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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-27
Cause Of Thankfulness.

Those who are prone to complain
about the high price Of all commodities
sh0uld first pause and compare their
condition to that OF other peoples in
various parts OF the world. Before be-
moaning our loi we should remember
that up to the present time we have suf-
fered no more than a few trlfling in
conveniences.
Sweden has no war on its hand. vet
the people Of that country are compelled
10 pay 500 ton for coal. For an au-
tomObile tire the Swede recently had
10 pay $40. while it is hard for him to
Ct gasoline at 81 gallon. We stand
aGhsst when the dealer demands an.
oeAE penny for edibles, but In Sweden
~ housewife Is obliged to pay sS a
pqqnd for tea, s. a pound for chocolate
cf . pound for ham. The shoe that
snrQos opf'ire At 81 a pair costs SIS in
~ the price Of all other ne
= ~ ipcreased accordingly.
- dtse prices and then ex-
Dsaiel Webster. Thank
~ AusSican'- Philadelphia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-27
BRITISH.

LONDON A.. TT. ,,r -f
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.,-sI
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rs 'rv;- =; .ss--g ,- t..l I-sI
F.t.t--Ir Va rc-r icr:-t .st
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nag; "a e: - - on ~ r-t.
s0-i "a tt.t- mar n1a-f G!
tu--gI,-g h-l, "t trsry's %.
rI-i.t sIl stlc L;i. b.i-u Etty
tliSIrl1 vt-; rc.i.-rs ~ ~
rr-rs = tns ceres, ci rs many
u-f-stsi - Tattts
Iss sssryI Istp'o or ne
F-r-'a hs i-;ri truL Lacrt A. Ia
Ca-. vT-e cretthS vrt tSHs-1t
", .-'-e -: It-t- -@-e, If-rt,i had
s.-- ,rI.:- ,f sp.- F-.I; '7si. 81,
- - .-cJ,i ra.erc-tt a. -.
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lTs s., -r--t n %. evening ar-
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- :-.--r 1.. -tSI . "a ?rsses'--
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q ks--.' w igt A.. ~ .rs -tG e.
S----r,' G.! Ia---.-,. - &. Ii..-
4 -s- 80 &c. ..-. . OIL. .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-27
FLOWERS SURPRISE
FOR mrs. M'AD00

Upon eoinng to her suite at the Lee
Huckins this forenoon Mrs. McAdoo
vas surprised and delighted to find
large vase OF American beauty roses
With = card attached to them saying
that they had been placed in her rooms
with the compliments Of the women Of
Oklahoma City.
Practically every florist in the city
was permitted to pick one or two Of
his best rose blooms in order that the
bouquet for, the second lady in the
lsnd.' as the accompanying card
phrased il, might be the most besuti-
ful possible to obtain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-27
GERMAN MINISTER
STILL IN HOLLAND

WASHINGTON, April 27-The
German minister to The Netherlands is
still at The Hague and did not leave
for Germany as reported, the Neither
lands legation announced today The
Dutch minister to Berlin returned to
The Hague. il was said. to discuss
with his government the progress 1i
pegotiations with Germany.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-27

6e sure lhst your skirt IL opaque
Ut Trip N the sun 40 not raaeu4
The sikht oi your prop.
Might arouse ~ the COG
AND ride In The wagon you'd a4ls
Luke NrLL,a
DO not lot this warning sffright.
Luxe approves % traasparert -oss
ought;
you'd make them opaque
he would see the ulistAque
And would think you hsd don. 4 f,r
splgnt Newark Advocate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-27

