davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-08

inrton." Mr.. Cahan said, "is not IA
miliar with the situation. II probably
acted ON the strength Of Information
from people who Rave some partlcuia,
interest in having the Forward killed
when IL ordered us 10 appear rrIday 10
show cause why our second class man
ing privileges should not be withdrawn.
Either the American government -
bent on closing all Socialist papers,
lust because they are Socialist papers
and we're only one Of the many Social
isl papcrF on which the axe 10 20 fail,
OF else the government. AZ Washington
b. laboriug under some erroneous I'm
prcss,onS as TO the nature Of our pol
icy"
Though opposed to the entry OF the
United States into the war. Mr.. Canaan
asserted that he believed the decision
Of the majority ought 10 be followed
and that all laws ought 20 be obeyed.
lie declared that the Forward was
guilty Of no obstructiOnist tactics, and
pointed out that IL had maintained a
bureau Of information on the draft to
aid it's readers to understand ne con
scr,ption regulations and comply WIN
the law
According 20 Mr.. Cahan, the FOR
ward" ia not privately owned. and he
Is elected TO the editorship Of the news
PAPER for a year at time By the dl-
rcctors. All of the profits Of the news
paper. he said, are contributed to the
support of less successful Socialist or
cans and to other Socialist propaganda
work.
Insisting that be was bitterly anti
Kaiser and anti-Junker, Mr. Cahan said
that he did not think the United States
hould have entered the conflict, be
cause he would fight only when the ma
tional territory was attacked. Mr.. Ca
han said he Endorsed President Will
sons answer 10 the Pope and the pol
icy Of Philip Scheidemann and the Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-08
Loyalty To Be Preached
In Polish Centres OF u. s.

Delegates Of the Greater New York
Branch OF the American Loyalty
League o. Polish Descendants met at
SO Seventh Street last night 20 prepare
plans for an educational campaign on
war issues in centres OF Polish popula-
tiou.
One Of the SPEAKERS said that the
reason the campaign was 10 be under
taken could be found ~ the govern
ment'S exposure of German propaganda
in the United States. The delegates
drew up pledge Of loyalty. which they
sent 20 PresIdent Wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-08

plan 90 30 on the stump throughou,
their districts for tho Second Liberty
Loan and 70 discuss the causes and OBJ.
jects OF the war. Members o. the Sen.
ate and House Naval comm ttees plan
20 visit naval establishments during
the recess. while members Of the Mil.
tary committees hope 70 inspect many
Of the army's activities.
Many Congressional leaders will 70.
turn 10 Washington In November %
begin preliminaries of leg slatlon 20,
the December session. The House WAYS
and Means and Appropriations commit
tees expect 20 begin work several weeks
ahead on the new financial and sppro-
Driation measures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-08
Seattle Wooden Shipyard
Strike Of; 800 Men Resume

SEATTLE, Oct. A strike I'm Seat
ties wooden Shipyards, called on Sep
TENDER II i'm sympathy with the efforts
of timber workers 20 obtain an eight
hour dav. was called of late To-day in
response 20 a telegram from Secretary
of Labor Wilson urging the men to
take this course. Work will be resumed
tomorrow.
approximately 1900 men are affected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-08

a TO whether Mr. Bryan knew the Lu-
sitana had munitions aboard az New
YORK and urged President Wilson to
dcta.n the vessel, as stated By the SEN
ator, is the chief point Of fact at issue
Mr.. Bryan already has publicly denied
the statement
Mr. La Toilette was working tonight
on a statement regarding the contro-
versy. Tomorrow he hopes 70 submit
to the Pomerene committee correct
transcript Of his 81. Paul speech
Another investigation during the re
cess will be the Newlands committees
railroad inquiry, 20 be resumed al San
Francisco November J.
Most of the members Of Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-08
Abraham Cahan
Declares He Is
Anti Kaiser"
Mail Ban on Forward"
Would Destroy Ameri-
canizing Force, He Says

