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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
Look for the Spear

ing hard to make it as huge a sue
cess as such an object deserves. The
ladies will take the leap year part in
the grand march and other features
have been arranged for the enter
tainment of the guests. There will be
cards for those who do not care to
dance.
The New England society of Fargo
which met this week to make arrange
ments tor their nnual gathering, has
decided to give a New England ly-
ccum on February 20. The place
where the event will take place has
not been decided upon as yet but will
be announced IL little later. The pro-
gram as far AS has been planned will
be something new and entertaining.
The ladies will meet in the afternoon
for a get-acquainted time and a typi-
cal New England supper will be scrv-
ed. After supper will axe pace the
regular lyceum with a debate and
other interesting numbers. Each
year the natives of the New England
states gather for a social time and
their events lave been most success
full and thoroughly enjoyed. Those
in charge are working to make the
program for this year unusually good
and o who are so fortunate rs to
receive invitations are anticipating
the day with much pleasure. The
committees appointed are as follows:
Place and supper, Professor Laid, +.
Fl. Wilder, Mrs. Beard and Mrs. Spald-
ing: program and music, Mr.. Preley,
Emerson IT. Smith and Mrs. L. a.
Perry: invitations. Mrs. w. j.. Clapp,
Mrs. c. 1T. Hobart and Mrs. w. II.
Best.
A rest room for women who are
visiting the city from the country is
being advocated by members of the
Valley City Commercial club and bids
fair to be established during the COM
ing spring.
towns throughout the country and
everywhere is conceded to be a splen-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
How to be Certain of
Curing Constipation

Prejudice is a hard thing to over
come. but where health ts at stake and
the opinion OF thousands of reliable
people differs from yours. prejudice
then becomes you menace and you
ought to lay It aside. This Ii said in
the interest Of people suffering from
chronic constipation. and it is worthy
OF their attention.
In the opinion Of lesions Of reliable
American people the most stubborn
constipation Imaginable can be cured
by Q brief use Of Dr. CAkdwelI's Syrup
Pop0in. You may not have heard Of
Il before, but do not doubt it, merits
on that account. OF because Il has not
been blatantly advertised. It has sold
very successfully OF word of mouth
Recommendation. Parents are giving
It to their children today who were
given 1t by their parents, and 1t has
been truthfully said that more drug
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
MISS a EAURENlS
Miss Clara Faurens Arrives with
Thirty Three Trunks for First
American Engagement.

mother beauty Of the stage Of Paris,
Miss Clara Faurens, has Just come to
this country. She was, engaged for the
Winter Garden, in New York. by Mr..
Lee Shubert when he was in Paris.
Miss Faurens sings and dances. She
has appeared in the Moulin Rouge and
the Folies Bergere, in Paris, and also
In st. Petersburg, Vienna, Berlin and
Brussels. the Messrs. Shubert report.
Tbs VIII be her first appearance in
America. She has played in South
America.
MI. William J. Wilson. stage director
Tor the Messrs. Shubert. saw the act I'm
Paris and will stage it here for Miss
Faurens. 1t took thirty.three trunks tn
hold her wardrobe. and the shin news
reporters heard rumors Of 4 COLLECTION
Of Diamonds and pearls.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12

flies than any other laxative.
Letters recently received from Mr..
q. M. Connolly, Genoa Jet, Wis, and
Mrs. e.. Bolch. Hatfield. Wis, are but
q few of Thousands showing the esteem
IN which DR.. Caidwell's Syrup Pepsin
is held. It Is mild, gentle. non-griping
violent, like salts or cathartics.
1t cures gradually and pleasantly 30
that in time nature again does its own
work without outside aid. Constipat-
Cd people owe It to themselves to use
this grand bowel specinc.
Anyone wishing to make q trial Of
this remedy before bdying It in the
regular way Of . druggist at fifty cents
or one dollar > lsxse bottle (family
sise) can have a sample bottle tent to
dressing DR.. ". Caldwell, sos
Washington ST., Monticello. III. Your
name and adAreD on Q postal card
4BlI1A
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
TALK TRAIN ORDERS

