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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-06-19
Matter of Judumen MT

80 You suspect thar men are quick
er of judgment in practical matters
than wonem*" asked her friend of the
middle aged Npinster
Yes" replied Miss Cayenne. Men
have needed the warning of the news
papers ANA quit buying gold bricks. but
women continue to marry for money"
Philadelphia Ledger.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-06-19
It's Smart For Summer.

a rich rose shade between cherry and
cerise has been named IN honor of Miss
Eleanor Wilson. the daughter of PreSi-
dent Wilson. ana this shade prom
Uses to be very popular during the com
ing season. especially With the dark
eyed young women. to whom it is espe-
cially becoming The dainty gown OF
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-06-19
Free Drinks For Chlckens.

Kansas Clty.-A dozen chickens in "A
coop 1T the city market we're deuged
by broken jug Of whisky As the
jugs contents tricklcd toward the gut.
ter the chickens stuck their heads
through the Stat. Of the coop ard sip.
ped the liquor soon aftcrward the
ROSTERS began 10 crow nojsly, the pul.
let's Tapped their wings and It was evil
dent all tine fowls were drunk
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-06-19
Application for Liquor Sellers
iCenSe

re the Mayor and Common Council Of the
city Of Mineral Point:
The undersigned reSilectfully requests that a
license he issued to MIN for the sale of torment
ed, malt, vinouS and spirituous liquors at his
saloon in the city of Mineral Point. situated in
the Agnes Fischer building on south side of
High street on part of lots numbers ), and n,
Nliet'S survey, city of Mineral Point Wis. and
that he will keep and maintain an orderly and
well regulated saloon or house
My bondsman is The Title Guaranty \ Surety
Company
Dated June ). 1918. WILLIAM HACK III
In presence of Joseph j. Fielder and Anna l..
James.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-06-19
Expected $50 600, Got Nothing.

Aurora. III Heir, Of Charles Tae-
gee. who died nine ycars ago. found
the key to q safety deposit box which
had not been opened for twcnty-niue
years In the recess they discovered
win which deprived them Of the
$4,000 estate which thoy had expected
to inherit Taegco left his property 20
relatives will get nothing
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-06-19
He l4ad a Suggestion.

4 Sunday school class Has studying
a missionary lesson, and the teacher
kimos She said.
II have read an article by traveller
among these people, and 1t is the duty
Of the E>kimn'> wife 10 chew her hus-
band, Clothes 10 keep thom soft aud
rlabi", as the skins get stiff and
therefore woman is chosen accord
iu4 90 her chewing ability. every man
eIdcayoring 10 get wife with strong
teeth
One little boy With look of intense
nausea on his face. blurted out:
why don't they get EN- billy
ggatF'-- National Food Magazine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-06-19
BREAKS HIS WOODEN LEG.
JaiIer Nails II Together So Prisoner
Can Go to WorI<house.

Pittsburgh. ~Jnmes Burns. sixty years
old. giving his home Ms Homestead.
charged with yagrancy. was sentenced
to the worlihousc for thirty days by
Magistrate Iustus Schrocdcl IN the east
end police station
Burns has wooden leg, and while
he WAS in cell another prisoner fell
on the leg ana broke it Burns told
ono OF the turkeys that his leg was
broken, and the officer thought it was
human leg.
When he discovered his mistake no
took the wooden leg and nailed it to.
Gcther 50 that Burns was able to get
to the wOrkhouge
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-06-19

In presence of \. f. Bishop. Ir., and j.
Hutchinson.
New Ulm review., 1913-12-24
Newly Elected Officers of Catholic
Societies of St. George.

At the snnual election of the Young
Ladies' Sodslity of the Catholic
Church of St. George the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Pres, Miss Regina Biebl; Vice
Pres, Miss Regina Epple; Secy.,
Miss Florence Buschard; Treas,
Miss Mamie Walser.
The St. Joseph Society elected the
following officers: Pres, john Stip-
pei; Vice Pres, Albert Huelskamp; 1st
Secy., B. j. Vetter; End Secy., Henry
Biebl; Treas, Jos. A. Vetter; Trus-
tees, Math. Walser, John Liebl, Jr.,
Jos. Green; Messenger, upper district,
John Liebl, Jr; lower district, Fred
Klingler.
The members of st. Benedict Court,
@. q. F. elected the following officers;
G. R., Anton Hellmer; v. G r., Nick
Jutz; Recording Secy., Albert
Schlumpterger: Fin. Secy., Joseph
Kienlen; Treas, Frank Lang; Trus.
tees, Geo. Palmer, JOS. Huhn and
Anton Frsnta; Marshalls, Louis In
hofer and Alfred Altman; 1. s. Bla-
sius Ranweiler; O. s., Arthur Miller.
New Ulm review., 1913-12-24
Wedding Bells

