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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27
ALMOND TARTLETS.

Beat to a thick froth the yolks Of 4
eggs and l cup powdered sugar. Add
the stihiy beaten whites and 2 table,
spoons grated chocolate, Il cut blanched
and chopped Jordan almonds, and 1
teaspoon baking powder mixed with a
very scant cup of cracker dust. Bake
in but red muffin rings, filling them
half full, and place. on a baking sheet
covered with buttered paper. When
baking, allow them to cool, split them
open, and spread whipped cream be-
tween and, on top of each.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27
THE QUESTION BOX

Kindly let me know through the
Question Box of something which Will
make the hands soft and white. and
oblige, A CoE5TANT READER.
Mix a few dropa OF lemon Juice with
the white of an egg and rub in well
at night. letting it dry in. 1t will
whiten the hands and prevent them
from cracking or becoming hard.
Will you please give me a good recipe
for a th~ree-layer chocolate cake and
tell me how to make the icing. BY
doing his you will greatly oblige,
M. A. p, a STAR Reader.
Chocolate Cake-Cream together one
half cup butter and one and one-half
cups sugar. Add yolks of three eggs,
two ounces of chocolate melted, one
hall teaspoon vanilla. Beat we'll. Add
alternately, a little at a time. three
quarters cup milk and two and a half
cups flour which has been eifted with
two teaspoons baking powder. Lastly,
fold in the egg whites beaten very stiff
and bake in three pans.
Icihg-One cup sugar and six table,
spoons water. Stir over fire until sugar
is nearly melted. Take spoon from
mixture as it boils and let cook four
minutes. Add one teaspoon vanilla,
but do not stir. Set away to cool,
When syrup is blood warm beat with
wooden spoon until thick and white.
Set saucepan in boiling water and stir
till icing is thin enough to pour. Spread
quickly.
Can the Question Box give any sug-
gestions as to the removal of q corn.
Any help will be greatly appreciated
by l.. "A. n.
Soak a small piece of bread in vim
| egar end bind on the corn for a day
and a night. The corn will then come
out by the roots. and be prevented
from growing again by rubbing each
night with a little yaseline.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27
SYNOPSIS.

While Sherlock Holmes and his
friend. DR.. Watson, are on a visit to
Colonel Hayter, an old acquaintance, in
Reigate, Surrey, an odd robbery is re-
ported at the home of old Acton. a
wealthy man, followed by an attempt
ed robbery of the home of +. j. Cum
ningham and the murder of his coach-
man, William Kirwan, by shooting
There had been bad blood Ac-
ton and Cunningham, and Holmes un-
dertakes to solve the puzzle for In
spector Forester. He tells DIR. Wat
son what he found after a few hours
Investigation.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27

keep hot, and the hulled corn served
in the little bowls and not in cereal
On some occasions an old-time
boiled dinner would be welcome, with
good corned beef, sweet lean pork N
all the vegetables in the catalogue.
Among the condiments have mixed
mustard, freshly grated h~orseradish n
plain cucumber pickles.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27

color was a tiny knot of gold tissue
that covered the stems.
Many pretty small effects are seen.
such as tiny Mercury wings of net and
gauze made brilliant with sequins or
imitation jewels. These r specially
pretty when worn low on the pompa-
dour with the tiny wings outstretehed.
Among the new ornaments that are
becoming to older women are small up
standing bows of black velvet or tulle
spangled either i'm jet or in colored
sequins to match the gown worn.
Floral wreaths in eolored ribbon are
still worn and are generally becoming
to young faces.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27

EVENING STARS MENU.
FRIDAY-BREAKFAsT.
Fruit

Observation-Disclosures
Fruit
Hominy Cream
Rolls Coffee
DINNER.
Baked whitefsh Caper sauce
Potatoe cakes String beans
Apple tapioca pudding
SUPPER.
Fish croquettes White sauce
Cold rolls
Fruit salad
RECIPES.
Caper Sauce-One ounce but
ter, one teaspoon flour. Melt
butter, blend with flour and add
one cup cold water, a little salt
and pepper. Stir until it boils
and thickens. Add n teaspoon
capers. Serve in a hot bowl.
Baked Whitefish = Scale and
clean a good-sized fish and take
out backbone. Stuff with bread
crumb dressing, sew and wind
with Irvine. Rub over with but
ter, cover bottom of pan with
hot water, lay the fish in and
bake.
Fish Croquettes-Mix owe FIRE
one teaspoon flour, tablespoon
butter and one-quarter cup of
cream. Take from fire and add
yolk of n egg, seasoning, and
half pound cold fish shredded.
Let mixture cool and form into
balls. Dip in egg and bread
crumbs and fry in deep fat.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27
THE PRIZE WINNERS.

