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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
For Sale.

35 March, April and May Duroc Jer-
sey Giits, bred to Luana Lad No. 13O,
ATT; Palmyra Lad No. 1858, anG
many of these Gifts are also bred to-
Kings Select No. l28, 537, our $lOO. 90.
hog that we bought at the Minnesota
State Fair. This hog is large, ..len-
gthy fellow that has size, bone and
quality combined; these Gifts are to-
farrow in March and April. We furn-
ish pedigree with every pig Sold
Write, or better come and see them.
MRS. JOSEPH BOUsKA & SONS.
RI. No. 2. Calmar, Iowa.
Phone Protivin Line 39tf
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
AN 1NTERUBAN LINE.
One Proposed Between Cresco and
Mason City--Line is Feasible. D.

! For some time past citizens Of Cres.
co have been trying to get some road
to build into their town. Frequently
representative citizens have interview
ed the officials of the Charles City &
Western, and at one time it looked as
if that road would be built 1t is evi-
dent now that this project has been
abandoned. Mr.. Hart of the Charles
City & Western said as much in an
open letter. Now the Cresco people
are looking to Mason City for relief
and they have already taken up with
the United Light and Railway Co., the
question of building an interurban
line. 1t has been announced that this
new Mason City company desire to tap
the Illinois Central. The@way F. A.
Huber and H. D. Petersen, who have
been in the city from Cresco, are put
ting it up. they could build direct
line from this city to Usage through
Rock Falls and splendid agricultural
country and tap the Illinois Central at
Usage. This would not only tap this
railroad but the Chicago & Great
Western has terminal points there,
coming down from Winona, and that
would certainly be, 60 d feeder.
From Usage they could 60 to Riceville,
hitting the Great Western line again
and then due ca It through as fine ag-
ricultural land as there is in the state,
and number Of hourishing towns, to
Cresco on the C. M. & St. Paul road.
The line on paper, At least. looks very
feasible. Cresco has made some very
flattering proposals to the Charles
City people which they would doubt.
less renew with the United Light and
Railway Co.-Mason City Times,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
MARRIED

On Wednesday, February 10Th, at II
o'clock q. M, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Teetshorn, of Orleans Township, Mis-
Winnie A. Teetshorn was united in
marriage to Mr.. Alfred Kach. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottfried Kach. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. J.
Pless and was witnessed by the immed.
late members OF the families.
Both of the contracting parties en-
Joy the confidence and esteem of q
wide circle of friends who unite in
wishing the newlyweds all manner of
happiness and success in their married
life
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
Dad Saws No |

Mr.. Farmer, you cannot raise colts:
from an auto, but the money good one.
costs will buy mares enough to raise
$500 worth of colts year. An auto
is no account to man when his wife
is a widow and RI little account to-,
the widow, see. You ought to let thena
alone. :'
For SALE-PolaSd China stock hog.
about u years old, Aigtype, heavy
bon.d fellow. JOE PRAsHLK,
r D. No 7, Cresco, Iowa..
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
If You Want Beauty and Quality in
Monuments

| -O-~~sO-e~
Claude Weatherford has them at
right prices. 1t is the time of year
when you are thinking of buying =
monument to put at the grave of your
loved ones that are lying in an un-
marked grave, and l have taken great
pains in selecting some. of the best and
most beautiful and artistic monuments
and designs for my trade this year,
and at prices that cannot be duplicated
now. ~ prices are to advance at the
quarries and manufactures Mar. 1st.
l was lucky enough to buy two car
loadssor more at the old prices, and
give you the benefit Of my purchase
and assure you the prices will be ~;
low 10 first-class work and material
will allow. have the most complete
and artistic set Of designs that can be
found outside Of the larger cities, and
designs that mean something in their
construction, and ask you to- come in
and make your selection now so - to
8AvS GAS S4sHS " 80S SuS" 4S0Oy OC
fore Decoration Day. If not conven.
lent for you to call. l would esteem it
favor if you would drop me card
and I will call on you at my earliest
opportunity. l will do my best to
please you and sell you only goods that
l know and can guarantee. My work
needs no introduction or recommends
tion as many monuments in Oak Lawn,
New Oregon. Lime Springs and many
other cemeteries will testify. ! will
assure you that my prices will be as
low as can make them for the class
of monuments and material that are in
them. l thank you for your patronage
in the past, and ask continuance of
same, and in return will give you
honest goods and right treatment.
Respectfully Yours
Claude Weatherford.
The monument dealer, south of court
house, Cresco, Iowa.
SEED PEAS FOR SALE-I have some
of Salzers' Bismark hog peas for sale.
Only 81 90 per bushel 26t2.
THEODORE MUMM.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
Rebuild Pontoon Used Forty Years.

