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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-23
LAuRium TAXES COMING IN.

Tax collections I'm the villas to dato
amount to about $4,000, leaving a bal
Gnce of only $4,000 To- be collected.
As the time Tor collecting taxes has
expired. however. 1t may cn that Tho
lpll viii te called in lH. the county
treasurer ut any time. ~ it is tlcr,
is an extra lee due tor coil,c ion ana
lf Laurium residents c.sirc to avoir
the extra trouble Of making their pay
lhents 10 the county treasurer they
should square mp accounts with the
village treasurer at once.
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Laurium Department
NO DOGS IN WOODS.
law on This Point VII Sc Strictly
Enforced This Year.

tntoroeo ms year.
y" l.. oates state game warden as
Ser's 'iiat M VIII issue orders 10 an
us Eeputles 70 ENFORCE s'lcty 'hS
lroNisions oil the game law naking u
"a misIemeanor 10 nave dogs IN M
woods during the season Tor hunting
aerr.
Last y"'', when ths open seasons
Tor partridge ana Tor deer were ident-
al. dogs were permitted I'm tho woods
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PACkEY WELLER AT LAST.

New York, oct. 23.--If Mike Glib
bons, the st. Paul wclterweight. who
claims the worlds championship in
that class, viii rec to make 1iJ
pounds ringside, PackcN Mcfarland
will sign articles to box him ten
rounds in the Garden In December
Mcfarland who at first stated he
would meet Gibbons at i42 pounds
ringside. was asked by Manager Glib
son of the Garden y. G., TO agree t.
li5 and the ChicagJ wizard after
thinking It over practically gave his
consent.
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major lcagpes Tor nearly ten years.
lie is not an iron man, being of
sight, almost delicate build. There
fore. e a necessity more depends
upon his brain power than his strength
for pitching success, though he must
be in the pink of condition in order
to stand the pace at all.
Falkcnberg has never INDUCED IN
liquor. lie Keeps good hours, AWAY s.,
setting plenty Of sleep he Ia carA-
ful about tho kind Of fooa he eats
His one indulgence ,s in eisars---oig
black fellcws--out these are tanoesd
during the playing season. II can
very easily weaken himself by smok-
ing, he saws.
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WORLD SERIES NETS
MCLEAN ONLY $500
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New York, oct. 23.---"Long Larry
Mclean, who caught the only game
the Giants won i'm the worlds series,
is angry because ne received only $500
as his share of the receipts,
Mclean thinks he should have re-.
ceIved $1,000 at least, in spite Of the
fact that he was not playing with the
Giants during the entire season.
"Why, the mascot Of the Athletics
got as much as ! did" declared Nc
Lean today. only one half of n fu,l
share Of the winnings was divided
between Fromme and Myself"
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WILL RETIRE FROM RING.
No More Fights for Harry Lewis, if
He Receivers

II WeitCrWeight Harry Lewis recov-
crs from the injuries received last
week i'm a bout with Joe Borrcll Of
Philadelphia, before Philadelphia
club. ne will never again duck under
the ropes for the purpose of cngag-
ing in battle.
Lewis was SO thoroughly outclaSscd
ana badly beaten the referee stopped
the contest in the nth round. and
upon being taken to the hospital the
attending physicians diagnosed the
case as concussion OF the brain
While Lewis was abroad he added
a good marv victories 10 his credit
among them being a knockout Of
Johnny Summers. the then weltcr
champion OF England OF late. how
ever. he has not been i'm good health
and It was freely predicted 10y those
who knew him best that his hghtins
days were over. Not long ago nc was
struck by an automobile i'm London,
England. and severely injured. He
brought suit Tor damages and was
awarded the sum of $3.7OO i'm British
court. II is believed that the far
rcachm. results of this accident hai
much 10 DO with his poor physical
condition and collapse in Philadelphia.
He engaged i'm the bout with BOrrcll
against the advices of several friends
who knew tina, he was taking biz
chances i'm so doing. \ less game mtn
would probably have quit in the early
stages of the encounter, but LOWS
was always remarkable for his grit
and had the third man in the ring
not interferred would have fou" ht it
out to the bitter end regardless oI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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TO UNDERGO TREATMENT.

