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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
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MIR. and Mrs. Ron McGuckin and
their small son are the weekend guests
or Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas y. Smyth Oh
Monument Avenue.
Mrs. 81. c. Doome ana Mr. and Mrs.
Henry HarMan Clapp. OF li04 Grove
Avenue, are spending week in New
York City,
Mrs. George Street and Miss Mary
street have been spending some time
in Philadelphia
Mrs. William d. Duke has returned
10 her home In dlnter Park. after a
= short stay in Fredericksburg.
The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo have returned 10 WASH
ihften. after meteor trip TO the White
Springs.
- MIS- Charles S. Piiisbury OF Min
@heapo)is, MINI. spent the pas; week
With hsr relatives. htrs. W!nde. Swift
.ind Mrs D. q. Farrar. at Yves, View.
~ Mr.. and Mrs Horace r. Powell arc
.spAndlnE some time In New Ycrl: city.
Mrs. Frances g. Montague and her
Daughter, Mrs. ttseph Warner r3lanton
Jr.s have returned 70 their apartment.
in tho Davis. after spending the eXrly
autumn In Cumberland County.
Il MIS-. F.. II. Spencer lett for ST. I.ouis
last week TO spead tho wint.r with
her SON. E. r. spencer.
~. Mrs. Beverley IIiGsason. OF 3l0l East
Broad STREE. has returned from Clou-
sftAter. where she attended the wedding
.ot her cousin. Miss Ecsl.n Stunna. to
:john Benson BrushUood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
LOUISA

LOUISA. VA" November 1o.--Mrs
walter -. Chiles wns hostess at the last
meeting OF the Matinee Bridge Club.
Judge and Mrs. = w. Sims return cd
sunday from Il weeks stay with Mrs
william Winston At Malvern nm"
NJ" anu Mrs. W. w. Smith returned
"a their home in E'auuuier Sunday. after
It. visit To their son.
Mrs. George V. Cameron left for Rich
mohd Wednesday,. where she will Oe
treated for throat trouble.
Miss Anna NJ. kniRhton and Mr.. Hxr-
per both Of Mineral. were married by
Rev w. s. Hoye in the Christian par.
SonaSe here Tuesday. They loft inmc Z.
dintcly for Camp Ice. where the groom
is stationed
Rev. w. S. lioyc returned from Kan
sns CITY, Mo. Monday. where he went
AZ delegate from, virginia to the general
convention OF the Christian Church.
Rev. &. G.. Davis, former pastor Of
the Hnptist Church here. but now OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

home OF Robert Turnbuil. left this week
for Crewe ",
James lleekin. or Cincinnati. WHO
mas been the Guest OF Mr.. und Mrs t.
H. TurhOull. Jr., LEFT this week for his
home.
The Young Peoples Auxiliary or the
baptist church met on Tuesday even
ina with AIRS. H. y. Laws at the ms.
forum. and spen, Il pleasant evening.
ehSased in knitting and sewing.
number OF MasOns. among them
Icing i. &. Coleman. 4. II. Scbrell and
Enoch Flowers. motored TO South Hin
thursday night to attend the meeting
or the Masonic Lodge
MISS l.ea;a liamlin returned to Nor
folk on Saturday. after spending a
week ut the home OF her brother. Jo-
ScMh HNmiin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
WRENCEVILLE

l.AWRENCENILLE VA. November
Tine Card Club met with Mrs. Ma
thaniel Trunbull at her home on South
Main street on Tuesday afternoon a, 3
O'Clock. The guests were Mrs f. y.
Lewis Mrs. I. III. Sebrell. Mrs. f. IL.
haseE. Mrs j. n. Simmonds. Mrs. II. -.
Prince, Mrs. Mallory Turnhuil. Mrs.
wine iiartweA. Mrs. - r. Palmer,
nFS' JACK smell. Mrs. u. :. Hicks Mrs.
'uHSei "eFeai'h ANA Mis Winder
Sexar.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. :. Eulbrioh, of Hon.
Nder.oli. ~ e. after sn.ndIn. , v..l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
..SQGlETY
: (con,inued From Third raseD

