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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

@rs. 6. Sanien, ieot / Oibfoia
@is.. BEN 81. auguit 1870. osoe
Sen q. 5e6ruar 1915. 5enoes 81.
genapn onr Sobanna 4ieIien.
: aaret 1891 bIep bun gift meo
G6riit Sanien. Ger par / 6eres
9Gateffnb 9ioet Dem otte gern. ga.
RET 1911 reiite 5amilien ira Gbica-
40 til RiIforb. Soma, og De bar
opbolot Tia Der in6tiI mn.
Z ben ienere 9io baD6e Rrs
Sanien life Dpret raif, men ingen
aneoe. at Ge6en bar mar. Dog par
BUN re0e, 6a 5i6eH fom: bun aif
BAN sloo / Wsoe, Tom iaa0e: 0Wif'
aag er gapnlig, % min gnrOe er
let ct al ben6es pn6eoe SrO ira
Irelierens 9eber. Sun efterIaoer
fin Wono og ipD Bern. ogioo ire
Ssitre oe en- grooer, Tom | 6eres
Sore BOG forpenoter en- @enfore.
ming pan OpItanoeIiens fore Dag.
Wrs. Sonien onr ct trofnit Weo.
lem al Retbo6iit airfen og en- ita-
dig @Rit peo De forifeIIiee Wsoer.
Gun par bIan0t Dem, iom ffatteoe
geIiignelien beo 8snnemsoerne Oa
bar en- trofait DeItager | oisie Vfs.
Der. Sun bar en- itor Opnuntring
for 6errens Eiener, noor fun ioa faa
iegte oisie Elmer for gef9itelie |
SUBS Aige.
Wrs. Sanien piI idpnes / benoes
Stem, fiji en- 5uitru og Rooers
@naO, 1rsit og Opmuntring er bet
fpreite al alt / 8eroen. Sun bill
iapnes | airfen o9 oens forifelliee
arbeioer og of Raboer og genner,
iom Iprte ben0e of fenoe.
Saf.
I'll De mango Benner og Naboer,
Tom binlp I De tunee Gage, notrpf.
fer pi bermeo Dor bjertelige Eat.
Girls. 4anien og camille.
SIR. Carl Snnien.
Wrs. 6 6. WeIfon.
Wrs. g. peterien.
DIR. 8. Nelion.
Wrs. Sp. Sberien.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
Is 9imIen ii8es ei 5aroe(
92ei. aIOrig nler 6oroeI

9eelt dlotlB HleI NuFoeI.
Mrs anna 1bomien - Sulius
Ibomiens Suitrn par fsot paagorn.
6olm 1855. ; 30 Gar bar bun le.
pet 9eatcifa6 iammen meo Suit
us I5omieu, iom M iiooer eniom
tilboge meo 5or9en 81 SdUnet.
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boor De boeoe / mango Aor ieate De
nprmeit @etooiitfirfeu. 0a Der
ingen oanif lufberif STRIFE par. men
iioen Be ilptteoc til Rcgfabb bar Dc
pitt me3en Snteresie Tor Dor Strife.
Otter Ell bdor6 SDgooms Iio.
iom Wrs. Gbomien bIeo angrebet
al ior et Bar Mar iioeu beilltteoe
gGateparret Ibomieu at forpre De.
nigbe6en en- airfefIofte. Tom fon
til at barre Snifriptionen At DC TO
Samleoers iom uogsr 1efiten Tor
bette life W~inoeblao.
Nrs. 1bomfen benioU title Gre.
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Saan0 / Mrs. 5ee5es. % oi begrn-
peoe henoe Sen 81. Darts.
Der bar ct toIrigt 9ieislge Al
baaoe 9anite o. amerifanere
: airfen iang aorct ct Bar Gan.
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no ira Be o~oenitaaenOe 10 Beers al
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gngelif no ira Marf 6, 81 Come
ne ponrielpes apart into a Oeiert
place an6 reit a mbiIe.
; Qiatoaet til qirfegaaroen tai.
tes 36 gogne % noaIe ailtomobiIer
N1rs. J6omien bIe0 iteoet til Sui-
Ie I @raolimoen peo Glear Greef,
men iaa lnnge Der or Ell onnit DE.
niQhe0 oa oanif airfe I U1c Nabb,
Dil ben6es Winoe leoe o. iorHpes
hOer Senoag Mor1en, uaar airfe.
floffen ringer MOB Sfp Oh talOer
til 5~ilbe6elie, ia:
oanl0er pda gamaeI % oaa mig
Dleit 0og paa Siplen trPt o. trig
Spg ior BEN eoige 6oile.@
sens Z. See0e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
D2Grfi