Mrs Con Hanley and son. John. and
Nj. ana Mrs. John Mccormick and
dauents- Name, left yestsrday fer re.
chester. Mimi. where Mr.. Necerniish
VIII undergo treatment A. the Mayo
Bros hospital. Mr.. Mecermiek's
many Calumet friends hope FOR his
sreetiv RETURN - heslth.
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MeGAW CONFIDENT.
Does Not Think His Team Will Go
Back IN 1914

'''aSo' oct, 23.--Many of the base
"'i critics throughout the country are
u'ctlng that John McGraw's New
ORR Giants won't be there with the
y. tioAal leasue punch next season
n'' John McGryw doesn't agree with
'n" wise critics.
'Iink I'll win next summer Just
Justly as did during the past sea-
''. said McGaw yesterday.
NcGraw declares that his Young
,''l"efs lock good To him, especially
,','e ochauer ana. Ford Schupp. Me-
NV says both or the above named
'N'riers should make a lot of nolsa
=, The National league next summer
however, the Giant manager does aa-
.u' that he will have 10 MAKE =
mango or two in the Giant hneup
,..n spring. Just what tho changes
wv DE he would not admit.
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RICHIE SOME GOLFER.

New York oct 9S.--Wilic Richie
is now plaS ing golf 10 condition him
SELF Tor his Il ht with Leach Cross
here. Richie walks five miles to the
links. and then, after two hours OF
play, bikes back to his tramins
quarters.
Golf Ia great for the wind" l.,
Ritchic's verdict.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-24

Printing Of every description seat
" and quickly executed at the
Chrouicle-News fob roo0a 6Anples
cad quotations on request. Ne the
selephone. Trinidad lte. q
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xo71c1 10 rAuAYIHs

All taxes for year 1912 that are
nc; paid before Oct. 10th will b ad-
vc; ;;iscd for sale.
". L. WILLS.
II County Treasurer.
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Stop Thief at
tie Vest Tonight

stop THIEF q farce OF laughs.
thrills and surprises. will BIZ seen at
the West opera house tonight. To
follow its plot won't. perhaps. tax
Sonr patience. but the dialogue. sit
uations and clinsxes. will keep you
IL great good hun,or for two and q
half hours and send you home with
the satisfactory feeling that your
time has beea we'll repaid.
As prcdueer Of hearty laughs.
and more Of them than few farces
have furnished In recent years. stop
THIEF can claim the palm. The
story around which the play has been
constructed has TO do with a family
In which there are two kieptoma n iacs
though neither Of the persons 70 af-
fiicted suspects the trait In the 9TH
er. When the play opens II IL the
wedding morning Of the daughter OF
the elder kleptomaniac, who ID 60
ing to be married 10 the younger
take things without ssking" man.
The house Ii fuii OF beautiful and
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espesslve --weddfnE presents. and
both the people OF morbid impuIse''
fesi the desire to steal creeping over
them. To keep from exercising this
desire the younger man telephones
TO the police headquarters for de-
tsrtive to come and watch him aud
put hack anything he takes on the
sly.-
The messa9e to police IL not un-
derstood and no detective puts In an
appearance. hut . real thief. who is
taken for "fiy COP" dots. and when
he 10 told OF the situation he keeps
up the deception. which Gives him.
~ he declares the soft~st emporium
ity for Crib cracking Of bis ca
reer.
Stop Thief" 10 essentially . farce
OF swift action. snappy diaiouse aad
climax surprises. III fuany situa-
tions follow each other N rapidly
that tho laughs brought forth by
Oae. tread ON the heels Of the next,
with the result that the audience II
kept II . continuous explosion OF
msrrlment throu&hout the entire per-
formaucs.
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Forest Fires in Cal.
Threaten Destruction
Of Many 1ovns

