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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
Charles &, Munson

Charles Il. Munson died last night
at his home in Mill street. Belleville.
Mr.. Munson was a member of Court
Bloomfield Centre 1920, l. o. o. f.
Funeral services viii be held from
his late home Friday afternoon at
o'clock, Interment will be in Bloom
field Cemetery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
Society of the Oranges

Mrs. Mary L. Crissey, of Park ave
rue, East Orange, entertained her
afternoon five hundred club yester-
day. Mrs. Frank NJ. Bennett, daugh-
ter of the hostess, and Mrs. IL. IL.
Crocker, were awarded the honors
On March "a, Mrs. Bennett will have
the meeting of the club.
Mrs. Robert o. Won Steuben, of
Roseville, and Mrs. Charles Fowler,
of New York, carried off the honors
at a bridge party given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Henry fucker at
her home on Glenwood avenue, East
Orange. Two tables were in play.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
Being Exact.

Lawyer--Are you sure that he was
fat on his back after the accused hit
him? =
Witness-Well as near that as he
could be. considering how round
shouldered he is.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11

Matrimonial Agent-The lady il
ugly, admit, but take the photo with
you, you might get used to her face
in q little while.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
Girls in Cutter Stalled on
Track as Train Approaches

Misses Annie, Grace and Delphine
Eiler, of Eagle Rock avenue, Rose
land, had a narrow escape last night
when the runner of sleigh in which
they were driving from Caldwell to
Roseland became wedged in the rail
road track at the Roseland avenue
crossing, Caldwell, Just as the train
which leaves Caldwell at GA O'Clock
was leaving the station. With the aid
of several passersby the young wom-
en- succeeded in getting the cutter off
the track before the train reached
the crossing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11

The West Caldwell Borough Council
will meet Friday night in the council
rooms on Bloomfield avenue.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27
THOUSANDS TO ATTEND
F|REMEN CONVENTION
Finance Committee Busy Making
Arrangements to Take Care Of
Visitors During October
HAVE 104 ACCEPTANCES
Parade, Exhibitions and Drills Will
Feature Program Of the
Week

When the headquarters of the r.
nance committee of the Firemen's
Union closed last night 104 compan-
les. from all over Pennsylvania, and
many from New York and other
States, had accepted an invitation to
participate in the State Firemen's con-
vention in Harrisburg next october.
Howard o. Holstein estimated that
10000 firemen would be on parade in
Harrisburg next October. Companies
that recorded acceptances do not in
clude organizations from the smaller
towns within-a radius of twenty miles
of Harrisburg.
Every company that will visit Har-
risburg will have a band. The aver
age number in each company is eighty.
There will be twenty-five companies
with a membership of from $50 to
200 each, and to date twenty of the
bands coming 10 Harrisburg have
stated that they will have from forty
to sixty members.
Summing up the total number of
firemen who are sure to come to Har-
risburg for the parade, it is believed
there will be 11,000 in round figures.
Local Companies VIII Figure
Harrisburg has fourteen companies
and will turn out from rs to 150 men
to each company. There will be llf-
teen bands for the Harrisburg pa
raiders alone, including the band en-
gagged by the general committee. Each
of the local companies has invited
from ten to sixty-five companies. IL
is assured that fifty more companies
will accept invitations to be on pa
rade In Harrisburg next October.
The parade, announced as the big
feature, Is not the only attraction that
will bring the many visitors to Har-
risburg. There will be prize drills.
hose reel races, engine tests and prize
exhibitions of the latest things In fire
apparatus.
Where Events Take Place
This convention will meet in Chest
nut Street Auditorium. The drills will
take place in Market street between
Market Square and Front street, and
the races and other tests will in all
probability take place at Island Park.
Two of the important tasks the To-
cal committees are now wrestling with
are to raise $4,000, and to provide
quarters for the many thousand visi-
tors.
There is hard work ahead for the
general finance committee. 1t is prob
able that a conference between the
local finance committee and business
men Will lie held in the near future to
talk over plans for raising the neces-
sary funds.
Citizens in general will be asked to
aid the local committee in providing
suitable quarters for the visitors.
Chairman Holstein is also preparing IL
schedule, showing where the money
will be used. Local companies are still
busy raising funds, and in April and
May the general committee will have
series of benefits.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27

