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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-03
CITY ApvERT1sEMENTs.
NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board Of Street ar
Water commissioners

NOTICE OF INrENTIoN-Board of Street and
Water commissioners.
Pursuant 20 a resolution adopted by the
Board OF Street and Water commissioners or
the city OF Newark, at a meeting held the
twenty-ninth day of October, 1908. and APP
proved by tre Mayor OF the city of Newark on
the thirtieth day OF October, 1905. pub
lie notice is hereby given that 1t Is the inten-
ton of the Board of Street and Water Conn
mIjsioners of the city of Newark. under and
by Virtue OF provisions Of the act entitled.
A act to revise and amend the charter OF
the lily of Newark" approved March IL. 1851.
and supplements thereto, and the act creating
the Board of Street and Water commissioners
Of the city Of Newark, approved March rs,
1891. and other public laws Of the state OF
New Jersey. to order and cause the construc-
tion OF an eighteen-inch pipe sewer In
NUTRlA Rel
between Market street and Branford place.
together with a tweivc-inch branch sewer ex-
tending westerly therefrom. together with all
the appuitenances necessary to complete the
same. M
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
quested to present their objections in writing
TO the clerk OF said Board. at the ofice of the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners, City
Hal. Newark. on or bsfore the expiration OF
six days from date Of this notice.
By direction Of the Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners Of the city Of Newark.
II. r. SHERRERD.
Newark. N. ~ ostosv7sa isQH Sotsi-st
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MFARLAND AND
MURPHY FINALLY
TO meet IN RING

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Following
the knockout punch given to the boxing
game in New York pugilistic affairs
here have taken a boom, and several big
mills have been carded for the future.
The first big fight will take place at
the National A. c. on November Is,
when Packey Mcfarland. the idol Of
the Chicago stockyards, will clash in a
slx-round bout with Tommy Murphy, of
New York. Harry Gilmore n Johnny
Oliver had a conference with Jack Nc
Guigan, Of the National A. c., yester-
day, the talkfest resulting In the match
Ing Of the two aspirants for Battling
Nelson's lightweight honors. Packey
will do his training here, while Murphy
will shape up for the out in Newburg,
N. Y.
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! HERE'S THE BIGGEST GAME OF THEM ALL

heart throbs of Joy and keenest disap-
pointment goes without saying. The
Taft galaxy nave never been scored on,
but again 1t car be said thai the
Bryanites emulate the Carlisle Indians
and can kick. In fact it is, no sure
thing that the latter team has not got
some tricks up their kimonos.
Twelve years ago Bryan predicted
victory by a score Of 16 to 1, but was
tackled fiercely. This year Bryan and
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nMN In[ dbl OT Uni1Vu [Hu[O IV WrW IEDOI 7 MnmMMA
BASKETBALL PROSPECTSAT
NEWARK HIGH ARE ROSY

a forward Of last years team, and Andrew
Speary, a Sub" forward of last years
five, will put the boys through the first
practise work. Edmond Freyer and
Joe Cavanagh, the former of Peddie In
stitute and the latter of Newark Academy,
are at present attending the local High
School and should make valuable addi-
tons to the team this year. Ex-Captain
Fred Solder will not be able to play this
fall on account of his doctors and parents
objections. The loss of Alverson, Risler
and Volmer at the guard positions will
be felt at the local school, buteFreyer
and Cavanagh are hoped to be capable
enough to fill these vacancies.
The following are the candidates who
reported to Captain Carl Baumann yes
terday: Raymond Smith. Edmond Freyer.
Joe Cavanagh, Andrew Speary, Guy Lyons.
Nelson Baldwin, Frank Read, Alfred
Chandler. Guy Bowers, Curtis, Brooks,
Bauman, Henderlang, Howe, Rich, Quinby.
Cerees, Sager, PETE and EdsaIl.
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All Newark is interested in the great
est gridiron battle of the year which
takes place today under = the broad
CANOPY of the u. S. A. Bill Taft, one of
the sturdiest centres ever known to
political footballdom, is captain of
"The Rough Riders" and Bill Bryan,
one of the best runners and craftiest
guards who ever fell on the pigskin,
is captain of "The Silversmiths." That
it will be q battle which will cause
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football to bring home the bacon. 1t Is
believed that their open play has made
the team stronger. The Taftites LAY
shown some slashing open tactics also.
So there you are. Many games are
being pulled off In Newark today-the
H-a-r-r-i-g-a-n-s and Morgans, Colbys
and O%sbornes, Hausslings VS.. Book
Henrys. 1t promises to be a great day
for real lively football.
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WOMEN GOLFERS PLAY
ON FOREST Hill LINKS