NAouklnugo aRS'J
Seaman. daughter OF Mrs. Ellen Diem
became the bride Of Wilson Leocard
Whitehurst. eon II Mrs. l.. L. WEte-
hurst. OF this city. The ceremony
Which took place At 6 o'clock. was per
formed by Rev John Roach Straton.
D. D.. pastor of the church, AID tho
wedding music WAS played by Kiss
rtena Noses.
rhe bride wore stylish lrsve!.nr
suit OF dark brown broad:lot... with
= brown hat TO match, and her flowers
were lilies OF the val ey. Miss Eer-
tina Cannon. the brides maid OF honor.
wore u gown OF orcnio -color-d satin.
With an overdress Of Georsette crepe.
Nth silver lace. trimmings, and car
y REG ar shower boIqueteot Sweetheart
roses.!s JIiStle Afiss Doris Coates WAS
tho hower Eir.,S She wore tr"ri; OF
ss#hits Nutyanaiet Ard carried basket
.yro3~ p1nlS' roses >rs, -.
Tho bridegroom had 81 his best man
Thomas J. John,on and Tie ushcrs
included Jasper r. liarreil l.. G. Park
er,' Il. r. 'HosSerd and j.. l.. White
hurst. Immedistel"-aftcr the ,eremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. >Hhitehurs; loft for n
Northern trip. and on their return viii
reside at Sj4 Franklin Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

Atlee station. near Richmond. spent
Tuesday and Wednesday, here.
Miss Lillian Fnrinholt. OF Gloucester
County. is visiting Miss Lois Crank At
her home here.
Mrs. y. q. Gordon and Miss Elizabeth
Flanagan will entertain at the home
Of the latter Saturday In honor of Miss
kilburni. Barrct. who Is to DC married
to Mr.. Holt. OF Lynch6urg. November
10. The entertainment will be a mis-
cellaneouS shower.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
entertained Tuesday evening In tn

entertained Tuesday evening In the
sunday school room Of the church.
Mrs. John G. Smith. accompanied by
Miss Nancy Curtis Armistead. returned
tuesday from Norfolk. where she has
ooch the guest several weeks OF her
laughter. Mrs. NJ. W. Arnistead.
Mrs. Gerald Crcekmore accompanied
oE her son. who has been the guest Of
her father. Colonel r.. Il. Holland lori
Monday FOR home. Fort Smith. Ark.
Mrs Mamie Leigh Elcy and Miss Bet I.
tie Riddick left last week for nil
more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
SUFFOLK

SUFFOLK. VA. November l0.--Mrs.
l.. &. Brinkley. OF Raleigh, y. G.. and
Miss Octavia Houston. of Monroe. y.
G.. ARE guests Of Miss Iiatia Brinkley.
Miss Annie Land was the guest OF
relatives in Portsmouth Sunday.
Mrs. q. Finch Moseley, of Chicago Is
the guest Of her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
W. a. King.
Miss Rachel Borden. of CioldShnrn Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
ACCOMAC
iSrccia!to I

iSn"r'ai 10 The Times
A'HOMAc. VA, November l0.-Mrs
Ahna Zimmerman WAS the wcctnnd
guest os Mrs. Edwa.d Lealhc,iuv. N
pnanc0ck
Miss Oneida Nelson has accented :,
position in Baltimore Md.
~ ana Mrs. John T.. Mapp are guests
.! q. Walter MXpp.
MIS-. Charlotte Eicheiberstr. who ha,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

,! !. u 800 nre offered II substitute. I've
NC D.! refusing IL and ordering
""E i."'"he erect from the makers
if-.St ON "Browr&tonc" at your hair
\ trial hottie and interesting booLl., vi,,
hc i"aHed Tor 10 ocnt. Mention shade al, .
H'H' SOM ana guaranteed at al leading
"Eus and toilet counter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