HE correct to last Thurs
days puzzle were: l, sand; 2,
n wand; 8, hand; 4, band.
The following children were the prize
winners: BLANCHE BOND, aged II,
sc Waverly avenue, Newark (embroid-
cry set); BEULAH VANDERHOoF,
AGED 10, Sc Taylor street. Newark Cbox
OF paints; IRENE GuNsET. aged TO-
10 Merchant street. Newark t2ook);
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27
SOME HUMANE" LETTERS.

II UNCLE JACK is receiving hun
dreds of letters from his little
friends, who are anxious to join
THE STAR Juvenile Humane Society.
The membership buttons are being
made and will soon be ready for distri-
button. / am glad to see so many
young people anxious to pledge them
selves to be kline to all dumb animals.
Here are one or two samples of the let
ters received:
Dear Uncle Jack-I write to ask you
for a Humane Society button. / think
it is a duty for everybody to see that
the animals are treated kindly. 1t is a
shame to see how some horses are
WHIPPED by their drivers. | think You
could stop 1t in most cases by telling
the driver about the society and show
ing him tho button. Yours truly.
JENNIE RULE.
100 Verona avenue, aged IA.
Dear Young Folks-I have for a long
time been in favor of the society that
Uncle Jack is now forming. My brother
and sister and l will be glad when we
receive our buttons. Yours truly,
JOHN FLAHERTY.
Aged II, 81 Glebe street. Orange.
-
Dear Uncle Jack-I think it Is a very
good idea of having a Juvenile Humane
Society. / would like to join it. Yours
truly, ADA BUOB.
Aged 10. 10 Jones street.
Dear Uncle Jack-Haying read in
your paper that you are going to,adopt
a Juvenile Humane Society among our
members, / wish to be n of the first
to join. l will do all in my power to
prevent cruelty to dumb animals. l re-
main, respectfully,
CHARLES WARSHAUSKY,
100 Ferry street. Newark.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27

WILLIAM scHNEIDEWIND, aged IT,,
81 Greenwood avenue, Montclair Qoun-
tain penn; FRANCIS DUFF, aged 10. q
McChesney street, Orange (book;
LELAND HALL aged 8, POS Avon ave-
nne. Newark lbox Of paintsl.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27
THE FLAGS OF THE NATIONS.

y RECENTLY saw several nags in a ahop-window, and amused myself ~
ing to name the countries to which they belonged. Here they are pic
n tued for your benefit See # you can name the five countries repre-
nv these five flags The M in the centre is of course, our dear
United States If you guess the others. Ill nut the coupon below and sed II
to Uncle Jack, EVENING STAR, Newark, n, j. 1#t
The three girls and tmee boys who send in the neatest correct answers
can have their choice If a paint box & pair of roller skates a Teddy bear,
"a watch. a fountain pen. a good book or an embroidery set Uncle Jack
will publish the picture of any prize winner who cares to send hna photo
graph.
Only children under 10 years of age re ehgibet to onpeue Sc sur ~
place "A two-cent stamp N your answer to avoid delay at the poSohee
hut do uot enclose stamps int the envelope. The names of the pnze-whners
will be announced in THE EVENING STAR Of Thursday, March 8
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27

An odd effect in ostrich tips was seen
the other night, when "a pretty girl
with wavy chestnut hair wore in her
couture three fluffy ostrich
in shades of brown, which repeated the
tones of the hair. The one touch of
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27

Many of the newest models in head
gear are furnished with draped velve
or fur crowns, while the rims are only
three inches wide. Hats of this sort
are very chic, but, needless to say, they
are not becoming to. the average wom-
an. This style of hat was originated
about the time of Henry H., and the
huge feathers which decorated that
monarch are still seen on the kettle
shaped hats of today.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27
HAIR ORNAMENTS.

