davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
6cm % tuue.aars SHbilGnm.

) Gagene 6. til S. 0lai 5olot
Ct. 4eters onnife eu. lutb. Nte-
niabeo ueo 9otter, Rebr., % Mars
Subilnnm. iii 6eiten par Dor sir
te til oeIs bleuet malet ~inonenOig,
font life belt, ior oi funoe life
iaa 5oIf til at 96re bet. Dog tog
Den iig, eiter @9iternes lloiagn,
BELT pam no. Ter baDoe Der JONI
iaa mango ANDRE Ste0er uGret me-
get nitaOigt 8eir / lang Sio, ferlt
nieo Enc % auIOe, iaa meo degn
% enc % 0nIOe, iaa oct par,
6uao geiret an9aar, meo bIanoeOe
5slelier, oi iaa Dor Set ! 9ieoe-
Mlen Dan, iom bar Mlagt ooer
al ling, GAP os ganite goot 8eir
/ pore 5eitoa9e, itsnt oct bar ltot
folot.
Get uitooige 9eir onrfring ueo
oen 3io 1aooe oog ogiaa jim gooe
Sioe, bpao Dor 6eit angif. 6or
Scr ifaloe nniten liOt mere emo al
minbelis 1ro % Moo til ior 5nr-
nlerHe at iorIaoe oeres 0tarfarbeioe,
buori De bar tilbage meo al Ting,
Oh bpor Der oar meget at gre -
ior at gipe ct Bar Speroage I'll
Selt. Wen oct uitnoige geir, JON
BET bauoe opret, giorbe, at man
life fllnoe gere ret meget / War-
fen, og iaa iamleoes Der mango
ITolf til Soften, ifent geieles I'll
itanO bolot aoifillige bort, Jon
uiloe ppret fonlne lesgere borte
Ira.
! eebct al De n%grnfelte Gage
isr 5elten nnfom tilreiienoe @G'
tier, Eoitor ). Maoien % fr'
3iafoner ira Sanatoriet | grirlb
GA ct Qar andre @9iter oerneo'
ira. gait. Gbr. YeOerien, belt orr
ira 1rtiant, Mih., % Baltor =
is. Sdmibt ira @aion Gitp, gtebr
9c ire Yaitorer bapoe tioligerI
prret Menigbeocns Prniter.
Gn al areoiens SnorcJNiaion9
rrr, ears Sauien, bar oeiaa fom
men til steoe % lit unoer og Ell
Ter 1erieu aiiat life ina ioa 80
ger.
gan opronot Senooaen ben 6
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13


Gette ef5empel al en- ing Mlenig-
5eo 6urOe tiene JON en- mqgti9
Spore for ale @enigbeoer / Gam
iunoet - life minoit De iterre %
Glore - til at uobreoe Dor Gil
t6erbog og anoen 600 Iut5erif Sit
teratur. Bore Blade if ogiaa peo
bette MpOe no8Ie nDe Soloere. Set
goar altiaa goot an at fremle5ge
Dor Bog og 9GaOmisiion ueo Qfia-
iionsmooer iaaDeliom oeO onore
itgrre Meoer. Set ooenneonte @f5
empel oiOner 6eOit oerom. $. 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
WiisTumsmpOe i Sarlan, 5a.

5 0agene 81 @tai-3. SUM
bolotes Wlislionsmsoe ! Sarlan,
"a. graiterne $. 9~ertbeIienL Gbeo-
DOR Sanien % S%ergenien, aimball.
ton, ierte Oroet. allereoe ueo aab.
ninosguoStieneiten Gorsoa9 Aitea
baooe mango gipet Wteoe, % Cor.
Iamlingen potieoe eiter4aanoen JON
5ioen Ifreo. Serlig Senoag Otter.
mio0ag % bitten BAR Den ltore
rnnlnleliae airfe iplOt til ltolte
9laos. 2proas @ftermioOag talte
Bait. Sergerien aluorligt % mo
~trenaenoe ON ariltenoommens@en
n~enaisrelie / 2iuet, iGrlig | SleGl'
meme. On 6orfDnoelien, Der leo
|peo oisIe Meoer, ifal oi iroltr9ni
fe os til at ii9e, at man 1orlegff
at gennemisre Sarmoni o9laa mel
Seninn til Salmer % Songe, %
man oogteoe iie ior at trGtte. Del
or pit noget, Der life altio agtes
pua peo allie Mtisiionsmeoer. 2el
lso flare 1oner i 5orfpnoeliel
ira Isrit til iioit, % Der bar me9et
Iom pioneoe on, at @ltos Want
isrte Oroet til 9ierterne. Der e.
eoet ct tort @rbeioe / Sorlan o.
itoite aar, % oct bar allereoe oil
Tia oa Ifal nof poerligere ptle IL
Il 5remtioen, at bet life blot er
set bore Der ipores itor M fenoe
Tia 5remgane. arbeioet er aIor
orunoiat, ser er Oroen ! alt liz
ira oct minoite til oct itprlte o
oiatigite. timber bette MisiiOnsmgg
0c b(cp ncr 1 mil,ore eu0 Ct apdi1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13