~ ar stain.
THIS preparation will
Instantly change gray,
strcaI-u ur fhdeu hall.
10 The snIt-si and
fi'hest golden brown
or hlnch-just as YOU
Wish.
Just comb or brush
II INTO your haii.
Impossible az detec-
ton. ALL not rub or
wash oil. and nceus
rethurh.ns only az the
hA.r grows out.
Brornatoue" hair
stain t. :a- superior 70
"a! e." aiI IT. abs6-
lately harmless in
rsr:E way
sold by 81 druEsiet.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

: TIE regular mertin. Of he Eich-
mono Chapter 81 Gle i'r.it.d Daurh.-rs
~ tho CrD!ed-rac:'. which was 20 nave
eetn held Wtdaesd"y ntorr'ns. has
Been nortponed Until The "a,ne law
next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

lsThe meeting Of the Woodia nd Heights
1IbtherS Club has been postponed from
November l5 The meeting Will take
nlAce In the Woodland Heights Meth
doist Church At 1850 o'clock,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
woMEN.S MEETINGS.

~. The womar'< Missionary Society O..
/. Grove Avenue Baptist Church will meet
. Monday at O'clock. AN,ion will be
taken conce, ming the consolidation OF
|, the societies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

.,Lse Chapte: u. ID. &. will hold IT'S
regular monthly meeting 81 II o'clock
Tuesday morning at Leo Camp Han.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

The regular monthly meeting OF The
norothca Payne Madison Chapter \. s.
{. s. Daughters Of 1912. Will b. held
IA the Jefferson on Thursday morning
Al 1880 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

: The resu " monthly meeting Of Inc
.Ihstru ct!rc Visiting Nurses Assor!a
tian Will he held Tuesday morning ut /,
o'clock at :.3 South Cherry street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

willis :nE Memorial Circle of KING -
daughters will meet Tuesday after
noon Ut 1 o'clock with Mrs. Ralph y.
Gum. 1893 Park Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
"BToWnatone"
-TintS Your Hair
In a Minute
Preferred to Slow Acting DYES

re 'raiEhttst road and the .,hortcs, cut
70 'He tcFtaiht! OF an attractive and b..u,i.
u" appearance Is the use OF 'Browuut,n.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

The regular monthly meeting OF
Chesterfield Chapter, UhEtd daughters
o. the Confcdfracy, ras held Friday.
November .. at 8 O'Clock In the school
house at Chester. With Mrs A. j. liur:
president. In the chair. The meeting
gas opened with devotional exercises
conducted by the presidrn: After tho
trAnsActton of routine bus!ness. sew
erai interesting papers on earl. ite
lee we're read BY atrs. T. !. Shepherd
Mrs. deorGe ShAnhctd land Mrs. Bass.
The neutrality-suspicious. that She
nrizes IN gold OF s. and $3.50. offered
by the chAptAr 50 the county schools
Cor the hes. essays on .he !ifn and
work OF Commodore ". i. Msury, had
heen rrtaented by ". W. Baker q, the
county fair. The frat prize ~as award
al to Da!tE Mclcnnal,y. OF Bsthia
school. ana .he Second 10 N.arerly T.
Payne. Of the Midlothian school Ger
land subscription 20 Tho Veteran" re-
5newed. Mrs. ". r. Allen. OF Richmond
and Mrs. r. II. Bruce. Of Chester, auve
i&raphic accounts of the proceedings az
the Roanoke convention. wh.ch they
had attended a. delegate from thtir
respective chapters. Edura.ional and
roller works yer discussed and plans
formulate for carrying on tho work
The meeting thtn adjourned. to meet
the firHt Friday IN Dcceinbs. NJ Balm
bridge 3 'ees Rapt!s: Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