KeOullQ F0ntO0n USe0 t0rty years.
McGregor, Iowa, February 90
Special: The Milwaukee Railway COM
pany has begun work on the construc-
tion of its new pontoon bridge on the
east side of the channel Of the Missis-
sippi between North McGregor and
Prairie du Chen. The bridge as it
spans the river between the towns
crosses two channels, both used by
river craft. Ever since it was built
forty years ago by James Lawler it
has been necessary to operate two
draws. &-." ..
The east boat has been wearing out
rapidly of late years and this summer
is to be replaced by a new one. The
huge foater, 2lo feet long and Sc feet
wide, will be hinged to cement piers
resting on q base of piling and con-
crete sixty feet below water level.
The old draw wac nearly twice as
long as the new one will be. The
space left between 'is to be filed in
with huge iron span. A large crew
of men are now at work putting in the
piling. ~. .
There is only one other pontoon
bridge left on the Mississippi. When
the McGregor Prairie du Chen one was
first put in, it was operated by Mr..
Lawler as private enterprise for q
number Of years, and the Milwaukees
company had to pay toll Of 81 q car
for every car that crossed it. After q
fortune had been made out of toll COL
lections, Mr.. Lawler sold to the
Milwaukee.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
Overheard in 1920.

VYe10e6I0 IN lyZV.
"Say dad, what was that Bull Moose:
party?"
''Bunches of gray matter, son, per-
sonally conducted by an angel"
"Gee! dad, did it do any ything?"
Just once, son. By way Of 'higha
moral uplift' it elected the whole Dem
ocratic ticket in 1912, and then
"Then what, dad?"
"And then it died son. 1t was tooe
good for this world, anyway. And be-
sides, the angel changed his mind
again something or other about the
outlook
Gee! Dad.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
Baptist Church.

10:45. morning worship.
Sermon theme: "$eizing our Oppor-
tunities - The Lords Supper will be
observed at this service.
11:45 a. M, Bible school.
$50 p M; A service led by young
people. .. ...s f.. beg.
7:3O p. M, Evening worship. Ser.
mon theme: 'The man who cut the
Bible with penknife.
A cordial Invitation is extended to
all to worship with us.
@ f. Clifford Shaffer, Minister.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
Carnegie Library Assured

DR.. d. T. Robertson, who has car
ried on all the correspondence with the
Carnegie Corporation relative to a Ii
brary for the city, received from Mr..
Carnegie's secretary the following
communication, and as the council has
already acted on the tax levy, the Ii.
brary is assured. McCarnegie's secre.
tary writes: Responding to your
COMMUNICATIONS on behalf of Cresco,
Iowa, If the city agrees by resolution
of council to maintain a free public IL
brary at cost of not less than One
Thousand dollars $4,000 year, and
provides suitable site for the build
ing, Carnegie Corporation of New
York will be glad to give Ten Thous-
and dollars ($lO.0O0) to erect a free
public library building for Cresco, Ia.
1t should be noted that the amount
indicated is to cover the cost of library
building complete, ready for occupancy
and for the purpose intended. ...e
Very Truly Yours,
Carnegie Corp. of New York
By Jas. Bertram, Sec'y.
Charles BYrncs Dies Suddenly
The death of Charles Byrnes at his
home on 3rd Ave. West on Tuesday
evening came very Unexpectedly al.
though he has been in poor health for
several months. Mr.. Byrnes was up,
sitting in his chair during the even
ing, visiting with his son-in-law, ]. w.
Conway, and others.of his family. DR..
Jinderlee called about eight O'Clock, as
was his custom, and while waiting upon
Mr.. Byrnes, noticed the approach of
death, and called the family into the
room, but the great destroyer worked
swiftly and the vital spark had fled
while Mr.. Byrnes was still sitting in
his chair.
The funeral will take place Friday
morning at the Church of the As
Mr.. Byrnes was a kindly
old gentleman whose word, in private
and business life. was as good as a
bond, aud his memory will be held in
tender recollection by a wide circle of
and friends.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
Free Lecture

