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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
THE USE OF SILOS
GAIN ON u. S. FARMS
SURE SUPPLY OF FEED FOR CAT
TIE THROUGH THESE STRUC-
TURES. MANY ADVANTAGES.

The silo is rapidly becoming rec
ognized as necessary part of the
Minnesota farmer S equipment. A
Minnesota farm without a silo, at
least in the corn area, is no longer
up to date. The rapid adoption of
the silo is accounted for by recogni-
ton of it's advantages. These ad-
vantages are summarized by A. D.
Wilson, extension director of the
Minnesota College of Agriculture, as
follows:
If corn is cut at the proper stage
and put into good silo the whole
corn plant is eaten.
Silage is more convenient to feed
than is any other rough feed COM
monty used on the farm.
Silage is both palatable and sue
culent.
The addition of succulent feed
to ration increases the digestibillty
of the dry feed eaten.
With silo it is possible to save
corn that might otherwise, owing to
immaturity, be largely wasted. .
The silo not only provides excel
lent feed for winter time but furnish
es a means of keeping more for sum-
mer use, feed of high quality.
The silo furnishes almost sure
supply of feed, as there is no surer
crop than corn.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
I WOULD SPEND
MY LAST DOLLAR
FOR IT." SHE SAYS
~ KNOW BY EXPERIENCE THAT
DRECO WILL DO WHAT is
CLAIMED FOR IT."

eyes, it's the truth, this medicine
has done wonders for me, and l don't
know what would have become of
me if it had not been for Dreco.
don't see how woman could have
been worse off than / was and live.
| suffered tortures from constipation
and indigestion, and | tried every
thing | heard of to get relief, but
nothing did me a bit of good, | had
to eat such light diet that / had no
strength, and even that light food
disagreed with me and caused terri
BILE suffering. Sometimes l would
turn blind and get nauseated, and
could hardly stand up. l was con-
stantly belching and finally my stom-
ach got so weak that / could not hold
water in it. My head ached all the
time and | was as nervous as could
be. | became so weak that l could
hardly keep up with my work.
''Finally I decided to try Dreco, at.
ter hearing so much about the relief
it was bringing suffering people, and
in short time | began to see I'M
provement. Ny stomach eased up so
could eat once more, and then
when I started on good substantial
food | began to regain my health
and improved right along. All my
troubles have now disappeared and |
feel like new woman. My nerves
are as steady as clock and 1 sleep
like baby. Dreco has put new life
and strength into my system, and it
is one medicine that will do all that
is claimed for it. If l were to get
down sick like I was before, I would
spend my last dollar to get some of
this grand medicine" These are the
words of praise from Mrs. Mary
Webb, 2118 Amherst St., Brunswick,
Ga.
Dreco, the great root and herb
medicine, is sold by all good drug
stores, and is especially recommend
ed in Dawson by Lees Drug Store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
CatsrrbaI Deafness Cannot Be Cured

-, IocaI annIicationa, as they cannot reAch
TIE diseaasd portion of the ear. There Is
only one way to cure catarrhal dsaf ness
Sn1 rrhai DAafness Is caused by an In
S SaaSIahc Condition Of the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tube. When TINS tuoe as =
rnr9sct hearing. and when it is entirely
Closed Deafness is the result ana U9 1bss tube S6
ta-a1 ~ its normal condition, hearing
T wiiI be destroyed forever Many cs.ss Of p
DEAFNESS are caused by catarrn. Wnicn a,,ss
sa EN- Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF tne
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for
anv case Of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls catarrh Msoieine' NiF
+. J. CHENEY = CO.. Toledo. o.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
PASSENGER AIRSHIP
TO TRY OCEAN FLIGHT
Berths for England-to-Rio Trip Sell
For $4,000 Each. Will Carry
Twenty Voyagers.

