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The evening world., 1917-08-17

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there
haFuf tfitrhfi YssfeFfaF annaunarf
fhf annuluiugnf q NiIiInn IiIau
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are nepuhiicans
The evening world., 1917-08-17
NAVAL ORDER BARS
SHIPS FROM SOUTH
HALF OF FL.L.S SOUND
Prohibition Against Approach
ing Shore Mystifies Marine
Men.

Shipping circles here were greatly
mystinOd to-day by an order from
Rear Admiral Nathaniel II. Usher,
oommandant Of tho Brooklyn Navy
Yard. prohibiting all vessels navigat-
ing In Long Island Sound from ap-
preaching the southern shore. The
order oompels all vessels TO keep to
the northward OF a line drawn
through the middle of the Sound.
Navy Yard offlcials were reticent
regarding tho order. but remarked
that within a few days tho reason
would be generally known. The Or
der Affects all the passenger steam
ers from Maine. Boston, Bridgeport
and other ports to the northwards
These boats must keep well up to the
Connecticut shore. and a score OF pa
troll boats cruising In the Sound have
been instructed to see that the naval
order Is strictly complied with.
1t Is rumored along the water front
that tho order has been issued "a
cover tho movement of troops to and
from Long Island. No confirmation
however can bo obtained from the
navy officials.
The northern half OF the Sound Il
better adapted to navigation than the
southern half" smilingly observed O
navy offioer. THE Connecticut shor,
has better lights than the Ions
Island shore and navigation will mo-
be delayed tn the slightest. In a few
days the reason for the restriction
will be known"
In his order Admiral Usher states
that all vessels navigating Ions
Island Sound, until further orders
will be required TO keep north OF 1
line drawn from the whlstllng buo,
lust south Of Cornfield Light vesse
to the buoy south OF Middle Groun'
Light, Stratford Shoal. thence I,
Eaton Neck. Any vessel violating
this order will be summarily deal
with.
The evening world., 1917-08-17
WALL STREET

Unusual activity In u. s. Industrial
alcohol marked the first hour OF trad
ing to-day. Opening at l62. which was
quarter OF point under yesterdays
close. the bears began to daily with the
Issue. The first fifteen minutes FOUND
It bobbing around In quotations OF one
eighth and one-auarter. Then the real
raid began and the price struck off in
rapid strides. dropping to l55 for a low
mark.
Delaware q Hudson Company shares
fell below i03% to-day. a level only oncs
before reached in the company's long
history. The break was the striking
feature of the days stock market. Al
the beginning OF the year this stock sold
above 1b0, and yesterdays closing price
was iOsr. Delaware q Hudson has
been under intermittent pressure fot
several months. The oompany's earn
ings. have been disappointing, bat -four
dividends OF 2h per cent, payable In
quarterly instalments. were declared
early in the year.
The evening world., 1917-08-17
NO SUCH WORD As
EXEMPTION KNOWN
TO I|M MURRAY
lis Sister Wanted DO kecp
Him Behind. bat Hes
Gong With the Cmvi.