Yesterday afternoon at Four
O'clock the marriage of Miss Alma
Hahseloruck and Jocob Laven both
of this city was solemnized at the
Lutheran Parsonage, Pastor Albrecht
Officiating. Mss Hshselbruck was
accompanied by her sister Anna. and
Otto Burk acted as best man. The
bride is the second daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hahselbruck who
live on South Broadway and Mr..
Laven 10 an employe of the Esser Lii
quor Company. Until the past month
he has been employed in Manksto
where Miss Hahselbruck has spent the
past five years. They will make their
home here and have rented rooms over
the Pfefferle Millinery Store where
they will begin housekeeping at once.
The wedding was q quiet one. Wit.
messed only by the bridal party. The
bride was dressed in --hite serge aud
the bridesmaid wore an ecru voile.
Both carried carna ions A wedding
supper was served at tue home Of the
brides parents during the evening.
New Ulm review., 1913-12-24
Cambria News.

There will be Christmas tree and
program at tho Methodist Church
Wednesday evening and Thursday
afternoon and evening there will be
the usual Xmas exercises at the Con.
greg ational Church. .ser74ss
Miss Eleanor Price who was recently
operated upon at Loretto Hospital Is
recovering nicely. She spent last
week visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. +.
Davis at Lake Crystal.
A few days ago Dan W. Harris
purchased from Ira Chapman 200
acres about two miles south of
Cambria village for $4,000. Mr..
harris intends to get renter for the
farm. -4 49,.
Miss Ella Jones left for PasAdens,
Cal, last Saturday where she Intends
to spend the winter.
The people IN this vicinity would be
very glad il the s!'New Ulm Rural
Telephone Co." would supply them
with telephone directories as it would
save much time and trouble.
Owen Owens has had his residence
remodelled.
New Ulm review., 1913-12-24
SOUR, ACID sT0MACHs,
GASES OR INDIGESTION
Each "Pape's Diapepsin" disests 5000
grains food, ending all stomach
misery in five minutes.

Time it,. In five minutes all stom.
ach distress will go. No indigestion.
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid. or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for it's
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
1t is the surest, quickest stomach rem
edy in the whole world and besides it
is harmless. Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by getting a large
fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize IN
five minutes how needless 1t is tc suf-
fer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder. It's the quickest,
surest and most harmless stomach
doctor in the world.
New Ulm review., 1913-12-24
10 CENT 'eCAsCARKTe"
n BILIOUS OR CosTIvE
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and eoWe1s-They
work while you sleep.

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, 1ndiges-
tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filed with undi-
gested food, which sours and ferments
like garbage in swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold misery-indi-
gestioa, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin, mental fears, everything that Is
horrible and nauseating A Cascaret
tonight will give your constipated
bowels a thorough cleansing and
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a 10-cent box
from your druggist will keep you feel
Ing good for months.
New Ulm review., 1913-12-24

Stephen Merkel of Florence, s. D,
spent the past week here with rela-
tives.:
Andrew La Bert purcha hased fine
new piano for his home one day last
week.
Chas. Palmer and family spent
Sunday with Sleepy Eye relatives.
George Klein has been seriously i'll
at his home the past few days. His
many friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
Miss Leila Pickle is spending her
vacation At the home of her father.
Miss Lydia Battig visited with her
sister Mrs. Paul Falk in Sleepy Eye
last week.
Mrs. F.. A. MARITIME returned to her
home in Sleepy Eye Monday after q
weeks visit with her son George and
family. .
New Ulm review., 1913-12-24
NATURES WAYS ExPAlNED

