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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

new home. This time the change is
going to be more noticeable than ever
before. No longer will there be a
portion of the money Of the people
going for rent. This time the build
ing will be owned entirely by the city.
BY means of the the philanthropic
proposition which Andrew Carnegie
offers to struggling Libraries, Twin
Falls will be able to boast, in a very
short time. of the most beautiful Ii
brary building in the state. This ven
ture has been under foot for a long
time, but owing to unforeseen antago-
nism, has not reached its zenith I'M
til very recently. The building is
now assured, however, and operations
will commence in a very short time.
The library board is to be heartily
congratulated on their success in fur
thering this project, which will give
TO the people of this city untold plea
sure. The spirit and determination
with which the members of the board
have accomplished this is indeed COM
mendable. We sincerely hope that
the time and money and energy thus
expended will be fully appreciated by
the public.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

court house and enjoyed, for the first
time, a light, clean room. The new
location was a very desirable n and
the Library grew at o tremendous
rate. 1t was at this time that the
City Council took them under its
wing and put them on a good sub
stantial footing by allowing them $500
per year for running expenses. Ow-
ing to the lack of room in the court
house, the library was moved to the
building which it now occupies at the
present time. The income was raised
by the council to $4,000 a year and a
paid librarian.
At present the library has a
monthly circulation of $500 books and
an average of thirty new patrons
every month. The shelves are filled
with good books and the reading
rooms contain all the leading maya
zines, local and scientific papers. The
contrast is remarkable when we look
back at the few scattering volumes
owned by them a few years ago.
With every new location, the library
has bettered itself and now, as the
circulation has o%utgrown the room
available, they are again seeking a
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

library was in one of the small front
rooms on the second floor of the
Harder building. The different la
dies took certain times to care for the
room and to supervise the work.
Again the people Of Twin Falls came
to the front in the way of donation.
Money so collected, supplemented by
the money which the ladies were able
to obtain put The project on a fairly
substantial basis. Everyone SEEM
ed to be in sympathy with the move
ment and the rooms were continually
in use. 1t was not long, however, be-
fore the location was outgrown and
the problem then arose as to where
they could go with the least expense
and the greatest amount of room. A
room on the second floor of the Light
and Power company's building vas
procured and the books were moved
to the new location. 1t was at this
time that a paid librarian was Sc
cured. The circulation grew very
rapidly and the number of good books
repOsing on the shelves increased SO
that even the new quarters soon be-
came inadequate. The library was
then moved to a DON in the new
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

Balfour have of reading detective
stories in times of the greatest stress.
Now, the benefit Of the detective story
to these great men is that it is some
thing different. The Chautauqua is
also something different for most Of
us.
President Wilson had the same
thing in mind when he favored keep
ing up the sports during the war.
The man and woman who attend the
Boston Light Opera company and list
en- to THE Chimes of Normandie, -
will be better able to push for the
Red Cross. The Devenny Festival
Quartet will make a better citizen of
you.
And you can get war talks if you
want them. The psychologists and
most of the rest of us have been talk
ing more or less vaguely about the
mind of this people or that people
engaged in the war and how this or
that reacts on the aforesaid mind.
Well, DR.. Frank BOhn has a great rep
utation along this line and he is go
ing to talk on 1.-The German Mind"
Monday night. And then there is
Lloyd Georges nephew and-but the
while program is good and you can
not afford to miss any Of it.
Buy a ticket for the whole course
and take it all in. You'll be better
for it.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
EGGS VALUABLE ASSET
TO THE NATIONS FOOD
L. 5. Department of Agriculture
Shows That Vast Profits Can BE
Made From Wen Fed Hen.

