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Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12
MONEY.

New York. Feb. 1O.--Money on call
nominal; no loans.
Time loans steady; 60 days 2 $40
8 per cent. and 80 days 3 per cent.
Six months 3Q3 IA per cent,
New York. Feb. 10 (C1ose).-Prime
mercantile paper 1904 per cent,
Sterling exchange steady at 4.84.50 for
60-day bills and at 4,S7.40 for demand.
Commercial bills 4.S3 ga. Bar silver
80 S-S. Mexican dollars A. Govern
ment bonds steady. Railroad bonds
irregular
Exchanges. s2s5,sOS,O2O balances,
SIS, 6Z5, 433.
For the week: Exchanges, S1,S5T,-
26s,S66; balances, $105,9O1,96S
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12
LA FoLLETTE'S POOR HEALTH
BARRIER TO HIS CANDIDACY
Clifford Pinohet Wires Minnesota Pro.
uressiVes Il is Impossible.

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 11.-Jersey
City, N. J., Feb. 10, 1912. To Hugh T.
Halbert, St. Paul. Mimi: In my judg-
ment La Follette's condition such fur
Their serious candidacy impossible.
(Signed) Clifford Pinchot.
The above is a copy of a telegram
read last night at a meeting of the
board Of directors Of the Minnesota
Progressive Republican league called to
consiuer the probable withdrawal of
Senator La Toilette as a candidate for
the republican nomination for presi-
dent.
Mr.. Halbert, a member of the board,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

with deadly fusillades which compel
them to continue northWard
Since many of the individual states
refuse adequately to protect migrato-
~ birds, the only way their extermin-
alton can be prevented is for the ma
ttonal government to do so. 1t is held
in some quarters that this would be
unconstitutional as interfering with
the police powers of the states. But
there is precedent for federal control
Of matters which concern the nation
as a whole when the states refuse OF
are unable to control them
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12
Rohhed Fellow Roarder.

New York, Feb. 11-Miss Marie
Weer, 26 years old. Voucbed for as the
daughter of a physician formerly at
tached to the court Of the emperor of
Austria, and of high social standing
in that country, was arrested here
tonight on the charge of stealing two
SO bills from a fellow tenant in a
boarding house where she has resided
since she came to this country three
weeks ago
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12
PhiIadeIphia Won Second Place

BCston, Feb. 11-Second place in
the intercity squash racquet champion
ship was won by Philadelphia, the
players from the latter city winning
three of the matches against Balti-
more at the Boston Athletic assoc!a
ton. Several of the matches were
lively ones and kept the spectators il =
terested
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12
For RACQUET championship.

Tuxedo Park, n. Y, Feb. 1.-THE
gold racquet championship title FOL
1912 lies between J. Gordon Douglas
of New York, winner of the title last
Year, and Harold r.. Mccormick OF
Chicago, as a result of victories by
Douglas and Mccormick today.
The New Yorker defeated George c.
Clark, Jr., in three straight sets. Ne
COrmick Of the Chicago University
club, had easy work in defeating Frs
kline Hewitt of the Tuxedo club. The
blow which he received on his right
eye yesterday while playing with K
d. Wrenn interfered with his eyesight
Mccormick was in fine form and WOO
easily.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

It is understood that tina japanese
government is to take over IN full
ownership the cable lines between
Nagasald and Vladivostok upon the
expiration, IN December, 1919, OF thS
concession Of the company now own
ing ana operating them A lowering
promised
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12
Baltic A, c, LOCKING for occum.

What is the matter with Occum? We
have challenged them, but do not hear
any reply. AS the Occum boys have
improved since we played them, We
think. the game would be interesting.
Occum will do us a great favor if they
vol only answer through The Bulle-
tin. We are. yours in sports,
BALTIC A. c.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12
Waiting for the Soldiers.