25, turned In a net score of 10. She
was, however, closely pressed by Miss
Mabel G. Rowe, who played sterling golf
throughout and finished but three strokes
behind the winner The banner perform
ance of the day. however, was that by
Mrs. Charles A. Woodruff, who won the
Heller cup by having the low gross score
of 112. Mrs. Woodruff's short game was
as good as any ever exhibited by a woman
player on the local course, and had 1t not
been for the brisk wind that blew across
the links she would have had a great deal
more distance and accuracy on her drives.
the wind tending to carry the drives off to
the side and often into the rough. The
following cards were turned In:
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Twenty Candidates Respond to
the First Call Issued by
Captain Baumanf1.

The first call for candidates by Captain
Carl Baumann. of the Newark High
School basketball team, was made yes
terdey, twenty players responding. Judg-
ing from the number of last seasons team
who are again candidates n tho number
of promising new boys who responded to
the call yesterday the chances for an
other championship team ut the loral High
School are exceptionally bright
Practise will begin today at the New
ark Y. M. C. A. gym" and Captain Bau-
mann, with the aid of Raymond Smith,
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Mrs. Woodruff, Miss Rowe and
Miss Dubois the Respective
Cup-W Winners.

Cups were the prizes for which
women golfers competed yesterday in
an 1s-hole handicap on the Forest Hill
Field Club links.
Three cups were offered, one by
Mrs. H.. B. Salmon, for the best net
score; Miss Ethel M. Lyons gave one for
the second best net score, and a cup for
the best gross score was presented by
Elias G. Heller. About twenty-five
women took part in the competition, which
was the closing event for them for the
season. .
The winner Of the Salmon cup was Miss
Marjorie Dubois, who, with a handicap of
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-03
HIGHS SECOND
ELEVEN TURNS TABLES.

Newark High Schools second football
team turned the tables on the East Or
ange High School second eleven yes
terday at Branch Brook Park, defeat
ing the s~uburbanites IL to 0. A week
ago East Orange won 80 to O..
All Newark's points were scored in
the first half on straight football, while
in the second half Newark toyed with
the visitors and tried no less than six
times to score from the field. Each
time Heinrichs failed.
Abe Rachlin, Pau Adams and Will
lam Olds were the shining stars Of the
game. Rachlin's forty-yard run, which
helped q lot in scoring Newark's first
touchdown, was the Feature of the
game. Adams,s work in running back
punts through q broken field and Olds's
all-around work were especially no.
ticeable. ~rf e
The lineup and summary:s
Newark H. S. I'd. q. Orange HIS I'd.
% N4tIaGG
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TEXAS WINS AT FOOTBALL.

AUSTIN. Tex, Nov. 3.-The Univer-
sity of Texas defeated Arkansas Uni
versity at football here yesterday, 81
to 0. Wolf, of Texas, and Hickson, of
Arkansas, were struck on the head and
forced to retire, Wolfe's injuries being
serious.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-03
WANTS SOCCER GAMES.

The Eureka A. A. soccer football team
would like to arrange games with all
junior teams In and out of the city.
They will play the Kearny A. c. this
afternoon on Riverside Oval. w. Nc
Balm. % Maple street, Kearny, is the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-03
AGNES TO MEET MUTES

At st. Georges Hall. New York ave-
nue. tonight the Acme basketball team
will meet the Newark Deaf Mutes.
During the game the election returns
will be read.
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NATIONAL TURNER'S GAME.