Ne ons svsr quss,ionsd ths us'iis
- iIm Nurrsg - Ne sit Wet
Tveniy fourth eiF-et- A. any -
ne orgsd over in ths siriniiY -
Eisvsnih Asenus ana thsy'i tel ~
iois - ihinrs al,oui Jtul's tvo-nstsd
shiniy 'Hpunki" We'll. saY. thars
iim's middis nsms. And Jim ivi =
10 kno~n to-day that he's no
siaeksf Hs's Eoihs ''oveF thsre."
ana hs's going vita = lot moFs u the
bunch up around the wet side
Jlm'a sister Mary. VINO lives over IN
Jersey City with her littis family. de-
oided that her s,aiwart brothsTs
duty was 90 remain a. home. despite
the fact that hia numbar was selected
In the draft and the Exemption
Hoard found him physically perfect
Sister Mary told the board that
Jim'a presence AZ home was neces-
sAfy because Of the number depend
oni upon him.
Jim wrote 10 Roscoe r. conkling.
Dtputy Attorney General In charge Of
the draft. and stated that his family
did not need hlS help aud that he
wanted 20 bo a soldier. Mr.. Conk-
ling sent Jim a wire reading; "Your
letter received. / would like TO shake
hands with you. You represent the
real American spirn. II can help
you. call here personally and insist on
seeing me"
"lf Jim has made up his mind 20
go he's going. and that's all there
IL about IT," said William Murray,
an older brother. Hes needed at
home. but II Jim has enough spunk
TO go to France I'm with him. II
Jim goes it means a double load for
me, but IN gladly do the extra duty.
We don't want any slackers in this
family. There's a lot of the lads that
Jim goes about with who have been
drafted and Jim isn't going 70 stay
behind whom they 10 away. Why,
he wouldn't be able to look any OF
them In the eye again.
We've got a father over seventy
years old TO take care OF. Our sister
Mary over in Jersey City has a hus-
band, IL is true. but he Is In bad
health and Is liable 10 go at any
time. Mary has three children, the
eldest but six and they are depend
ent upon Jim and myself. But
| guoRs Jim's got to 20. I'm not GO
ing to stand in his way. I'll do the
extra work and take care OF the
| bunch"
Jim Murray, or James c. Murray
as he was named, liz thirty years old
and works In a fur house at No
129 West Twenty-ninth Street.
do you think I'll be classed with O
j lot OF birds in this town who don't
want TO go when they are called ?'
remarked Jim Murray. "A dozen oi
my pals are going and I'm goinl
with them. They need n few husky
Irishmen over there to lick the Ger.
mans"
1t looks as though Jim Murray will
have his way. The bunch say hi
usually does.
The evening world., 1917-08-17
LONG ISLAND R. R.
REFUSEDRIGHT TO
DOOSTLOCALFARE
service Board Rejects Plea for
io-Ceni Rate f0 East New
Yofk Stations.

Ths puhiie esrvios Caunis.ion a..
qsF Fsfussa a. IsfmH ths l.sna lsl.
snt hailreaa Company % inrreass iis
fafes ffum nfs a. tsn oen1 hsivsrn
ne flatbuaA Avsnus aaa 49, Nee
iefk ststioaa. bsth In nrookiyn
commiaaionsf Hefsey. Who has
made a study u ths transit situation.
moved a. deny the coutpanys ~
qussis To-days aeticn h = victory
foF ths thousands ~ Brookiyniies
~ho have fourht against attempts %
double thsif commutation rates.
TIE Long Island RAiiroad contend
% that the flve-csnt faro ratss wers
'non-eompenaatory for the scrvioo
rendered and burdensoms and osafis-
oAtory under eHisting conditional
During the hoarinEs counsel for the
Pablie Service Commission got Off-
ciais Of tho railroad 10 admit that
they wanted 10 discourage local trAf-
fie on the Atlantic division.
In an opinion submitted by Com
miasioner whitney. and which forms
the bAaia of to-day's decision. he saysl
Tho evidence shows that the pas
sanger traffic At tho Railroad Ave-
nae, Warwick street and East New
York stations has greatly increased
In recent yeara. with a corresponding
lncroass In receipts and that very
large increase In traffic at the Rail-
ROAD Avenue station followed tho re-
duction OF the faro from ten cents to
five cents."
The following notice that % must
soon Eivo better service on the local
route within brooklyn n served on
the Long Island.
SHOULD the present dense traffic
Increase proportionAtely In the future
AZ traffic has Increased In the past.
the company will have 70 consider
the desirability OF departing from the
present effort 10 operate trains on
the Atlantic Avenue Division upon a
trunk line railroad and adopt the
plan Of. operation OF n rapid transit
line on an interval basis, with trains
running at such frequency as the
track capacity and terminal facilities
OF the line will permit"
The evening world., 1917-08-17
POSLAM ExCELS
IN CONQUERING
worst ECZEMA