Abraham Cahau. editor OF the Jew
ish daily Forward in commenting on
the citation requiring him to appear al
Washington on Friday, said yesterday:
"If the Postoflice withdraws second
class mailing privileges from the jew
ish daily Forward it will be destroy
ing the greatest Amercanizing force
on the lower East Side
Nr. Cahan said the Postof'icc author
tiles had not mentioned any specific
things in the Forward" TO which they
objected, and added that it was likely
that the powers that be" were misin-
formed regarding the true nature OF
the Yiddish daily, which boasts Of a
circulation of 100000.
81 am sure the government at Wash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-08
BernstorR's Reference to
Political Parsonage"
Closely Studied
Puppets Worked
By Man OF Mystery
Believed to Have Hand in
Revival of Pacihst
Organ

WASHINGTON, Oct. the theory
has been advanced that when AinoassS-
dor Won Bernstorf referred IN ms as
patches TO Berlin IN c0'"e'''o" "''"
the b0'o '"'"" a'.'''' 80, W. s., ,.,a,+
nu'aI p'iSg Per-, ~,, h,a.o,or ,s not
, 30 ms - go, 80, rol,t,cal per-
M. o. - -. h.rore no became in
80, 49,. 80 rcoco ;rtr:pues
NoiNeu ''' ''0
and man OF Won htrla''I" WV ''
Formation would undoubtedly nave
trov., +Lis IL s much more likely
.,. -.,.......i ..,..,,,.,.', ra-
mat the h'S" p0'''''"'
serred 20 by Won Bernstein was Jo-
- colfo,.v
eeP'' t..h1. ,,.b,r
ms seems 'Ne "'o'' p' 0O@''' -. -
- IS recalled inaJ "he" '"e "''' o'''''
sBonnet Roure" came 20 life again un-
L.. .ho i,e,orce rs is now known. of
ue' Wv -,..5 -. po,o p,cba .
the money sup'"'N ~
va. at once assumed In FaIls tha'
Co:,,.,, ,-os +.o cvs,erious person
~, .po,,,..
. L-.o,,o knov.n as
Rouge "' '"'e
CaillauX's paper. and people reSo IL ~
see how the peace talk was progre sing.
,,,.
Trace his Movements
,,...,, .,., H., ~ocoi,ed that 80 was
IL s"oU'u "''0
81 the very height OF boIo influence D."
Franco that CaillauN went TO Italy.
...a..;,i,. to- ros. Rrt no sooner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-08
BRYAN MAY Appear

Whether public hearings will be held
Is 10 be determined tomorrow. Sen
ator La Toilette and Former Secretary
Rryan may be the principal witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-08

their belief for months. They have al
ways preached that the only thing TOT
France TO do rs TO stop lighting ana
make peace on the best term, she tan'
Peace and pcsSmism' Is their motto.
you arc quoted M The American.
Mr.. Lewis was told. cas- saying thst
other New York papers published 'aru-
,ies deliberately falsihcd by unscrupu-
lous newspaper men and printed oy
INSCRIPTIONS newspapers.
Il am not going 90 bother with what
The New York American sNd or is
about 20 say" replied Mr.. Lewis. Il do
not care TO get INTO controversy WIN
any newspaper, and 90 not remember
having said anything deroEatorN 10
newspaper men as class. nave Deon
treated with great fairness by the re-
portcrs for New York papers, Win one
or two exceptions
Cecccldi IS a simIan creature with
vast cNpanse of highly polished Oaid
head fringed with red halr WnIe
luxuriant red beard flows over his iea'-
ures. lie has a huge beSk OF nose pe-
tween decp-set. brown eyes. The Cai-
lauN- Ceccsldi color scheme Is red and
pink, CaillauX having an extremely
pink. bald head. and the spectacle OF
CaillauX controlling the Chamber OF
Deputies from behind the beard OF
CcccalG is sinister indeed.
Last year an attempt was made 10
tcposc him, but II failed slCnally. HIS
political power comes from his posi-
ton with the Radical Socialists, the
largest single group In the Chamber.
At the last election CaillauN bore the
burden Of the expenses OF the Radical
Socialist campaign, and many Of the
Deputies are bchGlden 10 HIM for their
seats Money was spent very freely
and the only way most Of the Deputies
can repay CsillauN is by voting under
hIs orders.
ionguet Worth study
Another remarkable coincidence in
this combination is the rise Of Jean
Longuet, member Of the Chamber If
Deputies from the Seine-ct-Oise. -
the beginning of the war be was mere
IS an obscure Socialist Deputy. L. was
just abou: The time Bolo came TO Paris
and began 20 make his influence felt
that Louguet began TO emerge from
the shadows. and he emerged q
peace advocate, and a year later lad
become the leader OF rapidly grow
ing peace party Of the Extreme Lett.
lie sympathized with the Kicnthalsts,
and as his courage grew with the num-
bers who backed him venturcd to voice
his sympathy openly in the Chamber
lie tried to force a peace resolution
or the convention Of the Socialist
party and only failed by a few votes.
and did force the party by a small
majority TO vote for sending French
delegates to Stockholm.
The extremely interesting part Of
this Is that Jean Longuet. peace-at-
auy-price leader in the Chamber Of
Deputies, whose rise to power was CO.
incident with the activities in Paris Of
Bolo Pacha. the Kaiser's agent, is a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-08
KhediUe, Bolo's Friend,
Austrian Emperor's Guest

