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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
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paa GnaeIif e1er 9nnif til 5armers
State 9onf, Si0nep, Rontonn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
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III Slngs fotogrnFiE G-beioe no
feres eiter 1toers npete Metober.
e[egnnte BiIle6er. Rimeli9e
8rifer. u. q. Sanna.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
#AlfaIfn Meicrifarme.

Seq bar til Sol9 / oct itore oart-
fife Settlement oeo Si0nep, ca. 1000
9(cres al pirrigoteo" 9ono, i qrea-
Ter efter aeberens Enife; 2an0et
egner Jig uOmerfet for alfnlfo,
npr oeo port nDe Creamery, npr
oe0 Sernbane, SfoIe 90 6anif Rirte.
lSfrio til
8etcr anOeriOn,
Sionep, Montand.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
SaHo til Suls.

$50 acres eoo iori RuI5io-A.
100 Serbs Ara fan hueges poo
9anoet. Bris $4,000.
On nPrmere 0plnsri1g tLit-D
George :. Sentins,
Chippewa Sails, U.s..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
TIL SALGS!
lSioneD, Ueontand.

.aas. TIL SALGSl
[a Superior Slid, som
tages ind fra wore egne earn, OK
vi forsikrer Dem en- Specialized / Frisk-
he'd. 1925 pr. 100 Pd. Pike og Trout
l2c. Pd- Pickerel &c. Nysailtet Lake Su-
perior Slid 1925 pr. 100 Pd. Kagge; |
80 Pd. Tubs Sl.s5. Hurtig F~orsendelse.
Reference: First Natl Bank. Send efter
Prisliste. ELLINGS0N & HANSON,
Duluth, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-24
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Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09

-5eYeraI of La Policies friends in iHerent parts Of the country declared ne Wisconsin Progressive was posi-
 Eely ou of the race.
 George l.. Record made the asser- ion at a dollar dinner 10 Progress ives in Jersey City; John D. Pack er. another La Toilette man. mads he same statement in Ohio, and pra s- ieally at the same hour Medill NeCor- nick, President of the Illinois Pro sressiye Republican Leagne and for nerly an ardent La Toilette boomer. sHued call for his followers te de 8ert La Policies standard and to york for d solid Roosevelt delegation the Chicago Convention
 In Washington the remova' of La 7ollette because of his breakdown 3as taken as forcing Col Roosevelt tt into the open as the Progressive tandidate.
 Senator La Toilette may take Mediterranean trip His friends are ureing him to take d sea voyage and get away from il all r the Wisconsin statesman goes to the Mediterranean he will be away for six weeks or two months. by which time il will be pretty definitely decided who will be the Republican nominee.
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
WEEKS NEWS BY
 TICK AND FLASH
rhafInterssis the World Chron- icled by Telegraph and Cable.
GLANCE AT FoRsleRAFFAIRS
skassfnpscn Loorra Large ss Center sf Iatersss-Leg sIafBreg Busy is
 May states-Tns Ligrts aa5 shsso1s Of the views.
Washington

she penslon apFfopf '1aieA A--- w ing sfsz s8g .9Be. Nas insrQaHeea-
 The sfeeI bi5 paesed 5g tne fio9s+ vas lutrodoced in tae Senate and tls bH ereafluz q eHiadFea bureau @as eJtecass cd
 Feder4eo A#f8nae Rezet. the ne@ Peruvian minister to Washington. s s1 also retain fhe post cf minister 70 1anaua
 Secretary Meyer denounced tAe ae- sIon Of fhe Democratic House caucus fu voting afalnst construction of 94t. fgeshlps as another iiIustfaiIon ei EeTerHusuf by snap Judgment
 Rspresentatiae HobAoa Nil lead fight against fhe Democratic caucus ssrfson eliminating appropriations Tor zvo Drsadnoughts from the Navy HN
 Tae Department of Justice will eaon begin an investigation of the central Leather Company. or Leather Trust. to ascertain # f IS violating she Sherman Iaa by working ln com nlDafIon with tbe Beef Tfa and thereby hoisuug fhe prices of leather products
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
SpOrfin0

