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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-15
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, October A4.-There was an
abundant supply Of money on the market
today and discount rates were easy.
Tho stock market was generally cheer
full and prices hardened. Cheap money
induced fresh support in gilt-edged and
investment stocks. and copper shares led
the Improvement In the speculative is
sues Chinese bonds were again weak.
American securit es after quiet and
steady opening advanced under the lead
Of Canadian Pacific. The closing was
steady with prices ranging from un-
changed to ~ points above parity.
PARIS, October 14.-The bourse opened
heavy and closed quiet today.
BERLIN, October 14.-Trading was
quiet on the bourse today. American Sc
curities closed firm.
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METAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October 14.-The metal
markets were quiet and practically NOM
inal az usual Saturday. Lake copper,
l25Oa12 62a: electrolytic, 1225a12 371s,
and casting. 12.O0a1225.
Tin, 40 2Ja4O5O. Lead. 4.25a4.3O: speit-
CT, &15a6.25; antimony, Cookson's, S.123sa
Iron. unchanged
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Heredity.

Woggs-His great-grandfather was one
Of our pioneer pathfnders.
BogssI knew he got IL somewhere.
That fellow can actually follow a con-
| tinued story in q daily newspaper from
| beginning to end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-15
NEW YORK, October Il

Pearl Bowers. the twelve-year-old
daughter of John Bowers of Frederick.
Md, was knocked down and run over by
passed over her body without doing her
injury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-15
Market Shows Stronger Tone
Than for Several Weeks.
SHORTS A SMALL FACTOR
Buying for Their Account Minor
influence on Prices.
LONDON TAKES AMERICANS
Purchases From Other Side EST
mated at 10000 shares-Bond
Prices Are Irregular.

NEW YORK. October 14.-Prices Of
virtually all the active stocks rose from
to 2 points today. The market dis
played more consistent strength than on
any previous day for several weeks. The
list advanced steadily under the infiu-
snce Of an active demand from the open
ing Of trading to the close.
There was further evidence Of short
covering, but that the demand did not
come In the main from this source was
indicated by the breadth of the move
ment. a large number Of the less prom
inent issues sharing in the advance with
the speculative favorites. Although pub
lie participation in the market Is still
small there was evidence today Of an
Increasing outside interest.
Tobacco Issues Active.
The several securities of the American
Tobacco Company were again active ana
the bonds developed some heaviness. The
recent marked rise in the per cent
bonds is accepted as proof that the orig
inal reorganization plans Of the company
have undergone modification. Additional
details Of the plan as 1t stands at present
were made known and had much to DO
with bringing in buying orders.
The demand for stocks was supple
mental to the Increased activity In bonds
during the week. Bond dealers said that
the pressure of idle funds awaiting IN
vestment was making itself felt In the
heavier sales and rising prices. and that
this activity had been extended to the
more conservative investment stocks.
London on Buying Side.
London bought stock In this market. its
purchases being estimated at 10000
shares. There was another rise today OF
15 points in demand sterling. The bank
statement revealed q shrinkage In cash.
g had been expected. but 1t was Of small
proportions. and the actual decrease In
surplus reserve was less than 81 100000.
The bond market was irregular. Prices
generally showed an improving tendency.
although there was some heaviness In
few issues. Total sales, par value, 81
5Os.OOO.
U. S. IS advanced u on call on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-15
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. October Ia. Wheat -
Easier; spot contract. 90.
Corn-Easier; spot contract, Is.
Oats-Steady; No. white, 51a51X
Rye-F'irm; No. 2 western domestic, LOG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-15