LONDON, England.-As prelude
to a regular service the first passen-
ger airship, R-80, will fly some time
this month from Barrow-in-Furness
to Rio de Janerio. In addition to a
small cargo it will carry twenty voy-
ayers, among whom will be Sir Wood
man Burbidge, who has booked
three berths for himself, his wife and
a friend at $4,000 apiece:
The R-8O is about half the size
of the R34, being 535 feet long and
having a capacity of 100000 cubic
feet. She can make sixty miles an
hour, but her cruising speed is forty
six miles.
The flight will take about four
days. She has all the comforts of an
ocean liner.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
Discrimination In
Buying

Every thoughtful housewife
has long since learned the stability OF
purchasing only standard goods of established
merit.
She knows, for instance, that
all advertised food products of national
distribution must of necessity conform to pure
food laws, not only those of her own State, but
also must be in conformity with the Federal
Food Laws
Tn short. the label required by pure
food laws has prevented fraudulent substitution
and the use of unwholesome material, due to
the fact that the intelligent American house
wife reads the LABEL
Unfortunately, however, there are
some food products now on the market in
various sections of the country to which our
protective labelling laws have not sufficiently
applied. and in such cases the housewife is nat
urally left in the dark. Take for instance, So
called Self-Rising Flours; there are no laws re-
curing the label on these hours to name the
Ingredients These are still bought blndy
without knowledge of the ingredients, tor the
reason that these mixtures seem never TO nave
been subjected to the label requirements
as other mixed food products. One is unable
+o determine from the label of any sack or
nackaoe of Self Rising Flour what the quality
of the flour is or what other ingredients are
mixed in with it.
However, the housewife can easily
become thoroughly informed about most pro-
ducts and, by process of careful selection OF
such products, safeguard health and make pure
food legislation effective.
7,>ax1 heA<e1Gs~14G~
NoTENss Costello weH kno0n of the LADIES'
our city of the Domestic Science Branch Of the OmDe,sIy @
Institute Supervisor of Domestic Science
in Public Schools Special Lecturer Domestic Arts and ECONOMY
Sbecial Lecturer to the WOngenS Clubs
We Publishing series of her most important articles
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
| MADE WHITE
N BATH IN ACID
L. COLOR AFTER HIS
'' ,,To VAT. CASE
|'or EXCEPTIONAL

LouA CITY, okI Ia some
| ..;d something about bless ea3
|I, ,,ld Elijah Ellison, cor cor
y be exact, formerly s cor tao
70 I.. ii to the truth of the
,1 's. are often DISCUS
|,e- with misfortune ias t
|p ps' was working over a vat
,,' plant The vat Y. con
l, 'I mixture of carbOllc aeld,
|. Elijah missed his footing g
| He was so badly burned
| |. thought for several days
Ppld not live .., s+,,f
~; .l; is made of stern stun ,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
CRANK BOTHERS TAFT
DAILY FOR FIVE YEARS
Former President Has Received 1,S25
Undecipherable Letters.

UndeCIpHGTdDEc LSttSTs.
LONG BEACH, Cal.-Former
President Taft every day for the last
five years has received from some
unknown person of this city letter
bearing a signature which resembles
the tracks of struggling fly escap-
ing an ink bath. None of the writing
is decipherable.
Postmaster Demond has received a
communication from the former chief
executive asking relief from the cor
respondent and requesting that the
local police investigate the situation.
In all 1926 letters from the mys-
terry author have been received, the
letter to the local postmaster states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06
CsW %.x m,nufey
from @ Moeoins 1
and Mazfricai = 4
Dssksycs. =

The weather calls for ont.
door life. The Belleclaire Colf
and Country Club will soon b.
ready for those who have quail.
ned for membership. The Club
House, with its new kitchen a
very vital part of a good cluh1
and its new decorations, is verv
attractive. Two Tennis Court,
will be ready in June. The Golf
Course is in splendid shape.
Summer greens are now open
and they are fine. The mem.
bership is going as fast as we
can investigate and elect-but
it is naturally slow process,
because of care in investigation
and election.
Those Of you Wishing to see
the Club House and grounds
and that new kitchen which is
to be operated Hotel Belle
claire style-may visit Bayside.
Long Island, any Saturday or
Sunday, when will be pleased
to show you around.
Robert D. Blackman.
Proprietor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
En ;6b(bcjt til 8elaicu.

