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BIRTHS

CHANG - In Honolulu, January 4,
1914, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Yau
Chang, of 1928 Wilder avenue. son.
SMITH-In Honolulu, at Pacific SAM
tarium, Jan Z, 1914, to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. @. Smith, a 7-pound son.
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Mrs. Ella Flagg Young has been re-
elected superintendent of public
schools in Chicago as the result Of
popular demand. Four members of
the boal'l who had opposed her were
dropped by Mayor Harrison.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Patrons of the DEMO Fire Alarm
System are hereby notified that the
system is in effective operation on
and after the Gate of january 1st. 1914.
THE MUTUAL TELEPHONE
CO., LTD.
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~ AUTHORITY.

Office 81 the Territorial Board OF
Health. Honolulu. Hawaii. January
2nd, 1914.
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PernEiaRS Buy Bark Wilder

immigrants, arms and equipment to
be furnished them when they would
report to Carranza for service. The
offer was made by a Canadian pro
moter
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DeckIoad Lost During Storm
The steamer Carlos, which left Sea-
tie with cargo of creosoted piles for
Los Angeles municipal wharf, return
'ed to port with half her deckload
lest, her cargo booms towing in the
water and her railing and part of her
house damaged and showing other
marks of the storm that struck her,
thirty-fiye miles south Of Cape Flat
terry. A tremendous swell was Ell
eountered, but not much wind. The
ship took heavy list to the starboard
and the piles were washed overheard.
PeTuTiaRS Buy Bark Wilder
The barkentine S. G. Wilder which
loaded at Ballard for South Amer
lean pert. is the fourth sailing vessel
sold within the past few weeks to a
Peruvian firm. Capt Bennett master
end part owner of the vessel, while in
that city stated that he would take the
city stated that he would take the
Wilder to her port of discharge and
turn her over to her new owners. She
is under charter fer this trip to w. r.
Grace & Co.
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57433-3t.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
sUPT. kCRNs FAREWELL.
Continued from First Page. }

OF vanity. w- ar. to produce the deed
II is not a aui, claim deed. but IL ls .
warranty deed II II the warranty or
our good wiIl, our best wishes. our re.
sp.ct aud our regard. and II 10 war
rauty that Noa VIII think OF M some
times. even though you DO not try 10
do SO I am prescutins you this a. aH
,Siaeur, Of remembrance on the par,
Of your suhorliuat~s. ~ho are her
and on the road today
W. have only one thing TO ask 81
you. and thHt IT, don't soak ia bus
n you do ~ want you to div
tArplause know from tn. sound
gf applause h~rc that the remark ]
ruads about 7d.yyBuE- Is fully apprsei
atrd
Nr Kurn left La Junta on No. la
last Saturday evening for Detroit
Mich to take up his new duties "a.
president cl rho Detroit. Toledo y
Irontou Railway
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
OUR PROsrnTiyE rs~rOrFSCE
tconclr'ed from Firs, Page. }

Mr., ky < Is at II why don't he ask
for 81 90 more. A few thousands.
more or less. won't make any differ
.nee TO our Uncle Samuel, He biov.d
in s5oo.0oo.0oo building the pana-
ma Canal. and not many people In
La Junta VIII even ever s.. IL. much
-.ss US. II, SO Why shouldn't h. make
an etfor, to even up our tax burdens.
which are already something fierce
these degenerate democratic days.
and give us a 500. 600 or SO to even
up the seoreT What? We need the
money. and our distinguished con
gresham has our best wishes In in
augurstng his campaign To bring
home the dough which. of course.
does not include the campaign OF
1914 to bring hom. tn. Job OF con
gresham Adios. also, vale-for
In November. 1914
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
t"m t,sss ~ W.ss,.sis

oh neat Tn--aas h:Eht. az Non.
a.ri,s rhsat.f. Wtil BE- shuar the
iAmess thr..~ reel fsstnrs d tur~.
Ia asne OF the las be- fhr~~
part. featuring rheaas Traan,
-ara.n of the Colorado s-uita-flary.
In rvmarsasi. photo play dF an.
bounded inisr~si n you saat TO
sss Ae~ = aaeasl p.ni,sauare IL
managed. saat tail 10 $50 m.
Haaa of tn. LAs same ait rice.
- and 10 r-at.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
January Weather Report