san ifal butte, 9pis min Gingber
MAJ minOe Jam beronl, at De len
%Qtinltter, ban Der forigmte, fllnoC
iaaet mere 9etponing emo manger
5alo eIler ire foart 5ime paa Brp.
Oifeitolen / 5remtioen fun0e trpifl
at ina. Get funoe maaife oerel
snifeli9t ior g0aniferen"s llobre.
belle iblanot port 6oIf, ON 8rpitelt
bauoe fal0t paa bette 9laos Ge.
0afters Ssn, JON BAR meo ira
a'ort)fieIo, % oaiaa fan ii1e ct
loot OrO. BET bab6e bleoet til
Qiin0elie % 9aao Tor en- % an.
Den 5ffe-0ol6er, men set glemtes.
Eta 9IoOt 9aitor 9oigaaro ira
Cmai9na SnooicliestaIen no ira
Com. 10, % % ioretog 5noDiel-
len i ben ~treenige @u0s Raon. o.
Ste0ets Yreit illtteoe meo Eal
til tit 6olf / % uoenior Renig.
5eoerne ior ben 8elnillie, Sagen
ha0oe MOOT. % 6ens lloialo iaa
piot Iaf til 0e auiten0e o. Saf,
Seinsl % opmtntreoe operfor Den
@plo ri 6or, nemli9 1000 Coll.
enonu. Ge mango gooe Orc % Sc
enfelte Salere fan oi life gentage,
biot ii1e: oi ba0Oe Ell uiorglemme-
li1 0aitioaitnno, JON, baa6er ri,
iaar rig on goo 9etD0ning for
@uos Riges Gag iblanot port
Golf / 6remtioen. Bort Samiunos
arbeioe bar lin 3ren1tio Der, ON
Di obrfer Morfen ret.
: oenue llge tnaer Beter Rp-
borg % 6amilie % Geo. Olion og
Suitru til aarsme6et pr. Biz;
Olion er 8elegnt ira @oot 4aa6
02enigbeO. 8 oe iao aar, g. RD-
borgs BAR bsrt bort Samfitno til,
bar Dc bit life miitet ct eneite
Iarsmsoe eller areosms6e. 5
Gllenoale er ingen Menigbeo emo.
MI al port Samiuno oi Ear
oo1 Ell auinoeiorcning 6erinoe, ion1
Bar ca. 800 paa Gente / 9anfen
til Ell M airfe; set er ina lnngt
nj er fonmen; men pi fommer.
Summit eoneoe life at ien0e 8ele
aat / Mar; menneifeligt Jet bar ct.
4ngars life NANCE 3remtiosuoiig
ter; men pasIer rs. %, gegDn-
oelien al g. II % Slutningen al
g. 10, paa ben, iaa bar oct emo.
M ingen Hso - o. u~noerte9neoe
bar III Ii1egoOt oenne Mening.
Get er ian6t, mango Of De quo
fru9tiae MGnos aifom er bortreiit,
og nogIe al Dem bar iorlaOt bette
Gin. ri 6aaber at bare iaoet Ell
0eIegat berira grorion ogiaa.
&c, bab6e ies MI life i@ortalt
oisie RDbe6er, Imaa / e0ers Zine,
I tore @enigbeoer o9 anlo, mao
lie, men itore oe betDoninesiuloe
Tor os Imaa, iaa bap6e g9onife-
ren@s 9qiere bait mere Iio til at
anoenoe ooerior fine cane oiatigere
Eager. @ilo befnlet til en- anoen
@onal aai.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
Meiita, 6Olp.