Sen banlfe Migs6ags @rn1ibiun
|bar icnot ct 9ilsningstelcgram til
@elaierr. Gclegramnct, lom blct
|lGit op / 0olfetbinaet, bar fplgero(
|Sr6lp6::
Sen oanlfe Staggering pl1ifer al
uotale lin @lpbe oncr, at oer belgi:
tie &egjcring III, lon l10trnf Tor Ell
fri og ~1elblten0ig Nation fan ppto
&c Irbeioet {oa at gjenopbpgac I'll
|Teorelan0. Sen 6oll1fe Meajerino
|fremiptter fine be61te 9nifer ON
2bffe for set fr%ore1onos-
|fjprligc % boar6tprppeoe bc1giife
Solfetbingets Meolemner paafer.
|te Splpsningen ltaaet16e og CAB soe.
res Gililutnitq beb fraftige S1,rro.
road. -.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
Gn @ieljc paa Dpbsleict.

Sorleoen Greoag Tormiaoag fanot
en- n1eget ej%enoom1elig @pjtieelig.
beo Steb PAD 2%aiarettet / 8reogaOe
4 Gosfilbe. Ser Denlaa Ell 34aariq
Mrbejoer, 2allrit5 Mrel ST.. ssSenIen
fra Rosfil6e, % bans Sorlobcoe, Ell
1lng Bige, Grf. Mnta 8a1tline geiel=
len, Ser iioit bar opbolbt Zig / Gen.
''gelpie. Gette Nar ifuloc Ell al Sc
fgrite Gage bape Dapt 8rpllup / Sea-
aaretbfirfen / &igbenbabn bbor Scr
bar lpt for Dem. Me11 iaa blep
,Se1Ien ipg At ipanif Spgc, og fort
,,efter blep ogiaa bans Torlopeoe ar-
grebe11. Sc blep berfor begge inb-
lagt paa 2aiarettet / 8reogaoe. Sen
lens Tilitan5 %forbnrre6e fig, og ON
Sreoagen bar Dal1 iarlig lbag. @a,
bob berfor ON at blibe bet. Dette
9nIfe blep opfpl6t. 0m Sormioba>
gen tom Haitor @r1n1n=Masmus{er
ttlItcoe for at bic Dem. Gen 1,1tge
Eiges 5eng bleo flpttet i11b til
Se1iens Seng. og Der foretog Yre-
iten 8iel1e Ell.
Gaobcl ban lo1n Sc fao Naare=
renoe Ser bar tilltcoe, bar ifprt bpi=
Be Sitter % bop6e M1aIfe poo. Otter
8iel1en blep 6en hinge 8r,6 igien
ferf tilbage til Sen Stuc bpor bun
1igger lammen mes 3 1111ge 9iger.
@e0 6=Gioen ON Mfte11er beoe
Brnogommet-paa TN @rblllps6ag.
Sons S1titr11 fit efter Bu6fabet
ON Manbcns 800 ct 9ilbogefan.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
So Brgbre.

So &rige1t brp6 ub. flpgteoe eli
pr1gre Manb fra Gpiflono til Cant
mort. @an bar 5a6elmager al
BrofeS1ion. og ban Deo ebert. San
tl1reoe liot r111l6t, n1e1t fit otniioer
4rbeioe Dos Ell 5o6elmager / 5pen6=
borg. Og meoens bon iao ser / set
imuffe luxembourg % traf / Naale,1
% bore6e i set 8alIinife 2poer, ar
beioeoe Der fig ct Napr, trent / tiff
8olitif. Set bar ogian ebert. Den
Man6. 0erne6e bar fienot ien1 eli al
BET tDife 5ocidloemofrntis 6srcre.
Sg 6e to bor @rpbre.
Sbor Man0e,t fra Sbenoborg
bleb al, bioes life; ba,1 er formo.
oentlig II, reiit til fit Trorela,1S..
Men bans Bro0er, Der ogiaa CT 5a-
oelmageriDe11o blep @iasfangler i
6et tbffe Rige,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
9a ser ta(tes Gpenjf.

