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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
MANY ARRIVE ON ALAMEDA.

The Alameda arrived from the south last night enroute to the Westward with fairly good passenger lists for all points and an extra heavy list for skagway, The following were for Juneau from Seattle-Mrs. c. c. Corn. wall, Oscar Engstrom, Mrs. J. H. Cuff. fS Oscar Gustafsen, Nina Josephine Kerts, Miss c. Kuykendan, Mrs. l.. McKinnon, Miss Minnie Molloy, Ed. Olson and wife, Miss Shaffer Geo. B. Smith, Miss sturreck, Mrs. Whitman and children, Joseph whalen, and two second class. From Wrangell-C. R. Chadwick, William Ferguson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
cIrY oE sEArrLE ARRlvAls.

The City of Seattle arrived from the South this morning with the following for Gastineau channel towns: For Juneau-Miss Crystal B. Snow, c. B. Cartwright and wife, J. W. Thatcher and wife, Miss Blanche Dyer, R. Fl. Miller, Mrs. Hazel R. Mil. Ter, George Mellott, William Bagnole and wife, A. x. Alleut, II. Knudson; for Douglas-Mrs. Anderson, Dorothy Anderson, Mrs, Mabel Fl. Bradley. Phillip Reid Bradley, Henry II. Brad. ley and two second class,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
OF WATERLOO"
 PLEAsEs JUNEAU AUDIENCE

"The Battle of Waterloo" made a great hit with the audience in Juneau theatre last night, presented as a pho to drama. It was very realistic, and spectacular. The dramatic interest is maintained and reproduced with a fidelity that is remarkable. All of the main features of the great histori- cal event are displayed on the pano- ramic field. true to life. The story which requires five rolls of film to tell will be repeated tonight and again to- morrow night
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
FAIRBANKS BEGINS TO
 THINK OF WINTER

Just few minutes ago. the peo. pie of Fairbanks were sitting alone the banks of the Cinema slough watch. ing the ice go out-today they are told to take the camphor balls ont of their coats and prepare for A long winter, for soon the last boats of the season will went"
 The White Pass route wires it's local agent this morning that the last boat of the season via st Michael will leave Seattle on August 2Srd-eleven days hence. and the last boat of the season via skagway will leave Seattle September 1Oth-less than month from today.-Fairbanks
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
LEAVING oN sopHIA.

The following took passage on the Princess Sophia for the South this morning: Alfred Kyle, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. c. K. Gilbert, Robert Hall, Ar thur Carter, J. Webster, Thomas Kiel, Ed Walsh, Charles Donaldson, c. D. Bowman, Frank Mccoy, Roland Will jams, E. A. Elliott, Victor A. Wood, J. F. Pugh. J, S. King, Oscar Gustaf. son, A. Kilvoll, John Folsom, Mary Harrington.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
rREADwELL NOTES
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TREADwELL, Sept. 4.-Mrs. Phil ip Bradley and Philip Bradley, jr. wife and son of superintendent Brad ley of the Treadwell mines, arrived on the City of Seattle this morning and are moving into the superintend- ent's house, recently vacated by R. A. Kinzie and family
 The City of Seattle arrived at Tread we'll at o'clock this morning and left for Juneau at 10.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
NEW YORK MAY HAVE
 TO PAY BIC INTEREST

NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-There is talk in New York of raising city loan of S12O .OOO,O maturing serially in one, two aud three years. to meet it's obli- cations which fall due between now and the middle of January.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
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MARINE NOTES
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The Al,N is expected from the south tonight.
 The Mariposa is expected from the Westward tomorrow night or Sunday morning.
 The Georgia will arrive from Sitka tomorrow and sail for skagway at 12:O1 a. m. Sunday
 The Jefferson sails from Seattle to- night.
 The Princess Sophia sailed south this morning.
 The Thomas J. Wand arrived this morning.
 The Edith is expected hourly
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
JUNEAU MAN BRINGS
 BRIDE HOME TODAY

Clarence E. Cartwright, employed with B. NJ. Behrends company re- turned with his bride on the City of seattle this morning They were mar -!od in Seattle last Sunday, Mrs Cartwright was formerly Miss Edna Tuton. daughter of an old family of Seattle.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cartwright will estab- l.sb their home in the Nelson apart ments for the present.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
LEAVE oN ALAMEpA.