The Baltic Boys fail to hear from
the Third or Fifth companies for
game of indoor baseball. We would
like to hear froo mthem, as we are
anxious to meet them on the boarded
diamond. Now it is up to one of the
companies to get up and answer our
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

St. JOhnsbury, VT, Feb. 11.-All the
churches, public schools, public library
and the Young Mems Christian ASSOC
citation rooms have been ordered olSned
and all public gatherings forbidden by
the board of health to prevent a far
Their spread OF smallpox,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

The tie between the New Haven and
Bridgeport teams for first place in the
Eastern Inter-clUb Rifle Shooting
league remained unbroken by the
weeks results, both teams having sew
en- victories and no defeats.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12
So. noo Eirn rhin Mnr.i.n.

New York. Feb. 12-Fire which was
barely controlled at Las o'clock this
morning swept along a row Of hrtck
structures occupied by various bust
ness firm on Vesey street, causing q
loss roughly estimated al that hour At
S250.0 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

The Cambridge university football
team defeated the Oxford evelen in the
annual match between the two univer-
stiles by three goals TO one. The game
was played on the grounds of Queens
club, London.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

Washington, Feb. 11-President Taft
Will Leave for New York at eight
o'clock tomorrow morning. He will
address the Republican clubs Lincoln
day banquet there tomorrow night.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12
Girl Students EIe. from FIR.

Briarcliff~ Manor, n. Y, Feb. H.
Twenty-Five young women bOarders at
the Miss Knox school here were turned
out into the cold tonight when the
school building, a three-story strue-
tUre, was burned. None of the pupils
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12
Laurel Hills Have Two Games.

The Laurel Hills hav booked two
basketball games here this week, play
ing the sPonemah company team on
Thursday evening and the Colchester
Boys club on Saturday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

Sixty four aspirants to the national
indoor tennis title began the annual
competition in singles at the Seventh
regime armory courts. New York
city.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

Boston's squash team won the
championship Of America by defeating
the Philadelphia team in three out Of
the five matches played at the Baston
A, A.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12
SATURDAY SPORTS.

The Massa chusetts Institute of Tech
onlogy won from Amherst at mockey
by a score of 4 to 0, at Amherst.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

challenge. We have waited quite a
while for a reply. We are your, in the
national game,
BALTIC BOYS.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

The Victorias of Montreal defeated
the Boston Athletic association hockey
team at the Boston arena, 4 to 3.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

The Yale basketball team lost again
to the strong Cornell five at Ithaca,
27-13 The Eli players put up a
strong game, but the Comedians hav-
ing the advantage of their own floor
outplayed the visitors.
At Poughkeepsie, n. Y.-Peughkeep-
sic 8, Schenectady S.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

Second place, behind the Princeton
CHAMPIONSHIP the intercollegiate Hook
ey league, went to Columbia when the
light blue and white combination de-
feated the Yale seven at New York by
a score of z to 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York Feb. 9.-Receipts of
beeves were 2.126 head, including 104
cars for slaughterers and exporters
and % for the market, making with
previous arrivals Is cars on sale.
Trade was slow, with best steers about
steady; others 10G15C lower; bulls
and thin cows held up to last quota
tons: middling to coarse fat cows
were weak to loo lower. The yards
were about cleared. Ordinary to prime
steers sold at $3.50 1.75 per 100 lbs, ;
stays and oxen at $475dG.75; bulls at
S4.25 q $50; cows at $2.500 $50; tail
ends at $2.25. Dressed beef was steady
at S612c per ID. for native sides No
later cables from the cattle and beet
markets of Great Britain. Exports to-
morrow from this port, 1874 beeves TO
London.
Receipts Of calves were 3l4 head; in
Guiding 1850 head for butchers
and 154 for the market. Veals
were quiet but steady; barnyaTd calves
nominal Common to choice veals sold
at $500 to 1880 per 100 lbs; culls al
$500 to 500. City dressed veals were
slow at 11m15 1-2c per h.; very
few selling at Ice; country dressed
barely steady at 10612c.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were
zoos head, including &c cars foI
slaughterers and II for the market
making with the stale stock y cars
on sale. Sheep were steady, with fair
demand: lambs slow and 10015c low
er. The pens were not cleared. Com
on to choice sheep sold at &S.006425
per 100 lbs; a few head at $3.50! com
mon to prime lambs at $5.75G 100;
crlIs at $3.50. Dressed mutton steady
at 61-2MSc per h.. dressed lambs al
1-2@111-2c; country dressed hot
house lambs at $G.O0m1OO per car
cass.
Receipts Of hogs were 1888 head. IL
GLIDING half car for the market
Steady for live hogs at S6.50n SO pei
100 lbs. Country dressed hogs firm
at l-2@sc per Id for heavy to light
weights.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

