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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

you any more than your troubles worry
your friends.
The reason why woman would
rather cook a meal herself and eat at
home than dress up and eat at down
town cabaret is because small boy
would rather stay home and do the
chores than go to a circus.
When a man is praying, THY viii
Re Done is what he says. But MY
VIII BE Done" is what he means.
And a man doesn't have TO have
asthma to enable him TO pull a wheeze
on the winter of 1918.
II a man takes mp physical culture,
he is worried about his health. But ii
woman takes it up, she wants to re-
duce her circumference or increase it
Any man is willing TO back his rheu-
matiSm against all the weather fore
casters in the country.
This Stuff movement Is spreading A
farmer tells us that eggs are scarce
because the hens are busy struttng
around and trying to learn how tc
crow.
As rule you will find that the man
who knows how to converse in six dif-
ferent languages doesn't know how to
be silent in one.
1t is hard for man 10 resist the
temptation to flrt with a pretty blonde
because he hates to let golden op-
portunity pass,
The man who can't sleep In the morn.
ing thinks everyone should get up at
| o'clock. And the man who can't ge
any fun out of life Joins = society &c
prevent other people from having any
| fun.
A woman doesn't mind showing IN,
white feather If white feathers happer
to be fashionable.
Marriage is a good thing for a lar
girl, because it teaches her how to dc
! things for herself.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
TEACHERS SALARY INCREASES.

DERHAPS II Is human nature for an employer to want
TO fix wages Just little lower than the employees ask
Which may explain why the special committee OF the school
board recommends salary increases somewhat less than
were requested by the teachers committee In view Of the
cost Of living the work done and the preparation needed
for such labor the request Of the teachers not un-
reasonable was in fact quite modest and within reason
able bounds, II should be given careful consideration BY
the board when finally fixes the rate Of pay At the
end Of thirty days mighty man in busine" asked how
to secure loyalty Of employees replied First pay enough
TO warrant expecting loyal service" And, without dis
paraQing the service Of the teachers which ' for the most
part excellent that something for the school board to
consider Making all allowances for noble impulses II Is
neytabl, that teachers or any other employees will have
k,ener interest in and greater enthusiasm for their work
II they feel they are Justly recompen'ed
However. II /, encouraging to the teacher, as we'll I"
10 the patrons Of the schools, that there disposition on
the part Of the board TO make substantial increase even
IT, in the end il I, something lc. than the teachers re-
qucdcd Although an election is required TO provide the
added funds needed it i, unthnkable that such PROPOSE
ton should be voted down. when it is manicsly de
served when, indeed it i, absolutely necessary to hold
many teachers to their work city make better
investment than the money spent It's schools and eN-
ceen schools cannot be secured by nggardy policy Of
payment The National Education society estimates 10000
teachers are needed in the country to take the places Of
those called to other fields and unless this city pays
enough, that shortage is likely to be felt here There is
little likelihood Of reduction in the cost Of living or
lesser demand for help from other fields hence there is
the element Of necessity for the proposed increase which
should eliminate all doubt as to It's success
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
THE METRIC SYSTEM.

tUAR WILL become even more like General Sherman
" said now that the department has announced the
adoption Of the metric system for the of the army in
France 1t il said that thi, is done to avoid confusion, but
will likely confuse American army officers and give
hssdaches to company clerks and others who do the army
figuring Running in tens and mulpes Of ten, the metric
stem simple falling off log and ha, much to
nmend Il, but its advantage, are offset by the
ndeney to think in American terms of measurement
Most Of studied the metric system in school, and recall
that komeer is something le" than mile, sort Of
averick measurement to be reckoned vague Scientists
e course famat with its figures the system being
somewhat international but it is going to be hard to make
n seem real natural to an American an Englishman
~ up unhandy tables of weights and measures
Sometimes a modern Improvement is also modern
nuisance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
nnt Ine Miller Conlesi