Sen fjerbte Ebeaterburen1=@ iref.
ter Bilt5tng. far fortalt fglJenbe
lille 5tltoric fra fit onnife Gourtrt
giennem GpnberjpIlano / Gomme.
ret 1897.
Oct bar 10 forblt6t at tale el1er
ipnae 0anif paa 5cene11. .ioo SCI
gialot ON at finoe poo Ompeie. sll1
git ogioa go6t / Set fprite Sis. Tor
cit Goritgttgbe6s SfDlb blep oIle
Blafater og Mn1oncer ombpageIigt
'affatteoe pao Epif, og 6esu6en 1prge=
&c 8ilt5ing olti6 for at babe en- el1er
an6en Ggte TIFF Mrti1t poo 8rogrom,
met til at bg6e pao Sc ban1fe R111nre.
So Eoltrl1een 11oae6e 5en6erbora
pan Ms, bar oct imi6lertib npr
gaaet sgalt.
Ser ne6logoe Bolitimelteren Itrofs
beo Mnfomiten fategorijf 6nrbuo
.s. 81. ..g.'- fH.S -f - 500
imo6, at sc Optr9benoe mnle6e ct
oanif Or6 poa Scenen.
Set bar 8ilt5ing 10 life gIoo fo1
Meen 1aa fit bn1 EFT Snfpirotion.
rMaa III Ga tale 9oenif?" !pltre=
tie ban.
So, set bar Der intet ipeje11 fort
,Og | 2gbet al en- Ttn1e boD0e Irlp=
pen uoperiat" belle Repertoiret til
ct mDitiif 9prog, fom Nolitimciteren
fulot og fait troe6e bar Spenf, ifjgnt
i11gen lebenbe 5benifer iiiiffffert bob-
De f%oritaaet ct Muf of set. Men set
gior6e Sc Ddnife I Sgtt0erborg, %
oct par 10 set pigtigite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
6aralb @ibbe bpD,

GIT al Dunmarfs p11grc 5orfat=
tere, @aralo @i66e, er nplig of=
gaart be6 9eoen. SON bar fpbt
Bejle 1on1 @pn al Mmtspeiinipeftpr
CTR. &iobe og bapoe 5t,6eret Ebeo=
1o9i in6til BON / 1900 ifren @ogen
~5in6bi1e6er" og oerefter Monlane1,
rNoge og glie"', ser meo ct @1ag
gior6e bom befjen6t. 5i6en 6a u6<
CAB 5oral6 &io6e e1 &effe 8gger,
Der bar prGget al Mo6enbeo og Ell
1tGrf 8erionliabe6. San bar cit to=
lentf11o' 5fribent, bbis lio1te @og
nSernet" fornplig Ell 1togiDet poo
M}cbebougs Sorla9. Sen Mf6pbe
efterla0er fin @nltr11, 6orfotteren
Mitri0 Gbrencrol1=&iboc. s@gteIfobet
bar bar1lp1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
So 8urnbolm= Sgnner falbcm /
Syranfriq.

u.'se ool'lpol. Dteee lro
"etp, e pla'.pl stltgens Ute: 9e1
e uh,1rol1t Deentg alIreo 80:
pu''1es 3ofm 1ont 1alot,1 Srantf1a
oen %. uearts, % 1ont 1fplae gteo'
uelel'e 1ra Oct pa'1l1e noe11f1gsmt11.
1lerlnm III DornDolms Amt pleo be-
stope1 meo m1ll1ar 2ot'lpr pao
9e'llg 91d1ton eenteterg gtfcr1ei
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
Gn mooerne @nlblmnaler.

