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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
9urHett runnt.

~ .Ytull9 Reltl Fultl9 StuituIuleu
/ ct. @eters6ora ior iomtlige al.
oe0e G5orer al 6uiet 9ionanom.
SranOing 9ienfiapif. s. 9larts
Zen engelife 6romler ~9loniral
Go9o er Mites itrauoet paa
5troineitangi 0eIe 9eiptningen
omfom
0rounin9 9tleranora fejreoe fin
Su6ilGnn5oaQ oeu ! os. Stil6eo
poo @rlm0 al 9rinic5ie 8ictorios
2uqoom. Set bar so 2lar. iiocn
6lm tom til Gn9lono.
4aa en- itqrft beinroet @o0e
sela repeoe forleoen ell Gpflilt ira
en Come en- @aouotaife meo 10000
2if. llnoer GDfliitcns 3luat oab.
neoe Sa1fen lig imi0lertio, o9 Zen.
acne iolOt no poa &o0en
8e 6pioe @ifinoer9 Gp0aaer.
9r. Steiianioa er aufaumeu til
6nalato ior at uorQte iig til Den
me Gfspe0ition 9litenen Den 10.
os tolte ban eaeoriaiit Selifo6
@onoon
9eo en- feiierlia llfa9 til Oct fius
fife Senat er Der 2tnleoning al
oiiet 8oulanopa f5ubilelm gipet
5inlano forifeuige 9loooe56epi5nin-
ler NJ. a. anpiies 10 0daioncr
finife Mart til Gpiorelie al "a.
natorier
Stalien biGlper 9llbanerne. 9ionl,
p. Qiart5 9ieaeringen hor paolnat
ben itolienifc aoniul 9lualona /
2llbanien at uoOele 6poemiolcr til
4eiolfningen 0iitriftet. hnor oet
bar 6erifet 6unqersnoo paa @rlno
Al ari9en.
2tor @rono Sopan. Eofio. A.
N1ort5 Zen befen0tc @iaa6n @u.
matiu bpor 6oiiet o. 9lriitofratiet
opboloer iia ON 9iuteren, er Gaar
bleprn bienioat al en- poloiont
9rono. Ga 9ronoppieuet neo
0fionot5tio bar @erre oper Sloeu,
nor 9pen nGiten inIoitunoiat poe.
laat 3o Selegroi. og Seleionfor
6in0elien er oi6rlot, fen0eS enonn
inacn Gnfeltbeoer. Gen feiierlige
9iQo hnor Gnfefeilerinoen reiioere-
oe, er reooet.
6loouin0en / Gnglan0. Oct en-
0elife Observation-Disclosures hor
uoitc0t Ell 9efenbtaerelie ON @eQIer
ior ;SlppninQ. SooeobeitenuneIierne
er, at 5lppenoifiner ira llolauoet
finn mao flnpe ino 9on0et oper
en- beitemt anItitrpfning. og at Sc
ifal lonoe 6eiIt 8 0til inoe / Cant
oct. lloenIouoife 9uitifibe ifal 1
6oroeien ino6ente 1iGooclie til @e-
isa. Gnboer 3lppnina meo Mla-
finer oa 9uitifibe oper ct itort
9(ntnI opaipuc Steoer er forbnot
Get grGife 9uoQet. 9ltben 6.
Nlorts. 9c6 1reniirttelieu al 9no-
Qetforilaaet 0ennteretfamretS
0}eoe Gaar erflpreoe 5inonSmi
niiter 9eomibis. at SSnotUaternc
al oe inoireftc Sfotter, troOs Sri
Qen. bar tilire6sitillenoe De sbriar
SfotteinotpQter oiite noqen 9te6.
aan9, men oesno1tet pdr llnoer-
ifl6et finn onilnoet til 9 Mia.
7rofiner Miuilieren irembppeoc,
at DC arnife Stotsobli1otioner no
tereoes heiere Gecenlber 1912 emo
/ inume Mooueo 1911.
Snnfet 5orpe6obaoo 81 Wiono
omfomne. "a ben tnife Eorpeoo-
6ooo g. t7s" 9tntten til 3.
@1ortS benote tiIboac fra en- 9Sot.
encIic blep sen 3 Grnlil 9e. 9.
FOR Selgolano pnaiciIet al bcn itore
arnoier g9orf"
Sorpeoobaooen ionf | 9cbet al
ueqet fort 9io. 9(f ocns So Monog
peirtnina onfoni 67.
arnbicren toa iii. " q iilncp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
@SrGiiocnt @ilion ienbcr
SOnoulcnec.Selcarnm