Zen oenteOe SenOing ira Dnn.
mari er M fommen, og ri bar al.
Ter pna Eager De ileite al De alnIin.
beige 9lumre al soImebsger %
9ibler, iamt 9usanoootsbsaer 0.
oesl.
Desu0eu er Der isleenoe mere
ling:
q. q. Raofeu:
Subs arpinger9 .... 10
oaurits 9eterien:
v0sOen % 2ioet1, inOb..... 1.2o
DIfert Rienro:
gNte6 Runo % Ben" ! oglI
in6b. bper .......... 100
Sfopg..8
.Nenneifeififfelier@ Rpiteita-
mentlie Serie | inob..... t.20
DIfert aiear6:
gBnitliis" .,.. ~
SOB. @st3fcbe:
.Ir9f al en- ipIt geffelies.
9iltorie" ....... go
OIfert aicaro:
g~Seremias" ........ Ito
OLAF Roe:
Den pIOite Menigbe0s Sri
itus 1ro" ........ 40
nMnrtprer", en- 5ortrning ON
Observation-Disclosures, iIl. go
Dan. 2utb. pubI. !5ouie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

80 Srpore falone. 20 unge
0pno, 9rsorene EbeooOr og aI-
freO gauIien ira ReOer aoitrup,
er ialone UNDER arigen oeitpaa.
SGOag ben 7. Narts bleo Der
6olOt en- Minoeguostieneite / aal-
"trip Strife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
Et Udvalg at code Boyer fra wort Lager.
EN- DEL AT DEM TIL sRRLIGE LAVE pRIsER.
Knstelige Fortallinger:

Knstehge Fortaihnger:
har0lds Hu'trn scots Naomi socts2 ! KamPen. Builder oSetsr
ses FeDe sOCts, Roxy 81 90, Hyad der STAIR bagved lOO. Robert sOCts,
vlngsardeu s5cts, Under sydkorset 81 20 Fyraen At Davids Has
IS c.. PrRstegaarden Harzen og PrRstegaarden Indien 800, Ben
Msdsnslzsnng:
Den afgsrnde Time 81. 90, Klokkens hmer omsl eOcts, Lys
81 90. AIens os Afrikas ubesatte Mis.onsmarter iomslj Socttaa i Ian.
svrrd og Krrighedens Korstog 81 10. Alverden for Kdstu' 81 50.
Lommsformst L~derbind med Gufdsdt. 81 Is Tor begge schocks
also, Ausustns Bekendeissr IS Cts, DEN heIige kdg e5 Cts Hjertespel
$50 80 f Js.s S.s yst 81 a Aa.s1Ss rsssi. a. q. a. Il n sTs. S.ss. p1 sSSl
i~snins At Past Munster. aoct.s Fogsmmigej eoctss hadsens Hus.n-
dagtsbog o. o.. Kummacher. Elias 81 20, Hvad err Knstendom o. 90
Historic, Bisrrsf, . . ":
81 100 os stor nas s s@t.' N @ads. a@ 5as"f Den h isafs Missions - n
L%hss Ir d 90 Ansgar. Lsvnst sscts, Wort Aarhundrsde. Historic
u. o.. Danmsrks Land 81 rs, Under Huset Glyksborg 81 so.
Ltterstur:
q 20, Lnd.bybsmene socts, Budde. fot@ningr H. u 90, dickens,
Oliver Twist scots, Alcotti En- gammeldags Pge e5cs, Scott L@gsns
D1ner eocts, Etari Fredsfyrten scots.
Hamburger Of L=rebsser:
- seb'ns smr H os 4so 81 % FRI he%PeIs Koss. os ns.a.an1 ssSs,
sscts, Leaehmanns ordbog 5octs
En- lille Misdonsh,tode for Born, at Provst Henry ussing eocts,
f~drsIsndshi""ie sscts, Dpsnes y Dr m soct.a Pfgebsrn o. Pfgs
bern sOct., Bsnefot~ningp l. asdts, Marie. Julsgays escss Teddy.
mine lam act.. Portable ssnner 2Sct., Barnesml sscts, We'd sHf.
tsnds Bslys1hg 4octs, ayorfr grader Bed'temoder lSct'' I'm Jahei's
Stepping Heavenward IS and 7sctsj Jesdeas Prayer 20 and s5etsi
Prince s1" N e. House su q of f nssd IS s' and 7setts ss'f Black x Beauty J. sSSc' an. md
81 rs; Life Of Christ 40 and 5octsj Life Of Luther Is and eoctsl TMus
Button 5oas, Life of Livingstone 5octsi Andersons Fairy Tales Scots.
N. b. ALE dimo Bigger er indbundne, a like andet er sngvst
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair. Hebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

