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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
HARVESTER TRUST is SCORED.
Commissioner of Corporations Lays
Monopoly to Trade Methods.

Commissioner of Corporations Lays
Monopoly to Trade Methods.
Washington, Mar 4.-Luther Con-
ant, Jr., commissioner of corporations.
on Monday submitted to the president
his report on the international Harves-
ter company, long and exhaustive
document which concludes with the
statement that the compa6y's position
in the industry Is chiefly due to a mo-
nopoiistic combination in the harves-
ter machine business. certain unfair
competitive methods and superior
command of capital.
The report shows that the five con-
Germs that consolidated in 1902 had
been in keen competition, but that this
competition had not been destructive
as at least four of them has been max
ing good profits. The new company,
says Mr.. Conant, was able to maintain
it's monopolistic position and extend
on a large scale into new lines of
the farm machinery industry, in part
by the acquisition of some of its chief
rivals in the harvesting machine bust
ness; in part by using its monopolist-
ic advantage in these lines to force
the sale of its new lines; in part by
certain Objectionable competitive
methods, and especially through its ex-
ceptional command Of capital itself
the result of combination. The COM
missioner found thai the value of the
physical properties that were involved
in the consolidation plus the working
capital covered substantially 80 per
cent. of the capital stock issued. SO
there can be no charge of great over
capitalization The earnings of the
company have shown marked in
crease.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
GREEK SHIP is SUNK
BY TURKISH CRUISER
Transport Themistocles Goes Down
Off cassandra Crowded With Sol
diers, Dispatch Says.

Berlin, March IA Constantinople
dispatch to the Frankfort Gazette on
Wednesday said that the Turkish cru
User Haimidji sank the Greek trans
port Themistocles off Cassandra with
great loss of life.
According to the dispatch the troop
ship was loaded with soldiers and all
on board went down with the ship.
Another transport was pursued but
escaped after a long chase.
London, England, March cit was
announced that all the Balkan allies
have individually accepted in prin'
ciple the mediation of the European
powers for the conclusion OF peace
with Turkey. Each of them empha-
sized, however, the necessity for
consultation with the other nations
forming the Balkan league before Civ
ing formal agreement
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
N MEN WHO HAVE Been CHOSEN
BY Mr.. WILSON AS HIS ADVISERS
Is Sketches of the Members of the New Presi-
iehs Cabinet, Nearly All of Whom Have
Achieved National Reputation

Jersey supreme court. Appointed to
the chancery court in 1904, and reap.
pointed by Chancellor Mahlon Pitney.
MR.. M'REYNOLDS, lawyer-Born
at Elkton, KY, February 8, 1862.
Home, New York City. Educated at
Vanderbilt university and University
Of Virginia. Practiced law at Nash
vile, Tenn, many years. Assistant
attorney general of United States,
1903-O7. Afterward specially retained
by government in antitrust cases,
particularly in tobacco and coal trust
suits.
Mr.. BURLESON, congressman and
lawyer-Born at San Marcos, Texas,
June Z, 1858 Home, Austin, Texas.
Educated at Texas A. & M. college,
Baylor university and University OF
Texas. Assistant city attorney, Aus
tin, 1SS5-90. Attorney Twenty-sixth
Texas judicial district, 1926. Mem
Der of congress since 1899, and re-
elected to Sixty-third congress.
Daniels Editor at Eighteen.
MR.. DANIELS, newspaper owner
and editor-Born at Washington, N.
c., May IS, 1852 Home, Raleigh, n
c. Educated in Wilson On. CO. Col
legiate Institute. Editor of Wilson
IN. CD Advance at eighteen, of Raj
eigh State Chronicle, 1885, and Raj
eigh News and Observer since 1894.
Democratic national committeeman
for North Carolina
MIR. LANE, lawyer-Born on Prince
Edward Island, Canada, July Is, 1854.
Educated at University of California.
Practiced law in San Francisco. Can
didate for governor of California 1902
Member of interstate commerce com.
mission since 1906 and at present
chairman.
MR.. HOUSTON, university chancel
lor-Born at Monroe, N. c., February
II, 1866. Home, ST. Louis. Educated
at South Carolina college and Har-
ward university Dean of faculty Uni
versity of Texas, 1S99-19O2 President
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
MEX|CANS FIRE
ON U. s. SOLDIERS
Second Skirmish Occurs on Bor-
der at Douglas, Ariz.
REWARD FOR MADER0 DEATH
Major Who Was in Command of Es-
cort When President Was Killed
Is Given Honor in Recu-
lar Army.