The regular monthly meeting o! ;he
silver Cross Circle %: ,hs Kings
Daughters will be held on Friday r.;
O'Clock in the home Of Mrs. George
/; Fl. .iIilsartner. tlS Brook Eos d. Gintcr
. PARK
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-16

FOR EVERY DOLLAR YOU GIVE THE
Y.M.C. A. THE RETURN IS TEN-FOLD." a
General Dickman's endorsement of the
the Army Y. M. c. A. is an expression of the
feeling and experience of every officer at Camp
Custer. One colonel said There is just one
defect in the Y. M. c. A. organization-it gives
it's all to the enlisted man and does not provide
for the officers"
Detroit is asked for 100000 for the Army
Y. NJ c. A. 1t is your DUTY to your ARMY
TO give this money. More-it is our
PRIVILEGE.
GIVE-so that when the boys come back,
when they thank their friends who stood behind
them in camp, on the seas, and in the trenches,
YOU CAN HOLD UP YOUR HEAD AND
LOOK THEM STRAIGHT IN THE EYES.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-16
Someone has an Interest in Me-
That's Ho,U Man Feels About the Army Y. NJ C. a
SAYS GENERAL DICKMAN

I'm A DIVISION LIKE OURS, ONE OF
THE GREAT WORKS OF THE ARMY
Y. M. C. A. IS THE APPROXIMATION OF
THE ARMY
THAT work is done through the edu-
cational classes carried on by the Y M. c. A.
1t is done also through the spirit of friendiness
comradeship in great enterprise pro-
NOTED by the Y. NJ. c. A.
"The work and the spirit of the Y M c. A.
are such that the enlisted man feels and fire.
quently says, Someone has an interest in me-
Dollars cannot measure the value of an
organization that creates that sort of feeling
among soldiers. Yet for the man who is accus-
toned to thinking in terms of money, dare
venture little estimate of the worth of the
Y. M. c. A. put it this way:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-16

Payment in full desired wish avail yourself of the partial
plan SO Of subscription is to be paid within
thirty days of pledge date rs january 1918 and the
remaining Is April Cash contributions are taken at the
NJ A. Building Checks should be made payable to EMORY W.
CLARK, Treasurer First and Old Detroit National Bank
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

Sauien ifuloe en0elig babe p9ret
forpiIt ira a~ebenbann, men &igs-
boomeiter @ige fif itiitet en- Oper.
ensfomit, Iaa ban tit Sop til at
blioe Der moo at LOBE at fare meo
iterre 2enlpe / fine Bre0ifener
og oolpoe 9iifoppen.
Gong &riitian Den Greoie Loo
Den II. Gltg. 1886 Iamtlige 9i.
Hopper ieneIle Oe lesloO Dem fsrit
efterboonoen, iom oe gift inc paa
Be 9etin9eller, Der itilleOes Dem,
boiffet De ale 9ior0e uoen 5. Tsn.
MOP.
&igsooeen / aebenboun iamme
aor aiifaifeoe Oerpaa Bapismen og
ooerorog Stsriteoelen al Rirfefor.
mlter, ierIig 9ilpe- og &loItergoo'
let ian1t 8iipetierpoen % oct meite
al 4~irfetienoen til 3on9en, moo at
ban ifuloe uoreoe oct forneone til
De npe Observation-Disclosures Senning
% til 8iOenifabens 5remme.
Sans Sauien oeobleo enonu en-
8io at pre0ife i &eben6apn og
boIoe 5orelesninger oeo llnioer.
iitetet, inotil ban / 5ebr. 1888 bleu
onIdt Iom 2eftor oeo 0omfapttlet
/ Gosfiloe.
Gen 30 glpriG 1912 6leo ban
al BUFFERS Nteobi9lper 9ngenbo.
gen / aongens, &i9sraaOets o1
iamtlige 9iifoppers Operoerelif
in0niet til giIfop Il Hibe Stiit, og
isIgetoe Dag tog ban Se0e | Den
airfeforiomling, iom %aiiatteoe vot
26 R"ibelartifler". Gin giipeger.
ming rpgteoe ban trofait o9 Mo.
fert in0tfl lin 0s0 ben II. ytop.
1861.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