That results should show overnight,
Is a great deal to expect Of any skin
Remedy-except Poslam. But Poslam
differs from all other remedies Ia
possessing healing energy in a more
concentrated and more active form.
That is the reason why In stubborn
Eczema 1t shortens the time of treat
ment and drives away many minor
troubles before they become serious.
1t is a pacifying balm to angry
irritated surfaces.
PIE write, to Emergency Labora-
tories, 243-5 West 47th ST., New York.
Urge your skin to become clearer,
fresher, better by the daily use OF
POslam Soap, medicated with POSlam'
-Advt.
The evening world., 1917-08-17

deaths than all other foodstuffs put
together.
How should milk be cared for in
the homer MIX should not be allowed
TO stand out OF doors. but should be
taken in as soon as II Is delivered.
I'm the home milk should be kept
cold, clean and covered. II part OF the
milk in a bottle Is used. do not replace
the paper stopper. but place a clcan
tumbler over the neck of the bottle
and at once replace In the ice chest
Never let the milk bottle stand
around.
Have a special place In the coldeat
part of the Ice chest for the milk bet
ties. Tho best way is to have the
bottle touching the Ice.
dip milk Is milk dipped from a
can. 1t Is also called bulk milk MIX
Is often sold In this way at grocery
stores and small shops.
THE best qualities OF milk are never
sold In bulk. but always in individual
bottles. Dip milk is. therefore, pretty
sure to be the poorest grade.
milk should never be placed in n
bottle that has not been dlsinfected
by scalding with boiling water. Milk
bottles should not be taken into the
sick room. They should never be
used for any other purpose than to
hold milk
They should always be rlnsed in
cold water and then thoroughly
washed and scalded before they are
returned to the mIlkman. Never
take milk from dairyman who does
not disihfect his milk bottles with
boiling water or steam.
''Ten billion gallons OF milk a year
are used In this country alone; this
would make a lake large enough to
float a navy. Only about one
quarter of this vast amount is used
as milk: the other three quarters 10
into butter and cheese. Each person
in the United States uses on an aver
age about half a pint of milk a day."
The following contributions to the
Milk for Children Fund are &C
knowledRed:
The evening world., 1917-08-17
Just Apply This Paste
and the Hairs Vanish
(Helps to Beauty

"A safe, reliable home treatment for
the quick removal of superfiuous hairs
from your face or neck is as follows,
Mix a stiff paste with some water and
powdered delatone, apply to objection
able hairs and after 2 or o minutes
rub of, wash the skin and the hairs
are gone. This simple treatment is
unfailing and no pain or inconven-
ience attends its use. but to avoid dis
appointment be certain you get
genuine delatone.--Adyt
The evening world., 1917-08-17
O'LOUGHLIN PLANS FULL
THIRD TICKET IN BROOKlYh
Starts Revolt Against McCooey-
Asked to Organize Peoples
Non-PartiSan League.

County Register Edward T. o'Lough-
lin of Brooklyn has started a revolt
against John Mccooey. the Tammany
deputy in that borough. He was Of
fered by McCooey a denomination to a
lob that pays $4,000 a year and to
which he has been elected three times
He wanted the nomination for Borough
PresIdent and was not only turned down
in that ambition but was dropped off
the slate.
Mr.. o'Loughlin announced to-day,
through Edmund o'Connor. Commits
sioner OF Records, his administrative
lieutenant In politics. that he already
has the signatures OF 200 independent
Democrats OF BROOKLYN who are willing
The evening world., 1917-08-17
FRECKLE-FACE
sun s.s wsrd Bsins ou, Usi, sp.,.
ftsu - Renuss fssily.

Hsfs = . ehsrrs, Mis- ffsslis fscs.
a. fry = fsiss,ly fef ffsskles 9Th ths
nuaFantss ~ = Ffiiallis dfsirf that u
uill net cesi ysu = Isenny snlsss q -.
moves tke frrrklrti vfiis Y u does
Hits yon . eieaf CuIupisainn ths "a
prnae is trihinn
Simply Fei an cunes ~ othins-
deuhls strrnfth -from any druggist
and = fes spFlicsiisns shsuld shsv
yea hos easy u Il o. I'D yourself u
ths homeiy fFccklsf and set q btaa-
tiful cpmplesian. Rarely h more than
one euncr needed for the worst case
he sure 90 ask the druggist for the
douhle strength othins, a. this is the
prescription sold under guarantee of
money bach N n fails 10 remove
frerhles Adst.
The evening world., 1917-08-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Now Earning Good Dividends

