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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22
DEATH OF HORACE PATTERSON
Great -Gr;ndson Of Edward Shippen,
First Philadelphia Mayor, Is Dead.

Grafton, Pa, Nov. 21.-Horace Pat.
terson, fourth great-grandson of Ed
ward Shipper, first mayor of Philadel-
phia, for some years resident Of At
lantic City, died suddenly here. Mr..
Patterson was an uncle of Mrs. Thom-
as G. Foster, 2217 Pine street
Mr.. Patterson was fifty-seven years
old. He was the son of George and
Lydia Adams Patterson and nephew
of Burd Patterson, one OF the founders
of Mahonoy City, Pa, and an iron mas
ter of Pottsville, Pa.
He retired several years ago, but pre-
vious to that time he managed the
Paradise fOundries in Huntingdon
county, owned by his mother. He was
a native Of Pottsville and great
grandson Of Colonel James Burd of
colonial war fame and first colonel of
the Fourth battalion of Lancaster
County associators during the Revolu-
ton. Mr.. Patterson is survived by his
widow, who was Miss Rosalie d.
Hopes.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22
LIFE Is A FUNNY pRoposITIoN,

Man comes into this world with
out his consent and leaves against
his will.
During his stay on earth his time
is spent in one continuous round of
contraries and MISUNDERSTANDING
by the balance OF the species.
In his infancy he is an angel; in
his boyhood he is a devil; in his
manhood he is everything from a
lizard up; in his dotage he is a
fool.
If he is poor, he is a poor mana
ger; If he is rich, he is dishonest.
he is a thief and the law raises the
devil with him.
If he is a poor manager, he is a
poor manager; if he is rich, he is
dishonest.
If he is in politics, he is a graft
er; If he is out of politics, you can't
place him and he is an undesirable
citizen
If he is in church he is a hypro-
critic; if he is out of church he is a
sinner and is damned The Wom-
aH's National Weekly.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22

The four gunmen charged with the
murder Of Herman Rosenthal in New
York last summer were convicted of
murder of the first degree by the
jury and the verdict will undoubted-
ly be looked upon with satisfaction
by all law-abiding citizens in New
York The four assassins who are
now under conviction are of a class
of undesirable citizens that have
terrorized New York for many
months. 1t will make a few others
in the same class lay low for time
while the fear of the law hangs over
them. The verdict also shows that
there are still men in New York
who are not afraid to uphold the
law in an effort for better govern
ment
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22
THE FEARS OF A REPUBLICAN
ORGAN,

The administration that will be
ushered in next March will be a sub
ject of the greatest interest. Gov.
Wilson has never shown a capacity
or willingness to cooperate with
men who will not hold their will
and desires subordinate to him. In
whatever situation his lot is cast
he desires to be the whole thing,
and that is going to be very difficult
at Washington. 1t may be accom-
plished, but not without many temp
ests and much bitterness He is a
man of high character and no one
can doubt he is sincerely patriotic in
all his purposes. We hope he may
be restrained from laying his hands
too violently on the protected indus
tries and labor of his country and
that his administration may not in
consequence be characterized by the
calamitous results which the policies
so plainly threaten Philadelphia
Press.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22
FORWARD,

One OF the chief domestic events
OF the past week was the announce
ment Of the President-elect that he
will call an extraordinary session OF
Congress, the date for convening
probably being April 10. This de-
cision is pleasing to the restless
Democratic members of Congress.
Manufacturers and producers of ar
ticles which are now protected by
duties accept the decision Of the
President-eleCt with good grace and
endeavor to find some consolation in
the fact that an extra session will
doubtless lessen the period of un-
certainty as to what the new tariff
will be. Canada may derive some
advantages when laws framed on the
principle of tariff for revenue only
are enacted and whatever Canada
gains will be without any reciprocity
on its part, such as was sought by
President Taft. Our steel industries
are not likely to be affected by Cana
dian competition. Steel rails are
sold in the United States at s2S per
ton. but in Canada the price is $35
per ton and as the Canadian steel
companies have a good home market
they will not be apt to seek a market
here. Lack of coal in the Dominion
is a handicap to some of that coun-
try's steel companies.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22