The opponent of the National Turn
Verein basketball team tonight at the
Turn Hall in Bruce street will be the
Rubber Five of Paterson. Election re-
turns will be read during the contest.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-03

FuIIDHCK.
Substitutes-Petz for Rose, Walford
for Sager, Dempsey for Adams, Adams
Adams. Score at end of first half
Newark Fl. s., 70; East Orange H. s., 0:
Final score-Newark H. s., IL; East
Orange III. S., 0. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Mcdonald. Goals from touchdowns-
Heinrichs cd. Referee-Waring. UNI
pire-Bloom. Time of halves--16 and
20 minutes.
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Crescent. Arc Going to RIM.

The Crescent Sporting Club, Of Montclair.
is going to have a three-mile run this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, starting and finishing at
Montclair Centre.
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HAVE ONE CHANCE
in THREE AGAINST YALE
A Team With Great Defense, but Ordinary Attack,
Is the Way Horr, Syracuse Tackle, Who
Played Against Princeton and Yale, Sizes
Up the Orange and Black.
BY G. A. FALZER.

4 : .ss :, out s''' 3, q, : ': :ss.; s:,; !? ;,s ;s :: ' : ;:. ! :; ; T:'; :.
today. :
The experimental and wedding out process should be
practically over now. But in the Tigers lair it is far from
settled as to which players will go to make up the chosen
elev" that faces that line of blue on November IA.
Syracuse held Princeton to a no-score game. Yale de-
feated the Salt City team, 5 to O. The Tigers failed to
score against West Point. The Ellis won from the Army.
G to 0.
Thus. If figures count for anything, the Blue seems to
be at least one touchdown stronger than the Orange and
Black.
Horr. the giant tackle of the Syracuse team, who
Yale and Princeton this season, declares that the Tigers
as the Ellis on the defense, but that Yale is more power
srs have shown up rema rkably well for a team which on
~ anl.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-03

AL Pardee did not find 1t all easy
sailing in the New York State league.
His damp fling was often bumped 10
the trees BY the aspiring youngsters iu
Farrelrs leagus~
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-03
BASEBALL TOPICS FOR
THE WINTERS FIRESIDE

Waldmann's last week, claims to have
the champion baseball team OF the
stage among the members Of his COM
pany.
Louis Mann, Digby Bell, Harry Stew
ems, Strawberries or anyone else mas
nothing on George M. Conan when 1t
comes to being a real baseball fan
1t is reported that Hughey Jennings
Is slated for q good political berth in
Lackawanna county, Pa. during the
winter.
Jimmy sheckard does not loom UP in
the averages as he did in days Of not
SO long ago.
Frank Schultz is exercising a fast
%trotter at Syracuse. 1t is said that
Schultz will 500 join the army of
~benedicts.
1t is believed that Jimmy Bannon
would not be averse to taking the man
agement of the Rochester Eastern
League team. or any other club in the
Powers circuit.
+
Jack Knights friends believe that he
Is destined to stay in the big show the
next time he starts. Knight is surely
a classy infielder.
AS usual the New York State League
leads all other minor organizations in
the number of players sent to the big
leagues this year.
Lee Viau, the famous right-hander. of
Paterson, is to winter In Binghamton,
N. Y.
Kid Mailing Is doing well as a boni-
face n many fans call to hear tho
players story of strenuous diamond
battles.
Jennings believes that Oscar Stanage
is sure to make good with the Detroit
team and that he will do some timely
hitting.
AL Pardee did not find 1t all easy
sailing in the New York State league.
His damp fling was often bumped 10
the trees by the aspiring youngsters III
) Farrell's league
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Jennings believes that Oscar Stanage
is sure to make good with the Detroit
team and that he will do some timely
hitting.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-03

Kid Mailing Is doing well as a boni-
face and many fans call to hear tho
players story of strenuous diamond
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-03

