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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-10-12
GRAY KIDSKIN---
A FaUorite Shoe F ashton
with Women
Dark Gray Kidskin Vamp with Light Gray Clot
Upper, Having Kidskin Collars.

Upper, Having Kidskin Collars.
Two-toned combinations in Womens Footwear are
again very properly considered in the best of taste,
and this model is moderately priced as we'll Gray Kid
skin with cloth top covered French Louis heels plain
toe and welt soles. $500 pair
noor-Tenth
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-10-12
Tailored Street
Suits Are
Important

They are of Rib Rodier.
Homespun. Wool Jerseys,
Oxford Suiting. Serge and
Poplin; serviceable fancy
Innings are used in some and
the plain eolored Peau de
Cygne lining in others.
Goats are variously cut and
in many lengths to suit the
figure. Some collars are
notehed and others are con-
verhble. which is very al
tractive whether worn low
or snusly buttoned around
the throat.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-10-12
sDooowaro 3 Iotbrop
New York-WAsHINGTON-Paris
FRIDAY IS ALWAY VS.
REMNANT DAY

A Custom Of Many Years Standng-Providng Values as
Tempting and As Exceptional Now as the Day
Was Introduced.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01
Reach Billion Mark,

Washington. Jan. y. War
mpnjJion exports from the Uni
ted States t. the European allies
since the war began have ap-
preached billion dollars in va
ne, Figures complied today by
the bureau of foreign and do
mestc commerce snow that the
heaviest months shipments
D r var supplies wen, for.
,ald j, Nov mher when the to-
,a'W.s more 100000.
l. the toy,ars ard a half of
t ewar I'll, country has shipped
Ger S. lie &c ap cartridges val
u d af $c5.o0o. coo. purpo der
vain d a 1851 eco 0oo. o.hcr eN-
glni a. $l7Iroo coo md fir
arm 100000 coo.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01
BUFF 0RPINGT0N IS POPULAR
Fowls % Well In Confinement and
Are Very kardy--Laying Quail.
ties Have Seen Proved

IT,, OrpIuyou. ARE AN allurouud
fowl, s'"'" and handsome. They
were originated 600 England about
twenty year, ago, ana are among
the larger breeds beautiful hun color
pink or white legs. white flesh plump
round bodies Weight NJ cock 10
pounds. cockcrcl 81 pounds. hen $
pounds. pulIrt Z pounds. They do we'll
IN confinement; fourfoot fence Is ull
that is necessary 20 condne them. They
are very hardy and are not affected
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01
HON TO CHECK TEAL L0lD

When it is painful 20 breathe and
fever send. ch,!ls up ana duNn ,uu'
back, YOU are in for cold \ timely
do,e Of Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey viii
stop the sneezcs and sniffles. The pine
ba.sam loosers the phlegm and clears
The bronchial tubes. the honey soothes
aud relieves the sore throat. The an
u,eptic qualities Kill the germ and the
congcstcd condition is relieved Group.
whoopug cough and chronic bronchial
quickly relieved. A, M
% cents. >
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01
HOPPER SYSTEM OF FEEDING
Begin BY Supplying pry Mash and
Later Include Cra,nS-Feed Oats
for Bone and Muscle.

At this time ut The year II 1t hn,
not previously been done the hopper
system OF feeding should be- intro.
duc,d 'nr the growing chicks, Begin
by supplying the hoppcrs with dry
mash and later include grains, cspc.
cinlly oats Some tell w. that their
chicks Will not eat oats, hut there Is
nothing better for growing bone aud
muscle Hopper feeding greatly les.
sens the amount uf labor In caring
for chicks and gives the smaller and
weaker chicks IN equal chance At N,
feed with the others.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01
Attends Burial

". +. Forte of West Frank.
fort. lus,, attenle ed the fun,r.i
aid turial &C h'sauut, Mrs. Luc,
L. Mott a; Deer Creek on Thus.
dap, January 18th and spent Il e
remaining Tart of the week Y in
his cousins. Mrs. J. NJ. Hushes.
Mrs. Ira c. Hughes, Mrs. ]. C..
Specs and Mrs. Edd Mott, and
enroute home spent Tuesday
with Mr'. John Nation of ToIu.
He returned home January 9th.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01
Dogs.