AMSTERDAM. Oct 7.-Abbas Hilmi,
former Khediye of Egypt. who recently
left Switzerland for Vienna, has
reached the Austrian capital, says a
Vienna dispatch to-day, and has been
received by Emperor Charles.
II was Abbas Hlmi who conferred
Rolo Pacha's title and placed the
Frcnchman i'm the way of making a
fortune. Abbas Hilmi has been strong
Is pro-German in his attitude
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07

ban tunbe intet 8egn ie paa, at
oen mart oil enoe.
Sioen 2lpril, ben Dtaane6, oa
oe britiife Cab por Iterit, er De
ltaoig bleoet betD6eligt ninore. Sep.
tember par Den melt tilfre08ltil-
lenOe Wnaneo Oftober par life
ltort o9rre og 80 Sgrocent beore
emo nogen an0en Dfaaneo, .ii0en Den
ninoIfr9nfeOe lln0erpnnosfrig be-
gpnote. 9tetto s9ieouftionen Son-
mage De Ii0Ite ire Qtaaneoer er
30 Brocent ninore, emo aobinettet
gioroe Ooerilag pan ti0li9 | Sllli.
Sort la9t 6elsber llnoeroan0s-
frigen Jig til bette: Sore 6efeniioe
5Orbolosre9Ier bar DC iioIte IDo
Dfaaneoer bit Zig iao pirfningS-
Iltl6e, at til 5rooS for, at ct eget
9lntal SfIbe er Ieilet qennem 6are-
5onen, er ben Sfaoe, Der al 5ien-
Oens un0erpan0Sboaoe er tiligiet
Dem, itd0ig iornlinoifet. Sanltioig
i9nfer OH iienotlige llbaaoe itsrre
lloltrGfning. Sore oifenItpe 5or-
bol0sregler 6eores og bil frenl0eles
beores og iorfIeres. Dien paa
Den an0en SiOe bpg9er 2plferne
lln0erpanos6aooe raifere, emo De
6iotil bar eiort, og 6e bnr life
naoet oeres Maflimlim. Oct iD-
mes mig oerfor, at oct lln0er-
oanosfrigen, iom pno anore Solo,
fonlmer an pan Determination o9
mellem De TO f9n-
penoe Sioer. = 8eo 4rigens ll0-
6rto Geoe 5plflono oner 5000.
900 Cons Sfibsfraft. s 8og er
nelten Solpoelen oernf Ipnfet eller
bore eller bore olliereoes Spn.
Der. Tpiflanos &onoeIsilaaoe er re.
ouceret 80 Brocent moo Dor fSlaa.
oes IA Grocent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
Nalitu 6nlpOtien al
llbaaOCne sDelaat
gritiIf Sfibstab oe Spgning al
nNe Sfibe.