re oeo, ifrioer Sriis Berg i Ser.
.Debl." al 3. Sept. bar Der / I9n-
gere Gio oeret en- Snoiamling /
Sang (foloet vSoget") til llooioel-
lie al og Mpinoretninger ueo apo.
telfirfens Safriiti.
Oct bar / Ipril 1914, .Soget"
6e9pnote at gaa og til Cato bar
Snoiamlingen taaet 7348 Ser. SO
IRE. Get oprinoelige Operllog leo
'paa 1000 Rr.
Snliolertio fom arigen meo Neo-
gang / Snot9gter og oerimoo Op.
gang i allie lto9iiter. Wen netop
@rigen. gioroe 8raoet ON uooioel-
ie al oore 0ofaler mere lepenoe emo
nooen Sin0e, ioet bl. a W%aouooe-
ling til De fattige Iagoe 9ellag paa
Blaos. Saa snlteoe ri ogiaa meget
at 6oloe Senoagslfolen / Den ltsr.
re Wsbeial, ni faar inorettet, frem.
for iom M | 3irfen, og enoelig
6Iep Ser / bette 8oraar begpnot en-
6olfebernebaoe bos oS.
@eo ct Wenigbeosrnaosmsoe iiO.
tie @fternar, bpor ri iao og peleoe
WtllligbeOerne for at faa Sagen
gennemigrt, fom en- al pore Benner
irem meo Den Sanfe: ~Wton pi
life / Gro til Serren Ifuloe beltems
'me at begpnoe ngite CONNER, 6pis
life uooeritigelige Stnoringer op.
itaor? Serren penter pitt al os, at
oi lfal tro bom BERTH. Get ilo1
os n(le, at Der par Green's Gale,
Der los - og ri tog ge llutningen
i Iilli0 til i6erren. 6lere al pore
&enner tegne0e Jig for 9iorag =
og mango er 0e @aper, ieg bar moo.
taget ira bore iattige 8enner Der.
noe, iom ieg life 6etenfer mig poa
at liane oeo gnfenS SferO.
@n ierlig Opmnntring tit ri
.0eroeo, at @liaSfirfens Meni96eos.
IamIuno tilbso os at ianle ct BE.
lob poa 5000 Ser. til Sagen iom
en- arrli96eosgaoe.
y8aa bette oisie W9rfe man
Dor Seiu 9rs0re fenoe fan
Ipnser grorioH ON Den inobproeS
&nrlipbe6l O9iaa 8irfeionoet pi.
lite iig ierbeles oelpilli9t o%oerfor
glanen, 90 fra flere Sioer raftes
os EN- ~bi91penoe Saano. Men Oct
.eleutliee Broieft ON blot en- 10.
.pioeIie al Msoefalen og Snbretnine
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