Nsns ~ Asus-
Leuteraru
Andrew 2 Robinson 70 vHft ? AaNs'
II you know anyhoty n 'Ns '-rrE- q
list, call the city editor e. - -'-ss
PRN-S
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23

and a keen grasp OF commercial az
| fairs, both domestic and foreign.
| John A. Sterling of Illinois is re-
gardcd as the ablest lawyer on The
committee. He is good cross-ex-
aminer of specious advocates who
now and then appear before tie com.
mittee. s.saa ...5s . .... ...,
| Martha OF Louisiana, while sitting
IN the republican side, is democrat.
but has been twice elected as a sugar
progressive. The progressive vote
in his state dwindlcd so low he had
no ticket to run on, anc so he went
back to the democrats, proving his re-
turn by voting fer Champ Clark for
speaker. He is to be reelected as a
democrat, which shows that Louis
lana is democratic as we'll as protec-
zionist. -It b. 4 a.
Hawley of Oregon is the scholar
OF the committee. He reads Greek,
muses. in Latin, dreams French and
talks English. He is a la.ge man
mentally a, he is physically, md one
o. the three Oregon members who.
collectively, weigh 700 pounds. r.
Treadway of Massachusetts,, the
last on the republican side, in per-
sonal appearance harks back to the
days Of Miles Standish or Governor
Endicott. He is good man, sound
on the doctrines of his party and
alive to his responsibilities.
These men, seated in order OF their
service, are listening to great deal
of testimony which is volunteered
from many parts of the country and
numerous lines Of industry.
How Committee VIII Act.
1t is interesting that the witnesses,
knowing that it is tax increases
which brings the ways and means
committee together, all have various
devices to cut down revenues so far
as they are concerned, with suggcs-
tions of how such might be raised
from the other fellows.
The policy of the majority of the
committee will be to raise the in
creased revenues as follows:
First-Profts. Excess profits 40 q
term is misleading. 1t suggests the
English method which taxed heavily
the difference between present and
pfe-war periods. As the British prer
war profits were excessively large Il
required very high rate to obtain
much money. The average pre-war
British profit was given by one wit
ness as Is Is per cent, while the
American was little less than 6 per
cent.
So that so per cent which is the
British rate was less money getter
than 40 per cent would have been in
America. In fact il America had
taken all under the Britishs rate il
would not have gotten as muct, as was
actually collected this year.
Second--Income tax. Here we find
many of the advocates Of the British
system active. The American income
tax provides for high exemptions. ST.
600 for married man. Great Britain,
$3.50 (parried or single). America
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23

]. D. Rockefeller, whose income is
estimated at $60000,000, pays under
our law $38, 100000. If he had the
same income over in England his tax
would be only SIS, 1907 500.
Third-Luxuries are to be taxed.
Among these are various articles as
talking machines, pleasure automo-
biles. soft drinks, etc.
As to the Tariff.
Fourth-The republicans favor COL
Letting at the ports a large sum.
Should the democrats permit it at
least 500, ,000,00 should be raised in
this way. The imports for the year
1918 will be about $2,800000,0O0; a
rs per cent duty would raise $500. .000,-
600, which would take the place of
good portion OF the $4,000.000O00 ad-
ditional revenues, save a lowering OF
the exemption and keep down the rate
on small and moderate incomes.
Fifth--Then there is proposed tax
on cotton. This is the one great
agricultural product that is given the
full swing of the market. If tax
Of $40 bale was laid it would bring
in $l00,949, 600, there having been TO-
$4,000 bales raised in the United
States in 1917. The farmers OF the
northwest who have the price OF their
wheat fixed, who have their meats
controlled and their rye, corn and
barley practically priced and remem-
bering that an enormous sum is paid
by the government to protect the cot
ton against boil weevil and other
pests, would like to see cotton bear
a part of the white mans burden. .
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23

Fancy Long Tipped Japan Tea, fine
drink, per lb. ..................4s .4se
The Best Tea Siftings. per h.. :. lee,
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, the talk
of Omaha. per ID. lb.'............ zoe
Choice English Breakfast Tea, h.. .4sc
Fancy Colony. Ceylon or Gunpowder
Tea. the highest standard Of quality.
per lb. .................. .5Sc
Fancy Maracaibo Blend Coffee. ID. 25e
Fancy Porto Rico Blend Coffee, per
IL oo1
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23
White Goods for
Dresses, Waistings
and Skirtinqs
snII'HIanIOsusnIHsliiiusIrl,.,IuEIi

