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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
THE HARDWOOD FLOOR AND
HOW TO CARE FoRlT
AND

Nothing so adds to the luxurious ap-
pearanee of fine house as a hardwood
floor. 1t adds also to it's healthfulness,
because it will not harbor dirt.
Hardwood floors are of different kinds
of wood, and are laid in various and
different ways.
There is the simple, heavy-matched
flooring, strong and durable, laid in
long pieces like ordinary flooring, and
without the chance of the finest effects.
Then there is narrow wood, straight
edged and five-sixteenths of an inch
thick, necessarily to be laid upon an
under floor, either an old one or
rough-made new one. Good flooring
both of these but necessarily plain and
simple in results.
There is the parquet floor, designs in
small pieces, fastened to an under
floor If of seven-eighths-inch wood
it is tongued and grooved and probably
nd-matched into a strong, permanent,
one-piece stave, and no nails come to
the surface-they are obliquely set
through the tongue.
A parouetry floor, when 1t is five-six-
teenths of an inch thick, has straight
edges on each piece of wood, not
tongued or grooved, and is oftentimes
mounted on canvas or on pine base
for easy handling, and is nailed to the
floor below by pairs of nails directly
through the surface or the WOOD. IL
may be laid either upon old flooring or
upon the under-floor made fore the pur-
pose-either in an old house, therefore,
or new one.
Parquetry may be used for whole
surfaces in recurrent patterns, such
as a checkerboard of contrasting line
of grain, or a herringbone strip, or
in simple or elaborate geometric bor-
ders around a plain center field.
Wood five-sixteenths of an inch
thick is more generally laid than
heavier wood, such as the tongue-and-
grooved parquetry that is seven
eighths of an inch thick, not only be-
cause of great possibilities of beauty,
but of concomitant economy of both
time and money. And, although so
much thinner, floors so made will prac-
tically wear forever if you have chosen
a good wood They will certainly wear
quite as long as American houses
stand.
A floor of hardwood, seven-e -eighths
of an inch in thickness, can be dis
tinguished, after it is laid, from a
floor five-sixteenths of an inch thick
these are the customary measures-by
the absence of puttied nail holes which,
two by two, dot every strip of the
thinner flooring at ten-inch distances
apart.
Hardwood floors are now laid in con-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
WASHABLE BUTTONS

The coming season promises to bring
with it an unprecedented demand for
wash goods. The indications are that
colored wash dresses, which had such
a successful introduction last year. will
be the reigning mode.
The most favored colored tub goods
will be mercerized cottons. The initial
success by this fabric scored last sea-
son has urged the manufacturers to
still greater efforts and as a result the
beauty and wealth of color is almost
dazzling.
Soft pinks, of course, will lead, to-
gether with sky blue, followed by law
ender, tan, pongee and the natural
linen shades. Old rose will have an
other inning. 1t is shown in two very
distinct shades, lighter and a darker.
Then among the special shades there
is ashes-of-iris and two tones of blue
on the order of the popular Alice blue,
which will be named Juliana and Will
hemina blue, after the Dutch queen
green's, Nile will predominate, and
there is a special new shade known as
Mullen green which will have a strong
call.
The makers of washable dress trim
mings have not remained behind in
creating practical and up-to-date nov
elites. A perfectly flat. handmade,
wringer-proof button is shown in mer-
cerized threads. The makers may GER
tainly pride themselves on this, their
latest production. These buttons sew
on right through the center, and are
warranted to stay as long as the dress
will last. But whether to admire this
dainty wash button more for its serV-
iceableness or for its great beauty is
hard to decide. 1t is handmade, with
a lacy effect, and comes in twenty-five
solid colors, enough to perfectly match
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08