The greater production of turkeys,
ducks, geese, and g~uineas, all of
which can be profitable raised and a
ready market found in most sections,
would increase the supply Of poultry
meat considerably. The production of
ducks especially should be empha-
sized at this time, because of tie rap
idity with which they grow. Ducks
of most of the meat breeds, proper
ly fed and managed, frequently weigh
from 5 to 6 pounds at 10 weeks Of
age. 1t is estimated by %poultrymen
making a speciality of growing ducks
that the feed cost per pound of pro-
ducing duck meat ranges from Sc
to 12c, depending upon the current
prices Of grain and other feeds.
The number of marketable egg can
be increased by following a few prac-
teal suggestions. Among the most
important of th.se are tn. produc-
ton of the infertile egg after the
breeding season is over, and the prop
Ell handling of eggs by the farmer be-
fore sending them to market. The in
fertile egg is obtained when all male
birds are removed from the flock.
This does not decrease the number
of eggs produced, but it often in
creases greatly their keeping quail
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
60 TO RED CROSS CHAUTAUQUA

There was never a time when it was
more appropriate than it is now for
people to attend a ChautauQua. The
very fact that everybody is intensely
interested in the war is all the more
reason why they should go to the
Chautauqua to relax.
The necessity for relaxation and
recreation, which has long been rec
ognized in the motto "All work and
no play makes Jack a dull boy" is
evidenced in the habit which Presi-
dent Wilson and Foreign Secretary
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
AND MERCHANTS
AGREEING ON CLOSING
Clerks Withdraw Request for 8
O'Clock Closing and Merchants Are
Mostly Willing to Give Holidays.

At a meeting Of the Retail Clerks
union Thursday evening, the following
resolution was adopted, and a COM
mittee appointed to present same to
the merchants of the city for their
approval.
To the Merchants and Business Men
of Twin Falls:
Recently there has been organized
in this city a local union of the re
tail clerks, International Protective
association. This organization was
made necessary by the failure of the
merchants and business men to get
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

for the next term Of school, and ths
Artesian hall was bought and will
be remOdeled for a school house.
his relatives here last week, return
ing to Pocatello Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. John McMenimen and
daughter, Helen, were ~transacting
business in Twin Falls this week.
Mrs. John Morrissy spent the week
in Twin Falls and Pocatello trans
acting business.
Lorenzo Houroth was shopping in
Murtaugh Friday.
Miss Myrtle Moves, of Churchill,
has been visiting with her brother,
VIM Moyes, for the past few days.
The farmers in this community are
getting ready to cut their hay next
week.
Mr.. Overshaw and son, Frank, have
gone on a fishing trip to Magic dam.
d. B. Norman, of Twin Falls, was
here Friday visiting with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sturgeon.
mi
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

The time is going to come when a.
u page edition Of a metropolitan SUI
day paper is going to be looked at as
a pretty poor substitute for a hoary
old spruce forecast.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

In Cotton, Isle and Silks=AII
shades and sizes, 15e, 25c, 35c
and soc.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

From the plain designs to the
extreme novelties, Csc, S1.50
ana $500. Work shirts, full
size SOC.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
Panamas

You will need one from o
on. We are showing all e new
shapes at $3.50, So and $6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04

~ipotismen itiffer 9ooeoet irem.
.Stroffen ifal BELT ifiuIes, for at
Den fan blioe iaa meget mere oolo
iom og oirfningsfulo. Nen leo oeo
NOT, 6oaO Straiien blioer for De
ulp0i9e, Ser fommer i llnaaOe hos
Geipoterne, ON BET betgoer en- q
birietur. 0eipoterne bar nenilig al
ito ct Sibirien ior Dem, Der moo
letter iig oere5 @illie; men ieg er
life iorifreffet ior Ell iaaoan Iur,
oct bar ieg preoet ier, ioroi ie3
0o0eoe at iatte mi8 op MOB e
ipoternes Billie 2i9eme9et b1ao
5trafien bIioer, iaa oil ieg Dog,
iao lange min 3ange elIer Zen
fan rpre ii9. tale imoO iIi3e uret
fproi0e % oeipotiife 6remtonin8er
iom 0cnue 9oo. Seq oil i bette I'll.
frloe life olene tale / Oro men o.
iaa i @erain8, BET oil areosior.
manoea blioe flar oDer, naar ban
ilol til at m0fasiere DC s. ira mig
q. g. Simonen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04