Northern ~ifc is u Telephone
Dickins N. D., Feb. 12.-Success
has attended the experiments which
are being carried on between Dickin-
son and Glendive. Mont, in employ
ing the telephone for .dispatching
trains. TIL wc-'. rs been handled
in that during the past week,
and SO readily has the new method
adjusted itself, that plans are already
being laid for the extension of the
system to cover the line petw en- Dick.
inson and Mandan. N. D., also.
In this city the telegraph dispatch.
ers who formerly licked the orders.
are employed in handling the orders
under the new plan. The telegraph
lines are maintained intact.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
BIG CASE TODAY
Devils Lake Right of Way Propositio
TTnsInp Eriuc

UnUcl Fire
Devils Lake. n. D., Feb. 1.-THE
case of the Soc against the Farmers
Grain & Shipping company. for right
of way through the yards of the latter
in Devils Lake is set for trial today in
the district court.
This promises to develop into the
hardest fought case of the calendar.
involving a considerable amount.
1t is likely that the Norton ana
Serumgard cases as well as that of
Kerlin against the city. in all of
which affidavits of prejudice have
been filed. will be heard during the
coming week.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
The Flavor Lasts!

did thing. 1t gives the women a place
they may rest after the shop
ping of the day is done instead of
being compelled to spend their sme
in a crowded store. which is not only
annoying to them, but Il hindrance to
the maj who is in business.
The Minot Reading Circle met Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
V~andenoever and held a very interest
ing meeting. The object of the circle
is to keep people interested in the
current literature of the church and
its periodicals. Roll call was respond
ed to by readings and there were two
very instructive and lengthy readings,
n by Mrs. A. W. Crary on Ash We'd
nesday and one by Mrs. j. j. Coyle
on st. Valentine.
The Woman's Literary club of For
MAJ will meet February 16 with the
following program:
Hostess. Mrs. r. l. .Himebaugh.
Leader, Mrs. H. o. Gardner; assis-
tants. Mesdanes Cole. Dougherty and
Hurley.
Roll call, original Valentine verses.
Current events
Author Study. Jack London. His
tory of the author. Book review.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
Will Reside i'm Nlinot,

Minneapolis Journals: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hrowncll Johnson of 1888 Fifth
avenue south, announce the marriage
ut ERE CI1;ir,>- Wis on January III of
tPleIr spn- Alexander Roy Earl of
Minnea polls 80 Miss Sadie Emrnadine
Ross of Eau Claire. Wis, at which
Rev Guy CampE,If ulFicfatcd.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Will he at hom.
sGE Mlnnt. N D.. for a few months, but
Minneapolis will be their permanent
homo later.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
SCIENTIST DEAD.

London. Feb. l2.-Joseph Lister.
first baron of Lister. who was made
famous by his discovery Of an anti
septic system Of treatment in 2
died today. He was born in 1927 and
had served as professor, of in
Glasgow and Edinburgh universities
and in Kings college, London.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
MRE

sheboygan. Wis. Feb. I2:-Fire "a
an unknown origin today destroyed
the. general yards of the C.. Reiss Coal
company. entailing a loss Of $4,000;
partly covered by insurance. :.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
Leaves for East Tonight.

Miss Ethel harrington, manager of
tho millinery department at r. c.
Iuclsdorf's department store. leaves
this evening for the twin cities and
thicag" t" do her spring buying. Miss
harrington will he away about two
weeks and expects to secure a line
that will he unusually attractive to the
feminine world.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12

Dinner.