crete buildings by covering the con-
crete with a mastic cement and press
ing on the wood.
What there is to say regarding choice
of wood and the treatment and care of
floors is applicable to all varieties,
whether of solid wood or what may
be termed the veneer of parquetry and
wood carpet, and so we shall generally
use only the name hardwood floors
to include all kinds.
OF all hardwoods in America, white
oak is the best for flooring. 1t has a
firm and even grain and takes q beau
tiful polish. Red oak comes next in
Importance, and is probably even more
used, as its cost is slightly less. The
red, however, is more open in grain,
and its surface does not uniformly alb
sorb shellac
It is exceedingly curious that of the
forty varieties of oak in America, only
those two are deemed highly desirable
for floors.
Much beauty is added to oak by
what is known as quartering or quar-
ter-sawing. This is because oak is
distinguished from other woods by its
"silver grain"-groups of fibers which
shoot out laterally from the center or
the trunk toward the bark.
And this is what quarter-sawfng is
the term being a mystery to many VINO
have no way of knowing FOR themselves
whether a piece of oak Is quarter
sawed or not Instead of slicing the
log in the ordinary way it is first sawed
into quarters; then each quarter has
boards sawed from each of its faces as
long as any remains. The result is
wood with beautiful silver streaks and
f1eckings. showing the silver-grain to
fine advantage, in place of the shelving
surfaces of plains sawed oak-shelVing
surfaces that are so liable to catch and
splinter.
Maple is also a fairly excellent hard
wood for flooring, but it is not the
equal of oak Cut into boards, maple
not only shows a pinky buffness, Whnch
does not harmonize with the predomln-
ating colors of most rooms, but IL
shows variegated shades in addition,
and is dark spotted for some distance
from a knot. 1t is we'll thought of for
dancing floors.
A great danger to hardwood noorlns
lies in carelessly chosen under hoorlng;
If the under floor is of poorly seasoned
wood. or If it is laid in strips WIDER
than four inches (and even narrower
than four inches is preferable), 1t VIII
shrink. and thereby inevitably anect
the hardwood above it. causing II 10
buckle and draw. Many hardwood
floor has been blamed when the taull
was all with the floor beneath.
Another very important point is tnaI
the hardwood floor must be laid across
tbe boards of the under floor instead OF
nara1lel with them.-Saturday Evening
Post
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
INK STAINS ON CARPET

If the living room or library carpet
has ink spots on it try the following
remedy: Pour cold water on the spot,
taking it up again with a spoon. Lay
cloth around the spot to prevent
spreading. then apply a dilute solution
of oxalic acid. sponging it quickly. If
the color changes. apply ammonia
water.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08

any dress material found in two-tone
effects. They are also made in two
tone effects, and these again may be
had in two distinct varieties. Take
the pink-and-white button, for exam
pie. 1t has a pink center and white
rim. The middle requiring more ma
terial than the rim, that color naturally
predominates, hence this button would
be an ideal match for a solid pink
dress. The other variety is made with
white center and a pink rim, and
would be the thing for white dresses
with pink stripes or other small fig
ures of this color. This two-tone
scheme is carried out in white and the
entire range of twenty-five solid col
ors.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

tpnfe Srinitotis Seminorium meo
ct eoot 8eitomente.
@iper 5 Of ct pompot Sierte.
ifoI Serren oenerl0e eoer meo me-
gen @le0e.
%eoet 0erne piloe ieg opmuntre
oIle9enner ooNeniobeoer til at TO-
retaee SubIfription, iuo mart iom
oct er beleiIi9t.
Mi9 forefommer oct, of oct oiloe
npre en- Oobbelt @Ip0e, ON pi fun
De ma Maolet for nGite anrsmsOe
og ioa iette ielpe SiibilGiimsfeiten
i 6orbinoelie meo 9larsmeoet.
8uo peIiigne 5ubifriptionen Oi-
oere no ouer belle 2inien.
rSbi ariiti a~GrIigbe0 toineer
os."
5 brooerlie 9erbsoigbeb
q. g. Gbriitionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09
nj ct greb.
geb 81. g.

8i, Der beif9ftieer % meO at
raniage Bigger og Blade % M %
oa ielu biornger til Samtioens
llnoerbolonine, gRffelie e1er Op.
bpggelie, ueo, bDor gerne Ell ll0-
taleIie Of en- bersmt Mano bringes
/ 4npenoelie, naar oi enifer at i9it.
ne eet eaer anoet Bunft Tor 2p.
Ieren. Get fan goot iommenlignes
me0, buno ofte ifer / 5orretnings.
Iiuet: nnnr en- fnttig Nano looner
en- Gum Benge, ifoI ban iom Hegel
baoe cen ener flere Son6em9no.
Der meo oeres ~llnoerifrift gnronte.
rer, at bpaO ban ! 9~9los6eDiiet Il.
ger = Of ban nemlig oil tilbagebe.
tnIe gelsbet peo ben og ben 5io
er ion6t, ~alporligt ment.
9ar iooIeoes en- g~ennebrueer =
ia. efler en- offenlig Taler = M
iaooan en- Weounoerifriit, 9epionel.
ie, 8efrpfteIie pna oct, ban %ifriDer
eGer flyer, mener ban at funne an
ie oct ~ifreone ener ioete for at
bore of itsrre girfnine, trpnee
beore til gun6s Dos benz. BET er
6eregnet poa. let er nh enqong
en- Sag, Der bar ounoen 5nOo |
2ipet oe bar pRret / grug fra be
RI0ite 9ioer, ia, bna0 Der er emo
betponingsiuIOere. oeret nrnenot al
De ItsrIte os Opotieite, IeIp be met
originate, Gorfattere oa ToIere.
gefen0t nof er 10 oct T1ftlim.
at 10 fan iige bet InmnIe. os oct BOG
I cen 5oritano oIIiee0el life er bet
iamme, forci bet fan iises paa for.
ifeIlise Ranoer og be0smmes for.
TfelIigt efter lin girfnina. Nen
girfningen bIiDer 10 nefop Der
bet beiteiEmenoe. foroi ct Sooe.
torn. Der faiies | SorOen. men
monaler Spirefraft, gDnen | fa
Ielr til at DofIe, is. bet tales 10
Iref HE mere meS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09
Nooiepelts Joreoragstur.