Oklahoma earning good dividend
capital stock Of eoooo ell common fully paid and
value 81. ~ ,r....
Companys County property leo
ase psodSton ncKs Sand n
the Deutcher
150 These been
the
production profit 1900 daily
further building refinery
eompa
The evening world., 1917-08-17


advice from the
well known an-
thority Milton ,.
Rosenau. Profess
sor Of Preventive
Medicine and Hy-
Eiene OF Harvard
Univor sity. He
says;
MIX II respon-
sible for more
.l.L.aa. - A-.
The evening world., 1917-08-17
Expert Gives Advice 10 Those
Aided by Milk for Chill
dren Fund.

EueFS pcaHv stn b. ssod gos a.
psFoAass ~ Wak
No fas,1V ssH h. paHpsnFcd
Tie uak utn b. deiipercd direct bl
fhs aak ssaH o. fhr LoptG
The evening world., 1917-08-17
Bv Sophie Irene Loeb.

Some valuable advice IL urged upon
who are securing milk
hrOugh The Evening World'n Fund
The evening world., 1917-08-17
Neglect in Care of MIX
In the Home May Make H
Most Dangerous of Foods
WHAT A LITTLE MONEY CAN DO
TO SUPPLY CHILDREN WITH MILK

80 80 r-.va' %. s.ia -,A s.in ~ y az.
ts @osss.
ts ! maptss
esho eNeeS 70 hILk Fuho. asahiNo woRLo.
The evening world., 1917-08-17

Aa.=..:-.,I. 3, q. ss,Ai E.I !. z z, a, =
sssnSf. n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

3. 5. 9~itoiig.
g. e. Mon merer, Of ri er ca.
$1,000 ~lllt6epIfe Nenigbeoer ldnn'
menIliittet / arbeioet for SOIodter'
mes 8eIfpr0 MI UNDER arigen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
8. ut ct ioooant oiOtitraft sr.

8. pit ct iaooant oiotitraft Ar.
beiOe ior oore u1ge MenO, inofalot
/ Ser o9 6laaoe, oil tOite noaet,
oct er en SelUiel8e. 9aa port Or
ganiiationalleOe bleu oct beiluttet
at ioripDe at faa % Gents al ct.
.9oert foniirmeret 0te0lem I'll 0pt.
.HinJ a ll0Biiterne, men pua port
.ii0ite 0tsoe 6leu oct beillttet at
iorisge at iaa $1.00 al boer, Oa
.pi Dil be9eoe ca. 2,500,000.00 til
bette arbeiOc. aIcne 0t1e Qtiniite.
'rium OF 9ermipIuania" 0aOoe isrit
beIlrttet at in0ianple $150,0O0.0O,
men nh oil oe forisge at iaa $780,
600 90. 1ette 0tiriiterium er 10
tim ct 0iitrift al o@eneral @oun.
loil". 81 / port 5%anrfunO maa %.
iaa gsre noget / iaa 9eltieenoe for
pore inofolote unge Dt9no.
llnoer 5orbanoIingen ON 5no'
ianlingeH al Yenge til port Git
6eiOe 6olot Or. 8. u. @eller, 9re-
lioent Tor fbe o0tiniiterillm OF
gennipluania" en- glimrenoe Gale
ON 9rpiternes lloueligbeo til at
inoiamle Eenge til ct iaa0ant Sore
tagenoe. 0ous Oro par iterfc,
men life for iturfe moo iaaOaane,
Iiom mener, at BET er mere ann'
0eliQt at ioriemme oeres Bllgt
geo enchanting al 4cn8e til ar'
6eiOet uoen ior Oeres lofole DE
nigbeo, enc oet er at orioe paa for
at iaa Dem inc. @uos Riges ar'
beiOe / oct beIe taget lioer aarlt9
ubure LAB paa 8run0 al i%aaoanne
9rpiters 9i8egplOigbeo og paata.
act Handicapped. Sea eniteoe bare.
at oisie al pore Frp1ter, iom Mar
eiter aar meoer rem til 9torsmsoet
uoen at 6ape giort oeres 9ligt meo
Semipn til Su6inmIingen al 9i'
Drag til Dor StoIe, fpnoe baoe bert
bette uomerfeoe 5oreOrag.
Wiere ienere.
W2e6 brooerlia Silienl
Goers Heprpi entont
3. 5. 8tlofig.
g. Q. Man mener, at oi er ca.
5000 lttberIte N~enigbeoer liant
menIluttet / @rbeioet for Solodter'
mes 8eIfpro MI UNDER arigen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
National entbclau
Commission f0r Soloiers
anb Sail 8fs We!fare