Further orders for retrenchment on
the pennsylvania Railroad lines east
of Pittsburgh, issued yesterday after
noon at Philadelphia, cutting out
sixty-two more trains and furloughing
10000 more men, will hit Harrisburg
hard.
The retrenchment will be in effect
April L. Orders call for the laying off
OF all men who are not absolutely
necessary to take care of business now
on hand. This means clerks, hostlers.
trainmen, yardmen and employees in
every branch.
Oficials in this city said to-day that
between 500 and 700 men will be
thrown out of employment in Harris
purg, Enola, Lucknow and Marysville
on April 1.
Decrease in Business
1t was learned yesterday that during
the month Of February the business of
the railroad company reached the
same basis as the earnings of Feb
ruary 1910. This fact. coupled with
others, led to the wholesale discharge
OF clerks, trainmen, trackmen and
other employees.
cutliHB train service the officials
OF the pennsylvania hope to decrease
expenses at least s150.000 a month.
In the Fall of 1910 the company
had $4,000 men on the payrolis Of
lts eastern lines. Last Fall 1t had
l4z,o00. The discharges thus far or
dered have reduced the working force
to about $4,000. When the present
program Is carried out the operating
force VIII be cut to the enquivalent
OF ilf.ooo men working full time, or
TO the 1910 basis again.
Ten Trains Go OF
On the Philadelphia division, which
taxes In the section between Philadel-
phla anc Harrisburg. and includes the
suburban residence district known as
the Main Line, ten trains will be with
drawn. The majority of these will be
among those which specially serve the
suburban section The half-houriy
service between Broad Street Station
ana Paoli 1t is said. will not be affect
ed. The Cancelled trains will be chiefiy
those serving some particular, limited
portion OF the Main Line and which
nave been fund unremunerative. Az
IN the case of the other divisions. the
Philadelphia division and Main Line
VIII undergo curtailment, In addition
to the outright cancellation of trains.
Two trains will be cancelled between
Pittsburgh and Buffalo, one between
Altoona and Philadelphia, one between
Washington and Baltimore and seven
others on the Maryland division, one
on the Middle division, eleven on the
Trenton division. two on the Pitts
burgh division nine on the Cone
maugh division. three on the Erie
division and Northern Central. includ-
ing one between Harrisburg and viii
Transport, and six on the Baltimore
division.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27
RAILROAD NOTES

Engineer David Fl. Lewis of the
philadelphia division. is seriously Ill
at his home. 1910 North Fourth street.
Elisha Lee, assistant to General
Manager S. C. Long, of the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad. has been made gen.
eral superintendent of the Philadel-
phia. Baltimore and Washington d.
vision. He succeeds E. r. Brooks, who
will retire on April /.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27
HEARD ON THE HILL

The Pennsylvania company day
paid the State $4,000 as tax on gross
receipts.
John Linton, Philadelphia, has
been appointed a notary public.
The farm counsellors are holding
their Spring conference to-day at the
Department of Agriculture.
The condition of Judge Ewing Is
reported as unchanged to-day.
-Commissioner Foust ordered
number of additional arrests for sale
of milk low In fats day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27

cover tightly and let steam four hours.
Then take them out OF the hot water
and place In fruit cans. Pour the vine
gar over them and seal. Thew hsva a
hne flavor and are crisp.
another; Peel very large cucumbers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27

slice them. salt and let stand over
night. In the morning drain. cover
with vinegar and let them como to a
boil. Fill cans and seal-Home De-
partment. in National Magazine for
March, 1914.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27
&Rk11ttkRRQA@EQee@$
Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE
Philadelphia DivisiOn-11S crew first
to go after 2 o'clock: 121, 127, lit, lis, |