Meiita, 6Olo.
er ben Lille 9D, / bpi5 Omegn en-
ny oanif aoloni er begpnOt peo al
en- Del 0anifere er flpttet BERTH
9lae er hi fommen Der I'LL / bette
6oraar me0 llnOtagelie al en- So
mile, JONI bar D9ret Der en- 9io.
DIR. 5. @5riltenien me0 6amilie
ira Chicago anfom for to Tiger IL
Den % tog arbeiOe Dos en- 6arnler
meo ben Ianfe ielp at begDnoe
earning nGite aar. @n fornuitig
Maa6e at begDnoe paa, ga ri ale
maa lore. Mr. $. 9auritien %
Q}r. g. Saniens, iom biOtil bar
boet | 9Den, er M ilpttet / oeres
npe 6iem paa oereS 9an0. De bar
arbei0et baar0t men allereOe nDOer
0e- nogen Srngt al oereS 4rbeioe.
De er be99e SaanoOGrfere %
llnion5OtGno SOLDER paa s ii.
mer, men MI meo ben llnotogelie
- s 9inter ON 6ormi0Oagen og
ligeiaa ON Gitermi0oa9en.
8i bar @%llostieneite % Mteoer
regelmpsiig, bells I airfen og bells
/ 6iemmene. 8roOs bette, at ri ale
bar meget ArbeiOe, iaalGg9er ri
Dor oagli9e @erning til Si0e paa
6errens Gag, % iamles ON @uos
Orb.
SioIte Senoog - 8inie0ag -
iamle0eS ri Bat. @. gonoos
nDe Sus, iom ban bar laOet opiere
paa lit 9ono, % iom beboes al
DR. 4. 3ielien, Der arbeiOe begge
8rqtebrgorenes 9ano. 81 bapoe
en- oeliignet 8io tiliammen, %
oct par Ell SlogS SusinoDielie.
Ri oeotog gennem Mr. 9tielien
at ienoe Ell 9ilien til Bait. 9onoo
ira oct fgrite Mpoe, Ser bolotes
/ bans npe 9us.
Sra Me0et oeO 4itensti0 ferte
ri ct tort 2ps meO DIR. s. 5en-
len Iom auif. ga ri forte no
oper De uopoprfeoe Sletter, iang
ri: ygeilig er Sooen@ og p5reO
builer ooer 2ano % 3D." Bore
ounife Salmer lpoer iaaleoes no
ooer oisie ggne, bpor ri oenter,
at blioe en- Itor oanif aoloni. Som
ri ferte irent, talte pi ON 9tatu-
rens Stor6eo, i0et Ri ~6etra8teoe
De inebeDGffeoe 9ierge, Iom oi ira
allie Si0er er omgiune al. Solen,
Iom ior ben Gag 6aooe ta9et III
ifeo meo os, faiteoe line ltolte
apl0ne Straaler pna 9iergtoppene.
st berligt Gun. Sa, Ratitren err
6erlig, % alimaet er innot paa
oisie ggne. l0ar opleoet Here boi'
oe Sule. og 8aaife9eiti0er, men
fan life min0es, at ie9 bar ople-
oct en- 6oiO 9inie ier ! Aur. 20
act al Sen Sne, lom 9jer8ene
almin6elig beboloer, bapoe lagt Jig
paa ,soroen, iao Den bar beo9ftet
meo Here 3ommer Sne. 9to8et,
hi er tafnemli9e for, oa pi enonl
life bar beapn0t at oanoe 5or-
Sen. gonoingen oil BOG III be.
apnoe, ga 6oraarsarbeioet M err
giort.
ut oan0e Soroen er ioa n9.
item alt, boao ri bar at gere mo
til SeIten. gn meget nem 0iaaoe
at farme paa.
soa plot ica PEG, er ri nIIc
ooot tilireos, ielp ON ri alle bar
arbeiOet 5aarot, % oi bar itore
Nor6aabninger for 6remtiben oa
set baaoe / aanoeli9 og timelig
Senieenoe. N. 9eht1eh.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
SnsbOloerife ipses.

