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Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-22
the silt contained in the water further

the silt contained in the water further
down will be collected.
The second menace facing the peo-
pie living along the Colorado river IS
the lack of sufficient water for irriga-
ton in the dry season. The need OF
purer water is also urged. The re
quest of the Mexican government that
congress determine what percentage of
the flow Mexico is entitled to may re-
suit in taking away part of the supply
now used in the irrigation systems.
The department of the interior has
declared that no requests for Colorado
river water will be recognized until
the existing claims are regulated
All of these matters will be discussed
at tomorrow's meeting and the advisa-
bility of the establishment of dams
and reservoirs at the headwaters Of
the river in order to prevent the over
flow and give sufficient water for the
dry season will be discussed.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged and many prominent speakers
have been secured.
Following is the program as an
nounced yesterday:
10 a. m, Outlining Plan of Action"
George H. Maxwell.
1880 a. m, Proclamation of Desert
Lands and Needed Legislation" Hon.
Frank Pierce.
II a. m, Flood Water Storage on
the Colorado River" A. B. Lippincott
11:30 a. m, Commercial Importance
of the Colorado River Region" T.
Gibbon.
1880 p. m. sharp, "Inspiration of Ir-
rigation," Gen. f. c. Prescott
, p. m, National Benefits of Irriga-
tion Development" Congressman w. A.
Reeder.
Desert and Homestead Entries" o. L
w. Robinson, receiver United States
land office, Los Angeles.
p. m, The Cost and Value of Ir-
rigated Lands in Imperial Valley"
George L. Melton, secretary Imperial
irrigation district. FL Centre.
$3.50 p. m, "Feasibility Of Irrigating
Valley and Data on Flow
Cf Colorado River" A. H. Koenig.
p. M, Irrigation from the Palo
Verde Valley Standpoint" C. ]. Berg,
C. E, Blythe.
4:30 p. m, Citrus and Date Culture
on the Colorado River Desert" Prof
Ralph Cornell, Claremont.
s p. m, free stereopticon lecture Nv
Col. w. II. Holabird and George II.
Maxwell
Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-22

stock of cheap muslin, and as fast
as the cloth could be prepared gar
dens of cucumbers and Strawberries
were transformed into strange look
ing plots of white. The japanese truck
gardeners were particularly quick to
adopt the idea, and early spring found
not less than so acres of garden truck
principally cucumbers and strawber-
ries. thus covered with this sort of
cloth.
The cost of covering an acre of
ground in this manner is about $500
Since the market for out of season
garden products is always so promis
ing, however, this first cost is easily
forgotten. The profit realized by Mr..
O'Brien from his first crop of cucum
bers thus grown in fact makes this
cost seem almost nil. But hereafter no
man will probably ever enjoy such a
monopoly. Be that as it may, how
ever, there is sure to be big profit
in it. The growers who were able to
adopt the idea soon enough to beat
the regular truck gardeners in the
sprinog market of 1912 will reap net
profits ranging from 5000 to about
$1400 per acre for either cucumbers or
strawberries. These same growers are
already planning for the coming win
ter, and those who have studied the
matter carefully believe they will be
able to sell midwinter strawberries,
which they are confident they can
raise, at an average price of 20 cents
a box, which means that the profit will
be about $500 per acre.
While the principal excuse for COW
ering the gardens with cloth is to
prevent damage from possible frosts,
which,. however, are far from common
during a winter in this section of
Southern California, the growers are
finding that the adoption of the plan
is proving extremely beneficial in aid
ing irrigation work and in equalizing &
temperatures. The amount of culti-
walton is lessened and the work of
picking facilitated
The easterner will find the idea
adaptable only for early spring plant
ing, but for that alone it should prove
highly prOftable> It should enable
him to plant something like a month
earlier and in vegetable growing a
months start is often very important.
The cloth, being provided with eyelets
or loops, can be easily removed when
not in use, and thus rolled up and
stored away
Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-22
HOW Mr.. O'BR|EN FOUGHT
FROST IN HIS GARDEN