b0l0t O3e0e ben u. Ropenber !
vSolp Srinitp" airfen, SO ct. %
Central 9arf g9eit. Dette par oct
ferIte Ws0e al Commissioner iioet
0ens Organization. 5 0tellemti-
Den bar oens etiefittiOe aontite
5olOt ct Par Dteoer. 8enne Sang
.6auoe ale litberife Salniuno / De
~foreneoe Stater lnOet Jig %reprmien'
tere pe0 cen eller Here (@ommiS'
iioners) &eprGientanter. 5aoleoeS
par General Council repreIenteret
pe0 A Commissioners, General ~
moo reprpIenteret oe0 A, SDnoo OF
SSotpa ono other Stateg repr9ien-
peo I. limited Donfi5 9ut6eran
r%eprplenteret peo /, 8anff 2ittberan
repreienteret oco I, T6e Spnooi'
cal Conference repreienteret peo B.,
gsornegian 2utberan G6urcb re-
prnIenteret peo 2, Limited 5Dnoo,
Sout6 repreienteret Deo 9, Soint
y st ouoet Oro ON Bait. Grill
On liae Winoefrans", nlan 81 pan
al ploosman9el laoe berte
iii n9ite Sang. Neo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

Or. Sobn e. 9ui6nea, 9rpit
peo 8olD lrinitp 2lrtberan 96urcb,
9(uguitu, Georgia, Ser i fIereDtao-
neoer bar en- aftio o9 beIOig Pr
beioer bfanot So1oaterne / Camp
Soncocf, 0g0e plir6ieli9 uf Sierte'
Ilaa Sen t3. Rooember, bpilfet Il.
qes at baoe 6i6rsrt ira Operilelie
for at nou et Sernbonetog ! ben
Seniigt at naa frem i Si0e til
Sol1tb Carolina Spno0es 4obnings.
lesion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

5 6orbinoelie meo Ouenitaaenoe
fan posien0e meooeles, at llniteo
States er i Serb meo at isie Here
Sunoreo S1tiinoe IONS til Den
Strsm al 8ompifibe. lom isrer
ameritanife trooper og bringer
8oripning iii De 4lliereoe ooer 5ooet.
nnoerbanolinger meo RorOeltropas
neutraIe 2dnoe og Sopan er reIuls
teret /, at Der err opnnaet tonnage,
Tom oil gaa / 0irefte Transatlantic
Start, og at amerifanife Sfibe oil
blipe friqipet til iamne GieneIte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

On NO Organization, unoer 9taD.
net ,9utberan BROTHERHOOD OF ame-
rica", er nplig bleoen inforporeret
| 9es Moines, ga, og bar no.
qibet i'm &onititution % ARTICLES
of Incorporation" meo mere /
4amfletform. Zen OpgaDe, Orga-
niIotionen bar iat Jig, er at Doe
8iitano og Ststte / arigsarbeioet
/ pi0eIt muIig ltoitrpfning unoer
,Ebe National 2utberdn Gommiss
fion for Soloiers dnO Sailors'"
2eoelie. Organiiotionen er life
inno0iIf og national ! lin uoltr9ts
ming. Belegaterne, iom Dor npr-
ppren0e, reprGientereoe otte ndtto.
male lutberIfe Samfuno: General
Council, @eneralIpnooen, SDnooe-
fonferencen, Zen norIf lutberIfe Sir.
fe | 4merica, Den norlfe 5rifirte,
Zen foreneoe oanife airfe. Soma
fpno6en og Soint Spmooen Of Obio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

