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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
DISTRICT MEETING OF
ODD FELLOWS TONIGHT

Representatives from the twelve
of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, comprising the tenth dis
triet of the order, will gather in this
city tonight at a district meeting to be
held in the rooms of Lawrence Lodge,
No. so, in Odd Fellows hail. The meet
ing has been called for the purpose of
eleeting a district deputy grand mas
ter, to succeed John M. Shoe, a member
of Lawrence Lodge, who has served dur
ing the past year.
This time it is expected that the dep
utyship will go to Hansen Lodge, of
Elizabeth. Besides the three delegates
sent from each lodge in the district,
there will be delegates from several of
them. At a recent meeting of Law
renee Lodge, a committee vas named
with Joseph Quick as chairman, to ar
range for entertaining the delegates
and visitors. The committee is prepar-
ing for an elaborate supper to be SER
we'd after the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
POLICE VIEWS

James and Timothy Lane, both
fourteen years old, will be released
from police headquarters this after
noon. They were arrested yesterday
charged by their mother with being
incorrigibIe, and spent q sleepless
night in the lookup.
Charged by his wife with being
drunk. Louis kress, an engineer. Of
front street, was arrested yesterday
aitornoon by P~atrolman Tonneson.
He is nov sleeping it off.
Annie shru, twentysyears-olF az
Convery Place, was arrested last NIGHT
en- 9 charge Of maintaining a disorderlv
house The charge was preferred by
her husband, Ohmid Sibra. a swartbv
Egyptian. He is the first one of his
race, according to the police, ever inside
local headquarters. His wife. aTHun-
gariaa, was discharged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
HIGH CHIEF RANGER
VISITS CT. P. A. |. 0. F.

High Chief Ranger Bingham, ac-
companied by High Secretary Nc
Kinsey and District Deputy r. Mems.
all of Elizabeth, made an official
visit to Court Perth Amboy, No. g.
043, Independent Order of Foresters,
last night. Addresses were made
by High Chief Ranger Bingham and
the other high officials. A large
number Of the members were pres
ent on this occasion to greet them.
the meeting, an adjournment
was taken to Alehin's, where re-
freshments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

The gentleman vas sirolliag across
q large estate when he eanae upon a
man fishing What sort OF Ash do
you Catch hereg' he said.
Mostly trout" replied the man.
How many have you caughtT'
"Aboutsten or twelve, sir"
What is about the heaviest you
have caughtT' continued the gentle
man.
well. / don't know the weights but
the water sunk two or three feet when
/ pulled It cuti,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Spoiled His Act,

A musical artist announced to his
friends that he had a feature for his
act that was calculated to make-dhe
whole profession sit Up. and take no.
tiee. Several days later he was asked
to dtvulge his plans.
"Oh, that's all off" was the answer.
swell, If 1t was such o wonderful
thing what was ftf" was the general
inquiry.
81 had planned to have a real skeI-
eten,' the musical man replied. with
Its ribs tuned up so that I could play
music on 1t like a xylophone."
Great Why aren't you going to do
itrs
The musician heaved a sigh Of disap-
pointment.
Il tried It," he answered, "but senae-
body sold me the skeleton or a tiekIish
man and / couldn't hit the RIBS
Youngstown Telegram.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Funeral of Simon Monroe Sunday,

The funeral Of Simon Monroe,
fo%rty-nine years old, of 222 Market
street. will be held from the First
Baptist church, in Fayette street,
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
William H. Bawden, pastor, will
othciate. Intermsnt will follow in
Alpine cemetery. \ Lawrence Lodge
No. 81, Odd Fellows, of which he
was a member, will attend the fun
eral in a body and take charge of the
service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Formation Of New glernsnts.