had retired and all got out Of TIA
building safely with the greator part
Of their belongings.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12

Chicago, Feb. s.-Live hogs were
strong to a shade higher. The recelp IS
were estimated at $500; quality good;
left over from yesterday, 5,102, est
mated receipts tomorrow 1900. Bulk
of prices S61506.3O; light $5.sOG6.25;
mixed and butchers s5.95 1855; heavy,
S6.00G6.35; rough heavy s6,00@6.10;
workers, S6.20m6.25; pigs $4.4O@S.00.
Cattle were dull and weak; estimated
receipts 5000 Beeves S6.SOQ S.65: cows
and heifers S2l0@6.60 Texas steers.
s4.05m6.S5; stockers and feeders $S.S5
06.10 western S4.90@710. Sheep We're
slow and weak; estimated receipts
5000. Natives $315@4.50; western,
S3.40G&.e0: yearllng $470@5.50; lambs,
s425TG.sG; western lambs $4.5QT6.5
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-12
Cause of the DELAY

MUkden last night. The viceroy was
not injured and his assailants escaped
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
2llterbiaeOet / 9pOitelfirfen.

Otter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bao.
ife0og / 9lpoitelfirfen inooieoes iflg.
oar. 1ugbI" oct al Broie5ior
Soa6im Sfoogaoro moIeOe 9llter.
biIle0e, Der er uoiert al iresoo poa
ct b~alprunOt Welrfelt ooer ct Strut
cififs, Der itaar pao 4lteret.
Get er ct Opitonoeliesoilleoe,
fremitiuen6e 2ipets Seir oper 0g.
ben.
ariitus itaar OPP al en- Sarfofog,
9Ois Sno9 er ~bortleftet al Ell On
gel, og belle Scenen omrommeS Of
Ell pra8tiulo @lorie.
goa begee Si0er ies alippeblof.
fe, Der fnptter Motipet til Den Ri.
belife 9eretning ON alippegronen,
meOenS Den iorte Sorfoing le0er
Sanfen ben paa @raoen, iaale6es
iom ni ioreItiQer o8 Ben.
9iQe0et, Ser er u0iert meo froi.
tiae, imnffe Os lint afitemte 6oroer,
er at 6etoOelig 8irfnin9.
Otter BrGoifenen u0tolte Baitor
6riis Berg, at oct par en- itor @Iu.
oe for Neniq9eoen, at ben boooe
iaoet et iao mutt 4lterbiaeoe, Der
prnoiteoe ON 2ipet5 5eir oper 9e.
Den, ON ariihts, Der bar tron0t D..
oens 6rlitale g}oat uioer 500 %
bragt 9ip og llforfrpnfeli96eo til
lit 6oIf. giae0et ifot tale til 6oer
enfelt ON, at Der er 2io ! SSeiuS
ariitu5 bag Dozens msrfe N}ogt, Of
Ser or Scir oper 960en.
@iter at 9illeoet par blepen al.
%iIoret, ong Menig0eOen %itooenoe
Geriet:
oariit too op al osOe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
Gptaseliesbjemmct iOr SuinOer.