Zen oanife airfe4s 6ormalo
meooeIer i str. Sml. ior l. apr.:
4ait. Ger. Stocf5olm BAR mootaget
aaIO ira Bridgeport. Conn, %
nenter at tiltruoe i'm @eruing Der
fi0it / Sum. Get er 5anfen, at Jan
tillige ifal betiene 91ep Saoen. -
ct. 3o5anues 9}a5. i aron6org.
g1ebr., Gar forbsiet 9rnitelonnen
ira $500 til $1,000. - Bat. carp
gnaro, minneapolis, bar looet At
betjene @olgatba4a irfen, q. Saul.
Der / Iengere 5iO bar oeret uOea
9rait. Deme airfe bar ti0ligere
opret betient At OauIfe @reiter, Der
bar itaaet / ct amerifanif 9irfeiam-
funo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04
gaafefehen.

8aaifefeiten er Minoet, bIanot
at0et ON oct it6rite Om5inaloeH
eller Omilag, 8eroen bar iet.
Soften omfatter 10 6aaoe 2ioeI.
lens 9aaife % 0pitaHoeIien5 8aa-
Ife.
Gao os ferit itanoie liOt oeO
9etrngtniug al, 5oao Der ifete Gang
freoas.
3ogen beggnote meo, at 3e65-
0onmen, Der Ga9en iorlto par igi.
oct ooer 5eius for @uosbeipotteIie,
ioroi ban ~befeitote, at ban par
CUBS Sgn, at ben bleo itaoipitet.
Men oa Seoerne life 5aOoe 9iet
eller Wlagt til at ailioe noger, for.
te oeres Haao Seius for Den oerOs.
Iige Domitol fOr Der at fna ben al
lereoe iplote Dom itaof9ltet.
Zen romerife 2anosbsooing, BON.
tius Bilatls, bois 9apn er blepeH
midget / Den friitne Menigbeos ge-
fen0eIie, pioneoe fart og tpoeligt
ON, at ban ingen Sfplo fanot Dos
uoette WemeIfe~, og bans &nitru
ienote BAN 8uo og aouareoe Dam
imoo at befatte Jig meo ~oenne
re~tfproige.~
Ia oisie @ionesbpro ON Seiu
ltifDlo og HetfRroigteO intet oeieop
i 5e0ernes Raao, greb Pilatus til
ct onoet Miooel for at beirt Sc
jus - ban loo BAN bu0itrDge %
tornefrone o. oerpaa fremitille for
Dem | ben pnfelige SfiffelIe, ban
oa par /, FOR oerDes at tale til be.
res 5slelie og Opffe oeres Meoli-
oenbeb. nSe bDiIfet M~enneifel~
iagoe ban til Dem. Nen alt Jorge
Des.
S6oerne ronbte after, fom be fle-
re @onge f6r bnuoe giort: ~aors.
faft, fOrPfoft taml~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04