The safety first" campaign OF the
railroads is a capital thing, and it
ought not to be allowed to degener-
ate into a defense for chronic irregu-
larity of service. The 1S-hour trains
to Chicago are to be given up for
the winter in favor of 20-hour trains,
and this is well; two hours more or
less on so long journey matters lit
tie in comparison with safety and
regularity. Whatever schedule is
adopted should be one that can be
lived up to day in and day out; too
many of our railroad managers live
in a beautiful world OF illusion. In
Turkey the people go to the station
with plenty to eat and wait pa
tiently till train comes, if it takes
all night. Americans want to know
approximately when train is due,
and while they enjoy speed, it is safe
to say that they prize regularity
even more OF course, safety ought
not to be compromised for punctu-
ality any more than for speed; it is
better for a train to be hours late
than to make up time illicitly. But
the more time tables are made to fit
facts as they are the less frequently
will this alternative recur. The
trouble with many of our lines as
the fall pressure comes on is that
they try to keep up an impossible
schedule, with a resulting irregular
ity which not only exasperates the
public but trays the nerves of the
dispatchers and train crews, SO that
the risk of accident is greatly in
creased Safety is best promoted by
regular service, and the railroads
which are trying to reduce speed car
best reconcile the public by making
it clear that the time table means
what 1t says.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22
Itching, Fiery,
Raw Eczema
Relieved in a Few Seconds.

Yes, an itching, burning, raw, irri-
tated skin relieved the moment Zemo
touches It, Zemo is a clean, sooth-
ing, healing wash, composed of Thy
mol, Glycerine, Witch Hazel, Bor-
acic Acid and other medicinal heal
ing properties. Zemo relieves and
cures every form of skin and scalp
eruption, and if you are not entirely
satisfied with results from the very
first 25-cent bottle, druggists will re-
fund your money. Large size bottle
81. Endorsed and sold in Honesdale
by A. NJ. Leine.
Zemo is prepared by e. w. Rose
Medicine Co., st. Louis, Mo-, and
their guarantee is as good as gold,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22
AN APPEAL TO REASON.

j. A. Wayland, publisher of the
Appeal to Reason" a Socialist
weekly, who committed suicide a few
days ago in his home at Girard,
Kansas, was a millionaire. 1t is es-
timated that he had an income OF
$4,000 a year from rents. His pa
per has been credited with making
more converts to Socialism than any
other single agency for the promo
ton of the cause. There should be
food for thought in the wealth which
he accumulated, for those who we're
attracted to Socialism by his writ
ings.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22
FLED TO AVOID OPERATION.
Homesick Boy Escapes From Hospital,
but Is Caught.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2l.-HOmesick and
fearing an operation ut the University
hospital, Samuel Mulholland, twelve
years old, of Lebanon, Pa, slipped out
of the children's ward and hurried
away.
He was stopped by a student, turned
over to the police and returned to the
hospital The lad is suffering from
nervous trouble. The boy was taken
to the hospital by his father three days
ago. The physicians said thay had not
thought of an operation, but Samuel
feared 1t.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22
CHILD, REBUILT, WALKS.
Remarkable Operations Make Girl Born
Cripple Normal.

Pittsburgh, Nov. 21.-Dr. j. ID. Sing
ley, surgeon at the Children's hospital,
is receiving congratulations of the med
ical profession here on series of re-
markable operations that practically re
built Agnes Ober, five years old.
The child, who was born a cripple,
left the hospital walking for the first
time in her life except for the practic-
ing she had done in the ward where
she had been for six months.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22

gestion, Gastritis. Catarrh of the
Stomach or Dyspepsia, MI-O-NA
Stomach Tablets IL taken regularly
VIII end your misery and put youn
stomach in first class shape, or mon
ey back.
Large box for so cents at G. w.
PeiIs, the druggist, and druggists
everywhere. Free trial treatment
from Booths MI-O-NA, Buffalo.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22

Bishop Rodgers Israel, Of Erie,
former rector of st. Luke's Episcopal
church, Scranton, spent Sunday in
the latter city as the guest of Mrs.
w. 7. Smith. Tuesday eveing, in st.
Luke's church, Bishop Israel Off
ciated at the marriage of Miss Eliza
beth Jermyn, of Scranton, and Major
Lee White. of MorristoWn.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22

Mr.. Gladstone missed seeing in his
own life two things he ardently de-
sired-home rule for Ireland and the
expulsion of the Ottoman empire
from Europe. Both appear to be
near at hand.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22
THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.