Lee Viau, the famous right-hander. of
Paterson, is to winter in Binghamton,
N. Y.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-03

Frank Finney, comedian OF the Iro-
cadero burlesque show, which was az
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AS usual! the New York state League
leads all other minor organizations in
the number of players sent to the big
leagues this year.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-21
&reDsmpDe.

yeortb 9afota &reos holoer -
ON @uO oil - lit S~oraarsmpor
/ @a5aretb Menigbeo, &enmare
8p, q. Sat, fra SorsOag ben
IL. til Spnoag Jr.. =. Morts.
SnSoag ben IL. Yreitemsoe ST.
Is gftermiOoag. @mnet peo bette
Wfgoe: ~8relten paa 8elsa".
MISUNDERSTANDING @,.5oag Sor-
miooag &I. 1914.
Gunner til 9rsftelie:
1. Seffelie og Smpenoelie /
oeres inObproes Sorbolo. (Wenig=
beoens @mne.)
2. Set beaige Samfuno. (&re6-
iens @mne.)
Gmne for ungoomsm6oet 5en-
bag @ftermiooog: 1 Sim. 6, -.
st Sanfeiprog for @soet:
uSerre! Lao % lie bin Miifmno-
beo, og glib os BIN Sreliel"
-&ieIs Oamffop, Sefr.
g. 90. Beterfen,
&reosformano.
Na5aretb Menigbeo / &enmare
inobpoer Senner al bort firfelige
g(rbeioe til at oeltage / &reosme=
set.
gei6genoe, iom snifer frit Sp=
Bolo UNDER Wgoet, bebes inomeloe
Jig til unbertegnebe inoen SEN T..
Wfarts.
Bua Wenigbeoens @egne
r S. @ertfen,
8or 664. &enmore, q. Oof.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-21
GaacnOer, Sulua.

Gtter at ri iaa l9nge 6or for
Gol0t ps taDie 6erne0e peo GaQen0er
og ieg CT blepet tilifDuoet 6ao0e moe
ira og u0efra til at Iu0e 6pre fra
ns, lfol ieg life opiptte 0ermeo
lGngere. &i er life i6lanot Dem.
Der bar pGret ongrebne al &orre-
lporOnnce-Gpe0emi og fplte os Ser
for beller fife trufne al Dor 9eOaf=
t6rs 9reoe Irtitel ON for lorrqe "a
lrlpttlge &orreipOnOoncer, men hi
ltreO os oct bag 2ret, JON man Tiger,
for at buife BET,
gel, bet meite ira N(oret, JON
1pn1ot, ldOer ri tilbnge - finn liot
ON SllletrGet, for oct bar ri altio
iblanot ps og bill beQer life uno=
pGre bet for meget, og ieg tror, noar
u Ell Gong itol fejre Sui bjenlnte
Dos Dor 6relier / &inmelenL pil Ser
pGre ct 1Heget tort SSllletr9 me0
Ems paa iom Stjer1erne pao Stint
melen, Der bill oplpie bele @u0s
Nige. rSpilfen 6antuii~, Tiger 81
%1llaalfe; men bporfpr fife before fore
title os BET. lOm bar mltligt, emo
bet nmulige, iom &eroens pie qsr,
Ger tror, at Ri W}enneifer 6liuer IN
telll9eltte 0pr efter bette 2iu for
li6en at blipe nogat &rDb.
Oct er blepet Sfif i6lan0t os fer
at bape SilletrG ON 0ogen / Ste6et
tor ON Ifte1en, melt for 86rnenes
Sfplo; bette er ogiaa let giort, Blot
pe0 at foranOre 2ps til Merfe. gu
mao on life tro, at ri fan agre Wi=
%rofler, ielb ON hi fun q6re utroIioe
Ging. Sffe Dag til Nat, men 2ps
til Mprfe, iag0e jeg; pi u0eftffer
fuloItpn6ig 9piet peo at luffe fpr
%inollerne, og 0e imoo S5llleIps 49,
lie, bOor 0e i%finner, og Suletreet -
ie, boor lmllft set er ppntet. 50,
5uletrGs-aomitten iamnen mes Sc
lrn9e bnr en- gob Smoq for, 6pat
Ger er imlft. 8ernene lang 90
! fremiagoe oeres Stpffer, Iom 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-21
&rc0snteOe.