Douglas, Ariz., March ga second
Bkirmish occurred between the Ninth
cavalry troops and Mexican federal
soldiers from Aqua Prieta, across the
international border, one and one-half
miles southeast of Douglas on Tues
day.
Mexicans to the number of so fired
on the border patrol at distance of
$50 yards.
In answer to hurry call troops E
and F and machine gun platoon of
the Ninth cavalry were rushed to the
place where the Mexicans had fired on
the patrol squad A rapid-fire gun was
put in immediate operation, in addition
to hot rife fire.
The Mexicans returned the fire with
spirit, but soon retreated. Whether
any Mexicans were killed or wounded
Is not known. None of the American
troopers were hit.
Each insisting that the troops of the
others command began the skirmish
Sunday between Mexican federal
troops from the Aqua Prieta garrison
and soldiers of the Ninth cavalry. Col
onel Guilfoyle and General Ojeda stood
firmly on their declarations.
The American army officer declared
that his men will shoot to kill" If the
border patrol is interfered with. The
Mexican general asserts that his men
did not begin the firing and that, If
proven, he would execute anyone
guilty of beginning the trouble.
There is much excitement here, the
city authorities considering establish
ing special guard. There is an un-
usual number of Mexicans in the
American town and much excitement
among them.
Mexico City, March 6.-Major Car
denas, who was in charge of the escort
of Francisco Madero and Jose Pine
Suarez on the day they were killed,
was promoted from the rural guard to
the same rank in the regular army.
A general inclination to recognize
General Huerta's administration is be-
ing manifested by the rebels In all
parts of the republic.
Many of the rebels, however, display
constituencies in regard to the amnesty
bill to be discussed by the chamber
which they say wrongly implies their
defeat.
A telegram received by his business
associates states that Frank Horace,
an American real estate dealer Of Co
lima City, has been killed by Mexicans
at Coalcoman, in the state of Michoa-
can, where he had gone on business.
No details of the killing are given
San Antonio, Tex, March 6.-After
a horseback journey of 900 miles at
tended by several narrow escapes
from death Emilio Madero, reported
dead half a dozen times and Raoul
Madero, brothers of the late president
of Mexico, have reached San Antonio,
Hermosillo, Mexico, March PRO
yisional President Huerta's govern
ment was repudiated by the congress
of the state of Sonora, which called the
people to arms, and this city, the
capital, is surrounded by cannon to
repel an attack by federal troops.
Sentiment is growing for the seces-
sion of Sonora and CoahuiIa from
Mexico and the formation of an indie
pendent republic.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
GERMAN WARsHlP is SUNK.
Sixty-Six Lose Lives When Cruiser
Runs Down Torpedo Boat.

Heligoland, Germany, March G.
~ixty-si.. of the crew of the German
torpedo boat SITS were drowned
when the little vessel was rammed by
the cruiser Yorck in the North sea.
Among the dead are the commander
of the torpedo boat, Lieutenant Koch,
and his first officer. The surgeon and
engineer and fifteen men of the crew
were saved. The torpedo boat sank
Immediately.
Torpedo boat destroyer SITS was
one of the newest destroyers in the
German fleet 1t displaced 636 tons
and carried complement of eighty
four officers and men. SITS was re-
turning during the night from ma
Eeuvers in which it had participated
with the German battleship feet, the
cruiser squadron and sixty-four other
torpedo boat destroyers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
Genius Made by Hard Work.