We know there is a strong at,
tachment between a dog and its
owner, and we are reminded OF
the words of Carlisle, who said;
The more ! see of men, the bet.
ter | like my dog" The Rev.
Sam Jones once said: The man
who has a dog always has one
t., ue friend to greet him on his
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01
ERADICATE LICE AND MITES
Piece 81 Blue Ointment Rubbed Into
Shin Is Accommodation
Droppinps Out Weekly.

n hens are lousy rub n piece of blue
ointment the size NJ pea into the
skin Just beneath the vent and IN the
undcrsdc of the wings Mites are
sure 10 accumulate II the droppings are
not removed every week md N. rooSts
SPRAYED with Kerosene emulsion ar dis
inject ants.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01
Marion Fords Boys
Have Good Names

Byral Ford, of Crittenden Co.
has returned to Bowling, Green.
where he is taking a bu,n IS
codsp.
Marion Ford aud son, Ollie
jane Ford, of Piney, were in
the city, thursday,
Providence Enterprise,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01
A SITUATION
BY SUSAN {. clAGETT.

"There is nothing new under the
sun. Sarah Carroll, whs was spend
Ing the summer with her friend. Mil
bred Carlton, said with something
like aspcrity. II know. Don't | write
for my daily bread aud the sweets that
should gn with ~ cudgel my brain
for plots for Inspirations and evolve
a situation. \ situation is not Il story,
Yet It seems To- me that situations are
the only things in life"
The other leaned n little forward,
looking toward the gate. 81 think
She said slowly There is the begin
ming of II story hat will not require
Imagination 10 carry it to couc,u.
sion"
Sarah turned her head curIously.
The gate was open. Standing just
without, hUt In fun view, was u little
child. n black kitten closely cla>pcd
in her arms. she had been watching
the two ON the porch aud, when she
thought herself unobscrvcd, stretched
out hand and softly touchcd.a cms-
tor Of hulr-hlown roses that had
pushed themselves through the palin->.
For some minutes the two watched
her ia silence. and then Mildred called
TO her:
"Won't you como here and talk 10
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01
.RIES JAP
arveh willie. - iris Sister Also Wife Of
!o orT1sy y Wsli 4 I d Ia P Ansvile Jap

HayeS, q
Esme' da warn. hde, Ind Jan. IS. Cora
Martin. George, u % years old, native
MONTGOMERY. Ish, 4Japan, VIII, operates a
A. here, and Mis- Sue
Miner. Luther, 8 7 pretty giri. Is years
$3.50, v.r,,--.y at Sebree. KY were
M Msico Roied here BY Magistrate Her.
M slu IN Todrank. Tsuchi'da an
Moore o ..ounc, d after tie cers mo he
Martiwould make his wife happy as
Moore Moore J0nten ded to do the cooking.
Merritt S ch, bride was accompanied here
Milliian. FreeKentucky by her moth
Same. da w,,o years ago a sister mar
mases' n' ,anese and the two ale
Marvel. Ellie: ~; happily together IN
Mayes, w. W., jud,
Murphy. Anthony,
4 "A
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01
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Under huge beech tree ou The edge
OF the bank above Rock creek. stood
covered wagon. something after thr ur-
der ~ the oId.Hmr prairie ,rhr,ayr
but not SCI large SUM- DO $3.50, mr-c
enough for tha family Of three That
made it their home, \ cot under
slight shelter 300 .hr dyu,r,t tree
shadow. hrldamgu whose lu,r showed
suffering.
Sarah and Mildred were having O.
picnic 10 cover uu uet of lr,ndlur>..
for they had discovered upon th,r
first visit that the child, parents were
above charity, although th,ir Stress
was great. The woman was FAR from
/ we'll and anxiety about her husband
about Snppcd her strength They had
lived ia one NJ tho large cities. where
he held good position until n attack
of pneumonia lcn him too weak aud
WrptchcI to Resume H. They took
their savings. bought food and OUTFIT
and started for somewhere.
"lu.t somewhere" th, woman TOLD!
Mildred. "whprp We could ha,, Cud',
sunshine and pure air.. Ilr Improved
500 once, 'N. " "''N ago "r ~.'pl' .
ml broke hi- ly- SINCE lh.g uf,
would Dec -ny Indeed % l' W.rr u.t
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held their u,i,prl,n Ap.,b.r n.n
The sound AZ "a man. y,i.. T..,,n.r
u,y ran to Nh, rytc. int, IN. r,,I
short di,fuur, n,uy IL ,,r ,,.. .l..,l
Ing. Nrnr II n man with "a ,,IlJ ~.
his arms II, WINS ,p,uliup ,ri.,f,
but with authority
lie put. IA, child an her f,,, ps An,
two girls .f,rr,J b..IJ, IJ,, ,.yr".,
{, H." Sarah D..,J ,lr,,ip. N,,,i.,
toward her. ",nn "a, HOLM"
III You will lee ~ good" Ilc .r,L.
tn Mildred. "Nlrs Nlrrnllum h,s b,J
rather severe b,urt n,,.rL onJ !
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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01