Marty oTooie. the expensive piece ~ pitching bric-a.brac purchased by 1Le Pittsburgh Pirates last summer ahf signed for next season.
 Plans for the training trip Of the < bieago Cubs have been changed by dropping West Baden. ind where the seam has praetieed for several years.
 Horace foeel. president Of the Phil. fes k making arrangements to estab. ssb a training camp in Bermuda. fearing meningitis lie says, I'm fasing no chances with my boys
 Edmund Lamy of Saranac Lake Bate amateur skating chamnion won swo out Of three races from Morris Wood. professional champion. in the twodaY series for the professional e1sie Of America
 Although hrs right ha.d was erlp- gled in the sixth round Eddie Me 0oorty. the Oshkosh mlddleweight VI no has championship aspirations. de- feafed Walter Coney Of California in s hard ten round bout in New York.
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
LA TOILETTE OUT
 OF CAMPAIGN
Manager Announces End of Per- sonal Contest For Nomination.
NAME BEFORE CONVENTION
Senator May Go to EUrope-ls Badly in Need of 3 Rest After His Col lapse st Periodical Pub
 iisaers' Dinner.

Hashfngt0n.-The Presidential can didaey of senator Robert a La Fol- Iette has practically rome 10 al end. following hls collapse al the dinner e the Periodical ra0dshers' Associa- ton 10 Philadelphia
 The Wisconsin Senator's name xiil stiH go before the Republican Nation al Convention al Chicago next June. but tEe active efforts heretofore made ty himself and bis supporters to ~ia delegates to the convention will nos cease. and the attention Of the thick and thin La Toilette men &ill be con centrated on the effort to obtain the instruction Of delegates to vote for the thoreugh-going and definite prin- eiples which he has advocated That is. they will do what they can 10 have | progressive platform adopted by ths National Convention.
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
OLD AND NEW WORLD
 BRIEFS FOR HE BUSY

4 shoemaker Of Dea1ea. S- Jg sa7 has been saaeTiag tar geaF #zfa palns ia ihs stor1ac1 H1r a1=r an X=ray examination and | Nas found that he had about lH brass 5raas sticking to the walls Of hls stomach
 As a recompeuss for three years suHeriHss and the seizure q fI5a co in banking seearifles. BITS. Wallace D.. Purdie Of San Frzncisco vii receive sl.9o9 .oo9 in gold. from Hexc0
 Mss Elsie Little, the New Tork ten his player. was struck and instantly killed. 5y a train al P.neaurst Y. c. where she had just Ecn The womeu's tennis championship
 Clarence Darrow. indicted on tWo counts in Los Angeles. charged with bribery in connection w5th the Me Samars case. pleaded not guilty 10 both Indictments.
 Arizona may become state on Lin eoln.s birthday. aithough !t Is Demo cratic.
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09

Mayor GavnoF attended the formal hos.ne throa4a of the great CaisE44l water taanel un1er the 5uasen. Hzax- Ing a speech l9 feef doaa-
 The fce br5sae at sissara Pals sent out zttt aeFeH people el le three Der sons rers droaH-8 bsf tae ioar ofheFs sgeeeeded lu getting zsaore
 An Atlanta mob lyBehe9 Charles Powell. negro. wbo assauited and robbed a uh4ts woman a leW hears be- fore
 Monzignor Burtsell. one of Cardinal Fafiegs s4lte and famous Ia church efeles died from pneumonia ia kings .on. " F
 John MHer. who had lost a half million 6onafs ln Wall street tn New YorE killed himself tn the private club he conducted
 Aloert Hamilton. a negro accgs sed os assaulflng a Rhffs glri vas drag e.s bg 8 mob from the jail at Cor sele Ga and lynehed before tro 5gs armed
 The Texss meningitis epidemic is subzleing rapidly. thanks to q liberal Use of auii-toxiE and other remedial measures Qaarautines soon wiu be a thing of the past
 Tbe name of William Jennings Bryan as 8 Presidential candidate in Nebraska vas slNadraWn. and that Of Judson Harmon. Of Ohio. ass filed by the s5eereaary of State
 R. L Davis. president Of the North Carolina Ant Saloon League was ar rested in Charlotte after he had ex- hlhited at a lecture eight hasks Of Whlsky which he said he purchased in drug stores and clubs.
 An appeal for food has been sent from Leonardtoan. St Nary's County. Ma. where 300 are threatened with starvation The PotoE-ae River is frozen over and roads are impassable Baltimore is sending a steamship with provisions.
 Wall street Nas surprised by the official figures of the Steel Corpora ton showing earnings of sZa l05. il5 la fhe last quarter Of 1911. with sur. plBs Of 2ss .G3s. and fl vas felt that this showed depression in trade was over and business was definitely on the mend
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
 Personal