: and Skirtings
Wash Satin -- One of the
choicest fabrics for skirting; 8.
: finest qualities here, at Cash .
Prices, per yard, at ..S1.0D .
+. ana "a
!. Gabardine -- High-grade skirt :
: ings, Sc inches wide, with the
new wool finish. Cash Pr'ees,
per yard .S5c and SOC
.Oxford Cloth -- Pique, novelty
. .stripes and checks, skirting of :
special merit, variety unsur.
passed; per yard -. :. soc .
: -Organdie-Fine, sheer, trans +.
parent material, one of the sea- .
sons most popular fabrics, spe- :
: cial grade, per yard. SOC :
. .Nainsook-In white or flesh, :
. .softest finish, small check and !.
. broken check patterns, adapt.
liable for many purposes; per :
yard, at .............. .45c .
!. Lin s-Weave-Mercerized in the :
= thread, % inches wide, checks /.
J and stripes; splendid wasting ;
: material; per yard ......25c +.
+. Poplin --- Full mercerized. 27 !.
. inches wide, this quality offered :
. while the lot Of Is pieces lasts, !.
+. at Cash Price, per yard, 35c :
: Crepe-For underwear, gowns, !.
: etc; the fine Windsor make, !.
80 inches wide, at yard, 35c !.
: sPercales-In plain weave, one .
: of the finest materials for mems .
. shirtings and boys waists; per .
: yard. .45c. 35c and 25cs.
. Plain Voiles-One of the lead :
ing materials for waists and {
F.. dresses; our variety comprises ].
: the French, English and domes- +.
tic grades; two very special .
: qualities for Monday and Tues
. day, at, yard. soc and CSC :
isll!liyIpnylppuulIuusrrns srrnsu.uvu,u,u,u,n,r,n.,,.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23
Summer Furniture
Sale .
The Best 4-Passenser Lawn

I The Best 4-Passenger Lawn SWING
! Bolted and braced. our Cash Pr;ce
( 'ht2 ~, saie -; ''.'.': So.95
( The cheaper lawn swing you see ad.
}vertised extensively. on sale for Cash :
}White Enameled Bassine,-on wheels, !
Cash Price, only .. 81 90
}5-ft. Porch Swings-With chains our
) Cash Price, only ........ .$A.5O I
Folding Khaki Army Cots-only a I
few left. at t.:........... .$4.50 I
Large Reed Baby Buggies-Real reed, :
natural or gray finish, wood wheels, I
full size. Our Cash Prices, $22, S25
and .......: ............. .$27,5o I
) Also some as low as. $3.50 (
Full Collapsible Sulkies-Tan color, 5
) storm cloth hoods; the best sulky on I
! the market, at, only. $3.50
Without hood 5000
ghild's Crib or Bed-Drop side; our
Cash Price .................. .$6.75
Lawn Settees--Folding, S1s feet long, I
BEDS AND SPRINGS ~
2-lneh Post Vernis Martin Bed-Cash
Good Link Springs only. $3.50
We have well made spring for, Cash
Golden Oak Wood Bed - Full size. I
Cash Price $500
Large Massive Bed-White enameled,
Cash Price .S14.5o
Genuine Layer Felt Mattress-Cash !
frlce ...... $3.50
Large Golden Oak Dresser-On sale !,
Large &c Golden Oak chiffcnierMoap
Cash Price. only $1,000
Kitchen Cabinets-Complete, our cash I
'price, only ,S2e 10
We have cheaper cabinets as low
Children's High Chairs. ...... So 90 )
Children's NuEsery Chairs. .... .$I.50>
Leather Seat Dining Chairs-Our Cash
4 tiSS 1921 n
Dining Table-1n fumed oak; our Cash
iiSc ,SlS. 100
(sN&sSAA&AAA8Sx0A y
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23

