
ime / 2ebet al fort lib. ) 8inter'
bar anuoefaalen, Der eritatter aar-
tofler % iaa go0t iom alt anoet,
Oesltoen upret %irosien % er cite
u~ipiieliq. Sugebuiene er operiplot.
Oh mango Dor a Niangel pna Rp-
ring. 9ertiI fommer. at @pioemi-
erne bre0er iig u5ng9eliat. ; Sdn.
noper er Der Tor Tioen forte Sop
per. Nan bar iIet ingen SGbe. 5
SteOet fabriferes en- 9ermasie, Ser
bioer / 9inene ION Sprit. Ofte
fan man fife en- Sang iaa BET aso
o. 9reo. ION aortenc gioer Get I'll.
.9ette Gar fremfnl6t Here blooige
.0ptsier / 91cn. 8e6 Oe iioite. boor
.Tolf 1oaes on 9rg6, blep ct Barn
% to pofsne ifll6t ueo, % gfilt
tprct bolot 0~erefter 9nat Oper
9pen.
Raar Soft berer. at en- 6orret-
nina g6ar 9rs0 eller fsiif - alil.
Ter iplaes Ell Sang imeIIem for
3 SIR. 20 IRE @lfn0et, regeoe Glib
Tor 3 Str. Eun0et = itormer De /
Iuiinouis gennem @d0erne. On
@nng arbeiOeoe lea mig mo gen
mem Mengoen og naoeoe at ina
en- file BIO meo. 0et par =
grpitiuffer. ser iolgtes FOR ! SIR.
90 IRE 9linoet. 6olf par iom oil-
0e efter bare at faa noget at pitte
I 9hin0en. d rige bar en- iiploen
@ana funnel fsbe en- @aos; oens
9ris bar ogret ca. 1870 ar. @aa
.iefe6t foiteoe 3e ar. pr. 9lno.
ri SIoebrpnoiel iiu6es Der ! san.
nooer intet, boerfen alll, aofes,
1su eller 9rpn0e er til at oporiDe.
9ernene faar, noar De er bel0iae,
li0t Rulf, elIers intet. Ter Dor
uaturIigois mango.
Sea er iiffer paa, at ma life
fan bol0e no ret l9nae enoml.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

for Norge = / Cts. 3nlaStanos
= lite tan oele g~itter5eOen,
iaa oenne oeaoer iig moo beJ9e 81
Der. 0iotil bar 9torge tmttat 9en.
oerne ! Sommerne; men III iDnes
at iflllle fomme rem al
oeres Sfiul. 6orleoen %forlanete "
auict 5sfartsbIao 9eopbuin9 al oe
@anoelsifibe. giaa at pore
Sgglltter oog fan iaa en- G5nnce
moo n-9aaOene" 8i er 10 iafttif /
arig. blot er Den life erfIpret. ifpeo
9looet.
Get itore 9briitianio 9laO r4i-
tenpoiten~ bar mn ogiaa taBet 9la.
Oct ira 9dlnoen. Dleo megct rin9e
Seninn til 0en Soriiati9beo / ll0-
talelier, Reitraliteten ifitloe nso
Dcnon9ere. ifrioer eIaSet ! en- Ie-
0en0e Artifel unoer 0oerifriften
o0apenes 5ribeo":
Get er bleoet II al ben tore
arigs Sloaoro. Get er enOog mere
9et er efter beiofiicieI 6orfpnOeIie
ct al 1piflanos ari1smaal = ifaI
man gaa efter Dc life iulot iaa Of
i~icielle l%lolGmnler: oet. ION 1ar
iterit 9etponing FOR De neiltrale
Slater. iprii9 DC imaa. let benz
Der nentlig geroens 9cirielie for
enaIanos trpffenoe @erreOemmc
paa 5apet 5 al 6remtio ifnI nIle
J~tationers Sffbe fum1e ieile trpgt
% nantaitet paa oct iric. aabne
SaD.
@an funoe tro, al ganaIet to1
Ss9te aleue paa a%rigsiorbolo. at
set betepne0e ct Seo / aumpen ior
Den private @ienoomsrets lltrpnfe.
lia6e0 nnoer arig ogiaa pan Sa-
pct - paa iamme gian0e iom Den
apl0er, j aft sab paa Qapiret. til
9anos. Oct er imi0lertio tpoeliat
1T BET eiter Den riatige 5ortolfniug
bar en- pioen 0miatuina. BET 9Gl
Der oqiaa 6reosforbolo.
5or Ct lioet 6olf. fois @auoels
ilaoOe bar pofiet ia tor % itGrf
iponiioes meo enWlanos SsoPl0e
- fanife I'll Gels nctop peo oettes
lloitrufning til 5arDaroe. iom isr
par uiIfne Tor aoifaroimanoen, bpis
6lag bar poiet meo iamne Jtetti9
beoer iom oct enaeIife i brittle
Same oDer hele SorofloOeu, ira
0offer til Den minoite
6I9ffe ena airifas cller 4ntrnli
ems aDIt. tpis Ssm9no bar goaet
paa engelife SfFbe iom paa bore
egue, ior ct iaa0ant 1SoH er 0enne
5aie ON. 6o1o De 9teutraIe oil pih
De oeo, at eualauos Senngt f1Pf-
fes, nogrt uflar. gian foritnar i'm.
peIfben life, mao Der iigtes til.
boao Der ffal opnaas.
0Dis oen bare Bolot ia ~tiltrigs-
forboIo, oiloe Den nof funne finoe
foritnaenoe greu. 7ette meo at It'll
le Ssfrigen paa Iamme bsie Erin
iom9anOfriaen oiIOe 10 ira ct itrpnet
iolferetsligt Snnspinft Dirfe me8et
tiltalenoe - ielp ON man meo Den.
ne arigs grfnriuaer FOR Die fuuOe
npre nogen 3Dipl ON bette hsie
Trims 8pDoelie I grafiis. Nen ielo
ON man fimoe begeiitres peo Tan
fen ON a~nperfrigens aFIfnffelie oil-
Be man iifferlia blioe doifilIigt al.
fslet / I'm 9eeeitring oeo De Nio.
Ter. iom fol igre til BET bsie Manl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09
6apenes Eribeo.
@Orif 6Or6itrelie OOer ll.arisen

Rqit eiter Gngluno er Der bel
fngen Ration paa Soroenb Der Il.
Der iaa baorot unoer lllarigen ION
1orae, o. forboIosois lioer Rorae
lnngt mere emo noaen an0en 9ta-
ZION. timber oisie Omit9noigbeoer
fan man fife mbre ia ober, at
ser / Rorge er 9itterbeo MOB Inf
lono, og at ielo De met bnorobpnoe.
De brittle gfSorbolosregler" ooer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

I~ettetfe.
s ADihering Inniteren og SEQ. gr. IL er Der iuoleben en-
Sell fon beoes retet Det or Senoagsifolens qaafepffer $500
% en- imGont ~, iou er foitteret ior til Snbianernisfionen;
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