8oi6ineton 10. MortS. r. 9ru.
iioent 2ilions ierite Sanolina
Gag par at icnoc ct aonbolence.
Telegram til oen gr9ife @nfeoron.
ning. Oct lso inaleoes
oSenoes @loieitpt. 0lgo @eIle.
nernes Gronning. g(tben SEQ er
liaeirem rpitet ober at bore ON Den
frDgtelige 6orbrpoelie, Der er re-
iilIteret aongens 9so, oa iee be.
oioner 0ereS Moieitrt ben fonae.
lige 5omilie % oen erpife gtotion
De 6oreneoe Stoters 9ieDerinas og
6olfs opriotiae 0ieofeIeIie oe no.
trpffer min eeen onbe SDmpoti,
@oooroip @ilion,
9lmerifas 6oreneoe Stoters
asrGiioent."
auna @eoro aeteoc at
trGffe iia G nc.
aebenbnpn II, @lorts. Den
afosoe aong o5eora bonoe SinoC
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
Sra Stormcn andre Steocr.

@prit bar Stormen | Senoags
rniet Der glebroifd, men ogiaa
Soma, Misiouri 5Ginois oe Sn-
oiano bar Storinen asaaifeoae frp.
bet Dire, bDao fslgcnbe forte Oper.
iigt oiier:
Council bluffs, Sa. ia brebte,
Is ianreoe.
9erre Saiite. SnO. "a orabte og
25 iadreoe.
guton, glebr.. i6 orp6te oe 9
iooreoe.
0inIiton, glebr.. 4 brpbtc
Berlin, Rebr, 7 orpbte oo II iao.
reoe.
@Ienipooo, So., 3 orqbte oe 9
idoreoe.
9feola Sa., 2 orGbte os 2 iaa-
reoe.
@eiton, So., 2 orGbte og 2 iaareoe
ct. Soiepb, @o., 3 orebtc.
'SranffOrO, sSno. 2 orabtc,
Grie, SGs.. / orabt
enrIinaton SnO. I Drrbt.
9'cw Cattle, Sup. / Orabt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26

Sneitormen i 9}orge. Gbriitfania,
s. Wiart5 Sneitornen oper9ergens-
banens Soeifiplo opberte @oor ef.
ter at bare oaret ire 9ogn 30.
get ira @ouaeitol, iom har oGret
inoeineet 10 0ean blcb CSaar
bciriet % returnereoe til 9briitio.
MIA SCI. 3,2O Morges. @1au boo-
ber at 5ooet til 6oainaitno ifal
blioe bciriet 9aa oa perotc til
baae til Bergen. SSnliplertio er Der
ct beinnrligt 9fponingsnrbeioe till
baae poo 2iuien @auaeite(. Sal
lin1too 5Sor Senoo9 bliper Der
nrppc Iale ON at lore noaet Soe
op oner ,Si9loet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26