Get er mi to 2(ar iioen, ifrioer
Str. 0g6l." al 8. os., at Opta8eI-
ie99iemmct for 0ritiGloige, biemlgie
aDin6er bleo oprettet i aoelaaoe,
aoben9apn, % bet bar i Den ior-
I6bne 8to p9ret til geliignelie ior
mango apin0er, iom Der bor funoet
%oon0eli9 og timeIig oi9lp.
Bno i'm Sang i 9ronOltrGOefoor.
teret me0te ben fpilr0elige 0fisiio-
n9r 5rf. 9ruun Den enc Sang Ell.
ter ben onOen ioa0anne 6iliGl0e,
boor aoinoer trpngte til eiebliffe-
Zig 9i9lp, men Der por intet Steo,
6oortil man funoe 6enofie Dem.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er life beitemt
for 0%riffplOiee aoinoer, CO OesltOen
qiol0t oct ON at biplpe meO bet
iontme, for oct aunitige gieblif gift
tobt.
Sua bleo Sienmet oprettet / N0el.
go6e, og Der bar pit Jig of o9re
goo Drug for oct. Get er ior life
I9nge iioen blenen uopi0et, inn Der
M er 8lo0S til otte aoin0er.
Strdfs oe fommer paa &iemmet,
mao De iom GegeI Ii9ge til Sen8s,
men ioo mart De bIiper rate nof
6ertil, oplRre8 De / 6uslig @ernin9
% 8oonoorbei0e.
Som Ge9el opboloer apimoerne
fig fun poa Siemmet en- fortere
Gio, ioet man enten igrger ior at
fin6e en- posien0e 8Goos til Dem Ell.
Ter at foa Dem optoget pon ct Aipl
eaer / ct Stem paa 2onbet.
8iennnet, ser leoe8 al 6rf. 2ouiIe
Drum, Der 6or iom Me6bipIperinoe
6rf. ariitine Gn0erien, 9er ct 6pg.
9eligt o. oenGi9t Sn6trpf.
Men arbeioet, Der uoferes Der, er
oabenbort meqet oonifeIigt, men /
ioa me9et oes iterre @ro0 iortiener
oct at omfottes Of MenigbeOens 5or-
BON og Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
6relicns SGrS % 9lars
S~nbilenni.

5 2lnleonina al 6reliens Sers
% 9lors Su6iIeum Den 8. 0tai bar
Spren facet Iiaooelie til at fore.
toge Ell 8oaeft ooer belle 2anoet
pna oenne Gag.
st life Sir6ileumsm9rfe / Sfiolo-
form. paotruft % gar", bill poa
5u6ilpnmsoaoen 6Iipe iolgt ouer
6eGe 2au6et iii Snotngt ior Ombpa-
ming og l%topioelie al SCREENS llo-
oomeliesifoIe ior oens Officerer /
Danmarf.
@n Rpffe Dnmer og Serrer 2ort-
oct oper er oaere0e troaot iommen
% bar 0onnet aomitcer, Der iseer
at iomIe fripiGige SieIpere, oe
iomtioig err Der u0ienot en- Senoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

Ws99s-
w~%

belle til oct Oonife Soft, unOerte8-
net al en- NGffe fen0te 0t9p0 %
aOin0er, booriblan0t Gingenes 5or-
memo, giifop O%iteniel0 og iant-
lige gmtmpn0.
Oct be00er / Senoenoelien:
IS 9etrogtning al oct iamfunos.
npttige 2lrbei0e, 5relien8 Scr bar
uOrettet / oct fieroeoeIs 5efeI, Den
bar oirfet i port 2an0, bet9nfer ri
lln0ertegneoe oS life poo at anbe-
ioIe 5ubiIgum8oogen til oct 0on-
ife 5oIf og Dor 9resie5 praftiife
@elbiQie."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
Sort ier i'm 800 u0nupnteS ban
III @tatsroo0.