Charles Alma Byers gives the Farm
|. frost fighting in garden in Los Ang-
eles county:
1t is only another way of stating the
early bird axiom to say that it is the
truck gardener who can get his prod
ucts to the market earliest that reaps
the richest harvest With this realiza-
ton spurring them on, there is al
! ways the keenest rivalry between the
more progressive of the truck garden
ers, and often they are thus led to
gamble with Jack Frost with dire re-
suits. Situations of this kind invari-
ably, sooner or later, produce a ge-
MUS, and it is afterward only strange
that the said genius was not devel-
oped sooner, since his scheme" or in
vention always seems so simple.
To an enterprising gardener by the
name of A. G. O'Brien, who lives at
Signal hill. near Los Angeles, belongs
this distinction in the truck gardening
business, and extremely simple indeed
is his way of successfully coping with
the belated and uncertain visitations
of the frost imp. Since his idea is
not patentable, however, he will be
able to badly beat his rivals but once,
and that, of course, was the first time
he put it into practice, which was the
past winter. Already his idea is be
ing extensively copied in Southern
California, and it will be but a short
time until If is in fhrnnpb-
out the country.
The O'Brien idea simply consists in
covering the area planted with tender
vegetables or berries with muslin. The
plot of ground is first surrounded with
boards an inch thick and a foot wide,
set edgeways and strongly braced.
Stakes are then driven over the area
in rows, running diagonally, at in
tervals each way of about five feet,
the tops of which stakes are on
level with the top edge of the en-
closing boards. Galvanized wires are
stretched over the enclosure, likewise
running diagonally, and fastened to
the tops of the stakes. Next comes
the preparation of the muslin. The
cloth, yard wide and of cheap quail
ity, is purchased by the bolt. 1t IS
stitched together in long strips of dou-
bile width. and then along either edge
of these strips are inserted eyelets or
fastened small loops of cloth. These
eyelets or loops fit either over hooks
in the enclosing boards or are EN-
ployed in the lacing together of the
various strips. The arrangement is
such as to facilitate the removal of the
muslin when irrigating, cultivating
ana picking is required.
OBrien first experimental with but
two acres of cucumbers. He planted
his seed in the fall, and marketed his
crop shortly after the Christmas holi
days. When he appeared in the Los
Angeles market with the very much
out of season product. the produce
dealers at first stared at him in won
der, and then recoveri.g : from their
surprise proceeded eagerly to snap ZIP
the cucumbers at almost fabulou
prices. From the two acres he real
lied a net profit of nearly $4,000.
News of the success Of the expert
ment spread rapidly, and in but COM
paratiVely a short while the district
became literally dotted with the cloth
covered gardens. Many of the dry
goods stores were depleted of their
Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-22
Vine Residence for Sale

One of the finest homes in the cit,
is offered for S4500, half cash, wei
adapted for boarding house, close in.
Is too large for present owner. In
quire at Press office or of any real
estate agent.-Advertise ement.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-22
To Be Awarded Candidate
Securing Second Largest Vote
$4,000 SeeIey Lot

One of the best business corners IN the new town
on the San Diego-Arizona Railroad, where
business houses have already outgrown their
pioneer quarters.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-23

Gn 6GlOe. st ret eieuoommeligt
5iiferi timber / oenne liO q. SAM
Stco paa 8opliug Silt, i0et DER IL
ties oppe / alitterne. Dette gaar til
paa oen Naaoe. at oa @apet unOer
oen itprfe 4opemberorfan elf belt
op mellem alitterne % ipI0te De
.oeroerenoe @raoe % SIugter meo
gan0, iuIgte Der 8iif meo 9eIger-
ne, oe oisie er nit i~n0eInffeoe og
tan life fomme no / @aoet igen.
Ter er i'll. aSfiern 0gbl." iiifet
mo- potter paa inotil , 30. 9prre
en0nu er BET / 1isium 5ioro, iom
er trpngt BELT op oper gn9ene, i0et
35orsminoegobet igen bar luffet
iia. : ]tumiu0e9obet itaar itore5lpn-
0er5timer. ON life fan fonlme no
/ 9eiterbopet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-23
BCRNENEs EGNE B0GER
4 Bigger for kun 40 Gents.

liver Bog er indbundet ilustreret og faryetrykt Kar-
ton med Shirtingsryg.
VintersoI- Fortallinger og Smaatrek for Born we'd
P. Blomberg Rejsesekreter for sondagsskolerne Danmark.
81 Slider. % Fortellinger.
2. Uden Hender.- Fortelling af A. vollmar. 81 81
der. 2 Billeder.
3.Jessicas F6rste Bon. Fortelling af Hesba
Stretton. "a Slider med 2 Billeder.
4Legog Tidsfordriv. - Anvisninger til morsom-
ma og underholdende Observation-Disclosures Lege og Kunst-
stykker, SAINT Opgaver, Eksperimenter, Gaader, smaatng, m.
N. - we'd Onkel Otto. Ga Slider med mango Ilustrationer.
s@lges kun samlet til den ovenfor angivne Pis 40 Gents.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-23
SSIONSLESNIN
Islam, en- Troens PrSvesten.