San Francisco. Cal. Hrpt. 2A.-Af-
ter burning for three days with dam
age TO timber and agricultural lands
estimated ~ 1000. 900 and upwards
forest fires In four counties OF Gen.
tr.i California were reported today
under control.
In Santa Cruz county. where only
desperate work saved tn. Hercules,
Powder ~orks. smoldrrinT embcrs
were beinK watched on the hiiisidos
today by an organized system Of
xuards.
In Napa county. the Napa Soda
sprinEs and Wilson's Inn w-r. both
reported safe and the flames In Ca.
pcll. foaa and Gordon Canons und~r
control.
Twcsiy families are reported q
homeless.
The towa Of New Castle. In Placer
county. thought last nigh, tn bc
mrnacsd with destruction. wss saved
by n shift II the wind.
In san Naiso county = fire vas
burning In the timber lsads far bark
Of Ia Honda. In the remote hills. asd
Reports were hut meaGrs. but such
news - could be obtained Indicated
no danger to life.
The little town Of Peseadsso waa
out Of touch with the world both
telephone adm telegraph wires haviag
failed. presumably because the poles
had been burned down. hut the last
word Was that the fire was eating
away from tho village and that there
was no fear among the inhibitants.
The largest kurned arca Is In Ma
"a county where . score Of families
were burned out with much los to
ranchers and orchsrdists. A black
strip eighteen miies long and five
milea wide lics acroas the face Of
the comfy.
Nowhere was any loss Of life rc-
ported.
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STORM PUTS caMlP
n PLANS Of PUEBLO
. a0(bs C0NveUrloN

Pueblo. Colo. Sept. :t.-i.ittle
drops OF water on little xrains cs
sand. turning the sand Into mud and
the mountain rosds into water cours.
q. put = esinp In the kcod roads con-
ference program that no smosini q:
effort eau iron out, Moniros~'s IS
cars. aaiida's 20 cars. 0unnison's sc
cars-in fact all ths aUi0S froa all
the ciiiea slonR the Rniabow route
will not attempt to make the trip TO
Pueblo in celebration Of the cospie:-
ton Of the Rainbow route aad the
briIliAot program srranGcd In this
city for their entertainment today.
has been abandoned.
A telegraph r~s seivcd late yesterday
sfternooa from e. r. Cniiin q, sa-
Ida announced that tho rain had
been heavy In the mountain distrirls
sad the roads were impassabie. As q
result the auto trip over the RATA.
Aow rouis ssoa the Western slope to
Pueblo vas abandoned. This meant
that SOC viaitors expected In Pueb-
10 tomorrow would not come. and the
eonscrcnse committee accordinxiy
saVc up 'om0rrow's program. inciud.
ink the auto parade In Pueblo and
tho meeting tomorrow niRht st Mia
crai palace. At which Gov. T.. n.
Annons was 10 speak. Instead there
will be = GOOD roads meeting ,omor-
row niisht In the roof garden Of tho
Opera house block. The delegates
from the Colorado to Calf Highway
association and any delegates from
the Spanish trail association who are
IL the city will attend the confer
encc tomorrow night.
The program for Thur.day ss or.
!einsily outlined will be carried out
provided the rain does not prevent
the auto run from cities on the Santa
Fe trail. Many delegates from the
cities ont he Colorado to Gulf hisl-
way and on the Spanish trail to Sun
set will come to Pueblo on the rail-
roads and the meetings Of these dele
GAtes with the state highway com.
missioners will be held according TO
the program. ....
John r. Dods will also he here
Thursday and II the weather per-
mits he will leave this city Friday
morning to start on the "trip over the
Spanish trail. II weather conditions
are unfavorJble Mr.. Dods may find
II necessary to remain in Pueblo
several days before starting on the
trip TO log tho Spanish trail.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-24
oAYuOR ESTATE VALUED
AT REVENTEEN MILLIONS