The good deed, through the ages
Living in historic pages,
Brighter glows and CLEANS immortal,
UnConsumed by moth or rust.
-Longfellow.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22
No More Distress After
Eating

It's such simple matter to get
rid OF stomach distress that its great
prevalence can only be accounted for
by carelessness.
Keep a few MI-O-NA Stomach
Tablets with you all the time and
take one with or after meals. They
will surely prevent fermentation,
heaviness, sourness or any stomach
distress.
No matter how long or how Sc
verely you have suffered from Indi-
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-11-22

The late style Ladies' suits at
Menner & Co. are all wool textures
and newest cuts. S6eiS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26
G. Y. taller / PORTLAND.

@ortlanO, DE. %. Narts.
Zen melt oirefte aritif, ser enonl
er 6leoen rettet imo6 BrpiiOeut1aft
al bans 5oroenoer, iorefom Ell
Gale, iom 16eooore 9tooieoelt 6oIot
bcr 9(ften. I. u. tiCbrngte 70 81
mer BortIono og 6Ieo bll0t bier.
telig oelfommen. San bar 9Gre8.
geit Deo en- o2uncbeon" og Gin
ner", og | en- 6oriomling al M}oine-
Golitifere bolot ban en- tinelana
Gale
Z. d. aentoa, bono ban ioqoe
lin Gale / 9}em gorf ! OnsoagS NJ
tes, at Goft bopoe crflpret iiq
ISop0r al Oieaering beb en- repre-.
ientatio Del al ;Solfet, iaoleoes
~9ieaerin9 al Solicit for 6olfet oe>
Sererne" (tbe bosieS).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26
Situationen t Killa.

@angfonl %. 01arts 2lae
5ortrrue Snc6n @6ampoa o.
6umm GnutoufloOcu iom mia
bIep tnotaqct Al oprorife Gsoeriol.
batter, bleD Scar cro6rat til6aae
al Reaeringcn8 Sropper. 5o6ene pea
6egac sioer bar betpoe(iqe. Geae-
observation-disclosures opfo6tc nlt@rso
og 500 9Den for pes Sult at toin-
qe 9l6perne til At ooergipe iiQ
gefin9, 20. Otarts. - General
G6ena 2n iom trneoe me0 at oil.
fe mgri6e 6ooeoItaOen, Tor at gen.
oprcttc apiicroemmet. bar truffct
liz til6aae til aicnc6om. RoroDeit
ira 2ianin 4rooinien S6enii ior-
at lutte iiq til grins Iuan iom
er / 9oa meo at 6perpe Ell it6rre
5roppeitnrfe aaniu 6ooe0itaoen
f9iter life itsrre 2i6 til bet 9lp9te,
at General 56ena Diu er bleoet
itillet titfre0s.
56ong6oi 90. @arts. 90
0lmOreoe SoI6ater qioroe 0lDtteri
ber foroi De life bar fooet Oeres
9etalina. Gontonif aopalIeri fueoe
0pit1nocn Gre orpbte8. PIT bar
rolia @aar
Gonton 20. @artS - Gn nc
ninasiorifeI mellem sen american.
ifc @cnerolfoniul gerq6of3 oq 0en
Brittle @enerolfoniul anaaaenoe
international 1paesoptrPoen er ble-
pet ioa oloorlia, at Sen 6ritiifeTlon-
oeoiiicer, iom isrer 0omonoocn !
Sonafonq. er paa 9ei til Canton
ior at rnoerieae Stl[inaen.
9onoon, 20 Morts - Gen Ben.
qcforleqen6eo, / 6pilfen ben fiueii-
lie &eacrina bcfinOer iiQ bar emo
n0erliqere for6itret Roro6ure,L ina
Solooterne far truet meo at orr.
&c 0uan Eli 9oi, bbis 6e life faar
Nercs getoIina in0en fort Si6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26
JraOpr6reli Jl(eIiCO.