g0eriom nogen bar noge;
MOO bette at ii9e, Tiger 3an til
/ 9iOe, % iioeu tier Jan it'll
le.
Saale0es %Ilutter gaitor 8rsoea
ien i'm 0piororina til 8reiterne i
oen ioreaeOe airfe on at pare gooe
o. lgoi8e % ien0e oe 50 til 8re.
~iterues 6eiieIo5iiter I'll Aarsmeoet.
JON Oct 5leo peotaget paa iioiteaars-
meoe.
IA ial oar uioget MOO bette a.
iige" iaa maa ieg 10 altiaa tale M.
eiter min ringe @eaing er Den 2oo,
iom ble0 oeotaget paa iioite 9lars.
ms0e angaaenoe bette, en- uretfqr.
Dig 2op % 0erior Ell COP. iom
life ifal lpoes. Oct er ureiiarOigt
at iOemme Dem, Ger life ielo bar
Hnno til at reiie til anrsmeOet en-
iaaOm Sfnt. De. Der bar aaaO til
at relic, De iaar llobDttet al at op.
re meo, og De ital altinn ogina M
efter 0enne 9oD bnDe 9op til at
pluffe benz Der moa iiooe biemme,
enoogiaa ior bet, iom be bar bnnro
9rug ior ior at leoe. So er en- itor
Gum for mango iattige Br9iter.
Sea TANNER mig ooer, at bort
Samfitno er iunten Iaa opbt, at
BET bar muligt at iao en- iaaoan
Cop trumpet igennem pan ct aars.
meOe, men ieg baa6er, at Der en0.
MI er iaa mango rettpnfenoegieno
iblanot os, at Der bill ppre nof til
at iatte ben COP no al Strait neo
0eres Broteit % oe0 life at Ienoe
So. Gen COP imnger ogina iorneget
al Oeipotisme til, at Ben fan IeDe
/ Dor 9io. Geipoternes 6iO er ior-
b. BET bar Nuslnnos aeiier ielt
og TDIflmos aanIler inOiet. De.
ipotisme err ogina en- Diabolisme,
og bette ifal ioriages, allerminoit
moa bet e~riitere | ct airfeiamfin0
Deriom Den COB pirfelig ifal lie.
be, ina bar ben en- itor Wangel, ben
mangIer nemIis en- Straffeparasraf,
faa De ulpoige fanoe Dioe, bpao
JSlgerne pilbe bIipe. Wen bet Di-
fer fie fer fom operoIt, Door De
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04

D iaa bite 5eius fig ieto ior
ilere al fine 9enner. Babe for ct
Ear 9iieipIe paa 9enen til @m-
mats % Tor De eIleDe, Der par ior.
iamIeOe inoeu ior Iuffeoe Gre al
8rp8t for Seoerne.
% ior at i%orpisie Dem ON, al
BET bar oeres forsipiteoe Ben og
6erre. Der itoo .eocnoe ibIanot Dem,
oiite 5eTnS Dem 0arferne eiter
9}aglerne i iine @ruoer % Sober
% Sppoitiffet i i'm SIDE, i0et ban
iagoe: 5reO bare meo eoerl
Ste ianOt 8enner Ct mOer.
liat 0m5inanoen, ct oeloi9t Om.
lag ira 2a~n3ire0a9 til 9aaife-
oagl
Set er aurlig6eoens SER ooer
Guoifabens 9talterl Set cr 2ioet.
Seir ouer 8soenl Get ltgrite %
met oeliigneoe. 9eroen bar bsri
OH. 0erfor bliper Oct alOri8 gam.
melt at ieire 9aaitel
Sem G60 BAR ueooenoig til 6or-
ioniug for pore Spnoer, % bans
Gpitanoelie oar ueouenoig til Dor
Seir ooer ale pore SLENDER. @uS
3are eoi8 Iooet ior De aen0sgernin.
Ger, 9an9ire0a8 % 4aaifeoa9 min.
Der 0ml
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04

@Dangeliets 5eirsgang. 6or 30
aar Hoen 10 mon 40 9fisiionar
4rnpi foroi ban orsmte ON en- uaf-
brltot aeffe al observation-disclosures
tpprs oDer Gentralsafrifa ira
Sao till Sao. gu er bans 0rem
gaaet / Opfploelie.
Gor 80 anr iioen bar Uganda
en- beoenIf Stat, bpor rna @ruiOm-
beo berIfeoe. af bets 100000 Sn0-
bpggere er MI iom 5elge al goan.
geliets 5orfpnoelie og ct b~eltenooi9t
qrbei6e 100000 bIeDet ariitne. 5
aapfolonien, bpor 8reorenenigbe'
oens MisiiorGrer FOR mart 200
Mar iioen iorisgte at arbeioe, 6leo
De bebnnolet iom 5orbrpOere,
naar De prgpeoe paa at naa De iorte.
Stu bar Ropfolonien 100000 &riit-
ne, al 6pilfe ca. 100000 er far'
peoe. CgDtteblno).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04