9p 9lSiociateo greis. 9orOon,
I. geop. = Diellem 40 % 90
Brocent al tpIfe llbnaoe | 9toro-
Isen, 9loriaterbabet oe 9ltlanterba'
bet er bleoen soeIaet iioen arigenS
gegpnoelie, iagbe Sir @ric SEQ.
oes, oen npe fsrite 9lonliralitetS.
2or6, SouIe OF Commons | Dag.
9ritiif 9penins al nDe 5fibe,
tilfsieoe ban par for De ierite 8
Moneoer al inoepprenoe 9lar 1913
8rocent bsiere enO tilioarenoe
i 2ior. Ger er giort glr'
rangement for 9Dgning al Sfibe til
fsrogt al en- Million Cons, og oper
Solpoelen er allere6e unber aon'
itrliftion.
.9ieouftionen al britilf Con
mage ii6en Serigens 9egpnoelie ga
pes iom 100000 Cons. Sir @ric
ilutte6e meo Of Iige, at Der mao
I9gaes Ylaner for en- lang srig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
Wferf!

Den BortoiorbsielIe, Der ira 3.
9top at regne er traoot Strait, oa
iom betp0er Ell fife ringe 6Sor6gelie
al 6orretningenS ll0giiter, toinger
os til at inoifrpnfe 9rugen Al
8rimerfer ioa neget iom nntliat.
Eli Sen @n0e pil Ser bereiter
life bliue uoiteot ifriitlig 8pitte-
ring for Genge, ser ien6es os iom
Detailing for 8laOe, meO nlinore
0et ipecielt forlanees. 0erimoO be
oes Sol0erne gipe 9lgt paa Roit.
teringen paa gGoresIelappen paa
0eres 8lo0e, og om benne life ifitl-
oe blioe ioranoret 9sbet al to
tire Tiger fra Sen Eib, Detailing
6lep ien6t, oo at ifribe i9en.
9igeleoes piI berefter = ioa
pi6t nnlliet = 9fegning 6libe peo-
lagt 9ogpaffer, bpilfet man beOes
erinore, naar man mobtager Sen'
oinqer ira os. Weobelelier ira Sl-
let bill al iattme @runo bereiter
ioa blot muligt~ fremfomme | trpft
|Sorm.
Gi itoGer pno, at bore aunoer
pelpilliet bill finbe iie / oisIe isor-
anorinqer 4 gfspeoitionen og Der.
peo asre en- betpoeliq 8eiparelie
|mulie.
9an. 2ntb. Tn6l. Sumie,
Blair, geebr.
9eooentber 1917
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
SDltsrne traffer iig tIlbage

9D GsIocidteo Breis. Berlin, 2.
9too. - Tpiferne bar iilg. tpIf
DtelOing truffet Jig tiI6oge ira
Bunfter langS Gbemien-Oes4Oam
/ glisne lSeftoren pao oen ironife
@rltn0 for Wdneoeren. Den off.
cielle Webbing lpoer: yllbemprfet
og uiorltDrret al Sienoen orog hi
pore Ginier ipitemotiif tilboge ira
Gbenlin4@es Games baffeoe 1Sront
/ 9tftes."
2onoon, ,. Nop. IpIferneS
allnogerelie al 0ereS gfetrnte ira
Plnfter long8 Oen biitoriIfe Gbe-
mins0es Games Seftor paa glisne-
5ronten er ingen OoerraIfeGle for
militpre glutoriteter ber / ge.
tragtning al Sen. Betnins bpr.
9en6e 9ln9reb paa 0enne 5ront.
Sele Slnlen Moro for Ilsnes
5Go6en, bbor 3piferne iiolt omtalteS
at itoa oper for 0e 5ranife er
bslgefornftg ira Soisions Seftor
sitpaa til Omegnen al @eraoune,
oerfor er bet limltligt ira 0en al
MeIOin9 at ofosre, builfet
Serrain Der er opgipet.
9Sffe 0eito min0re IpneS 6et iom
SDfferne er 6lepen trette al 6en
frpgteliee SI6prsoe, iom 0e no
gen 9io bar opret toungne til at
uoItoo fra franif g(rtilleri og OoIo-
iomnre sSnianteri42ln9reb, boorfor
De bar beIluttet at faloe til6oge
pao 9aon, Sooe0itaoen / 9lisnc
Ser me6 lit Sern.
banenet attraas al 8rauifmenOene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
II tp'fe Sfibe i9uf 8 |
Sfaaeral.