Saarct. Qoitaant / %9anoeoprnet
anrl Slider Al 5DiiIer.4egiment
9tr. IS, ira 6aoersleU er 6leOen
baarot iaaret Den Is. 6ebruar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
GumccriDunnc


gPiIter to Spnuer | arigen. Ssrg.
Scbult5 og 5nitru ! Qaarfifelb9f
ceo 9pgum bar iaaet NeOOeIelie
ON, at to al oeres Senner er oe0e
1 9rigen. Den 25-narige 4noreas
Ssrgen er 900 i GiternaB (6ranf-
rigl me0ens 2anriOs Ssr8eiL Der
oar % aar gammel, er faIoen Tor
an 8aric6af Den II. Ofto6er.
Saaret. (Smo) Iieneitefarl
RieIs 9eorObef. SIN al 5aoelmager
Ror0bef / gReisbp, er paa ben oeit.
lige arigsifneploos bIeoen iaaret
oeO en- @ranatipltnt, iaa bsire arm
bar maattet taees al.
De bpie 6eitepriier. gn gPrts-
kasboloer / 9enoer Greos f6bte for
Z Var iiOen en- lille Seit ior $50
Daf. Soften 6leD oeo itaoigt baarot
arbeioe temmeIig meotogen; men
MI bar ban alIigeoel iolgt Den ma.
are Seit for Snofsbspriien, troos
bet, At Oen ogiaa batter paa ale
fire Ben, meooeIer uSon0. 3tg.
On gognmano iolgte for 4 aar
foen to gamle Seite meo 5eletei
for 900 Nef. StDffet. aeberen bao.
be fanet meget ipprt Arbeioe al Se.
ftene, % bar MI ioIst Dem uoen &c
Eetei for 1900 U2t. Stpffet; 90 ben
npe Sober iolgte Dem itrafs efter
Hreo 100 gtf. 5ortieneite.
0rpgtige Sopper er eiteripurgte
% foiter III 2000-2500 Nf. Stpf.
Bet; De betales eaers / normaIe Il
Der meo t500-f600 Nf.
5iiferiet. StOr Sil6asesans
81. q. 80 Der ftnoes III tim fna
Grifere / 6lensborg, buor 5iiteriet
tioIigere blomitre0e. @nonn / 1880
Dor 8interfiiferet ct lsnnenoe Or.
1Dern for 100 6ifere o9 talrige
auOre Golf. Gen Sang oreu %
goao 5iiferei efter Glib; meOens
Der nu fun er 4 BoaO ! Birfiom.
6e6. GnooiOere oreu 80 8aao Male.
fifferi, meOens Der MI fin0es s al
benz.
5aloen. 81. 4u.) Manoag Otter
mi0oog Den 1. Ndrts mo0tog Reu.
tier CIR. groe / Otter 9inoet Neo-
beleIie ON, at bans pngite Ssn BE.
Ter Dar faloen / aampen OeO ben
rusiiife @rpnie. Zen linge Nano,
Der par bleoen inoful0t I 0ooem.
Der, blep finn goot 20 aar gnmmel.
Son er ben treble, iom er fal0en
fra giter2inoet Soen, og mprfe-
Eigt nof bar ale boft 6ornaOnet
Better.
Saaret. 8oaroeier Better aier
I Spanoet, Der a meo iom 2anoe-
pprnsman0 oeo Den sitlige 6ront,
en- blepen boarot inaret / NdOen,
unoer aompene / gitpreusien on.
firing 10. og ~. 6ebruar. Ser ifal
Dog pere Saab ON, at ban fan
fomme zig.
9g6 paa ct 2aiaret | 8nslan6.
Boaroeier @eert s. SuliI ! 8ano-
Eng bar mootnget Den isrgelige
gfterretning, at bans Ssn anfer
6anfen SuuI BEN is. 5ebruor er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

