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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-07-06

For Infants and Children
IN Use For Over 80 Years
Always bears ~ -
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Misses Robbie Aven, Ora Gee and
Lucille Fulmer were delegates to the
Missionary Conference in Grenada
last week.
Mr.. Granville Martin, of Rome,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Tindall, of Lee
land, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
C. O. Aven.
Miss Annabel Hughes, accompan-
led by Miss Allen, passed through
Holcomb Tuesday enroute to Oxberry
where they will hold a "Short Course
for the benefit of the canning club
girls. u,
Messrs. R. v. Mason, N. D. Will
liams. H. D. Webb, Albert Fulmer,
and Richard Mason spent Sunday in
Graysport.
Miss Katie Hall, of Grenada, is Wis
ting friends in Holcomb this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Drummer, Miss Mar
tin and Lyon, Of P%ittsboro, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Martin
Thursday.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-07-06
NeWs Over the County

Misses Mode and Motto Wolfe
spent one night recently with Misses
Nolie and Irene Written.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Written and
mother, Mrs. w. NJ. Little, spent SUM-
day in Rosebloom, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. R. D. Buchanan.
Messrs. Joe Mitchell, of Grenada,
and Neal Wolfe, of Rosebloom, were
visitors at the home of Mr.. j. c..
Written Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Wiley Lee Bailey and En-
NETT Thomas, Of Tatum, were recent
visitors here. .
Mr.. Willie Lance, of Paul, was a
visitor here Saturday night and Sum-
day.
Mr.. Allen Written, of Paul, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with his
cousins, the Misses Written.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-07-06

The Sentinel would appreciate a
correspondent from all the surround
ing communities. Have your town or
community represented in our news
columns. 1t will not only serve to
help us make a better newspaper, but
will aid materially in advertising your
section and placing it on the map.
We want all the surrounding COM
munities to feel that it is the desire
of The Sentinel to work for the. ad-
vancement of this entire section, and
your town has its part in the march of
progress as much so as others. Let's
all cooperate and work together and
We'll soon be reaping results.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-07-06
KINCAID "PICK UPS"

Miss Pauline Smith is sending the
week with Mrs. Jack Caffey.
Miss Mamie Bowen was a caller
last Monday at the home of Miss e.
lie Trussell.
Messrs. V. R. James and Dock
Norwood attended church at Provi-
dence last Sunday and dined with
Miss Lizzie Smith.
Miss Evelyn Angevin has returned
home after spending the week with
Miss Ruby Peoples.
Misses Mamie Bowen and Della
Rosamond spent last Monday with
Miss Elmer Moore.
Mrs. Bette Horton and Mrs. Ann
Lipe spent last week with Mrs. Mol
lie Trussell.
Misses Ruby Peoples, Evelyn An
gevin, Elmer Moore and Messrs. Sam
Gillon, Ralph Peoples and Guy Moore
were visitors last Sunday at the home
of Miss Mamie Bowen.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-07-06
TAX ASSESSORS BOOKS SHOW
Loss of 700 on Personal Roll-De.
crease in Personal Assessment.

County tax assessor, Yeager, has
filed his books with the chancery clerk
of the county and they are there sub
ject to the inspection of the taxpay-
ers.
The land assessment for this year
is $2,252,477. The realty assess
ment made by the assessor in, 1915
was $2,152, TAG, which was Increased
by the supervisors to $2,191,455, but
it must be remembered that many of
the increases in assessments made by
the board are later, on plea of own
ers, decreased.
The personally for 1917, as filed
by the assessor, is ~$1.O17,444, while
for 1915 it was $1,075,7OO.
The total persons assessed for poll
taxes for 1917, are 1850, which is
about 700 less than for last year.
The total number assessed for roads
for 1917, is 1855.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-07-06

FOOD AS WELL AS COTTON
THE NATION ASKS OF DI1
south May BE Face to Face With Disaster n Food As We'll As Cot
" "t Srown by transactions Guards Of Defense Ii Great Army,
% Position Of the Farmer.
From the Farm Service Bureau.