2onOon, 3. Ron. gIleoe tp-
lie Sfibc, maaife tolp, cen al Dem
en- 6iplpefrDoier, ser par 6eoeb.
net meo 6 5ontmers aanoner,
IenOtes til 9llnoS Sfogeraf, 6en
itore 9lrm al 9toroieen mellem
5perrig, gfor9e og Donmarf, af
en- britiit gNoiquito 5IotiIla" no.
gen Sang i 2ebet al oe itoIte as
Elmer. 81 al De ienfeOe Sfibe bar
Gatrouille 6artsier. Zen tentoni
ife 5laaoe menes at boue ppret
poo ct 6ogt lig oct forle0en til
Setlonosgerne, oa nj lfanoinaoiite
Sfibe og TO brittle 0eItropers
Ipnfe6es. 01uIigt oct bar iamme
Sfibe. iom oen Sang ilap opf.
= Gen brittle 6orpeoo.5Iaaoe
reooeoe 64 6anger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07

len blep giort, for at gllIen funoe
Inan jim Weo6ers DeOsleie inoen Ds-
ben in0traf. Sua inart iom nogIe
|minore 9ieparotioner al OiaIfinen
er ltofert, Dil &6itnant Ofc@onn flD-
be tilbage til 0orioIf.
8riIen pao W9lf. MaOiion, isis.
o. 9tob. Oct fan 9enoe, at Bri.
len paa 0felf 6liOer noget lapere
d VfilDaltee, 9acine, 4eno7ba, Sa-
nespilIe, Na0iion g5icogo og an0re
9Der, iom ligger i Gbicaeo Waelfe-
oiltrift, o9 Ger oil 8inter 6lioe
Ufelf nof. Dette fonpmer iom en-
Splge al BET 9lrbeioe, iom Den
aomntisiion, Der nDlig 6leo neoIat
al 8ltDerner Bbilipp, 6ar u6fert.
Den bar bolot Uegoer nle0 Welfe-
pro0ucenterne, iom er gaaet ino
poo at neies me6 1922 for 100
Buno 9eopember og December %
at finoe Jig De Priier. iom be-
ltemmes al ben rationale Oeaooi-
refter, Qlr. 9ooper, efter oen Si0.
De, iom foroeIer Mi9lfetl, er goaet
ino paa oct Ianune. Welfebano.
lerne er paa ct Uasoe i Gbicogo
gaaet ino paa at i9lge W9lfen for
II @ents pr. Quart.
Fengellopresni1gs gsforisg Detroit,
Uei6., 3. Nob. Ger er fontmet for
9ogen ct 8on1pIot, iom boooe til
Senii9t at presIe $4,000 al glu-
tomobilfabrifanten '9enrD Soro beo
at true meo at bortfsre eller orpbe
bans file S6nneign, ser 6ar Iamme
9tapn lom 9e0iteiooeren. 9rengens
55uoer, @0iel tSoro, bar mootaget
ct SrldeIsbreo meo arao paa $10,-
900. @n tDoe=aarig 0tano, Sn-
cob gellin er al iaoerale 9Glitori-
teter an6ol0t / fSorbin0elie neo Sn-
gen. San er onflaget for 0tisbrug
al Soften. Sogen moo bam oil
fomme ior oen t3. 9topember.
3elIin bleO arreiteret i EorsoagS,
% ban al ct 9u0 6lep ooerroft en-
Baffe, iom angioelig ifuIoe inoe-
6oIoe oen forIangte Sum pao $10,-
900. gu0et bente0e gnffen pnn
@oitfontoret. gelIin ue6gif, at ban
bap0e leiet 9uoet, men erflereoe,
at ban 6aoOe 9iort bette for en-
treoie Rerion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
9orSen ruttnt.