Lieutenant Pat O'Brien, of the
Royal British flying corps, who is in
the United States after remarkable
escape from a German war prison
camp, fell nearly 1000 feet in an air
plane at Kelly Field, San Antonio.
Tex but was only slightly injured.
A broken nose and bruises about his
face and body we're his chief injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23
Some Real Price Cutting on the High Cost of Euine

The best No. hand-pieked Navy
Beans. per ID. .l2Kc
The best domestic Macaroni, Vermi-
celli or Spaghetti, pkg. ....... TIE
6 Large Boxes Psrlor Matches. Csc
No. 2 cans Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn.
edcu lie
No. 2 cans Early June Peas. .121ac
THE FRESHEST. LARGEST AND
FINEST LINE OF DRIED
FRUITS IN THE CITY
Choice California Prunes, h., .1oc
Fancy Muir Peaches. lb. lac
Fancy Evaporated Apples, lb. .I5c
Fancy Seedless Raisins, lb. ..... .23e
Fancy Bartlett Pears. lb. ....... .19c
Fancy Seeded Raisins, pkg. ....sl-3c
2o-oS. jar Pure Mince Meat. -. zoe
THE TEA AND COFFEE MARKET
OF OMAHA
For ice tea try our famous Diamond
H blend. nothing finer. per lb. :. .4oc
Choice Basket Fired or Sun Dried
Japan Tea, ID. .39e
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23

Just take your shoes off and then
put those weary, shoe-crinkled. ..ch-
ing. burning, corn-pestered. bunion-
tortured feet OF yours in "Tiz" bath.
Your toes viii wriggle with joy;
they'll look Up at you and almost talk
and then they'll take another dive in
that .'Tiz' bath.
Whel your feet feel like Jumps of
lead-all tired out--iust try "Tiz." It's
grand-it's glorious. Your feet will
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23
.Chiropractic
Explanation

r Question, "What assurance can
you give that Chiropractic is more
permanent than what / have al
ready tried?"
! explained our science to him
and he is now taking adjustments.
1t was q case Of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
Sra Bolton, Mais.

Si0ite S6noag @ftermioOag bap.
De Di en- Set for bore gamIe, mem.
Zig ale Dem, iom er naaet ODER De
go aar, og Dem bar hi GA en- Del
at, naar oi faar Dem iamIet. Gen.
ne Set bar lao Oellpffet % gln-
oeoe os ale, 6aaoe gamle og unge
iaa meget, iaa Den maa life foa
Sob at gaa upaataIt forbi. @l9oe
er 10 altio meget imitiom, og hi
oil gerne bore meO til at uobreoe
Oenne Smitte.
Gen ferite Bart al 5eiten af.
boIotes oppe / 9irfen. Otter Op.
l9sning af @i:os Orb og 9gn, af.
petsIeoe oct meo 6eIlesiane, aor.
fang, Colo, Nriif og Oplesning of
forifellig art, boorefter nlIe mo
beoes til at goa neoen UNDER; og
baooe oi erfaret noget al Waria.
Sinoet oppe | airfen ioo fit bi
| life minore @roo Martba.S inoet
at ie oerneoe; tbi Der bnnoe tranle
$enoer OGret |, 8irfiombeo. @ti6t
pao 8Pggen paa Den mooiatte Sioe
Of Snogangsosren, bar onbragt ct
meget fort Maleri af Den eplone
Col, iaaleoes iom ben paa en- oei.
Zig often langiomt GLIDER ne6 og
foripinoer fra bort 9Iif, og | en-
gne ODER ben Salbpart af Solen,
ON enbnu er tiIipne, bar maIet
meo itore fmiffe gositaber: .gIib
hos os Meiter, 9asen beloer" og
| en- an6en 9ue, berunoer igen,
me6 minbre 9ogitaber: n@raa Soar
er en- beilig arone, naar De finoes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