January Was very dry month IN
Ia Iuuta- in more ways than one
There has not been much doing In
bootl-gger circles since the recent
trials. and ia weather circles 1t has
been almost as dry as a one-umr
mayor threatened 10 make lt-so dry
tha, pyey man would have To keep
a bot,I, OF yas.Iiuc on tap In his
pocket To keep hls lips from crack
lax side open During the month
the total precipitation OF moisture.
by the snowfall route. was eleven
one huudrsdtns OF an inch Snow
felI on tu. Sd 10th. 18th and goth
there being Just trace on the last
date on IA. Z6th there Was high
sind from the west and on the 2sth
a hixh 81 ind from the north During
thr mosth there ~ere twenty o
clear day. raly one cloudy day. and
eight partly cloudy days
oar local weather observer. : II
Miller of North la Junta. reports
the weather conditions during IN.
month rhasIy his observations be
ins made at clock morning and
,FsrTH.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
Local NNp Personal

Robert Poe. iorm-r', .tth Park
HYDE. IL back ~ Poe. Grocery once
no..
tn. fortuixhtls Cias ~iii NEE,
thi. sfs~rnoon ~ish Mrs J G Chap
man. a.! san jaan as.ns-
Seymour Hall has isa.--d on. II
the residence. Of George y Holmes.
and .iii oaes nor. b-oora. a r~si-
asns Of our pro.rsroas sabure-
North Ia JsnsA
clair. Phillip. .ss In town for .
ses hoars last saturday between
trains. While on his way to Prescott.
Art. on hasins.. for the bonding
sssu Of csss~y. Foster 4 Co. ~
sAcos h. IL employed
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
-
Death Of Ray Eugene Pond.

Ray Pond. son OF Mr. Geo u.
Pond. o; Dodge City. Kan. died on
January ga 1914. at Santa Fe. \
NJ from heart trouble Ray
was well known In this community
and had many friends in our city.
he having made several visits to la
JuntA both on business and also TO
friends He Vas well liked and re-
spected By all who met and came In
contact with him He ~as not boy
OF great physical strength, not very
strong In body. but he possessed a
heart and soul lie vas strong in
mind. strong in Will power and had
strength to resist any temptation.
He was a young man Of character
character that was true TO his
ideals and honest with his fellow
men.
Our first acquaintance with Ray
commenced "a hen he was member
Of the Dodge City high school lie
graduated from that school with the
highest houors. loved and respected
by all his classmates and associates.
tie then entered into the service OF
the Santa Re railroad as drafts
man Ia IN, civil engineering depart
myut. being first employed al Pueb-
10. and later transferred to Dodge
city r.. made good 90 this line Of
work aud decided 10 make 1t his
lifc's business White working for
the santa Fe he paid strict attention
10 bis duties and saved his money.
and this enabled him TO take course
of engineering in some university
In the year lsl. he entered the
University of Kansas. at Law renee.
aud completed one fun term In that
Institution While freshman at
Lawrence he attained one OF tn.
highest places ever attained by
frrsmAn in that school lie Was a
member. and vas later elected sec
rsuy of the sigma Delta Phi.
leading fraternity Of the University
at Lawrence This office Is cousid-
cred great aou r.. aud is seldom
held by q member Of the freshman
class
Raymond would have remained at
this university sith hts course of civ
Il engineering but his health b%san
10 fail and he ihoaEht il best 10 quit
school and s.t uut uu the road
again aud cat into the op-B air
This be 4ld and again catered into
the service az the santa Fc civil en-
riuerfius department a. Santa Pc
y NJ Ht- health sfill failed him
and be had only b~-u at that point
a short time h.n be vas forced TO
take 20 his bed His condition sooa
became ssrious and his parents Ia
pot.ss etty @er- notified They i'm
mediatrly seat TO hls bedside His
condition became ~of~- and on IN"
eTth day nf January 1914 his spirit
left this earthly body Hy Nas AGED
q. years. months and ls days
lie left this earth true tu Cod and
man. character and a model Tor all
other Yoans men 20 look a, FOR all
aho knes him can r-cord his many
deeds Of sindns.s. his sincerity
xrautad- and affection for mankind
in every DAY life Though Young In
ysars he had ALREADY reached
. standard that i reached by fe~
MAY 40 meet him again In that
-terHal realm above.
ALBERT WOOD
la Junta. February 20
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
Christian Church