"'"bA W III @pp u|ollttulllC2 Jun
til @tatsraa0.
@OjifOlen / 5Oer. 5 8run0tpigs
9n5 / aebenbaon bolotes Der ben
3. oS. ct acknowledgement ON
Seiifolen / Soer. Mg6et ooerDp.
reoe5 al betrimo0 100 Geltugere.
SBiifoleforiton6er 9. griicfer, 2on0-
6rltgSlGrer Sofob s. 2Qnge oa Ie.
0after areI @or0e inoleoe0e. @fter
en- lang og IipIig 6orbon0Iing neo.
lottc9 ct ll0oaI9 til ltn0eriegeIie al
0}ulig6e0erne for og @eiene til Sir.
feliggerel al Gonfen ON en- al
menfolfeIi9 2anOs6giifole. I'll
QieOlemmer oi lt0baIget palQteS sri.
ffoleforitor0er 8riicfer, Reoofter
arcl @or0e, SeiifoIeforitonoer Sor-
moo S%6r9enien, 2on6brrgslprer So.
fob &. 2anae, @oiunft 8. listing,
Seiifolelerer q. @eoeI. ll6oalqet
ffal isge at iuppIere Jig me0 Heprp.
%lentaltter for llniperiitetet og andre
are0ie al Solicit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

hagen Sen %. sunni, beoge Gage
iberegnet.
Meoet uobnes GorsOoa 5orniO.
bag 81. 10 meo 6simesieouostie-
neitc i @enia6eoens 9irfe.
6orbonoGin8sge ton0e:
I. &c alminoelige - / 4nleoning
al 5n0beretninaerne ira Somfun'
bets @mbeOsmeno, llOoolg og So
miteer.
L. 8alg al GmbeoSmGn6. 5 aor
9olg Al 6ormono % &Gitiormano.
III. SerIige Soger. 5plgenoe
1orilag; a. 9ltber College -
n ut Oen f%oreneoe 0anife STRIFE
o%perornqer 2iltber Goaege til grof.
Sobn u. Qorien til fri 4%ibenpttelie
for lem @ar.
p 9t @rof. Sobn 81. 2orien bol.
6es onipnrIio for ale llogifter til
Sfolen5 Drift.
3 Mt 2utber College lcoes i Sri
iten0ommens % 2tttberoommens
9Gan6 % opelffer Donifbeoen ioa
meaet iom muli9t.
b 8rinitatis Seminorium %
Cana College: y pit oct IDENTIFIES
til boer Me1i0beo, at of9iDe 26ite
ON en- betent Sum GARLIC til Gam.
funoets Sfolefosie. 6oriIa9sitiaer.
ne tiQo6er iig at ontp0e, iom 9fegel,
30 Gents FOR boer aomminifont
9~egrrnoelie: alln noor 5onlflt-
bets Iiai0sm9no neo, booo Me1tig-
beoerne pil poe oorlie, er BET mt
fiat at ioa S%folefosien til at bo-
loncere.
p ut ser onirttes en- 9fonom
PED Grin. Gem. % Cana College.
q 8orilag ira 2ltlantic areos:
PIT 6en i%oreneoe 0onife airfes 6or-
mnno onoen0er bele i'm TiO / Som.
%funoets Giencite oo lennes al 0tis.
iionsfosien.
". Gmner til 0rsftelie: u SEQ
ningemisiionen5 9etpOning / Dor
airfes 9lr6eioe. y UtisiionsiinOet.
et6pert al 0isie @mner pil bIioe
moleoet meo ct fort 6ore0ro9.
MenigbeOer % 8rGiter, Iom srt'
ifer Optngel'e / Den foreneoe oan'
ife airfe. beoes in0ieu0e Anoroqen6e
oerom | betimeIig 9io.
5onfeipro9: Soar Ri asre bet
@ooe, 6d loOer os life bIipe trptte;
tbi pi ifuGe b6te / fin Si6, iao'
fremt ri life iorio9e" (Sol. 3, 81.
IS. g. Gbriitionfen
5ormnno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