100, 12S
Engineers for Ill, 113.
Fireman for 127.
Conductors for 109, III.
Brakemen for 1O9, i13, Ill
Engineers up: spease, Happersett.
Sable, Sable, Kautz, Brooke Moore, Albright
Smith, Bissinger, Newcomer. Ford.
Gimmell. Martin, Maxwell, Howard,
Black, Dolby, Walker, Sheaffer, Streep-
Firemen up; Donache, Powers, skel-
SON SON, r. 4. Miller. eGib Ibhart Mease, AcRey. asN
swaR WELSH c0Gs Mvers J06nSGn psc ssh
well, Sheaffer.
conduetors up: Hoar, Houdeshell,
RraEkemen RsEk@sa up pp fBss BrdwU %Bfmyss Bayser wynn
MeseifSa h9cs5sn cos Baitozsr sfRasF
sherk, shope, Feig. Collins, Dowhower
Middle DiviaionH2i5 io ,li crew first to go
Preference: 10.
Conductor for: 10.
Engineers up:~Doede, Hummer, Ha-
vens, Baker, Free.
FFemen up: Whitesel, Bruker, Ma
lone, lone Mia1sterson, i1s. McAllcher, Hoover
Kohr, Murray. Kepner. shettei Grub
Stemler, Wagner, Rapp, Forsythe.
Conductor up: Eberle.
wams RTakemeD purI pp dTns glessng soasn McNagh
stambaSsh, % sehmidt TT9tmtf' Troat, Paimer Raialer
Kick. Eley, Harbaugh, Putt, Musser.
Engineers, for 306, 1886, 707, 322, 432
Eiremen for 7O7. 1858, 1893.
Enginsers ee up: Crist. Harvey Kuhn
Harter,, Blosser. Maiiaby, Rodgers. J. J.
X. Snyder, 10y, Thomas, Houser Meals
Stahl. Swab
soE Ei1e Firemen up: Klearner, Crawford.
Maeyer, Shelter. Smell, Bartolett, Getty,
Sheets, Bair, Eyde. Keever, Halier'
Knupp, Ford.
ENOLA SIDE
Philadelphia Division-2O5 crew first
70 go after 11:45 a. M: 237, 236, 210,
Sss. 2ss, 2ls. 22s. 254, 22s. 22i. 240, 234,
Engineers for 2O5, 224, 2ss.
Firemen for 221. 236 23S.
Conductors for 210, 2ae, 23s.
FFlagmen for 217, 22s.
Conductors up: Stauffer, Lingle
BBrakemen up: Bair. Mccall. Hutton,
Giiiet, Albright, McIlroy, Boyd, Camp,
Iins InieiI casey Rsey BMryownaweil Wright Slime
Decker: May, Malseed, Sunny.
Middle DivisiOn-250 crew first to go
sattter goo p. M: 4o1. 22o, 24O, 2S4, 2f1,
THE READING
Harrisburg DivfsiOn--6 crew first to
go after 1l:30 a. M: "A, II, II, IL, 23.
East-bound, after $3.50 D. m: II. 10
60. 66, 62, 81, SO, 81. 81, 81, SO, 8s.
Conductors up: Kline, Philabaum.
Hilton, Wolfe.
Engineers up: Shellhamer Barnhart
Pletz. Wireman, Bonawitz, Massimore.
Flremen up: Walborn, Hoffman, Ely.
fSyingamans Dowhower, Duncan. Herr,
Anders, Bishop. Hoffman, King, Long.
enecker III. Meyer. Holbert Horner.
Boyer, Lex. Henderson, Brown. Woland,
Kelley. Aunspach. Stephens, Snader.
Brakemen up: Heilman, Kapp. Gard
ner, Martin, Smith, Stephens, Miles.
SNYDER, Trey, Ayres. Palm, Fleagle'
sminger. Page, Mumma, Hoover. Pow
ley, Taylor, Cook, Dyblic, Epley, Strain.
Creaser. McQuade, Slader.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27
CUCUMBER PICKLES

One gallon vinegar; one cup of sugar; /;
one cup SALT one teaspoonful of favor
ite spices to each two quarts of cucum-
bers. Pack small cucumbers in a large
earthen jar, cover with boiling water,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27
TO INSPECT SCHOOLS

The annual inspection of schools
will be conducted Monday by MEM
bers of the school board. The board
will visit the twenty-nine buildings In
the city.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-27
NEW RETRENCH|MENTS
HIT HARRISBURG HARD
Wednesday, April 1, 10000 More
Pennsy Men Will Be
Furloughed
TRAINS TO BE WITHDRAWN

Five between New York and
Washington.
-Four between Philadelphia and
New York.
Ten on main line and Philadel-
phia division.
Two between Pittsburgh and
Buffalo.
One between Altoona and Phila-
deiphia.
Eight on Maryland division,
Eleven on Trenton division.
One on Middle division.
Two on Pittsburgh division.
Nine on Conemaugh division.
Three on Erie division and
Northern Central.
Six on Baltimore division.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
sa sala.