in Court House hall. Wednesday even
ing, March 5, at 8 O'Clock, by S. A.
Baldus, Milwaukee, Wis. Subject, The
Seven Ag.s, under the auspices of the
State Lecture Bureau, Knights of
Columbus.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
HORSES WANTEDl

Two car loads of Horses for New
York market. From 8 years old up
Will be in Cresco on Saturday, March
lst. Bring in your horses and yet
the highest market price.
ANDREW ANDERSON.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued during the past week by Clerk
Blandin:
Paul Ladwig, @ Elma, Iowa
Freada JohIas. %. Elma, Iowa
Harry L. Wood, % }
: Eagle. Grove, Iowa
Edith H. Osgood, "a. Floyd, Iowa }
John F. Toepfer, % J
! . Charles City, Iowa
Ethel R Osgood. 2l. Floyd, Iowa =
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
OBITUARY.
MCLAUGHLIN

Mrs. Alice Mclaughlin passed away
at I o'clock Sunday evening. Feb. l6,
1913, 1T her home in Cresco, Iowa.
4 She wss sick less than one week.
Bronchial pneumonia was the cause Of
her death. She was 80 years old July
81, 1912.
Alice McGee was born July 81, 1882,
in county Fermanagh, Ireland. Her
4 parents dying when she was quite
young, at the age Of three years she
came to this country with her brothers
and sisters, two of whom survive.
Cormick McGee of Bluffton twp, and
Mn. Ellen Afford Of Fremont twp, }
and lived III Illinois for several years,
thsn she moved 20 Wi innesmek county,
lows.
In 1858 she was united in marriage
Ito Charles Mclaughlin and to this un-
ION was born one daughter, Mrs. c. j.
Goseman. They lived on their farm in
Blpfton twp, until the fall of 1893,
then rented the farm and moved to
Cresco to rest the remaining years OF
eheir lives, her husband dying eight
pears ago. She was q devout Catho-
lie woman and good neighbor and
eft . large circle of friends in Cresco
md Bluffton.
The funeral was held in the church
& the Assumption, Cresco. Iowa, Tues
~ morning at $50; Rev. Fl. Thomas
urtaugh officiating, with burial in
ltholic cemetery near BIuffton, Rev.
q. Have and Mullen officiating at
Z grave.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all the kind neigh
bors and friends who assisted US dur
ing the sickness ard burial of our
mother and grandmother, Mrs. Alice
| Mclaughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Gossman andl
Family.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
First Lutheran Church.

Sunday evening at 7:3O O'Clock spec
isl Lenten services in the English Ian
guage- Sunday school At $50 every
Sunday morning.
LAURlTz LARSEN. Pastor.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28

For SALE House and two lots on
eth Ave. West; good well, cistern,
cellar and outbuildings.
MILLIE TAss.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
Haul of rs. 900 Pounds of Fish

McGregor, Ia, Feb. 22-Seventy-
five thousand po .nds Of Fl 10 wer caught
here under the ice to-day at : single
haul. They are worth 81, 600 and will
make three car loads,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28

SEED PEAS FOR SALE-I have some
of Salzers' Bismark hog peas for sale.
Only 81 90 per bushel. 26t2.
THEODORE MUMM.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
st nbualg al
0glbenoals 2.arome Si6liutef.
aIe mutt inobunone. 6ormat 7-5A 9omrner.
Gris 60 Gts. per Sino.