1ierico Sim. y. 0}ort5. Zen
feoerale 6prs 6ortrop I ct 2lntol
af 800 lmOer @enerol 5ruop 9lu.
6erts aomnlonoo log 1 Dag 1900
9le6eQer um0er @enerol Sala3ar
20 Q}il Spo for 5intine3, ifSlae en-
0ieloing, oer er ntoOtaget 9te9e-
rinqsfontorer 6er. Ger melOes ON
tort Cab pna 6e98e Si0er, men Der
incomes intet 5al.
Gfter 6pao Der meloes, poreoe
Slaaet ) elmer; @e6eaerne piite
tapper MoOitono. men 9le9erina5
tropperne ieireoe poa @run0 al be.
res 6eorc 9ieoifaber og beore 81.
icfplin / Spren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26
6aab ON Strifens SIlltnina.

2onoon, "a MartS. Der np.
res M 6oab ON, UNDERSTANDING.
1erne meIlem Operatsrerne og aul-
ar6eiOerne bil Ipffes og enoe Stri.
fen Der iortrn6iger Millioner nf
Menueifer | Oet foreneoe aongerige.
5Iere 9(rbeioerleOere. iom / 0aa
talte 5oriamlinaer, uotrbfte iig
mere banbefulot emo isr Ianae 81
Ser. 5 @otes Seao notorte Tornnn-
Sen for Gort6clnnberlon6s @rube-
arbeioere, 1yoiep6 guaIi'b. at ban
6dabeOe. Ser biloe opnaas en- 6or.
iiaaelie mefIem 9iegcrinqcn og@rl.
heeierne anpaaenoe WtiniriaI-2sn.
ninaer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26
Q)frene IRA blaine.
iteOeS til 6Uile nnOer impOnercuoe
Geremonier.

29ai6ington, ,. G., %. 0larts. -
@ar5oOeoet en- tolO 0ripregn uiite
grpiioent loft bans aobinet o8
pPientIiq aQe aongresIen5 Oieo.
lenmer. ct tort 2lntQl al 0prens
og 8laaOens Gfiicerer % enonu
flcre patriotiife % i6raen0e 8orgere
! Gftgrmio0aa De 81 ariqere, om
Tor II 2ldr iioen miite0e 2ipet oeo
arig9ifi6et 0laine5 9fsploiion
@aoana 6nun ben iiOite 2Gre.
0qtfet meo Stag % 9lomiter,
5uilenoe paa 81 }lrtilleri.9hiipog.
ne, Der 6uer Oroge5 al 8 ualmia0e-
Ia tore Setter arranaere0es De
81 sitter, Der gentle 2epniuggrne
al 0e omfonmc, en- inlpouerenoe
Sruppe iorm Stots- arig5- o1
5.aa0ebp9nin9erne.
Site ii0en frpiiOeut DC ainleD2
gegrapelie bar @ai6ington oGret
SiOue til ioa ponpeie 9egraoelie5
Gcrcmonier. 81. /. uppneS, at aon-
treaonliral Sigsbp, Der fomnan0e.
reOe o0iaiHe" og oQe De anOre Si-
iicerer, iom bar lnOer banl, par ii
zteoe / 0eres iulOe llniiorm og
Staos.
Gfter GeremonierHe poa nuoate
Blaos i8rte5 9igene til y2lrlin9-
ton 9}ational Cemetery" o9 iteotcs
til Goile Ser. 6at6er G6iomit.,
Der par aopellan pe0 Nlaiue. %
slopellan 9oparo foreito0 lieneiten
peo @raoene. st aompagni al Ma.
rineiol0ater ofipreoe ire SnIOor
og 0anonerne pna Sort OiDer en-
9alp Qiil 6orte gap oglaa 0ereS "a
INT Ser ifal III / alt paa }lrlin9-
tom Cemetery onret begraUet 229
Cire IRA D}aines Gfsploiiou. al
6uilfe finn 81 er blepen i0eutffice-
ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26
6ungersnoo / Ruslano.