EHNNAiARf -Rf ~FAAAArs DbAAAh5
bige. uitaoiriteoe 0lclohger ira
De oucripsntmcoe 9per Ohio oa
95noiana oi0er idaenoe 0perila9
oper Cab al @enneifelin.
06io:
3aDton 100000.
9iqua (]ipate) $50.
0elomore 5000.
SioueD % 80
Nfi0oIetomn 10 20.
Sanlilton y.
lippeconoe GitD 3-5.
Spreote rs
ciliammcn i Ohio f9t-3.653
Sn6iana:
&eru 200 500.
]}em 6aitle 8
@aiapette 2
Ro6lespille :.
Sprcotc 3.
liIionnum 200 80.
0aolcrtioig 6icntlsic 100000
eicuoonsifooeu ouilaas til $50
Chicago. %. 0laris. = &c iio
itc Cages Sornaooer % geqniaIo
CT 6leOen eiteriitlat al Gueripenl.
ncIIer Misiisiippi-QoIcn en-
lloitrofning, Der npppe 6or bpret
fenot ier Go6et al @lenueifelip
pil maaife noa mqnge Sunoreoer
oa eienoonsto6ci mango 0iillio.
ner Collars.
5ra Canton. Ohio. mel0es, at
Sneie al M}enneifer er orufneoe iom
TeIae al at D}ianliilo0ens og 50.
ranrie 9leierboirs 9pnlninger so
Nil open ior @neu er gennem
bruOt.
4ircfte ira 3ooton mclocs unocr
ionme Cato. at ser Tor IiOen life
fan aipes noaet FORFEIT Ooerilog
oper. 6por mango MenneIfer Ser
or omfomne. men oeres Inl bil
uao op Sunorcoer. maaife 3n.
inner ct 9niin Steoer er Der no.
brnot SloIes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26

aona 9llfonS &elbre0. eu ,5or-
uGrrina2 Ser bar Den ienere 5iD
9noet loriroligenoe fpgtcr ON, at
oct Ifllloe ltoa meQet Odarligt til
neo oeu ipanife aongeS @elbreo,
% iclp ON oiSie 9ipgter areoie.
Der Itaor oet panife Sol uGr, be-
teanes iom itGrft operOrepne. er
oe boo iiffert life belt uoen @rlno-
lag.
Song gllfons Dore er | ioa Sen.
ieenoe tnlenoe not; De bploenoe
SflllOre oa Den ilpbenoe @on9 er
fun enfelte @ionesbpro blonot nlal-
ge onl at aongen longt ira er Juno
og raft Ca at Der oirfeig er
noaet ON Snoffen. fremanor til
Noerlloo al oct sSnftllnL at Der ior
nDli9 eennen1 9solitiet er uoiteot
et itrGnet Sorbuo MOB at toge
2ieblifsiotoaroiier al aonacu, ban
Ter iao onarlia ub. at han life sn.
Fer Of iotoqroiercs.
slloiot aongens nrrmeite I'm.
oineIicr henOer oct, at 0et cr oen
enc Qlniae, Der er itGrft nngre6cn,
'9a ocn fonaelige 6amiIie ifnl uare
nleaet rngItelia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
SSOeriUDmmclie
/ S9iO.
6u 0iGnsOc Neuncifcr OrnfucOe

Chicago, 26. @iorts 6orele.
bioe uitooiriteOe 0lclohlger ira
De oreriDenneoe 9per Ohio oa
sSnoiana oi0er ialaenoe 0perilo9
oper 1a6 al @enneifelin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
@onItoatin i0rracr SrDifob.

9lt1en y Q}arts. Song SION
itantiu aila90c i @aor Iroitabsco
ION @rafenlanos aouac I 9epl.
tcreifonret omaipet Al 2aneet5
9ongipere o9 bpieite Gmbeo3mpuo.
6rfebiifoppcn 9(,6cn 6olot @on
omaiuet Al 9ie0lcnmerne al Den
hclliae Snnooc oa forclpite oerpoo
Goen ION aonaen aentog mco fait
etemme. Ser bIen of9ipet Snlit
5ao iO1 Shlo. oo oen fonaeliae
Grocc9iion iorloo 9epllteretfamret
aonqcn began fig til Salonifi /
Mites
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26