Francis Bacon was the author of the
plays Of Peele. Greene, Marlowe, as well
as Shakespeare and the poems OF Spen-
Ger.
Refers to the Cipher.
Mrs. Gallup" he declared, was my
assistant In America. and helped me TO
decipher the word-cipher. / am so far
unable to believe the bi-iiteral cipher got
out by her."
To support the Baconian theory, DR.
Owen quoted extensively from a heavily
scored fac-simile copy Of the 1893 edition
OF Shakespeare. He -eclared that il
might as well be afYirmed that Nelson
wrote the history of the Boer war as TO
assert that Shakespeare wrote the plays
attributed to him.
One of DR.. Owens points was that in
Henry ~" part /, act ., scene 4, these
words occurred: And call them by their
names. Tom. Dick, and Francis On
page Sc they found the name Francis re-
peated no fewer than twenty times. whils
on page "a there were two Bacons, and
on page 50 one. all these beginning with
a capital letter.
DR.. Owen drew attention to a curious
fact. William Harvey, he said, first dis
covered the circulation Of the blood In
1919. and yet In 'Corolanus'' they found
exact words used to describe the circu-
latfon of the blood, though Shakespeare
died three years previously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-15
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 1t.-Heavy cotton
goods are eng asked for more freely
n the new prices recently established.
General dry goods business continues
fair in primary markets
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Not q Whale, He Says.

LOWS T. veYhees Of Brunswick, Nd.
thirty years old. fell from and under Q
freight train In the Brunswick yard
Thursday and was literally ground to
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WEEKS RANGE OF PRICES
Corrected to the Close of Business October IL, at
the New York Stock Exchange.


following table
York
the to late
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down to the bone in expenditures for i'm
provements and in other directions where
there has heretofore been free handed
ness. 1t Is clearly the intention OF the
compelled by long extension OF haro
times, something which nobody really
likes to admit as possible.
Wall street discussion dwells actively
on national and state politics. Great in
terest attaches to the skirmishing which
is going on over presidential nominations.
The street was playing Gov. Harmon for
a hot favorite, but word which reaches
here these days is not favorable 10 the
chances Of that gentleman. The trend
as current developments indicate. The
idea, however. prevails that he may be
talking himself to death, like his. dis
tinguished hacker. William Jennings
Bryan. Wall street does not like the idea
of Gov. Wilson, since he has gone into
partnership with Mr.. Bryan. which Is
just what the high-browed statesman
desires and is widely advertising.
Liquidation in Reading.
The new turn given government htiga-
ton against the anthracite coal II lst is
causing considerable liquidation of Read
ing, the backbone of the combination
The other hard coal stocks have strange
ly advanced on the same news that is
putting down Reading. It is believed
hereabouts that the anthracite monopoly
has about reached its end and that before
a great while open competition will be
seen in that industry. The crowning
abuse Of the anthracite coal trust is in
the freight rate which is maintained to
the utter prohibition of Independent COM
petition. So long as railroads which own
coal mines are able to maintain an op-
pressive freight rate they do not care how
close the mines run to cost of production.
What the mines do not make the carry
ing and owning railroads do make.
international bankers say they expect
to see a large movement of gold from
these shores during the next few months.
European nations are DESTROYS Of increas-
ing their holdings Of gold, and America
can spare all they need without the
slightest Inconvenience. We have gold to
sell to whoever wants it, just the same
as we have cotton or grain. or provisions
steel rails or farm machinery.
The government crop report which came
to hand this week contained no surprises
The figures are about what were given
the month before and indicate gross
yield only slightly below the average.
The effect upon stock market prices was
very slight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-15
SEA SERPENT REPORTED
NEAR CHATHAM, ENGLAND
Said to Be Thirty Feet Long
and Has Head Like a Cow.
Shot by Fisherman.

CHATHAM, England. October 4. 1911.
Thirty feet long, head like a COW, with
green. bulginx eyes. and a jointed ridge
the thickness Of mans arm running
along it's white back-these are the 1T
tings and appurtenauces Of a bona fide
sea serpent in the description which
monster which 10 troubling the waters Of
Chatham.
II haunted its COW head and ridged
back within q stones throw Of the pier.
and now there are buttoned and braided
piermasters and customs house officers
who can give detailed and graphic de-
scriptions Of the manner In which Tom
Pocock. fisherman Of these parts. shot
the monster just below its 3ointed ridge
with a charge Especially devised for the
occasion) of the steel ball bearings from
his sons bicycle.
Pocock, sun tanned ana blue 1erseyeo.
told the story Of the encounter the other
night. II don't think them ball bearings
did him any good he said. Il emptied
both barrels on him, and he seemed TO
tremble like. Then he dived down, ana
didn't come up again until he was fur-
ther down the river.
Not o Whale, He Says.
Hes not q whale nor an overgrown
porpoise, because he's white and he
doesn't blow. and has no fns. 1 should
say no was about thirty feet long and
about six feet wide in tho middle. We've
never seen his tail yet.
II saw him first the other morning
when I was out In my boat. He came
- v,,thfn forty yards Of us. He's not
a fast swimmer. but he leaves rare
WiIHam wallis, q customs house officer.
and the piermaster. MI: Shepherd, have
both sailed tho seas, and say they never
saw any Dish like this monster OF the
Midway.
They agree that II was at least thirty
feet long and had no fms, and an elderly
naval man Of the dockyard said that the
sea serpent had hair on its back like a
hog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-15