The Car granted a pension Of f5r hs0 { year 10 fhe widow of Count Leo TeiEtoy
 Emperor William iH aHsI official note thanked inc German people for cele- fTstlng his own birthday and The bi- centenary Of Frederick the Great
 The Empress DoWa9eT Of China de eided to accept the conditions laid uown by the republicans in their de snand for the immediate abdieation of sbe thYone
 President Taft spent a day in co- znmbus. O.. made four speeches de spite the husklness in hs throat. and received many comforting political as. spTances
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
General

fire In tue centre of philadeiphlas CT eHderloin district caused more eban g 0e0oU5 less.
 Arthur Rockefeller cousin of tohu n Rockefeller ehoked tg aeath ou d piece ol meat 2 hla home iu German Gown. \. r. ahlle eating midnight lunch.
 As q punishment for promoting q herse racing meeting lnu maIl ear riefs ia Chicago had ihelr salaries re- dpeed Sleo each, and 900 others lace retlacion
 The Public Service Commission. 2d District. ordered further hearing on the applications of the New York Gen. tral tn buy control of the Ontario < Western and Of the New Haven to buy a majority of stock of the Rutland Railroad.
 Mr. and Mrs Frederick w. Noble. Che latter formerly Mrs. Walter l.. SuYdam. Jr.. who eloped from Blue Point. Long Island. last September and were married less than month aro. after she had been divorced. were HAtNA ih AAfiA afsst Ah AN'N sork having barricaded the doors and snrned on the eas.
 Frank Morrison. secretary of the American Federation of Labor. was sUbpoenaea to appear before the fed srhl grand jury at Indianapolis and produce the records of the orsanlza. ticn
 The Central Labor Union decided to sid the industrial Workers of the World rival organization in the Lawrence mill strike
 Baltimore hotel men are angry over siu. assertions that they cannot han. ale ths crowds during convention sseea- and that their charges wifi be sxorbfa fant
 H'hs correspondence between " ernkv watson and Colonel Harvey follo4 Eg the Manhattan Club confer enee ~aa made public the Governor heSa the editors pardon for bis seem. tag rudeneBs on that etcaslon
 IT fhc 0eld beans were retarded ir rroash during the dreashi and are in s.gEnea 10 be late ln drying out one car laslen tbe proges. by pulling the crol af onec Ib- wifi tend e reduce loss t.F mildew or ruftng after the beam eTc xgaceed
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
MET DEATH WITH DAUGHTER.
Mother Refuses to Desert Child Pin
 toned on Track

toned on Track.
 Lincoln Neb.-unable to pull her little daughters foot from the board crossing of a railroad track where it had become fast. Mrs r. s. MnHken chose rather 10 stay and die with the girl chan 10 desert her at such g time. md calmly faced q fast approaching locomotive Both were struck and in stantly killed their bodies being thrown fifty feet in the air
 The mother worked desperately as they heard the train approaching, but was unable to release the child Final ly. when the train was almost upon them. she stood erect. placing herself between her daughter and the loeomo- tive The child was five years old
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
TIPPING IS ILLEGAL.
oieeur, Of Chicago Judge In Dis
 pute Over Profits

Chicago Tipping was branded as Illegal and unAmerican by Judge Theodore Brentano.
 Partners in a corporation. which bought the "tip concession" from ho- teis and cafes, were in the Circuit Court for the second time within a few months. qusrreling over division of the profits of the business. For the second time they heard themselves called yiolators of the law
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
BUTTER DROPS FOUR CENTS. Use Of Substitutes and Large Surplus
 Break Elein Prices.

Chicago-A drop ot four cents in the price of butter was registered at Flgin. The market was Arm at g cents, while S6 cents was asked last week
 "Light business and large accumu- latlons of butter in the large markets account for the drop" said Fl s. Johnson of the Fox River Butter Co "Consumers in the small markets have been using substitutes"
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
Standard barrels
Live Stock.