In time of war the interests of the
army come first. Regular commerce.
must give way to troop trains, ammu
nitions and army freight in general
At such times the wants of people can,
not be readily supplied. Fo~rethinkine
people will. therefore. prepare against
1t.
The Southern farmer is facing this
situation. What ought he to do?
Railroads have been hauling mil
lions OF dollars worth of food prod.
ucts to the South each year. Recently
there have been occasional "famines"
In some Of these articles because of
Inc inability OF the railroads to haul
all they were offered. In fact, serious
situations have been narrowly averted.
What then might be the result of a
car shortage more acute than has ever
Been experienced?
How would Southern cities he fed ?
Where would the Southern farmer who
raises only cotton, get food? Grave
possibilities are, therefore, confronted.
They are probabilities il immediate
steps are not taken.
How can such a disaster be FORE
stalled? Only by the Southern farm
er growing foodstuffs as well as cot.
ton. He can do it. 1t is his duty to
90 1t. 1t is his patriotic service. In
doing this piece Of work he will be
one OF the most useful units in the
army Of defense.
At this time it IL Is important for
the Southern farmer to enlist to pro.
duce o crops as 1t is for the younr
men OF the South to enlist as soldiers
1t will be easy to get men for the army.
1t should be easy to gel men to raise
farm crops. Let Southern farmer.
rally to the call. Let them become
Home Guards by producing this sum-.
mer such crops as corn. cowneas
sweet potatoes. beans, sorghum. pe..
nuts, soy beans. velvet beans and such
garden crops as tomatoes, turnips.
cabbage, onions, Irish potatoes - bv
raising hogs, poultry - by producing
eggs. milk. butter by preserving
berries. fruits, vegetables = and do
oil this not only for themselves. but
produce enough to have some to sell
Efficiency and maximum crops are
what the national leaders are calling
Tor. This means making every lick
count to the utmost. It means Food
-A~ -s:ag -
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-07-06
HOLCOMB LOCALS

Miss Mamie C. Lewis is the guest
of the Misses Aven.
Miss Mary Crowder, Of Grenada,
is visiting at the home of her grand
father, Mr.. J. D. Townsend,
Miss Lula Roberts has returned to
her home in Eupora, after a several
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. E. NJ.
Lewis.
Miss Mary Harris returned from
the Normal at the University Satur-
day and is the guest of Mrs. L. R.
Fulmer.
Mr.. Richard Harris left Sunday to
accept a position at Distall.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-07-06
Emergency Crops

As a guide in meeting the CT
which is now confronting the So
the Farm Service Bureau suggests
following. which Of course, must
modified to suit local conditions:
Those crops which can be used for
food for man or beast, and which can
be planted at once should be given i'm
mediate attention. The acreage of
cotton per pillow may be maintained,
and all possible efforts should be put
forth to increase the yield. Lint will
bring a good price. and seed will prove
valuable because Of their oil. On .
25-acre tract, in ten or eleven acres
Of cotton may be given each pillow, and
1t is recommended that seven or eight
acres be given to corn in which
should be planted peas. soy beans or
velvet beans. The corn can be har-
vested, and the beans or. peas given
over to pasture or gathered for feed.
Al least two acres should be given to
soy beans or cOwpeas and sorghum for
nay. One acre for grazing; n acre
ior sorghum syrup; one acre for sweet
potatoes, and one for different kinds
OF vegetables. This will give a total
OF rs acres. and represents only the
crops for summer planting. Winter
grains may be seeded Immediately az
ter some Of these are harvested.
Everything bearing upon large
yields should be given emphasis. The
land should be thoroughly prepared :
the best known varieties used: the
right kind and liberal amounts of fer.
tiliser applied. and thorough cultivs,
ton given.
This is Of special Importance over
much OF the South where the soils are
lacking ! n soluble plant foods. Not
less than 400 to 900 pounds Of fertil-
iser should be used per acre on tho
crops suggested.
On account Of the car shortage and
me farmers inability to secure ample
to put under their crops at
the m the land was being prepared.
Is recommend that a liberal side
Of fertilizer be used on all
crops already planted. Increase OF Gro
yields will come with increase in ouan.
thy Of fertilizer used.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-07-06
JULY 4 OBSERVED.