Minneiota &reos al Sen fore
ncOe Oanife ep.=lutb. Strife" af6ol-
rer, ON @lto bill, lit 6oraarsmg0e
I SrinitatiS 0onife eu.=lutb. W3e-
nigbe0 / gilbert Sea, Winn., fra
t2. til Is. WartS. /
MipOet 6egpnOer meo &eimesIa
@uostienelte SorsOog Sormioooq
81. 1912 Sen -.
rgmner til 0r6ftelie er: 1 Nf-
fprelien al BET gan1le Mennelf e nq
Siprelien al set npe (Gol.3,9-11).
2 8repet til MenigbeOen / 9oo0icea
(4ob. 8, 14-22).
uSpbpier Serren, Dor @uo, o.
tilbeOer for bans beaige 9ierg -
beQig er bun!" (Sol. SO, 81.
q. Sonfen S. 5impnen,
SefretGr. &reosfmo.
@ou Srinitatis @enigbeos geg-
ne inobpoes berueO til 9eItagelie
/ Mtinneioto &reoiens Soruorsme-
Be. M6oet ofboloes / 9ogcne fra
12.-15. Warts. Man be6es mel
Sc lin MnfonIt / do0 St0 til en- al
llnOertegneOe. -
gilbert Sea, Minn. 4. Sebr 1908.
Is. GIonfen. 3. 81. OIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-21
ROrreip0u0ancer
gilbert Sea, Niinn.

st al pore MienigbeOsmeolemmer,
9torOnta1Oel u. o. 6iren afgit peO
0pOen 0nsOag 4}orgel ben IL.
os. Wlr. Siren par paa Sci til
Strife : Den foruOgaaenOe SpnOag
Wtorgell, GA ban fnlOt paa bet lib
rige 6Ortup no for ben nor fe Grim.
Strife og / 6alOet leO Srro pao BET
enc Softele0. 0goell par en- 1Splge
al ben / 6alOet liote Sfuoe. Der.
Siren, Der bapOe fplot lit 80. Mur,
%IoroeOe5 ira &irfen unOer 1tor Gel
tagelle ben 10. Os.
Gbr. SpenOien er rejlt ira os
meO California iom Wual.
- &aitor $. geielien al Splpa=
&re0ien bar, efter 6orlpOen0e, M
Zig pGret ber Ell Sulphur.
@iIs Nnna Senien ira 0 IL
Dom bil ben fonrmenoe CONNER
fpre 9ie9ilnelltet / 6~erieifolen.
- &or Yp bar 0en1e &iltter gell=
togne @ange liOt al nlp1teripie S5loe-
branoe. Ser iDnes at pile pore ell
irugtbor Marf for ben befenOte 3d.
lOm'ife 9rdnOfommisiion fra Cant
mart; men Den mangler Oespprre
SltriSDiftion.
Gh al Dem, Ser Far fist melt peO
nisle granoe, er Dor 9anosmurlo 5.
5. InOerlen, bpis Wp1e6Dgning nleo
Snpentar og &ornoplag git op / 2l1=
erlle. Wtr. Inoerien bar alOeles uOen
Aslurance og leo ct Cab paa ca.
5000 9oQ.
= &orr. er enig meo GeOafteren
l. at Ntsflslionen ON Spnoagsifole-
tefsterne bgr ltanOl les, for ioa pi0t
Cen life fpres paa en- Waaoe, Ser
tan pGre til @apn og 8leoe for
Slaoets SGiere. l1oen Spipl fun0e
Cen Sag bore p9ro at orgfte arull=
Dig, og u&orreiponoenten fra gilbert
Sea" bar / Sinoe at yfpnme iqen",
noar n&elpiQien" bar pofset Tia list
itgrre.
Get bar gleOet Soft fer at le
hilbert Sea omtalt gentagne @ange
lom en- nnlig YluOs for set paa-
t9nfte Iloeroomsbiem. sos a0lfil=
ltge bar oct Iarepis peret en- Ono
lingstanfe at ie 6enne SnItitution
Der. Sao os / Oenne 6onrbinoelie
paapege, at Sorbinoelierne meo
Sn1peroenen er paa bette Steo noqet
no ooer bet oroin9re. Ser er mi
tets forifelige Observation-Disclosures,
Der bar tine @inier gennem 9llbert
Seu. Sen centrale 9eligenbe0 er
lejllefaloenoe. Silmeo er Notltrom-
glpellerne befel10t for title Sfenbeo.
9ette til pelpiQig Sperpeielle.
&orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-21
Sefemotgprelie.