Uranium appears to have a decadent
life history, breaking down into other
elements, OF which radiuaa is one,
which IN turn yield the etaanatfon
and other elements designated as
radium A, B, etc. The theory has
been propounded that uranium. tho
rum and radium are undergoing
atomic disintegration. aud the heat
that radfum evolves is the direct out
come OF explosives OF the atomic
structure. Eienlspy9 of lower atomic
weight thus result and hence the spr
pearance of fSiium. This weuld &C
count for the presence Of heliam in
the rocks and spring waters Of the
globe, where It has been accommodating
for millions OF years. DIR. Charles
Avery Doremus In Century.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
ArbIses for pogsession Writ.

Leo GoldbergeT has made application
in the court OF ohs1eery for d writ of
possession of the premises in Florida
GROVE road occupied by Peter Garfis
son A mertgage on the l-operty in
question was recently foreciosed and
the property was bought in by Margaret
Lorensen, of Metuchen. Garrison, it is
alleged, refused TO vacate the premises
and the new owner has found it neces-
sary to Gust him through the courts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

The Greek room Is usually not a
place for humor, nor Is the profess
sor OF Greek at the College of the
City Of New York a very humorous
person. Nevertheless the following
Joke was sprung on him. The class
had just returned from the chemistry
room, where they had bravely listened
to a discourse on the elements The
Greek lesson was commenced with a
history or 10 and her endless wander
m Finally Professor TisdalI ask
THAT did 10 die off" A STUDENT
- been awakened by the ques-
led. 'Iodide Of potassis
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

HIGH SCHOOL WRITER'S
MAY ENTER CONTEST

Several high school literary artists
are considering an offer of the Nationai
Municipal Society, which has its mead %e
quarters in Philadelphia. 1t is IN tne
form of an essay, the subject of when
must be "The Immigrant in My CITY
The contest is open only to high school
scholars. The prizes are: First, $3o.ooj
second, $4,000. 1t is likely to be &C
cepted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
LIBRARY STAFF AT
ASBURY PARK TODAY

Miss Emily Fl. Mulligan and her
staff of library employees are attend
ing the twentieth annual meeting OF
the New Jersey Library Association
in the public library at Assufy Park
today. The first session opened at IL
o'clock, during which there were re-
ports of officers and committees and
other matters, besides talks on sub
jects appropriate for the occasion.
Luncheon followed and the after.
noon session is scheduled to start at
$3.50 O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
WIN Come Here After Election.

According to information received
by cry Attorney Hommann. the
State Board of Riparian Commits
sioners will not visit this city until
after election, owing to the fact that
several of them are busy with cam
paign matters at this time 1t is
believed the commission will be in
this city the week following erection
to look over the site for the pro-
posed recreation place at the south
er1y end OF High street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
MANY ATTEND SOCIAL.

Many members and a large number of
their parents and friends came out to
the social of the Junior Epworth
League of the Danish Methodist Epis-
copal church last night III the lecture
room of the church. The program that
had been arranged under the direction
of Miss Lillian Hansen, superintendent
was carried out in a pleasing manner
The program included dialogues, reel
tations, vocal and instrumental music
land songs by the league. After the
ogr refreshments were served by
the committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
PERSONAL.

Thomas Crook, of Roosevelt, spent
last night as the guest of friends in
this city.
John Sutliff, of South Amboy, was
a local visitor last night. (,
James Carr. of South AInboy, visit
ed friends in Broad street last night.
James Currie, of Westffeld, was
entertained by friends In Fayette
street last night.
Thomas Higgins, of Plainfeld. has
returned home after visiting at the
home Of Miss Helen Fitzgerald, In
Fayette street.
Miss May Fritz, of Scotch Plains.
spent last evening as the guest OF
friends in New Brunswick avenue
Miss Lucy Shaw, of Keyport, has
returned home after visiting Miss
Margaret Fitzgerald at her home In
Fayette street.
Miss Jesse l.. Arnold, q teacher in
public school No. 4, Is unable to at
tend to her duties owing to Illness.
Meyer Wells, of New York, is
spending a few days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schonceit, In
Madison venue
Nathan Jacobsen, of State street,
is spending the day with friends In
New York.
Joseph Eneott. John ItsttsT and
John MeGoldriek, of Roosevelt. were
local visitors Wednesday uight.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. ShumeY, of Jersey
City, have moved to 1913 Fayette
street.
Joseph Gerry. Of Metuchen, Wis
tied friends in Washington street,
last night.
Edward Carlin, of Brooklyn Wis
tied friends in Maple street, last
night.
A. H. Crowell, superintendent Of the
water department, left today for a ten
days stay at Newfoundland, N. f~aS'
Louis Weinblatt. of State
is suffering from an attack s.
grip
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
LODGE HAS
CHOSEN ITS DELEGATES