Gris 60 Gts. per gino.
Selma 2aserIsi: 9e9enoer og 5~ort9uineer llooaIs.
ScopoIo Bubble: SuIeortGlinger.
8ilbeIm G~iteradoro: 9anmorfS 8opebofs.
Epee grnbe.
Sonas Gle: 2o6ien % bans Sufru.
9ibsilopen.
Ipre Gen.
Smiten Sauh: 8ilbeIm 3abern.
Sobannes Selus: SoIoaterIio.
Sbcmos 2anse: llopalgte Sfriher l. II.
MogoaIene 9boreien: llobolgte 5ortpainger.
Sobonnes Ssrsenien: Gen poerite Gag.
CIR. Nintber: 6ort9uineer paa Beers.
5%ortuainger Yroia l., II.
g 81. &ilt: 9asia Nlnnsion ira Sloane.
Sopbus gouOi3: en- aiten Stoorioersaorben.
8ad3. Eopdius: @uiob aooIf og Ireoipeaarsfriaen.
Sra SarI @ufops og GarI KRIS lib.
u. SebIenihIneer: llonoIgte Digtninge.
u. DeblenibIaeer; Safon SarI, @aIour bin eooe, palmetofe.
&rtitoffer Sonion: San og bum.
Carl Bernhard: ct aar asbenbopn.
Uspius Gribien: Sra aIt os Sab. IL
Senrf Sert8: Honantife SfueipiI.
Gre 2pffpil.
8. 6. anoerien: 8. &
Sum en- Spiuenano.
Senrii Sbien: ct 7utfebient.
Semrit Sbien: aonesemnerne oe @ioet ya es1sus.
Senrif Sbien: aeHer og @oIIeer l., II.
0anift eatberan gabIitins Sssle
UIair, Aebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25
Sposfalo.

Belle, 6. Sum. Stationsioritan.
Der Gosberg / Belle er Ratten mel.
lem GnSong og 3orsoa9 pluoieli9
afeaaet peo 9eoen pda ct Sotel I
@renaa. Zen aioeoe, Der bar nG.
ret / Statsbanernes 5ieneite iioen
1873, blen Stationsioritanoer /
Belle / 1893 efter forinoen at booe
ppret 6~oritanoer / BaGerup og
2ongna. San bar en- oDgtig o9
tienitinri9, inoenior Statsbanerne
meget aniet Gmbeosmano, buis Orb
banoe 8Ggt. og oneroroentlig al.
boIot Der / gpen iaapel al 9iibli.
finn iom Of 8erionaIe. SGrli9 Sn.
teresie ofreoe ban / ben ienere lib
8eiIe-@ibe-9erning 9anen, %
ban baooe uoorbeioet fIere 9laner
til ganens anIPa % 9anegaaroens
5Gptnina til Sapncn
Zen aioeoe, ser bopoe oGret ip9
/ ct ballot 2lars Eio, bar reiit til
@renoa ior at ie paa Sommerlei-
liabeo, oa Geoen rnnte BAN. Gpos.
aariogen bar en- SiertelommeIie.
"a Ooer6onemeiter SEMEN /
Iarbus ben 81. Noi UNDER Snipef.
tion poa 8onoers 9oneeooro piloe
pasiere meIem TO Sernboneoogne
paa ct Si6eipor, bleo ban ifig.
IS. Sit" flemt meIlem 9ufierne,
ioet 8angerIofomotioet iteote Bog.
meme iommen. 9~enioltles o9 itGrtt
li6enoe bleo Onerbonemeiteren bnn-
ret poa Sogebuiet, bOor ban fort
otter ofgif neo Dg6en.
Den afoeoe, DER iaa brat er rpt.
fet bort, bopoe I mango anr boet
| MorbuS, bpor ban bar en- lige
iao oeIfenbt iom aibolot Berionlig.
beo. Der meo flor Snteresie omfat-
teoe 9Dens 8orboIo. 5 en- geriobe,
ira 1897 til 1903, oor ban Meo.
lem af gpraooet, og | mango Gar
6op6e ban Spoe / @riinoeierfor.
eningens geItprelfe. Sans iunoe
Snns og ~peIooerpeieoe OptrGoen /
6orbinoeIie meo hons perionlioe
GTi~fpqrbigbeo meofsrte, at man al.
tio berte bom meo iGrIis SpmGrf.
iombeo. ronr ban ubtalte fla ON
SorhoIo, Der Ina bam pao Sinbc.
Sbp. SonoeIseartner Spenoa9r.
eaaro / H%inefebing er efter Ienge.
re Sios Spaeelieheo ofeaoet peo
Deoen, benpeo 70 @nr gommel.
Ten afbeoe, Der brep en- betpoeIis
Gorretnine, Tom ban for noeIe @ar
iiben afItob, iao III. .@inefi. u.
Mp." I abifiIIise Gorenfnes.W BETH.
refer, bar | IL Mar MeoIem al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