DIR. Alexis Carrel. seated in the
smoke-room of the Victoria Luise, was
enthusiastically hailed by brother
physician
what genius you are" Thus
the brother physician ended long
eulogy.
But Doctor Carrel smiled and SAID:
"A genius, Ell? Well, at his villa ID
Biarritz, Sarasate was once called
genius by famous critic. But Sar-
asate frowned and shook his head.
CA genius!' he said. For thirty
seven years I've practiced fourteen
hours a day. and now they call me
genius,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
swEARs THAw is NOT SANE.

Acting Superintendent Asserts 1t
Would Be PeriIous to Free Him.
Albany, N. Y, March 5.-Harry K.
Thaw. slayer of Stanford White. is
still of unsound mind and his release
from the Matteawan state hospital
would be dangerous to the public and
safety, according TO an affidavit made
on Monday to Attorney General Car
mody by Dr. Ray L. Leak, acting SUI
perintendent to the hospital
The affidavit will be used as the
states return to the writ of habeas
corpus obtained last Saturday. direct
ing the state to produce Thaw before
Justice Giegerish in New York Thurs
day and show cause why Thaw should
not be given his freedom
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
NEW NlckELs PASS FOR SIS.

Puebloan GiIds Coins and City Flood
ed With Spurious Gold Pieces.
Pueblo, Colo March 6.-No sooner
had the new nickels with the buffalo
head on one side and the Indian on
the other reached here than food
of spurious five dollar gold pieces in
vaded the city. Some enterprising
citizen had gilded the nickels and ow-
ing to their similarity to the gold they
passed readily for them
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
"sTAGeER HUMANITY" is CRY
British Suffragettes to Embark on I'm
precedented Militant CAMPAIGN.

British Suffragettes to Embark on Un-
precedented Militant Campaign.
London, March 6--President Krue-
gers threat at the opening of the
Boer war to 'stagger humanity has
been adopted by the suffragettes who
will shortly embark on militant
campaign unprecedented in its thor
oughness. The organized raids on
parliament are to be resumed when
commons reassemble; attempts will
be made to kidnap members of the
cabinet. and startling pyrotechnic
display is to be made from the stran-
gers gallery during the debates.
A warning has been issued from
militant headquarters that historic
buildings are in imminent peril.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12

Secretary OF Treasury-William G.
AAdoO Of New York.
secretary Of War-Lindley NJ. Gar
iSn Of New Jersey.
Attorney General-James Mercy
pads Of Tennessee.
Postmaster General-Albert Burle-
rl Of Texas.
Secretary of the Nayy-Josephus
.alies Of North Carolina.
Secretary Of the Interior-Franklin
Lane of California.
Secretary of Agriculture-David A.
iialston of Missouri.
Secretary Of Commerce-Represent-
sFe William C. Redfield of New
lrE.
SscFetary Of neutrality-suspicious.
'liiam B. Wilson of Pennsylvania.
Records Of Cabinet Members.
All members of the new cabinet
a'e records in official life. The
-a events in their careers follow:
aR. BRYAN, publicist and editor
wa al Salem, H.. March 10, 1860.
-.4e Lincoln, Neb Educated at IL
-0s College. Democratic candidate
4 President Of the United States,
W. 1900 and 1908. Served in Span
SlAllefican war. Made trip around
.lo IN 1905. Member of Fifty-sec-
-s and Fifty-third congresses.
@h. AADOO, lawyer and railroad
y'llent-Born near Marietta. Ca,
a0'eC 81, 1853 Home. New York
y Practiced law in Tennessee and
'' York. Builder of first tunnels
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12

!, .s;,gton - President Wilson's
W., contains one more portfolio
Z those of his predecessors. As
=, his last official acts retiring
...iJsrt Taft signed the bill Great
10 department of labor, with a
bnet portfolio.
resident Wilson'S cabinet, as sent
:. senate on Wednesday. is as
.g1gs
secretary of state-William Jen-
Il: Bryan of Nebraska.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
NEW YORK CENTRAL FINED.