Den Sio er funoen mango beroi.
fuIOe 9ruoitpffer af bet gfp 8eItn.
mente og ANDRE Sfrffter, Der tiener
til at ita0feite Dor 9i6els = IRr.
Zig oa BET M GeItamentes = gaa.
li~0eligbe0.
5 mine llotalelier bar ieg netop
neget foriigtig = maaife ober6re.
ben foriigtig = meo life at Iige no.
get Der fluoe foritaas : eller ret.
tere misioritaas = Iom Hingeogt
for 8ibelen eler | minoite Mnn.
De roffe oe0 oens Eroberoigbeo.
Sg ON emo airfeIig Somlers Refe.
rat er minOre foriigti9 / 6en Ret.
ming og life belt neioetiot, er Der
beller intet Ser, ser bill roffe beo
Sfriftens Grooeroigbeo.
Sbao Geoaftern pioere flyer ON
at bape iIaaet lit eget argument
oeO at BRUCE bi6elife 9efster, iom
@runOIng for 5orfDnoelien oio., ip.
mes ieg, bGrer tpoeIig gionesbDro
bDrO ON at oct fniber ioert meo
s@bnen til at ~foritaa binonoen.
s. 8. 5. 0tren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

Som oct bill is al ooenn9pnte SfrioeIie er @runoooloen
Iaqt til ben f6rfe I~utberife &irfe &urime, Sapan.
@nooioere oil 29ierne mGrfe fig, at 8ennerne oeroore bar
moattet gre b~etpoeliee Snoifr9nfnfnger ben oprinoeige gp99e.
plan pao @runo al Den b~etpOelige 9~rtsiening paa ale 9po9e-
materialer. Sen ~oprinoeige @engeium itreffer iaaleoes life til.
8ennerne beoer ON $1,000 mere END De $4,000. ann hi life
uof lamle bette efstra 8e[66 til oenne lfenne og ooernaa6e pig.
tMe Gag iao at oi Bigger &irfen &urunte noen 8plo. De $4,000
beo bpfentig loulet Sopa og gebraifn. genner bore andre
ib areoie oil NOT ltrofS banOle 0enne Sag. SfaI ben fprite
airfe Sapon ophprt at ben foreneoe oonife airfe bD9geS mo ct
ballot &aarn? Sal benz Ser er en- ifn aneonin0 for en- eaer
anoen bemiolet Sen e0er @ennetreos til at poe ca. $500 til Eaar'
nets ~5ulofsreie efer ben o%prnoeige gDggeplan.
&uIf @ennerl S iom fife ldn fan gaa no poa Misionsmar.
fen o9 maoite ipnes, at S er iaa fathge pa Oro til at tale ON
Serrens iore arigsiug: Misiionen; men S bar rgeli9 al Vdder
Der bar S @nleoning til meo eoers Oeioler at ee en- O%eit9net
Misiion.
Sermeo bore Dor pelignebe Waisiion Sopan = aurlnte.
airfens Opfsrepe og belle WeisIionens itaoige Drift co. $500
bber Wiaaneo - laet oarmt ben til @mbeoSbrgore og ben fore.
n&e banife airfes 0~enigbeoers aerligbeb, Gorben og Offerpit.
lgbeo.
narbeioer meoens oct er Dag, 0atten fonlner oa insen fan
%arbeioe." S brooerig Pathological.
9. 9. Gbriftianfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