At a meeting Of Valhalla Lodge, No.
275, Odd Fellows last night, a represen-
tative to the grand lodge session to be
held in Trenton on November 16, was
chosen and two delegates to the district
meeting to be held here tonight were
elected. The representative to the
grand lodge session is Past Grand Chris
R. Lund and the delegates to the dis
triet meeting are Past Grands Viggo
Jensen and Chris r. Lund. At this
time the second degree was conferred
upon three candidates. The meeting
was largely attended and other matters
of Importance was discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Confer Chiefs negrea.

The chiefs degree was conferred
on six candidates at a meeting of Pc
Ambe Tribe No. 65, Improved Order
last night. Captain Philip Schwartz
work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
A FAREWELL PARTY.

Last evening a surprise as well as
a farewell party, was rendered Harry
Trimmer, who is to leave this city
for Lynn, Mass, the first of Novem-
Der. Edgar Mullen invited a few of
Mr.. Trimmer's most intimate friends
to a farewell dinner at his home on
Rector street. Those around the Ia
bic we're; Rev. James H. Northrup,
Harry Trimmer. Clarence Wright,
Harry Comings, Charles Trueman,
Edgar Mullen and Charles Andriese.
After the dinner a number OF young
people who had met at the home of
Miss Helena Wright, on Kearny ave
nue., appeared at the Mullen home
and a merry evening was passed.
Singing and games were enjoyed
and a peanut jab was a feature. Mr..
Trimmer was presented with a set of
ten books and each guest took home
as a souvenir a little paper hat.
Those present were: Miss Helena
Wright, Miss Ruth Hancock, Miss
Laura Washburn, Miss Joanna koy-
en-, Miss Lillian de Hamm, Miss Ada
Hustler, Miss Bertha Brown, Miss
Edythe Boehm, Miss Estella Mar
seflus, Miss Sophia Lamparder. Miss
Fannie Hunt, Miss Elizabeth Sea-
man, Miss Mary Hanson, Miss Jo-
sephine Williams, Mrs. Mullen and
Mrs. Trimmer. Rev. James H. North
rup, Clarence Wright, Harry COM
ings, Harry Trimmer, Charles An
dariese, Edgar Mullen, Walter
Boehm, Howard Mullen, James Girls
void, Ira Moore and John Petersen,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
SUNSHINE SOCIETY TAG
DAY POSTP0NEDA WEEK

To allow more adequate prepare
lions to be made for the "tag day
benefit of the International Sunshine
Society, the date has been changed
from tomorrow until the following
Saturday, October 20. Mayor Boil
schweiler has turned down the ap-
plication of the Bide-a-Wee Home to
hold a similar affair here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
A Real Stunt.

"Come on and go to the theater with
me this afternoon"
"Anything speeiaiT"
"a professional elocutionlst Ia going
to try TO recite .Curfew Shall Net Ring
Tonight with her hands tied-noua-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
JUNIORS EVENT TONIGHT.

Tonight at 6:30 O'clock the
Juniors of the high school will leave
for Spotswood for their first social
event Of the year 1t will be a straw
ride. On arrival in Spotswood re-
freshments will be served at the
home of Miss Helen Kelly, a member
of the class. Miss Grace Wells and
Professor Andrew Wight will chape-
rome the party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
~pRoFESsOR ON VISIT.