9Uraabet og / en- lan9ere 4arraffe
93eolem Al 2igninasfommisiionen
9}eo 8artner Safeguards Iiosglaoe
og afbolote SfiffeIie er en- al De
iioite gteprnientauter Tor Oct go
De aamIe Gingf66ina1 9aaet / Gro
ben.
Renticr anoers 5utl 4eoer.
fen i Belle er forle6en ofgaoet beo
96oen, 70 aar gammeG. Gen ofoe=
Sc. Ser I ca. 40 9far eieoe en-
@aaro I Gin6bierg, bor i'll. o@eiGe
81. 81 en- Of Soanets 0bgtigite o9
betooeIiqIte Mpno, bbis @pner poa
mango Moa0er bGeb toget / 9rl1g ;
6an bor iooIeoes nGret Sogne-
roooSformano, M}e6Iem al Sfole.
Commissioner o9 6ormano I Sen
lofare Sparefasies 9eitorelie. 81
ter at 6obe a%fItoaet @oor6en til en-
S6n flotte6e ban meo fin Suitru
til Belle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

stonomiif art % Stamneila8t.
ifab". 9Io6et bill ne0 6mtalen al
politiife Sp6r9smoal nitaoig lace
iig Ieoe al 5orionIigbeoens og ben
itrengeIte So9ligbeoen8 aano" /
gri8tig grfenoelie al Den @pitfri.
6e6. iom De tonne noroiife 2on0e
1oer Iniinoer a Eoife / oioeite
0mfang~.
Gn urroifnlO @aDe til Statrus
Iuicnm for Stunt. Gom teita.
oentariIf @obe ira ben G6riitianio
6oiatte ooniffe0te Ientier 2. 9ar.
peut bar Statens Muieum for
aunit ifla. g5pa. Bit.@ mootaget
en- lille Somlina plore 9iQeoer,
bIonot bnilfe De anieligite er ct
9embranOt tilifrepct 9iQeoe al Ell
Itaaenoe Gre. ct Stuoiebooeo og Ell
SfitIe al pan Gacf Iomt en- ito.
tienif Gfterli8nina ira oet II. 9tor-
h%unoreoe efter @iorgiones Tor.
iounone 5remitiaing At 9ori5'
Com. 9esitoen er meget betpoe-
lig 8aonotegnin9iamling (2618lo.
oe). ~oaieatlia al alore @eiter.
&c beoite al 9}oIerierne pi1 70.
refe6ia blioe op6onqt I @oleriiam-
lingeus Stlie 7, Iiaeiom ct til5om-
(iRqen at @iGp Gretor ifrufet boil
lonoif 9ineoe gQenuS oa MINOR.
st llobaIg of 9arpents 6aono.
te9ningiamIina pil ienere blioe
irembqnat / 9obberItifiamIin9en
me6 andre Of Oenue Samfinas 0n-
c~r6berbelier. oerimeGem en- at Grf.
Goa Subr ifaufet 9e0ning al
Rembron6t.
st 4utomatgebGr. @ennem lGn.
gere Iio bar mon paa 8euGria.
briffen / 8~ebenbnnn nuoer interes-
ieret 5iIiDu al @eneralt6imeiter
Nerreipe efsperimenteret meo en- m
Cpiinoelie. iom mn menes at bore
naaet lin 2e5ninq Set oreier ia
ON ct automatic @ep9r, bpis
6remitiQing oog bemmeIigboIbes
paa set Itrenqeite
GpiinoeIien eies Al ct priootS on-
oifat, repruienteret peo 8prft6is.
maIfinfabriffen Giclien & @in.
tier. / bois 9ircftion en- of 0p.
finoerne. aaptoin Rombuidy bar
Sp0e.
On al Spnoifatet Gepraientan-
ter er for ct Far Gage iioen afreiit
til 6ranfrie for al 6emonItrere Op.
iinoelien for De ~ironife Saraiito.
riteter meo 5enbIif paa SaIe Of
ao%nItruftion.
On en- Roaneos Iio fan man
nente at bore narmere ON Spiin.
oeliens praftiife @Gro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