I'd BuSSc claims that the oldest Joke
is the one about the negro who went
into the depot in a little Tennessee
town and asked for two return tickets
to Nashville The agent knew the negro,
and casually asked him who was going
with him "My brother" replied the
negro. Hes out there in a box. He's
dead" "Wcll. II he is dead you won't
need a return ticket for him will YOU"
asked the agent. "Yes. sab" replied
the negro you see, its this-a-way
We amt goin' to bury him in Nashville
but we have about 10 kin folks in Nash
Vile and | figured it would he cheaper
to carry him to Nashville and let them
see him and then bring him back than
il would he to have them 40 Kin folks
campin' on us here"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
OuehI

III SAYS here that a woman can he
come beautiful by persiStently think
ing herself beautiful said the Old
Fogy, as he looked up from the maga-
zinc he was reading DO you believe
that"
NO" replied the Crouch. Il can
point ont great many instances TO the
contrary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

Political issues of yesteyear are going to hSv, small
standing in the coming campaign. Sixteen to went
long ago gone but not forgotten The tariff /, forgotten
but not gone Ant-trus stuff Is of ancient stamp and
obsolete Nothing much need be said about keeping us
out of war Right off the reel it isn't easy to point the
difference between democrats and republicans of today
long as the war lasts, at least
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

A girl can wear a dog collar around
her neck and nothing on her chest and
get away with it. But il man tried
it he would get free board in the Fool
iSh House.
We don't know why II ls But a man
would rather hear you roast his enc
mics than hear you praise his friends
You Wouldn't get many lines in your
forehead Il ynmr troubles didn't worry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
TrAclnn an Immortal.

Dear Luke: In your column In the
Charlotte Observer you used the name
Of Rev r. A. Turnipseed, of Columbia,
S. c. know him. He married Miss
Greene, and when the wedding an
nouncement was printed it appeared
Greene -Turnlpseed." 49, w. c A.,
MooreVille, N. {.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
IGpPli1lH
HhDff1eS/
@/ cWAlz.E1e E1e7M1ason ~
HOW TO END IT.

n EE whz, but | am weary, Of war.
that does not cease; my eyes are
red and bleary, I've wcpt so much
for peace; for peace that is departed,
and has been gone for years and | am
broken hearted, and tired of squirting
tears. Nv watch have been keeping,
and watching but defects; long, long
have been weeping, in seven dialects.
At last see quite plainly that tears
won't help us win; and now, to act
more sanely | promise TO begin III
help to end the scrapping and bring
peace back again, by doiiing sable trap
ping, and digging up the yen The man
who takes his shillings and buys a baby
bond does more to stop the killings DER
there, across the pond, than forty reu-
bens walling, and beating of their Stats
with strips of crepe a-trailing from
bands around their hats. The man who
lends his money to good old Uncle
Sam, makes all the outlook sunny, from
York to Yuba Dam Oh. chez, I'm sick
of fighting I'd see the dove OF peace
upon our flag alighting as fair and
slick as grease; that ! may help to bring
her another bond III buy; and thus III
push the singer in Kaiser Billy's eye
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

Outside Of the department one knows how large
army have in France but the Germans beginning
to find out the sort Of men soldiers are.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

large crop Of candidates seems assured this season.
no matter how much may have conserve on other
commodities.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

The brewers yearbook is such reasonable and logical
volume that it probably will blame prohibition for existing
conditions In Russia,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Pact


THIS IL q duser OLD world. my friend.
Ana men sure Rro funny lot;
Some have more coin than they can spend
got
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Fifteen YeaEs Ago.