al ct Soften bar imiOlertio blepen
uopioet. 8i maatte nenllig forltole
en- OpIi9elie al bore Mfeni9beos-
p~leielofaler = og oi lanot oct oa
rigtiglt at bDgge en- @tage paa
(Dtan5aro) til 8ontor, 0iafomis-
lens 9eiligbeo dip, booroeo ri pil-
De ipare Susleien | 6remtiOen.
Soa er M bette 6oretagen0e,
Der bar bere9net til 1000 Ser,
ue0 Den nppnte lloptoelie og Bris.
itigningen poa allie Omraaoer |
9pggeiaget = bere9net til at billie
foite 10000 Ser. 9pggeriet er /
Julio Sang (oeo 9r. Irtiteft Sb.
'2in6baro) = og Ri baober at boil.
De SnopieliesfeIt / Nouem6er. @no-
M ma1gler Ri minolt 1000 Ser. /
6e 10000 = men mon life Sen.
ner al @uos Giges @erning / bet
tie 6oritaosiogn pil lenoe os en- Ga
pc bill 3llloenoelien al bette Ar6ei-
De? Vi piloe 10 iaa gerne baue
9pgniugen geloiri paa SnooieIies-
0ngen.
YrGlteuGin paa DC oanlfuelt-
inoiife Yer. llnoer 3. Sept. bar
&on9en a~fifeoiget / Naa0e % meO
8entepenge ira 81. Auguit;
SogneprGit ior oe euangeIiif-
lutberife Wtenigbeoer paa ct. Gbo-
mas % ct. San. u. 9ergb, Sogne-
preit for Gbriitianiteo 0tenigbeo
paa ct. Groir, Brouit for De oanIf-
o%eitinoiife Ger q. Seltpeg9 arien.
Sognepr9it ior 8reoerifSiteO Me-
ni9beO paa ii. @roir 5. 8. 6aber
% reiiOerenOe aapellan ior Be eoati-
geliif-lutberife Menig6eoer paa ct.
Groig 8. y. s.. z. Olien.
5 8Or6inoelie bermeo finoer Oti.
n~iiteriet 4nleonin9 til at meoOele,
at Der enonu life ioreligger nogen
Afgsrelie meo Senipn til De oan-
ife, euaneeliif-lutberife 0teniebeoers
iremtioige Shilling, oernnoer bel
Ter life meo Senipn til Sppr9smaa.
let ON De nupGrenbe %r9lters
epentiielle 6or6lipen Iom 8rpiter
for Sc irie MenigbeOer paa 2erne.
SibelbepGsclien. Zen 9ibelbep9-
gelie, Der reiites ! 1916 paa aar-
busegnen mango Steoer, boloer liz
Horoelt ior Aarbis, og | Oooer,
ubenbort. Gnitor SfopgaaroFSe-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31
Got af 3ntcfe5jt..

5 Aarsberetnin9en Sloe 149 l9.
Ter ri isIgenoe 9eiIutring ira
aarsmeoct / Neennb, isis: IS
9etrogtning al at Staten Rebralfa
bar neoiat Dor Sfole i Blair ira
alasIe 81 til a!asie y paa @rltno
al mongelfnlo 9ibliotef, 2abora.
toriirm % Snitrumenter, inn bempn.
6iaer Inrsmeoet bernteo 8oaro o.
Srittees til at ofbiGlpe nGunte
Ronaler peo at opisre Ell oertil
tienliq gpgnin9 meo oct iornsone
ltoItpr, troor Yen9ene 6ertil er mo
iamlet.
Der ma life itiites @nlo oeo
oct ySoretagenoe".
) Senbolo bertil bar airferaaoet
beFluttet at uonepne Brofeslor 4.
u. 2ourien, Blair, Hebr., til at
reiIe runot i Sumfunoets Wenigbeo'
Der % tale ior Sagen, og Dan ct
bempnoiget til at iublfribere, moo
tage og inofasiere Benge til bette
Oiemeo. Oct 6ar 10 alttO opret
betragtet iom en- Sfam at blipe De.
gro6eret eller lat neo Ell lapere
alosIe; allereoe iom Barn iaa pi
poa en- iaaoan 9egioenbeo meo @ril
oa georepelie % ltrpbte meo ollie
arefter at oprette oct forneone.
gaar ri iao betragter al oct
6remIfriot, iom Der ipnes at pore
/ De 6oretngenOer, Der uoeoes noe
/ Den Itore pioe 8eroen og ler,
6porlebes 8eroens 9srn itr9ber Ell.
Ter life BLOT at boloe BET gaaenoe,
iom De bar b%eepnbt, men letter
meaet inc pna at oct ifal gaa frenl
% pofIe o. p9re tiosioarenoe -
ifuloe inn life ogIaa @itos &lrte
esre 5remIfriot / lit arbeioe % i'm
Corning paa 5oro, iarlig i ell
Iaa ubpre peierlig @ernin9, ION
Sfolegerningen err ieg nleuer rig
tia nof 10, 90 oct ssr OIL, min
9en, GA oisielig ogian.
9erfor, 8enner rilnot ON / cant
iitn0et, Lao os alle pare meo I'll
at bialpe Dor 'Sfole op / alasle
u igen, ia biplpe til, at ri troo2
be uanIfeliee Sioer fan iaa Ell
tiosiparen6e Sfole, iaa ri life al
ben @rltno bliper mot til at pic
pore ungc ben til @eroens mere
mo0erne Sfoler.
Oa oct fan ri oeO isrit at bore
Dor 5foleias rigtis ilittis frem
for Serrens aniiet bore Bonner,
men oernpit ogina oeo at aaone
pore 0pre for Broiesior Salirlen,
noar nan III fomnier rlirof I'll %
GA taller oenne Sag; Lao BAN laa
iinbe anbne Sierter oq Ben9e'
punge.
Sea uiloe ecrue Oeo oisie u
uier bape Son til at ilaa til Spo
for bette 6oretagenoe 90 nllberale
6et til eoers geloillie 90 Seer
ligbeo.
aerlig Sflien til alIe ealerne
meo 4. Sobb. 3, Is.
@oers heneipne
elias Brepenlen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