A charming couture ornament worn
with a p~ale-green evening frock con
sisted of a narrow filet of dull silver
with a cluster of green and white
gooseberries on n side and a knot of
green velvet.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27

For edibles make up your menu to
contain some of these: Bear porridge.
baked beans, hulled corn n milk,
waffles, chicken pie, baked sparerib,
baked Indian pudding, fried apple pies,
real pumpkin pies, corn or rye and
Indian bread, raised doughnuts, raised
cake, pickles, preserves and cheese cut
in cubes, If an old-fashioned cook can
be found she will bake pumpkin pies
with a wrinkled skin ove the top and
a rim pinched in scallops. The filling
will be moist, not too sweet and GER
tain to please even the palate that has
never known any but squash pies. Have
the chicken pies baked and served on
the table in yellow naples; the beans
in the earthen pot, where they will
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27

Blue is not ar Easy color to introduce
into food, although the juice of canned
blueberries will give a harmless tint
to desserts and ices. 1t is better to
arrange the menu from old-fashioned
dishes and leave the color scheme en-
tirely out. saving ones resources in
that line for some other patriotic fes-
tivity. Little flags are admissible to
garnish the ices or other dessert; buy
the tiny silk flags or the flag ribbon
by the yard, cut apart and glue on to
wooden toothpieks.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27
WHAT FASHION
DICTATES TO US.

A fur toque seen on State street was
trimmed with two broad blue quilts,
one on each side, Mercury fashion.
The couturiers agree in saying that
rich brocades, such as were worn by
the nobility in the seventeenth CEN
fury, will be revived this winter.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-27
SHE FORGOT.

SHE FORGOT.
Teacher-What are you crying for
Bohby-You told me to standh here for
the present. but 0 have forgotten %
give me the present.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28

Sioer. Stint 8opir og OmlIaq.
Yris 60c.
SENDER on 2anOet. 8iueoer ira
BET forietteOe 2anO til Sorflorinq
al Ben beaige Sfrift. af 2uouia
S6meler, Yreit / Bethlehem.
3Oie forpgeOe l1Ogope. Operlot
al $. 81. D. 1854 Sioer. :
Smilog $500, inob. $500.
@r Dit oanoelige SIP / Opgunq
eaer Ne0gang. Breoifen peo
ben inore M%isiions Sommer-
mpoe / Saslep ben 25. SUM
1907. Af Sreoerif 3eutben.
16 SiOer / Smilog. 8ris tOc.
9ortfattet Speriigt ober &omer-
brepets SnObolo og aanoelige
gpgning. Sill Sielp for 8ibel-
leiere, peo gibeliamtaler, for
Sgiifoler, Seminarier 0. I. 8e6
s. Observation-Disclosures, Sogne-
preit, Seminarieforitanoer Bris
1Oc.
Eropit 9ei6monn. geogGe @inoe-
blaoe ON en- trofait og ielpfor-
negtenbe Siener / Serrens Sus.
Seo 6. Observation-Disclosures me6
giaeOe, / Smilog. 8ris 15c.
Sra Sltfaf og &obpt. Sire Sirfe-
ligbeOsbiaeoer al Mnbr. Worten-
len, norif SSmanospreit. Al
SiOer / Smllog. Iris Zoe.
San gob bam til bans Mooar.
Breoifen bol6t / Sonft Mnoreas<
airfen poa 6. S. Il. M.'s 80
Gurs Stifteliesbag of Slfert &i-
caro-. IS Sioer / SmIog. Sris
10.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
SMIebefter.