The masquerade ball given by Okla
huma CITY Lodge No Az. Benevolent
and Protective Order OF Elk'. at their
splendid hall last night was one OF the
most delightful social events OF the
year The hall was beautifully ieStooncd
with the color, OF the order purple
and white, and the participants repre-
Senicd the elite Of the city The music
was furnished hy Iomln's orchestra.
EollpNing is a list Of the dancers and
a description oi the costumes:
Mr., J. II Morgan. Marguerite; Miss
Elcrick. fancy, Miss Edmondson. Jap.
ancSc, Miss Lincoln female clown;
Miss Kate Grant Highland lasSie; Mrs.
J. G. Clarke, colonial Mrs Frank John
son. Japanese; Miss Bowers, Indian;
Miss Booth. gypsy queen Mi" White,
Cleopatra. Miss Ncla Mcclure, suns
mcr girl. Ms, Lang. Of Texas. summer
girl; Mrs q. W. Stone. Martha WASH
inpton; Mrs Uockcnhull, jacksonville,
Ill. fancy. Mrs Whit Grant, fairy:
Mrs Parks. Coiicwille, Kan; Mrs
Potts, Oklahoma City summer girl;
Mrs Elcholy. colonial; Mrs James
Gcrson Mrs win York. Annie Oakleyi
Miss Cora York. golf girl; Mrs Han.
sen, domino, Miss Hoffman. domino
Mrs DR.. Salmon. colonial; Miss Laird,
fancy costume; Miss PanhurSt, colo.
NAL; Mrs Jarvis, summer girl; Mrs
viii Wright colonial; Miss Denny,
| .htrt y,,t.t gir1s Mice Rhodes ehirt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

COld-storREs sEg. you make me sigh.
You hre no longer young.
I know that you can fool my eye
But you can't fool my tongue,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

Don't forget the livestock show ladies and gentlemen
Easy to and worth seeing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

Although not entirely increduous, rumop Of revou
ton in Germany no longer excite us greatly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

willie-paw, why do we say that time
is money!
w-BecauIs Il slips away so fast.
my son
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Haw, Hawl

"Dont you think that two can live s
chsaply As one" asked Miss Oldgitl
YES" growled Mr. Oldbach "Thty
can II they happen 10 be twins and
have an old fashioned mother"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

There will always remain feeling that the kaiser
American dentist overlooked the opportunity of etim,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
LnakeMLnale
His Column
wsri,sli

Grim war has put NJ 10 the test,
And va will meet n. never fsArt
But We have found II IN no Jest
10 have tO drink this baefleAa beer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

The energetic automobile salesman
had Just delivered the fair customer her
new car, and everything was lovely.
He had scarcely entered the office,
however, when he received a telephone
call She said;
az thought YOU told me that this car
was self-startcr"
$50 it is" replied the salesman.
Nothing Of the sort. | have to push
a button to make it go7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Old Stories
d1zNes0s,h4Pe me, s,'3
Twnniv Yam Aao.
Lom NE Xnec EYZeS

Twenty Years Ago.
Miriam Richardson, Roy Finerty, La
Verne McKeeyer. I'D Letter and Verd
Van Wrinkle are the five ranking stu
dents Of the A grade in the city
schools Emerson school
A bin is before congress asking FOR
the appropriation OF 100000 for the
nations defense.
Mrs J. n Mccartney arrived in this
city from Illinois Sunday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
OH

We do NOT know whether they raise
robins, larks or nighilngales, but we do
know that the Breeding Bird Orchestra
supple, music for the dances in Shel-
byyllle. Ind
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

A Man /, Measured By The Size OF
His Bank Roll.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

Ths task of getting things 10 eat
May cause man much medltRtioni
But you cannot make both ends meet
by stretching your Imagination.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Xell. WE'LL

The II. C. Of /. and the wheatleSs
and meatle0 DAYS keep some Of us
empty, but you can always find Peter
Full in Nermilon, Ohio.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

Lines Worth Remembering
He that would revenge himself heavily
upon his foes, let him conduct himself
uprightly.-Aber Oar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Names Is Names.
Our Daily Special.

h. Free lives at Jonesvile. c. s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Ten Yeats AGO.