On 5armer / Goalrioge, @font..
enifer en- plore, troenoe aoino'
Iom Susboloerife; Der er to imna
Born at paste, en- Dreng pna 31a
GA en- 9ige pa ~ aar.
GSor nprmere OplpSninger beoes
peofommenoe at benpenoe Jig ii
Qoit. s. Is. Mengers, 9or |,
Goalrioge, Munt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13

iblanot os til oisie Qlpoer, mem.
Zig SamfuiOets 6ormallo, 8aitor
8eisman ira St. 2ouis, @aitor
gaurien ira Blair % 8aitor Gam.
men ira Boomer.
Otter at oct bapOe re5net mere
eller nrinore gennem ll9en, opranot
SgHOa9, Subiluumsoagen, me0
itraalenoe Solifin.
Oct oar paa oenne Gag 20 4ar,
iioen at baaOe Bait. 8eismonn %
Bait. @ertien bIeo oroineret i Den
ianme Strife, iom De MI 6olot Su.
%bileumlsieit /. e TO 9r9iter jap
Dc i lin Gio ogiaa belt 8ureIie
iammen paa Blair Sfole. Saa
oct oar 10 no9et al ell 9egiOen-
beo Tor Dem iaaleoes at funue jn.
6ilere iarnmen.
SgnoaBen bleo GA ogiaa / Sano.
beo Ell 5eitOag. 5remme0e itremme-
Dc til ira 6egge pore 9abomenig5e-
Der Omaha % 9ooman) % anore
SteOer ira, iaa Der 6leo en- itor
6oriamling til ale Qteoerne lige
ira 6oimesiegIostieneiten til Slut.
ningsmBoet on Aitenen. 8aitor
8eiSman tnlte til 9ernene ON
V1orgenen ON, at al 900 8aDe %
al iulofommen 8aoe fonmer open-
ira % fortalte / EilfnDtning BERTH
ON Den forGloreleie 0reng, Der al
i'm Oeenoe 6ooer baO0e lprt at ia.
&c allie 8ing, JONI De fofn, ooenira,
% bite oerigennem ggrnene, bOor
berli9t oct er at tage aft al @u0s
9nano. SEQ 0gimesieDuostieneiten
tiente 5%ormanoen ior alteret %
1nit. @eismann prpoifeoe. Oct par
en- feitlia @uostieneite baaOe mate
rielt, foet ioet 8irfen bar mutt
pDntet meO 9almer % 8londter
% ililo al Menneifer, og aanOeIiat
ioet 0roet bleo bnaret al 9ellig.
aanoen ben til pore Sierter.
acknowledgements par ben
eoentlige Su6ileamsfeit meo Subj.
%lelmstaIer, buor Bait. @. .. Girl
itianien talte ONT at oVfinoet la
Der iom ingeuting, er Dog ct lon
ligt ailoeiprin9, % Sat. 9aurien
ON, at @nos Raaoe er nof.
aG. $50 BAR Der 6aIIesipisning
+ airfens Underwriting, boor
auinoerne ierpereoe Smerrebrs0 og
.Solao", Isle Cream, Sage %
aafie. Ger blep beipiit noget ooer
400 Wenneifer.
8eo SlutningsmsOet talte 8alt.
8ammen ON 9looet, iom ct Nolfil
lelienstean. iom ct 0sosminoe. Ee9n
% ct 9eirielienss Geen, no ira 6or
tpllingen ON 9sosengeIen, Der git
iorbi, boor glooet par ltreget paa
3sritolperne. 9erngit l9lte Bat.
qnurieu en- De SeleQrammer %
greoe, Iom oar fommet til Subj
lonterne. 9ooreiter Fait. 8eisman1
taffeoe for al uopiit a9rligbeo |
Sen6olo til Oroet: III Serren er
bette ifet, % bet err unoerligt for
pore Zine" I'll Slut talte Balt.
@ertien og toffeoe ior ben 9enge.
aaUc. iom ban 5auoe faaet al DE
niabeoen.
Soueoinoboloet al bans Gale bar
bette: .0fit 9pger iIpoer ouer,"
% at ban oIorig baooe o9ret laa
alaO ueo at nrbeioe / oenne Menia
6e6, Ionl uetOp lige nil
Oermeo par oenne oellptteoe
Set Ihlttet o. er bereiter finn ct
0finoe, men ct font % ri9t gaiiloe
6na6e for 9reit % @enigbeO.
.Sfrtber."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
We,u gurf 1sarme til Sals.