Den banite @eje1teret far netop
oemt en af Da1tmarfS briitigite
@a1lo1mltglere. s 2ebet al aan1fe
fort Gto bar ban pefs1et ober 25,=
600 ST. / 9otionalbo11fen % alt iolt
bar ban lmuglet ca. 10000 ST. uo
al 2a11oet.
Holitiet % 5olbbei enet bnp6e
lenge bGret poa set re1te mes, at
ban par @1,l6im1tgler, men 0et bar
1,nnultg at oponae, Dbor ban bap6e
&engere, % fsrlt un6er 8ebano1in<
gen for 9pjeiteret lpffeoes set at
|fon1tatere, at bun Dapbe ifj1lt @l1l=
BET | = @1t6etnrmen.
Common lbs poo Ell gr1totninG
It'll @tatsfaslen poo 1880 ar. og
3 Moaneoers 6e,gicl paa olminoe:
Zig Gangefoit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
Np%rrei,ulb= 8oIibepiferne biem,
mart bar alt after rpligt.

Nprrelrnb =8ollbepiferne biem, %
mort bar alt otter rnligt.
Gtatsruabernes 0p, Ooen]e, CT
.beller life belt, fri for Sc Meruefcr,
iom bar bolibebifiifc Mpiratipiler.
,Sor1eben Warbag 5ormi0oaa ffpran-
italte0e Sc ob%eniianife SpnbifaIilter
en- Demonitration, ioet eli Slof al
bent plloielig itormcoc @jaitaiper
9anienS &%eltauration poa Tiifetor=
pet for at faa %1t6leperct noglc ST.
nari,1gsntGrfer til cit Ytac. Scr bap-
|oe forlabt iin Glabs. Otter at babe
|truet 9nrten til at ublepere Mtpr=
fer1e bolOt oeres Isrer fra Sprinq<
|banoshlmmen paaGorpet, Ell lGl,qcre
Sole % rettc6e bl. a. 1tprfe Mlrgreb
paa Gpenbelonen. Mpoet toltc s..
400 Deltagere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
6eitepriierne baler.

Baabenit1itan0en bar giort in
|Sn6flpoelie giel6e1toe paa @eiteha11=
|belens Omrao6e. Eriien for Sc be6=
lite. &elte, Tom i Ionge Eioer bar OBJ
[pe paa ca. 1000 ar., CT gaaet neo
It'll mellcm 1000 og 5000 aroner.
@lagene, iorn inbttI for fort Sis fl
ben blep bol6t i 1900 til $500
|@roner, fan mi faas for 1000 til
$1,000 ST. Stpfffet. @r1noen Der
til fpl6es, at oe tpffe Seiteopfjebere
belt bar inoiti1let 6eres girf1ombeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
6anhrrjyllanh.
9nn er life Spb f%urqieoes