IT. 9eter9burg 30. @art9. Gen
centrale 6iGlpefonite / II. @eters-
6nrg bar euoelig fooet 5illo0elie
Al Oen rl5iiife Regerina til at I'D.
ite0e ct 0praab bno0e 9iuSlaao
% anore 2an6e til 5ipIp ior
De nsoii0en0e, 9pi5 2(ntal MI ipt.
tes til 81 0}ilIioner @enneifer. )
aorce aaer 315 Gents pif ppre nof
til at 6oloe ct 2ienneife 9iDe Ell
1oa. st hort 2onoouer6fao ifoI "a.
pc opiororet 5nrit arapotfin til at
n0iteOe ct Oproab Gnalano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26
ROOIguell )Oarer Ga f. g6Splo iOnenSOIre0

Get par Oo life ioo iro9teligt,
iom De forite QieIoin9er loo paa,
at tO5 Menueifer par onlfonlmen
peo Gfsploiionen / Sau 9oi5 aul-
CRUDE, McGurtain OIL, iom oi
meOOeIte ON ii0it Gn oificiel 0}el.
Ding al p. Os angiper De omfom.
mes 3ol til 10. 6l Gig par oa
bra9t ior Qagen 8 BAR enOnn
@ru6eu, % % par re00et leOenoe,
o9 0isie tilianrmen iparer til 2ln-
taGet. Der par paa 2onniu9sliiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26
Siaer, at Suit bar WiietrO til
OiajoritctcnS StDrceOnc.

Get ier no til, at aonlpen mel
lem Frriioent 5nft % bans 6or-
gpnger 9iooieoelt mere og mere
fommer til at itoo ON pirfeIigt Sol
feitDre Gper for Den iterite 6or-
ionling, iom Carnegie 9aQ 9tem
gorf BAR buiet tog 9iooieoeIt ben
-. 0s. til @enmple moo BrPlOent
Cats aritif af bans Stiaing til
Spergsmaalet OH 8Gl9ernes Net
I'll at forfaite retsIige Qliggreier /
@rmolopsiageu gmnet ior Gr.
prpii0entens (ole par: g5oIfets
8et til at itgre.
DIR. goft", io9oe Roo epelt,
atilfenoegiper qentogenoe i'm Dis
tra til gplgerne, naar DC item.
mer". 0nn faraftereoe Lofts
Staa0punft ioale0es: Ri bar 6er
2anoet en- iGrlig aIaSie AZ Dlen.
neifer, iom er flogere emo alt Sol
fet. iom itaor ooer 6olfet, oe Joni
fife fan mas al 6oltet, men om
reaerer 6ollet % ber re8ere oct
Gooieoelt bemprfeoe, at 0ette BAR
6ea Plo9omle 2preiutnin1. Der bar
oi0et 6pgge ct 9olpprt ON Ger
rettiQ6e0er. Get tore Spera5mnal.
iom oct repiiblitanife Rarti og set
ameritaaife 6olf MI er itiQet oper
Tor BAR eiter 5olcren5 Neuina
bette. rer oct amesifanife 6olf
mooent til at iiDre iia ielo2 Sea
tror. oct er, min 0ootan0ioat tror
oct fife"
laleren bppoeoe pioere, at oct
iuone 6olfs 6IcrtaI qer iprre 0|i0.
gre5 emo nogeu minore Samling d.
O}pHo. naniet oeres lloOauaelie. DiI
aars 2et ameritanffe 5olf er Oet
itore "a 6eIe taget ififfet til at tn
r 'i9 ieIo.
5aleren iogOe oioerc: u5alen ON
6lertalsmrani bar ieg lioet tiIopers
ior 6por naor et1oranni Al 6lertal.
let forefonmcr, nil ieg proteitere
iHoa oct al belc nit 5icrte. D}cn
ui .ioer ior Gioen unoer 0}iuore-
ilistDranni. Der er ct Minoretal.
ON tiluenoer ii9 pore 9ulforraao,
p5r 9anofroft oa pore Same. Der
itaor et lioet 0}inorctal ba9 pe0
5ritar oa 0}ouopoler Get eneite
5uranui iom Qipn0, aoinoer og
Born lioer inOer i oct oirfelige 2io,
0et er 6aotal5tpranniet
Sol 9iooiepelt opiluumereoe lit
StanOpunft / 1Sor5oIO til 5nitia.
tip. 9ieferen6iunl, aRecaa@ og 81.
refte Frimprpalg ionleoes:
Sea ioreilaar intet 6orbolo til
lluiteo Stotes Ssieiteret eaer Can.
oets 8rnoloD. Seller iutet, iont
itaar 6or6iuoclic me0 alminOelige
Retsioaer SEQ toler life ON
9onlneres 2(fiGttefie.
sea ioreilaar Iigeirem. at /, en-
bis 8lasie Eager, iom bersrer 30.
fitimaaten. ifal enloia5eoen al en-
9ou iom 2egislaturen bar pe6tnget
ior 0et olmene 9eoite, og bbis
@rinolopsmpsiiq6eo baitri0es al en-
stats0onitol enoelia aigeres peo
@aIleules 5ten1megpuina eiter
ti.itrpffefio Iorbereoelie.
92aar Saft 6apoc 5ppoct. at Gom-
meriianoen life bgr pprc ,5orfets
Reprrentont iammc 5oritan0.
iom 2egislotilrcn oq @uperueren er
oet ioo inoremnieoc Enleren 5ano.
be0en oeraf. iao lpnge 1ommeren
u0iarer. bbno Der olminoelig pna.
6oiler 6am / gletsioaer mellcm Sn.
oioiOer. 0'en set gpIoer life sen
BONNER. iom bor meo iSortolf-
nina at gre. San 6or iuoen Ret
til eiter cane politiife 9tnifuelier at
titiiNeipttc Tlertalfets Billie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