Professor Eugene r. Davis, for
merly of this city. now q member of
the Jersey City High School, Is
spending a few days at the home of
William Woglom. in Rector street.
Mr.. Davis was seated upon the plat
form of the high school this morning
for the opening exercises and re-
ceived such a welcome that he was
forced to make an address.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Enworth League Rible CIass.

A meeting of the Epworth League
Bible Study Class ef Simpson III. Il
church was held in the lecture room
last night. Charles r. Fletcher is
the teacher and the subject is 1.-THE
Life OF Christ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
ANNIVERSARY EVENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McCrackin, of
1873 Brighton avenue, entertained a
number of friends Wednesday evening,
in honor of the anniversary of the birth
of their daughter Florence. Games were
played and music was enjoyed until
10 O'Clock when refreshments were ser
we'd. Those present were: Misses Helen
Van Sehoick, Nellie Wilkes, Edna
Krogh, Charistlne Olsen, Henrietta
Krogh, Mathilda Olsen, Minnie Wilkes,
Mable n. Van Schoica, Fioreaco and
Ruth McCrackin, Albert E. Wilkes;
Messrs. Ferguson, LaForge, Van
Schoiek, Mr.. and Mrs. McCrackin, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilkes, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Schoick and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Will
kes, of this city and William Randall,
of Jersey City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
FORMER LOCAL Girl WEEDS.

Announcement is made of the
marriage of e. J. Toburn, of New
York, and Miss May Lambert Ger
baulet, formerly of this city. now of
New York. The ceremony was per-
formed at midnight, April 10, in
Plainield. Mr.. and Mrs. Toburn are
residing in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
Said sHe Fell Overheard.

give just fallen overheard and want
to go somewhere to dry my clothes, ;"
said a stranger named Henry Switzer
to Patrolman Calvin at $3.50 O'Clock
this morning. He was taken to police
headquarters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
CITY BRIEFS

"A meeting of the Young Peo-
Plies society of Our sayiour's Danish
Lutheran church was held at the
church last night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
woMAN's CLUB STUDY CLASS.

The first meeting of the art de-
partment is to be held in room No. l
of the public library, at 4 o'clock
Monday~afternoon. Any department
of the study class is open to any
member of the Woman's Club of
Perth Amboy,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21
To Lecture at Pennington.

Rev. DR.. George G. Wiiding, pas-
tor of Simpson M. e. church. this
city, will lecture tonight to the stu
dents at Pennington Seminary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

Read the NEWS every lax.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-21

Read shs NEWS erssx aax
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
Greosmpoe

Minneiota Greos of BEN ~foreneoe
Oanife en..Iutb. Strife ofboIoer, ON
SUB oil, fit 5oranrsmsoe / st.
Mortens Weniobeo ueo Sutdinion,
Rinn., i 9agene fra II. til 20.
Watts.
Ns6et beopnoer meo Seimesie-
su6stieneite GorsOog 5ormiooag al.
t0h.
@mner til DrsfteIfe:
l.. gSporleoes fremmes ct ianot
Sroslio bebit ibIanot os2"
2. DStreber efter 5reo meO boer
Man6 og efter SeIIiobeO. uoen bpil.
fen ingen ffaI ie Serren" (6ebr. u,
t4).
Serren eioe os ct riotis oeliignet
Weoel
g. Sanen, 5. Simonen,
Sefret9r. areosformano.
St.Mortens oonife go. .Iut6 .Wgb.,
nigbe0 Mc.9eo0 So. inobpoer Der.
peo genner / areoien til at oeltage
/ openn9onte Meoe. geiegenoe be.
oes meIoe Chen for oeres aomme
til Bot. 9oarup 10 Gage fer De.
set. 9na Menigbeoens gegne.
). Sergen n, S.anu6en,
5ormano. Sefret9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