Smleitjermen 1907. 8ris SOC.
9GlOre Aargang. N;is 3Oc.
Snbre Misiipns Nlmamaf 1908.
Gris 20c.
Sioligere @argang 10c.
Secfs Smlesabe 1907. 8ris zoe.
@anmle Iargang. Yrts Toe.
Sprnenes SulebOs for Snlen 1907.
af Misiioner Slien. 8ris t5c.
Sorrige Iargang neoiat til sc.
6pr Smleferiem. Af Asi9enfelot
@anien. Yris tOc.
SrlebmS for DC mmge. Bris t5c.
Get ny Iar. &riitelig Somilie-al-
manof for 1908. 8ris zoe.
Sc nnges Snlebus. Sc Sioer, iau-
@itreret. 8ris zoe.
S~ilegrpnt. Gf 8altor S. 80. Son-
ien. Yris sc.
Satleaftem. If &aItor gItergaar0.
Bris zoe.
Gn Smlcfurtnling. Sim en- Sjcne=
itepige. 8ris 1Oc.
So SulcfOrtGlinger. Mf 81. @on-
NOR. 8rts 10c.
Sre SnlefurtGaimaer. 8rts t5c
Spab Maanen furtalte. gn SyuGe-
gaDe fra II. Tris 2Oc.
Sfitier ps Sigtc for SnlctiScn.
Hris 10c.
~ SnlebGfterne por 6lepen for
iinfet poa @rnno al at Be tom
meo Srugt, iom gift forfert.
- Sfrih efter nogle al 0isFc
Sule6efter ;n6en Oplaget er u6-
iolgt. @eo SOB at fterre 8artier
gioes &obat.
Bg Dc fan ipare oe6 at Ienoa o.
Srimerfer for 8eleb in0tiI ST.
Samiib Gmtb. Subj. SOmie,
glair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
Glintpm, @is.

81 bar bet NOT laa lfpnt Der OPP
pc i SpO-8isconiin, Ri bar BET
aeiligite &interpeir, ri bel tunOe
enlfe os, itpnt Der er pirfelig Wten-
uelfer Der, iom pniter oct belt on
eerle0es; bar nGiten ingen Sne
facet enOm / Iar, / bet minoite
life iaa meget, iaa ri bar baft
Srltg for Sl9De. Solen lfinner
Oormt neiten bper Dag. De, lom
snlfer &eiret anoerleoes, pilOe bape
megen Sne meO 6%roitpeir paa fra
10 til 80 @rooer unoer geul. ghu,
Den fore Sober / @immelen raaoer,
og JON ri faar Oct, tager ri intoO
oct meO @leOe og Sofiigelie.
Gi bar MI ppermaaOe traplt
beroppe / oenne Sinter, ri tager til
&iloe neiten bperanoen Sag; ben
Slags @il0er, ri bar, bliper gerrte
til ct Oelligt WtpOe openpau. &i
BONNER til MtioOag, ipiier og Drift
Ter mes Safiigelie til 8uo; lau
hoLber Yaltor 9entien MeOe 0eref-
ter, og paa ben Wfaa0e tilbringes
lno gftermiOOagen. SaoOanne er
aerle Somtalam9oer nm @ltos
ARD. ltnoertioeHn bar pi ogila
go rernpOer peo Oisie 2eiligbeOer.
- 80 vSoerraifelier far Ri bait
/ Den itoite SiO. Gen fbrite, Joni
par Gcnitan0 for en- iaoOan, bar
Qiiis Minnie Sbomlen, Ell ing
4Sige poa Is @lor; bum ipiler gra-
It's for os / &irfen til uQe bore
@feoer. @rn er Ell ing Srganiit.
8enner fit Oerfor 2pIt til at piie
9eit0e oeres &Grligbeo peO en- lille
@abe.
Gen anoen rOperroifelie" giolot
0fiis Gatbrilte @ngbouge, og fore
talOt bos Sens 2orien Der - BEN
melt fulOfomne vSperraifelie,~
Rg nogen Sinoe bar let, set bar iao
tpoelig at le, iao operraifet, bun
6leb. Sum bapoe arbejoet / Sen-
eagsifolen for lpngere SID, bapoe
cgiaa bolOt &irfen / Stano og bap-
&c mi lat Sanfen paa at forlooe os
eg tage neo til Gbicago igen, bpor
bun tibligere bupoe bait Ell goo
tSmlct Sitting. Sum bliper BOG
III Dos os forelSbig alligepel. Sit
cgiaa Ell fer @ape al @ennerne per.
So al pore unge &iger -
Niis genoicta 2arien og Mfiis Min-
ME Sbompien - bar bper foaet fat
! eli Sog til at ifripe Napne l. og
bncrt Napn, iom Be foor 2op at
fribe inb / oeres 9og, faor Sc 10
Gents paa bper Maaneo, begpn=
senoe peo Sanuar; oe 8enge, iom
De erboloer paa oenne Waabe, er
5eltemt lom Sielp til at lpnne Dor
freosmisiioner, g. g. Senien.
Wanoag, Ben IS. Sanuar,
bolot Menigbeoen lit 9arsme0e,
Neoet blep bolbt bps ltnoertegneoe
eette Iar. Sslgen0e G~m6eosmpno
blep palgte for BET fommenoe @or:
&C. Sentien til 6ormano, SIR.
@ngbGt9e til SefretGr, S. @ielien
til ben enc SiQi0smanb - Sen
auoen er 6. Senien; Sc palges paa
to Iar og 0tofonerne blep Cars
Torien og $. S6rgenien. s. SSr-
serien %genpolgtes til Sgnoogsifolc-
forltonoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28