Zen befenote 4lftomobilfabri-
FAINT og 6reospen Senrp 5oro bar
itilIet tine tore 6abrifsanleg til &e-
eeringens Sieneite for at fremme
Sffbsbpggeriet. &egeringen bar ia.
oct imoo bans Silbuo. 9ette betrog-
tes al mango @mbeosmpn6 fom BET
betpoeIigite Sfrfot, Ser er taget /
@etning Of at gennemisre amerifas
Sfibsbpgningsproqram 90 5oros
Silbuo oiIer, at bon fife er Sen
of yGSre6 for erhoer Rris."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
4nssaenoe Sroteiten.

0oro 8atoto areoS bar paa it
6 teraarsmeoe %peotnget at feHoe
en- 9rotelt til 8ireffionel ior 10.
Nib 2lrt6. 4iibl. Sorie, ior6i ben
Bar beitemt, at Der ifaI betales for
9efenotgsrelier al Risiionsmsoer,
.iom optages i ben for. @irfes Wa.
ae. protelten blep ienot prioot til
Gireftionens Sefreter og al BAN
til 6ens 5~ornlano. Den flnoe 10
JON ioaSan tiene Dem til llnoerret
ming. Den 0a groteiten MI ogldn
er oiientIi9giort &c y0anIferen"Nr
49,, iaa bar Direftionens 5ormano
.anmooet mig ON at ionre o'fentlt1t
.poo Den.
3erit mao ieg oa ii9e, at bet
forefonmer mig nforfldrligt, at
man proteiterer MOB ct 0Spareip.
item, iom 0ireftionen er fonnten
mo paa". Deriom ben baooe eos.
let, ga piloe oct bope pPret | i'm
Or0en at gore S%n0ii1elie; men er
ber @runo til at proteitere moo at
.ipare2 8i oeo, boor boarot oct er
at iao Yen9eiagerne ueo port 5sr.
lngsforretning til at bolancere
ia 9i0til bar oct life funnel lace
Tia agre - Di pe0, lbpor fe6e oi
CT al at 6gre Oil 0ens GPlospolter
oe0 garsme0erne og oct er nofiom
befenot, at Eriien paa Mnterialier
90 ligeleoes gr6eiosl6nnen er tie.
get ganife betpoeligt; Der nlan beta.
les .arigspriier" ooer aft; for iaa
al biplpe en- lille Smule pna Sno.
tpgterne / 0%prtiOen bar Direftio.
men fattet omtalte 9eilutning, MOB
ser proteiteres. SfulOe man
6noe uentet oet2
8roteten ipnes iaa nle9et mere
At Dere uiorflarIig, Jon pen oreier
iig ON Ell forbolosois n%6etpoelig
llOgfit ior Menig6eoerue, meoens
man fer bort ira, at 9efenOtgereI.
Iernes Detailing fan nof 6ringe
l~Sorretniugen nogen SnOtpgt. %
oa oct er en- aeusgerning, at ian
ut iige allie andre 9Iooe, banOe
oerOslige os firfeIige, iorlanaer
BoOtgerelie ior aOertisiementer,
ifal oo port Samfmos
Blade 0anne en- llnotagelie ira Den
Man gIemmer life, at oe,a
.na eoOt Iom ale irOgiUes meo LAB.
5i6Itc 9(or bar Ger $t,249.4t paa
aommer Den 9i6 = % Den Diloe
mart oprinoe, oeriom oi ale efter.
'om Dor 5orpIiatelIe mob bore
Blade - oa De fan pare fig %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12
fra Batter 6homna0 6rias
fioite 9age.*)