SOsneaOifiaelie. Get er biiaI6et,
at WaorlIp Sogn / Aolborg Stift
maa u0ifiqes ira Den firfelige 6or.
binOelie meo &u6ierg Sogn i jam.
me Stift o9 benIa99e5 iom an-
nefs til SeGitrup Sogn, og at 9pg.
6o Sogn / Golborg Stiff mac no
ifiGe5 fra Ben firfeIige 5orbinoelie
me0 3eIitrup Sogn / inmme Stiff
og benlp9ges iom annefs til Hli-
berg Sogn.
Snsurme. s Oenne li6 ifripeS
Ser ben 9. os. forGa6er Sugormene
oeres foI0e, fugti9e 8interopboIos.
iteo for at IoOe Jig gennemporme
al SoGen. 5orIeOen iao nogIe I'M
ge Wenneifer, at Sitgorme foripon6t
en- aommeG &Gbegrop pno Grind.
iteO Se6e, boorfor De grooeoe Ben
no. Get lnffeoes Dem, otter 6bo6
en- Me66eler ffrioer til Belle 81.
5IfbG.", at orpbe 81, men en- Gel
nn0IIop. Get mao BOG fen6es / 9e.
itan6en paa Ste0et.
9OSsfolb. SIP. Re6aft6r 5ltlius
&oieniton0 er $50 i tit Stem poo
6re0erif8bcrg, 80 Nor al. Stolen.
iton0 itifte6e / 1850 o9ongeIonos
9lois", bois l16gioer og TeSoft6r
ban Dor til 1882.
5i0liqere @ier al grritslep.
gnoro / Otterirp Sogn, q. MsIIer.
MI boit60enOe / O0enie, er oigoaet
oe0 0e0en ca. 66 4or gommeI.
Zen ofo60e befIp0te iorifeaige 5il.
~liosboero.
9arem9gIer 3ulius Seger er
ofgooet peo 7goen / en- SLIDER al
II Aor.
@roierer e. s. J. lie Moire
er oiaoaet oe0 06oen / en- aIoer
al SO Ior.
- lie Noire, Der tilberte en- gam.
mel Siiguenotil9gt, bar tiOligere
Me0inoebooer al oct aniete Banter.
firmo Smiot & lie Noire.
s en- anrr9tfe par ban We0.
lem of Observation-Disclosures &omite,
bar meo til at itifte Bripot6onfen
% ligeioa 9urmeiiter & 8oin, men
oct bar BOG i9rli6 Son0elsbonfen,
boortiI bans Noon bar fnDttet, i0ct
ban itifte6e ben ionrmen meo .. g.
GOGer og fIere / 1887 og iuIgte ben
me0 ierIia Snteresie lige til oct
iiOite.
@f i'm tore Sormue onben6te bon
en- life rinQe Gel | beIgsren6c
Tieme0.
2orostinosmano 8ogb er III
tenen ben 8. oS. ofqoaet be0 Oe6en
/ en- 9ff0er al II aor.
Otter en- Iio at booe opret Weo.
arbeioer peo 6re0ericio gfois begpno.
te BAN fort efter Qri9en iom i'm
eaen M}on6, i6ct ban lt6gao 9ogenie
9IoiS. 8or 8oGitiffen nnreoe ban Ell
ior en- 8e6oftsr og 9lnorooioer ret
notitrIig S~nieresie. Oct boreOe bel.
Ter life lplt9e, fsr bans Ronn bleo
fenOt no ooer SIetten, Ger filler
9ogenie ira Den sprige ger6en, ban
bleD en- i6at og onner0t Wano / De
oonife a~ebitPoerse Snititutioner o9
Sorenineer, bIeo @e0Iem al 3p.
rtnesIoosfommisiionen of 1890, %
ga 6et mniOoeIbort efter Spitenl.
ififtet oioG6t ON for Ssire at fin.
BE t%rofoite @pn6, Der funoe oonne
en- No0bpot moo mere 9eoegelier
inOen for 9ortiet, foGot @aIget pno
Gogb, Der nnIgtes ino | 2anOstinget
for 6. areoS.
SeIp on bon iom BoTitifer life
formone0e at bragg Sen olmin0eliqe
OpmGrfiombe6 poo iie, err Ser in.
gen Snibl ON, at ban pao Here al
2ooaipnin1ens Omroo6er, 81. a.
Retsreformen uofsrte ct eoot oa
infiAf MrhpiAp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