2Ittentotet pao Oen itolieuife Son.
&c. 9tom 21. Morts. 9olitiet |
9}eapel er poa Spor eiter ell @oS-
MING al 0entmeliQbe0en / 5orbn-
oeGe meo 2lttentatet poa Den ito
lienife aon9e. Bolitiet pil gerne
finoe IN. ON @lonen til 2lttentatet
blep taqt al itolicnife @}urere G6i-
co9o. @eo 4ioaneoenS 9egpuoelie
nelote oen itolienife &oniul Gl6i.
co9o nenlGig til 9legeringen at en-
neopolitonIf W}urer peO 9}apn Sal-
patore G6riltoioro oar reiit ira Gbi.
caqo me0 9fe1pel iom 9eltentmelleS-
ite0 oe / oct 9ieme0 ot Orn6e aond
@ictor emanuel Golitiet bar fife
pnret Stono til at fin0e no. ON
G6ritoforo pirfelig er fonplet til
Stnlien eQer ON ban ianot Geien
iperret opono GSori6oet oa enonr
er 9lmerifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26
gylisiionsmpoc.

Ri @uo 6liocr ser Nli5Ion9mo0e
/ ,Srenont, 91ebr. lSra %. 4ttai
2(de tilreiienoe pelfomnc, iom piI
meloe iig 900 lio til mOerteanc-
oe. Raa NieniQ6cOens &eBne.
6. II. 9(n6erien,
80 e. lt6 st.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

gn flot Qireftor. &epruientant-
fa6ct ior 2lftieielfa6et u9o6enIo-
be @crfe" me0oeler, at Selifa6et5
@eneraloireftor Sob er bleoen az
ifeoi9et. COB 6apOe u0en IillaOeIie
laoet lin lieneite6of9 % 6opeu Ser
til m0rette paa SeIifabeta 9efoit-
ming me0 aloele3 opcrOrepne llO.
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of Sapen 6nr foitet 100000 tpife
0}orf @nopioere bar Sob laoet
Iforte pon Den forno0ne 0mbu for
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llopifl.ngen nj no9le &erngruber /
9}orqe.' Observation-Disclosures 6elutte-
0e 0erfor at gre 6om anioarlia ior
oct Sab. Selifo6ct oerpeO bar liot,
ct Sob, Ser oniIoos til ca. 3 0}il-
lioner Ofarf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