New York. Sept. 2+.-Thc will Of
William J. Gaynor. late mayor Of
New York. filed today leaves to the
widow his Brooklyn residence and
800 shares OF Royal baking Powder
company stock. The remainder. with
the exception Of minor requests Of
the estate is divided two acvcnths tG
zach Of two sons and one seventh &c
each Of three unmarried daughters.
The value Of the estate II esti.
mated At 1l7.O0O.o00.
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time 40. lie declares that he left
Rouse after he had received Q nu0-
ber Of lettsrs demanding money and
thssstcaia9 hin with death. Since
eomins 10 Axuilar he hes received
three ietirrs. each bearing the usssl
siGn Of the black hsad. and con-.
usandinG hin 10 leave differeat SUM
os aoaay ~ teslgDateA places. TIA
explosion CAUSED great deal Of sx-
citement At Aguilar. No clew 70 the
idsntity Of the dynAnisers hes beeu
found BY the authorities.
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S-.zrs a,.af.y
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-24
Grand. Display Of
Millinery
at Up.to.date Prices
MODEL MILLINERY
AeullAR SAIGON
DYNAMITfD--OWNER
FEARS BlACknAN0

The saloon and house Of Red"
Vanilla at AEuiiar was early last
night partially destroyed by the ex-
plosion Of . quantity Of dynamite
placed under the back porch Of the
building. II 10 thought by menbers
Of . BLACK hand" EaaG that has been
scndinE him threatening letters.
The explosion blew In the back door
aud tore away = portion Of the build
ing and broke all the windows. No
one was injured although the chill.
dren Of the saloonman were asleep
Ia back room.
Vanilla came to A3uilar from
Rouse in Huerfano county . short
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'.
J. T. Munros arrived last night
from his ranch near Thatcher to At
tend the fair.
O. r. Adams came In last evening
from his home II sesundo for short
business visit. z
r. U. Button. sou Of Senator John
Button. Of POso. came IN ysstsrdsy 10
s"sea Tue 'a". .- sr t-'
r. T. Nansksr arrived lsst evsaias
from Clayton to spend few days At
tending the Las Aninas fair.
George 8. Thompson. = prominent
Pueblo business man. Is In the city
ATTENDING To matters Of business.
J. y. Farr. county sheriff Of Huer-
fanO county. arrived last night for
4 short business visit In this city.
Mr.. and Mra. II. II. Jones' came
yesterday from Pueblo to attend
tho cousty fair being held In this city
this week. .l -
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. 3. Thompsoa esas
In this morning from their hesae In
Madrid. New Mexico. to attend the
fair and visit friends.
Miss iian Reed OF aapulpa. Okla
homa. IL here visiting her sister. Mrs..
3. 8. Scsddsn. Mia Reed will spsnd
. month In this city.
Mrs. Augustus Meyers IL IN the city
viai,isE her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
F. Harlan. Mrs. Meyers was form
ssiy Miss zula Harlan.
Nrs. Einorc Floyd and bshy have
returned from Mn. FioyA's osd homs
In wsyn~shurx. Penn. where an sx.
tended visit was made.
Joha and Robert McDoasid arriv-
ID lest evening from their hone Ia
Tahsseo tn attend the Las Aaimas
eounty fair beiaE held here.
Mrs. y. A. Hickson arrived here
yesterday from her home In Dem-
yer TO spend = few days In this city
visiting friends snd relatives.
Senator Charles Hayden came In
last night from his home In Walssu.
hns4 to spend few days In this city
atendlaE to legal businsas mattsss.
r. J. Jones. auditor for the Den.
ver and Rio 0rande railroad arrived
this morning from bis home 10 Den.
yer 10 attend to matters Of businsss.
Miaa Irene Parker returned this
morning TO her home In Denver a..
ter visiting In this city with Mr. aud
Mrs. e. ". McDonsid at the Toltsc
hotel. -....
Mrs. a. Thomasoa. Mrs. Hercules
and daushters corrine and Hasel,
have returned from Deaver who're
they spent several weeks visitiAg
friends.
Paul Henerson arrived In this city
Yesterday from the Heucrsoa
ranch near Hoehne TO attend the fair
ssd look after business matters Ia
Trinidsd.
". z. Merrill. 4 we'll known as,or-
ney Of Prowers county. arrived yes.
terday from his homo in Lamar for
few days visit In this city attend.
Ing to legal husiaess.
Mias Lois kia9 will leave tomor.
row for Chicago where she will en-
ter chirsEo university. Niss King
taught In one Of the school In . camp
north Of here last winter.
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o SIT . 4 I !; ' I