]tor9es SHADES Dire. &riItiania,
81. Oft. 9torgeS SanoeOsflaaOe
bleU 2pbet al September eget meo
$1,000 Cons, men paa ianrne 8io
nogioroe 0en8 table Sfi6e $4,000
Cons. Zen iamleoe norife 0onOels-
flaaOe beltaar MI al 3,265 .Sfi6e
paa tiliammen 2,t26,000 Cons.
Stor lllDffe / Sp0afrifa. 9on-
oon 81. Oft 3il oGentrol 9tetps"
teIegroferes ira johannesburg /
Spoafrifa, at ct 8uiin0e BRITTLE
inOiife Snofs0te iormo0e8 orufnat
OeO 9urban fotnl, Sgoairifo.
Der er life ti6ligere fommet no
gen WleO0elelie ON nogen ltor lllDf-
fe / tSDoairifa).
vt MT 8ul0ntno Nlalta. Ba1-
couper, 3. g., 81. Oft. Sra Oaip-
Jon reiier 6olf oper Sals og SO.
oeo til Big Greet, 9llaifa, boor
ser neloes ON ct nDt @uIof1no.
Giterretningen fom bertil neo Ell
8illiam I. GouIe, Iom Dag fom
ira DaipIon Gitp. Big @reef flp-
Ser u0 Dufon, tppe 0iil ooerior
Selfirf.
9(r6eioerfanoioaten panOt. Con.
Don, 3. 9top. 9en Tillett, Der er Ell
ai 9lrbeioerfprerne og isgte 8alg
lom uafben9ie @anbioat, bar llaaet
Sir Charles Mallet, Der par &oa.
| litionsfanoioat, peo ct llopl0nine8-
oolg til Iarlamentet gfortb Gal
forO Tilletts Slertal BAR 1877
Stenlmer. San er it9rft inoe for,
| at arigen ifal borti9ttes.
Stillinaen | Tanntarf er fritilf
aebenbapn, 2. 9top. 9fitsans gn-
rean flyer, at Stillingen M er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
Nmerifanere ialo / / arIgen.

@oT6ington, 3. e., i. 9lop. =
@n tpif MISUNDERSTANDING, Der
aoancereoe unoer Ell ltprf lSfRrnl.
iIo isr 3aggrD Den g. 9loog ltor-
meoe en- SfpttegrnD, ion ameri
fanif S5nionteri bolot beiat, OrG6te
ire, iaareoe lem og tog tolo til 6an-
&c iii. ct Telegram, iom strigsoe-
partementet 9lften mo0to9 ira
General 8eri5ing.
Zen oificielle 9eretning, ionl
arigsoeporteneHtet bar uOlteot lD-
Der iom felger:
.3ri9soepartementet bar ira @e.
neralen, iom fommanOerer De ame.
rifanife efspeOition9re arGfter,
mooto9et en- Gepecbe, om Tiger, at
en- Salicnt, Der offupereOes al ct
aompagni amerifanif ,Sniauteri for
lln0erDiSning, ier Dag8rp Den 3.
9}op 6lep operfal6et al Gpifere
geo Ell itprf Sfprmilo ofIfar De
Salienten fra 9feiten al @PnOene.
Sort Cab par ire 0rGbte, lem iaa-
rp6e og tolp tilfaneetaone eller iao.
ne6e. iSienoenS Cab fenoes life.
en Iaaret SpIfer togeS til 6on9e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07