at iraii9e iig 9ronen og lepe iont
Ell tilba9etrnffen Gentleman, eiter
at Ser bar iluttet t5re0, beOoer oct
/ ct 9rep, iom mootoges Der / 0a9
0tootageren er en- 0}arine officer,
Der par Ell intim Sen al Song
@eorg.
5 Qrepet u0trDffer SGngen lin
@lpoe ooer 0en grpife Sprs 0elO
og oner Den 6urtige o9 efieftine
9ieor9aniIotion Al 2an0ets6orioar5.
frGiter. San fortolte ON lin I'll.
ireo56eo meo 9tationens Bri3 al
aronprius aonitontin eiter oennes
uoferte 9eoriiter. og iaa0e, at ban
oite 6apoe felt 1il66jelig6eo til at
uboicere. men ban oiloe life gprc
oet moer qanoetS ubelOiae 9erio
0e
9reoct llutteoe meo al ll9e, al
eiter at Der bar illtttet 8reo, oa
bans 80 Mars s5ubilrun bar ouer
itaoet. piloe ban oberaipc Gronen
til fin S6n. San agteoe at leDe i
0anluarf. men oiloe til6rin9e 10
N}aoneoer I @aris bpert 9lnr.
8oreno ban piloe ilaa fla til 9io,
ouifcoe bans @}aieitet iniolertio at
gore en- 1ur rlnot Soroen iprlia
onifeoe ban at ie 9lmerita % 4}o-
nanofoualen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
~. glarg.

Socialiiterne 5ranfri9 pil lore
iloa 9ie9eringen at ar6eioe for en-
proare5iip ianitioia 9le0ipttelie al
9iiminaerne europa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26

aina9 gioaogibere. Souoon 3.
0}arts. iii 9euter@ @ureau tele-
aroiereS ira @efing Den fineiiite
Ge9eriuq bar nOnupnt ipenif ibp.
Qfsiionor :. u. 9arsion til 9inao-
aiper for aoutoret for tbibetanife
oa monaolife So9er 2ar5ion. Der
er aniat oct brittle 9i6elielifa6s
1ieneite. ifal ppre ben it6rite MI.
lepenoe 9lntoritet anaaoenoe mon.
lolife 8orhol0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26
Yiennrifer emfOmne 40
Wienneifer fommen til Sfaoe 300
Snie Doelast $50
airfer soelngt II
Sfolehnie ebelaet 8
geifaoigeoe Spsuinser 1850


man enonu meo at iige, at Den oil
tpnes WlilIoner Ga Der er al
9iineIiabeo ior. at Siiten oper oeOe
oiI foreges betDoeligt enomi 6Iere,
ion bor let De al Stormen bergeoe
Gane, tiger. al oe life fan begribe,
CT Der life er ornbt / Slliinoois al
Mienneifer. Sele auartnler er ina
goot iom i9pnebe meo Soroen; itore
Sr9er er rpffeoe op al Soroeu og
bplte6e,
9lt oemme efter Iooneliiten ober
or9bte og tilifnoefomne CT life ioo
faa al bore 2anosmpno blepen rant
al liIpften. Nen oerom itol pi laoe
en- 9ieprpientnnt. iom beiegte Omo.
pa Mmoogs, iortpae oct fel.
genoe:
Deonoag oen "a. Wiorts reiite leg
ian1men meo en- Del gefenote til
Omaha. oe oa ieg bar eoot tenot
meo Dor oanif-Iutberife Wlenigbeo
Der, isete ieg, iom naturligt bar,
irrIie at fao gieoe paa, bOorIeoes
oct bar gaoet oens Weolennner.
Dn jeg bar en- otte q ii gblocfs
fra sYeIla" Wenigbeos stirfe, be-
gpnote Der at itige lnoerlige, rng-
iteIiee 8eIeIier frem NIT Sierte.
SEQ fiinoe nenllig ie ino Sioego.
berne, at Der biit og ber lan itore
9r9er nPlteoe. enomI ct Rar
.blocfs", og Der Inn ct Sus miot
paa @ooen, 3 4 blocfS til 8enitre
for, boor iea gift
Otter at nere nanet til Barter
Ct, bpor TO af Dor Meniebeos 6o-
miller Dor, oreieoe ieg ai for onI
muligt at meoe nogen, Der funoe
9iue mig geifeo oteaenoe De 90
riee. Seq msote ineen, men ia.
fteoe ira Tarfer ct. neo eennenI
26 Ct, bbor airfen Iigger. eller
Iao. 8aoen bor n9iten nfremfom.
meIig Den bar fpIbt af neoitprteoe
Sufe, fnrffeoe Trper, brpffeoe
TeIefon- og feIegraftronoe os Stol-
per; men enbeIie nooeoe ieg neo til
Sisrnet al 26 oe @ilroette Ct,
og bniIfen Spnl Seq fllnoe Der
fra life ie ct Sus | mango aporta.
Ter. iom iffa bar mer eIler minorc
soefnet.
sSirfen, eIler rettere Gtlnnberne
az Den, Ioa open pna Trpiiehuiet,
fonr ogian saa piot icg flrnoe ie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26