afgnaet neo Dozen pao ct 2aiaret
| 9usIano. Den af0eoe, Der fun bleo
npppe % aar gommeI, bar ! l9u-
gere 10 ligget paa 2aiarettet IiOen-
De al 9ungebet9noelie.
Slanot Dc iaareSe ira De baarOe
aampe / 9itpreusien / 5ebrunr
Maaneo er ogiaa 4rbeiosmaao Us
mus 9eterien, boen0e / 8aoihtega-
De / S~aoersIeD. San ligger iaaret
beire 0perarm paa ct Geier0e.2a-
iaret / Stargaro.
Sil 9rpo. % MelbnnSlerne i 9p
Ell Sa0ersleo benpenoer 9orame.
tier Or. 5cbin0elbailer zig / ell
lpngere aumOgBreIie / nSebIesiuig-
i6e @ren5poit". Ger iortIares oeri,
at Anioaret Tor Den go0e Uplifting
oeo 9reoiorOelin9en nGrmeit bUi-
Ter paa 9agernes. 9reO. % Del
6anolerne5 SfuIore, o9 De opfor.
ores til at bragg Ombu for Den
itrengeite @ennemferelie at QHorO-
nmgen. 9olitiets 5ieneitempno oil
peooarenoe fere Iitipn meo, at
8ororoningen baauobpoes % meIOC
en6Oer 0oertreoelie. iGrlig etbOert
Salg, uoen at aortaiinittene flip
pes ira.
Suarct. Qeituant + 9~anoepprnei
aarl 3 'der al 5DiiIer.9fegiment
9}r. IS, ira Saoersleo er 6Ieoer
/, 6oarOt iaaret oen Is. 6e6rnar.
SOriOunOen meo Obcr 1000 Rnrf.
Nutten til 5reOaa Den 26. 5ebr.
er @oitagent @re1erien / SsnOer
8ilitrup ioriOunoen meO en- Sum
al ca. 1900 Wff., fife al 8oitogs-
nets 9enge, men til6srenoe area'
tur6unoIer aarl Naoien / Wait-
RIP. @regerien iom bar boet i Ssn-
Der 8iIitrup en- balm Snes adr,
pleieoe oe0 SpineleDeringer at no
betaIe 9enge for aorI Naoien; ben
20. 6ebruar boDoe Maoien tilienot
@regerien en- Sum paa omfring ueo
1900 gh., og oct er Oisie Berge,
ban er foriounSen meo.
@reaerien, ser er omfring Oe0
40 anr, bar Some % 6 Born. San
bar p9ret 9oitagent / Ssnoer Bill
Itrup en- baIo Snes aar.
Bolitiet er ielpfsIgelig / girtiom-
beO me6 at fda fat paa Den fIpgteoe,
og ser fort9les, at ban itoI bore
bleben o%rreiteret i 9anOers. Der er
altiaa MaIigbeO Tor. at aarI NaO-
len tan iao / BET minoite De ileite
al line 9enge igen.
60 Srpore ialone. 70 unge
@pno, 9rsorene E6eoOor og aI-
freO 9auIien ira ReOer aaitrup,
er ialOne UNDER arigen oeitpao.
SmOag oen Z. Narts bleo Der
6olot en- Minoeguostieneite / aal.
itrup Strife.
Saprcn. Ragiitraten / 5Iensborg
oiientIigggr en- a%noroning ON Be
ifagIpggefien al Saureiorraooene !
9pen. 5 5fensborg ioreiinoes Der
fife iaa megen Saore, iom er MO-
0enOig til Seitenes 6oOrine, iaa
geitaglpggeIien fer / Seiteeiernes
egen Snteresie. 300 aiIogrnm for
bper Seit og Sen ~nsopenoiee SnOe-
5aDre er fritaget Tor 9eilngIaggel-
len.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

Saale0es loo 5onerne ira Mnlm.
tlugen / port airfetaarn / NC g1abb
Den ,. SsnOna / 6aiten. meoens oet
lange 9ogutoa ierte 0irs. Sulius
Ibomiens afiipleoe 9e9eme ira
Siemmet til airfea. Del par Nrs.
6bomiens 9egrapeliesoa8. % Oct
por et 8al0 til oontp1 @sn 0eo beil.
Oes aite.
Seq blco falbt 6iem ira 66icago.
men iel noaeoe life at e bel0e !
2iUe. Sea 6eieate Nrs. J5omien
Dogen isr ie5 reiite til 06iea5o o.
io10e benoe 5arpel Tor no9Ie 0a1e
uOen at drte. at BET par iioite 6ar-
bel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
4M&
0tniODet.