Gfterilet fra SmcitOrmen.
rbinoelen Il.

neltormen WanOug Scat Den 6.
San. bar forbunoen nleO SsIlag, %
lpm Splge oeraf er ben Sfaoe, ben
bar forpolot paa SelefonleOninger-
he / &pbenbopn, ret betpoelig; Dog
er intet Stotip bruot neo. Salt
blep Der inOtil SirsOug WiOOag an
melOt ca. 800 Sell.
Sor ErppinsIeOningernes &eo-
fonlnlenoe meOOeles, at laa goo!
iom alle 9%eoninger fra &pbenbapr
til Eropinlen bar ~afbru0te. Der ia
pes finn 1 a 2 2eoninger til &el.
iingpr pg 1 uiiffer 2eOning til
Hing1teo. De meQem6ps &e0nin:
ger / 8ropinien bar ogiau taget me.
gen SfaOe. Sper bele SiGQanO el
al BEN O~isponible 4r6eiosfraft
Sang meO at rette Seilene.
Selifabet mo0tog / Spbet al Z
San. WteOoelelie ON ca. 1900 Sell
Sommenlagt meO 6eilmeloingerne
fra WnnOag belpber bis e Jig til
15-16,000.
Stormen bar ogiao bolOt ito,
6oritprrelie pao Suns fommunalg
Selefonielifo6s 2inier. gn MGng.
Be S%elegrufpele er pGlte0e, og Sc
lefonforbinoelien er ofbrllbt meQen
0oenie og De pOrige fpnife 9pel
meo ltnOtogelie at luxembourg DC
Isiens.
Sfaoen poa Selifabets 2eoningel
anilaas til ca. 10000 &r. S ielpt
0oenle Sp bar 4 ltore Stotipel
pelteOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28

Set par Ell i'm Dag, og aae
0anlferne par inObuOte til r0in=
ner," og neiten ale fom.
@n biertelig Silien / Sein Napn
til GeOaftSren og aae Irbeioerne
peo n9onlferen."
CIR. @ngbauge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
sfOboaorb Yeteriens
SD0er+