f6ortiPt1elle Vra Sioe A.
err DOG iiffer paa, at BET ifnl nof
Ipffes ior Be unge, iaa De, iom itaar
nleo mist9nfeIige Miner, oil blipe
beifRmmeoe.
@i bar bait Wisiionsmsoe 0nge-
ne 27. og %. 5eb. neo 1. Warts.
Migtige Ssitfosoage. Seq taffer Ser
rem oerfor. 0ernnit taffer jeg Bait.
SJiiieo % Sanien, ionl bar uorPrGit
bebiplpclig meo at uoioa 2iDets Oro,
Tom iiffert nof bill bore 5rugt til
Srelie Tor c~prefsbte Si9le oa til
SerrenS gris. Seq bap0e ben
5~orltadeiie, at Bait. Miller, Ibiitef
og @aaieA er Sen aomite, lum E.
pnlat al 5nmiunoet til at ie til /,
fattige Grpiteenfers timelige geboD
% iom ieg ioritoos hap0e De egiae
Me0e anganenoe ben Gag. gi I'll
illaen GplDsniug ON bpao Der bier
fnrhdn0let. Sagen er goo, tror DE
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

nia6eoerne / 5amfunoet buroe ooer-
oeie oen Sag paa Oeres 0feniebeos-
m6Oer; for ieg bar ben Gro til Ser
ren % MenigbeOerne, at ON bette
bleo lngt ben til Menigbeoerne iom
Ell garmbierti9beosiog, iao oilOe Der
ineen grpiteenfe fomme til at lioe
200. Men 0eaHe Gag oil ie amber
le0es no. OH Der bIeD Ell Sommen-
blan0ing Al SCREENING % 9arm-
biertia5eo. 9ao os faa at oioe, boor
ben Sag ifal bsre ben. 9ioer life at
itaa paa oct uoisie (Sammenblan-
Ding lioer iea life, eet al toy / Den
Soo.
9i bar en- 9abomenigbeo, iaa Der
er to oanife MenigbeOer. Zen an.
oen bar ogiaa ungoomsforening.
Seq oil lo0e eoer, 8enner, image,
6oorleoes oisie inobpoer til 0eres
Rgoer / gpens apis: oSbe gouns
9eople's Societp Of tbe Ct. Sob's
Church mill gioe a plap at tbe 8eis
boil OH 6rioop eoening 6eb. 25tb
entitled nRoar Gatten er noe, or
m6en TIE cat is ont = q oonce mill
be bel0 afterwards ono eoerD one is
cordially noiteo TO attend one or
botb." : @r oct life %itorartet at faa
iaaoan en- Snobp0elie ira kingdoms.
forenin9en / en- Menigbeo, iom tal.
ser Jig me0 BET ifsnne Napn Gpan-
gefiif. Iutberif? Gent - Mon
tro BET fan opre Sen iamme aat, iom
ReIIim ifreo ON / oDaniferen" for
en- 5io til6age, iom bill ripe alt
til iia2
Seq ier I v9oniferen", at Ser er
ifreuet iaa meget ON at fomme Der
eaer Ser at 0anne npe Settlementer
og fao Renigbeoer organiieret. gr
Der fife flaget en- GOD Del oper. at
faa grpite6etiening til De @enig.
he0er, Ser er / SumfunOet2 boor
for ian 0Pre iaa forbippet paa at
oanne npe Settlementer meS npe
Menigbeoer? - Den Lao gda. Der
maatte iaa nogen ipsrge: bporOan
or bet oppe / Ringiteo2 er Oet fife
Ell goo Blaos at Iepe og 30? Som
og ie. 5 oil life fortrpoe, ON ser par
nogen, iom bill fomme og iptte 80.
5 ifal npre oeIfommen, 0obbeIt
oelfomnen, ON 5 pil tomme oe
taae Del / @enigbeOen og fremme
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; men tro life at
Der er alt SoIifin og ineen Mo6-
gang.
9fu maa ieg lutte for Senne
Bona; maaife, ON oisie Smuler
faar en- noaoig gebonoIing og life
bIiper faitet / gnpirfurpen, ieg iao
meo Reonft6rens 5iaa6elie bill len.
Sc noget mere en- an6en Sang.
genIig -Silien til ale grsore oe
Seitre | 6erren.
ct WenigbeOsIem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
Befenotgsreller.
unsbomsmbbe