The business men of Grenada took
July 4 off. Every business house was
closed and while there was no pa
triotic demonstration, yet the spirit
Of the Declaration of Independence
was felt as perhaps never before.
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Our aim is to give our readers the
best paper it is possible to print; to
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friends. Our telephone number is 26.
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BIDS WANTED TO
ERECT SCHOOL BUILDING.

Notice Is hereby given that the Board of
trustees of Gore Springs Consolidated
school. Grenada county. will receive sealed
bids. Saturday. July 81. at 10 o'clock. TO erect
q school building for the said Gore Springs
Consolidated School. Bids should be Hicd
with the undersigned. The board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
F. E. GILLON.
President Board of Trustees.
Grenada. Miss. Star Route.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31
9Dem ltGl betale

Gen ior. STRIFE" oar abiolut life
Ifor6aitet iig meo at oprette ct Ben-
Iiionsfon0 ior fine 8reiter. Dtan8e
|Somfuno bar alt lGnge BAIT iaa.
oanne 9eniionsiuno) og De, Der
life allere0e bar, er i 69ro meo
at Iamle itore Slrmmer. Dten mon
man life forbaiteoe iig peO iioite
aarsnrB0e meo at lape BenlionS-
fono, ier ben prioate aasIe bar
|oplslt2
5or os, Der bar tFlrsrt Den pri-
pate aasie iioen Stiftelien 1897,
|piloe oct oere foroelagtigIt at Den
forblep uopleit. Wen itnl Samfiin'
oets &asIe lnffes % tribes, lan
mao ben prioate 4asie opleies,
BET err fart nof; Den enes 0so
|bliuer Der Den nnoens 8rso. Obi
9Prefrdften | Gam tu1oets &asle
|pe6 DonnelIen er 10 mprfelig
nof = life fornemmelig baieret
paa 9ilifito ira Weniobeoerne, men
ira greIterne. Men ieg er ogiaa
flor oper, at ben Sfot al 200
|DoHors, man bor lagt paa Den
enfeIte grpit, er for tun9 for nogle.
IIel tillooer 0open ben 9tberalitet,
at Observation-Disclosures fan beta
lies | fire annrtaler, men laa ital
Der betaIes 6 Yrocent | &enter,
|inotiI alt err inobetalt; altIao, DC
fattige fommer til at betale met
eller at fsle Trpffet iaa meaei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