@porfor mon @fspreiiOent Gooie-
belt ioretager i'm 5oreoragsrunoe?
og iuit peO oenne 9io9
Der gattes pna SDor, og De fle-
ite ipnes eniee ON, at bet er bet
fommenoe Brpii0entualg / 1912,
Der ipsger / 6opeoet paa ban.
Non life De, Der tenfer iaaleoes,
.t9nfer oeres egen gnne", iom man
iieer2 tpnfer iaoleoes, foroi be
ieIp attraar 9GresitilIinger9
Der er cen Iing. ri mao I9gge
Tprfe til: % HooieoeIt er
iigrre emo BrRfioent Gooie-
belt.
let piloe nappe sge HooieUelts
9lnieelIe, buerfen biemme eaer |
uolnnoet, ON ban blen Prpii0ert en-
9ermin eqer to mere.
Oct De6 ban ogioo goot ielD, ioa
bet rimeligDis life engnng er na.
turIigt for BAN at isge gr9iioeni.
ftilIingen en- @ong til.
Cor 8aft ma bet oerimoo anies
nntnrIiat at isse genDnlg Tom en-
anerfenosIie Of fin aominiItrotiOn
| Fsrite 5ermin.
gi er life eneong eniae meo %
ieIu. ON oi enifer of Re RooieDelt
qenpoIat til grriioent ! 1912.
Spno fan sgentIis en- Prriioeni
norefte, berIom ban life bar aon.
aresien meo iia2
Son fan uopeee, bpoo Snnoei
irrnaer iii o. ssre aenftifIinser,
men sipe Gone fon ban HE, q bru-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09
6lf 0orn 6sjifole.

Off Sorn 9siifole er M 6pgaet
op for treble Sang, ioet ben MI
mart er fproig til at tnge ! grue.
Bi banber, at ben maa itaa gplo.
fri Den Gag, ben ifnl aabnes og mo.
pies, ben 4. Oft. en9ifsut OpisreI.
len al ben npe 8Dgning oil toite
oper $4,000 mere emo asIurance.
iummen, Der Tom mo, ina ier BET
Dog no til, at oenne Gum ifoI mas
Deo Enchanting | oe omfring elf
Corn.
SmioIerti0 oil bette geIsb. Ielu
ON bet fommer inc. life ppre til.
ItrRfteIigt til ogian at msblere
SfoIen. 1iIitpnOet al ~snfnIe Gle.
Der. Iom BAR foreIIaoet, Of Der al.
pes benz oa andre genner al so.
len 2eiliGbeo til at msbeIere Glen.
DrreIierne, lo0er SfoIen Ina ct Inn.
oont Gproab eno pioere. ioei ben
ioffer Dem. Der Tom frem me0 Ton.
fen. til ~onmIe Gleper@ o. Ben.
ner. ON . or prre meb at FfRnfe
en- @ope til RsbeIerina AZ SfoIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

Zen ipenife aronprins er en- 10
rig afbolOsmano. san Ingoe for-
Ieoen peo ct 4fboIosmsOe 81. a.:
.SDem DiI fife meo Gin og @leoe
pere meo, naar bet geloer ON at
fpmpe for en- ina gaunlig Gag JON
Mfbolosiagen. 9enne Gag er EN- al
Dor Iios tore 5olfebeoegeIier,
bDormeo Solicit ielo oil opOrage
fig til SelptiIIio og Selubeberitelie.
Der tpiites meget ON, paa boilfen
Wanbe, man fol nan frem til Waa.
let, men BET fan nans, oerom bur
be ole funne enes."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