i=aAs -
bes Sopeogreiter meO Wiaifineri
at hi fan faa anleoning til at faa
alt bort 2ano oreneret.
Sa, Dor Hegering moatte Oa ~
til uDraftning" af unge Meno
for ari9en alli9ebel tiliioit = bpor
neoigt ben iaa oiloe gribe til bette
og flere al bore f9re unge We9no
af Neni9beoen er M al Steo, og
flere gaar reOe Der pna aaloelie
til at gaa.
8i bopoe Misiionsme0e / &irfen
ira Den %. til ben 80. SUM,
boor grof. 6. q. 2aurlen fra Blair
og 8oit. S. Sc. Semen fra Stano-
ar0, talte for os ON SpnO og
Raaoe, og oisie Mpoer bar bel be-
iegte. Saa oen 1. Suli babe ni
ll0flltgt til Mr. s. 2oren3ens oei-
lige 5arm, bbor baaoe Brof. 2aur.
len og 9ait. S. Sc. Senien talte
paa @ngelif melt / n0teO @rois"
Snteresie. Sglaa Oores Geprelelt-
tant, Mr. 9. M~srfeberg, bar til
Steoe oeo 0enne 2eiligbeo; ban
talte oeioo paa @ngelif vGeO Grois"
Sagen. Wtange Menneifer bar for.
iamlet Ger, og Der bleO optaget en-
Solicit Of en- betpOelig Sum til
oettes 8ieneite.
Den 81. SuIi riurpriieoe" Me.
ni9be0en Baltor @rtnoeIen / bans
Stem og ooerrafte bam en- goo
Gum 8enge, en- lille Sielp til BAN
M efter bans Separation paa so.
ipitoIet / SnnisfaiI. 0e fleite oeo
Del, at Baltor @unoeIen moatte
gennemgaa Ell iaa0an Cur for at
faa lin Selbreo tilboge. Oct bar
en- libsfarlig Operation, ingoe ban;
men MI er ban, Sub ife 2oo o9
Cat, mart belt raft igen. Oct er
fo~rbauienoe at bloc, bbao alt oeo
iaaoan noget %foiter; ban iag0e $50
Dollars. Sea fines MI. of Def or
altfor gaIt, iaa mango 8enge De
0oftorer ifnI babe Sob at toge af
alminoelig itilIeoe 8olf for iaooon
en- minore SioS arbeioe. 0e ga.
ranterer 10 GA boerten 2io eller
0po; eibeller fan De.
canine Dag fit Dor Meniebe0s
9relt, Bait. s. g. q. anoerIen
ogiaa en- nilrpriie" beo at oen
ManO, iom giorOe uolegget for
bans oGeam", fom til BAN og
log Streg ODER oct belle.
MeniebeOen bar ogiaa forbbiet
9oitor Anoeriens 26n meo ca. 200
Collars.
airfegangen Der er itaoig goo,
ia, ben er / 8iltagen6e.
DIR. 5. anOerien fra guifin,
Rebr., og Wr. 81. 9arien fra Blair,
Rebr., bar beret I 9eI6g Der en-
8i0.
gar. s. Goldberg fra Fremont,
0e6r., og bans Suitru es Der / 9e.
Jog MI ior en- IGngere GiO.
Og fra Stan0aro fommer oe
igOnlig / 9ei6g Dos os; oe ferer
berop / alitomobiIer.
gilot 9ano foIter omfring oeo
oct famine Der, ca. 12 Coll. pr acre.
0aen %0improbeo" 2ano er fra Is
til 40 Collars pr. 9tcre.
SIR. @nebauge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14

TIL SALG. 200 A. Farm i Skand. Ma
bolag, o Mile fra Jernbaneby, we'd god
Vel. Bedste Jordbonitet, code Bygnin-
ger. so under Plov, 80 ryddet. Indheg-
net og "Cross fenced. Pris $l0,50O.
$25OO. kantant, Resten paa code Be-
tingelser. Overtagelse naar som helst.
Skriv paa Engelsk eller Skandinavisk.
lens JENSON, Luck, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
9iefion, Vita, CANADA.