let Sioeitpffe til Mormonernes Gem,
pel.
N9gtige 9ierge ongtper 9Den.
Jog OeiGi9e rinoeftoe IStrsmme fIp.
Der til 8eoite for 9oroerne.
Der er neppe en- Stor6p / Can.
oct iaa font onIa9t iom SoIi
l9afe Gttp.
Oct bar itsnne Doge, reg I'll
.tflbrinee i 8ennernes Miote =
loen 14.-t6. OftOber 8. 4..
Om Ssnoas @orgen talte ieo
til 9srnene (ca. 40 9srn). SCI. II
lfor fuIot Slis al lptterloe 5ilberere.
|&. 2 ON @itermiooagen SO Ueil
op til Ogden o9 tiIboee igen. @n
lille Stare par iamlet oglaa ber
ON aorseonngeliet. Meo @l9oe
foretog ieg oentle Snartur. Cat
It'll 8ennerne | Ogden ior Sam.
opret.
SCI. 7 ON Aitenen altergang o.
SCI. s ct aftenforeorag ooer Or.
Nartin 9utbers Oro: ser Itaar
iegl" @n bel peliignet arbeioSoag
for en- gammeI Solodt / &errenS
&rige.
0m MonOag 6ormioong paa
Sfrioebpnfen. DIM GftermiOoa9en
no at beie 9Den. Om aftenen otter
omtrent fulot Slts. Om Sirsoo.
gen en- Our op no y@itp Greet
|@mpon". On me9et O6enrioenoe Cur.
'Oein uoelte 6af bringer ieg berpeo
.Dtr. S. 8%tllaoien oe go. for oenne
orilane0e Chr pr. I1tto. Den pil
ieg nlori9 glemme.
Baa nit &ontor oil @enner
finoe EN- Minoeiten meo Cato paa
til tnfnemmelig @rinoring ON Iii.
rem meo De uforglemmeli9e Snotrpf.
1irsoa9 Bitten 6anneoe IfTlut-
nin9sieIten paa Min0eoagene / Salt
2afe Gitp. Gen ifenne airfe oar
fplot neit ter til 9r@ngieI.
6srit tolte unoertegneoe ct Oro
| Girfen ct 4fIfeosoro ON Roo.
net oOer nlle Naone -. Oerefter
iamleoes allie neoe / @irfens Script.
Menigbeoens Siitorie / De forlsbne
10 Aor blep opleit - en- ret op.
muntrenoe Siitorie. Derefter iSor.
friIfnine af 9affe og Sage %
5rugt 0. / p. og negen afoefsling
nleo Gale og Sang. Sangforenin-
gen g9pren", iom par bel repre-
ienteret, gan os Here ~bpperlige Gr.
llnoertegne0e tnlte ct Oro ON Dor
ySeorenearo" = Ben folfefige og
friitelige arb. galtor g. 6. Sen-
len, 8ocaiteIlo, tolte ct oarn1t Orb
ON Geformationens 8eliignelie. pa
itor :. 6. Gnrlien taffe0e for De
ifenne Gage meo BET rifle Suit"
ira ooen og uOtalte oct Snab, at
mango al port 0onife 5olf / Salt
Safe Sin maatte fomme I'll at
betragtc uTnbor" Mehig6eo iom
oeres aan0eliae Stem.
lln0ertegne0e bar beilig ouetra'
ifet peo oct 5remifri0t. iom Re.
nigbeoen baOoe giort / De mn ii
afTlutteoe 9tar. Meo Taf oe @l90e
bilies @ennerne nle6 2. aor. 8, 8.
st troiait arbei0e / Serren er
alorig i%or89oes.
On Oiiergaoe optoges, tor
S39.75. 6orti9ttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31
KoB DEM EN- FARM NER FERGUS FALLS MIMI

Vor udmerkede og vel Opdyrkede Farm, s Mil fra Fergus Falls.
MINI, og 6 Nil fra en- mndre By er til salgs uhyre biligt. Farmer
er paa 200 Acres = er vel bebygget med godt Beboeseshus, Barn;
Hoghouse, Chicken coop, Creamery, udmerket Br6nd og vndmSlle.
Denne dejige Farm er nu til Salgs for den uhyre binige Pms af
$4,000 pr. Acre. Kun 100000 kontant. Resten pa lengere lids
AfbetaEng ON 6nskes = skrv med Diet samme til Ejerne.
SToNDALL ToFTOY COMPANY, Madison, Wis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