In honor of their twenty-second
wedding anniversary Mr.. n Mrs. J.
II. Mclnerny are giving a small din
ner party this evening at their home
on South Fourth street. The company
will be just the family and close
friends n covers will be placed for
zen.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
1919 Girls Tunic Dress;
8 to I2 years,

With Square or Round Neck, With
Elbow or Three-Quarter
Sleeves.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12

On Long Eastern Trip.
minneapolis journal: Mr.. n Mrs
W IS. sash and +. =. Nash left Mon
day evening for New York. The,
viii visit in Washington, ID. e.. ana
will also 2" t" South Carolina, Yer
mont. Montreal and Toronto.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12

Invitations are out for a leap year
party to be given by the Minot Must
a club in the opera house the even
ing of February "a. Mrs. Slocum is
the chairman of the committee hav-
j. II. Taylor and Mrs. G. i. Sweet are
the other members of that commit.
tee, The object Of the dance is to-
raise money to install a plano in tho
new library. and the ladies are work
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12

Minneapolis .IWWrnul: Miss ElDs0fl
will lead tn" grand march ut IN"
junior ball NJ the bennington Wrdncs-
day evening. with III" president of the
Junior Pail association. Waldorf
Gainssle. Miss Gibson. although she
is a student N the University of Min
nesota and "A member of the local AL
plla Phi sorority, calls Helena. Mont.
her home. and 50 the undiscovered
honor of leading the ball has been
bestowed on Il ls'llc from that state.
The gown which Miss Gibson will wear
VIII be q cream marquiscttc over
cream colorcd satin with martcn.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
SOCIETY
PsoNBS-pauN. ". ~ 7. Q. - u; Ntxtt N. W. ias
10 Entertain Wednesday.

Mrs. y. j. kavanHugh has issued in
vitations for a bridge party for st.
Valentines day, "Wednesday afternoon.
She will receive III her home on North
Fifth street.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-12
Visiting at Ada.

Mrs, Frank Griffin has gone to Ada
ard other points in Minnesota tn on
Joy :, few wc"leS' visit with relatives
and friends before leaving for hcr
f!itirc hom" in Canada. Mrs. Griffin
will return 10 this city after complet-
ing her visit i'm Minnesota and II NUM-
h"r of informal farewell affairs will
he u,Ncn for hor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

SocioIiiternes Site 40 ct. og o
aanoi0oter palgt, meOens De to an
ore Glitter fit $50 og t45 ct. %
boer 2 aano.0ater oalgt.
5unOen OOO. @pfsbing Z y.
gtooember. Gn S9aarig Zone, enfe
efter Sfopfoge6 Mortenien, ! Nr.
9llsleo, er / @nar GftermiO0a8s
funOen 6ea i fin Stue, Stren bar
foIOt al en- fopleuoe R6g, Der itam'
nte6e fra en- Sofn, Der par aanet
Slo i. S1m boeoe til afte9t bos i'm
Ssn, Der er StopfoeeO / Ir. aIslep.
Grport Of 2lOIsoor. OOenie, %.
gaOp. 5GGesleneIien Tor De ipnife
aDpaoofs- % aonirolioreninger bar
pao ct Neoe / Dag peotoeet of al.
MODE Aegerin9en ON, at Der mao
blioe uoienot en- competent Utono
III &iisIono for al unOerie9e W1ilig-
6eOerne FOR en- efsport 6ertil al
6anife aplsopr.
Gm M 0rO.0nmp. z anleOning
al at @pitgiDer Socobien i Sam.
mersbei FAR in6ienot gnOrogenoe
til Sogneroo0et ON geonrterbeoil.
ling, bar aomnimens a~fboIosorao.
niiotioner beapnOt at Iomle lluoer.
1frifter poo en- Goresie til Sogneroa.
oct meO Nnmooning ON of nfilnn
anorogenoet. 3 Sognernaoet er Der
III. nSobro 9lp." piitnof 6lertol for
at onbefole ep.ningen; men fan
Der iamles ct fort 5lertdl al aom'
munens 8plgcpe imoO ben, mener
man bog, at S~ognernooet oil toee
Senfpn oertil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