The following passengers took pas. sage on the Alameda which sailed for the Westward last night; For Skag- way-Jack Lien, Frank oja, H, NJ. Fraser Oscar Anderson, B. McBrayne, Mrs. Brennan. several second.class; for Valdez-Mrs. M p. Littlejohn; for Seward-R. H. Flemming and Oscar Larson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
NO COMMUNICATION
 POSSIBLE WITH KlAocHoU

NEW YORK, Sept, 4.--Communica- lions have been cut with TSingtau, and no news can be received concern ing the operations of the Japanese and their allies at Kiaochou.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
GAN ISSUE THROUGH
 BILLS TO EUROPE

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.--The embargo against shipment of freight from inter for points to the seaboard for export on through bills of lading which the principal trunk line railroads running into New York put into effect last month have been lifted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
IMMIGRATION INSPECTOR HERE

D. Maskeyiczius, United States in- spec5or in charge of immigration of Alaska, with headquarters in Ketchi. kan, arrived in Juneau on official bus mess and will remain here two or three days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
ONE BIG STEAMSHIP
 BECOMES AN AMERICAN

WASHINGTON, Sept 4.-steamship oceana, owned by the Delaware-Hud- son Steamship Co, and previously un- der the British flag. has become an American ship.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04

All French aud German toilet arti- cles and perfumes at "before-the-war" prices, Juneau Drug Co., 1O7 Front St the store that hts what you want when you want 1t. 9-4.2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04

DRUGS of QUALITY, of people of QUALITY at the store of QUALITY The Juneau Drug Co. 107 Front St., opposite Alaskan hotel. Phone 25O.- 9-i-2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04

Why go oni these rainy days?-just can -SJ, the Juneau Drug Co.,, the store that has what you want when you want it. We deliver immediate iy. S4-2t,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
@
BUILDING ON MERIT.

We are fitted with the most mod ern apparatus for testing sight, Add to this equipment thorough knowledge of the eye, gained by years of study and experience in fitting glasses, We claim your consideration on merit.
 ALASKA OPTICAL co.
 Opposite Alaska Supply.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04

Augustine & Keyer's chocolates fresh-iust received, at the Juneau Drug Co, 1O7 Front St. The store that has what you want when you want 1t. 9-4-2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04

For service, quality and price, come to the Juneau Drug Co.-The store that has what you want when you wan i.t-1O7 Front St. 9-4.2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04

"25o" is the telephone number of the Juneau Drug Co, the store tiiat has what you want when you want 1t, 1O7 Front St S-4-2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
NETHERLANDS ALSO
 NEED SOME MONEY

ARMSTERDAM, Sept. A. Holland is preparing to float a loan of at least 1OO,OOO,OO0 fiorins, which will be rais- ed on credit.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
LABOR DAY CLOSING.

The Chas, Goldstein Department store will close all day Monday, Sept 7th Labor Day. 9.a.2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04

pr. Bevis office is in the offices formerly occupied by Dr. J. K. simp- son on Second St. 9-2-st
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04

RIO JANEIRo, Sept. 4.--Brazil has authorized the issue of s1SS,25O.OOO pa. per money.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04
DEMOCRATIC CLUB
 MEETING CALLED

A meeting of the Juneau Democratic club is hereby called to meet in Dem ocratic headquarters, Rooms IS and l9. Valentine Building, at p. m., Sat urday. Sept. ,. for the purpose of con tering with the Juneau delegation to the Democratic Divisional conyen- ton which meets Monday. Sept. :.
 J. R. WYNN, President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04

Deputy Marshal W. D. Grant arrived from Wrangell this morning on official business.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04

Fountain pens of all the best makes, at the Juneau Drug Co., 1O7 Front St. -9.4.2t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04

DOUGLAS, Sept. 4.-Miss Minnie E. Monoy principal of the Douglas schools for the coming year, arrived on the Alameda last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04

Cameras and photo supplies at the Juneau Drug Co, 1O7 Front St. 94-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-04