En- klar og gribende S%kildring af F%orholdene den mu-
hamedanske Yerden og ct alvorligt Opraab ON
Evangeliets Udbredelse blandt Islams Millioner -
af Samuel zwemer. Oversat og forkortet af Sog-
neprnst Anton Petersen, AaIborg. LOG Slider, j
%smagfuldt Omslag.. :. -. -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Den afggrende Time den kristne Mission
af John r. Mott, Generalsekreter for ,Verdens Kriste-
lge Misunderstanding" Autoriseret Oversettelse
med Forord af Provst H. Ussing. Udgivet af bet
Danske Missionsselskab". 268 Slider med Stats
fisk Tilleg SAINT Navne- og S~agregister. .........
Denne Bog, der like alene har vundet uhyre stor
Udbredelse paa Engelsk, men som nesten utroig kort
It'd er gaaet igennem 4 Oplag Danmark, vii ogsaa
blandt os kunne vakke og mere Kprighed til og Inter
esse for Neutrality-suspicious.
David Livingstone. En- Levnedsskildring af Past. V.
Munck. Med Livingstons Portret og 7 Trpsnit og
ct Kort. Udgiyet af Udvalget for Folkeoplysnings
Fremme. 375 Slider, indb. =. ..........-..
Viii tyr og nu, eller Kristendom blandt Menneskeadere,
af A. c. J.. Grove-Rasmussen. 152 Slider med Al Bill
leder og l Kort. Kartonneret .................
Breve fra General Gordon. Forkortet Oversettelse at
Karen Raider. 200 Slider paa godt Papir. 50,
smukt indbunden =. Observation-Disclosures.
George Williams Levned af l. E. Holder Williams. Al
toriseret Oversattelse. Tilegnet Kristelig Forening for
unge Mand hele Verden. Forord af Past. Olfert
Ricard. 232 Slider med mango illustrations. Indb.
Ansgars Levned af Rimbert. Oversat af Past. P. Fen
ger, med Oplysende Noter af Prof. II. Dirk SAINT
+Vi'h1 a > 8"HeA1 - MN VI - HNaHHbAA
232 Slider k6nt Shirtingsbind og med TornGes be-
kendte Billede: ,Ansgar %prirdiker' for den nal
mindelig binige Pris at
Tamate, Jakob Chalmers Liv og Eventyr som Missio-
nar paa Sydhavs9erne. 255 Slider med mango Il
ustrationer. | smukt udstyret Shirtingsbind.
misunderstanding for Born.
Drenge og Drenge. S~kildringer fra Missionsmarken.
153 Slider med mango Billeder og smukt indb.
Pigeb6rn og Pigebgrn. Fortgllinger fra Missionsmar-
ken. 1876 Slider med Billeder. Smukt indb.. .......
solbern / ct sorigt Land af Mary N Tuck. Paa Dansk
we'd A. K. Tilegnet ct lille Barn, som for S Aar 81
den var Solstraalen ct indsk Hem. 108 Slider,
Breve til mine Born fra Diet helige Land sf Henry A.
Harper. Seder og Skikke gsterand. Forord af
Past. job. Vibe- petersen. 80 store Slider med tai
Iige Ilustrationer. Smukt ilustreret Papbind.
Lille Trille. Indblik B6rnelivet ct indisk HEN. I'd
givet af Kirkelig Forening for Indre Mission Dan
mark. SO Slider, Omslag ......-.............
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Bsir, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-23

1]uu1ttnrR.