Pays $4,000 for Failure to Observe
Demurrage Rates.
Buffalo, n Y. March Ga fine of
$4,000 was imposed on the New York
Central railroad in United States court
for failing to observe published rates
of demurrage at East Buffalo. The
fine was paid. A stipulation was also
filed disseminating SO actions against
the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
and the New York, Chicago & St.
Louis railroad for violations of the law
in connection with cattle shipments.
The railroads paid $4,000.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
Mrs. Pankhurst coiIapses.

London, March Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst, leader of the suffragettes.
has broken down completely She has
cancelled all engagements and gore to
Paris for long rest
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
WILL PRINT SCOTS DIARY.
Widow Says She Has Excellent ard
Complete" journal.

London, March 6.-The entire jour
nal of the late Capt. Robert F. Scott,
who lost his life in the antarctic. will
be published by Smith, Elder & CO.
Lady Scott has telegraphed to mem
Der of that firm that she has her hus-
bands diary in her possession am
that it is excellent and complete"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12

ssdsou hudson river. President of
ana Manhattan railroad.
Nm others Famous in Law.
.!srs~ GARRISON, jurist-Forty-nine
sons va Born at Camden, N. ].
ssn, 4isFchantyille, N. j. Son of
"a ~, Clergyman. Brother OF JUS
"AFies G. Garrison of the New
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12


Washington University, st. Louis,
since 1908.
Former Miner in Cabinet.
Mr.. REDFIELD, member of con-
gress and manufacturer-Bor at Al
bany. N. Y, June Is, 1858. Home,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Educated in public
schools. Engaged in iron and steel
manufactures since 1888. Served IN
Sixty-second congress.
MR.. WILSON, former miner and
member OF congress-Born at Blan-
tyre. Scotland, April 2, 1852. Home
Blossburg. Pa. Came to United States
1870. Educated in public schools
Miner from 1S71-9S. Member OF ma,
tional executive board which organ
lied United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea, 1890. Member of congress since
1907. Author of bill creating depart
ment of labor.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-03-12
AMBASSADOR WILSON QUITS.

envoy to Mexico Asks President to
BE Relieved of Post.
Mexico City, March 6.-Henry Lane
Wilson, American ambassador to Mex
leo. sent his resignation to the presi-
dent OF the United States
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22

bet tr9ngte ne6 | Roffinrlmmet og
iIuffeoe SIoen unoer aeoIerne.
Sem Elmer ienere begpn0te eli.
bet at ipnfe, og ri opgoo oa alt
Snab."
s nogen Gfltano boooe De Iet
en- Camper, men anptoinen troeoe
life, at ben funoe babe noeen W1e.
ming ON ben Situation, boori
g8oImer" befonOt fig; TIL oen fom
L boert 6olo life nGrmere, og ioo
bar oct, ban CAB 0rore til at i9t.
te Den i6rite 9aoo no. 9enne bleo,
Iom obenfor meooelt, fnuit.
Gen anoen 9oao fGntreoe, og
oa ieg ioo no eiter Den, iaa ie9
iefs WonO flpnge iig til oens asl.
Gen oren mi bort fra o8olmer"
90 ieg iprong ooer 9oro og ipem.
meOe ben til Den. 8i fit Den poo
ret Sol og froOleoe op / ben. 9e.
item umiooeIbort efter iaa oi Dol,
mer" iDnfe. 8i gioroe forgGbes
5orisg pna at nao Den nn6en Gam.
per, mems @6rfet foGot paa."
ga bar oct. mine 5olf begnnott
at o." iagoe 9optaiuen, mems
Toorerne perleoe neo 40 bans ain.
DER.
oen efter ell naatte De gioe op
inotiI tim 10 al os bar / 9ioe.
unOer en- ~forfGr6eIig Storm mel
8oroen og 9Dn ion bi peo Sfpre.
al 9DnaIimtene TO 8ompere, ION
pasiereoe os uoen at ie noget ii
os, Der beianot Os paa @rauieu a
5ortpioIeIiens 8anbio.
vi baooe ingen aorcr % int
8ano, og iiaor oi prepe6e pao a
faa en- gi0 9reo irem al Tan
fen, iIoe Seen oct no al Sqn
oerne pao os. 8i lao neo / 9aooen
nGiten / gouO til SaIien -
SeIe ben nqite Dag orep Ri ON
og Ratten fon6t os / Den Iommer
isrgeIige 3illtan6. = gi iegte a
o9ffe os, ion eoot bi frnoe. meo c
Stpffe SeiI6ug, oo ieg tror nGiten
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22