 BEEN NES.-Common to fairly good steers sold al S5 40aI6 90 per io0 fbs stags and oxen at s4 4S946- l2h bulls at at SW114c, per To.
 CALVES Common to prime veals sold at s7alo50 per 100 lbs; culls at s5a6.50. barnyard calves. ssa&75; ordi- at llzG15ac or city dressed yeals. country dressed at lols alse. SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Common to prime sheep tewesl sold al g 75G4 25 s5 25a73s. ysarlngs, s5G5.25 Dressed mutton slow at igsee: dressed lambs la iamSs sSet at ssgs % per esrosss- ssse' n''n0Ss' HOGS -ss 4eq665 sor light to heavy hogs; seas s5 for good medium to heavy state pigs Country dressed hogs al 6la q Sc. for hght lean pigs. selling up to sl1 ase.
 HAY AND STRAW Rye straw slight ly frmer Hay. large bales. timothy. prime, loo lbs, fl9ziS; No. 3 10 No; !. foe: clover. mixed. light. sll5ai 20. heavy s9l sa. pure slu1 %; straw. hong rye, soGs7&c-. oat and wheat. 59asec
 Spot Markets at a Glance. s. Wheat No red, elev. l.0S 4 Oats. standard. be s Flour. spring patent. barrel. 6sS Corn, steamer, II FIaNseed, 10. i.ard. prime % lbs. s56. Tailow. city hhds. .06 Pork, mess, boi, l1 70, Coftansned oil. lb-. 8 Soc. Coffee Eto No $ Ih.. f4tS. Sugar. fine granula ted, lb. 5.4oc- Butter creamery. Sa. Cheese. state. factory, T. L- Frgs. eXtra f5rSts, 40 Cotton s7e
 TabaeeC-Havana. R D. ga
 Conn. wrapper. SO
 hOM's This
 We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward 10 Any case ei Gaiarvh that cannot he cured by Nal's Catargh Cure.
 Fl. CHENEY < co. Toledo Q. We. the undersigned have kt own F. T. Cherey for ,he last i5 wears and believe hum perfectly honorable in al business iransaciioss and fusncisilN able to carry eatSay ohllg4- tious made hy his firm
 IWALnrSG, kiSSAs & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hans Catarrh Cure is taken internally, ae- ine directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Testimonials sent free Price 7sc per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
Letter from Mrs. Julia King. Phrnix' R,.

fa mill from the tlr1e va and think that in 1-e[ aa5 souetiu1es lie iu bed Tor t"o " I5 F Pnza1 Vegetable Compound has helped me opy too every way @ rogrer to recommend your medicine c--- Qo~ prrux
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
F. NJ. Wheaton
 Putnam, Conn.

The only way to have life is to keep things moving, and for especial req =.,rz fgSt now wish to make things liyelvin Putnam, and would like to call into our city new people. Come and see me in regard to hiring buying, or trading for any of the fol- lowing property: 25 Dwelling Houses, Good
 Homes. ! Farms, especially convenient
 to work. 16 Horses with all Wagons
 and Harnesses. 60 Mich Cows, Heifers and
 Bulls.
 70 Berkshire Hogs and Pigs. and will sell ahead any or all the Potatoes, Corn, Beets, Turnips &c..now growing on 40 acres of ground
 Think this out and
 See Me For Business.
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
THESE SIX LETTERS From New England Women
Prove that Lydia E. PnkhaH1s Eegeta29lSG 9Sor,er
 o,'r,d ns Restore the Health of filling women

nathing
 Ias-5nz an- L F-au .zsin- Lydia E. Pnkha14s tegs5-v tegs he hem 1..l. - TaIay the following At9 a steadily then regularly ever s--o- a5 las was should glFe md Tablets fabfal t-IsA and '-- f.rnaer IrHr. Fifa street, south Boston AasA
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09

'There is no economy whatever in srrimping ghe mtions of animals that sSork. are intended for the block or give milk. Neither Is there profit in any man or woman who works keep snx himself or herself in the same half SsE condition.
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
THE MARKETS
tNss York whofessfs pross5
Butter

V AII-k-The whoIezale price E 44e - - !tiafI n Ire zef= zrne or sz s1 per 4s-
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
FOR SALE.

Farm of the late Marvin D. Elliott situated near Thompson Centre. Cor respond with Mrs. Ann J. Elliott, Ex ecutrix, Thompson, Coun. 6
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
Advie. to Girls.

yu sr~e 1oinr to marry a man 10 rn as ln, jude an ax m your g- .s-raA Gase eslnn News.
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09

Deans Rheumatic Pills for Rheum assm & Neuralgia. Entirely vege- table. Safe. isly
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09

Heavy, Impure blood makes mud. dy, pimply comp leNion, headaches nausea, indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pale, sickiy. Bufdoek Blood Bitters makes the blood rich, red, pure--restores perfect health.
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
e4ter from Mrs. Etta Donovan, Willimantic' conn