5 Sonnar og 6e6ruar aOertere0e bi "a ~uinobunone Bigger mo
belt 4 Batter, og efter oct itore 4ntaI gsfHQinger, iom itrstnme.
De mo, bar ri 9oO til at LUTTE, at man goo os ret Dor 8oaitanO
ON, at oanife Bigger fife er 0pre. gn bar ri lat os til Opsooe ut
bepiie, at bette rife blot 99l0er ~uin0bunone men oQioo ino6unone
Bigger. 0erfor fslgenoe 3iIbuo:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26

afel @atoe, 961ltoleforltan0er Tor
moo S6r9enien, 2on6brugslqrer So.
fob 6. 2on9e, 9%(6iunft 8. listing,
SeiifoIelprer q. @eoeG. l1ooalget
ifol iege at iuppIere Jig me0 3eprp.
for llniperiitetet og andre
al Solicit.
0NDibe Snnoc". Timber 0e ii0ite
Ooges Storm, itrioes Der Den #.
os., bur 6opet i'll. r9finQf. 81. Dag.
b." Dpret me9et bit, og Ratten til
8irsoog off BET op moo aIitterne.
&on0et / R~inqf6bing 3ioro er Iteget
Sirsoog 6ormi06og bar
9anOiton0en meo itprf norooeItlig
9inO 81 Gentimeter ober RlG; ON
@ftermf06ogen, 6a 8in0en 6ouOe
Zig en- Gel, iteg @onoet / Sen
noroIige Del Of 8ioroen Itprft, og
4 bar 8an6itunoen / Hingfgbing
9oOn So @entimeter ooer 0nl.
gonoet itoor bsit OBJ ODER gngene
oe0 8onoo.
6leftrieiteten paa 0nnoet. Boa ct
/ 8oI6bp beo 8renoa of6olot We6e
foreIog0e forfe6en Sngenier gierre
fra 0onif gino-@ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ 9fIfoO ct OberiIog ooer ct proief.
2oro.g Ieftricitetsbprf for en-
Del al @6rre Serre6. OmfoItninger.
ne oniIooes til co. 10000 ar., og
letter Briien for @lettricitet
9p8 o9 aroft til b~enboI0sois 40
Ore og 20 Gre pr. ailonottime.
Der ipntes at npre Stemning for
5ngen, og Der bGeo Jig. g@renoo
ne0iat ct ~ll0pnGg til at orbeioe
for Den.
AntOlif !0oipitul / Belle. Belle,
s. 4lpril. 5 9ng neoloqees @run0.
itenen til N1nrie Sgitrenes SoipitoI
Der. &6iti0eIig6eoen, Der ooern9re0es
en- tolrig 5oriamIing, foretoges
al ben f%otoIife Menig6e0s 6ernPren.
De Breit, Yoitor 9remS. SoipitoIet
bpgges til 30 Senge oe ifaI ienere
uopioes til 70 Senge.
Snnobeostilitanoen / Iarbns. I'll
StatSlp9en 4orbu5 er / Worts
Maane0 1912 onmeIot fslgenoeS pg.
0omstilipIoe: 9ip6teri Is, SforIo.
genSfeber II, Mpslinger 4, Rigbo-
ite 235, 8ooreipge 81, Roien 6,@i9t.
fe6er Is, 2unge6etpnoelie II, 8rpit.
fotorr6 253, 5nfGlen8a II, SoIsbe-
tpuoelie So, aflt Mooefotarrb %,
@eneriite Spqoomme 90 (0eroi 26
SDiiliS), 5not "A.
SrnuOc. @nlborg, Q. 4pril. 5
Morqes u0breo Der SIo poo Den I'M.
Der Stam6uiet 9irfeIie b6renoe
y9fGofiprQooro" peo 2lobnbro. G6r.
oe6uiet og Sbineitnloen neo6rGnOte.
I 8GoOer, 6 3oor og 8 Gam inoe.
brpn0te. 3loen menes paniot al en-
9agobonO.
Sorien8, 9, GpriG. ,Rna0peo-
gooro", tilberenoe q. %. Gorlien,
er / 5ormi6oogs neobr9not mes
llnoto9elie al aoitaIoen. areaturer-
ne reO0e0es. 5Goen opito0 oeO, at
en- pau 9ooen Derenoe Wglle lob
BARN. 9pgnin9erne par foriifret /
9ouObpgningerne aim. granoforiif-
ring for 2I,000 SIR. 9esgret, boor.
al en- itor Gel reo0eOe8, for 10000
ar. / 81. Sfonoerborg 9tmts 9rano-
fn9ie.
- Rorrtelie, 10. @pril. SEQ Go
tioen / Got u0br6O ser 5l0 / oct
I6eroGrenoe qlpotef. SGoen breOte fig
Ibllrti9t, ioo at Der, ga Sloen / @tor.
9es ueo Spoti0en bar begrpniet, nor
neo6r9not 7 @ienoomme, 6erof 5
illlOit9noig, bl. a. 9optiiternes Sor-
iomIingsbus o9 en- 8Dguine, boori
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-26
8ogpoffe Rr. 8.
Roget til bbtrt MeoIem nf 5amilitn.