Sbser Of Ben meset pppnlere "a
pmbeOe Sorfattcr leies itabis mel
itbrre % itbrre Snteresie.
On ny &etfe Smaabsger er nh.
fommen, iom faIbes y&orte Sr6
ON itore Sing".
l.. &~riitenbpm en- @i~rfeliabeb.
16 Siber / Smilog. Bris ,1Oc.
2. 6ar gsn praftif gerbi. 16
'SIoer mifdg fi60r.
3. Ugiot of GanSem. 80 9ioer
1 Smilag. Bris 15c.
4. sil nafte Siele. 16 9ioer
/ Sm1ag. 8ris 1Oc.
5. interchangeable af Sru %
mpberne 9ran. 16 5ioer / Ont
flag. Bris 10c.
6. Cubs Elan nteb bit Gin. Is
Sioer / SmiIag. 8ris 1Oc.
Z. SDriunimsem. 16 Sioer
Smi1ag. 8ris 1Oc.
s. SDurfpr 8mD ffimler TT Mm.
iigt. 16 Sioer / Smilog. Bris
Zoe.
8. @ur Sitting til 8iblen. "a
Siber / SmiIag Hris 15c.
2Gsmingems Setgoains / ct fri.
itent llng0omslip. 45 5ioer / Sm.
lag 15c.
@enifabets Sitting / ct friItIigt
ungGomslip 81 Sioer / SmIua.
Eris t5c.
,rocns SetgOnins for ben, Der
frem / 8erben. 148 Si0er /
Omllag. Bris 40. @joot mob. soc.
Smpcnoer eber; tbi Simmeriges
&ige er fontnet ner. Toreoraa
bolOt peO BET ferte 0oroiif Stu,
20 Sioer / Smilaq.
Eris Toe.
@pprlebes finoes Cubs &iGic.
8ibelltuoie. 48 5ioer / SmIoq.
8ris t5c.
Spritaroens SGielsreit og for
@uosoprfelle 80 Sioer /
0mllog. Eris zoe.
&riitns og De StnSerenSe. Scsno.
bolO: IanOsoonelie og &riitentro
Stuoentertppe. - Sill @olg.
Sano Op6roeelie. 70 5ioer i
8ris 2Oc.. Snob. 3Oc.
srOens Semlisbeb. &ooo / sci
praftiife SroesIip. 1872 Cider
Omilog. Bris SOC. STINT inoblln-
ben $3.50.
San Der lepes paa &eligiss Oper.
tru. Wenneifbeoen uoen 4ri1tus
De religteie Wenneifetpper. On
Bog ON 2ipspGroier / Spiritisme I,
abeoiofi Mogi m. M. 2a6 ST.
Der / Smilag, 9ris $3.50.
San Der lepes paa &atiomalisme?
Menneifebeoen uoen &riItus. GeI
ReligiSie Wenneifetpper. SENDS
til Spar. 224 Sioer i
0milag. Eris $40.
1aniib sntb. 9nb. Sunie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
@pe Ssser
ira airfelig Screening for BEN inor,
Wfisiion / Oanmarf.

Somes Chalmers, fsot 4. @usuIi
1871, osO s. gpril 1901. af
SIR. Sonien. @n mooerne Soar
tyr. 30 Sioer i 0mIlag. @ris
Zoe.
SelrenOe l1ngoom. sf &o6ert 6.
Spur. Iutortleret Sberiettelie
at &aren &eOer. Slab. 8. 81.
10 SiOer / tint SmIlog 4Oc.
timber sfper og stierner. @eligi-
pie Sigte at @ifolai 8sqh. 1t2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28

Zen fO%ripnuone Eisc. S r&ors=
pr Nlpis" fonotes forleoen Ell Meo-
oelelle ON, at ben %foripunOne 9ige
Spfie Nielien ifulOe pGre penOt
bjem, iOet bum finn bapoe paret
eli Sur i @arnamiinOe me0 en-
Camper ira OOenie. u6pns So
cialoemofrot" bar / Ben Anleoning
onitiQet en- ltnoeri6oelie og mener
at frnne foitilao, at r&orsSr apis"
MeOOeleie er urigtig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
Sctalinas}tanSsnina.

bonoler og llbrmager Senrifien /
@prOing bar, ifplge ~Hibe Stto.",
Itanoiet iine Setolinger. 8osii-
rerne iiges at un0rage ca. 10000
&r.; bpormeget 9lftiperne uogSr,
pioes enon1 fife, men ST.. &enrif-
len bar efter 5orlpoenoe tilbuot
9(fforo meo 33 psf. til &reoito=
rerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28