The funerai Of David Rope will
take place tomorrow morning Al Fol-
son. New Mexico. Rope died Monday
morning after short iliness. H.,
vas well kaowa In this city. havtax
lived In this locality for over forty
years. He was scvsaty years Of age.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-24

HOW ~ CURE SICK HIADACHE.
e. r. Nustoe. Of Fresno. California
has adopted the correct treatmeat for
sick headache. He says: II have used
Chamberlain Tablets for sick head
ache and constipation for the past
two years. have never fousd any
preparation 80 satisfactory in every
respect for this trouble" For sale
by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-24
TRINIDAD ncTulu

On account Of failure to arrive the
pictures Of Trinidad aud Ssosswsll
Will not be shown until Friday. o.
an exhibition run they were pro-
nouneed good and clear and II 10 the
first time Trinidad will be seen ON
q screen. II will be shown for the
first time ut the Isis Friday. Don't
miss this picture treat.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-24
-$1ys!----- -
&due!
Sane !!

EVERY MAN. WOMAN AND
child ought TO save--it safe
guards your future. secures indie
/. psadsace aad paves the way 70
success --a.- a.s r
The person who cannot. does aot
and will not save money. cannot
aad will not do anything else
worth while. ....
We pay per cent interest Oh
8aviass Accounts and interest o.
Time Deposits.
4I.o0 will start = Savings Ac-
count here. Today 10 the day 10
begin 70 save and right here with
us. 10 the safe place TO put your
savius1,
the '''Afs;'4 s@ ''''s'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-12

at fao i'm arm brGffet. San bar
Tor fort 5io iioen fommet no eiter
at pGre fommen eoot oper ct ito
liaere grllo. Huber 2egen peo So
len fit ban ina / @aar otter famine
arm br9ffet tGt ooen for $oano-
Ieoet : itoffels 9rena, maa ban
mart after fonme zig!
Sbe Blair Sboe Store bar ligs
fanet mo gfteronrs eg ginters 5or'
inning Of fsrite aIasies 5ootei.
Com os ie.
5or 8omerne / Blair og
0megn. OpmGrfiombeben benIeoes
poa nit fuIoitenoiae Eager al aoo.
Der, Groeter. aioIer og Sferter.
9riier ira $t5 til $50. Reia9tig
9asnina goranteret.
Sobnfon, tbe 8niIor. ooer ior
9oitbuiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-12
,Oduiferen'
Cnsoas ben Il. 5ebruor 1913.
Blair, 9ebr.