T-nE Texas Wonder cur, tf,v.y s,..
bladder troubles I'll ssulNu. ....l ',u.
diabetes, we mo lnno b,rt.. fi,,t...,
um and all irtce lluritivs utthy kitu,ysm.I
bladder IN both men sud women I'm. .'I
ny Your druggist VIII ho sent hy ma ..n4
cent ut 81 one smt', bottle two lY.ri t
duHum,ui aud seldom NILS tuutri,,'p ,',r..
NJ fur ts,mun'l from tls .,.u ,,'..,
States. nr +, W, Huu ~, 49,. .....l
80 LUUs, hO. Sold ~ lrugg
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01

be, Chas., VITA
ery, DR.. Ollie =
e. Dallas, repair
son, G. w, room
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p. Audie, clerk T
ID, Newt, clerk !
[b, Geo. B. judge
Fry, d. A, con Il
bre, Jas. A., defc
bre, r. L.. same ,
pre- & Daughtrey;
hre .Joe lumbel /
bre, J. H., haul
iris & Son, gre :.
|rry, Henry F.,
rvel, Bill, wor
dglin, Nellie,
rritt, ]. H.. 81
drid, Mildred,
|lton, w. j.. 6 da'
Won, Fred, 4 da
Elton, w. j., 3 da
Elton, John, 2 "a
Gyes, Homer. 2 !
|ller, Lacy, l da
bntgomery, W. P
bran, ]. c., 4 IL
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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-01

MASONIC Oubv'
Mantz. d. b., q
Man;ey. Ebert.
Masonic Lodge,
election
Martin. Ed. 2 d.
Murphy. A.. sh'
Masonic Lodge,
xa-u1nw n n.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08
Red Cross Head
lis Appointed

ENID, Okla. June s--tSpcciaD-
Roy Thomas, OF this city, will have
complete charge OF the work OF the
National Red Cross society in Enid,
during the week July ls to ., at
which time the entire nation will be
engaged in raising Sl0o0OOOO0 for the
society by popular subscription Mt
Thomas will be assisted by DR. = A.
Smith, president OF the local chapter
He has appointed ten captains o !
Fleming. = X 2acharias W r.
Lence, A. +. Stephenson II. Champ
lin, W II Ryan. +. + Vessels
George Emtick J II Shaw. and Mike
lowenhaupt Enid will raise $4,000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08

dent call a continental congress oi
neutralS and give II an ample program
which should embrace the discussion
OF matters Of interest To- Columbia,
Mexico and Peru They demanded
also that President lrogoyen fix the
date OF the congress
The pressing demands OF these min
iStcrS have given rise 10 dl,Sall,iac.
tion on the part OF the other ministers
for the reason that It the program
oi the conference was unlimited cct-
tain nations would refrain from being
represented because they do not want
to run counter to the desires Of the
United States
The iirstsspyernment proposed IA
bring this congress together with the
idea oi securing uniformity OF opinion
on the subject oi the war TO strength.
en- the ties uniting the American
states and TO study economic problem,
brought about hy the war The ac'lol
OF Brazil and Bolivia modified this 10
/ part
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08