Np Bulletin meo 9%eifripelie opcr
500 Gorme til Sale / Staten Nen
gorf. 6rilgtbar Soro = CODE 9ps-
ninqer - goot belis9enoe - laoc
IriIer $25 til $50 per Mere
gebageliat alima = soot MarfeS
- gooe Sfoler gooe Teie
aiIoepano. Mange Jarme tan for
poates. Garnrbeioere snifes. @oo
getoIina. Der CT alIereoe mango
i~fanbircpiIfe Gormere Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
anbilrnmsiei i 81. glmifs, ia

Som befenotgiort / yDaniferen"
bauoe ri Misiionsmsoe % Subj
(rumsfeit Der | Daaeue ira 49,.
Mni--3. Suni. Troos ititaoigt
geir bar Msoerne aoot befsate
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13
Sprnciangc for SfoIe o9 Sjsm
(Samlet os uosipet Of en- Qomite).

"a n~opalee lutberif friteige 9srneIaIner oa Sange = hm
lite a0ereoe finoes Sangeren. WieIooier err onaipet til tper
Gang meo Senpisning til rSanseren" 90 andre let tilsrnseise
Disadvantages.
Sonfe1 reo ~logipelIen er nurneit ben. at man po anifaf
feie al ct Yarti at oct lille og biliee 6pfte fan forage bet for
eorigt betpoelige llopaIe al WerneIanae uSonaeren" og pb
SiGlp Of De npe Sanse maaie fremme Snteresic for % Delta
a'Ie Sansen bore SsnoassifoIcr. lopalsct funoe faa mauife
meo Cher poerligere forsees, inotl hi enaana fan faa en- egen
Ngrneiangbog.
Vrifr:
90 Gents per Duin. $500 per Sunoreoe.
Nctto portofrit.
SRftct ~forbanoIeS al
4anil6 Qnfk. RnbI. 0snie. Mai N.E,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-06-13


gang.
9aitor Qfaoien bapoe, paa min
0pforOring, taget i'm QieSie-
Sfiorte % Sagel meo. D oct oar
ifsnt for os elore enOnu ell @an9
at ie oeune Dor oanif.lut6erife
airfes imiffe Breiteoragt, ior Nj.
teret.
8aitor s. $. 9dmiOt pruoifeoe
ooer 8a9ens @%uangelium.
Sitter at iaa De mango 0tenne
tier bao0e iaaet noget at ipiie,
nogle / Dor Stle, ANDRE i apffe.
nj % / @augen, ANDRE uOeuior,
ion man beoit tunoe, % / for.
teit mlligit Eio, iamleoes ri igen
/ airfen.
@n al oeuiigterne meO glanen,
Der par lagt for 6eiten, par at
prepe paa at lace noget al BET,
Der / Dc % aar BAR iore8aad /
Q~lenig6e0en % no ira Den igel,
ornge for6i oeres Zine, JON baooe
opleDet oct. Qette itete peo, at 81
bapoe 10 al O}eni96e0ens tioligere
% en- al oens %ieneite 9rqiter til
Steoe. Gen fenote Gi~lbererfreOs
% oe fenote Breiteififfelier Orog
ll6en 8pi0I mango 9amle Dtinoer
irem paa begge Sioer.
Set BAR Ell Gel al Den iamme
1ilbererfreos % ben ianmle Prpii,
JON Der oar ianumen iom ! gamle
Gage. % DOG Dar Ser iaa nreget
foranoret. 6or Den 0elligaano bau.
De i 4arene5 9gb taget meget
bort, it1rfet meget, iom ifaloe ltDr.
fes % giuet mt, JON life bar Der
fer.
90 ior at oct iorgan8ne after
flnoe bragg forbi, inofletteoe De
forifeIlige Salere ON Gftermiooa
gene Sraf al, bpao Der par iore
9aaet / % no ira @ienigbeoen |
oen Et0, De baooe ~fGr0eoes Der.
SaaIeOes ogiaa SenOag eitermio.
Dag, Ga 9aitor 5. Maoien, iom
oen tioliaite al De tiliteoeoerenoe
8r9iter, talte. san gioroe ! i'm
Gale blanot anoet opmGrfiom paa
10 Ting, iom ban baoOe iaaet /
MenigbeOen Der, JON boooe ogret
ham til @oUn nnoer bele bans
G~irfiom5e6 iiOen.
Den enc par, at oct bar Wtenig-
beoens aalo, JON bao0e Ifafiet
BAN Ordination.
% Den dnOen par, at ban Der
hapoe lprt at tage 5or1oloene iom
De bar, og gere oct beOite no al
Dem. 90 at oct iioite bar Ipffeoes
Der, 6aooe biuGpet bam mango
@anee iioen, / oct ban iioen, naar
en- Opgobe too ior Dam, baOOe
tenft: oct gif oen Sang, iaa gaar
bette nof o9iaa. % oct eff Iaa
man9en en- Sang.
Manong 5ormlooa9 l9ite Ell al
oe tiliteoepGren0e Yrplter ct
@llos Oro, % 9aitor 5. Niaoien
prpoiteSs.
DIN eitermiOoagen talte BAT.
ebr. 9eOerieh % iremoro9 no9le
5ref ira jim 8irfiombeo Der %
paa Niisiionss0iarfen berloe.
5irsoagen 3. s. 0tai par lel-
De SubilplmS0agen. 9ltertienelten
forretteoes al 8ait. 5. RaOien.
On Operiigt ooer 0ienisbeoens 81.
itorie opleites al moertegneoe,
iamt Sfripelier ira Qteni8beoens
tioligere 4reiter, u. ". AnOerien,
u. airfegaaro % 6. Sauien. ON
eitermiooagen anfom en- 9iIien ira
9aitor q. .. 96riitianien bort
ISamiunos 6ormanO. Bait. u. w.
anoerien, oen ierite oanit lnf9.
9rpit berlloe, baoOe looet at oGre
til Steoe, men bleo io%rbiuoret al
5pgoom.
9aIt. SIR. 9eoerien prGOifeoe.
On @itermiooagen talte Bait
6. $. 56miot, JONI osiaa ! iiu
Gale iremorog Sref ira 8irtionl'
5eoen Der, % omtaIte De elore
grpiter, JON baooe uirfet Der %
life par til SteOe.
Dereiter iremoro8 no9le al DC
9l0re Settlere Der 8rGt ira lonno-
ne Gage, booreiter R%eOitriueren ber'
al ilutteoe meO nogle Oro.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-06-26
TIME TO WAKE UP