9aa @runo af 9eosfoIo err min
Gicnoom biIIig til SaIg, noor Son-
oeIen ton ife inareit mtIia. Ger er
ouitrent 6 acres 9ano. Get mcite
BET er / aIfaIfo. Der or en- itor
5rngtbope oa aoot @inobrpf. Der
er ct itort Gus meo apIoer unoer-
ne6en. iomt StoIo. Spinebns %
S%eniebus. en- goo 9rsn6 oa @ino.
mslle. 9onoet er pei %inobegnet %
Iiaaer I llofonten Of 9pen / ct
tort onnif Excitement meo TO oon.
ife airfer oe en- npiten onnif 9n,
iaa RIooien biI6e cane ia bel for
ct Bar pIore 6nnife ToIf. 8iIfoor
efter Operensfomit Ron ~henbenoer
fig til Tronos SEMEN.
Dor o., Mitifin Tebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
siG saIa.

ct go6t lille Stem | @oibinaton.
9eIiaeenoe 90 gil Spo fra 9oco-
ma, 6 MiI fra nprmeIte Citation.
Oct err as Gcres SfopIano meo en-
Greet" igenncm bet. Ger er ct
IoIibt o1 net 3 Rums Siis, en- life
9ooe, A itore Ssniehuie. en- ngroo-
oerbouie" meo .Sesncubotor" a9loer
fo~rneoen. Ger er en- goo Snbe meo
Srliattr9er og ale Sfogs gpr.
buife. 20 Gcres err rno6et oe onrfet.
og 4 gcres er til Tells rpboet. Oct
meite er SsiIono meo Soroblno
of Sonb .oa Ger. s Gcres er tort
Greet bottom" asbefummen er
$1,000 poa rimeliae @iIfanr.
Sfrin til Sens Sninth
8ega, @oib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
De npe Sssr.

Sfopg. -peterfen: Wenneifeififfel-
fer ]. inob. $t.20.
CTR. Serenfen. Glib. Beef St.20.
of. Ticar6. Seremios, irbb. $40
areI Beef: De fi6ite 3ioer 80.
Morteni n.9arien Stierneuniperiet
o. Dor Gro $40.
Sorrar: Seoenife Sonbbeosisgere
Sf.20.
Sobon @eismar: Snr ariitiis for.
fonet @ro2 30.
Sn. listing: grboe-Rasmisfen og
ToIfefirfen %.
Gagfeiton: @erbens enoe Gort1l-
fina) inob. .65.
On. lisfina: Wisfionsbiitorie for
-9srn inob. 40.
Vile poa 0nger.
Gan. 9utb. BubI. Sone e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
Ora StanSaro, Nlta., Gan.

Sioen leg iioit itrep angaaenoe
Snoianlinaen til ell STRIFE Der /
aolonien, er ieloenOe Snofommen :
3egnet paa 9iiten:
SulinS 0lieu, Coulter, Sa., 81.
Sra Sutcbinion, @in: Ole st. Of
icn 81, 8eter 9stfer 81, anno
8osmusin So, D. y. 93ielien 81.
VI. &. Olien 81. - 6reo 9umo,
sbaron, 5. 81. $. $. Sonien, aen-
mare. q. o. So.
SITE tioIigere tegnet.
9etbonia Meniabpos aof $1,000.
9etbonia M9b. beo auoubon, So.,
Mrs. 9eate 9opien. CIT Sorn.
Sa.. SO. 8iliammen $50
5ioligere inofommen S79933
Salt $s3f.33. 0icrtcIig Iofl
9oa @eniebeoens @eane.
:. 81. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
aorreipon0aate
Solar sails, ia.

Sans Serenien og 5omilie -
iorben Spencer, Sn. - bar tilbragt
Sule. og Rutoorstioen hos oeres
5orelore % SeoifenOe Der i 9pen.
gbr. 9eterien. 81. al Soma %
6tb. Ctr, bar iolgt 1T Sus for
$4,000 til @eorge Gorpin.
@aOs @oIff bar tsbt en- Sisrne-
Got pna f7oe og Main Ct. bpor
ban neter at opfere ct mooernc
6rs.
Gorl 9etcrien. iom tiolieere bar
baft en- Heitourotion Der / gpen,
poa Spo Main Str, oeoe Nptaars-
often / MaribaIItonn, boor ban bar
boet / De ienere 4ar. San bleu
begropet Senoo9 efter Rptaar ira
9etblehemg 9irfe Der / 9pen.
Sons Subj bar Ieiet CIR. SilbIs
6ns poa Wnin ct, mellem 8 og
10 Ctr. ira lite 5ebr.
Seren Waoien bar fsbt 3hnee
6asmusiens Gienoom poa Siernet
al t6. % 9ronfIin Ctr. for SO. $50.
= Ssnoags gftermiooaes afbolot
Ra3oretb @eniahebs SsnooasifoIe
Wisiionsmsoe, hnor Ser eines 9er-
meme 2eiliabeo til at ORE til SEQ
nin1emisiionen.
4orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14