Sra @eitinOien. ct. groir Solo.
niolroa5 bar / iioite @eOe fremiot
6orilog ON, at Der of uSmigrafions-
fonoet~s Mfoler IfliI0e ~nnoenoes ct
9el& al 5000 6ranes til 0pret.
telie al en- 5orisgslan0s6p, faa blot
muligt beliggen0e miot poo zen;
@anosbpen ifal beitoa al arbeiOer-
boliger meo a a y Qger 9anOs
Tiaigen6e til 6Der. gpgnin9erne
ital leieS uo eaer iplges til glon-
togear6eioere
@dlpern6r @elmegs2arien fremiat-
tie 5orilaget og ~paope9eoe. at en- al
Be op'entlige @run0e til 9srneOga
6~elig6cben bar Oct miopren0e Sp-
item. 9Oor 9onoarbei0erne 5oe0e /
De to gper oa. %luin0erne
mnnttc gan longe 9eie 6oer @orgen
sil oeres ar6eioe og fom ierit lent
biem on Qftenen; 5slgen bar, at
gernene / b6ieite @rao forismtes.
5orfloget bar fun ct 5ori6g, bUis
bet lpfte0es, biloe Der funne ifobes
mere 5amilieians 6lan0t 2onoor6ei
oerne; apinOerne funOe paste Den
Soro, Der berte til 9uiet, % ioaleOes
eioe 6eres ggrn en- be0re Bleie.
@uoern6ren onbefale6e 6orilaeet
iom ct SEQ / 9r6ejoet for at lsie Pr
bejoeripsr9smoaIet poa Zen, og Ell
Ter en- fort 9i~sfusiion, bpori ale
3aIerne uotalte zig til Gunit for
Sorflaget, be0toges bet enitenmigt
beo ale ire geban6linger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
Dunn1urH.
9eitens llOialO.
Y Il ct 800 981t.

Der fopeligger ma ira otatiitrlt
8ureml en- fOrelpbig Ooeriigt ouer
9eitens llOfulO mOeo9peiIoe Aar.
Aaret toratteriiereS iaaIeOes:
vi &ornafgre0erne bar 8interle.
Oen / NengOeuO6ptte giuet unoer,
8uorleOen ooet 0tiO0elbpit, meoens
RuoIrteten fOr ale SeOaf9reoers
geOfomnlenOe i Oct 5sieIte naaeOe
Uti0oel5gt. ROOirugtb6Iten par
uolentlig iterre % be0ue emo NOT.
malt, un0tagen fOr aortoflernes
Qeofonmrenoe. = III $40 gap Qtor.
terne ct fnnpt, mel eugene ct ri.
qeLigt u0bptte; aoaliteten oar goo.
- SommergrPsningen Oor ionl
oftelt ret rigelig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
y9anlf ArbeiOe.llOitiains" /
RDsfiloe.

aosfiloe, II. 9topem6er. 6orenIn-
aen r0anIf arbei0e" 6osfiloe-9lfOe.
ling 6or / @ftermiOOog poa 9otel
.8riuien" cabinet en- lloitiaing, Der
u0eluffen0e omfotter Sonoelss,
SoanOperf8- og 5nouitri-Rrooufter
ira g5pringsOripenoe / &osfilOe o8
Omegn. Der f.n0es ! aft 81 no'
ittaere. 1l6itinin9en er rigboloig og
mutt orrongeret.
8eo Observation-Disclosures BOO
6ormamOen for &osfil0e afoeling
al .8onif arbei0e" 96bmon0 9au-
rits 9eterIen, gelfommen og uotalte
lin @lpOe oOer, at l10itiaingen bar
fommen / Stouo. 8orgmeiter s..
Sanmerid 6oIot Oerefter Den egent-
[iqe 4o6n ngstale, / 6uilfen ban no
talte fin 8leoe ober l~10iti1ingen og
beD0e0e, at noar 0onif 4rbei0e fan
fooes lige inn biGigt og go0t iom
uoentanOife 9ro0utter at ianme
Grt, bar oct 6oIfs 9ligt at fe6e
6onif &rbeioe. 9orgmeiteren fIut-
teoe me6 at u0tale &aobet ON, at
1loitiaingen og oct 4rbei0e, Ser Dor
ofret bao 0en, mnotte bore goo
6rngt.
Otter aabningsbsiti0eIig6eOen
iurot en- 6eitmi66ag SteO, og iene-
re boI0t 8ianofn6rifant Ssren Sen.
fen fra a6benbabn 6oreOrag ON
,OonTf arbei0e".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