ltnOertegneoe enifer at uoleie en-
oobbelt Sricfitore, As By 60, belig-
genoe poo ben imuffelte Hlaos i
8pen lige oper for @lf Sorn Col
lege. Sorme= og 2psopparater er
inolatte / 8pgningen. 9o Sern-
ounen MI er anlagt til eff Sorn,
I'll per bore en- uomerfet 2eiligbeo
for en- opgtig Sorretningsmano til
Of gore goo Sorretning.
2 gaiement-3um bber "a By 80
Ifuae ogiao u0leies.
@iIIa0s &ottenborg,
@lf Sorn, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-21
&ennarb, Nebr.

@uOstienelte 2. og 4. 5snoag i
bber Maaneo. Ssnoogsifole bper
Sgnoag.
De Ssnoage, Ser er @uostiene-
fte, begpn6er Ssnoagsifolen ser. 10,
&c anore Ssnbage &l. 1912.
Iqe belfomne!
81. 90. @n6erfen
Wgb.'s 8reit.
9arl @nrlien, iom Dor benpeo eli
9fil norogit for &ennarO pes @eien
til Slair, bar / flere Tiger ligget
ing al Spfoi0. Sor benpeo ct 8ar
Ngar iioen mente man, at ban bar
| goo @eoring, men ioa for goot en-
ltge iioen maatte ban undertakes
ell Spreration. Ser 6apoe formet
fig en- farlig Spulit in6e / Nerbe=
Sen al BEN enc Npre. Sperationen
gif 6elOig, % ga hi / Sgnoogs 6iIIte
pao BAN, f6lte ban Jig beore og
peI1teOe mart ioo intnot at fonlmc
til @rpfter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-21
03rheo. Fan fife heIbreoes

eE ,.fAis gitoler. DO % lite fan moo BEN ouorebre 9.
= 81 2erot Inii en- Ntaobe u furere 0spqeo. %
=. W. 'f" ittlrtufinreu. Ut:tIer. 0soheo foroGrfooss
eh ar b=ftHot ltileb III Slin1.noen . pet epi-nr1;Sff
20. our oetle 5tSr blloer .afameret. mrrfer 81 en-
y IT. wy eHer taGr Ell eaGrltQ 9srel,t. = ncgr 1er
! iAtieL er 9snheo sSslQen. n1 mgn rrIurr.
Ell f3h %jfrles. oq BETTE Rcr G;erl,r.s Il,
IL Z SitifIIc. oil 3erelien nrre cbeiaGi irr .4.f
I. i HI -; Tremtaloes peo Ratar~h bgr sr j.
: ct1 aH .belqnot 9.litono Gf Shr 5irbsrr5
i'f a aur0reoe Dollars fpr otbnpy: El:fr;.
- +r"dtt mS9l9r'a9et al AatarrD). Snn, IT, ian 'nyy
! ',' l''"' cstarr5 Cure. 9trto fffer z .rfr.rrg
j.. s. &bcrep o. 81, Eoispo S
= iae6 COS gtpptttisre. 7d.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-21
vOan1feren."
6rcoag ben 81. 6ebruar 1908.
Slair, @ebr.
@uostieneite paa SGnoag Sormio-
bag 81. 1912. Sgnoagsifole SCI. 8.