aaufailsbane. ct. %etersborg,
s. 0}arts. 5 0}iniiterraaOet / @aor
bebanOleOes ct al Eraiifuiniiteren
fremlut 8orilag ON at forelGgge
Farlomentet ct Souforlag ON Be
billing at De iOrnoone OliOler til
6orarbeiOer til Ell 5erH6ane tppr5
9ennem aalrfalu5.
6remOelea benpn0igeOe Qiiniiter-
rao0et ari95nlinjiteren til at lore
lps8e @arlanentet ct @oDfor'lag,
bporefter 0primrfen ior 1912 fait-
iattes til 10000 MonO iom ipO.
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0ere at foreIagge 9iigSOumoen en-
M 6laa0eblan Der freezer Ell llO-
qiit al SOB 0}iu. 3fl6ler. for0elt
paa 2lar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

9ignenoe llotalelier ialot Der an
ore Ste0er. aln ira g9ole5 meI0es,
at ll0ii9terne til Strifens Qlfilut-
ming en0nu life er Ipie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26
Dlan0eOe Mr00cleiCcr.

DluWORUR MeOUclRl Ut.
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lag ON 6orau0ring ai SoneiteaO-
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at Den gel0enoe S9omeitenOlop par
iaa itreng / iine 6ororin9er, at oen
Oreo goOe ameriforite 9orgere no
al 9anOet til Canada.
8eroen8 SufferproOnftion. )
9laret f9t0-f911 par belle 9er0ens
Sufferproouftion iiolge bpao Der
op8ioes ira @ai5ington Is, l18,50O
Cons, boilfet par $2,000,000 Cons
mere enO no9et tiOli9ere 2lar. Get
er 6aa0e 9iorinffer og 9ioeiuffer til
'ammen. llniteo States prooucereoe
10000 Cons, 6amaii 100000
Cons og @orto ]ico 22f 900.
0iplp / 9}ooen. 5ioen I. San.
ifal amerifanite o9ie0 Groi5" 6ape
ien0t $4,000 pr. 0iaaneO til at
ai5iplpe 6unaersn60en / aina. 81
ter ct iprli9t Opraab ON mere,
icnOte Seifa6et Oen 90. 0s. $15,.
600 mere, iom par inofommeu alene
i Rem })orf. vi foritaar, at oenne
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600 ON MaaneOen
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rs. ontom aro0 'eren u9irming-
5am@ til 6laaoeprrftet oeO @ai6-
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iltnone 9ig 5lagiti6et 0}nine. De
81 sitter ion omihttteoe Oisie
2epniaaer. ifnl0e hero ser til 20r-
bag. 1ermeo er iaa iormooentlig
Sla9ifibet uMaine5" Saga noe.
Senator ga 5oIette er after /
'flll0 9igor, oa 6an IoDer at anoenoe
al i'm Ii0 og Strait paa at oinOe
Den republifnnife @rpiioentnomina-
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ger 6erira tpoeoe poa.
,Siolqc oe iioite gfterretninger
Cfra 6lpelono. D angaoenoe 5or-
6anolin9erne meaem 2lr6ei0saiper-
ne o9 9}eprp'entonter ior 2lr6ei-
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ro ill., at oi trna5 me6. at $4,000
aulqroncre oil ncolpaac }(r6eioct
til ( 2fpril oa ocres aoutroft er
uolo6en 2et iiqes, at 2rifts5er.
rerne itillcr 6oritoq ON 2enSueoipt-
tere imoo 9lr6eiOernes arop om
2suior6oielie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-26

9crlin8 0oerborgmeiter. Berlin,
9. W1arts. Ooerboromeiter airi6-
ner 6ar / Ell Sfrinelie til aeiieren
oa til 9orgerreprpientotionen meO-
6elt, at ban pontnnfer at trnoe til-
baae fra tit @mbeoe. Operborgme-
itercn 6or 300 forbebol0t Jig inOen
0eni. Syuni at beitemme EiOspllnf-
tet for lin Eilbogetr9Oen.