rer % 6ens anBaar. 5or at beoe
6erpao 6or flere Sngteiere beilut'
tet at tilfBre gilOtbeitanoen mt
BLOB DeO Snof6b al 8ilot llolon'
oct. 3orleoen onfom ~iaaleOes ben
fsrite Senoing 2%faer6eus ira 9Sb'
men til aebmano g6riitenien / BIER
rinqbro. 1prere befanot iig i'll. Bib.
StiftIt.g uomGrfet efter ben LANCE
2eife.
steiner i 6crning. 5 5erning Cog.
neronOs ii6ite Ws6e meooelte 5or.
man6en, at Syobannes Beef bapoe
benpeOt fig til bom meo 5orllog
ON, at aommlmen febte ire 3ener
10 aeer oa en- lnr - til anbrin'
aelie i Serning isn6re anIGg. 3e.
nerne foiter $50 SIR. og Opfsrelie al
Gefr6uS og 5nObegning ar en- Rlnos
lige ioa meaet, og ben oarIige 10.
gift biloe belsbe iig til 40 ar.
Oct Sele oiIoe funfle bore / Oroen
inoen Sui.
8et peOtoges If. oSern. Ddgbl. ~"
at ooerlooe llOpolget for 2pitonlpge'
ne at oHliitte Renfsbet.
Menisbebsraaoene. s 0pborg bar
Der | &nIe0ning nf 8olget til We.
n~fq6eosrnooet bpret fert en- brftig
Bolemif | gfooene, Oct Iteolige 60
cialiitblao ongreb Boitor 2sgitrup
ifarpt o. fritiiereoe naDnlig ben
Mao0e, 6porpnn SnOre Wislion le'
l0eoe @eniabeosIipet I Npbore. Ge-
hhtatet at 6isie Gngreb er mi III.
,,Iatt.@ blebet, at peo goTget tit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
sanOitanOcn / glrreip. 0oer 100

SGnoltanocn / Nrreip. Goer 100
So0ieiere DeO Arreis boIot 0en %.
9too. M60e / 5reoerifsoerf % De0-
to9 iii. u. g., at benDen0e fig til
]te9ering % 9ii9sOng ON Senfning
al @a1oitanOen I arreis, bporoeo
De / IioerneS SOB ooeriDmmeoe
6etpOeli9e arealer fan blipe tilbage.
gioet 2ooieierne.
lllobligt gGrtsbus9olo. 5orleoen
meote en- @eiteioer, Der orioer De.
uGrtnin9 paa anbouleooroen SO.
ben6upn, | ben oftentlige 9olitiret,
bDor Dan mootte beOtage Ell 9s0e
paa 800 ar., for6i ban oriner en-
9ebGrtnina u6en 9orgerIfob. Oct
bar 8. Sang, ban oemtes for Oenne
5orieelie; ban bar iii. q. Z" ale.
ne oct ii0ite Qor peoto9et 3 gsoer
paa alt 1900 Sir. Oct maa 6n bore
en- ScOGrtning, Der betaler ia eoOtl
Y%cnaaOcbe 9Olafer. Sem 9olafer.
ira StoorupgonrO, Der / 5jor Otter.
oar itial ct Gam ira aaptain Sgr.
genien pan Staarupgaaro % ipiite
oct, blep for nogle Gage iioen osmt,
De ire til 8 MooneOers 5orbeorinas.
6~usorbeiOe bDer, ben fieroe til 80
og ben feinte til 40 Cages 2Gno.
lei poa %iGODonlie 6nngefoit. De bIep
Oog in0itilIe0e til genoo6nina, o.
M er Der i'll. oSfipe 5olfebl.9 ino.
l6bet MeObelelie ON, at Be er be.
~noooeOe, life oIene meo Senipn til
ores nobringelie Of @ioet. genooO-
fiingen er bog betinoet af al De |
5 glar ferer en- uloitelig 8onoe[
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
Cperretsiaafgrer Nrarnp.