Francis Bacon was the author of the
plays Of Peele. Greene, Marlowe, as well
as Shakespeare and the poems OF Spen-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07
10 Aere 5arm til Salg.

gaa @runo al anore 9eitemmeI.
ier mna ieg ielge min 10 acre
6orm 1 Mil fra ben imutfe SfoIe-
By 9%ortbfieIo. Minn., 1 Nil ira
Dor 8. Ell. Strife. st goot 7 BUM
Slls nleo M 9iiterne, Stab, 9@bIe-
trpr og famine 9Iommetr9er, goot
Spring, eener iig for Ssnieri oa
6aoebrug. 30 MoIfefser. Der oil
fGIpe / aprif. so Sons, aft for
$4,000, bois SoIe fan lie fsr 20.
april.
9briitian Ssrenen,
II. T. R~ortbfieIO, Ninn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07
GaHff Wisiiuns.S ausbes.
= for =
&eoninge og SsrdeIs-
Wisiionen.

f0r
&eoninge og SsraeIs-
ID isiionen.
SGalet al raomiteen for De al.
minbeiige gorsmisiionsmsoer". ION
beitaur al Pnit. u. 8uid, 8iftot
aoct, Bgit. z. assitrup, Or. :eoI. 3
Waoien, @rosigrer Sobs. Shrsoer.
Boitor SiIb. Ssrenien og Sic. teoI
1orm. uogipet Of Oct oanife Iris.
iionsieIifab".
gogen inoeboioer 1863 Wisiions-
iange aIiubetiif oroneoe i to afbe.
linger:
1. Se1ningemfsiion.
2. SsrueIsmisfion.
2igeIebes biitoriife OpIpsnineer
ON Sonsenes Oprinoelie, oi1.
3rpft paa goot Papir. Reget
Itprft Gmilng. Bris 10 Ste.
4nn BARTER 9ioes Rabat.
7nn. 2ut6. gubI. Soue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07