Miss Gala butcher will spend the
remaining ten days Of her visit here
with her brother, DR.. butcher. beiors
returning to her home in Omaha.
An opcralic quintet has been organ
lied to make a study Of both old and
modern oncra under the direction Of
Sipnor d'Anna. The quintet will meet
each Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Charles B. Amcs. II is composed
Of Mrs Ames soprano; Mrs R. Parks
Bennett, contralto; Mr. +. d Ledger
wood, tenor; Mr. John +. Walsh, bass
and ~Signor d'Anna, baritone, Miss
Fay Congcr will accompany.
Mrs. Samuel II. Harris, 42l West
Eleventh street, gave charming
luncheon for twelve guests on Tuesday
afternoon the honors being a number
of out -of-town ladies who were visiting
mutual friends. The table was florally
decorated with carnations of paleSt
pink and the place card, were bic hand
painted butterflies. In the library,
where the guests spent the afternoon at
bridge, the flowers were white hya-
cnths. Seated with Mrs Harris were
Mrs Harry Bulen Of Saltwater, Mrs.
A. K. McCandlcsS Of Perry, Mrs.
George Billingslcy Of Guthrie, Mrs w.
A Frazier Of Guthrie, Mrs John Fields,
Mrs. Fred Gum. Mrs Lester Gum. Mrs.
W f Hodges, Mrs o. d Halsell Mrs.
a J Corkins Mrs S. NJ. Maxwell, and
NJ y T. quo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

How About your
There IL a man In our town,
And he Ia wondrous wise:
He buys Thrift Stamp every day,
The kaiser to Chastise.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06

Private Aiken Still has been trans
fcrrsd from Camp Jackson. Columbia,
S C., to other quarters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
Correct

Yes, dear reader, you guessed right
the very first time. The Hamm Com.
pany deals in hams in NincenneS, Ind
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

fan tGntes; mn | 8intertioen fan
Ser fomme Sne en- Gang imelIem,
men oct norer 6a finn en- Gag eIler
10, iao FAR ri 6et fiteite SoIifin igen
flor ct Bor Tiger.
Denne aoloti er / Snn06eo oof-
liet nieo Ell for6opIenoe <rtig6eo,
mar man betpnfer, at oen finn er
Ili0t ooer 8 Woaneoer gninmel, og
Der er ollere0e iolgt 2ur0 til %
I0an1fe Ger, og Der er fal0et Breit,
IGigeiom Mi6lerne til Girfe og 8re.
itebolig er til Ste0e, ioo for6oobent-
Zig nil oct life bare ret lGr1ge, fer
Dor 6orIte 8irfes Spir Dfl fneiIe
moo Simlen, og airfefloffens 3oner
bill lp0e no ODER Onlen og fal0e pno
gummel ion poa ltttg.
pit | alt fan ieg fun iige, at ieg
er meget bel tilfreos ber, og ieg
fan ber lie en- lD5 Srenltt0 | WSoe
for mig og mi1e, og oct er Ell at De
liza Ste0er poa Sor0en bpor oen
min0re bemioIe0e fan 6anne Jig ct
IieIoitGHOiot Siem, life blot en- 8la08
at leoe men ct o~irfeIigt Stem / set
tie 0r0s ful6 9etp0ning, lt6en ser.
me0 at forbinoe 3pbpggerlibets
@enDoroigbe0er.
9iliiOit oil ieg 6eroeo ien6e en-
&ierteIig SfIien til @ennerne /
0es @oines og arrore 5teOer, Iamt
til ale, iom bar beisgt os / @fter-
aaret, nf bbiGfen oe fGeite 10 bill bIi.
be mime frenti0i9e 0oboer, og er
Scr Ell o9 on6er, iom tenfer paa
at reiie 6ertiG en- Cur, 6eoes De
|iette Gem | Sor6in6elie mes Wr.
Sans an0erien 9riib, Colo, fan
|oil meo @1n6e gibe oGle Oplbsnin.
Iger, o9 at 6isie alti0 er paaliOe-
|1ige beb6oes Del npppe at incomes,
/ bDert 6olo life til 0enL Iom FENDER
|bom. 9i9eloo oil oct oere o8, ioin
Ter boint fer en- 5orneielie at D9re
iii 5ieneite / allie Hetnin9er.
Buffalo, @poming, 8.
10. San. 1918.
|9or 294. u. 6. Nn0erfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