Sun er. life Spb furgiebes.
On 9legtning til oe,1 ti6ligere
4alborg=@eftor S. 3erlang, Baitor
{3erlang / Gram / Gpn0erigltano,
friber i uMationoltioe1e6e" fsIgen6e
imuffe Gigt:
Win @pn bar ell al Sc mango,
fom fal6t / Sen Itore &rig.
San 6rog af1te0 / fin ungoomsfraft,
= tilbage TOM ban iom Sig.
Seq laa / oe poaene gsptter
'og %grnnoe6e ofte paa.
bporfor leg miitet nil, raife Dre1rg.
Seg fnnoe Set ej f%orltau.
Men I'LL er jeg pe6 at i%tianue,
bborfor min Spn lf1l6e So.
Ser iprang at bans og bans 2onos=
men6s 8Io6
ct 1pirenbe 6ribeosfrp.
|Dg Street bar fp1tet Mgo6er
Il 9ierter / Spb % Nnr6.
Set bol6er, Ri berer Dnnnebrog
frem ODER Dor @iemltobns Sor6.
Set bol6er, hi lpfter otter
meo @lR6e bort ga1nle Stag
|og laoer Set itiae ltolt moo 9Th
! 2picts og Greoens Daa.
|Gbi taffer leg @11o min Sober
|Dtitoppe / Simmeria. :.
Sorgigbes CT life sos min Grc,q, !:
Tom falot / Sen itore @ria.
spf anerfienbeIie al $, a. Sanien-
/. M%grremplle.
Get tDife 8lao uMpenra6er 3eis
tllrg" lfriber ON Mgs6agsmano S.
g. Soniens Sale paa Mnbenrdu=
msbet:
nSun bolot fig fierrt fra ollie iau=
rer1oe @emprfninger % 11n6gif oft,
bpa6 Ser funbe bore .egnet til al
frenfe og, Epifere. Men bans Sale
bill i fin iapne Sagligbeo bape giort
ct fGroeIes 6pbt SS1otrbf paa 9iI-
b6rerne. Naar pi Enfere laoer oen
birfe paa %, fau BIZ 81 beo alIe Tag
Iige Mobiatninger. ielo ON hi life
formaar at fggIge bonn bans Gers
forbnabni1tger, lite hir11te beige Dor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
&nsmenoenes 9igter jnbilcrer.

6orfatteren Sobm 9fjoloborg
felreoe Ben 186e Mopernber fit IS
Mors TorfotterjubilGatn; bans fprs
Iite 500, IS dfpgqen", uofom Sen
Is. @opeurber 1893. S 9(nleont,t9
at Gogen 1,oien6tc 0plaer1bols Tor=
lag cit lille Htece al 6. 6. Nicolai<
fen: rSSoban Sfioloborg. On file
8iografi og &aroferiitif"
9anife @l,snrnnb far / Mnle6=
ming al Subileet lfjGarfet Sltbilare1r
ct mutt !@1ls beb 2egltpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
Glt Splange.

Siifeefsporten oSSl,tlanbio" i
@anoers bar afienot til EpffIano e,
@al, Der beieoe ID &g., Sen bapoe
Ell 2engoe at 158 Gm. o., cit 0m-
freos at 4S Gm. Malen er fa11get
Siffere nobpbsi % ct iiffert
bet itsrite gfsemplar, Ser / mango
E@ar er fanget Danmarf. gagfpn-
0oige me1,er, at aampcaalen ninoit
er 100 Mar go1l,n1eI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
&nl ira spif1anS.

9ireftionen for nMrbej0ernes
Notwithstanding, @r. &iefer,
,1om er rejlt til Berlin for at foa
&11ltilfprIerne i'Sr6en igien, bar
%telegraferet bjem til 6orretningen,
at 6e tp1fe &atl6umpere bar facet
Sob otter at 1eile 49, Iaaleoes at
man: fan a,1tage, at Smporte1 til
Danmarf bil blibe gienoptoget, ON
enc mtligens / min0rc Omfong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-17
8aa &rigsih.

8olibepiferne / Malborg @er blepe,
uenige mes oeres Meningsfaller
Nerreiunobp, og Sen Mnleoninl
mp6tes Sc to Starter forleoen @pn.
bag Mften foran &otel vMoDdl"" 8
Mgrreinn6bp for at afgjbre @trios:
1pgrgSmualene be6 en- @aoefortp
me6oeler ySpllnn6spo1ten".
6ele Mftenen fl1n6e man, naa,
man pusiere6e @aoen, merfe;; al
Der bar noget igipre; men fgrft bel
brg6 Set Ies. Yao bette
Siospunft bar Der mg6t ca. 500
Bolibebifer, melt u1rge Mennelfer,
og Slaget tog MI lin BegDnoelie.
Otter at De ferlte &Ig bar rooelte.
rpffeoe belle ben oisponible 8oliti-
| M6rreiunobD frem og blan=
oeoe fig / Strioen meo Def Mefllltat,
ct Observation-Disclosures bleb oreb=
ne u6 paa 8ontonbroen. 8etientel1e
Suarmen belt oper til Mal-
borg % maatte flere @ange brgge
fraftiat ir1o me6 StaDene, t1nar BgI-
BED raffe an9reb foripete at
brp6e 6eres 2inie.
90 aalborg-g olibeDiferne boz for
Ip11'tone, CAB Bolitiet fig tn at iaee
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gpifc Gfsreaeuter i%notrnfnc til
GiphenIlnnI1.