afboloes / Stapleburit oanife ep..
llitb. Wenigbeo ira t7.-20.N arts
areoien bar 10 ueotaget, at Der
ifaI afboIoes to itsrre l1nsooms-
meoer onrlig. Oct er 6erior pert
Saab og gsn, at mango, iarIie
mango unge bill inofinoe fig til bet.
tie Weoe.
5slgenoe emner oil fomme frem
til 5orbanoling:
1. Spergangen fra 9soen til 81.
BET. Il Sob. 3, t4.)
2. Gen unge 9aoio. q Sam.17,
400
8. geiegIingen. e aor. 1, o.;
ef. 1, 10; 81. A, 30) eIer 5relies.
pisbeoen.
6. 6. aIotb. arebsform.
Dor Greliers oaiife eo.-lutb. We-
nigbeo, Stapleburit inobpoer Der.
oeo penligit til n9onte Ws6e. Scr
pelfomne baaoe gamIe og inge. Gil
reiien6e beoes meloe Zig til UNDER.
tegneoe inoen IL. Warts.
Baa Wenigbeoens gegne,
5. 90. &anen,
S~tapIeburit, Nebr,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
gefenOtsbrelie

On Sub bill, afboloer gIf Corn
DiItrift | Soua.areoien lit Diitrifts'
meoe ! getblebems 6anife p.-lutb
WenigbeO, aopal, Soma fra II. til
10. Worts 1910.
Weoet begpnoer BEN II. Mnrts
Menigheoens emne: Cuff. 10, q
til 80 gers.
@no peliigne Wsoet.
s. NieIfen, areosi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

9etbIebems oonife eo. .liltb. Ne-
nigbeo inobpoer paa Del bierteligite
genner til at fomme % tage Del
meo os / 3iitrifsmeoet.
enboer. iom a9ter iie til naunte
Msoe, onmooes ON, at inomeIoe
iig til en- at un~oertegneoe.
SO. g. SersiIo,
6orman0 / Menigbc0en.
q. 6. 5. So o I'm,
YrPIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
,Oaniferenv
5reoag Den 4. Marts 1910.
Blair, Rebr.