life bo0Oe iaoet mere ell 200 gu.
pr. Icre.
Deen bOo0 fan Der me0 Siffer.
beo geres &egning paa at aoIes9
Otter at booe iamnenbolot De Op.
lpsninger, man 6oooe ~in06entet,
fom nogle al 2ait0iggerne, Der til
famnren oDeroeieoe bette Spsrgs.
madl, til feG9enOe 8eiatltat: 40
8lribels 9oe0e, 70 9li. Soore, 200
@n. &ortoiler og a Cons alfalfa
pr Icre, iom mininnlm @lpl, og no
fro oct beregne0e De, ON oct ttnOe
betaIe Jig at f6be 9anoet, og &eiatl.
tdtet bleo, at no al De nj f6bte De
iefs, isr 0e pefite biem, og to al De
tire, Der par tiGboge, tog poa BE.
tingelIe 2site poa boer 80 acre8.
8rioote 5orbolo pil6e beitennle De.
res ienere 6orbolo 0ertil.
ollie par oi iuIot ITO eni9e ON,
of ingen al os buDOe fbr OGret i iaa
bebogeIigt ct affna poa ben 3i0
of 4aret, men nj bar 10 o8iao ira
2oo1anoet. SIT 9uften ct let % tyr
oioner ben flare blna &intnnel ON.
Sntet a10et Ste0, 6uor ieg Gar Oe.
ret, bar ie8 iet Den iaa ren, lom
Der / @gilouoet. On @lto 0il, o8
alt gaar Del, penter ri at flDtte Der.
no i6rit / 9lpril.
Om Der er no8et, Der taller imoo
at isge lit Stem peO Buffalo, fanot
ieg oct itfe. 6in0er ieg oct, eiter at
ieg fonmer 6er1lb, ifaI ieg life ior.
tic set, oct gao ieg flort at forItoo,
ou ieg oar oerltoe, % ieg lit oct
Soor, at oe 6do0e li9e ioa Oaarlig
&oao TIL, at DE, Der Flptte0e oeruo,
bleo iflpffet, iom ie9 lbnOoe.
Silien 90 3af for bebogeli9t
Selifob beo Buffalo, Bpo.
6. s.. @ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

Iioa / bans 9eiiooelie ct 9reb, Ifrebei
Ifor enoeO 30 gGor ii6en of &n0ers
IStlt6fiGr | Danmarf, 6bilfet niite,
at ItI0ers @6riition 6oDoe ORret nle0
TIL at giDe Stgoet til Mnoers Sta1b-
Ifiers 0mDen0elie = bans, Iom pir-
|feoe til tor 8eliignelie i Donmorf
Sort z66itlt0bptte bar meget GGle
|ber / aar, ia for nogIes 8e0fom-
menoe NOE item Ilet intet poo @ritnb
|af S6rfe Og So9litorm. Seen Ion
|0e fleite 6ornere bodber oi poa
|5remttoen. 8i err 10 garonteret 50
|pr. 9llI6. for 8oeoe oct fommenoe
|etar. Mootte Blot Den for er6eIige
|Rrig mart ftg @n6e, ino 8re0 rtooo-
til og 5reO in6d0ttl bos Den enfelte
mnatte 6libe Dor Del. Ger BOILER
ct Srpf ooer 9ot6 og 6olf for 81
Den, og itore 9egioenbe6er itonr pan
0og8or6enen. 9eItan6ig ipeioer man
efter, bbd0 oct nGite Gpt er.
@r Der nogen, Der bar traolt /
.oenne 9i0, o9 iom bnr @9n0erne
nil0e pon oIle Omroooer, ioa er oct
nof Dor Regering, Ion 6or iaa mon-
&c pi8ti8e Eager at onretoge.
8eiret bar bGret no9et omIfii-
ten6e, bi bao6e en- ti6lig SneItorm.
ISneen eff BOG of, ioa oi bob6e
go6t 8eir til ii0it / eooember. 81.
Den bar hi bait oct babe foI6t og
miG0t, ri bar BET 10 Tom befen6t,
alorig rigtig bormt ON 8interen,
men til @en9rlo er set 6eller fife
Ioa trpffen0e pormt ON Sommeren.
8enli9 &ilien til DonIferens 2e-
fere .
8eter 8eterfen, g. 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
%Scnmnre, ". 9af.
,6ra Z ri 10 e.
nig9e 5.
6oa0 er 9ioet?
st 9uit i 5ioet,
Som ipnfer neO;
st Spiio al arefter,
Som bigger eiter
@n @pigbe0.