9eiIoq, rigt prpoeoe meo enlone
aroner paa bloo gmoiue.9 uno.
De Dcitinbiifc Ger. gtpe SOreta-
gcnoer iGttes i Sang. 9onif oeIt.
in0iif 4ntionalbonf bar ben 8. os.
boI0t @eneroIforiamltne / aeben.
ham. Der blen Der af9inet en- in.
teresiant Beretnin9 ON De efo.
nomiife 6orbolo paa gerne, og e.
ter De fremiatte 0pIpsnineer ipnes
set proieftereoe 4nIpg al en- Ser
oensbonn poo ct. 9bomas at ifilne
eioe Steoet til en- raft OpbIom.
firing poo Here forifeaiee Omroo-
ser, life olene paa felipe ct. 3bo-
mas, men / belle Sen Iine &oloni.
Zen lioIieite llopifIing finoer
ooq Steo | felipe 9pen ct. Sbo.
mas. Non bar iaaleoes pfanlo0t
anlpoet af ct gIeftricitetspprf, So.
~rqtteIie al TO 9nmpboaerier og EN-.
oelig bar to Of @eroens lterite BE,
trofenms. og 0liefirmoer erhofbt
5iGaoeIie til at onlpgee Stotio.
ner til G%orfnning Of flnoenoe
@rpnoief til Sfibene.
9oa ct. Groir iomler Snteres-
len fla nobnlig ON q~lgerbruget og
ocn oertil fnntte6e 8obrifsorifts
ltobifIing.
Gn0pioere ifol onIGeaes ct Sele-
fonnet oner belle Zen og enoelig er
ser oprettet altomobilforbinoelie
meaem 2ens to ae6itGber.
Gn qGrer, nan bil at meo. @am.
oruporlip, 8. Srni. 5 @amorup
Soanpraaos iioIte Mpoe f~orelan et
qnoragenoe fra en- Del al @eboerne
ON at fan en- onoen 2Grer | Ste.
oct for Carer 8. 5. 9nriel. Sogne-
raooet oeotog at ienoe Qn6rageroet
tilboge % forlan9e oct n9rmere
motiperet.
I'll @r1no for oct mprfelige
9fnorngenoe. Der er moerifreOet al
to 8reoieoele al SfoIeoiitriftets
9eboere, Iieger en- lang &Gffe Gil
ful0e, / bnilfe 9nriel er fommen
paa aant meo 9eboerne, ioet ban
itooig blonoer fig / oeres prioate
6orbol0, bbao De / 2engoen life
iones ON.
aones6eip paa gOrnbulm. So.
@ai. aoneen anfom 6reoog nj.
ten Den 6. os. til @lminbingen og
forte itrafs no paa Eiirihiagt.
aongen ifso fire itprfe &aabuffe
oa prins 8aIoemar en-.
Otter Sogten tog Serifaberne inc
paa ySotel Somirubierset", bOor
Der bar aftentafieI. 3 bette Del.
toe 81. a. Sfopriberen, Soetiunfer
gledingberg.
81. 34 2sroae Moreen beepno.
te 4iirihiagten igen. aoneen neo-
foo6p nffpr fire Stprfp plfffe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