aerlige Came er ser / 0et Ste0 fonl.
met noget iproigt % afluffet. Gr
bun lpffelig. bar bun oct ll0trDf,
iom Ell Mnno iaar, mar ban bar
arbeioet Jig Up til 8oppen % NJ,
bereoer iig til at goa Ell roIis og
freOelie Sang gennem Reiten al
2ioet.
Oerimoo De mo0ernel 8oiIfen
@pngoe afifpenineer / giptolo-
gienl Gen imuffe auinoe@ iinoes
nof, men males life mere. Get oil
iige: set er oct menneifelige iSfsa.
beoen, Ger interesierer en- mo0ernt
aunitner, life Sfsnbeoen / oct men
neifcliCe. 0erfor fenoer Dor lis
ouerboueoet life mere apinoemolerl-
ct iom Specialized.
% ic l9ngere llOuifIingen fri
ser rem, oes mere oil oet fuinoe.
fac opIsie Jig. Arbeioet oil i9fte
lit StempeI poa apinoerne JON
p1n M9noene. Og Der oil bliae
rlfre f9nestppiif meIlem en- apin.
oe og en- Rano, Ger begg2 err 9p.
ger eaer begge asbm9n0 eaer
acknowledgements, emo Der oil blioe
melIem TO aoin0er eler to WPno.
Ser arer inotoeer i'm 9iusitiIling,
OF hger bsrer til lit SamfunosIoa.
galsct af s6stefGae.
"a berneo oil ogino oen moOer.
ne Gross 5niio9nomi oPre rioi.t
op. De fogli9e Seninn uil 6lipe
bans Srone. Me6 6en ieIpit9noias
Stilling oil apinoerne gri5e mer.
oa mere aftiot mo oe6 8aIget al
gGgtef9ne, og Be oil / minore@r1o
emo MI isle Jig imponereoe al iaa.
oanne man0liqe 5ortrin iont Sano.
lefrait. 9eitemtbeo. fa9lig 3pgtig.
beo. ; Steoet for ben fuinoelise
Sron9 til at isge 9eifpttelie ota
Mon0ens breoe grpit oil Der | mar.
1e 5iIi9loe trpoe en- mooerliJ
5rana til at tage zig al BAN OF
forene line arpfter meo bans. &
pege og Ii0t uieIuItpnoiae MPn9.
al hpilfe Der eiter ct uobreot 5or'
Ipoenoe life iinoes belt ion, uiI fa1
en- Sremti0 for Jig.
Wanoen paa lin Sioe pil uRrc
minore tilbsieIie til at laoe liz BE-.
inqre Of Sfsnbeo % 9nbe. San uil.
beoioIt ener %ubepioIt, tnae Senipn
iii oct Grin al 4anosuouifliHg,
auin6en Itaar pao. Og | mango I'll
fploe oil ban iiffert oginn tog2
foaIige 6enipn. 9igeiom bet lpnge
bar oRret olminoeligt, at Seater
rienneifer sifte6e fig inobproes, iaas
leoes Dil 6remtioen lie sGgteifaber,
buor begge Barter er Sagferere.
1anoleger eaer Sueofermeitre.
% / Snmmenhprg bermeo itaar
oct, at aaere6e Den aIoer, 1Dorapir.
Den enonu fan ,,esre fig 5aa6", er
rDffet itprft irem. ; Der nttenop
Aarbunoreoes bsiere areoie oHttal.
res Ell uug Pige, Der bundle opleoet
tS-t9 Somre. a1ereoe Iom for
qummef. Senere inttes 8rPnien
mfot I 5uperne. ioo orfrnrg De
freoipe. Rn pr, iom befenot, 8rpn.
ieprTene FOR Den farlige al6er ruf.
fet {: tori Stpffe lpngere no ouer
S:pets Miooagslinie.
GDor b~eorsoelist.
oh mango iige. ; Ste6et igf Den
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Naar &pinoen rbffer IND
Gortiat fra SIDE 81

getragt De Itore aotnoemalereS
5remitiIlinger, for gfsempel fra
Opergangen mellem BET 18. og 49,.
aorbunoreoe. Be pil lore oS at fen.
be en- 6ierternes Dronnina, buis
~0iosopgoue err opfplof, naar bpr
bar punoet Den Wano, BUN attroa-
eoe eaer JON nttraaeoe benoe.
Sos ben unge gige er oct irember.
ifenoe ell liot ouftlss 9noe; Smilet
er intetanenoe isl0t al en- geba,
1elpit, fer forelsbig er bolot | al
Mminoeiig9eo. sos ben Cite, bor-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07
Npe 8aaer.

DIfert b: AanSes ! Aps.
i~telfirfen. Beileouing til SelpItn.
oium II. $40.
8. .. Meper: Snbab - Opab -
5remab. 9aler bol6t 8eroen ouer.
Snob. $1.t0.
+. Better: Spipl. autorfierei
Operiqttelie peo 81. Bolff. 40e,
g. s. SOFT: 2ntberff &rifenbom,
en- tirfelis 2eilisbeosbetrostnine
20 Gents.
Naar !9Drben leber. 8srneiort9l'
ling al DC. = uogioet al Yait
Asih. .Snnien. 10 Gents.
Damiib gntberam Enbl. &omie.
Can. outb. YnbI. Sone
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07
S~nbil9umsgauen. $4,000.
i 5ortiat ira SID. A.