Mrs Harley +. Lee, }Ol West Six
teenth street, will entertain at lunch
con Tuesday IN honor OF Mrs. w. l..
Gufiin 208 East Eighth street, who
leaves the latter part Of the month for
Purcell to make her future home.
y X
Mrs Pollock Austin Wallace OF Rus
Sellville. Ark, will arrive tomorrow TO
be the guest for several weeks of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Mclnnis,
1910 North Broadway
*B
The Cecilia Choral society will give
It's annual picnic at Belle Isle park
Tuesday evening
The Irving Literary club OF the high
school met last night at Belle Isle palk
for a supper IN honor OF the alumnac
OF the society Twenty four guess
were present
Mrs + b Howard Of 232 Eas, Eley.
enth street, is visiting in Kansas Citl
during the absence OF Mr.. Howard ant
Mr. Paxton Howard in the east where
the former went to attend the Conied.
crate reunion in Washington, D. c
While away they will visit also II
New York.
Miss Mary Mitchell, no East Ninth
street, and Miss Helen DreSbach. 24li
Classcn boulevard, entertained tn,
L'Art Drama,iQue club at o'clocl
luncheon Yesterday at the home OF tn,
former, Mrs. L. J.. Daugher,y and Mr.
K. V. II. DreSbach assisting the host
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08
NeuMals' Congress
Develops Obstacle

BUENOS AIRES, June s-The ap.
ptoach Of the time for the meeting Of
the proposed congress Of neu,tals OF
the American continent has caused
wide discussion of the project incident
10 which it is declared in the press
that the Argentine government IL per.
picked because OF the re,icence OF
other countries
Much attention has Aeen attracted
to the conference between the minis
terS ~ Mexico, Colombia and Peru
and presiden, lrogoyen II is said
the ministers demanded that the ptesi-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08

signed the guaranty contract which
will make possible a large list OF at
fractions between June q and July 4
The following officers have been
elected President, Edmund Franu
vice president, K. W Shaw, secre-
tary ] d Minton. A &. Smith, II.
Southard and X NJ. Elam head the
committees in charge OF the publicity
and grounds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08
COLLEGE BOYS At
ENID TO HARVEST
Washington Lads to Aid Ok
Iahoma With 1917 Crop,

ENID, Okla. June s--(Special)-
SiSty-two college boys, between II
and p years old arrived here yester
day direct from Washington, D. {,
to help Oklahoma farmers harves,
their wheat crop The boys were un.
der the direction Of Rev, Father John
O'GradY, instructor in economics at
the Catholic university. Washington,
d. c They formed part of the
band of 200 men sent to kingiiSher
county yesterday by Frank Feget, OF
Enid, superintendent Of the state free
employment bureau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08
Rain win Halt
Wheat Harvest

ENID, Okla, June s-(speeial)- -
A rain storm, accompanied by high
wind and hail began here abou, 4
o'clock yesterday continued in,ermit-
lenlly for an hour Some OF the hail
stones measured an inch b diameter
Un Worcester, weather observer,
stated ,ha, liitle damage had been
done the wheat in thi, part Of the
state. Abou, one inch OF rain fell. The
storm will cause farmers to della,
harvesting a few DAYS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08