Saoen 4oreo paooont. 9ofio,
u 0}ort9 80 aoreonere, iom por
niaet nmoer 9lnfIage ior at bape
ianmeniooret iia moo @enerolgu-
oerusr e'rep leran4i 1910. bIeo
irifmoet peo 9}ettena gom @aar.
Baron 9nm Gbi.@o tioIi9ere 92eo.
lem oi Oct foreanife aobinet og en-
@eoaftor fenotes ifoloiqc % iopm-
ties bocr iets Mars 6unaIeI. 8aro.
nen er ell Al oe melt frenitoaenoe
0}uno 6lonot De ariitne aorea.
1orroen 0isic 70 blep ire an0re
Oent ior 1eltoaelic bet panitaa-
cnoe @piforruoeri, neIoes Der ira
Seoul. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26

f4sa s-e,s i7-a =
Oct risiiife Seftpqien. Sra 4se.
troiaoooif / oct rusiiife @uuer1e.
ment Qlone5 tele9rofereS: 9olitiet
aar arreiteret 0iunfen sSnirocenti
ira 9alta. "a 9pnoerne ira oe
onligaeu0e @uoernenleluer iorloo
oerea C5aar0e og illtteoe fig til
BAN. 6lep ban forpiit til ct aloiier
i @uoernementet 9lrfangelif. 500
al bans 8ilbpnqere inofonot iia
iniolertio en- Gag Der. og Spio-
len for oem forIoo ban Sloltret oe
teaou fig pea Siempeiert @olitiet
blep iirofs lat 9enpQclie. oq oct
cr MI Ipffe0e5 oct at iinoe bans
0pholo9lte0 9lonae al bans SEQ
ioaere er bIencn ipae al aul0e %
9}o0. eg ct tort 9(ntol al 0em hor
faact ,Sroit og &olobrano NGn-
Ger oq Ipooer 1(ere 9lioelinaer of
r9ip0e-aora@ er b(enen ienot til
Siplp for Oenl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26

StaIien biGlper Tlbancrne. 9lorn
y. Warts. 9ieaeringen hor paoInat
ben itolienifc aoninl 9lpalona /
2llbonien at noOele 6eoemiolcr til
4eiolfningcn 9iitriftet hpor oet
bar berifet @lnqersneo pao @rltno
al arigen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-03-26

9eo en- feiierlia llfa5 til oct fiu.
fife Senat er Der 2Inleoning al
otiet Rouanopa ,Sllbilolm gipet
s5inlnno forifeIi9e 9loooes6ebisnin.
ler, bl. a. anpiies 10 @daioncr
iinife 0iorf til 0piorelic Al So.
natorier.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-15
30 49, FOR
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The Call Is 10 cents a line (count SIX words
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1913 AMERICAN TOURIST DEMoNsTRA-
TOR, 30 II. r.. PASS. ELECTRIC GENER-
ATOR. RUN 6.0e0 MILES. SAME GUARAN-
TEE AS NEW CAR; BIG SNAP AT 81 800.
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BERKELEY ROOMS and BOARD

..NoRTHGAIE."
1909 Euclid sv., Berkeley. Cal.
Select family hotel: on Euclid av. car linz;
all modern conveniences; 5 minutes to Key
Route and Southern Pacific stations: the dining
room is attractive feature; special winter
rates to families and others transients and
table boarders solicited.
Phone Berkeley 1915 NJ NJ. HENRY. Mgr.
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Exchange for Automobiles

WILL give deed TO good level 20 acre ranch
in section 81, township SO, range So. Harvey
county. oregon, for passenger car IN first
class condition. THE0 W. PETERSON, IT.
win. Cal.
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AUTOMOBILES AND SUPPLIES
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS

1912 AMERICAN TRAVELLER. 8 PAsSEN-
GER. 30 II. r, NEWLY PAINTED. FIRST
CLASS CONDITION. EXTRA DEAIOUNTABLE
RIM AND CASING COMPLETE; ONLY 81, 100.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

DIAMONDS wanted--Any size; we will pay
spot cash; no delay or publicity In our trans
actions: we have private offices. CALIFOR-
MA LOAN OFFICE, California's largest
pawnbrokers now No. $50 Broadway, SW
cor 9th ST., Oakland
LADIES' and gents second hand clothing
bought and sold. 3461 Mission ST.: phone
Valencia 509J.
DIAMONDS. jewelry. old gold bought; full
value paid 995 Market ST.. room 202.
nlshEST prices paid for CASTOR clothing
22o3 Mission St; phone Valencia 1892
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR MEMS I'D
HAND CLOTHES PHONE MARKET 7l23
HIGHEST prices for cast or clothing.
ENRICH. 1857 McAllister: ph Park 2e33
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1912 AMERICAN TRAVELLER. PASSEN-
GER. 80 H. p, JUST 0yERHAULED. COM
PLETELY EQUIPPED; SNAP AT $3.50.
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Bookkeepers and Stenographers

ALL kinds of help wanted and furnished
CLERICAL REF ASSN, IS Post st.; tel.
Suffer 1861.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-15

wAvERLEY St. 1890. oakland-Rooms: hot
water. steam heat; excellent table Phone
Lakeside 1853.
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Country Real Estate FOR LEASE

PART or all Of a large tract az land In the
1ur'ock district: level FIRST class alfalfa ami
fruit land under ditch. abundance OF water
81 low rates. or will make attractive propo
tioon 10 responsible party 10 plant and care
.or the land. or sell on terms to suit.
d. F. MINNES. a29-Sr First National Bank
bldg. Oakland
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FLATS FOR SALE

MARKET St, 1772-Sunny : room upper fiat;
nicely furnished: 2 steady rooners pay over
2-3 rent: rent $3.50. Phone 1fsi
GOOD furniture. sunny fat $50;
cheap: going east. Phone Prospect 1749
0 ROOM corner Dat. elegantly furnished at
sacrifice. Phone West POST
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1912 AMERICAN TOURIST 80 Fl. P.
PASS. FULLY EQUIPPED. GOOD TIRES,
PAINT GOOD. JUST oVERHAULED, WILL
SACRIFICE AT 81 100.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-15

AT FREEMAN'S. cheapest and best place to buy
furniture In city; largest stock. Samples Of
prices: Folding beds. So; dressers, S4 carpets
25c up. Everything In house furnishings az
about y value. 1853 Suffer near Fillmore.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-19
BUTTER

The law requires that the weight OF
a package or rool of butter be printed
on the wrappers. The Appeal is pre-
pared to print your wrappers in ac-
cordance with law and in a neat and
artistic manner Any quantity; any
size. Prices reasonable. Bring in u
phone your order.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-19


NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
STATE OF NEVADA, IN AMI
FOR ORMSBY COUNTY
The State of Nevada. ex rel,
John Sparks, w. G. Douglass,
and D. M. Ryan, constituting
the Board of Bank Commits
~sioners of the State of Nevada
Plaintiffs.
The State Bank and Trust
Company, a corporation. T. B.
Hickey, ct al.
Defendants.
Application having heretofore beer
made to the a~bove-entitled Jul for
an order. adjudging and decreeing the
sum of thirty-hve hundred (35O0) dol
lars. less seven hundred (70O) dollars
or twenty-eight hundred (2S0O) dol
lars, the claim of Douglas County,
Nevada, a special deposit, a preferred
claim.
Notice is hereby given by the Court
to all parties interested or concerned,
that the hearing of said application
is set by the Court to be heard on the
9TH day of June. at the Court House
at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. of
said day, or as soon thereafter as the
matter may be taken up by the said
Court, and counsel can be heard.
And all parties interested in said
are hereby ordered to show
cause on said date and at said hour,
why said application should not be
granted.
1t is further ordered that notice
hereof be given by publication for a
period of fifteen days in the Carson
City Daily Appeal, a newspaper
printed and published in Carson City.
Nevada. preceding the hearing of said
application.
Dated this 10th day Of May, 1913,
FRANK P. LANGAN,
District Judge.
Date OF first publication. May p. 1913
-
Get the habit. go to the trrand.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-19