"Why We Have Two Eyes and Two
Ears" 90 the subject Of the lecture Of
Prot. David 8. Swenson Of the Phi.
iosophical Department Of the 9tate
University, under the auspices Of the
| Young Mems Club OF the Methodist
Church last Wednesd - evening, drew
| large crowd Of interested listeners.
The speaker 6rst took up the subject
| 81 the purpose Of Two cars instead OF
| one and showed that two separate or
gans are necessary to enable : listener
to localize sound. He drew COMPARE
sons between the hearing ability of
human beings and the lower antmals
and showed that ths latter becsuae Of
their lower grade Of mentality need to
be better equipped with ply sical func-
tioas and therefore are capable Of
hearing better than the average human
can and can adjust the position OF
their ears to accommodate sound bet
ter than persons can. Speaking then
about the purpose Of having two eyes,
Prot. Swenson showed that the reason
for this is similar. With only one or
gan of sight it would be impossible to
get proper sense of distance, size,
ETC., Of objects viewed and all sense Of
perspective would be lost. Persons
Who have lost the sight Of one eye,
can, of course, still judge distances %
when they had the sight Of both eyes
but that is because the mind has
learned to Judge from having had the
use Of both organs. The talk proved
very interesting and Was given In such
fashion that any listener could sasily
it. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
9cherer and the Ladies Chorus Of the
Church furnished the musical num-
bers. The next Lecture will be given
lome time early In January bE Rabbi
Riypias of Mt. lions Jexish Conere-
cation Of St. Paul. The topic end
date will be announced more deanieely
next week
New Ulm review., 1913-12-24
Golden Gate.

The Misses Weir left Friday for
their home in Vernon Centre, where
hey will spend their vacation.
Louis Stratte was taken to Rochester
sT1e 6rst of the week where he was
operated on for appendicitis.
A;arge crowd was present at the
dance given at the hall Saturday
evening. An enjoyable evening was
spent by all.
Jas. MCGOWAN of Morton called on
relatives here Thursday.
Several from this vicinity attended
the play "Back to the Farm" given at
the High School Auditorium in Sleepy
Eye Wednesday evening.
New Ulm review., 1913-12-24
Courtllnd

A Merry Christm.s and Happy
New Yesrto all. n.
Mat Engesser and Robert Rawlings
OF ST. Peter were pleasant callers here
one day last week.
William Mass went to Chicago las,
week TO visit with relatives.
George Huss visited 10 North
Dakota last week.
Mrs. Christ Arndt attended the
funeral OF her sister, Miss Lena
johnson, Who was shot and killed at
Minneapolis last week.
Frank Reinhart went TO Mankato
Saturday on . business trip.
John Rockvsm Vas : business caller
at New Ulm Friday
The Christmas entertainment held
here in the school house Thursday
evening was very good. On account
of some of the scholars being sick the
full program could not be carried out,
but even at that it was very good and
much credit is due the teachers Miss
Jennie Arndt and Miss Martha Rae
deke. The crowd was 50 large that
some could not find room even to
stsnd and turned buck home.
The box socisble held at the school
house in Dlst. No. Al Friday evening
Vas very we'll attended and Was big
success.
E. g. Etter Was on the sick list last
week.
John Gabriel Of Underwood was
pleasant caller here Saturday.
G. NJ. Loomis. poop. OF the meat
had four mon picking poultry
Ior him. His son Baruie is here and
;akea ~ active part in the business.
Ha II bright and honest young man. 1
Give them : trial on shsteser you
10 90 for sale.
New Ulm review., 1913-12-24
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt gra-
titude to all the kind friends who
helped ussin our great and sudden be-
reavement. at the death of our beloved
wife anG mother. Especially We thank
the pall-bearers, those who sent
flowers and Father Schlinkert for his
words.
pd A. J. SCHRAMM and children
New Ulm review., 1913-12-24

ssWho's desd?" be inquired of the
corner grocer, who was standing near
his door gazing at the funeral process
sion. "Chon Schmir," replied the
grocer. "John Smith! You don't
mean to say John Smith is dead?'
"vell, by golly, vot you dink dey
doing NIT him-practicing, hey?'
New Ulm review., 1913-12-24
Records Of all flre in

f{gf -'S>-'. '-'f-' : n sSAA M A4GONA0.
surance companies show
that during the month Of.
December the number 81
disastrous fires is in.
creased many fold. This
is Of course due to the
fact that everywhere
stoves and heating plants
are in full blast. \
Another great factor
Il in these conaagrations5 liz
the use of inflammable
materials for the decora-
tions Of Christmas trees
and houses for the Holi-
day Season.
This Christmas in New
Ulm, in the many new
homes erected during the
past summer, will be
gayer than usual. Every
house will be decorated
with the beautiful green
Of the Yuletide. All these
things are highly inaam.
mable and yet without
them Christmas does not
seem right. This brings
UP the question Of pro
lection in case disaster
does arise. This is
where we come in.
Insurance Companies
exist for the purpose Of
taking care Of you in this
particular. Fire Insur-
ance is our especial line
OF protection altho we
write policies of every
nature. At this Christ
mas season we want to
Call your attention only
to the neces sity for
prompt action if you have
not protected your home /
or your place of busi-
ness. Take out a policy
in our company and feel
at ease SO that you can
have the Merry. Xmas
and Happy N 9 "
Year which we ex-
tend to you.
n. AENN|NCSEN
TEL. 1O2
New Ulm review., 1913-12-24
THE MAN WHO NEoLEcTs HIMSELF