@uSstieneIte paa Senoag | Dor
oonife Strife til ieooanlige 6ioer,
GormioOis ser. 1870 og aften 81.
730. SsnOoesifole SIN. SCI. 9,15.
Drum: Ssnoogsifole ST. 2,
@uostieneite aI. 8.
&ennaro: Ssnoagsifole 81.
10, 8uOstienelte &l. II.
apin6eforeningens go3ar ito
ite 6re0as @ftermioOag oe aften
forlsb baaOe bpggeIig og go0t. On
g~ftermi0ongen beiaas 4pinoernes
Thrilling / airfens 9oiement; ser
banoleSes liot, og Der nsoes ogiao
Sorfriifninger 4affe og Sage,
gbofoloSe og Sce4gream : for Be-
falling naturlieois. Wien oct bar ON
@ftenen, Ser rigtig fom 6oIf ianl-
men. og Ser fom 6eitItemnin9 ooer
Soriamlingen. Serit iamle0es man
oppe / a~irfeialen, boor ct Sangfor
ira Sfolen inoleoeoe meO en- fler-
Itemlaig Sang. Saa tolte 8rof.
Gang noget ON yitore SipIe~. 9lt-
ter n Sang al ct 9or ira Sfolen,
og Serpaa talte BaIt. Schultz no
fra ct Afinit al BauIi grcp til Gfe-
ienere set g.. Sap. oerpaa afilutteoes
ben opbpgeelige Del Of Sommen-
fomiten me0 en- Sang al Menigbe-
oens Sangfor.
Son 6egpnOte Sen mere i%eIifnbeli-
ee Del neoe I 8aiementet. Der
manale0e BLOT, / 6orbigooenoe iagt
at 9ofalet buroe opret oobbelt iaa
fort for at eipe ~oroentIig 8Ioos for
De mango, ser bar fommen inmmen.
Ser inmtaleoes, banoleoes % ipiites.
Toreningen fit nRlten belt uoioIgt
bnnbe oe ipiielige eager og bpao Ser
bar f~orfer0iget og inobragt til go-
5aren. 4ettoinot9gten, fortpaer
man os, par sol 30 = en- ret anie-
Iiq Gum for en- goo Sogl
Som n9rmere omtalt anoet-
ite0s boIot Bot. 9utber 30. aubus
o9uther 9eague"5 @eneraliefretpr,
Tareorng ON n2Ggman6s- Misiions-
benppelien" / Sfolens aapel Ons.
nag Nften.
Ssritfommen6s Monong af.
TEN bar Bart. anfer lopet at 6oloe
ToreOrng paa Sfolen.
-Sfolen er / Sc iioIte Gage bfe-
ben Foripnet mes gran6beifnttelie
pan aae Stofpprf = 8anoIeonin1g-
rsr, Saner og 8ummiilanger.
Sin0be6stilItan0en pda $50
len er after rigtig goo, iaa aGe fan
oeltnge / Irbeioet. !
DIR. O. Me6rens Far febt un-
ee 6. 6. GropeIIs Gienoom, gpg-|
MING % Ben belle apartal, for So.
800. Sans Gien0om pao Baibina.
ION ct. gif mes / Snn6Ien for So.
900. DIR. Webrens bill iplge be TO
9plqegrunoe peo boer i'm SIDE afi
Sen @rlno, bans 5us ligger poa.
Gbriitian Senien, Tom I nogen
Eio for ppret boI6t / 5orporine Il
gountp- 5Gngflet, er ienbt til SIM
Observation-Disclosures / SEEM
gorf for oerfra at ienoes tilbnge Ill
Tanmarf. San boeoe en- Ti6 nGene
noe / Montana, og BET ipnes, Tom
bet Far ppret for bnnrot pna bans
Toritnno. 6on begpnote at ffrine
Sruielsbrepe til SIpgtninee og bIeo
oerfor betrogtet iom %iinosipog og
fnrlia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
WGnb pnifes.
glabs ipses

nnoertegneoe snifer gloos JON
Weieribeitprer (guttermafer). Sar
mango @ars erfaring og en- grun-
Big aenoIfnb til Weieripeienet /
bette 2anb. Snr Certificate ira
Minneioto Stnte DARN SdooI"
fra 1901; fan fomme pno en-
Waaneos Barrel. geoIte 4nbefa.
finger bones.
Gbriitian Topp.
q. 3, Sutdinion, Minn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

Right now is the time to see
about the Clover and Alfalfa
Seed that you will need. We
have a choice stock.
THE ARNDT HARDWARE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
gBrnebiemsbeitDrer ipges.

Eli 1. Oftober bette anr snifes
en- troenoe 5amilie til al ouertage
8eItprergerningen al getbonin 9sr.
nehiem / Bnupncn, Wis. anisgere
beoes benbenoe iig til unoertegne0e.
gon Observation-Disclosures BEG.
ne. 9b. q. Sweriilo,
glf Sorn, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
ct. Eamli Nenisbeb | 3insiteo, Sa

(5ortiatrelie ira SIDE A.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
Sil salg.

en- bel etableret oe apoteferfor.
refining / en- triDelig Soma gp.
9eoIte @runoe for Salget.
On nRrmere Oplpsning tilifriu
Bor So, Coulter, So.