'9anif, 6pif, 6ranif, engeIif og
bOao Sprog en- enlfer at tale, Tan
Ger frit tales alle 8egne beroppe
/ oct irie Canada. Som berop
alle, iom life bar 2oo at tale De.
res egen 3unge an6et Steos. 8i
er en00a forbooiet ober, iaa frit
pisie Spifere Der faar COB at no.
tale Jig uantaItet; pei, unoertioen
fan De ogloa goa liot for blot |
oeres Meninger, og inn maa De
babe en- SretteietteIie. gaaoe ben
fanaoiife og ben engelife Staggering
er meget benipnsfuloe = De taa.
Ter meget - og foroi en- piS Ser.
ion forier fig li0t, laoer De oct
iGet life 9oa no ODER ANDRE.
Z gi boooe ct 0eiligt og tioligt
6oraar / aar, iaa 5oraarsarbeitet
begDnotes / 2ioe, og megen SEQ.
blep fact inc | Marferne, baaoe
laoe og bsie, bar terre. Wen oi
bar ingen Regn of nogen 9etponing
faaet ben 1ele CONNER, noget belt
mGrfeli9t for 0enne Del af CANADA;
Eo[f. iont har Ienet her nnaIe
% tDOe Aar, flyer, at oct bar De
alorig Jet Der fer = gerne alto
mere emo nof of 9iegn / SUM og
Sltli Wtaaneoer. Saa Den Sing
bar hi M ooina opIebet Der. 0g
enooa tegner oct M | 9egpnoel.
fen al gluguit Maaneo til, at ri
faar ilet life iaa bel onarIig Ell
SOFT. ygut harms bar bpret oct
o9rite, oi bar baft Der, o9rre emo
Esrfen; / 6oriommeren par De
iO9rt paa Spil og uotpnoeoe Sn.
ben mango Stoer ri9ti9 meget. =
Ger or 10 alto noget til at poe.
lGgge, boor iao / gloer6en oi font.
me BEN. Olen pores oBaiture" for
Sreaturerne bar b9ret og er enonu,
al fsrite alasie. @rasiet bar life
greet iaa langt / aar, men bar
oeret fort % tint, og ri benter
goo @reseang enonn for baaoe oen.
ne % npite Waaneo. 8i bar 10
fIere Sinore0e gcres lige | Sier.
tet al 9icfion Der alene, boor area.
tirerne gaar 90 gr9sier frit. Dog,
meo SeniDn til at faa me9et 9g,
oa er oct min0re goot; @rp8iet er
10 life iaa tDft, og fort tillige; men
Der fan Haas omtrent ale 8egile,
oa 9an0et 10 n9iten. allie Ste0er
er tsrret opf. Oct ipnes at bore
Iige Oicfion og tetop til Der, iom
babe itaaet fig iaa bel | Eerfen.
6olf, iom fommer beripo og bar
b9ret en- Del omfring, flyer, at
ingen Steoer fer Seoen no Iom
Der. Seq talte, meo en- Mano for.
Ieoen, iom tom fra ipoIieere Del
of alberta, og ban ia96e, at belle
StrefningenL ban pasiereoe, ioa
oct gait no, og mango Steoer bel
t6rret no; men 9iefion iaa flint
no - Iaa no iom ben eteite glet
paa belle bans Reiie, buor Der oil.
DC bIipe en- Ssit af 9etponine; og
ieg bar taIt meb andre, iom flyer
lignen6e. Oct er ianoelig en- goo
anbefaIing for bores aoloni Diet.
ion = at Sor6en Der af iaaoan en-
geifaffenbeo, at ben tan taale en-
beI Sommers Esrfe.
Wange flere bar M fact fig
@%utomobiler; 0eiene er 10 iaa gooe
| oenne CONNER, og be er heller
life itspeoe af nosen 8etpbnins,
iaa gutomobiI paa aiitomobil farer
Of Steb Der isennem Diefion bper
eneite Dag.
Di bar bait Government Surtu.
bars" Der for lang Sib | bet fibfte
aar, iaa M ffaI Der mart gro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-08-14
@eribings 9riitige SnOinner.
Speioere.
Gn gpacbebepoinss gebrift paa
@eitfronten.

Der er after EN- 0ation, Der 6ar
arfleret 9piflano arig. Oct er
be amerifanife Onon6aga Spoiane-
re, iom I Den graftnt, De I 1888
nfillttte0e meo George 8aTbingtor,