alper foretoger en- tilbagegoaenOe
Veoegelie iD0paa gennem oct berg
tnloe Gerrain ben inloo Sletterne.
Ipiferne og 8Itrig. ungarerne for.
ielger De retirerenoe Stalienere ooer
alt, meoens 0iSies Yogtropper bp-
Der tapper Otooltono.
Zen brittle lSront i 5ronfrig,
G. gtoo. = De brittle Sropper /
Belgien bar ounoet nof en- 6etDoe.
Ing SER ooer 2bIferne Opern-
@gnen, ioet De peo ct mooigt SSrem-
lleo efter Ell 9fegn al olle Slogs
Bomber nDlig bar inotaget 8os.
l6enoaele, boorom Der bar peret
fert iaa bittre aon1pe.
8on SinOenblrg bar uoiteot en-
lpeciel ,S9rorore, at BasI6enoaele
Ifnl0e bol0es for enbper gris, og
ON 0en ta6tes, maa oen tilbageer-
obres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
rs. 2larg.

n9lten li9e iaa Ilet / Dannorf Iom
II SDiflan0. 9Ile Slags bigtige2ips-
forngoenbeOer fan fun faas irnaa
Vtpng0er, 0a 0e fontrolleres oeo
8ortiDltemet. 9rso. og Sufferfort
er allereoe i 9rug. Der er neiten
ingen Oliebebol0ning 2an6et, og
mart oil Der 6lipe brugt Snlsrfort
paa @runo al 8onifeligbe0en meo
at faa 6eotltoffer.
@n pengeiterf 9p. 2igning8oe-
Tenet 9riltionsian0, 91orge, bar
peo 9igningen for HIS ani iat
9Dens Sfattep6eres ionleoe Sno-
tegt j 5ior til 33,37t,73O Ser. 8a
9Den bar pel 10000 SnobDggere,
6liOer bette meo ct runot Gal om.
firing .2000 aroners Sttbtegt
@ennenInit per Sopeo, eller, ON
man gaar uo ira, at en- @ennem.
lnitsfomilie beItaar al W2an0 og
Some og tre gsrn, 10000 aroners
pr.6antilie. 8et inntIeoe
9elgb, iom er ltoli9net poo iSornue
og Snot9gt i ariitianslano 4ar,
u0qgr 3,512,200 Ser. 9lf 6enneSfat
betaler : forteller o5noreIanos-
Dennen" - III IStatteDoere me0
pan oper 10000 oe
2,639,895 Ser. eller rs pGt. 9lf
me5 ira 10000 til
10000 &roners Sn0tegt er Ser
1872 og De betaler tiliomnlen 373-
294 4r. af Sfatten. Weeo fra 5000
til 10000 aroners Snotegt er ser
180 Sfuttepoere, iom tiliammen
betaler 1897 Ser. Stat.
0fp ipanIf Hegering. 0faori0, 5.
0op. Oct er lpffe6es 0earqltis gI-
bncenaS at 0anne ct mt Wfiniiteri-
ltnL iom alminoeli9 betragtes iom
tilItreffeli9 repreientatiot for al
le politiife @rupper til at funne
fortiptte.
Zen me Trenlierntinilter, Mor-
qnis Manuel @urcia 9Srieto Sc Nl-
hnenla8, tiger en- @rflpring, iom
bleb uoiteot / 9lften, at Den me
pil fslge lomme 9telttra-
litetspoIitif iom ti6Iigere Siege
ringer.
Oct piite iig / @aar, at Bremier-
pil ooertage ll0enri9s-
uiniiterportefeltillen, ga Senor 9ll-
ooreoo bnooe gipet g[ifaG0 pao Oenl
9laoet g@poco" forhenpprenoe
Eremierniniiter 0otos. Organ, faI-
Der / en- 4onmentar ooer 6et me
bette ct monarfiif-na-
tionaIt Observation-Disclosures %
taIoer set ybetero9ent"
Socialiitorganet flyer, at oen
noe Staggering life tilbp0er en- 26s.
1inq for nogen al oe pao9ploenoe
5perQsnaol, og at Solicit buroe
5efpnnpe 0et, ga bette er Oemofra-
tiets 8i0."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Blair, Nebr., Nov.
7th, 1917 as required by the
act approved Oct. 9th, 1917.