greD ira 8rouit 8eenaas. 6el-
aenoe al ct grep ira Dor gamle
@rofesior peo 9lugs6urg seminar,
81. Wenaas, til oeutberanerenu $
Meoaftion bill iiffert gl9oe Dem al
bore 2gIere, Iom bar fenot Uianoen:
Seq bar ira nptaar oaret NOT
faa meget optat, iaa ies fprit mi
foar Ienoe Dem oisie linier ior at
toffe for Deres penlige in16oefom'
merbeo peo at iertOe mig ogioa !
1916 Ceres fjnre og preoe blao.
Sea bebpDer neppe at I Dem, at Oct
er mia Iaare fi1rt at l9le oSaa-
tberaneren1 og oerpeo life aleae OPP
friife gainle finre minoer, men Og-
jan faa aogang til at felge meo
Den firfeIige noDifling oeroper o9
pore Dione til oct uomerfeoe re-
fultat, JON ben jag Der Iarlig ! De
fenare aor bar lagt mig paa bier
te. nernIig foreningsIagen, er efter
al,caen fanp % meget opofrenoe
orbeioe naaoo irem til.
Sea ct mn en- meset gammel
,nono. mort 80 ar, men ieg tror
1rnot Il nmae r. At bpis Cub lar
.,bIeue }opeuinBens enbdige
! ibIartot ale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04
Baafe.

6if jea Su. moi mt 9ierte,
9leo en- 8relier ior mia got,
Stilleo BET o58 eli min Smerte.
On ban ei or mig BAR oeo;
Oooe 5ou f5r mine SDuoer,
6au5t ie5 0eri 5ialero?
@,Det ierit iar mig be5Dn0er
@eo 0pitanoeiien at tro.
Sam. 0~pitan0elien % Qioet,
Gror ie9 pal. itai oeriOr ei
- men le9e 5au er 5lcoet
0}i8 / Saao6co 2ioeis 9ei;
5ul % Eaaifa ia "a 4iuie,
9llt er NIT. mar ie8 gam tror;
Seiersfronen Ter ie3 8Iinie
@isiet alt - o ]taa0e itor.
5re1ier. tat ior Siileus @Ipoe.
Zen, ION 1arar 2Iaret ON.
SeIe 8eroen buroe fDr9e:
Iaf % 9oo. at 3relien foml
Eat % ior 2%angireoags llnOer.
6or Din 9foelie o. $50.
Grsit ieg M i ale Smu0er
Sinner / ot 9loo. lem fIso.
SENS, tnf Tor 4iniealGoe.
6or Din gooe @ell9aano.
Com / San63eO os oil Ieoe.
1af Tor 5elIi8t Smilmosbaauo.
3af Dog mel Tor @laifemorgea
"a on DOZEN oDerpanot.
@Ipoen ieireo oncr Sorlen:
Gaf. at leg i 1ro Dig ianot.
9aaifeirpo % 6oraarsola0e,
@aar iom Ssitre 0annO / @uno
a1gpas ON / 6aab at hpoe
Sino % 6ierte, SiGl % aanO;
Seiersiangen mart ifal brHie,
Sana ON 5reo ior aumpens @nn
Quo ifal iioite 6ien0e fnuie
8 Oct tore Norgengrp
Annn 6rit5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04

Mislionen / 9ina. De proteitan'
fife M~isiioner / aina bar giort
goo 5remgang. Ger er M 4229
fremmeoe Misiionerer og 1861
fineIiIfe Brnoifmter, 9Grere og
euangeliiter, 3,485 Stntioner, q
O29 gegpnoeIiesifoIer, 1,ff6 afa-
oemier, inouitrieIle, meOicinite og
andre bgiere Sfoler, - TO So
fpitaler, Ia gerne6jem 10 AipIer
for 1peoalife 5oralore, II Snitihl.
tioner for blinoe og oeOitumme, 3
Stem for iu1oe 9ern al ipeoalife
6orrfore, 5 Stem for falone apin-
ser, 100 Faflugtsiteoer for Ysen-
neifer, iom er bLeDen Slnoer al Opi.
mum. Ger pr 2,34t 9irfer meo
27S,626 MeoIemmer og nGlten
500 600 Eilbnngere- 5ore9elien /
oe Tioite 10 Star er 172 8rocent-
(9Dtteblao).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04