G5ortiot ira SIDE A.
0mfrng 20 al Ben f%orene0e ocn-
life Rirfes Grpiter er nOgnaet ira
SrinitGtis Seminarium, % Der.
ira oil Vi iremoeles iaa pore ErP-
tier.
Gent iaa blot ct 2iebIif pao Den
belle Gpoe al Observation-Disclosures,
Somfunosgooer % MisiionsintereS-
Ter, iont fltpttes til 9rpiteifoIen.
Store @enner, oa oil ri ior alpor
pnoane OF iom meO cen Muno %
me0 eet 5ierte iige;
u5rinitatis Seminorium" og Ia
ia College Iamt oen friitelige SfoIe
i i'm Acknowledged ifal hare en-
6sriteratgsplaos 6lanot ale pore
Somfuposoirfiombe0er. Aae anSre
girfiombeoer ifal Oa nof tomme
me0 / ct ueliignet 6sIgeifab.
Men. fore Samfunospenner, IaO
o. MI fife aIene iige bette / OrO.
men iige Oct bsilpot / Sanding ueO
at legae / oette Subileumsaar pan
Greiteifolens alter:
$4,000.
San MI oenne Gum naas2"
ipllrgte Ell forleoen Tag. Yit Sonr
par: ga. pit fan ben Mas - ON
ri letter / 6paesifab og pOer =
oefter Gpne~. Slutteligen oisie prnf-
tiife ginf og 0pmuntringer.
1. @i penter, at Be Ssitermenig-
beOer. Der enortu life bar lubifribe-
ret til SubilGiimsgnuen, oil, naar
Ben beleiIiee Sio fommer Tor Dem,
uor9ffe en- ful0 S~siterbnano.
2. Mon life ser er en- bel Gel
ibIanot os al Dem, Der o1ereoe bar
iubifriberet, Iom er fontmen iii at
ie iaaIeoes paa Sa9en iom /. Gts.
@ennen, ies minoeoe ON / min for.
riae Artifel, Der ifrep til mig:
raan oe $4,000 mas, lRooer ieg
S25 til min Subifription. Naa
@erren pirfe Oct Sino / mango
runot omfring iblanot os.
3. SeItamentnriife @auer mootn-
ges meo itor @lPoe. e0er itsrre
@aper ira eoer, ! pelitaaenoe 5oIf.
: oil oerpeo bereoe boaoe andre og
eoer ieIp en- @l9oe og tiene Serrens
Sag.
,. 6nOnu en- fieroe gei er ser
at goa frem aO FOR at nda Raalei,
De $4,000. Get er BEN al SsitereH
nutu0e0e Sci ueo at fad eu Subj
lrumsbanf.
5eorien er MI I Sroen, elfer meo
andre Sro = SubilPums6antsn er
M ldpet oq uit meo oct dlletfsrite
bliue omien0t I'll Frpiterne, bos
bpem De altida fan fdns. gdnfen
er Iaoet / en- firfnntet 6orm meo
Sfolens 9iIleoe pna 6oriioen.
CueHouer itadr Subif9umsgne.
Fnn Der enc Sioe ySrinitatls &c.
miHarium~ % pua ben Gnoen SIDE
Cana College. Reoerit pad 5or.
iioen itaar Greene: y@uo eiiter
Ell qlao @iuer". Ran mn oenne life
sSIrbilRums6nnf ida en- rigtig ber-
liz Mootngelie / mango Sury6re0e
a. aDinoeforeninger cg ling
OomsforeniHaer % mango enfelte
8enner.
9ao So upre Radlet, ON nuligt,
men eaers mere eIer minors, lom
De enfelte fan rrffe frem til. gaa
oenne Waaoe er Der dltiaa anleo.
ming til at belle Gam un6s-
7 amilien fan oPre me0. Sereit
10 Sftober mao geIebene pore
inoienote til Samfunoets aasiersr:
aom og pPr ueol
Meb aerltgbeoens 5ilien.
@oers beng.
O. g. g6riftianen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07

aait life oeres eamIe Rsbler
bort. 2oo mig ssre Dem ny isen.
Seq betaler 5raeten.
4It arbeioe goranteres.
Sobn Sanien,
1912 q. 24tb ct, Omaha.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07
TeaHebreofort.