Former Governor Frank b. Willis of Ohio made an eloquent
address at Xena Ohio Memorial day. In part he said
eve best honor heroes of the for the union by
sustaining unsuied the principles justice and free government
for which they fought Ohio 100000 Union soldiers into the
army the republic and kept the old flag in the
The majority these between the Is and ID Out
100000 enlisted in the federal from 1861 to 90 2l50OO
the ages Indicated From communities went
cry abebodied than third of the population Not
only this the Grants the Sermas the Shedans the Mcher
sons Gared and the fighting McCOok all of them from
Ohio 1t the young of Ohio prove their met
tie We in for rghtful No matter how got in.
and must fight way out. No matter though
led into ehargy for months by the siren 'We have kept
of war; and without regard creed party
let stand by the country and the flag and rally their support
like our fathers before Because of false campaign cries
seductive catch phrases formed deceive the people and appeal
the yellow streak humankind the spirit of patriotism in Ohio a,
been duled and enlistment has been slow
But Ohios young manhood above personal feel
ing paranshp and must stand by the coors Because
would prostitute patriotism politics rise above politics
patriotism''
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Helena

A large crowd attended children's
exercises at the Methodist Church here
Sunday a. m.
Mrs. Lucy Peck and daughter, Miss
Clara, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Robert Cook.
Mrs. Thomas Luttrel is visiting heI
nieces, Misses Mary and Ida Key.
Miss Ethel Griffin is the guest Of
Miss Lena Snedegar of Minerva.
Mrs. w. S. FULLY was shopping in
Maysville Monday.
Mrs. Rosa Allen returned to hel
home in Carlisle after Il two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. S. Il. Brown
Mr.. l.. B. Griffin of Maysville spent
Sunday with his mother at this place
Mr.. ]. w. Bramel and children OF
Maysville attended children's exercises
here Sunday.
Mrs. A. f. Mers is i'll with rheuma-
tism at this writing.
Miss Emma Cord is visiting friends
in Lexington, Ky.
Miss Mamie Archdeacon spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Frank Eitel.
Mrs. Ray Hutchinson returned to her
home in Maysville after a weeks visit
with her parents here.
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EAT MORE VEGETABLES, LESS FLOUR AND MEAT