terIen begpnote ben &c. Mugult ID
Oo9es aurius i aarbis 81, |
2anosbpen &oIin6 mibt paa Dinrs.
lnn0, paa Genoe Ssiifole, 3 EiI
Der bar ca. 5000 Snobpsgere asst
og bel.
S @arbus bar DeItogernes IN
tai 400, i aolino 600, / 3tsse
400, og / Oooer 800.
NeSaftpr, Yait. SinbbeSe, Haa.
rim, li99er for Tioen e. Sept
nle9et ing, boorfor &eoaftionen at
n0el inore Misiions Sioemhe~
miolertioigt er blepet ooertaeet Al
Bat. Slip Beef, lStenliae.
0sosfalb. 5orbn. 8or9meiter /
Iarbus. &onferensraao 5. Setter.
gaar0, er Sgnoae ben 2. Sept. at,
gaaet pe0 8soen, so 9lor al. Ben
af0p0e, Der par &ommanoer al
Oannebro9 al 2. @rao og Danne-
bro9Smano, bar 9orgmeiter | Mar
BUS ira 1886 til 1905.
@n al 3osfiIoe 9ps oloite
9orgere, &sbmarto 5. 6. Sdooe, er
Hatten til Sen0ag ben 2. Sept.
afgaaet peo DsOen, So aar 81. Den
afogoe bar / Ell 4arreffe Meolem
al AoSfiloe 9prooo.
Serre0sfogeo / 4rts+Sfippin-
ge Serreo, 6. q. Seth er 5ormio.
bag Den 8. Sept. afgnaet peo o..
Den eiter lpngere Si0s SpgoOm
5S 2lar a.
llbfprielsfOrbmo. 6orbuo moo
l%loferiel al 4elOer, 8in, SPIRIT og
Iobaf. Suititsminiiteriet bar ben
3. sept. uOlteot iplgenOe l1Oferiels.
for6uO:
5 8en9ol0 til Sop al 6. ausuit
1914, iir. Sop al 30. Ottober
a., iorbp0es inotil pi0ere enbper
lloipriel per ira 2anoet at Iel6er
og 9Gloeitengler, al 8ine, Spirit
tuoia og SPIRIT al ertboer Nrt, iamt
al 8obaf i enboer 6orm, iaaoel
iorarbeioet iom uforarbeioet.
Oct tillooeS reiIenoe at me6fsre
ct UNDER Senipn til Heiiens 8arie'
beo efter Eolopeienets Sfsn pas.
ien0e 9pantum Eobaf, DOG life ITO.
ooer so Giearer, eler bpao Der
iuarer oertil al Tobaf / anoenJorm,