10 fra oen 8etra9tning, at oen
alene er airfen, meOens ui otore
er apttere % Se0ninger. Den an.
ben Bel 40 bpilfen Maolet ieges
nnaet, er Den ,at begge ener flere
Barter opgiper iia ielo eler bog
oct, Der a0ifiner Dem, for at iam'
les pon ct feaes @runolog. 0ette
iiolte mno 10 pore oct rette, 6uis
en- fornnftia oo pnrig SnmmeniIut.
ming ifol finoe Steo. meominore,
bono Der 10 bar BET ifsnneite, nan
fonOt, at mnn | 8rlln0en / ale
Stpffer Dor eet og 6erfor ogion |
oct uonortes bur6e iremtrnoe Iom
eet. Men bette ii0ite er meget iipl.
bent. ieg buffer life, at ie9 nogen
SinOe bar bsrt ON ct ianoant I'll.
f9lSe. 0erimo6 bar ieg bert ON
mango SiIfploe, bpor man | alt
ppientIigt bar Get, men BOG ene6es
man life, ioroi Der pnr nogen, Der
bnpoe en- arpbrft, iom De pnOene
of rioe. oa inu foretraf De ben
5ornsieIie fremfor Sommenilut.
ming. Men Ser bIioer oItio bette
tiIbnge, at Sommen ilutning | %
for fig er ret, foruoint Ben fore.
goor poo ret Moooe. Nen netop
pao bette iioite Omraooe bIioer
5eilen be9naet: Sammenilutnin.
gen ifer life pna rette Woaoe, for.
.oi Sen enc ener ale Barter opdi.
Der, bboo De life ifuIoe opgiDe.
forbi oct bonneoe noget opiert.
Iigt. Oct bomber 10 ogion, at Gam.
menilutningen life boloer. foroi
mnn mente e1er foregop at bnpe
opeipet. ut en- ioooan upirfeIig og
uiano Sammenilutning fsrer til ny
.SpIittefie og bitre Hioninger, fan
life unore nogen. Men Der bIioer
nlti6 bette tilbage, at Soaer uor
| Zig ieIo ret, fun gift mar life til
ben poo Den rette Moa6e. SpnS er
oo Den rette Moo0e2 9ao mig
frembpne no9Ie aenosgernineer
Spis Ell ariiten | oct belle talet
er noget, ino er ban oct of Oper.
.beoisnino. Sror en- ariiten noget.
iao er oette roofpitet | bans Oper6e.
nisnina. SHUTTER en- ariiten ia iii
EN- eIIer onben airfeofOeIinq, % er
SiIiIutninaen biertefig oe ionO, ioo
ban iia til ben al Ouerbe.
oisning. Wen M Ieper ri 10 Der |
bet itpffeoiie, og ri erfenoer / aet
itpffeOiie, og oerof felger, at por
Onerbenisnine grunber ffa / Def
I%tDffebiie. 0ette moa life ioritnos,
Iom ON Subs N~obenborina par
ufuIofommen oe itpffeois. 9ette
fan bel iiees / en- pis 5oritono.
o. Oerfor baober ni paa Def mere
fnlOfomne, mar ui ifnI ie @nfi1t
til aniiat. Men / Ell nnSen 3or.
er oen fuIofommen. Sub.
er, bboo Der iuarer til fin
0eniiet", tiger Nnrtenien. s ben
5oritano err aobenborinaen, Sfrif.
ten, fuIofommen.
Gortfattes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