9u0O6itiife Sgn0agsifoler. 8et
er IDffeoes 9uoo6fiterne / Sapan
at gge 4natnlIet al oeres Sen.
oagsifoler meo Clio nDe / 2sbet al
TO Naaneoer, ifelge Rapport al
8eO. 81. Mito, S~efretaren ior ia
panife Metbooiiters Senoagsifole.
forening. san Tiger, at De 5enter
Wfenitret for oeres Ssn0agsifoler
ira De 3riine. De bar en- Sen.
ongsIfoIe5geitprelie for bele Can
BET, iom giner ct Banner til ben
beoite 9uo0biitisnoagsifole % gae
6ailler for iprifiIte Reriter. 5
allie 0etailler e~fternber be De friit-
ne Sen0agsifoler, men Seioepunf-
tet opnaas | Oeres Sange. 8riitne
Songe = Nauiif oe alt = bar De
tilegnet fig. Sange iom 20, at
meo tuitno 3uneers Spo~, ~Seius
eIIfer mig, ieg oeo~, n@uo er Scr
Iig6eo~ ipnges al 9~uOObnterne uoen
nogen moen 2gnoring, emo at 9uoO.
6as QaDn er iat i SteOet ior Seiu
Ra0n. 9uoobo falotes Sang pan
Sang obimmelffe 5aOer" os til
lpgges mango al ben Ianoe @liOs
ggenifaber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04

Nasr Ieserne henveuder zig til Fox
son averterer / Bladet. erten for
ksba hos dem eller for II fac o%nlvsnin
=n det averterede. hedes De altid ON
tale. at De ana Avertissemeutet I detta
alad. De- vii we're til gensidie ststts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04
SlploOOct / 0tfreus oaano