BRAZIL ISSUES MILLIONS
 IN PAPER MONEY
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
ltngooms mpoer

afboloes eiter INCONSISTENCIES
SnObneeIie Of gaitor g. Senien,
Ruifin. Qebr. / Den atIantiife areos
iom fsleer:
8arren. ia. B. Is. % ie. slpriI
9enn Dan, y. .. D. f7.-f9.
gbilooelpbio. pa. D. 20.-2f.
9rootlpn og annerer 22.-24.
goitonog8 orcbeiter .Masi. 25.-27
@eitbroof ne. 5. 2s.-29. april
5almoutb. @e. 5. 3d.. glni.
Rep Genmarf. Canada "a.
MontreoI, CANADA 6. -.
On Solicit beoes opiaget bberi
Steo til ltnsOomsforbunOets aasie.
9ennerl 9eO ON os nirf for, al
oisie Msoer maa barre Goigbeos.
frugter blouot bore uiige.
Chr. Gbriften G N,
@eitbroof, We.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01

Wfening biIoe oct uere Ell ppperlig
5ing, efter at ui bar faaet Soloo.
nerne luffet og baaber at boloe
Dem l1lffeoe, ON oi oa tunoe babe
Ell r~eipeftabeI 8lnos. boor bore
3renge og unge Wenneiter tan
fomme iammen unoer Ell farafter.
fait % opgtig friiteli8 Manos 0p-
inn.
- Man fortalte os iorleOen Dag,
at Cana Colleges 5orretninasflas.
Ie / @aar Ifuloe babe en- lille los
flugt til 6Iorenee. bnor 0mobas
8anopprf er beliggenoe. og ii0en
til Omaha for at aao igennem oa
beie De Itgrre 6orretninaer / oenne
nor tore Robobn. So. hoorior life
ie BEN praftiIfe She af Oct. man
Ihioerer.
@n rigtia oeilig title 3egn
if oi / 9Brongs; ben begpnote fsr
Gag. oct regneoe 9obt ON 5or-
miooagerl, igen ON Gitermio0ngen,
og ii6en bar oi foaet liot = formo-
oentlig omfriug TO CONNER / aft
Nan tiger. oen bar blbot Soroen en-
7 q s CONNER neo. iaa BET er Here
aar. iioen Sor0en bar baret / iaa
goo Stono til at tnae imoo 6or-
aorsiuoen. iom ben or III.
5 @anoaas bapoe ri 9eipg
al ire al pore 8rniter. 5. @ertien.
Council Bluffs. 9. q. 9aurien,
Omaha oa 8. g. Senien, aimbaIl.
ton. Soma.
- 0nsoag / iioite uge agtepie.
oes Seren Seniens 9atter Mprtle.
oen iioite af t3 Ssifenoe. j benoes
Stem til Senru gois. en- Spifer, ira
Gbolco. 0ebr.. gielien uofertes al
Baitor aieller. Som ni foritonr bar
gruoens 5orplore og ale heloes
Seifenoe tillige meo mango Barn
al oisie til Steoe ion grnltupsg9.
tier. 9oniferen snifer biertelia til
Snffe!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
Weobelelie til grriter 90
Weniabeoer /
Zen fore. oanffe airfe.

Ten fore. 6nnfe airfe.
Gen foreneoe oonife airfes f8.
aarsme6e oil blipe nfbolot, ON
Sub nil, I Gogene fra 40. SUM-
bette star | @reenpille, Micb. af
Here prgtiee @rrnoe snifer be fam.
leoe Wenigbeoer oeriteos anrsmeoet
/ bette 1iosrum.
Den foreneoe oonife airfes Ore.
nigbeocr dnmooes berpeo om at
beige fine Sen6pmRno | goo lib.
Weniabeoer, Der mnntte enffe
SptnaeIie / Seiterfroen anmooes
ligeleoes ON at inoienoe oeres Nm.
| betimeIig 9io til UNDER.
teaneoe. Senere uofsrlisere OplDs-
uinger ON Garsmeoet.
3 9erbsoigbeo
q. 9. Gbriftinnen, N. a. q.
9ilinnsman0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
en uenlie Senitillins til 9rGiter
% 9enisbeOer / Soua areos.