Gfsz&ert,1g grnit 9(nall1t al
grnnSbig mes Suftrlt % fine 8srll
CT arfommet til Dannorf infognito.
@fsz9ertllgeiL Der CT Ell 5pn al
9ertugen al Cumberland % Nri1l=
leSIe Ibpra, bar sen fsr1te tplfe
Tprlte, Der fralaaoe iiG Eronc11.
San ct fpot Sen IL. Nop. 1887 OIL
.blep ocn "a. Wtaj 1913 aft meo
Setter Wilbeln1s Datter, Erinicsie
Bictoria 2onide al NreuSien; oen !,
Nobember 1913 belteg bun Tronetl.
Wgteparet Dar tre Bgrl,.
Hrins OF Hrtniesle SMismllb
|af NrellS1en, ser CT m1fommen til
Oanmarf, bar toget Spbolo pao
Gbnrlotterluno Slot hos Gnfeoron.
ningen,
GfszStorbertl,g Tran5 Trioe.
rich al Mecfle,,burg Sebmerin mel
Suitrlt og @maa1p>uner inotraf for;
|1eben til aipbenbapn % tog Spboll
|paa @oryenfri. Cts 5torbertngel
ct 8rpoer til M%lera,l0rine, @fss5tor
bertugin0en, Cater al Yrinlcsi(
|TbDra. 8egge lao peo Mnfon1ftcn
meget mismo6ige us.
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9anmarf % l1bleoerinaen At BET
thIfe Sranspnrtmatericl.

8looet rBprlen" / 9anm1arf BE-
bo1roler / Ell Mrtifel oben1taaerot
|@pprgsmaal. 8labet an laar, at ca.
len Sre6ieoel at Set tpife Sesernbane=
n1ateriole ffal oberleberes til sc 81
|Iiereoe Mrttfle11 il1tttcr meo at
ifige:
Sen fprite @irf1ing al Mfltooelz
fen G-af Era11sportmateriellet bor
|Danmarf aIlerebe mgrfet. ibet ct
|bagligt 8eulontog 5pb fra bio
|@ambrup ct bIebet in6itillct. Set pil
life b1ipe set eue1te. 2angt panlfcli=
)gere filler Sagen fig, naar mon be-
|gDn6er at inb1tille @obstoge1e. 0en
|norntale @111tilfgrlel bill ~lliiffffert 11urt
|b1ibe pGlentligt 1ammet. 6Dnb bette
}biI betpbe for Observation-Disclosures
Ibiemme, bill en6nu fife flnne ofgjp=
res, 2ettet bliber 6e11ne life Der
Ebeo, at mn1 nGppe fra England bill
funre Dente forgge6e 9ilforiler fore
|1pbig, 90 2a1l6et 1elp bar. ltgrft
|8rng for iaobel @11l fom Sonnage.
far man neb Spprgsmoal
ON Etlfpriler Spo fra ! Sc fleite Gil-
|feI6e moattet regne mes Spiflanbs
|go6e @iI1ie. Dette bar for Sremti-
ben nlir6re at iige. ,9pifIano bar
fIifffert fur al mulig @rltto til fun
at BITE goo @illie til olle Si6er for
oberbope6et at f1nne efsiltere. Ser
bill MI Blot bIipe Gale ON Epiflanbs
|@bne til at lebere. Ser er 1tGppe
|Ebibl ON at Gpfloro / %forbolosbis
tort Ei6, bpis oe polttiife Sorbolo
|n6bif1er fig roligt, bil foa fin SS1l=
61titri % 9roouftion / Gang mien,
men Sen eneite l1ooei for Danmarf
.tiI at faa ipecielt alltilfGr1cr, bill
bore ielb at ftille Materiel til
Dispoittion for Nfbentningen. Ser
me1oer fig imiolertio BET Spprgs-
mail, ON man Der bill hln11e optaae
6enne bonifeIige Dpgape. 6iotil CT
set fl1n ,,tioer itort 8eiDar 1pffeoes
togenl1l1,oe at beigrse ben iroe11-
lan6fe Craft. Maar 6en internatio.
male Craft fomnter % Donmarf
paa Gr,1tto al De pn6reoe
Borbolo Mtner ct Erafif- % San-
6elscentrl,m of tor 8etponinM, III
Spgrgsmaolet ON 2on6etg Grams.
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~ Mar bus famine Tamilic.