One the ways which everyone in tins country can contribute
to helping the will be- during the summer season especially
TO eat vegetables and less meat and bread unless 1t DC corn
bread who raise late vegetables should 40 SO 10 e
largest extent possible spang supply OF wheat
and meats Without cannot fight They cannot de-
pend upon vegetables vegetables cannot be transported
and handled as can and bread for purposes 1t cu
the civilians Of the country therefore, In the city ana Ill
the country much possible their consumption OF ho
and meats depend largely upon vegetables Every man
who does this will be helping to maintain amies in the he
and help to feed the starving people of Europe
Everyone the country who put late garden for vege
tables which grown prior the winter should do In some
sections vegetables be through the entire Will
ter Wherever this is feasible it should be done.
question vital to and that means vital to
civilization make mistake about that The failure to cu
vate vegetables freely done the failure to eat more
vegetables and -four would be seriously hndcppng
our work in Europe
One difficulty in lessenng wheat consumption that so large
proportion bakers bread and bakers will not
supply bread TO help meet this situation the Govern
ment should compel mes flour with wheat meal in
supply of wheat bread This cannot be done
less the Government compels millers to do it.
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GLAD TO TESTIFY
Says Watosa Lady, "As To What
Crdui Has Done For Me, So
As To Help Others"

Watoga, W. Va.-Mrs. S. W. Caldwell,
Of this town, says: when about IS years
Of age, suffered greatly Sometimes
would 20 a month or two, and had
terrible headache, backache, and bearing
down pains, and would just drag and
had no appetite. Then :. II would last
:. two weeks, and was so weakening,
and my health was awful.
My mother bought me a bottle Of
Cardui, and ! began 10 improve after
taking The first bottle, so kept it up till |
took three -. | gained, and was well
and strong, and | owe it all TO Cardui.
! am married now and have 3 children
Have never had 10 have doctor for
female trouble, and just resort 10 Cardui
| if | need tonic. am glad TO testify 10
what il has done for ME, so as TO help
others"
II you are nervous or weak, have head
aches, backacles, or any OF the other
ailments SO common TO women, why not
give Cardui a trial? Recommended by
many physicians. In use over DO years.
Begin taking Cardu today. II may
be The very medicine you need.
NC-l20
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has yet been assigned for the ex-
plosion at Fort Guiana, opposite Ha-
vana, last night, which shook every
building in the city and sent the peo-
pie scurrying into the streets, many of
them with visions Of a possible air
plane raid or bombardment of a Ger
man raider. A commission named by
President Menocal is investigating the
matter,
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FtVORS MIGHTY UNION
OF AMERICAN REPUBLICS

Washington, June 90 Relations
with the Northern and Southern
neighbors of the United States of such
intimacy as to provide a great con-
,inental republic were urged today by
Representative John w. Langley, of
Pikeville, in a speech in the House.
The Kentuckian spoke in favor of
the Lever Food Control Bill AL
though he said that "autocracy oozes
from every pore" Of the bill, Mr..
Langley held that the ends sought
justify the means. In discussing the
broad powers vested in the President
by the Lever Bill, he said, his Chris
tan training in Kentucky had been
to fight the devil with fire, but that
in thus choosing the devils own wcap-
on he never understood it to imply
a commitment to the devils princi-
pies.
DEPRESSING from the subject of food
control to international relations, Mr..
Langley said he had always believed
that the United States should pay
more attention to the development of
its own resources and the cultivation
of closer relations, commercial and
otherwise, with "our neighbors on this
continet. botn to the north and south
of us, and NEEDLE as little as posi-
BILE with the nations across the seas"
Mr.. Langley did not explain this
to the extent of stating If he was re-
ferring to President Wilson's world
peace policies or if the thrust was
prompted by the note to China.
I'VE should establish these intimate
relations with our neighbors" he said,
so that ultimately we may have here
practically world unto ourselves,
one mighty continental republic, or
union of republics, with ours the
greatest of them all, free from the
strife and chickering's of the Old
World, with its divine right of kings /;
and with the equal rights of all men
before the law reigning supreme. This
was the dream of the earlier states
men of this continent and l believe
the hand of Divinity has marked out
that pathway for us.
"Of course all things must be sub
ordinated to winning victory in this
war, but after that has been achieved
we should resume obedience to the