The Sacramento Saloon, South Car
son Street, has good beer-the kind
you Observation-Disclosures. Try it and
if you like it, which you will, drink
some,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-19
THE PLACE TO EAT

Eat at Calvert's Cafe. one block
north of postoffice. Good cooking.
All white help. Lady cook. Neat
and clean. Prices reasonable.
Call on Charley Evans II the Sac
ramento Saloon on Suoth Carson Car
son Street. All kinds of good things
to drink are preporely served.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-07-17

Indications point to a crowded ballot
to be voted at the election to be held on
November 4th, when candidates will be
In the field for state and nearly all of
the county offices. The Republicans.
Democrats, Prohibitionists, Socialists,
Labor Party and possible the Progress
sives will have candidates on the state
ticket while the county ticket will
be composed, presumably, of only the
candidates of the two leading parties,
Republican and Democratic. Several
Constitutional Amendments will also be
on the ticket to be voted upon, which
will make it larger than usual.
Mr.. Thomas Brant, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Brant, both of whom have
been dead for many years, arrived in
Oakland last Saturday from Dundee,
Michigan, accompanied by his wife,
and are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Truman W. Casteel Mr.. Brant
left Garrett county more than half
century ago and settled in the west
where he has been engaged in agricul-
tural pursuits ever since. This is his
second visit to the scenes of his young
boyhood and he is very much impressed
with the progress made by the people
of Garrett county along all lines.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-07-17
CORNER.
t..s(.(.s.sss. s.t.,soos..,sI.I. ..

Misses Rush and Virginia Irwin, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, expect to spend sever
al months at Gortner with relatives.
Misses Nora and Mabel Wamsley
have returned from a weeks visit to
their aunt, Mrs. Ed. Whitehair, at
PhilIppi, w. Va.
Miss Marie Murphy spent the past
week with friends at Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. Edgar Parks and children, Of
Grafton, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. T. Sanders, few days re-
Gently.
Mr.. w. c. WEIGH last very valuable
horse and colt Sunday morning.
Mr.. L. c. Martin and son. of Farm
ington, w. Va. are visiting his father,
J. Frank Martin.
Mrs. H. L. Bowman and daughter
Ruth spent several DAYS recently at
Loeb Lynn the guests of Mrs. Warren
Rathbun.
Mrs. Fannie Cover and little daugh-
ter, who have been i'll for the past
week, are better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Dodge and two
son, motored to GAINESVILLE Sunday in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-07-17

as to liquor.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Browning attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Browning S
father, Rudolph Beckman, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May were here
several days the guests of their many
friends, returning to their home in Ha-
gerstown Monday evening.
DR.. E. l.. Meadows came last week
and opened the book stand and left Miss
Helen Enlow in charge for the present.
Rev. Samuel Ralston, pastor of a
arge United Brethren congregation IN
Johnstown, Pa, was here attending the
campmeeting. Mr.. Ralston was born.
raised and spent his early manhood IN
this neighborhood.
Mrs. j. A. Hayden spent Tuesday
night and yesterday at Westernport
with her son Grants family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Jarboe, of Cumber-
land, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. j. Rathbun over Sunday.
Rev. ID. Il. Reid, of Triadelphia, w.
Va, was here several days this week.
2Judge Raymond, of Fairmont, was
here over Sunday with relatives.
The OAKLAND District meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society will
convene Friday evening in the Audito-
rum. The services will continue over
Sunday. The address at 1870 a. m.
will be delivered by Rev. Ward Platt,
D. D., Mr.. E. Stone will sing solos
morning and evening. and students from
the Training School will sing at the
evening service. The Annual Recep-
ton will be held at the Thompson Rest
Home Monday at 800 to 500 D. m. At
500 Miss. May C. Bliss will give an illus
trated lecture, 'Mormonism the Islam
of America, admission % cents.