S 2ebet al iioite uge bar nI bait
lite mrnore emo tire 5oreorag |
DorbimoeIie meo Stolen. Oct ferlte
boIotes Sorsoag 4ften ! 4noltorlet
/ Gin Gull. Get par ar. A ~Gana
Golleae lecture Gourie". : Zen
@ang fit pi ct Dirfeligt og oDgti9t
6oreorag, al Mr. Gbeinfranf. San
talte oper Spergsmaalet: g9pao
er 9ipet?~ % ban logoe ioa life al
pan at beipare Spsrgsmaalet oeo at
aipe en- definition al Sioet, men
oerimoo oeo at Oiie fine 1ilberer
iorifeIIige 5acer al Sioet. San lagoe
/. CTS. at De ire Mar al Selu
oiientIige 2ip bar mere o9ro tor
geroen emo 1000 Aor al Metbuia'
lens 9ip. 4ngaaenoe Stormpno
bqooeoe ban, at oct bar life iaa ME.
get @eni, Der eioroe Dem ltore, iom
bet bar baarot ar6eioe og otter
baarot Arbeioe. san ngpnte Gbos
mas Goiion. Man baooe lpurgt bant
ON Semmeliebeoen / bans Sneces,
oq ban bapoe iagt, at oct nar z
psf. @eni oe SO psf. boarot ar-
beioe. 9ette of bile noget og iaa
at bQnge t meo arbeioet for at nan
lit Roal, bet bar. bpao Ser gap Il.
BET aroft % @proi.
Get nqite 5oreorag bolotes |
sfolens aopel 5reoog Iften. Oct
bar Sr. anoers S~srgenien = lom
er omtalt anoetiteos / 9laoet =
Der f~ortalte ON fine 8anoringer I
BET bellige 2aro. SiOen bar fnop,
ioo ban nlaatte ipringe lige inc
bet. San f%ortalte i9ont o9 interes.
Iont ON fine oe 9f~eiiefGlers Op-
I~epelier unoer ganorinaer | bet bel
Iiee 2ano. % boaO Der oa iGr.
Tia traaote 8iIbererne / Meoe, bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-12

5orboIOene, iom De M er | bet
2ano, bnor 9eroens 6reller bar
panoret, = ct 9ano, Der MI boDeos
iaeelig Iigger poe og neotroaot al
Inrfer oa 9eouiner, alt foroi bet
life fenote lin geieaeIiestib.
Get iioite al De tire 5oreorag bolo-
ties / Mites, oeiaa / SfoIens aapeL,
al gaIt. aoolpb Sult ira Omaha.
Gan bcIOt fit 5oreOrag paa GngelIt,
oa gmnet bar: Ssren aierfe-
@ait. Suit er ioenit, og
Tom Ioaoan bar ban let tilegnet iig
aenoIfab til oct oonife Sprog, Iaa
han bar Ipit 2. &ierfegaalos 89r-
fer / 0riginoliproget. San iortalte
ON, bporleoes ban nar bleueH III
~teresieret / at itioere aierfegaaro.u
Soreoraget. Der gan Sueriigt oner
oell mqrfeliqe Manos 9in % @irf-
iombeo % Snoiigt / bans Oo9ane
Ga 9iogmaal, nnr babe interes-
liant % IGrerigt, i9rlig Tor 5tii'
oenter peo en- oorif Sfole. Set par
aoot. ON Ssren 9iertegaaro blen
mere fenot og ihloeret al ben tube
renoe Ilnaoom ogioa bette Sano.
Sans iamleoe gGrfer uofommer
M poa 8pif; oct b%eoiier, at 6Difer'
ne for gflnor bas begnnot at ltlioere
Ssren aierfegaaro, troos oct, at
han er oonif.
See Eplin & Sans for Fur
uit7re, Rugs, Pianos. Undertak-
ing a speciality.
9oitor aieaer itanr i 8egreb.
me0 at reiie til Chicago for at Del
toae / Risiionsmeoer baaoe Der og
onore Steoer. San bliner borte TO
Senonge.
alponingsitpffer renies, pres
les oe repureres net, burtiet os
biaiat bos sbe Blair 1antorinm.
O.. @. GIeasbp, 9rop. Git for
Rational gonf. gea 9boae
9rof. 6. t. 0aniens Ssn
Sarah bar oqret ioo ubeloia otter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-12
SmeOic til Snla eller eeje.