"a areoiens aasie / Den iioite
Iio er paa ganife bar guno. %
aasiereren al ben @rnno bar let
iig mot til at laane Qenge Tor at
msoe areoiens maaneoIige llo9ii.
ter. ian bar areositprelien ment. at
bet par rigti9it Al gore Brpiter %
Weni91eoerne befenot meo. boorle.
oes Den f~inancieIe Stiaing er.
areosmisiionen iaar n0ientlig #.
he Carer 0eo Misiionsmsoerne.
Der aiboloes runot / Meniaheoerne
men eiter. At 9ieiienogiiterne er ira.
oraget Misiionsoiferet. OF eli poer.
Zig treoieoel al 9elsbet gaar I'll
Samimoets Snoremisiion. bar bet
iqbnligt piit iia. al oenne Sno-
t~agtsfiioe lanat ira er tiIitrRffelia
til at meoe areoiens aroo. 9i
heiiltiuer oerror tpriiglt: aofn os
til 6ialp nleo en- runohoonoet @ooe
til bore areosmisiions gennerl Lao
os isrge goot FOR ben inore betno.
ningsfuloe @ren al bort arbeioe.
at Den life ifoI nsoes til at fpnnpe
meo ~Sorg for timelig Rarina" -
og @ernineen oerneo binores.
5 9rbsoigbeo.
1aa areoiens 8egne
geter gonoo. aosierer,
6rits anoeren Setr.
u. %. Qielien, areosi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
.Odnfferen"
0nsoag ben [. april 1914.
glair Rebr

en- 10 tilbage omtalte 81, at Chr.
8oIenbecf gennem Ell Saeiarer 9i.
gelop ! Omaha banoe mIaat Sag
imooeieren al oet0oipital / OMAHA,
bnor 0eres 9atter 1attie oeoe. Oct
ifoI Der oplnies. at bet par n9onte
5aoferer Der tilifpnoeoe Goienbects
III at toae Sagen op. san mente At
baoe iaa flare og it9rfe 9eniier paa
5oonoen for, at 0oipltaleieren dc
@leIlon0 par Sfplo | 9otties 8eo,
Of ban tilbeo at optoee So9en paa
oens enne Weriter. Der bleo ioa
anlaet Gag for EN- Sfaoeseritatnine
at $4,000. oa Sosfsreren ifuloe
hape 0alooelen az buao uotaloet
braafe.
Den %. Morts bleo So9en bragt
op for Netten, men oct m9rtellge
peo uofoloet er. at 8ommeren ofoi-
tie 5aeen af Mangel paa geniler.
Mr. giaelofu, iom fsr bopoe lao
ioleflore 9eniier. meote. efter booo
Roienbecf forflarer. aloeles uforbe-
rect. noen geniier % uoen at funne
ifafie 8ioner. Saqfereren forflnre.
oe for Roienbecf. at Sagen fnnoe
appelleres | 2e6et Of 80 Gage, men
mn poo R~oienbecfs gefoimina.
81 bar Dor Wening ON, bnortil
9iaelon bar brnat fine 9ebiier, %
ri o%perIn6er til enhoer at bragg line
SIutninqer. % for ben ofosoes5or.
pTore er Der iiffert intet an.
oct At asre emo at inoItilIe Saaeu
til ben ~allerheieite Sgieiterets Nj
aerelie.
Suao Der blioer al Den a9oung
Mens gbriitian asiociation@ gepq.
gelie. iom pi for fort lib iioen ON.
talte. fan oi fife iige enonu. Gen
heitoaenoe lofale geitprelie boor.
til Bro. s. I. 9aniep % County.
Glerf One Aonoerien herer) bar
giort 8orisg paa at ifafie Mioler
til 9eien. men, iom oct ipnes, bio.
til uoqn iterre speIo. Men 5reoag
/ iioite llee bar Stotsiefretpren
Tor .. ". 6. ". Mr. BALM Der
/ 9nen. og ban oflagoe o9iaa os ct
9eieg. 9i fit oct Snotrpf at BAN.
at Sneen fonmer fife til at foIoe,
uoen al Der | oct minolte bor u9ret
ajort IN arnftonltrengeIie eaer TO
for at IRE ben igennem. Otter Dor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
T0raarsbeGnOere