ger ban THE big iticf", iao bIioer
De eamIe 9obgiuere itpoi9e.
Oct forefommer os. at Rooieuelt
fan norette mere, npre mere for 1T
9nno. iom fri Berger END | SrPii-
oenltillinger.
Men M foreitoor 9ioen, 90 me-
ite 9ongreies COMMUNICATING ifal
beitemmes, og beri ier ri @runoen
til &ooieoeIts 6ore0raesfur.
San taller life meeet ON AOmini-
i%trationen, omtaler life Breiioent
Saft, noen nnnr ban ier 2eili9beo
til at poe BAN a~nerfenoelie.
Men bans 9aIer eaer 6oreorag
er life til at taee fell al. De gaar
aae / 8etnine of at bPo0e Den go.
litit, ban ieln bar int paa Dagsor.
oenen.
90 iarlia bans Orb anIeoning
Of Chairman" S%tiain9en | SEEM
gorf % MI fornplig bans Gale
/ aanios goar / afgiort Progress
Iip~ 6etning.
Oct er RooiepeIts Senii9t ueo i'm
Cur at itstte lit Yarti o9 game
lit 2ano oe 5olf peO at fnu ioa
mango 9rosresiipe JON muIiat
oalet mo / nRite aongres.
San optraoer life iom egentlig
golgtaler, boerfen for Den enc ell
Ter for Ben onoen. Get piloe beler
fife p9re BAN p9roigt.
Men ban fan tale ON 9onoets
8ebou og ON en- iun0 % ~retfRroig
Statsitprelie, og oct onbner Soils
Zine.
De blioer biulpen til at toge
Stanopunff Nog fate oeres Stem.
mer for oe rette Mpn6, naor galg.
6ogen fommer.
ON gfteroorsoalgene fommer
til at pie republifanif Seir og
5remifriot for De 9rogresiioe, ioo
bill set life minoit ifpIOes 3ooie.
belts Cur.
0g Be aoneresmpno, eler /
boert 5aIo Senatorerne, iom peI.
ees til gfteraar, oil fomme til at
tiene / npite Br9iioenttermin.
Nu er oct Chen at lagee
@runoen til StpreIien baa0e / De
ferite to Aar og efter 1912, bpem
ioa emo ifnl bliue greiioent.
Zen oDetieite 9raiiOent er mag
tesIss, buao 2Ooeipnine angaor.
uoen en- goo aongres.
Den at foo en- 400 aongres. 0et
fornoiptter gooe oe peloplpite gal
gere.
1erfor 6liDer Den MnTo. Der fan
opffe og oplpie @plaerne oa ioo
Dem til at BRUCE oeres 5temme
rigtig, Den, Der anuner iii 6olf
met.
5 Oenne gelpsning Ter ri Gooie.
oeots 59reorogstur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

Get unoer oenne gelpsning maa
oct @piitnof befrpetes. at Der nar-
li9t ifrfpes og tales WiIlioner Of
|0ro, iom ilet life tan t9lles meo.
Sieloen faloer bel TO Menneifers
2ipsfsrelie efter ngingtig iamme
9inie, omeno Der 10 / De itsrre
Sopeotrpf fan forefomme 2i9beOer.
Oct er Den inOre, ifiulte 5sreIie
og llbpifIine, Der tales ON, Der,
font man pei pna en- Woaoe fan
iiee. oct ligger til SnOipi0et ielo
Of beltemme oenne, BOG naieeoel
til Ell ois @rao til Ell Ii0 isIger
De 9atureI-S trsmninger, iom Sn.
oioiOet nmiooelbort oomineres al.
2ao os mi tPnfe os, at cen og
onoen moo fin Billie = ben gem
fgote @iaie nemlig = bar bait tun-
ee Gpipl til Ion6sielifob, ioo ban
al Den @run0 bar moatet [ OF III p 2
ia frem un0er ma%ngebaanoe
9e~naitelier til 5roens Spile, Ell
9omp Tom ben, Safob itre0 meo
@no / N~otteungten. 2o0 os oeref-
ter tpnfe os, at 0enne Strio faar
oct llofolo, at ban en- Gag | ialig
SubeI fan uobrpoe: ., Der gioes
Dog intet ina iiffert og uiigeIigt,
intet, ser ioaIeoes faiter 2ps ouer
8iIuRreliens ounfIe @nooer, intet,
DER inn gnnife oe alOeles nanr al
8onfe gioer Jig fangen unoer SD-
oigbeO moo ariitus, eOner at ltilne
oe tame annoens aran ON at ifue
eennem oct SIR, Der netop life lti-
Der ben nnrp9renoe 2ipsform fan
gennemifiies, JON oct lepenoe SUBS.
Orb, Oen beIIiee Sfrift.
9no os en0elig tpnfe os, at pe0.
fommenoe fnnr ct 9reu, boori ban
timber iuit set, Der optager bans ee.
ne Eanfer, oe iom ban ielu beif9i.
tiger Jig meO, font % tiltaIenoe
fremitillet. fan oct Oo unore nogen,
at ban lieefrem mao nnfere noget
oeraf, ior aItine %, naar oct ieno-
tes al cen, Der i%nOtoger en- 6etroet
StiIling2
,5or II 9lar iiben ifinne6e for
fsrite Sang Den euiee Sol ira Sol
gaia mo i nit forpinte, unee Sier.
te. Nin SieI 6IeO frelit. Seq ioo
quo @niiot til aniist.
Sra Den 5io beepnote min On.
gang meo apoitlerne oo 9rofeterne,
oisie Storm9no / 4anoens 9eroen,
90rerne al oen @isoom. Der bjeI.
per / 9ioeliens, Sorgens, 8soens
2jcbliffe.
Ceres Orb, Sfriften n, er oen
9olig, bbori ieg / Tag Dor trpg-
gere emo nogen Sinoe fer: tbi Der
Dor man 10 iommen meO @uo ielp.
"a bet er 8ara0is pao
Sor6.
@nos 0ro 6olOer, noor alt anOet
oafler. Sfritteu er 9errens 9rp-
tiers os SUBS gsrns uinOtogeIise
69iming. Sgennem ben ilpoer ben
itore 6loo: SUBS bau0pbe Rnnoe,
ionl oanOer belle 9errens Sane.
; Sfriften eanr @uo lin Sang.
Ter bsrer ri bans 9eit. Sfriiten
er 8eroenS ltsrite llnOerpprfer, ct
Sempel, buis @runouoIO bpiIer pna
@uos eoige Gpbbeoer, og bois Tin.
Der naor til CUBS Serligbe0s lien.
belize SgjOer. % bette Iempels
Sub og 9eoelitene er
BET 6errens 8ienere betroef at bore
no / oen geroen, Der elers er Doe,
Sombeo og Werfe.
) bette Iempel Dor Din 9lore
9rooer ioa trpat os iiffert.~
99ierl tag Big 5io til at ooer.
oeie oisie betponinssfuloe Sro. IN
ian mmnlig baoe anoet emo Sam
oerdf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