Min Smeoie, beIiggenoe | Ct
aoot. oonif Excitement, er paa
Gruno Of anOen 9eitemmeIie til
5oIe eler seie poa euniti9e GiI-
faar. Smeoien er 80 X 30 500
meo ieritc alosies @erftei oe Ga.
ioIin engine. Wleieri % asbmonos-
bonoeI pna Steoet. 2iaeleoes Sfole.
bus. bpor Der ogioo boIoes oanif
Buostieneite. Z. q. Z. % 3eleion.
9eboeIiesbus "a X 2i 9Inos til
en- ao, Spin oa SONS. @oot ino.
hesnet. OmiGtnin9 $1,000 iioite
Aar.
SenpcnoeIie fer til Gieren
Sens Geteren,
R. 3. . Qr. 4. guSubou. Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-12
@nostieneiter.

Blair: SenoagsifoIe 81. 9.f5.
Seimesieellostieneite 81. 1890
CGroi. Big prGoifer.)
TGaes llnaoomsmeOe poa Sto'
len 81. go.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS al. 7,30.
Gnsooe Gften Den 10. sri. 80
Sobithomeoe hos Trof. G4Sanien.
9orsoag NftA Den 20. 81 80
loIoer 9rof. 9ig 6aiteprGoifen
airfen.
aennarb: SenOogsifole meo aon-
firmanolpsning bper Senoag 5m.
81. 10. Gonif @nostieneite I. og
3. Ssnbug / bber Maaneo. ling
oomsmeoe paa Gnoelit 2. og 4.
5enooe / bper Naaneo.
Grimm: @uostieneite 1. og 3.
5enoaa / buer @aaneS, ST. 1890
Sormiooag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-12
W}isiionsnIe0e.

afboIoes, bill @uo. / Bethel oanite
eb. .Iutb. Menigbeo. 8ni9bt, 81,
fra Den 20. til %. 6ebruur.
Gaitor 8. s. aieaer. Wienigbe-
oens iorrige Brrit. bar Ionet at
oeItaae peo oisie Meoer. On fGrlig
SnobpoeIie ill aIle. 9erre, Lao bis.
ie @eoer lnffes iii Siples 5reliel
@oo Menigbeaens 8egne.
:. Simonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-12
0irfcflpffeinouiclie.

emaus oonife en- lutb. Vfenlg.
heo / Qic9iab6. 81, a8ter, uil
Bu6. at inhoi oens me airfeflotfe
% me airfebelpsning / 5orbinoel.
ie neo 0iisiiunsmsoe i 0ngene ira
y. Sebruor til ,. Warts.
Qruiterne 9. Yeterieu og 5. q.
monien bar Iopet at tale.
SierteIig SnObnoeIie til ale.
geisaen0e beoes meIoe iig / goo
5io.
Qaa 0ienigbeoens @e8ne.
Sens Z. 6eeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-12
glmanaf.Sna

Ger ma pqre Dem ibIonot bore
reaulpre almanof. aifnoer, Der bar
alemt of b~eitille ben oonife aImo.
nof / aar. 8i bar nemlig enonu ct
initial tilboge al Dor iebponIiae
6oripnina af Get npe aar". &c
ifuIoe beIIt iqlges. 9ogen inoebol.
Der foruoen aImanof.S toffet 68
Siber goo. iunb og fornsielig 99s.
ming. Zen foiter 10 fitn 90 cts.
Dan. 2utb. Bubl. Soul e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-12
MGsiinnsmpoer

ogtcs ofboIot / 3n3aretb Renigbeo,
9eOar Sails, Ga. fra ben q. Sc.
bruar til ben 2. Worts, OH @iio
oil. aurlia Su6bnoeIie til 9enner
ira Nor % fern. gieIo eoers Som.
me til un~oerteaneoe inoen Den %.
6ebrlar.
goo Io5aretb MleniebeOs gegne.
elias 9repenien.