When his condition points to kid
ney trouble takes an unwise risk.
Backache, pain and soreness over the
kidneys, nervous or dizzy spells, poor
sleep, are all symptoms that will dis
appear with the regular use of Foley
Kidney Pills. They put the kidneys
and bladder in a clean,, strong and
healthy condition. For sale by all
dealers. Adv.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12
efienOaO. glpt elcftrieitetsuarf /

&iI0luuO. JtUt '
Eriteo. st gleftricitetsn9rf, ION /
CONNER er bIepet anlagt al elettro.
tefnifer Safobien ira a%riitiansfelt,
er MI ioa blot f9roigt. at ale Sti-
er % StaIoe bper aften itraaIer
oeo eIeftriif 9eIpsning. 8Grfet ori-
oes / 5orbinoeIie meo en- Rsae,
iom forriee CONNER bleb bugget
for @%aar0eierne s. 9ranoorit y.
5hieIien. 6. Grams. SIR. 8ino %
U. gbriitianien, Stremmen leoeres
al en- 90 SeItes 9aftalin-W aotor.
InGpaget folter omtrent 1900 Wif.
SpnocrbOrg. 6rm8tBpiten bar
aar 1ennemgonenoe o9ret goo, %
Der nofsres ill. g5lensborg &Uis"
/ oenne 5io ltore Mosier al 6rugt
ira amtet. griierne or ret go0e,
men Dog life iaa itore. iom man
or pant til / De ienere aar. @ooc
Mlaoq6ler er iaaleoes iolgte for
Ell 9ris al ira 3 til : 9enning pr.
9mo. Qooe 6IaifepbIer FOR omtring
peo y Renning pr. 9uno.
Zen irugtrieeite Can / amtet
er nof Den eItIigite Del af Zen
10elneo. MImiteo. asierboIIe oa
aettingifob), bpor man mango Ste
Ser traffer meaet Itore 9gbIebaOer,
Der aiber ell imiif norlia SnotGet
ior oeres eiere. Gnfelte Steoer bar
man / De ienere gar pIontet % on.
lagt ret tore Sruathaper men Oct
ta9er 10 5io, inOen De aror til %
aiber llobntte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12
Qttbos.
otter oaoloing 6olfeblao
Oct 6cllise 9iers".

atbosbierget - Oct iaatalote bel
ii1e 9ierg - bar / Sebet al oct
iioite 4ars Sio ilere @ange oG.ct
paa 3ale, ierit unoer 8olfontris5u,
oa Seianot.2 onfereneen / SonOon
oaiaa orsiteoe oe Spergsmanl, Der
Deorerte 9iergets iremtioige Sfpb.
ne, % ioa MI igen Tor fort SiO II.
oen, oa Der opitoo reliaieie Stri-
oiabeoer. Tom aao GnIeoning iii,
at 3uslano greb inc meo W1ogt "a
ienote ego Wfumfe. Tom 5agoe p9tet
rco III at little Den relieioi- llro,
til Sibirien. % oct ghel!iae9ierg'
aItian / 2ieblitfet mao ii9e5 at 9G.
re nftueIf, fan oct maaif, iTtereS.
iere en- % anoen Of bere liot ON
oenne mprfeIiee arog al 9eroen.
atbos beo o%prinoeIig ct 5orbierg
pna Den sitIigite al De tire 2anotun'
ger. iom oen aalcioiife SnIus ftp.
Der no / oct GgGiife Soo; men Ell
ter 9ierqet fit belle Sonotunseu
9apn. en- al Dem Der bar beisgt
atbos, Tiger mnIenoe ON oct: Som
en- 9araoiiets 2 tiger gierget
atbos irem of 6npet. o9 iom en- Ep.
ramioe refer Den poerite 9iergipios
iig til Ell Ssioe al $3.50 500. 9eo
Solneoaang fan oen les / mango
Nils Cmfreos; ira iaa iierne go.
nc Tom Clpmpen oa 8roia ifimter
man ben: men meoens 9ioen life
er qaaet iporleit ben ooer oisie mint
o%eprroiae Ggne, fer atbos no, om-
trent iom BET iaa no / RiooelnIOe.
rem. aacreoc Den @ona par Oet
I~ilfliatsiteo for Mono. Der bar
tratte al @crOcn og snifeoe at lepe
Reiten al ocres 3io fom Munfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