9anif 9nmper f%Orlift. Slleoag
er ben oanife Camper .8olmer" ,
tiIb. Geoeriet p@orm", iunfet %
eng. Mil @. I. S%ciIlepserne (be-
Ii9oen6e ipooeit for engInnos ipb.
neitIige Spios. Sands gno"). Sfi-
BET bar pao Heiie ira Smaniea t..
0i55o, oa 9ugerne fnuiteS al en-
hoIofom 81. Gen fsrite Heonines-
bno6, iom iottes no, ienoeriloees,
og DC s Wono, iom bar / ben,
orufne6e ole. De onoen 9ono f9n-
treoe ogioa; men bet lDffeoes Dog
for 5olfcne at fao ben pao ret
ael igen. auptoinen iprang ooer
goro og ipBmme0e ben til 8odoen,
Der forloo Sfibet al. A Sufeoogs
Gftermi60ng meo s Wono ON goro.
s 2ebet al Rotten osoe /. WnIfin-
meter, booreiter 2iget folteoes /
Seen. 1. Stprmono bleo plitoielig
gal o9 ioriegte at fbGle 9nptainen,
men og6e ieIn fort efter. aae s
Wono 6eoe meo llnotageIie of
aapt. grbeh og Rotros 2uoni9
9roeiipit3, Der er (. / aieI. De bIer
taoet CD al en- 3rotpIer oq fert
mo t. 8en3once / GnaIono.
aaptajn grbedI fortGner ifig.
oGoiIp 9en5":
San ieileoe no S~uIeoften / itGrl
Storm ioroi ban frpgte6e for, al
ban efter SuIeoa9ene life itill6C
funne faa fit Rou6ifab iomlet.
ogeiret bar no9enIunoe," fort.
Iptter aoptaiucn, oinotiG ri po8iere.
DC SciGD SsIono 5oret 81. s SuIe.
often. IA begpnote pi Of feIe Den
frngteIige atlonterbaositorm / belC
fin 8pIoe, og pi mootte boloe fuIf
Damp for operbooeoet at flnnC
Itpre.
llofbruot fempeoe ni meo Bel
ret, men 81. 1920 auoeu SuleOagE
Gormiooag, 90 oi oor omtrent 25
NiI Spo for Sciap. 2erne. brsf
en- ubpre e. ooer goro og feieoC
alt bort al D9ffet, req SfoniefI9b'
ningen op oa fnuite 2ueerne. Ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22