5ine i1i1portereOe Sort meo acrs
og Aomiter. Ere forifellise gibel-
prog ~pasienoe for anIetningen,
trpft paa oanft / ilere 5asoer. Bris
per Guiin, asiorteret, %. Gts.
Sort meo engelif Setit banes til
tiEiborenbe 8riier.
Dan. 9ntb. Buhl. Sone.
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Gpor %beorsbeligt,'

oH mango iige. 5 Ste0et fgf Den
unge eros, iom beruite OF 5etog.
oif ri fda III Iin6ig og be0nget aRr-
l~ig6e0sguo, iom tnirfer Of 5eninn
til 6orrerniug o. politiife anftuef.
len, til TrlIes RDtte og i9aes Sn'
teresier. Get enOer meo. at man
fun giftsr Jig in6enfor lin 5agior.
gniaq og ! en- 6ogforenirg er oi
il 'fter9ndn0en nllel
Men nnar ri Ter os ON, Goilfen
SioIle ipiller ina / 5oroeieu ben
tore, beIlige aarliabeoens 9i0en-
ifab2 Soor ofte trpoer oen ousr
5prifelen til De borgerlige 5iem2
5orffelIen blioer bare ben, at bpor
fsr andre praftiife Seiripn afgior.
De Sogen, Senipnene Ill Neogii.
Dg local Stilling. ser blioer Oct
M nlere fngli9t. On auinoe, Oct
glitter zig, oil berefter life mere
pate i'm en- glomit. Der rfues Iss
ira i;ns Dmgioelier og omplantes
/ Goi.eioro. Sun tager ielu lin
l~Scrobino meo iie og bliper Deo meS
at gro poo Rooen. en- SIass Sen.
ign ril irpoe | Steoet for en- amber
Slaas.
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Iig stltnO meO a~fipnseIien al eft
Bar Sange og en- Gale al 3oit.
Gang. Saa lot 6orremin9smsoe.
SmiOlertio leo set benimoO Aften,
% man ifilteS. gfaoe ooer at 6aue
upret iamleoe til aoinoemooe.
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3eIigionsifole.

Reniebeoer, Der maotte snife en-
2Prer eaer 29rerinoe for 5erieffo.
len eaer ReIigionsifoIen, esres op.
mPrfiomme pon, at Der er flere
unse RenneIfer, Der ipecielt forbe.
reoer Jig for 90 oil u9re sloo neo al
pirfe | oenne Corning.
R9rmere SpIpsninger faas pei
at ~bennenoe Jig til
6. q. 9nuren,
gIf Sorn College, CIT Corn, Sa.
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NisiipmsmsSe

bliper, ON Serren bill, afbolot /
Somlin, Sa.. / Oaeene 5. 6. og 7.
Wai.
Breiterne ). anoerien, @olfe,
Sa., 5. u. 9orien, Siour Gitp, So,
og u. 81. Rielien, Saefionoille, ga,
bar looet at oeItagef
aerlig Snbbpoelie til aae.
3. g. ghriitinnen en-,
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yOdnlferen"
6reoag oeu /. April 1911.
Blair, 9s6r.