Billie school az sE5 a. H
prragbiuE 90 d a 90 lbleet,
The kr1s oF tHs Kingdom scrip.
.ur, lesson. Matt Is.Is-IH
Christian Eud.aFgr at
Preaching la the evening al TsSo
Theme Parast-r Lost sfrated
uy cgIorsd picture
NJ nos have q first a.as light.
and rau give a. Foat ,ts1 1tiran
pistarvs a. esH be- srrH aHTt hsF.
should yng b. lover ~ NEf.1. you
aiIi enjoy this s-t of pIlfar.
Prayer meeting Wedu-slar even
inE az rrGu
All arr iuFitrd 20 thrss asr -~s
= a. n GATES. Mia.rar.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
ar,i at Thank.

~ desire to thans oar lead.
and usiEhhors most siuoaH.v for
their kind attsntion and 4,ifal
fio4ers during the death a' sr be
loved relative. Albert Hsrsf Also
10 the O u q. " o " aHa & the
difirreu, churches of the elff ~s-
tend our h~Ar,f.i, thAhks
MRS ALBERT HT Rsr.
MRS CARRIE HtRsr.
FRANCES HCEsT
CLARENCE HURST.
EARL HURST.
CHARLES HrEsF
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-07
~, As.is~~. kp..c"p.i Church

service. n-s, Sunday. f.hrnar,
s,h The Eucharist al m
Morning Prayer at II M suhi.e,
tn. nlss.inss OF This World
E,-alas Prayer at Ts3e . m sun
day School a, ie a N
All ar. Invited 10 atisnd
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29
ADDITIONAL SPORT
BATTLE CREEK DEFEATED
Adrian Gets Less Hits But Are Help
ed by Errors.

ADRIAN. Mich. May %. The
Tots evened up the series with the
Cricksts Thursday afternoon with a
4 to victory. The game was called
at the end OF the eighth to allow the
visitors 10 catch a train.
KEN was on the mound. opposing
Walters. and IN all but one inning.
the eighth. he had the Crickets at
his mercy. The visitors got four
swats and two runs I'm the eighth.
Battle Creek 1000 600 1913 3
Adrian 1900. 001 002 100 S 1
Walters and Malcolmson: KEN and
WoodA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29
WABASH TO PLAY TODAY

Wabash college is here today to
open her two game series with Notre
Dame, the first tilt of which is booked
TO start at $3.50 this afternoon on Car
tier field.
Owing to the absence of three play
ers, NOtre Danes lineup will be very
Newning and Joe Kenny will work at
second and third, filling the shoes of
Harry Newning and Mills, who are at
Lafayette today. The matter of pick
ing the men who will do the pitching
and outfield duty for the gold and
blue today will not he decided till
just before the game begins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29

Sorin made every one of her six hits
count, for the Bookies hit safely in but
three innings and scored all their runs
in two Of these. Walsh let the South
siders down with four bingles, holding
his opponents safe until his teammates
had piled up enough runs to win.
Walsh finished the game strong, get
ting her three markers in the last
two innings.
SOrln 0OZ OOO O3~-0
walsh UUU OOU UZl-0
Walsh and ODonnell; KowalsBi and
Leuty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29
BAND CONCERT SUNDAY.

Arrangements have been made for
another free open air Band Concert
to be given by Conn's Trumpet Notes
Band of Elkhart, in the grove at the
corner of East Madison and Walsh
streets. Sunday afternoon, May 31st,
$3.50 p. m. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29

Manager Holmes, who was indefinite
ly suspended by Umpire Blake in
Flint, Wednesday was ordered out of
the club house after the game.
Saginaw 1000 600 600 5
Bay City ....310 100 31*-9 13 1
Scott and Plate; Bussey and Don
nelly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29
INDIGESTION? CAN'T EAT? NO
APPETITE?