at oct bar oct, Der re0oeoe port
2io.
vi leo banpittigt al Eerit, og
min SioeIiesfeae oiloe iuge pao
Seilet for at opnoa nogen Gin
bring, men ieo fit bonn Dog ira oct.
5 Steoet inOiamleoe ni 9tegnOraa-
Der i bore buIe S9noer, % oermeO
bGoeoe oi bore 2eber. -
5srit Den fel9enoe 5ormiO0ag
oeo 10.Gi6en bleo goooen iet al
Den reooenoe oSbis g."
ct. Sbomas' .Snbn. arbei0et
oeo Sapneanl9get er ifIg. s8an.
Ri. oe uoe." ooeroraeet 5irmaerne
%. s. Monber9 og 5. SaobDe &
8. 2erde; oct oeItinoiife aomp. bill
ielo Ieoere Noterialerne, % @ntre-
prenererne iaar alene til Irbeios-
len 100000 SIR. I'll Oftbr. / aor
blioer en- Gel al 9apneanleget reoe
til at toges / 9rue, o9 belle Qrbei.
oct ifol bore f9roig / 1914. Sore.
lgbig oil man fun uofsre ben iDo-
lige Salnoel of Saoneonl9get. Wtan
oil oeroeo fao Ell 9oipIaOs al 1000
5o0s 9eng0e, og Der oil ooeralt
blioe % 500 gono. Baa oct bag
aoien opfplote 8errRn lGgges 9ul.
plaoier, Olieciiterner Iomt en- GGffe
8ofbuie. aoien foribnes meo to
itore auIfraner, iaaleoes iom oi
fenoer BENT fra bore Itgrre aulpIao-
Ter oeo aebenbaon, iomt en- Rpffe
minore 8orefraner.
Som man buffer, oil DER fore
lebig life bIioe bDgget en- itor
5lg0eoof, i6et man oroner zig meo
3opaI WaiI, iom / 5oroeien bar
en- 5lpoeoof og ct 3eparationsb9rf.
iteo Oernoe; Sfib5reparotioner ifal
iaa uoi6res Der. geo BET pIanIogte
arbeiOe blioer Der glaoS til en-
boIo SneS 9ompere 40 @angen.
ollie De leoenoe 8looier neo ar.
beioet, ogioo De fagIprte Grbeioe.
res, ifal beigtteS meo 0anifere, me.
oens man bill BRUCE Qegere til Del
9robere arbeioe. Sonnen er p%roief.
teret al Sng. 81. Sen, en- Ssn a
8rooit S. aIminoe, og en- 9rooer.
ieu Of 2anostingsmanoen; 8. ifoI
ogioo leoe a%rbeioet.
5bnO Glcftriciteien foitcr 9anoet
Dm oenne Soe bar 6orm. for @Ief
tricitetsfommiSlionen, Brof. 9unf
notalt fig beo et 5oreorag / Hing,
iteo. Boo 2oGmo bar Ser Gale on
at bpege Ell StorcentroI for Zen
Sanfen gennemfsrtes life, og | Ste
oct for fom ca. 80 minore 89rfer
Der bar foitet omfring 8 Min. Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22

SCI. Id paa @moeen.@erooromer
Waeo Warinebiplanet foretoe Bre-
mierIsitnant $oecf en- Reffe Sniao-
flponineer, og ulricb Birch bonos
efterbaanoen II af aeronnitiitSek
ifabs Weolemmer iom Yasiagerer
paa tit 8iplm. @noeIig foretog
Birch meb SIpoeren geter NieIieS
fom Rosiaeer en- Cur no oner Cum
oct, boor 8ircb III. .0att." ct Dies
bIif itpreoe SIooemaifinen iaa tad
neo til 8anofIaoen, of 8ipIanet5
ISiul oanneoe Striber | 8anoet.
Otter bette lille &unititpffe og-
ter De to Slppere en- Dag at eoa pac
!Soet pr. SIpbemaifine. ~
i~tszFsSSF w -
Sulst @obs. @ooseier Bong bar
iolgt .gatbrinebierg" / SeneeIsfe
Sogn meo tiIberenoe @oos, booriin.
Der bsrer SeneeIsie 9irfe og Co
tbrinebiere Mple, til Snipeftsr
9run Of 4~ebenbaon for $4,000
SIR. llroer Sobeo9aaroeH berer 63e
3or. 2ano, UNDER Goblet t05 Cor.
2ano. Ger er / alt ca. 81 Cor. Sort
form.
OOerbetjent 0icIIcns Sn6ilGnm
8 Gnleoning af Ooerbetieut q
.@ieIiens % aars SubiIGum / aor.
bus BoIitis &ieneIte Inrnleoes ole
9oIitiets ob~eror0eneOe @mbeos.
memo og ale tienItefri 9etiente
9ptoorSoog al. 1 / GooobusioIen
Boitmeiter @oIl boIot ber en-
inilf Gale for Sltbiloren oe ooer.
rofte bom en- MISUNDERSTANDING
fra amtet og en- Penae9aoe, %
9%oIitiosiiItent Souerbocb operrof.
te bom ct @uIoubr % en- 99neitoL,
Der bar tilneiebroet beo en- Sn0.
iamGine inbenfor YoIitiforpiet.
@n SDr 9aabeb. On Monter g
Der biitnof life bar gan,
fife eoru, beitee forleoen aften |
Goaobe6 en- tom Mlitomobiloroife.
Der bolbt uoen for en- gienoom poo
Cor. 8oulenoro | asbenbopn, me.
oens Gbalfferen bar oppe | Glen.
oommen. Rpppe bar imiolertt6
9roifen fommen | Gang, for ben
terlleoe moo en- 2pgtepnl, Der
fnGffeoe. Den Ietiin6ige Monter
moa MI iii. .Hott." betnIe Sfaoen
poa 9roifen meO 200 Ser, oe 2pg.
ten .meb 80 Ser, og laa fnar ban
ioetens en- MuIft open | asbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22