Gm SmnrpenOt er ct mt 6iife=
reoifob, iom, ifblge ugenOi. Sio.",
reb ct Sorieg forleoen bar bit fig
fortrinligt.
s 2pbet al % elmer blep Ser
fanget 100000 5ilo. 9a 5nlr-
penoten 6lep truffet op, por Gen
ioa ipingenoe fulb, at Be ire 5fibe,
iom fiifeoe, blep fplote til &elin-
gen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28

lllgffe paa Spen. - 4 Siffere
brmfncDe. - l1noer Stormen nepn-
te ManOog gftermi0oag er / ST.
ySangelanos 3D." 4 Siifere fra
gagenfop, ule 6omilief9bre, fpn=
tret meo en- Wotorbado og oruf=
neoe. De nernlere Om1tenoigbs-
Ter peO ltlpffen er fplgenoe:
Wanoag SormiO0og iejleoe ST.
iferne Gbriitian Ssrgenien, Sulius
Erpos, Sans Saco6 Sonien og &as-
mus Sacobien uO meo en- Motor-
baoo for at iGtte &roge git for
Sangelano. SEQ 6iretioen obier-
rereoes SaaOen al SprmeIter 9fp=
Der, &ielsnOr; ben orbeioeoe ou
ipert / Open. Ser blep ltrafs te=
lefoneret til ale &pitplaoierne pao
Sangelano, men. 9uoOen iaa man
life mere noget til. Sirsouq
Morgen er 2igene al De 4 6iIfere
6repne / Sano pau &plten peD Sp=
gaurO.
Gbriltian Sprgenlen efterlaoer ia
: Sern, Sulius Grpos Z Sprn,
Sanlen og Sacoblen bper 1 Surll.
SrDsiet ibjel. @n 22=aarig &arl,
Der tiente hos @ooroeier 3bomos
Gbomien pao 5fsOe Morf, er /
81. u. 3. Natten til 9. San. fros-
let libel paa en- &sretur ira 2our=
berg til Siemmet. San forIo0
Solrberg SnsOag @ftermi00uq ST.
4. SanS Gig fanOteS 5orsoog
6orniooag en- 6~ieroingpej fra
Siantmet. Soften par / 8ebol0.
Stpr yrano I SaQernp. -
Ga%ntrmpgaarD ~ne0brmnSt. SEQ s.
Chen / Iftes forfDnote ct 9ran0=
lfGr paa Den peItlige &imn1el, fri
rer ~&r. Sgbl." al s. San, at Der
%uGenfor SDen roie0e en- beftiq
Brand. SlosIferet laas pioen ON.
og oOIfiaige Sprsiter begoo Tia
poo Sci moo 9ranoiteoet, men Sc
fielte OpOageoe mart, at granoen
uor for langt borte.
Set bite Jig at bore ben itore,
imn1ffe GjenOom 9autrupqaoro,
meaem Serlsp og 9oQer1tp, tilbs-
renoe &roprietGr Neerguaro, Ser
brpnote.
Sloen greb beftig ON fig, og /
9obet at Ell Simes Sis bar SeIte-
1taloen og 2aOen neobrpnote, oq oa
tim ben lofole Sprpjte bar til
Steoe og fife frnoe uorette Itort,
bar belle @oaroen ftarft truet.
Set lpffeoes at reooe oae &rea=
tltrerre.
Slblss. Sen Ssren SergenIen
Wele peb &pnfe6p Sto-
tion er n%eo6rGnot. Sloen opito6
ueo Selpantenoelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28

Gpmt Sranbitifter. Gen 72-aa=
rige 8ranoitifter 8. 6reoerifien,
&uOiteO, er iopmt 9 Iurs Sugt=
bus.
Gnopioere bpnltes ban til at be-
tole 9O34 SIR. / grItatning til ben
olnlinoelige 9ronoforiifring for
2onObpeninger % 1000 Str. til
&ronofaslen for 9oQono=6allter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28

gtislapgnoros Wple peO St-
terup er ben 9. San. neObr9nOt.
6orbuiet til 6arper Seteriens
lllOipinOeri og 6orperi / SbilteO, er
ben 8. San. ON SormiOOagen neo-
6rGnOt. 8ranoen er opitaaet fra
en- Strpgeopn i Sagetagen. @n
llor Gel al &lpoelageret p0elagOes.
Sen brGnote Spgning par forlifret
| &pbltGoernes alminoelige Srano-
foriifring for 6,4S0 &r.