8i blfoer 10 ito0ig minOet ON
0ette, at ri fife Der bar port BIZ
nen0e Ste6, men mac gre os for
troIige meo, at ri ifnl ilDtte 6erfra
fer eller ienere.
st Bar of pore gamle BIonerer
bar for fort &i0 itoen om6Dttet
Si0en nleO gpig6eoen. %. s. 9tiel.
len, iom bar 6oet ber i6lullot os
If0en aoloniens 9~egpnoelie, men
iom bar Hnttet til 8pen &enmore
.bleo pllioielig ipg og oeoe ierit /
0ooember. San blep begraOet paa
Grim. Mgb.s Rirfegnoro. Sfte lang
|Si0 oereIter leo oct no oper Settle
mentet, at MI par u. s. Peterien
eller gantle AnoerS gbriitian, iom
ban falotes, ogiaa falot bort; ban
naoe0e 6en beie aloer at SO @ar Og
bar rolf o9 rsrig neIten til oct
Iiioite.
@omle @n6ers Gbriition bar /
mango Seniecnoer en- mnrfelig bpg'
Itig og energiIf gammel Mano, iom
Il en- lang aorreffe bner CONNER
par traolt beIf9ftiget meo at oprfe
fine Sooelager, iom ban iolgte |
aenmore; men ban baooe DOG oltio
nof til at tnle baooe meo i'm
oa nieo ottore Menneifer ON
l6e epige Cling; Der fanotes enoog'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
&utbers Sin
fOrtalt for %ltnsoOmmen
af 81. g. g.

8aa en- lipi9 og fnneilenoe Wiaooe er SOOeotrGfene ben
ltore 3eiormotors 2p og 8rfe, iunt De oerneO nermeit forbuno.
ne gerioner og 8eeipenbeber, freminet UNDER folgenoe aaptet-
operifrifter:
1. 8ornoom36ienrnet 2 Sngiu1erngs 8eagt 8 S 8erne.
ifoIen. A. 8oo egne Sen. 8. s go6e Senoer. 6. 9ao ltnioerit
teht. 7. alo1tergfben. 8. Sno Brpiteionoen. 8. Gehen til @omt
10. Seologfif 8rofesior. II. Iflao. IL lofororingen. 10. Re.
item fra Solicit. IA. 8apismens @enipar. is. Ge TO 8enner.
Is. 2utber og Get. II. Set 1tore 8ru6. Is. 2rber @ouns.
10. S Sfiul paa @artblrg. 90. Sra 2utbers 8irfefelot. 81. Gu.
tber inbtrpoer gggteTonoen. %. Strioen ON Den be0ige Nab.
Der. 90. Den itore 9efenoelIe. "a. Tref fra 9utbers 9o og ON
gongsfreos. %. 9ao oct iioie.
9ogen err poa 1852 Sioer, trpft poa eoot 9apir og foripnet
meo mango 8ileoer. Selges iruft uoipret Papbino til bp
~forbolosns meeet biaiee Yris at so Gents.
8ogen egner fig fortrinliet iont @opebo9 Senoaesifoler oe
aonfirmanofIasier.
8eo YartHsb opnoos b~etpoeig Hobot.
9aniib 2ntberan Ynbliibins .Spnie,
Blair, Nebr.