gi benIeOer Opmerfiombeoen
poa 9rof. 8igs anmelOelie at ben
npe gibeloperi9tteIie / bette 9um-
mer. Zen er lang. men en- M
Dperiettelie Of oct eamle 8eltamen-
te, og i9rIig en- inaoan, iom gi-
Der Jig no for at gipe os ben npere
Sios 6orifnings gieiultater, bar
osiaa araO paa ct erunoigt Sen.
nemipn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

Nu er oct Gio at abonnere paa
pDoniferen". 0Pite 6reoag iIutter
5ort9aingen o9an0sbpbsrnene~, og
en- M 5ortpaing nHobert~, ober.
iat ira gneelif al Bot. @br.
Gbriitenien, oil iao blioe be9pn0t.
gDe tiltr9oenoe abonne1ter pil on
faa ben npe 6orteaing ira Begun
oeIien at.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

Sra paaIioeIig Slide er oct meO.
belt os, at Bait. Brsoenien / gouI.
ter, Soma, er faloet til Geoar
Sails, Sa., og ban bar mootaeet
4aloet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

goItonsariieu. aonitnntinopeI, %.
auguit. : en- Rote. Tom Den arqife
@eianot bar operraft Forten, an.
Ifdos ben ueo gopfotten paa aro-
ife gorer for~aorinseoe Sfaoe for
@rgfenIanO til 20 Win. 5ranfs.
Sofia 20. auguit. Ten buIaar.
lie Reaerins err saaet mo paa Dor.
tens 5orIlna ON be m~afeboniife
6IpGtHinaes 9iIbnaepenocn. JIpai.
ninaerne uiI, efter at tape a~fIeoeret
oeres gaaben. bliper mO0tnaet be
tprfiife Granddaughter paa ire Ste.
Der. Deb oenne TcrffaneIie Iunes
ben tnrfiF. buIanrffe aonfTift biIaaf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09
Gortf9ttes. }

Sfrefsruo. Muieeum. @aa 0tis.
iioner Sfreisruos garnoomsbien
neo 9%iaebammer er ser reiit ct
Sns, Der ifal inoebol0e erinorin.
ger ON Sfrifsruo oe 8enitanoe
fra @isiionsmarfen | SantaIiitnn.
Den fsriie Senoin9 ira Strefs.
rnos arbeiosmnrf er ifsIae norif
yAftenpolten" anfommet BERTH.
Disiionpr S~freisruos arpfter
er fremoeles / Itn6io aitaeenoe, og
bet ier no til, at ben longe arbeios.
bag M er til enoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-09

2aar 9eisrue benuenbsr fs til SOlt, Der
anertereri globst, euten tor at fsbe bos BEN
s1erfor at iao Eplnsnins ON bet opertersbe,
sebes &c oltib omtoIs. Of &c foo apertisiss
usentet bette Blob. Del oil pore I'll gen
abie Jintte.