5prOGrferL men ogino Der %iIuffe-
Oes 9ran0en 9urtigt.
; Ell 89l0er / 5fpttegaOe OPP
too Ser ligeleoe5 5lo iom 6pIge
al 5pro9rferi, men ogiaa Der ilut'
feoes 9ran0en burtigt.
5 aftenenS COB fopefaI0t ser
en0oioere Ell Mangoe iaIife Alar-
m%cringer, iaoleoes at 8olitiet maat-
tie iptte 8aat pe0 Be met uOiatte
9ranoifabe poa Better oe Rerre.
bro.
) Gienoommen ganofuniten 8
iprang ct aononiIag i aniigtet poa
ct ungt Menneife, Garl 9roOerien,
Der bleo n9iten iuloitPnoie blin0et.
san fartes / en- 4mbulancepogn til
6o'pitolet.
en- file gige, Cater al en- Pr
6eiosman0 8eterien + 0agitraoe,
ftf en- Gel 6proarferi faitet / 500
0e0et al Ell Slot Boiler. % 0a So
oeren paatalte Oct, ooerialOt 9eder.
ne BAN o. tilfoicoe BAN b. a. ct
auioitif / 8pggea. IA at ban maot-
te f8res til 6oipitaIet. Sans Ill.
itono bar BOG life oIoorlig.
%@ptaarSaftcn ipnes eaers 2anoet
oper al Bare ppret iorboI0sois it'll
ipr0ig.
; 4or6us bar Ser iflg. rSpll.
BIT" iom ipopanlig man1e @enne-
fer noe, men Der blap iparet pad
aruoet. % 9eaerne bolot ia / 9ag.
arunoen. Gn 9etient bleD rant i
2iet al ct 9ononiIag og maotte
igge 2pae, % en- on6en IF et9ran0-
ioar pao SaliGn, men / beQ9e I'll.
iGl0e par Saorene uiorlige. Ben
enc al @erningsmpn0eue 6Iep an
6ol0t I'll B~olitiitationen blep Der
in06roat en- 9ran0itiae. Der ihll0e
boOe ppret i @aen, o. 0esuoen uo9-
le 9ogue. 9iPlfer % Iignen0e, %
9olitiet ioretog 7 Gn6oI6elier, 5oor-
al oog fun cen opretbolotes. geo
set fommunale 6proprferis III
par Ger iaa tor 9ren9-
ie( pna 6npnepIaoien, at ct Bar
beioimeoe. Den en- balO q
me ino / Set me gar bar 9nen It'll
Ie o9 rolig.
StiftsprODit 9cberien par, fri
per uar. 9qbI." az 2. San, pan
in 20 Mars 6soiels6ag @eniton6
Tor megen 0pmqrfiom6e0 ira nar
fern.
On Geputation. ~6eitooen0e aiSo8-
n%eprpfterne Ssraenien I 5orup o.
Simon 6anien i 3i6e. ~ooerrofte
S]titprooiten ira iamtlige Grooitiets
Grpiter ct tort 9ille0e / Rnmme
me0 Soloplaoe o. 5nifriptior. Bill
le0ct er Ell Raoerin9 eiter Sent
6rouots beremte @aferi variitus /
On an6en Ieputation. 6aItaaen9e
al aotcfat QarIeH ! 9i6e, 5~erTtelGrer
9}ielien i @ar0iag o. 6sritelarer
@onic6 / 9rommin9e o%0er5ra8te
meo iioimupnte iout Cr6f6rer Sill
len og 9pfen'fning ira iamtliae
Grooitiet5 Qprere. i0et Be imtioi9
Stiftsprooiten ct itort9il
Ieoe, Gqeleoes / 9omme meo SolD-
plooe % 5nifription ct prpas
ti9t 8obberitif al @eromes Sol
9ntba".
8ro Misiionens @enuer / Ri6e
meote en- Population. %6eitoaen0e al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-23
gtDtaarsfnreu OeO 0offct.