A treatment of Electric Bitters in
creases your appetite; stops indiges-
ton; you can eat everything. A real
spring tonic for liver, kidney and
stomach troubles. Cleanse your whole
system and you feel fine. Electric
Bitters did more for Mr.. T. d. PEBBLES
stomach troubles than any medicine
he ever tried. Get a bottle today.
soc and $1.00. Recommended by all
Enthusiastically.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29

cleanse your stomach and bowels.
purify your blood. tone up your sys-
tem-take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea, S5c. Tea Or Tablets. Conley
Drug Store.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29

Musical Entertainment at Grace NJ.
z. church Friday evening, May 20.
Adults 15c, children 10c. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29

Bowels irregular, blood bad. killing
headaches, poor color. listlessness-
Spring fever in your system-drive ii
out come TO life, take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea, a bracing, hust-
ling, cleaning medicine. 35c. Tea or
Tablets. Coonley Drug Store.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29
TIGERS TAKE FINAL
GAME FROM SENATORS

WASHINGTON, May %. - Detroit
took the final game OF the series to-
day, TO 5. The contest only went
eight innings. being called 20 allow
both teams to catch trains. Two bases
on balls. doubles by Crawford and
High, a triple by Morarity and Burns
single drove Shaw TO the showers in
the sixth. Sam Crawford had a field
day at bat, polling out triple, dou-
bic and two singles in four trips to the
plate. The Senators rallied in the
eighth, but fell short of pulling the
Goals out of the fire.
Dauss and Stanage; Bentley and
Henry and Williams. Umpires-
O'Loughlin and Hildebrand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29
SAGINAW DROPS CONTEST

BAY CITY, Mich, May %. Bus
sey pitched brilliant ball and was
given excellent support. while the
Ducks erred badly, losing to 0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29
HIS DREAM REALIZED
Wear-Ever Hosiery and ParadtsS
Carriers

Carriers.
We offer for q limited time only,
six pairs Of our finest 36c value Guar.
known Mems Paradise Garters for onS
dollar, postpaid.
You know these hose; they stood
the test when all others failed. They
give real foot comfort They have no
seams to rip. Thcy never become loose
and baggy as the shape is knit In, not
pressed in. They are Guaranteed for
fineness. for style. for superiority ol
material and workmanship. absolutely
stainless and TO wear six months with
out holes. or q new pair free.
Don't delay, send I'm your order bo-
fore offer expires.
WEAR-EVER HOSIERY COMPANY
Dayton, Ohio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29
SORiN TAKES GAME
FROM WALSH HALLERS

With slim" Walsh hurting splendid
ball, Sorin took a brace in the inter-
hall race yesterday, and defeated
Walsh to 3 in a we'll played game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29
FREE BAND CONCERT.

Sunday, May 81. 1850 p. m in the
grove, corner of East Madison and
Walsh streets. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29

Nothing helps ones health more
than a thoro cleansing. purifying
Remedy each Spring. You ought to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29

ENJOY THE BANK CONCERT.
Free. open air Band Concert. $50
p. m. Sunday, May 31st. Special en-
gagement Of COnn's Trumpet Notes
Band of Elkhart. Lively popular
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29

program will be given. Bring your
family and friends. -Advt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-21

Nptaar uco Suiict.

5 gnleoning al aorifiitet ionot
Der Nptoorsoag iiIg. sui. 9it."
aur Steo / Gbriitiou Den Snpenoes
Bol9.
al. itaA mootog 0rs. Moi .aon-
gen og Gronningen i Rio0erIalen
Soffcrnes Gamer % aopoaerer og
enfelte IprIigt inobuote Don1er.
aI. t2 moOtog aongen og 9ron-
ningen / 5rongemoffet Miniitrelle.
Gineenes 6ormGiO og Suititiorius
/ SsicItcret. 8ereiter mootog aon-
gen / 3rongenlaffet Serrerlle al
Corps oipIomatiQue, ionleoes at
bper enteIt legation i%orebra9te i'm
2pfsnitning. Somtioig mootog
9%ronningen / Stueetoacn Corps 81.
plomotiques 0amer.
SCI. t212 mootog 9on9en og
0ronningen 9lefontriooerne, Stor'
forsriooere al 7onnebrog, Sooeo-
itoocns beieite e.nile % militGre
Npnoiebeoer ionnt 2io9aroens %
acknowledgements Officers
forps.
llmmioeIbort eiter auren hos
0oHgen o9 0ronningen bar Der Sur
bos enfeOronninaen, bborOeO 36s-
Woi. mootog Sofiernes 0ommer %
Serrer, Observation-Disclosures 5rlie,
0ommcrberre. Baron @reI 9liren-
8inecfe, Min.itrcne, 8inaenes 5or-
mpn6. Snititioriils / 9eieiteret og
fbo. OocrboimorsfaG, @reb 3. BRO
cfenbnits-S dacf.
ct fort gntaG al DC Serrer. Der
baooe oeItoget / auren hos aonge.
parret og Gnfeoronninaen. be9ob
fla oerfra til BET Guile 1oIG. bOor
De blep mo0toanc al grins Babe.
mar.
ON aiteien al. 7 bar Der 9ai-
ict hos 0onaeu % 8ronningen /
GhriTt.on Wis Golp. bnor ser
Dor 6Gffct mco ca. 80 allberter oeIs
/ Gi6oeriolen. 6els / Noien. Dor
oct bar riat imnffct meo SeIpopiot.
fer o. @lomitre. 3 9ofIet 6eltog
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-21
Et Udvalg at code Boyer fra wort Lager.
EN- DEL. ALE DEM TIL SERLGF LAVE pRISER.
Kristelige Fortallinger:

Krstehge Fortallinger:
Harolds Iustru scots, Naomi scots, Kampens Builder 65Cts,
Herrens Gerninger so Cts, Maus 400 Fortmlinger $I5O, Titus Ell Kor,
sesF nne scots. Roxy 81 90, Hvad der STAR bagved $l00, Robert scots,
v7nrsaIden 65cts, Under sydkoset 81 20, Fyrsten af Davids Hus
Is Cts, Pr@stegaardn IIarzen og Prpstegaarden Indien $lOo, Ben
Hnr eOCts.
misunderstanding:
Den afgsrende Time 81 90, Kokkerne kimer lomsll 6oCtsp Ls-
81 80, Asiens og Afikas ubesatte Missionsmarker (oms) 9octs, Ilams
svprd og K@righedens Korstog 81 10, Averden for Kristus $50
Zambesmissionen tOmsl) lOCts.
opbyggeige skrher:
Lys pa vejen, en- lille Andagsbog, til MoTgen og Aften. To Bind
! vaS%n%e IN o. l En Pdaims mea aDd GgS'1 ascts VI G % or hS Sstsgs st q
$lso, Augustins Bekendelser IS Cts Den heIige Khg 60 Cts, HjeTrtesPej
81 1884, 50, j sas Tod hTs en- en- hnssn%sgtsS @g's 81 IS, Al euds Made hbsI
lrsnins af Past. Munster, 4Octa as Forg1e% 9" g,s S0cts xL Msdssns s IL q
Historic, Biografi, o s ":
Bull. Hans Nielsen Hauge 81 so. Schneider Render du Landet
s.. 90, storm@nd SCOTS Nutids N a. ,oG Hs2l Den I9 dEs,i Missions se hn
So zoo @e, panmar rhT Land 81 Is, Under Huset Glyksborg 81 so.
Litteratur:
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Datter 6OCts, Etlar; Fredsfyrsten scots,
Hamburger OF Larebsger:
scbsnbergs Haandbog 81 so, Fu Hempels Koge- og Hushodningsbos
rs Cts, Ejbys 100 Timer Engelsk 10 It's, Pariementarske heg"r
25Cts, Leachmanns ordbog scots.
En- lille Mssionshistore for Born, af Proyst Henry ussing eocts,
nsa soGfsll BSrnefo optsi Dre L 2s ct MAR MARES sy Juiseave sscts reddys
mine Lam 25Cts, Portable ssnner 25Cts. Barnesmil 25Cts, We'd skill
tende Belysning 4oCts; Hyorfor gr@der Bedstemoder l5cts, En- Jnlerejss
20Cts Fred paa JWd 25Cts.
English Books:
Stepping Heavenward 35 and 75cts; Jesicas Prayer 20 and 3Scts;
Prince pps q P' tfe House Gus y" of + David David IS and 75ctss; t' Black Beauty s5cts. and
81 rs; Life of Christ 40 and Scots; Life Of Luther rs and oocts; Titus
Button 5octs; Life of Livingstone Scots; Anderson's Fairy Tales Scots.
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Blair, Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-21
ariltelis eatmifole. Gil Zen inorc
Misiioua yenncr 9anmarf. lin