|bnar0ere. @ller oeriom Ell Brpit
life bar Raao till at blipe Meolem
fer ON = Lao os iige fem Iar,
loa lfol ban betole &enter og Hen-
tiers Nenter al De 200 Doll. Sans
St0tre0elieSIum leber oa pbit op
til ooer 300 DOLL. SO, man bar
gbetpnft De LATTICE me0 ct lille
|9iorag". Men ieg er life iiffer
|paa, at oct rigti9 Iiener n@irfen".
Wen oct ifuloe e1ler funoe oct
bel belIer life, vbliineis er 10
bitiineis."
Naa, men til Wo0ificering al
!oiSle no8et itramme &ilfaar for
De fattige BreIter, bar ser / 9la.
|Oene 10 iaa itaaet fenne SenItrl'
linger og Opmnntringer til Mee-
nig6eoerne ON at fomme oeres
|Brei ter til SiGlp me6 Snotreoel.
Iiespenge innle0es, at De fan blipe
Wteolemnler MI ira 81. OCTOBER.
.9et, Iaaoant bar Ifet isr, 6ar man
6ert, og 0erfor Ifol man Del 6eIler
life lorioprge, at oct life fan gen.
tage fig. glligepel - Dor Sio -
Lao os / bette Gilf9Ioe Ie, for ri
tror. @ller, lao oS 6ere bpor
mango. =
Seq bsrte ct 5oreorag forleoen
aften. Set 0reie0e fig on at iaa
aniat en- @ountp agent, 8. D. I. en-
Wan0, Der ifal biGlpe ~9an0manoen
til Gette nleo Haa0 at faa laa me-
get JON muli9t no al bans arbej-
De. Ser 6lep 6l. a. ia9t, at oct par
life noget 0rengenrbeioe at oere
Golt1tD Igent, men oct tog Ell
til at gore oct, men ioa tit
ban ogiaa en- 1900 Dollars | 2sn
ON Aaret. Yarralelt bern1eO -
2gn nfortalt = ifal ieg blot iige
unOifplO oil, Der life foritaar
oct - Ell FrGits arbej6e er beller
life 0ren9earbeioe. 81 6eller ber
- eaer fam / Brunoen - Soef-
linge og ifsrbopeoet Wtenneifer no
fere oct.
Seq ueo life iuit, buoo man
grunoer oct poa, at /. @fs. en- Col.
Dat, Der tiener i'm ioroiife @on9e,
en- Sernbanenano, ia pitt lelp en-
6abrifsarbei0er eiter Here 9lars trio
Iienelte appeberer Yeniion, men
ieg DeO, at Der tan nof migres
@rltn6e, bporior Ell Tiener / @uos
GigeS Arbeioe ber bape Beniion.
9au er So9en bleoen aftltelt
blanot oct 0anlt lutb. airtetolf j
amerifa. 9tu er Der en- 4nleoning
for Utenigbe0en til at oanne ct
goOt 6ono for oeres Brplter. fSor
en- 80 aar iioen epneoe mattgen
pel life at poe oereS
Brett Den &en, ban bur0e bait.
.Dien er Der Uteni9be0er, iom MI
nnOerlenner Oeres YrGlt, iaa er oct
i 8 al 10 GtlfHloe ngppe @pner,
men 8illien Der mangler. 9aoair-
fen i Oenne Sammenbeng life IL
9e: Sub % S6lo bar ieg life"
eaer at man gsr oct beOite, mar
fan.
Sa9en er itor og meget betDo-
tbi Den oreier Jig ON
oc ganlIe og uoili0te grpiters %
0eres 6nmiliers oaglige 9r6o. Den
fier0e 9en er life 6en oi9ti9ite,
men bar Dog 5oriettelie. Sea min.
oes life, at BABE Jet nogen Opfor.
bring til 96n for bette Stpffe Dag
liqe 9rso, Tor So9ens belOi9e@en.
nemisrelie. 9lligepeI, Der bliner
nof beOet, men glenn ian life at
9bn og arbeioe aaar beoit. nnar
oct aGar SannO / Sonno. Sic
member TIE preacher in practice as
nell az in prayers.
Raar .en 9rpitefnmilie me0 Spar-
iommeligbeo oligeoeI ilet life bar
nogen O%oerleoi86e0 al OagIigt
Ino ipnes iea, 0et er foritaae-
Zig og bel o9ina foriOarligt, at en-
Brett ilaar inc paa Suineaul, S6n
ieaol eler anoet nbttig og ino6rii-
aen6e 6~orretning oeo Sioen al el
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