6u 96rcsin6el. timber @eigoet
oeo BET oanife 9of bar Song @il-
itof til aongen ifqnfet en- praat-
falo 9eresiabel / 2(nleoning al SIS.
@oieitats uonaonelie til General
i oen ipenife SCR, 9eresiab(en, til
6oilfen Gberrigs beremteite Qtrti-
teft, 6eroinano 9oberg, bar aiOet
Ie9ningen. er i 5eIge 20. q ct
Meiterbarf al ioenif @uloimeoe.
fltnit, uofert / ri9t orepet, forgpIot
Splo meo aonaen al Sperrigs
Narnediffer i elfenben paa 5nitet.
@aa oen iortornoere6e Sfeoe er
ser f%oropen og forneoen forgpIote
9eiIoa, riot prnoeoe meo epGone
aroner paa bloo Gmoiue.9 uno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

5nlru6e Sal. Sra en- @aar6. fom
aQ6snina notwithstanding fpb-
tie. IoIgte @ieren til @eieriet fer
9aIget al @aarOen 10000 Bo.
Mplf ON Ioret. 91u er ser en- al
@uSmpnoene, Der Ieperer 10000
SO. Mulf aorlig til @eieriet, og
Snsmonoene Ieoerer M tiIiammen
ober 10000 SO. WpIf ON 9oret
moo 10000 9o. fpr l1ofofningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

st mt tpif gIab. nSfamoina'
piide Vresie" er Ronnet paa bet
nneite tpffe gIao, Der bar let 2p'
let ber / asbenbopn, og bpis Rr. 2
uoaif | 2srooss.
Z fin grosramartifeI ifriner Ge.
oaftionen iiIs. ~ar. TebI.", of
gIaoet Tom fin bsieite Spsope be-
trogter oct .at prre ct aanoeIiat
ginbeIeo meIlem Woroens oe bet tn.
tie Soil, Der er fnptet fontmen meb
iaa mango Waanb al t,IhireI 90
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

CpbiGlp af 0rbnlanbs WGrinss.
beie. Meb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sans
Geebe" er Der III. 80. bi. 90 H."
reiit en- Del Wanb, Tom bper poa
fin @aobe bill ibee at ffaffe @rsn.
Ianberne npe MieoomsfiIoer. Sne.
eeIpee er al Dir. Npbo ienbt Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-06-25

q. 4. II. ID. Solitebro, 8. SUM.
s.. 3. II. W.s me Stem Der inb.
pieoes I Dag. Siemmet er tilpeie.
braet berpeo, at Gtatsraoo, gonf-
oirefter ageerboIm ifpnfeoe lin
piHa til en- p~rpiteboIie, bboreitef
auItusminiiteriet aoofenote ct Wa.
eeifiite, bborpeb ben nupprenoe
greiteeoaro onereapes g.. 3. II.
M., meoens 8iIloen bIep YrGite.
bolis. SnbpieIien, Der operppreoes
of en- taIrig 5oriamIing, foretoges
al giifop aocb ! Hibe.
store Gabrifsbranbe geb Gem.
tiben ON Worsenen ben 80. Nai
opitob Der SIo | Carl MIIers go.
pirfobrif | Balm. WronopQsnet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-28

classes to dance. because they were al
ready sufficiently pleasure loving and
frivolous. But everybody did it just the
same, and Cleopatra was a fine dancer
and used her art to charm julius Caesar
himself
The Children of Israel learned to
dance from the Egyptians, and the first
time dancing is mentioned in the Bible
is after the Crossing of the Red Sea,
when Miriam. the Prophecies and the
sister of Aaron, took a timbrel in her
hand and sang and danced in triumph
with the other women.
The people also danced about the
golden calf, and after that there is fire.
quent mention of dancing in the OLD
Testament.
Acrobatic dancers had also appeared
in Egypt before the Israelites left and
they probably carried the knowledge Of
this art back with them. These aero
battle dancers were contortionists and
walked on their hands with their bodies
bent far back.
The ordinary dance of religious sig.
nifcance generally expressed joy and