Dag ST.. 1912. Sgnoags1fole ST.. 3.
81 lfrep i GirsOags, at YaItor
5. y. Senien DapOe faaet ct alpor-
ligt Gilbagefal0. Der er life lfet
ltpr 0remgang liOen. @um er frent=
0eles meget ing, men Der ipnes Dog
at p9re nogen 9eOring. Oct Tiger
1ottoren 0u oglua. S 8aar lteg
6ons S%enlperutur til liot oper 103,
men til Mtorgen / Dag par Den at
ter betDOelig neOe. &on er oglaa
begpn0t at funne bolOe liOt gfe<
ring / Jig. Gi benitiQer banl til
&enners 6or6gnl
- Or. 9eOal, iom / mango Aar
bar bOet og prnftileret fer / 8lair,
melt | De Ienere Inr far pGret paa
Ell Sin0sipgeonitolt, er 500. Sans
Gig blep ienOt BERTH og begropet /
Naar. Or. 9eoal unlagoe / lin Si0
Ell %&uranitolt for 0ranfcre Der.
Soa ff ri DOR &inter Der iont
iou mango onOre Steoer. Worloog
NTten beapnote bet upentet at itorme
og inc, og 0et pareoe iaa peo Ntatten
Oper Og nGite Sag. 81 bar Jet
itren9ere SER, men Set bar oog
ganife ubebageligt for oGe, iom
ifulOe f9roes noe. Ser er foloen
gunite megen Sne. &ou line Ste
Ger finOes Ser Griper pnn Monos-
hejOe. Men - Solen miller otter
til os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-21
Grebsmboc.

On @uO pil, 6oloer SQinois
RreOs lit SoraarsmbOe / @oo0itocf,
SQinois, ira 27.-29. Marts. Ms=
Get aa6nes meO @uOstienelte 6reoag
SormiOOag &loffen II.
@mner til 9reftelie:
1. @porleOes fan hi 6eolt op-
bragg bore 9srn, ioa Sc me6 2pIt
fglger @errens 6ormoninger oq
ranorer pao bans &eje?
2. &inoringer for @llos &iges
6remme.
3. Spa0 foritaos pes at ppre ct
frelit WenneIfe?
&erren piliigne Ms0et til III
Napns 9Gre og 6orberligelie og til
Siples epige Gel.
g. Ye0erfen,
&re0sformmo.
@oOoItocf oanife ep.-lnt6. @enig.
beo ino6poer berpeo @enner fro
fern og npr til at oeItoge i@}6oet
9iIreiienbe be6es mel0e 0ere:
Gomme til Mcni96eoenS Sefretnr
Mr. g. MortenIen, @or 9S9 @oo0
ftocf, 81.
g. @entiem
@gb.'s Yrelt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-21

Seq er i Stono til at repa-
rere ole Slags SeIetsi burtigt og
goot til rimelige @riier. Sands
menb beOes erin0re mig, naor oe
bar ar6eioe al BEN Slags. 8erf-
fteo ouerfor Gromels Office, 8lair,
Ge6r. Setter SerfeIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-21
M edS

9anif Sasfprer.
Seq bill b%elpore paolioeligt, pr.
Foit, etbOert looIigt Glegal")
SpergSmaal for finn $t.OO. Strip
0onif eGer gngelf.
g. g. Gbriitenen
IttorneD,
goof 9loct 0fbfofh, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-21
Nl6erta, Canada.

@oot 2uno, iG~tig egnet for
6lonoet 9onobru9 og Meieriorift
/ og pe0 oct bonIfe Settlement II
Mil fra SnnisfaiG Station, far
fsbes biIigt og paa Iette 8etingeI
ler peo at benoenoe fig til UNDER
tegneoe.
Semrp 2arien,
Stcfion, alberta, Canada.