Beltommen til Oenoerl Oct oar
Ell Scr. SanIen.
Haa, boo0 faa2 Blaren Dor
lagt poa egte fpnif 8is, en- n9un.
bars" omfring at tage Oenpers
iSeo9r0igbeoer i 9ieiDn. 1o | en-
oeilig Parf. lilo at beie Staten
90lorooo's llniperiitet % ino ct
gieblif poa ct Mlieum o9 ct
flp9tigt 9iefait paa De mango CLINT
renoe @ineroIeenitan6e. alt npitcn
fortrpIlenoe at ie pao.
st Bar elmer er / en- 6nrt
forIsbet | en- pn6ig lolbeitraalet 81.
t%ermi6oog. Saf, DIR. Sanien, for
Den Tonne Cur pr. 4llto.
Saa | t0dit til a~ftensnoo Dos
nogle egte 6pnboer, Der bar be.
oaret 5pnboernes anmle @rur6.
iproe nb%eifaaret, ioo oct Iigefrem
fan iGtte en- 5pnbo / 9eoeiitring
beo at bsre set.
Otter en- pe0erfoe9enoe 4ftens-
mao oiiteo til airfell.
Sfsnt Ell ign 4iten bar oo9
mango irenmSot til @l1ostieneiten.
Seq boIot ct GeiormationSfore-
Drag ior 5oriamlingen oper gu.
Tiers befenote Oro: .Ser ltnar iegl"
I'll Snoremisiionen optog 9ruib.
Wenigbe0en en- @ape ltor $1,000,
og DenDersN enigbeoen Ell @aue
itor $t1.00.
Otter @l10stieneiten iamleoes pi
ale til en- D&eoeption" | &irfens
arppt. en 6eilig Stun0 me0 en-
lille 8orfriifnine, Sang oe Smao-
toler of Here % Samtale.
Den fongelige Wanos Orb tit
ri ogiaa Der erfnre: Oct er eo0t
og lifligt, at ogiaa 8rsore Dor
tiliommen."
5of til Denoer. 8ennerne for oct
ifsnne Sanppr.
Z. Oner gHio @ranoe" .9anen.
Oct par ct ppperIigt Solifinsoeir
ON Ut%oraenen, oa bi iorlo0 Den.
per. &pilfen ltorilnaet Natiir at Ie
peo at reiie meo oenne 9ane.
Nosioqererne ifol life Der foloe /
Sspn. ON De oa ellerS bar Ell
lille Sm1tle Cans ior @ltos itor.
Tlnoeoe 0ntur.
Gn al TogperionoIet ifal ogino
nof boloe os ooogne peo en- uai-
laoeli1 Heflome en- oOero9l
oenoe Strsm al Oro, omtreut, iom
ct %brirIen0e 8onofnlo itrsmmeoe
ne0 opcr pore Sopeoer.
Rnturligois elf oet los paa
6inansminiiteren. Oct baooe ri
itrafs paa 5sIelien; men Der
bialp ingen fore Mor@. 8i moatte
bape me Zine at ie meo, ltore
griller, Ser neiten fan ifremme
9ipet al Ell alminoeligt Menneife.
Men iaa trnfte ieg: De fan mao.
ife pdsie iammen meO rSenrp
3or0~ en- Sang / Ei6enS Sob, naar
aeiier @il6eIm er itprtet ira FRO
men. 9a0 0no, t9nfte leg.
gilleoer al De mngtige gierge,
ia, Dem maatte oi naturligois og'
iaa bape.
Men buorom III emo altIng er,
iaa cr Storilaaetbeoen / 9taturen
lanas nleo 9tio @ranoe 9anen n9-
item u~beifripelig.
Oct er 8anen at tage lor Den,
Der oil oper HocfD Mountain
9ierqfeoe. 8i l~optboenoe Soma
iolf fontmer On lige iaa bsit op
Iom aeiier BilbeIms euftitibe,
nemIio 10000 op / 8eiret.
SmiOlertio bar oct nof iao bur
fiat fremnO oper MOB ben vbelli9e
Stao" 5alt Cafe Gitp, iom ie9
Tom Barn bgrte MormonprGoifan'
ter iige biemme i Danmarf. ga.
30 Elmer tog Suren ira 0enoer
iii Salt Safe @itD.
s. ia ieg life baooe melot min
neiogtiee anfomit, bapoe leg NOR
operraifet Yoitoren og 5rnen /
Br9itegaar0en. Seq tom ~abeao Of
time.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