0gtaarsfureu DeO 6Offct.
: anleOning al aarsififtet mootog
8rs. 09ai. 4ongen % D%ronningen
IN aeffe neutrality-suspicious.
ma Snolano og ltolano. 8oa @bri-
titan BEN Spoetoes Bale uoieOe
Rongeflaget ira 4orgenitanOen /
anleoning al aorsitiftet, og 81. 9
traf gogtparooen op / De roe SOL
touniformer.
Straits ON 6ormiOOagen i%nOianot
3rs. fig. 6ei6eoer aronprinien og
Rronpriniesien % De gpri9e Der
Dqrenoe Me0lemmer al aongefami-
lien Tia / 8eiioenSpalpet for at ooer-
briuge aongeu og 0roningen oeres
2pfDnifniug.
ST. 1874 tog 8uren i'm Begun.
bele, i0et 9ongen og 0%ronningen
] &eiioenspolpets Stueetage MOB.
tog 5ofiernes 6errer iamt eutelte
tiliagte. for1emme Gamer. aongen
oar ifort 8eneraluniiorm meO Gle.
fa~ntoroenens apOe. "a 9fptaars-
bag er O~roen5oag for Ri0oere al
elefantan, bar 0isie 0roeneus aaoe.
1T. = mo0tog 9s. Mai. ligeIeOe5
I Reiioenspalpets Stueetage 9}ini-
treae. 2anostingets 6ornton0, ben
fuuaerenoe 5orman0 for 5olfetin-
get iamt 5uititiorius { 6oieiteret.
giter auren Dos aongen began Be
nqonte 6errer iig % / Reiioenspa-
leet5 geIetage for at %ooerbrin9e
0r%ouningen OereS 9Dfenifninger.
aonaen f8rte 0erpaa oDer til
gbriitian Ben SuoenOes 9alp o9
mootog Der 81 t2H + Ironge-
maffet i 9eletogeu corps Diploma
tique, bpis 0oDen, Sen norife Bro-
fes or 6agerup. %uDer6ragte aon-
gen 1iplomaternes e9fenifuing.
Somtioig mo0to9 1ronuin9en Gtpio-
matiets Gamer / 9eiioenspalGet.
81. 1884 mo0tog aon8en i G5ri-
titan Den SgoeuOe5 Bale 8iOoere
al @lefanten % Storforsrio0ere al
Goune6rog iomt De 6eieite chile
og militpre @m6eosmpnO / 6ooeo-
ftaoen.
SITTER auren pos aongen began
6errerue Jig til 66riitian oen0t-
teuoe8 9aIp, 5por oe 6ieD mootag-
ne al aronprinien og aronpriuies-
fen.
9Dt%aarsfurcn, WanOag 0en s..
Sanuar al. 10 6orni0oag, BAR Der
I g6riition Den ICES Bole paa
Q%malien6or3 aur Dos Sans Qlaie-
itqt aon9au ior 6errer al De 3 igr-
tie 8angflo5ier, iom life aaereoe
eHer Narsififtet Dor 6Ieoen moota-
get al Sans @aidtpt, amt Tor
0'orr aammerinnfere.
@}an faar Der en- 5maa a. 5oor-
le0es set qaar til, 6uor fangen
raa0erl
0ptaarsaftcn ! Gp6cn6aun forle6
ret roliat On Der foreiaiot fife az
Dorligere Opt6ier no8et Steo.
Boo 6olaer 9anifes Bel 93r. %
5Ieo Ser faitet ct 8~anonila5 ino
geunem eft oo6entitaoeu6e 9in0ne
poa 4 Sal. @%aroinerne o%ntpn0tes,
o. gnreliet ftoo mart efter ! Slant
mer. men BET IDffeoes BOG 5urtigt
gron0Dqieuet at iluffe 5t0en.
3 en- aaI0er / sf1tteoaoe op-
to5 Ser ligele0es 5lo iom 6aIae al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-23
A NEW MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.

To meet an ever increasing demand for a certificate that
can be readily preserved and yet furnish an appropriate and
artistic setting for the churchly attest, we now offer our new
FOLDING MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE NO. 3O4.
This certificate is printed with an exquisite border de
sign of floral wreath and wedding bells in 6 colors on ez
ceptionally tough bristol board that is capable of folding with
out breaking. When opened the certificates measure 77sxll@
inches. They are executed in the finest ChromolithograpEy
Each folded in an ornamental envelope e extra strong
quality.
Prces-smgle copy IS Cts, ] boz. $12O, 100 copies 70
net postpaid
DAN. LUTH PUBL. HOUSE
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-23
Citiosfnno DcO Sirtsbals.

Ia 8aaroeier gifil0 9orien poa
Iop5si D2orf Spo Tor 6~irtsboIs
forleoen par peO at CRAZE en- aortoi-
isiule. its0te ban i'll. ~0enoi.6i0.@
aaa # I Wien lan1t o. , alen
5ss2t @ra1.ommer. 5ois 9lno og
Si0er er al aampeiten, me6ens 2oi-
tet iunes at 5oDe onret al Irp. Der
er fors,s6ia fnn6et Ell 9oIf, ct
5orro. Ell sfoal. ct 9Gifeloog Al
MctoI % en- inf, ime0et @lIo.
traa0
@anle 6olf ton minOes. at Der
{ in Ei0 5or li9aet en- itor @rao-
Asj paa Sen Worf, 6por aonret
ianotes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-23