turIigbis oeioa De Ianae @iiostiene.
tier, Der normoIt uogsr Ell Ereoie-
Del at 9senet. men pao itsrre 5eit-
ooee. oo p9snnenGtterne" tages /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

gria, ippnoer oper enonii ftsrre
Siosrlm; | MISUNDERSTANDING Tan
man Der poo Gtbos boIoes @uostie-
neiter poo f6-t7-24 elmer.
(SIitttcs pno fioite Sioe.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12
Qegenberne

isrer De plolte aloltre tiIboge I'll
a%onitontins lib (a. b. 337), men
oct er ferit meo bet 10. aarbunore.
be, mar fanr biitoriif foit guno
nnoer 5e0oerne. 5 bette aarbun-
6reoe itifteoe ct. a%tbnnaiiis alo'
ifret 2aura. oct melt befenote. Oct
II. aarbunore6e er atbos' 9lom'
itrinqstio; oct oor rimeligpis pod
oenne lib, man gap bet RaDnet bet
beGige 9ierg. aor 1860 itifteoe
Rufeiaminnoet, Der til bette 9ios.
punft hon0e itanet moer Yatriorfen
af aonItantinopeI, en- Slnas alo.
iterrepubIif. s bet feIgenoe gar'
6unoreoe bar 9jereet. paa @runo
of pore poIitiife 9eeipenbe6er, Der
oafaa ereb mo | bets 2ip, 8enitnno
for 5orfdeeIier oe 2oelqggelier,
faa at Munfene flrtteIie appenere.
De til gdpen ON 8eifptteIie. De
fslgenoe Gorbmoreoer brngte otter
8eIiton6 oe rige @ober til gierget;
| bet IA. aorbunoreoe itifteoes life
minore emo fire afoitre og gar
1912 bet file Stonsponifita. Weo
SaIonifis SnbtageIfe 1880 fom
Gtbos nmber 9prferberreosnme
men bets gripiIeeier bIep reipefte.
reoe of SuItmerne. atbos betoIte
9ribut til ben tprfiffe Reserins,
fom iaa tinoo aIoitrene at babe mi.
liter gepogtnine; for Filf0loe al
lSersperi bar aIoftrene fra tiblie
lib pnret befpite6e.
Mtbos Dor fun en- eneite gp, en-
life SnnbeIsbp, aarpos, beliggenoe
inoe | 2anbet. Oct er ct SRripn,
bTonbt onoet foroi man | ben =
bette gnIoer bog notiirlieois ogiao
for belle 2anotungen bperfen
trpffer pna apinber elIer gsrn, ia,
faa mRrfeIigt bet fan Ipoe, Tile
ensong Ssns - Wirnfene er ftren'
ge geeetorionere, npoer bperfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12
ID misfionen
ailiommen. $3.50. "a
ill ssnOoqsffOIens SuIetre Sopon.