ariitelis satmifole. I'll Zen inorc
Misiiuna Ienncr Tanmarf. In
Der 5.OS. itriost OOala al 9n-
orem,siion Str. 9gbl." bl. VI
%isleenoe:
Oct bill liffert bore mango be.
fenot, at Der igennem aoitiaige aar
M og oa bar u9ret 3arter irenlme
ON Muligbeoen al at foa oprettet
en- 2atinifole, buor 9ernene % DC
ulee ianitioi9 meO, at De tit Ell i
eiiboer Senleenoe goo og tiosioa-
reloe llnoerpisning, tiaige funoe
meoe pirfelig poiitio ariitenoom og
oerigennem iaa aonoelig 8eliignel-
le til Siplp | oeres lln9oomslip og
ienere 2ipsgerning. vi fan ale
pGre enige ON, at oct er al ben al.
l~erlterlte 9etDoning baaoe ior De
nnge ielp" 90 for De fleite Wenneifer,
iom De ienere foninler til at oirfe
iblanot, at uopiflin9en netop | lug.
oomsoorene meo De mango Wtulig.
beoer maa bIipe leoet | Den rette
Mano.
5orboIocne bar b.otil life itiaet
iig i%aole6es, at oenne Gag bar fun
net toges op blonot De mango betpo-
ningSiuloe arbeioer for @los Vii
ge, bbortil De beaiges 9iltono er
blcben pnafaIot. Men MI | Den
IioIte lib er Tonfen fommen irem
igen. gno ct Wsoe | Ooenie D.
Is. December bIep oct Orsftet al ell
inqprere Qreos of MGno, og Der
bIcb ne6iot ct llonaIe for of or
beioe ben til at faa ct ioooont @pm-
nahum oprettet. Seniieten er, al
oct ffoI p9rc en- 9oitifoIe, 3. b. +. al
glepernc ifaI DO Der; Ell frilten Goit-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-21
Sill SnmifcrcmS
f9icrc nooclcs fra III % til
ocn 2Soe Ic6rnnr
Mbiolmt Trit
765 Ssnocr al iincite importeret
Norit TeOiilO

9ennc ID Enn0s Snnf, tn0ebol.
oen6e fineite norif 5eoiilo al %ieneiie
5oneit ienoes irit III enboer 9Gier.
Tom inoienoer til oS neoenitanenoe
0upon.
anrinaen buorior bi irit nooeIer
oenne nberte aoantitet al Silo til
9picrne al oenne auis, er Den, at
hi snifer at oct ifaI befenOtgsres
ior ane on enbuer. at pi er op ltsrlte
%Smportsrer al Glib, og at hi i0I.
ger Wiaonorer bia:aere emo ndgct
anoet 3irma / an1erifo. Gn onoen
MarIog .er Den. at hi enifer. at De
ifol benptte pore beroensbersmte
Rolt-8 riffer. 8erieftion Vren og
Wol-tn.Vrng.
Bort Yerfeetion @rem, beitaenoe
al beoite MaIt oa Sunnle, or beorc
emo Wiinhener eller Biliener Beer.
Oct llliffer 1erlten og tllfreoslttl'
Ter en- Won6s 9egGr efter Ell goo.
itnrfeioe 8rif meo liot Strait /
Smogen. gf Sn6boI6et al en- flor
9anoe Rerfection gretp fan tilbere-
oes 7 @oIfoner of en- goo Grit.
Tal.ta-g rba err Ell anoen al bore
bersm.e MaIt.G riffer. tiIbereot al
be6fie Wolt oa 'SumGe, og er Bile
bet fao itGrft foncentreret. at bets
ssnare6ienier er re6uceret til en- fat
Wasfe. Wnlta-grpg er Ell meaet
froftig oa itnrfen6e Drill meo en- no.
get feo Smag, | S9roeleSbe6 Iigt
al abinOer og Born. gf en- 9Gffc
WoI.tn-9rbq grtroet fan tlbere6es 6
@ononer uom9rfet eoot ~aIfobolirt
Wolt-G riffe.
9erfsr 6ortgiber bi en- 9nnf al
.bebhe ncrif Tebilb frit Tom nrbni
pna nebenitanenbe aapon, meb en-
aanbe Ferfretion grs,u on en- sGifs
Ral.tn- grpg.