1. @ennem ct Noofepe. @n nOnartet 6ortnnte Of Sesba
Stretton. SeroeleS mutt inobunoen. 377 St6er. Eris 80 Gents.
2. gibeIm BosieIts 9ennet. Zen befenote aoffermisToners
5eIpbioarafi. Ooerot al Bait. @rooe-Rasmlsen. 28S Sioer
grs GO Gents.
3. airteaoret &ienmet. On g~SrnepGtiae al Bart Senrp
Using, 236 StOer. Speciel neOint 9is so Gents.
A. 8eo Sttftenbe 9eIosnine. 6%ort9utnger for 9srn og unge.
Nj 5riOo bon aronoff. Ooeriat al Bait. 5. DuIbo. tOt siOer.
Bris 40 Gents.
3. Don7f.amerifanife ItnoebIa6e oer Song @britan TX.
iamIeGe al O2eHbo g. 0aabieIen. 287 Si6er. 9rpft pa flint p.
pr og imuft uofpret. 10 Squtrotioner. Smutt Sbttinesbinb
meo Siel os Srone @ulo. Bris 500.
6. 5u Sempels aopebog. On stononit $usboIonines aoge.
% Spltebo9 og Soon0boo for Susrnsore. 289 Si6er meS fulb-
itanOigt gegiter. @obt gopir. Ser0eles tMr arpt SpedeI gris
70 Gents.
@Ge 6 8beer me0 tilfommen 1878 Sioer, icHot r16bunbne for
$3.50 plus 8orto 35 Gents.
pile 4 Batter - "a inoblnone Bigger meo tatnmmen $500
St0er goo % fn0 Oanif 9esnine for $500 plus 6ori,noeIiesomr
tOtntnser, Der Oe fIene EilfGIOe bill pare ret ~ubtpbers, naar
9sserne ienoes ion 8rn9tgobs.
gn enefaoen6e Gnleonine for 9rieforenfneer oe gbHoteter
SGnt bare - 81 9tn6 til en- @erneminitspris at 37K Gents Der
9hno.
@nteItois Ie0eres gseerne gortofrft til ben o~e6fsie6e gis.
~snilb gatserax $xtL Ssaie
glar. sebr.