SuIeoae afeit Oberit 5. 6.
Scbistt beo De6en. S5 glar 81. San
baboe | ben fsrite iIespieife 9rio
oeltoget / aampene neo Rpbel oe
Dpbbsl. Sreoericia.S Ioeet og Siteo-
Slaget 90 bar | 1864 iom 8aptain
meo | 9pbbsls Sorioor oe / Slaeet
ben IS. &priI. San bar 8iooer al
Dbe. oe 9bmo.
= Sbb. Sfoleinipefter, Yrofes'
for Sc. 81. ScneefIotb er i'll. n8ieet"
4. Suleoag8 Mor9en afeaoet beb
OGDEN efter Ieneere Sios Spaee-
|li9beo, 63 Gor 81. San bar 6or-
mano for 9onifI9rerforeningen /
aebenbabn.
Spi- % 9abbanSe. On 8eIge al
De iioite Cages uroliqe 8eir / 0oro.
og giterieen bite fig i'll. n9ott. "
2. Suleoog / en- rioenoe Stren
gennem S6benbonn8 9opn, efbef5-
Genoe of @oro oa Spo, oo mart
ipttenoe Itore @anomosier inc,
mart ia9enoe oiSie 8an6nlosier til,
bage. 0m Morgcnen lteg 8anoet
betDoeligt, men bar SCI. II foloet
laa meget, at oct finn bar 26 Gtm.
ooer oaoliQ 8an0iton0. gIlereoe 81
moolteS imiolertio Is Gtrn.; FAC
ionOt &on0et paanD og bar ST. 8
aften finn "a Gtm. 9oonD ifiite.
De Str6mrnen, og 8nnoet lteg &l
/ til 81 Gtm., bnorefter oct otter
beg1note at inloe.
Seloiebis foraoriogeoe Strem.
men ineen Rabage / Saonen, on
0ogen 10 bar en- for Sfibsfarten
itille Dag.
Gn StnOentcrs 2%aane6anf. On
in9ber 9reos of @fooemifere bolot
i'll. y4bb." forIeoen Meoe / &sben.
boon, bpor man orsfteoe MuIigbe.
Den for OpretteIie at en- Stuoenter.
bonf, Der bopeoiaeelie ifilloe fun
qere iom 2oonebanf ior Stiioenter
og ifaffe trrneenoe Stunoenter bill.
lige Stuoieloon. @onfens Gapital
man fig tiIoeiebroet neo fri.
@oper eler rentefri 2oon
el1er SiIiflto of offentlige Mibler.
acknowledgements ifliloe eeres iu.
rioiif binoenoe, og mon biloe anita.
geIig forIauee 4aition. 8ilfoarene
biIoe bfibe De lp1mpeIigite 90 &en.
ten biHieit miligt.
Sra SlbpcpIabien. Der bar Sire.
bag ben OF. Dec. bGret fleiet fra