Srpfen 6reoeritfe sSsrgerlen bos
,&onlnI gloos / 6reocrifsbapn iplote
Sen 81. Mop. 10 g(or. @1,n CT bar
nefpot i 6reoerifsbap,1, Cater al
Iafbeoe 2oos Sciper &erge',ie,,, og
Get er III 47H Mor, iioell bun oe,l
1. Mai 1871 tlltrooote Siene1te bos
&oniuI G1oos' 6ore[ore. @jeu1eul
Sen lange Morreffe bar b1ln n,eo c1
iiel6en l1oboloenbeo og seiofjrrbeo
rpgtet fin @ierni1a % lteoie lat,t
flor Srolfab og !Sengipenbeo for
IGager,. @enoes Snroigbeo / aoge-
,,f1lnite11, lom BUN / itn Sis lnrtc pon
9ognnarbotellet / @jpbcl1bapu hos
Den franlfe He1taurotpr 8r1,n1n1e, CT
|bel b%eflen0t, og bum bnr foritnuct at
felge mes ll6piflingell, fao at b1t1t.
I1te0fe bar nrrct pnn Spj6e mes 81
0ens &rap &enocs 9pgtinAeb er
ltomtoiltelig, og b1tn er fjen6t of
11ange Mennelfer, Tom 1e>rote hcn0c
oeres 2pfpn1fning boo bel,Ocs 70
Nars Tpolels6ng. H.,
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: Danmark.~

&an1ornp, Dopr DC onergoar til oolr.
|ife gfstratog, Tom fprer Dem til
@eliinger. Strafs otter M11fnmitcn
Gertil interncres Sc i Soricrpo-2ei=
ren, inbtil Sen enoelige &iemrej1e
|fon finoe 5tebl. mco oircftc Sfibc
It'll le &obre. !.
Mo11 Dcb enbml life, bpor 1tort
let Mntar frantic &rigsfm,ger, Scr
|fommer. Ger CT mehoclt, at &c en-
|felte TRANSPORTING bill mebfbre ca.
400 Nasiogerer, % man er forbe-
reot paa, at Der fm1rmer flere Git
|lil1oe Sanger, i6et Ser CT folnme,l
Wcife0 ON, at ser lfal ltfres op ,in>oo
20 Gampere til 8r,a for Sen 1t6lte
Gel al @eiien, og man, bnr / sen
|Mnleoning 1ejet 4 al 9italtatiffaom=
|pagnis 9tibe og Is Ipenlfe Cont
|perc.
S Mpborg % >Here on6re @per
langS 8aren 5reoerieia-aieben=
baD,, Tom 0e Mliere6es &rigsfan=
ger. Ser fommer ober Gan6r1p, lfal
'pnsierc, er ser blcpet 6alunet &ornt=
'teer, bbis Mrbei6e gaar 1to poa at
.ifoffe Srltgt, Gignrer o. I. til Sc
.hielnbel1ocn6c &rigcre.