sc, boor Smaafnopperne iOnlme.
Yoppei % 0asiel faar Gun,
ar9fterne brpoer % nlmer,
9I9nen bIi'r oren M Tor brnm.
9niten iaa nnoerlia |iitrer.
ipoier ben fnopfplote @ren,
Spuruene ~floffes % fpiorer.
De er Iorngiet bber en-.
9iloges III flpner moo Roroen.
ale pr9ciit IN @eleo;
bper i Den ifpnneite Sroen
fuaffer: 10. 10, ieg er meol
Robinl for Sneen forioinoer
pr OH Der. miliitre arnbot;
Orm unoer 3lien on timber,
Den er foroiit oeIifat.
Sp9tten Den banter moo 9arfen
5r9ormen maa nnre Der;
arngerne flpber pna Warfeu;
5oroar, ia 5oroor er berl
9sft ga. nit Sierte, DIN 9inge.
itrnf cen iaa irit. On formaar;
nprmere @no On Dig ioinge.
ogiao for dig bleb oct Saar.
SOAR Rarius 9anien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
sI eaIss.

9no @rnno of 9ortreiie snifer
iea at ieIge nit 9us, imuft beIig.
aenoe neo Sfon % 81, mar onnit
lutberif Strife og SfoIe. bnIn Were
lot. iub 8areIier. 9aropooo Cub
o. finiih SURFACE beat. 5arlig ca.
net for ct Gar plore 6olf.
5or narmere llnoerretning ifriD
til Mrs. :. g. aasmnsen.
2Icf, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
WisiiDnsmDoe.

On @no oiI. blioer Der @isiions
meoe / 0a5aretb Menigbeo. Soul
ter. Su., ira Den 3.-5. Mai. boor
til ganner inobpoes.
9an MeniabeOens @e9ne.
u. 6. @eismann.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
Misiens. Oh ~llnaoomsmgoe.

On @no oil. bliuer Der Misiions.
% unaoomsmgOe i getbonie Uienig.
beo oeo aenmare q. 7af. / 8aaene
ira 80. glpriI. 5~iIreiienoe ira
iiern o. n9r ifuI oare biertelig bel.
fomne til at bare hos os De Gage.
9aa Menigbeoens 8egne.
g. n. anoeren. Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
9prtb a9nfuta 49nno.

0oa!e faa npperliae anIeoninger
til at febe aooe 9iem / DC onnife
aoIonier / 8eitbn. 9anepiIIe og
6ertile 9oIIen 5omnibips. npr beo
9one, SfoIer oe airfer. Sfrin til
Sans anoeren.
5ertiIe. 20. ..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
Nisiionsmeoe

Gm @uo of, bliuer Der Mis.
iionsmsoe Ia. Moi / 0elion %
0iafis, @inn.. begge Steoer belia
aenor paa @reat Rorthern. 1856
Nil 9oropeit for ct. 9auI. Bra.
iterne gonoo. Beef o. Soffannro
bar looet at iere Groet. aae err
uelfonme.
gaa Menigbeoernes @egne.
9. 6. 9ouIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
@uostieneiter.

gIair: SpnoagsifoIe aI. 9.t5.
8uostienelte al. 1890.
4ftenguostieneite al. $50.
aennaro: 9aa Senoaa g. apriD
Sgnoagsifole meo aoniirmonolas-
ning SIN. 81. 10 enaelif @nostie.
neite SIN. ST Il.
Crnm: @uostieneite 1. og B.
5sn0aa 1 6oer Waoneo, ST. 1890
5ormiooag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
RisiiOmsmpOe / atlantic, ia,

RisiiOnsmpoe i atlnntic, "a,
22.-26. april. Siertelig Snobn.
belle III oct oonite 5oIf iiern oe
nor. SnomeIo eoer / goo lib til
unoerteeneoe eaer 6. z. ebriiten.
fen, 1000 eeoar ct. atIantic. ga.
Ger pil oa blipe israet for 9ogi til
eoer Dos MenisbeOens 5amilier
Qaa q. 9anli Meniabeos 9egne.
Sames 6. Beterfen,
f601-9th Ct,
9arlon. ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
Sor SaIs.

f60 acres Of oct be0ite eon0 /
bet oanife Settlement peo 0iefion,
Canada. Wan beoes benbenoe fig
til 5r. Beoerieit, 9icflon, dlto.,
Canada. eaer $. :. 9nnien,
gIoir, 9ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
MisiiOnsmpoe

af6oloes i Davenport, Sa., / Gage.
ne 23.-26. april, boortil BORT
5oIf iurlieit inobpoes.
9aa Meniabeoens 8eane.
9. u. gonoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01