9oo6oI0er 5c6aoe, 6abrifarbeioer
Rasm. 6anien % alo0iena9er 6.
G6omien. 0ieO i~eritenupnte iom
Cr0iorer OPERATES Der 8g0iels6ar.
net en- imuf, faIigraieret 9pfsnif-
nin9saoreSia meo iamtliae 8ioeres
llnoerifrifter. Ieoioget al ct Sorn /
olonorOif Stil meO S~olobeilag og
5noifriptiou.
6oriunnOet. en 71-aarig forben.
oprenOe Sme0, Cars G6riitian Riel-
len, boenoe paa 5iloiofgangen i
0Oenie. forioanot 3ptaarsnot, tim
iiert llnoertoi. San menes at pere
6ortgoaet / giloeIie; inotil Ben 8.
os. 6oo0e man iorggues ie9t efter
6am.
@n 20-aarig 5uIompgtig 81.
ner 4noerien Dos Sfi6smGgler3as-
mu5ien. Natitoo, bar, ifripes Ser
Sen 3. Son., Oeret ior'ounoet iioen
5re0ag Rat. san baooe fulgt Ell
ing Game biem ira Bal % menes
poo Sil6a1goeien at pore ialoet /
6aonen og 0rufnet. Anoerien bar
5iemme58reuoe / gs6ierg.
SrnnO iom 56lse nf 0gtnars.
fiDOning. 9lptoar5aiten neobrpn0te
Sans 0aniens 8aaro / nlitrup peo
SIngeIie iom 6oI9e al 9f%ptaorsifD6-
ming. Ga antpnot aaine'er~ 6aooe
rant Ia8et % ior~oario9e0e 5l0en.
Oct Ipffeoes at reo0e areaturerne
% en- Sci Al 3no6oet, 50ilfet i'll.
II. Z. ior en- itor lei ifDlotes Sui
feria6rifiens Ar5eioere, iom me0
tor Soer oeItog / Neutrality-suspicious..
Sciprgjtnin9 al 6rngttrGer. Suns
Stiits patriot ife Selifa6 paotpn-
fer i'll. Suns Gitr6l@ at ioprfiptte
en M 5oranitaItnin9: BE prsihting
Al 6r1gttrGer on 6ruat0uiIe.
4r5ejoet tai u0iore5 ] 2obet Al
&iuteren. 5elfo5et leoerer Be us0-
Uen0ige 4e0ita5er % Nat9rialer
en- f1n0ia D}ano til At forcitaa
gr6eioet.
I'll 8eiprsitniu9en bruoes Soool-
taft. uo1iften 6Iioer fun rinae for
8rperues Giere.
6or6uOt Slim. 9piog0en j Var
5ns bar ben 2. san. for6uot en-
Slim, ser igrite g1ptaar5oog pre-
ientere0es / 9iograiteatret / 3ern.
banegaOe UNDER 9npnet a&enus@.
1et BAR en- ualmin0elig hummer
8orierelies 6itorie me0 nogle Gee.
ner, Der trooier en5oer geifriDelie,
naar ben / BET belle taget par
5laDen tilla0t. par @runoen Den, at
man = moaite / 3oru0folelie al
oen5 SfQbne2 = / ii0ite 2je6lif
6ao0e %ituflet ben mo j programmed
rem enot 0leo0clelie 5erom iao
'eat, at Der lie 6ieo SO til Geniu-
rering. Saainart 8ulomnatis Bar.
fer 5a0oe ta8et ben malpropre 81.
! Glenn. 5.eo oen imi5lerti0
for6u6t
9iografteatrene 6uroe. ifrioer
459a. BIT, mart opre paa BET
rene meo. at Be / bet laage 800 at.
li9eOel itaor ii9 be0it oeo at 5oloe
Jig fiernt ira al 5pefulotion / HE.
9elig6eo.
Giamant6rpllnp ieire0es ben 3
San. al @eter 0}ortenieu % Su.
i'm, ON er ~boit00enoe poa @noc.
lace, 6Oor De bar le0et / Be ii0ite
IS 4ar ge89e er rate % iqroe5
noe. 'igeiom De oaioa en0nu 50er
Tag lpier 0eres 2lDi'er. @orteniea,
er 9eteran iro 1reoarsfrigen,
er i'll. oGooer Ga8bl.~ SO Par gam.
mel.
NaAaEaIA I..L...aAa-- M.L-..-.A =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-23