VI in honor OF Miss Myrtle Brewer
and DR. Edward + Allen,
whose marriage is one OF the interest
ing events in society next week, was
the dinner last evening at the home oi
Mr. and Mrs. Horace - Chandler, j07
West Nineteenth street A large DreS-
den basket OF Dorothy Perkins roses
on white lace over blue satin formed a
lovely ccntcrplccc for the dinner table
From tins ccntcrpiece 10 each plate
stretched alternate band, Of pink and
blue satin ribbons, pink and blue being
the color motif OF the dinner Danny
cupldS formed the place cards The
guests were Miss Brewer and DR. Allen
Judge and Mrs. Phil ID Brewer, Miss
Lucille Rcbecoa Couch Of Magnolia
Ark, Miss Helen AlnSworth OF Nc
AleSttr and Miss Ruth Chandler Mrs
Ella Surratt a,SLStcd Mrs Chandler
\ y "
The Right Reverend Francis Key
Brooke and Mrs Brooke entertained at
dinner last night at the Lec-luckins
hotel, honoflng the Right Reverend
Sidney Catin Partridge D d, oi
Kansas City who is here to attend the
school OF missions Their guests were
the Very Reverend Frederick J Bate
and Mrs Bate, Mr. and Mrs X ! Ed
wards and Mr. and Mrs Henry + Asp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08
39c Stamped Scarf, 25c

Stamped on art crash in cross
stitch butterfly design and conyen-
tiondl design Two sizes, 1898 and
l8x45 inchc, A Saturday special IN
the Art Section.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08

a century ago several Americans he
gan the building OF a Submrln, boat
with an idea oi using II IN an attempt
to rescue Napolean from st Helena
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08
Have You Seen the Aluminium Demonstration ?

J9c For Stewpan worth ooc-Holds IA
quarts and will probably never again be
offered at SOC
CSC For S2i0 Windsor Stew Kettle -
Holds quarts and has not been offered
by the Wear Ever" people at anything
like this low price in many month. Lid
with every kettle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08
Citizens Sign
For Chautauuua

ENID, Okla. June S-tSpeoial)--
A chautauqua iut this city was as
sured yesterday when Enid citizens
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08

The newest bat'lt.hips OF the United
States navy carry slN,y.ive officer,
aud crew Of between l,lO0 and | 2n
men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08

Lady Maidstone. noted as one OF the
most beautiful Of British peercsses, may
hear any day that she has become a
widow Her husband, Nlsoount Maid
stone, IS serving at the front as a cap
tain OF infantry Before her marriage
she was Margurc'ta Drexcl, only
daughter Of Anthony Drcxcl OF Lon
don.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08

92.os For 5-Quart Sheet Teakettle, worth
N.so-A rare value in a kettle
sie For Saucepan-Wor,h 81
osc For Preserving Kettle-Worth Sls5.
Special discount on all "Wear-Ever"
Saturday-the last day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08
79c Bath Towel for SEC

Stamped on extra heavy material
vlh pink, blue or yellow background;
simple design, and edges for crochet.
A Saturday special in the Art Section
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08
Wall Papers

Beautiful Varnish Gold Papers arc in
expensive paper giving the effect OF pa
per twice its value in the best OF designs
l25c and lsc value. Special at &c roll.
For Bedrooms, Halls, Living Room Ef-
fect-with,n the reach OF all at these won
derful low prices; l2I5c values. Special
7c roll Borders, &c and Sc yard,
Ingram Pspets-The 30-inch kind hand
some finish, less seams, good for picture
drapes sure to please landlord and tenant
A hlc value Special loc roll.
Border, 7c to ioc yard.
All wall papers shown in our daylight
salesroom on the fifth floor
Workmen furnished
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08
Bathing Suits

Complete showing OF Jerseys, wool and
cotton. trimmed in band or soutache
braid, at $3.50 and $3.50.
Waterproof Drill Bathing Suits at q
and s2So-Navy and black drill with
striped band trimmings
Jersey Tunks-Back, in Sizes 90 to 10;
az csc to $3.50
Children's Bathing Suits-At 500 to
S22S.
Silk Bathing Suits-In navy and black
al sl2SO.
Black Tafieu Bathing Suits at so7s-
Chiffon taiieta strap sleeves; shocking
TO form iullheSS hcltcd models
Black Faille Silk-White buttons and
silk trimmings, box pea,ed models, &7s
Navy Blue Mohair Bathing Suits -
Trimmed IN white tights included, at q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08