9oele goos 9sger pasienoe iom
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
". SGrIigt for 3renge.
Storm9no. On 29ffe Sfil.
oringer ni befeubte MisiionGrer
ri 4ait. Sarah Semen Snob.
/ ioliot Sbiriinasbino. 4ris SOC.
1itus. 5~ortpIina ira ariiti lib.
nj 3Iorenre ". ainasIep. Snob.
so 9ents. canine pnn engelif
80 Gents.
8obert. 6ortalIing ira engeIif
peo Bait. CIR. gbriitenien. Reot
S6irtingsbino so Gents.
IRE MenneffebBrn. On
5ortpIling etbnert ungt Wenne.
ife fan bnne bnooe @ln6e %
glptte at at Iaie. Snob. | 70.
Iiot Shirtingsbino so Cts.
.. Srrlist for Bigger.
W orgengrn. 6ortaIin9 ira bet
oanif.amerifanife airfeIib. Nj
gait. 5. 5. ailoiie. 5oliOt inOb.
80 Gents.
9aomi. 6%ortpaing ira Seruia.
lens iioite Gage. 1872 Si6cr.
Smuft inbb. qris so Gts.
otter Rieo. 8ortpaine al Ban.
fp. On al DC beoite 3ortGainoer
ri fender. 5 mutt Sbirtines-
bino. so Gents.
Roru. 6ortGlling fra Snoiana Of
Gom. eggleiton. Ban 9onff peo
6. q. 244 Si6er. 3 Sbirting
500. 6ranifbinO $t.50.
6. 6or Bigger % 9rense.
5orgIemmige Meo Sfrift.
iprog og Solmebers til bber Dag
| aaret. Zen imuffeite @apebog,
pi bar. gris go Gents.
gfterfsIgeIfe. Nj
Thomas a aempis. pao 3anif
Deo 9nit. 81. z. Waoien. Smntt
fort Sbirting meo bIinbtrpft
aors paa 5oriiOen % mutt for.
eplot 9lpg. gris rs Gents.
5errens 8erninger. 10.
friitelige 5ortulinger. Somlei
al @oit. g. Senfen. Soliot inob,
50 Gents.
Speciel 9nrtipris pna bbiIfen
Tom belIt al oisie 9sger op9ioes
paa 5orlangenoe.
gibIer, SaImebeger,S a ng.
beger OH. 5ortegneIier frit
pan 6orlmnaenoe.
IAN. smtb. Enbl. Sonie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-01
REPORT AND STATEMENT.
Dana College and Trim. Semi.

for month of FEBRUARY, 1914.
Enrolment College 1876, Sc
minary Is, Totol Id. Weeks
Tuition 5331a, weeks board
1902, weeks room 1882.
Total RECEIPT for Month s2201.00
Total Expenditures for
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En- Udtalelse
ON wore nye Amerikansk Skandinaviske Prospektkort

DR.. Henry Goddard Leach, New York, Sekreter for The
American scandinavian Foundation, skriver under 3. Marts
1914: =
This is a splendid idea beautifully carried out, on
one hand the most impressive sight in "A America, the skyscrap-
es of New York, on the other three Of the favorite scenes
of Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. Over all the flags that
we love so we'll
I hope that many Scandinayans in America will come to
use these cards to help cement the bonds between us"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-08
MUSIC DEPARTMENT PROGRAM

The music department of the Moline
Woman's club gave the first program
of the season yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. r. S. Blakemore and Mrs.
II. l.. Bullen as hostesses at the home
of the latter 1921 Seventh street, Mo
line. The following numbers were
given:
Soirees de Vienne (Shubert)-Mrs.
Clarie b. Foster
Voice: Serenade; Du bist die Rub;
The Young Nun (Schubert)-Miss Vir-
sinia Tunnicliff.
Sonata, first and second movements
(Beethoven)-Miss Naomi Johnson.
Rock Island.
Unfinished Symphony (Schubert)-
Miss Marjorie Head, Miss Blanche AL
brecht.
The literary part of the program
was in charge of Mrs. D. a. Babcock
with papers by Mrs. Bryon Skidmore
Miss DeCamp and Mrs. r. L. Baker
who save sketches of the three COM
posers, Beethoven, Schubert and
Loewe.