0amIferens 29iere er l1Oen Guipl
allereOe un0erretet ON, al Bat.
@uomIllo Grill beniou title i ell
9Iloer al 90 9lur Den q. 9aoU. 81
baooe oite beoet 9erren gioe bam
Ell 6Iio % title Sno9ang til oct
eoi9e 9ib, naar 9i0eliernes Do8e
pore omme. Serren gao, boaO pi
baO0e be0et bam orn.
llnoer Aarsme0et / 9eeenab bus.
ie0e S%iostraften op for iiolte Sang.
@l90en oOer at o9re lamnlen me0
ioa mango galnle % nDe 8enner GAP
@egemet iornpet 8roit % l0bol.
%oenbeO; men ioa mart ban tom biem
falot ban after iamnen % bleO
ite0ie 0aarligere.
Zen IS. September reiite ban
igen til Hodeiter, 0tinn., boor S9-
gerne ifafieOe bam 2inOring %
gau 5am fornpet 9aab ON 0elbre
0elie; men oct pareoe life l9n9e,
ior Dan after 6lep Oaarligere. sra
20. Oftober mnatte ban ita0i8 boloe
Sengen % fnnoe life tage Npritg
al nogen Slags, finn oct rene
8al1o. Smerter, 0pfaitning al Sal
De bueranOen Gag; iom Si0en off
oitere meO fun nogle faa Iimers
Wellemrlum. 9por maatte Del frai-
tige Segeme li0e me8et, isr ban
opgao ann0en.
Sp9eleiet bIeo Ell SeluprsoeIiens
1io, life uoen Mterfe % 2niGgtd
Ter, men - ono ugre Iopet -
8roen paa 9erre1s uiorifplote 9taa.
oe ieireoe meO @lpOe % 6reo /
Ell julio @enaioeIie / @uO5 &Ilie.
Ge, Der BAR fenOt Faitor Grill,
bar fen0t ban JONI Den ilOerliae
% barnIiee 9rooer t arttus. Get
baruli8e ifsnne % inoerlige i Jons
8pien blep mere iremtrGoenoe gen
mem bans SpgOom. vi Ierte banl
at fenoe iom en- f9r 9roOer, en-
nofPr W urlig Vteoarbejoer, %
ban pnnOt iig en- life lille Ben
nefreos i beg9e 1tenig9eoerne
@alipaca, bpor 1an lnnge oil Ido.
mes, % nj bnnber, at 6er iremoe.
les mao blioe 6rugt al bans Ser
ming.
San ~efterloo Sipitru % ipo
gsrn, ser begr9oer 5abet al ell
iieloen ifsn 6~omilieiaoer, Der Tor
ltoo at oeltaee meo Dem / oercs
forIfelIige Snteresier % oeroeo be.
pare Den bierteli9e 6ortroligbeo.
8egrooelien iamot 5teo Ben 80.
Rop. ira 5elIigaanos airfe, Der
DOG par alt for lrlle til at rumme
Den itore Sfare al Ntenneifer, ION
oar fommen ira nor % ilern. alt
meo Senipn til 9eeraOelien baooc
ban oronet l9nge isr lin 0so.
Nj 9rplterne fom s. Ot. Ollen.
an6ers &anien, $. 9tielien, ". q.
anOrealen, u. y. 9teoe, u. 5.
8ing % u. 8onoo. De to iiolt.
neunte talte peo bans 8aare ben
bolospis poa 0anif % @nBellt.
llnoerteBneoe ililtteOe nreo nogle
faa Oro o. ~iorretteoe 5oropaafa-
itelie.
9nitor @rills camille FAR beoet
mig bermeo al brin8e oeres bier
telige 5af til Zen ioreneOe airfe
for Den imuffe arans, iom port
Samiunos 5ormono loo lpg9e pan
bans @rab.
@no peliign bans Ueinoe ibianot
osl G0ers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

MGrf: I'll bette Gr. bar oi moo
ta9et iao mango 5noienoeIier, at
hi mart bar nof til at fplOe et
g9r. mere. 0erior er ri ngot til
at looe oente, 6oao ri mener belt
fan pente uoen at tQbe oerpeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-12-12

Naar Leserne henvender sig til Folk,
som averterer i Bladet, enten for at
kobe hos dem eller for at faa Oplysning
sm det averterede, bedes de altid ON
tale. at de saa Avertissementet | dette
Blad. bet vii we're til gensidig Ststte.