COerretsingfbrer Nrarnp. unoer
itor 0eltageI'e ioroipiteOes ben q.
yeoo. ben eanIe Ooerretsiagigrer
ararup poo 5aianfirfe9noroen, So.
benbaun, DeO Chen al i'm ! 5ior al.
0B0e Cater.
8oitor OlOenburg talte ON Dtin.
oerne, DER laa bag, og Opmuntreoe
De eiterlaote til at ie frema0 og opao
oct ban benbiite til Oroet poa Cat
tereng @rao: yaomme bit di8el"
Den ofoeSes Sgnner og poare-
ren0e bar Soften no.
Oper @rapen l6S bet itolte @ers
at ben Solme, iom Operretsingfs-
reren ido tit for fpilet 90 iun9et
meo fine 9srn / oct gomIe Stem:
.airfefloffe, naor til iiOit DIT lp.
Der -"
RDt Wiisiionsbns. ) oenne Cont
mer err Der Deo &dmme ct. Bile.
ben opfsrt ct imuft Nisiionsbrs,
bporfor Der / BET iiOite ga adr
er bleoen arbei0et. Sriet inObie6es
Den 20. Robember Deo en- Geitligbe0
of Brobit 8ibe.g eterien, Spgum.
9esiioeu f6rtes OrOet af Sognets
Brett, Boitor Gngberg 9pbe, iomt
Br9iterne Steenftritp, 8splin9, og
Steenfel0- Matbioien, ganOborg. On.
beige tolte oeioo Misiionar grifien.
9embig.
@ilbt ira ltolnnbet. Get bna0e
@eir I CONNER bar bnft en- Onnrlig
S~noffDoeffe pan 8ilotbeitanoen pon
-Ggnep, bnoOe bDaO So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10