aSuOstienelte paa Senong i per
BATTLE Strife til ieonanlige 8ioer
56rmiOong og 4ften. S~enoagsifo-
le 81. 9,15
Stertorsoag 4ften vi. s Rno-
Derguostienelte. 2ongfreoog
@uostieneIte 81. 1890 5mo.
Rennaro a~onfirmotion,
@uostieneIten 5egpnoer ST. 10 5or.
mioOag.
BED DtenJgbeosmsoe 0nsoo9
Aften bleo u Sobnion Oolgt til
Sruitee til at iploe 8afancen ef-
ter DARIUS Beef. %. e. 9anien
5IeO oalgt | gecfs Steo lom gteo-
lem pan 4rran9ementsfomiteen
for Aarsmeoet. Brof. 9uno bleu
edlgt til 6ormano poa iamme So
mite.
geo 5folen gnar alt trent
5eIes i'm iGoUanlige Sang. Oct
eneite Npt oerfra er, at Prof. og
Nrs. 2unos minoite Barn bar op.
ret ing al 9rou0 og Soniilitis nog.
Ie Gage, men p M / 8eoring.
geo 8ulget / Eirsoag5 Oanot
Sohn ). @btte ooer @illiams meo
go Stemmer. I. @aro foiteoe 80
Stemmer for 8bite og SO for
&illioms; 2. @orb 80 for 8bite,
81 FOR 8illiams; 8. 8aro So for
86ite og II FOR 8illiams, og 4.
BarO II for Nbite og 81 for BiI-
kidms.
Eli aaslerer oalgtes 8anfsr
Se6miot oq I'll gGerf 8. Strooe.
s 1 @oro ri 6. ~. Gbriitenien
sg Soft boer IS Stemmer, ioa BET
ffof ofgsres oeo 2oofaitning, buil.
Ten al Sc to if1t erfleres pagt til
8praoosmeolem aomqen ON
Gnioonerne 1pnes afgiort FOR be
itnuotg; 5orretuingsmpn0ene Tiger,
at 6orretningen gaar meget be0re.
fiosn Saloonerne er blepen luffet
89eH bar ngea 9rns for SsIoo-
rer.
5 De tote Gage bar oi bait
8ei9g Of ire 1f pore BrpIter. Bait.
s. 30. Sanien ira Omaha og Bait.
6 3 SEMEN. ira aimballton, So,
bar o9ret Der. foritanr oi for at
re0i0ere Samfunoets Reenifaber,
fsr De o%oertages al Den npe aasie-
ger. : Baft. %. Ii. SEMEN er /
8eisg hos i'm Spogers, Bro.
aangs. 5 Dag bor ri Bot. 2aur-
Fen ira Glf oorn Der.
Nr. o9 Wrs. R. N~attbieien,
Der I 8inter 5nr opbolot Jig ! Gong
Beach, @nlif tom / Ssnoogs til
bage 0erfro. eftar at Reentioen lat
be mo oeruoe. 51r i1gen al Dem be-
Funoet fig Del. % De befinoer iig
uof fife aIlerbe0it enOru.
Oct gaor rnif meo 4utomobiI-
faIg Der feni iolgt / ii0ite l1ge.
Rr Gus Ratbmnu Iaoer 6pgge m
@arage, iaa gan oenter fremoeles
Of gsre itor misunderstanding.
8rso bagt al Morning @Iorp
Slour" fog lite Gr9mie paa oct
/ San. afbolote 8di6ington SO. Corn
Gbop". @ermeo 5euiies n0orning
Slorn 5lour at o9re oct beoite
Ret ! 8pen. 5aa5 pos q. Beef &
60. gris St35 Der Spf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07
Sill sala.

@n meget p9n @ienoom er M til
Sale Der / Blair, tet geo Ben
oanite airte. e~ienOommen mon
iplges 1urtigit mnligt. og Den oil
blioe ioIgt meaet bilIiet. 9ette
glaOs aontor anUiier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07

Drum oaHite Menisbeos auiH-
beforening, Der gar MeOe Sen f6rite
Gnsoag / 9uer Maaneo, iamleces
i Gnsoag Dos Mrs. 8. 5. Sanien
Blair. Oct oar Ell lang Bel nog-
le al aDinoerue 6aooe IA Wil at
tyre, men De ms0te odigenel. 5oor
bet er en- goo Billie, er Der iom cf-
teIt oglaa en- gei Get bar en- ret
4gggelig 5ammenfomit. De flelte
az aDmoeforertugens Weolemmer
bar til Steop, % Be bauoe ben @!p-
be, at Bait. og Dars. u. 3. Gang
saiaa bar meo. 1oao De 10 iiploen
bar 4nIeonrng til.
Oct piier iig Sang paa Gang,
al Ruinoeforeningerne banner ei
betpbeligt 2eo df CUBS 8iges ar'
beioe / bore Wenigbeoer og | oori
Gdmfuno Ogiad Drum oanife We'
Riqbebs Misunderstanding bar | D.
Mor, ben bar beitaaet, ucfsrt e
befpoeliat arbeioe. Den latte III
fum ct f~orelsbigt Waal at lfpnf'
Rirfen ct AIterparti og bet tegnel
MI til, at oen oil a bette Wan
inoen ret lang Iio. Nan penter
GSbet al Joraaret at faa oct fnr
aiGt.
DisSe gemRrfainger | aortbeo
RmIigpis bet fan interesiere amor
apinoeforeninger. Otter at aaffel
sar ferperet, tii6raates en- opbpgge