9og6oIoer Sc6aoe, 6abrifarbeioer
Rasm. 6onien % 4Io0iema9er s.
S6omien. 9ieO fsritenupnte iom
Groi0rer operraftes Der 8so els6ar-
net en- imuf. f~aIigraieret 9Dfenif-
nin9soore5ie meo iamtliae @iperes
lln0erifrifter. leoiaget al ct Sorn /
%ol0nor0if 5tiI meO SelobeiIag %
Sn0ifription.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-23

pgrbcj0c nOler". Ooenie, 3. San.
gou 5oronleoning al 9anosforenin
gen .qr6ei6a adler" of6oIotes / 81
termiooaq poo 5nouitripalget i
00enie ct ofientli9t @soe, Ser boo.
De iomIet 300 0eltagere, 6oor.
al eufclte ira 51llono o. Sipaan0.
Otter at oofalioreninqens 5orman0,
z 'ftamtmono Simonn bapoe ino-
Ieoet. 6oI6tes 9oIer Al 5ormanoen
for Qonosforeainacn goftor 9a6I.
6off StiftsproDit 0iit36pfit i 00en.
ie "a 6oIfetingsmano @olteieu,
hoorcfter Ser neoiottes noaIe ll0.
Dala til at oirfe for 8onnelien Of
Hne 2ofolTorennqer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-23

DB6sfalo. 0ptaors6ag5 Gftermi0.
oag er grof., 3r. meo. an6ers
@ren6ec6 / a%e6en6abn afaoaet oe6
96oen / en- al0er of 81 aor efter
lpneere Tbs SDgoom. San bar
Specialiit / IRE. % SaIsiDgoomme
oa par af0elin9sdef oeo 8oIifliui-
fen.
66D. e%ogneprait Sans ouo.
pig Nsaer er iii. g. u af9oaet
be6 366en, 6s Qor ri. gen af0e.
be. 6bi8 5aoer bar Stiftgpropit o.
8e0itefaoer giifop, por t garene
t877-86 Sogneprpit for 9urup
oa 86n6erina beO 5fioe og bar Ser.
efter 81 2tar Sogneprpit for
6orsIunOe og Iorolunoe be6 0af.
ifoD San par III. 90. Z" meget
af6olo al line Menibe0er.
@rosierer 5ulius 0at3an I
a6ben6abn, Sn6ebaOer al en- fenot
8ro0eriforretni1q er 660, 81 aar
Al. San bar en- / Snnoelsperoenen
fenot og aniet ManO, Der I lin 3iO
bar meo at itifte SanOcIsreiienSe-
foreningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-23

tNfAt ! OAtANilkp 0DAA AfhAH~A ~
Zsoen al @srnelam6eo. ; Soar er
et an6et al 6ons 9srn. Ell 7 aors
Creua. Iiqeleoes 300 Of inmme spa-
6om ct treble Barn cr in0fogt pnn
@rinoiteo SDgebus.
1oo paa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Freooq / Sitleuaen fitnoe 9omIePe.
ter Sfofien on 6ous 5nitru / Col.
orup feire 8iamontbrpfnp men Sen
fiol6ue 3ef iif i'll. BIB. stifti." en-
6sit iBrgefig 3nore6ning. i6et 0ia.
mant6ru6en oeoe ON Morgenen. ilit
ION @uiiffeu 6ea1note at ipilIe.
Z 5~ormio6ogens Cob fom Der mon.
qe 2ufeu-fninoer og Sober, bI. a.
30 ar. ira aongen, oa ienere paa
Gogen iomleOes Sfagt % genner
ON oen qomIe 8iomant6ruooom.
ser 6oboc miitet lin Suitru paa TEL.
be Seitiosongen.
st Danrbgtet Si~lli6sbOcrp. Qrel
Rasmusien, Ser MI oor boiat / grs.
rup, men inOtil for fort Gio ii0en
bnp6e goppl pna NOiersb6leonrO,
err forleoen bIeben anboIot, iiotet
for forTfellige NisIiobe0er i iit5or.
6olo til 6pngielsielifabet Gasmus-
len foreito6 iooleoes 5oror6eionin.
gen al SuletrepDnt m. m. Otter
Operensfomit meo Selifabet bar oct.
ta 9(rbeioe i'll. Sob. 5offebI." |
monqe @ar ppret u6iert al Qlum-
nerne paa aoiersbelgaarO.