WI JpeIulIat, al al nnOnte Sgr
tan Der | @rlinoen life bliDe noQct
til Benltonsfasien 80 er oct ianot,
Doao De banolen0e flyer : % oet
er Oct Del nof - ioo er ser manage
0ifl9, Der M er oobbelt ioa 6prt,
lon1 oct par for faa 9(ar It0en oa
laa tan man ogiaa u6en at fefle
let re9ne no, at Gen. Der for foo
aar iioen bab0e f.@fs 500 DaI-
lars / 9en, fGareoe fig beore emo
MI meo I. CTS. 800 / Qsn; tbi
Sanomanoens 8rltoufter er life ole.
ne 9aaet OPP til oct oobbelte men /
mango 6flfeloe til oct 8 oq A
.oobbelte.
Hinleli9t, en- 4irfepoSIe r i @bi-
ea9o /. Cts. faar meget iterre 9en
emo nnngen oanif Street,. SO leoer
ban oerfor ligeiaa iparIommelia
iom BreIten me0 Den min0re Qen,
laa f1laa ban o9iaa funne leaae 40
lftlligt til SIDE = ban be6goer
ingen 8eniion. Oct 6er life ober.
les, at Der er Wtenigbeoer, Iom oeo
sSloen al 2gnnen bringer enoogioa
tore @aoer til Professionalism, oa
oct betDoer ganite meget, men oct
lberer pitt ogiao mere til ltrotagel
fer emo til &egel.
9taar ie9 %itrioer / oenne lSog,
er oct ilet fife, foroi ieg lioer al
3prin9esior9er. S oper 20 aar
bar ieg goet mig / at nsies n1eo
oct, ieg bar, og oct er gooet go6t.
90 Iaa ian0t ri leber og arbeioer
for noget bgiere emo 9rso, iaa er
Der 10 ingen, iom bar @runo Ell
Ter Goo til at BABE N9ringsIorger.
Ofen oct er ct Spsrgsmaal, om
Ofeni8beoerne uoen at pere riatig
meO / 0enne Sag meo Soano og
life milter 8elIignelie. @aer
tan man 6lioe peo = BET g9loer
life ale at forIange oct met
mltlige ior oct minolt mulige =
meo 8eliignelie. 5 laa 8ilf9loe
inaa oct Dere iali9ere at mo0tage
END at gioe. Serren tillaoer ituno-
ON nogle Mennelfer at iamle en-
WGng0e oagligt 8rSo til an0re
WenneIfer; naturligbiS, man Dol
oct fnugen0e Iait, at zoe andre"
life itol iaa BET, inOtil oct ii0lte
fommer, 0n tnbes ON fife
8illien Iaa @pnen. Wfen ie Der
tiger / 6orflarin9en til Den
anoen 9en: SUBS &ige fommer
al Jig ielo u0en Dor Bpm; men
ri be0er / Oenne 8gn, at oct og
iaa man fomne til oS. 90 / 6or-
til Den treble 9pn: @uos
go0e, noaoige Billie ifer Del uoen
Dor Bpm; men ri beoer / 0enne
gpn, at Den ogiaa mua ife bos os.
0g 6eriom life = iiGr @u6s5olf
fom goot me0 til at 0altne bette
4eriionsfono, on fan b9n0e, at
6erren MAJ 6oloe nogen gellig-
nellie tilboge, nnnr oen an0en Oh
treble ggn be6eS. &c ielo eiter,
ON Der er no9en 5are. Men fait
set, at bans Hiaes aonme
til %, % at bans GiIie MAJ Ife
6os os, er oct oigti8ite.
Den 81. Oftober er 10 i Ser
0eleS6eo @ar en- itor Minoeoa9
% 6eitooQ i oen llltb. airfe, %
man iaa faitiatte Ben Dag
Tor 9rGIterne at 6aOe Oeres 200
Dollars in6betalt iaa bar man bel
oe nnar set bel life ollie
men ior at iaaoanne alli.
1eoel fan tilbringe Dagen ioa feit.
Zig iom muligt. iaa maa De gl9oe
% treite Zig oe0 t. @fi. oct Oro:
g8attige bar s q airfen) alti6
nos eoer", iaa er man oa / boert
3alo i Bette 5tpffe / OuerenSitem
n1elIe meo Guns Oro.
Men ieg oil eGIers foreIlaa (mna-
ife oct gnar fife igennem), at Den,
Der inomel0er iiq me0 80 9ollorS
in0en 0ptoor 1918, ban Ifdl life
.itraffes boerfen for 8enge9errigbeo
cller l2oielbeO.