Augusta MeLydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound ma & ud am h.cgerhe had m ~ DANA BID No ? Augusta, ae.
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-09
I etter from Mrs. J. A. Thompson, Newport, Vt

Newport. vt-s.I thank you for the great De Vegetable Compound has done me- LOOK elgh1 @ so~ax good word for it to my friends Mrs J Newport Center, Vermont.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
THE MANY DAINTY ADJUNCTS
FOR A NEGLIGEE COSTUME

The cult OF the artistic negligee has
brought with il strongly emphasized at
tention to all the little niceties OF in
formal attire, and when woman has
bought her dainty negligee robe she IS
only fairly started upon her extrava-
CANT career.
A woman really cannot wear one OF
the silky. luxurious gowns over a pet
ticoat not In keeping, and since corsets
are dispensed with In hours Of relaxa-
tion she must have brassieres for wear
with the negligee. and the corset gar
ters being removed. there must be
round garters for the negllgee toilettss,
and comfortable boudoir shoes, dainty
enough to dwell at peace with the dainty
robe. are needed. and she must needs
wear silk stockings to match such light
lined shoes and robe; and every self
respecting negIigee toilette cries out for
a boudoIr cap.
Oh. there's no end TO II II a woman
does the thing well. and even though
the critical may frown severely and
say unfattering things about folly and
vanity and extravaganza. II is indeed
a severe critic who will not admit that
the whole combination Is more de-
adorably feminine than any
thing else ever evolved IN the line of
clothing.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
SECRET OF WASHING
The HAIR WELL

The washing OF the hair 10 especially
important now that the hair Is worn
nat. and hair not properly washed
might just as wen not be washed az
all.
Partisan beauty doctors are uSfng q
hair-washing paste, the foundation of
which is powdered soap You cover ths
powder with boiling water and some
borsx and orris root. with q little sachst
powder Of your favorite scent. and you
are ready to begin.
When it is all OF a Sroois. you take n
OF the fire and stir in some whole oat-
meal When It cools it is ready for use;
IL a very high perfume is desired some
oil Of rose geranium Is added. You will
then have a jelly. not very clear be-
cause OF the oatmeal and orris. but
smelling delightfully."-.
When washing put the hair under the
hot water until the hair Is hot and drip
ping. This is the first rule. Let the hair
be water-soaked before you begin. In
Paris they put your head IN q big silver
lined basin. which the French woman
does not have TO stoop over. She leans
far back and her head rests in q silver
standard that is as comfortable as II can
be. The water is then showered on the
head.
After the paste Is Thoroughly worked
IN. the rinsing must be begun. Many
persons do not understand how dfffioult
IL is TO rinse the hair properly; the trou-
BILE Is that the Individual hairs are coated
with soap and the water must be hot
and used with force TO get the soap out
That Is the theory and secret OF II
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14

largely responsible for collective mis-
cry"
And again: "self-deveIopment is the
key 10 social equilibrium"
This little book, explaining the triune
order so clearly, forcIbly. and beauti-
fully. Is but the handbook Of that on
triuns development that will carry a big
message 20 the human mind, when II Is
given to the public. which viii be very
soon now
OF this series Of volumes the one which
Mrs. Jenness-Miller is now completing
carries her message OF triune develop
ment to the root of the human race
Its title is ''Triune Motherhood"
In talking OF this work her face seemed
lined with an inner radiance OF which ]
have spoken before. The subject seems
one with her life. One is aware when
she speaks OF II that she Is athrill with
Its purpose TO her finger tips.
Meaning of TrIuAe Motherhood.
ut means healthy. normal. happy chill
dren. born Of understanding and co-op-
Grafton with the facts OF nature. No
triune mother misrepresents or evadss
questions about llte's sacred mysteries.
For shs knows how to tell her children
OF the wonders wrought in the name of
love and provocative law in a way 90
satisfy curiosity and inspire reverence
for inner unfOldments. This book stands
alone in hslpfulness for mother and
child. before, at the time. and long after
birth"
Spoke of Work with Reverence.
The author Of the book, now almost
ready for the publishers, spoke of her
work with reverence, for motherhood 10
her does not mean merely maternity.
Maternity is possible to any female
animal but only to woman does mother
hood come. From the female function OF
bringing forth young TO motherhood.
which comprehends self-rights and the
rights OF offspring, is a far reach" she
told me.
This is the great message Of truth
that Mrs. Jenness-Mlller's book, entitled