Gn gUIe meO sslumpntcr. sturt

gnmle Seillg6 op til a6bltooen
5lungerrp. 6or Af6pgger q. Ser-
3enien forIeOen giort ct in~teresiant
Rsntiuno. San par fert Oerben
nor at 6ente @rus. iom ban ioa ofte
fsr 6oDOe giort. og mems ban orbei-
0eoe paa at grade 8ruiet LIS, it6ote
Sfoolen MOO noaet Soor0t ct Bar
Men un6er SoroooerfIooen. SCR
genien bar fife itrafs flor oper, boao
set par. og f6rit ga ban / @ruiet
fan0t en- gammeI Sslontsnt, gap
ban Jig til at ie n9rmere eiter, og
0erpe0 fom Stotten frem.
Menterne LA i 6elge q5reoerifsb.
". an. / en- 9prreospoie og par
~tittteoe" poo iomme MaoOe, iom
man M ONT Gage otiitter" Benge,
% ser bar Iuffet foriparIigt for 30
len. Soooel 8ofen iom BengeitDf-
ferue og noqle Rin9e bar bel 6eoa-
ret, men set 2ertor, iom 8oien bar
beniat /, bar ioo ooot iom benimul-
bret. Boo ct enteIt Sfoor ies bog
ct ret tpoeli9t Srnament.
9aa flere Of Wsnterne les tp0e.
liat Sobe0et of en- Mnnosperion, %
pou Ell enteIt les BET ogian, at geO-
fommenOe 6oIoer ct SpDo foron fla.
@snterne berer oaioa 5nSifrifter
Der er iere, frennneOorteoe 5egn;
men Sc bill 10 nof bIiue tp0eOe. naor
5ogm9nOene fommer / 9oq meO
6em.
De fltn6e @snter er / Omfang
omtrent iom 25-2rer, men meget
tpnOere. 9e er ianOipnliqOis al
S6Io, men reprpienterer Ooa poo
8rur0 of 6eres 9pn0beo nGppe no.
gen iprIig flor Sslpo9r6i.
Ginaene er co. 1 Somme ! 3in.
meter. On Del Of boer Sting er
~for6ot6sois tpt6, life meget tnffere
ems en- olminoeIie 5orlooefiesrina,
me0ens andre 9eIe Of Hingene err
ret mnsiioe. On Del al Ringene er
inoeOe. De er ret flinitfprSiqt for.
arbei6e0e oo reprpfenteerr oafaa,
foru0iot at De er al @uI6, EFT itsrre
gproi.
ON Tunoets 8proi er oct isOri9t
oonifeIi9t OF u0taIe Jig, 6n man
fife enffer at unSeriege Soiens Sno.
boIO n9rmere. for man fra Hutionnl.
mt'eet gar taget 5unoet / GLENN.
Mnn peeO faoIe6es life I Bette Die.
blif n6iogtiet, boor meaet 9oien
RUNNER, men ser err bel llSiigt til
en- pen I:ne Sfiaing boo0e I'll fitt-
6eren og Gieren of Sor6en.
Srnffet | @po6remien. @siens,
%. ~g6obember. "a erprestoget
6itfra af. 81 I @aor @fterni0oags
posiereoe eibp Stotion / 8eItfpn,
6leO Soget ftan6iet oeo, at en- Rei-
ien0e trof / 0eobremien. 0en
9oog9I0en0e ifuIoe pore itoaet of
/ Gommerup for at iortiptte i'm
Reiie me0 q~siens6onen. Nu 6etal-
te 6on lin 9e6e poo 20 ar. og leie
Be / @i6u ct a6ret6i Ser 6efor0re6e
5on 0.oere til @amtofte, boor ban
ifiloe tale pe6 ct @6oe.
AfilDret 0finSesmGrfc. gou Dig
teren, guitor Goo. 9laumiiaers
8rab paa @eitre airfegoar0 afilere-
oes Den 30. goD. OoerDprelie al
IN iterre 5orfnmling ct al en- so,
mite me0 Gtatsraa0 o.. Beetle iom
'5orman0 t.lDeie6ragt Win6esmGrfe.
lIHlsringstolen boI6tes Of Brofes
Ior @ubl. 6ru 9loumiiGer 6enlog.
be en- Buffet r60e 8oier oeo Win0es-
nerfet, bois giora9gOere gtutsraao
Beetle brogte en- 5af.
Mn6esmprfet Der bar 5orm al
N 9outaiten og er tegnet of Son'
bins Sfobgnar6 efter ofoe0e Bin.
oesbsns nofoit, er u6fert | born
5olmif8ronit og bprer forltOen no9- f,
Ge oIlegoriife 8igurer, Fun Snoifriit
neO 8nbnet, 5SoieIs. og D~sosoagen.
S0 Mor2 Observation-Disclosures 1no-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
SPEcIELT TILBUD Mr.. 2.

udvalg at mango ~forskelige eldre men smukke og uskad
t med ~Julehilsen, s~kriftsprog eller Vers. Per Dusin 60
Il M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-10
sPEcIELT TILBUp Mr.. l.

UdvaIg af mango forskeIige eldre men smukke og uskadte
Kort med Julehlsen, Skrftsprog ener Vers. Per Dnsin 30 Gel
The Detroit times., 1912-01-08
ANT'-TIP CRUSADE
TO BE VIGOROUSLY WAGED
Practice Declared Out of Date
and Blot On American
Life.

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-The anti-tip-
ping crusade has received a stalwart
recruit In p. Il. Dove, president or
the Commercial Travellers National
league, who has come out with the
announcement that his organizatio
will combat the practice OF giving
gratuities to employees OF hotels, res
taurants, barber shops and Pullman
cars. Mr.. Dove puts 1t on the broad
ground that not only will the tippers
be able TO obtain what they pay for
regularly, but the tipped will be ele-
waited from mental place, dependent
on charity, TO that OF regular wage
earners.
From today the crusade against
tipping will begin In earnest" says
Mr.. Howe. THE victims OF this per.
nicious system realize that 70 break
the chains which bind, II is now or
never" He declares that the hotel
and restaurant proprietors are max
ing extraordinary profits as II is, and
yet their greed Is responsible for the
system now In vogue.
Tipping should co." he declares.
The old-time fashion OF gifts from
the rich patron TO the poor servant is
out OF place In these modern days
Once II was the distinction between
the high and mighty and the lowly
now the tip Is either in the nature