saale0es loo Ban mia
ic ct Spn % ie. @erreu
itoo pao en- looret Qinr, %
San baDOe qt 9I9loo + I'M
0oano." amos T. !.
4rofeterue falote5 Seere. De par
S0uerues Mpno. limos ira 6eioa
par 08rOc. Morbariaufer o9 FRO.
Jet tilliae; 5an baooe mango % III
0erhiloe Soner. Ct al oem oa9i
Der 5cffteu. 0au iaa 0erren IIaa
paa en- looret 0ur meo ct 9lpioo
i i'm 0aano. 9iploooet Bang j
en0en pau Ell Snor. % oeo at la0e
So06et itramme SHoreu o. Eiet
fel9e oeus Sinie, ia Dan. 50orIeoes
man 6olaeoe; otnne 6rengaaBs.
maa0e pil0e nunne pic BAN, ON Ell
galr. en- Sten. en- Stolpe. en- 9iel-
fe par lo0rrt oB ! %iorioarli9 81
paalioelis stilIing eIIer life.
Non bette Sou life fan ~iorfla-
res iaaleoes: Den loOretie giur,
Selooa too paa. BAR BANS nbe.
ftiftelIle 9fetiuroig5eo, 5an5 nan
gri5eli9e 0eili81eo. Suoren i bans
0aano mco oct hmae LOO bar
aous CrO % 2iet. 6oorneo ban
uis9e. 5lus @uo0oms0illiel
Saa!t0cs 100 oerreu oUer Tor
israel. Gi1imnmeriget, ION pei o..
an ooer ior SuOas ous o. Seruia
lens Snabpllcre. % ri Ter 5am
remoe.es ii in0taBe ianme 0til-
lra u1eaaeifeilogtens 5iitorie,
5aaos ooer ior aele BET menneife-
lile Somimao, o. ooer ior enfeite
Menaeifer. $40 Is bragg pore Sfo
e. III ri trpoer paa 5eaig Sruno;
"a 40 os prsoe, ON oi fan ia
Ziet op.aot Tor bette tore Spn:
Scrrcn mco SlnlOboet i Saano.
pa os ierit tpnte paa GA
bcIftn Cave. 5 oisie bIeo Ell
0.ii4 91aain8 opiert; berlige Ste-
nc oar Den miret Al. lps % bella
Gar 0en, barmoniif / oct 9ele % /
oct enfelte. ale oens laarne %
Iin0cr pegeoe irit moo 9intlen %
priie0e oeres 9%D9meiter.s n ] ben.
ne 9pgning Dan6reOe Set isrite
Menneifepar i llifploigbeo % @lP.
Sc. 9039erren fom ior at tage
Nprfet + zieipn. san too paa
Nluren meo g.olooort / i'm Saano;
San preueoe alt % erilqreoe, at
oct bar ioare goot."
Men @iros % bars @cruin8s
borne Silence 0ipBelen iaa bet nh
braate 9prf. san 0il0a ioroaroe
BET. San faitcoe en- 0gnamitbombe
0erino o. Den e~fsplo0ereoe meo en-
forier6elig Strait O meo Ell eOelrl
j. acnoe 8irfning. s0uo me0 0prer
moo Subs Billie par 9ombens
Rmn. 5prananiuaen eoeIaa0eeD8.
ninaen, 3apen. 9eboerHe, taiteoe
aft 0erin0e s9uIter til Butter en-
frpgteIis 6orpirring- % oa 9p9.
5erren ioa ben ufounelige duin.
FOB, Iom oct belize Slot oar ble.
zen til, Oreo ban 9eboerne no Der
ira o. latte en- gneel meO ct ~
nen6e Su9ro til at oogte Borg
porten. ON bette tit RIoOingso9rt
funoe Den onoe oippelife Gono IT,
ge: vaommer og Ter, bDorleoes ie9
bar anrettet 9OelGsgelie paa 5or
oen."
Ti6en eff. Slpeten, bois Stam'
m~eforplore bleu u6oreone al Ba-
ra6iiet, foroi DC elf / 2eOtog meo
BEN gamle Slange, uofieOe og bleo
talrig. Men Oeres 5pnO og Oprer
moo Sub bofieoe ogian / irDgteligt
Omfang. Zen bDgseoe 9per og
gabelstaarne, Imeoeoe og bamreoe,
6an0lc6e o. uoDifleoe Jig, tog til
9egte o. bortsiiteoe, aao % brat
o. leoeoe olioen @iio os nOen Saab
II 8er0en." Oct par oR GA s
Dage.~
"a neoiteg Serren Tor at tage
uobiflingen i 9ieipn; ban mnalte
ben meo glpGoooet | fin 9aano, og
6pa6 blep ban barr bette isrgelige,
at ,Menneifens Onoifab par itor,
M hous l6iertes TanferS yndfltn0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04

leoet. oure ben g~la0ei9ite / init
li0. 5erren npre lopet % priiet,
iom bar giort alt iaa iaare oel!4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04

100 NHZ
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ter. % De for0eles paa i9I9en6e
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bla0en u~n0erDiite al ire Sarere 5oer
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gftermi0Oag % Senoag. ira 81.
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. 1imers 91iooagspdDie. @0mnaitit
bar Dpret 5eula3t til ON 4ifenen
, @on8e u8entlig for at 8ioe On.
egneus unge 2eili8beo I'll at Del.
tage. 0eslloen bar Der o1rat sore
ora9 en- 9liten / ll5en ior ale, iom
Dil0e 0elta8e; erttea bar 0%orltall-
oereu ielU eller en- iremmeo taIt oe0
0isie 4itenme0er. 2lf it8rre Setter
bar ui bait ire, b5ortil ale I'm.
egnens 9anife bar Duret iH06uot:
Sltlefeit, 5aitelaon. % MI + nj
ten @Ie0ernes @riiegilOe. .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04

&ait. GborebD, eugene. Gre, bar
iaaet aaIOsbreo ira baaoe &oree=
tier, 0tasig % @arren, ia, o.
ban terrier paa at tagc moo Cab
ira eet al Steoerne. men intet er
en0nn. naar 0ette %ifripes. aiai0rt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-04

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