aiIiammen $3.50 ~
I'll ssn6oasffOIens SuGetre Sopon
Scr foitterct, ie abI. Rr. 40 Undergraduate. $1,000
@lenmooo. So. D2rs. 6. NieIien >. ............ LOO
Blair, 0ebr, IPrs. Marcus Beef 90. =. =. ........., 250
aennore q. CAT, 1obitbo Ri9eforening :. -. 1000
9roio, gaont. Morie % eIuine 6rpblina =. E. 49,. 300
gaipaca, isis SHs, Dor g. sreIcrs ga6. qaul scnficn, Miis
anna spinOt IN. 25c. gHis Gbriine Senien 81. t5o
ailtommen 49,. $4,000
efOGefosfen.
SCR fOitteret, ie aH. Rr. 45 80. -. -. ......... $45s75
2inofg, Gebr, u. 9nnfen =. .. e.. :. :. #.......... 250
9oInoutb, Moine. enlous @gb. >. -. ... 1000
@recnnine. @icb, Ct qetcrs Wab, 81. Y. 2orfn zoo
@reenuiIe, @deby Ct 9auIi Wg6, GIenrmen @eterim 100
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9reo .2arien, Uaiis aanes aarien. ellen Rsner, SI.
6a aener, anine ebritenfen, Uare esreniai. bo.
u. eoriet Carl ssrenicn, @iis aatc Senfcn, San.
line Senien, Cine airfesanro, Sobanne SiOertien,
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gorfcn, eng. Obrom, Drs. SHOa GieHen bo. So; qot.
S.g4uarup, S.g.Senicn, Sobn anOerien IN. So; eau.
rhs GbrHenien $3.50; 9itor getgen, 8ehr Senfen,
81. Gbriienien, 9eter Qetrien, 0rs. 8. Sole, g2rs.
Socob @eIfn. Ddis Gbrtine Senien, Nils Cora SEN
fen bO. 50; g9iis DPorp Senien, @britian Ssrgenien,
bb. $3.50, @iiS augufta Semen, Better @ieien 6O. ST $50
Si0ncp, gaieb, SmmanleIs @sb:: anbretp 0omb, Wins
9effe, 6. g. Sanien, bo. $t50, $. g. 2arfcn $3.50
Chr. Sanien, Better geren, Sobn 2amb, Carl 2anb,
6. S: @pien, hilbert RieIien. Better eomb, Screen
geterien, Sans anOerien bn. 81; aPrs. 8. gehren wr.
oq Wrs. Gareen bb. SO. apf. $40 =. -. >. NM. 1000
9irammen. $825 e5
Gamfunoets @pI6:
SCR foiteret, fe 0bl. gr. 90, .. .. =. =. ........ 1000
Softer, Rebr. en- un9pnt -. -. =. .......... 400
aiIamrnem 49,. .14oo
Sa~ntbaImisfionen
fgr fDithrt Re abI. gr. A :. -. -. ..... $1,000
9oher, 0ebr, en- un9pnt =. =. -. :. -. 80. 400
gpoupaco, sis, e Billie >. -. :. go. 200
9iHommen SSH 90
9anff ainamisfion
fer foiteret, ie aI. 0r. Al 80. =. .......... $500
Softer, gebr, Ell nnGpnt -. -. ........ 400
elf Sorn, Sn, Wars. y. 6. gopien -. :. ....... 1900
g8mpaco Nis, Miis WorD Senien =. =. -. .... f60
aIinmmen. -. $500
Gen bonffe S~ubanmiSfio | afrifa
asr fuiteret, je aI. CIR. "A i. ............. $1,000
@bicogo, 81, @olgotho Wlgb.s SsnoogsfoIe ....... 500
Waipaca, isis, 3. Billie :. =. =. :. ;. =. ...... 100
9iIontnen 800. $1,000
Blair, gebr, ben 6 Hop, 1918.
Otto SanfenL
aosi f. b T. b. ct. .utb. airfe amerifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

3apifrb. Stor GienbomsbanSel.
I'll. ab.) Onsoag ben 10. Oft foIg.
tie Wifant ariftenien | 5eifel fin
Gienoom, flor 103 6cftar meo
900 Worf Sfottebproi. nben Sc
i9tning og Snpcntor FOR 10000
Worf. aeberen er Den norof1es-
pigffe Qreoitforening".
2sobins. 9rmfnet / ct aar. Boft.
buo aatbs lille ~ aar eamle
Barn en- ben f6. Off, ON eftermio.
baaen, meoens Mo6eren por ipsiel-
fat meb Menssrine, | ct ubepogtet
giebIif eaaet 10 of Sufet oe fol.
ben neo | ct Der ftaaenoe aor BGno
oa brufnet. Oct par beres eneite
Barn.
Gram. etor 1Sbelisbsb blanbt
0reatmrerne. Wnnge 2on6mRno
ber paa Genen bor / ben fiofte Tio
miftet Here Stpffer l1nsfpGg al
Masielbraao og2unseorm. To@aaro.
eiere | 9iiet bar iaalebes miitet
bper 6 Stpffer l1ngfpna af bisie
Speoomme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

Nmfrmp. Sra airfen. Ssnoog
ben ~. OF. ofbolotes ber | Sir.
fen Ssitprabifen. 9aitor MsIIer fra
Otter 2inoet prnoifeoe ODER Ddgers
Eefft, fom ban forfIareoe paa ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-12

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