Dan Slot - oog, Der par fulot op
al gooe Hetter, oe Oi tilbrngte en-
ifsn StunO hos De gamle 8enner,
eorien fplOte So aar ben Gag
pGoniferen~ snifer biertelig til9pf-
fel
- &enrp Sanien CT tilboge ira
Omaha. San bar b9ret u~noeriegt
meo &entgenitraaler, men Der er
nof intet at uorette meo Operation.
Hnggen bar Sfaoe fra 6aloet, men
Ser Ipnes fife at bore nnoet at esre
emo at Itioe Rn9raoen al.
Sra 4lice 9aurien. 9ennoro,
bgrte ri i Senoags Sc melt opmitn-
trenoe gfterretninger. Sun bar be-
annot at fomme OBJ oa aoo ITO, oa
bun oenteoes biem meo oct f6rite.
= gbriitoffer Ssreniens, Tom Dor
ct Bar NiI fra aennoro peo 8eien
efter Blair, bar fsbt en5arm | 9pr-
be6en Of 8iborg, Q. 9nf. Sioit /
oct gomIe Gor hoIot ban auftion,
og for faa aftener iioen oiurpri,
iete" @enner oa 3oboer 6em; men
BET er iaa alt. Ri bar hert. 8i for
Itnar, BET bar ct 8~ennebeisg iom
til @fifeo. Ifsnt Be life refer for
ben imoo /. Rorts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
StrifcforbOlo i SDbafrifa.

) lpn9ere 3io bar man I9it ON
Strifeuroliabeoer / Spoairifa. 8i
ifnI her meooele. bbnO Der meloes
UNDER IL. os. ira johannesburg :
StiIIineen meo Senipn til Sern-
baneitrifen bar beore / aftes. Was.
femsoet, iom bIeu i%ammenfoIot Of
doaforbunoets Rooo, bIeb boIot
paa NorfeospIaoien, og oft fore
aif meo go. G~rigslopen bIen life
proflomeret. og boerfen Der ener
/ Pretoria bar Der no1en llro. Oct
niier iie, at Reaerinnen mngter
StiIlinaen fuIoitpnoig. goa Wosie.
msoet | aapitooen funoe man life
blue cnig ON nogen ReioIiition,
bberfen for eller in1oo Strifen. Oct.
te niier. at SernbaneioIfene / aop-
itooen er lopale, og bette reo6er
StilIingen. 9er bar Inoifrenfet
Sernbanetrofif oner nlt.
Wan bar enonu life funnel are
itere Balm % Raion, 5~agforbun.
bets Seoere. foroi oeres Iilbqnaerc
pasier Dem iaa ombpggeIig. SMas-
ien1sost, Tom bleu bolot paa Mor.
feospIaoien / @anr. oeltog 5000
Wenneifer; men man funoe life ie
en- eneite SoIoat eaer 8oIitibetjent,
ifsnt Der par inIot op al Dem / Sal.
len. Wnion bolot en- meget g9genoe
Jale; men De nnore 1alere optrooo-
te maaoeboIoent.
Balm, Tom err 5ngforbunoets GET.
retpr, Iagoe fine 5ilbsrere pan Sier.
tet, at Der enonu par anleoning til
at inoeoa ct aomproniis og fore
flag, at man nolgte en- 5orIiafonl.
mission. anore 9olere raaoeoe til
Heipeft for 2onen. Der bIen neo.
taset en- 4eiolutiou, Tom eif no
at man iflll6e itette 5aefor-
bitnoet. On olmin6elig Strih bIep
anbeialet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
Vpe Vgqer.