Mrs John Potts, l7l6 West Second
street, was hostess to the Arbutus club
yesterday the high club score being
made by Mrs Joe Marsh and Mrs /. T..
Lindley Mrs Max Spoil was a special
guest The club met on Tuesday also
with Mrs A. l.. lookhat,. 1918 West
First street, for Red Cross sewing.
when Mrs. Harry pallady Of Ardmore
was a guest The next meeting Of the
club is June rs. with Mrs George Jul.
len, l2lS Yves, Main street.
n. \
Miss Mayme Barnett OF Huntsville,
Ala, Is the guest OF Mrs. Pauline Let
etman, SlS West Eighteenth street
y
Mr., and Mrs. +. d. Bearly and fam
lily, III West Twentieth street and
Mrs. S +. Babcock, 90 West Fifth
street, left Thursday morning for a
motor trip TO Lone Elm. Kan. They
will also vsi, other points in Kansas
remaining abou, three weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08

The w. s. club gave a picnic Wed
nesday at Wheeler park in honor OF
Mrs, {. J. Davenport OF Sapulps, Other
guests were Mrs w. q. Shaifer and
Mrx Maud Su,,b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-08
BY Aletha Barr Taft.

BY Aletha Barr Taft.
~ NE OF the most beautiful IN the
II J pre- cuuptial events being given
VI in honor OF Miss Myrtle Brewer
and Dr Edward + Allen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-05
I'll SamfunOels 4,rGiifr.

Ia Ser MI life er lenge til 9ipt
aar, pil m gerae l5ope BOP til Al
minoe ON ben 9%eitemmelie, ser ble5
al Qarsmeoet i Neennb. 4
ira gtptnar 1918 nraa %rRiter Of
|99rere ioripobeitille o. betale Tor
pore 8laOe": og iamtioig beuitiller
oi Denliglt, at man / 2ebet al De.
cenlber - og Tor Sltletraplbeoens
.SfuI0 BELT iaa mart ion mllligt
- tager 8eilutninBen iii Sslge oq
~inOienoer 9eitiIing enten meo 5or
ifuosbetuling eller meO 9enlpnoi
gelie til at opfere 9elsbet paa
aonto. 4bonnementsprilerne er 10
iom fsIger:
Ganiferen per Anrga1g $l.50
u4bl.~ og D. II. g." LOO.
ogbl.~ og Gle g. g." 80.
gu fan Der pei opre Dem, ser
life i1nes ON bernie 9eitemmelle,
og iom pil 6eooe, at 8reiterne, Der
10 pitterligt maa gre BET peient
IigIte 4rbeioe for 9luoenes lto6re.
belle, bsr 6aoe oeres Blade irit.
Do BET Spn fnn maaife opre be.
nof. Wen lao os iaa bu.
lie, at oenne og lignenoe 9eitem-
err tnget iom Sfriot til at
.orebDgoe l1noerifn0 oeO 8la0enes
16gioeIie og oeraf flpoen0e np@9lO.
Sor Den enfelte fan oct life 6etDoe
,et meget, men iarnlet 6elsber BET
ig til en- mielig Gum, Der nof Dil
mprfes / glnoenes Statis.
Og ga oct nh engnng er en-
5nmfunOsOeotp9t, iaa lao ben BIZ
,e fuIgt, inotil pi ier os | StonO
il at iptte noget beore / Steoet
Jolf, Der life 9nier bets egne
sope, bar ingen 5remtio for Jig.
SpIoer oct mon life ogioa ct Gam.
5aniib 9nt6eran gmbl. 6Duie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-05

Slt0ans 9efolfning. Den engel.
ife Hegerings aImanaf angioer iflg.
oWibl." oct engelite Suoans Be
f%oIfning til 2,939,OO0, Ddiur fife
iberegnet. Nae0 oenne Bropins, iom
iioen er bleoen lagt til, og iom
bar en- 8efolfning al 100000, oil
0et engelife Sltoans 9efolfnittg tpae
omfring 3,t39.000. af oisie er
1866 900 9eoninger og 1888, 900
Nltbanmeoanere. Neo andre Orb,
AZ 8rocent er 5eoninger, og So
Grocent er W~1tbammeodnere. Og
Ser fol life fin6es en- eneite Bro
bins, 6por oe mubnnmeoanife &gb.
memo life mere eller minore bar
trengt Jig ieennem.