sra gamIe Gage" Brsoreme.
aiabeoens 8iitorie. nj 3. Brooer.
len. elegant inob. $500.
~Spren Qierfeeoaros llngbom".
vi DaI6emar amunoiea. 3 On.
iIos 80 Cts.
.Qoriet | HibeIens os 2ipets ems.
III g. g. 2orfen. 3 DmiIae $t.2O
.Bonenbuspr9ften GnepoIo etpoIo"
oe ben pietiitiffe gepneeIie | 81.
benbopn ! bet IS. darbunbrebe.
De6 s. @rouerien. 3 OmiIas
40 Gts.
.SaImebieteren 9bomos aineo1.
On foIteIis 5remitiIIine Deb 8.
Sroperfen. Ne6 aineos SaImer ON
Sefu QibeIie % Gbb. 3 OmiIae
40 GtS.
.Ddnff Storm9n6~ fro be ienere
aarbumbreoer | 1efft o. 1ilIeber.
af g. s. ga gour % Qnub Go.
brictus. 1tbeipet unber Ne6pirf.
ming al en- Qreos of Gorfottere.
Ct prastprrf. Hris $1,000.
,BiIIinm @ronot@ Hort0Iine al
2duritS peterien. Wp ttbeope.
Smitit inbb. $3.50.
-SiiIeeoben~ % g GerrensSfoIe~.
10 Gort1lIineer for bofsne %
1brn al 0ditra Woriebesirs.
fertnben
1ae6 SrIrftrattoaer At Gorfotter.
inber. HriS | OmiIog 20 Gts.
DAN. LUTH PUBL. HOUSE,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
Tarnt til SnIg.

40 acres eoot 5ormlono belig.
seuoe 2A MiI ira Blair. @oot
6 gareIies Sus, StoIb, Spinebus,
S%sniebus, gognifur, Corn Crib"
o. andre 9pgninoer. ginomeae og
8onoleoninger - alt mt og | beoite
Oroen.
SnnoeI mao Ife iuoen 1. 6ebr.,
ON asberen piI opertage 6ormen til
n9ite 'Mars Grit.
Rprmere SpIpsning faos gennem
bette gIaos aontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
Smeo snffes.

en- goo yoa around" Smeo fan
iaa Itooigt arbeioe ira 1. 5ebr. San
ogioa rente eler fsbe min ~ibop" og
Sus, ON snifes. Moa bore gift.
Senpenoelie til @ieren
Sens M. Beteren,
Sharon, auoubon 60, So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
S~fpIebcitnrer ipaes.

@n Mano. Der fan beitpre 9ror-
ion 9eiifole neo aenmare. ". Gof.
% tinise orbeioe / areosmisiionens
Sienelte Den Sio. SfoIen life er /
Sang, fan faa QIo6s til eftcraaret
1914 leo at benoenoe fla til 9o.
itor 5. 5. ailoiig. u. 8. .. T., Dor
Sc, 9enmare, 9ortb 9ofota.
1nn Greoiens o1 SfoIeoirettio.
mems gegne,
:. :. QiI0fia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
gOspaffc &r. 10.
5 spoc 8pger = allie ! mt % net
Iap6ino.

D gDDc SpBeI ute ! HDI W Het
1apbino.
1. Sfonqoaro- Beterien: 9roens Be
tponine for ben, Ser I'll frem /
Beroen.
2. q. g. Maoien: Gin grooers
Blob. gn 5%ortRaing.
4ouentfloffer. 6 6ort91ineer al
grnit goers.
4. Seoops anop. gu Siitorie ON en-
ruff 9reng.
8. Sire SortG1ineer for gsrn, al
forifeIIi9e 5orfattere.
Siliommen 664 Sioer, goo, iuno
os frneiIenoe 2asnine = oprin'
oelig 9oglnoepris $3.50 = tiIbp-
BEG Der og inotil nioere for fun
$f.O0 = frit tiIienot enbper a6res-
ie.
Dan. 2utb. YubI. Sou e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14
Wisiionsmpoe.

8il @uo, ofboloer Bethel We'
nigbeo@. Gni9bt, Sa., Wisiions-
msoe I 8ngene 5.-S. 5ebr. 1914.
&ilreiieioe, iom snifer Of belle SUBS
3iges Sober meo os / n9bnte %
ge, bebes meI6e fig til unoerteg-
neoe inoen /. 5ebr.
grqiterne 8. Simonien og 81.
g. 0ielIen bor Iooet at tale Subs
Orb peo Msoerne. aoml bore bel
iionet og ber en- @eliisnelie.
Chr. Ssrenen,
Wgb.s grpft.
408 90. Soutb Ct, 9Disbt, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-14

,Smpropeo 5nrms" til Salg!
3Iere gooe opoprfeoe 5arme Der
i oct oonife Excitement / Bolt Co.,
0is. er enbnu Of foa til rimelige
9riier. Sor one StsrreIier fra 40
gcres OBJ til 200 acres 5arme. Som
oa ic ener tiIifrin
g. q. R~eIIemonn,
Qucf, Wis.