.aommer. laoer os til6e0e
o. neObeie os, Iooer os bsie
anp Tor 9erren. uor Sfd6ers
2Gniigtl hi 5an CT Dor @uo.
% oi er oct 5oIf. ban isoer
% ben 9ioro, bans 0aano L.
Der" (SaI. %. .. G..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07
OfficieI Benegtelse

Land ! Canada. Rygtef ON, at der skull
de l@gges Krigsskat paa Homestead"
Land ! Diet vestlige Canada, og som er
yidt udbredt ! Staterne er flask. Der fin
des inpen saadan Skat, og man har al
leles like | Sinde at paalsegge nogen
saadan. W. d. SCOTT,
Supt. Of immigration.
ottawa, Can. Is. Mar. 1915.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

afgnaet neo Dozen pao ct 2ainret
| 9usIa1o. Den afo60e, Der fun 6leo
npppe % aar gammeI, bar / I9n-
gere Gio Iigget paa 2oiarettet Itoen-
De al 9ungebetpnoelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-07

Saaret. (5mo.) 1ieneitefarl
RieIs 9eor0bef. syn al 5aoeImager
Rorobef / 8eis61, er paa ben Oeit.
lige arigsifueplaos bIeoen iaaret
oeo en- @ranatiplint. iaa bsire arm
bar maattet tages al.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-26
CONDITIONS IN POLAND ARE
NOW MOST DESPERATE

Berlin, Nov. IL (via Mail to New
York; -Four thousand Polish towns
have been burned, millions Of Polish
people are starving, and the condi-
tlon OF Poland is more desperate than
Belgium at her worst, Director YER
non Kellogg, Of the Belgian Relief
commission, today told American
Ambassador Gerard. Kellogg had
just finished an investigation In
Poland, and he conferred with Ger
ard regarding relief measures.
Incidentally he praised the relief
efforts Of the Germans. They have
established 81 soup kitchens at War
saw, but, nevertheless, this is far
short OF the imperative needs OF
stricken Poland--oppressed and
crushed for generations by Russia.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-26
DAY
] ADDRESS BY REV,
MELVILLE I, WIRE

The auditorium and annex at the
Baptist church were filed last night
by q keenly appreciative audience to
hear Rev. Melville T. Wire deliver
the Thanksgiving sermon. The sub
ject was on o nations preparedness
being a guarantee OF peace. and the
speaker gave many apt aphorisms
and illustrations In support OF his
contention that well-armed people
did not mean people welded to
militarism.
can aggressive and grasping ma
tion could send its hordes into the
vitals OF a defenseless commonwealth
and destroy at its pleasure. We must
protect the weak and innocent OF our
land just as a gentleman would pro-
tect the weak and innocent from the
brutality OF a rutiian. No man can
tell when necessity may arise for re-
course to arms. Our country's inde-
pendence was thus solved, and the
slaves were thus made freemen."
Mrs, Fauvre rendered solo, with
Miss Palmer as accompanlst. The
choir also gave fine selections.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-26

The rising and the setting Of the sun
clearly prove that this globe Is carried
round In the space Of twenty-four
hours in an eternal and never ending
circuit. and with Incredible swiftness.
| am not able to say whether the
sound caused by the whirling about OF
80 great mass be excessive and
therefore far beyond what our ears
can perceive. nor. indeed. whether the
resounding Of 80 many stars, all car.
ried on Mt the same time and rev0lv.
Ing In their orbits. may not produce a
delightful harmony Of incredible sweet.
ness. To us. who are In the interior.
the world appears to glide silently
along both by day and by night
Pliny.
Autographed fruit box labels a'
the Courier Office. ~ "s''F'''s'
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-26
DOCTORS DISAGREE IN ~
NEW YORK BABY CASE

New York, Nov. 26.-Doctors dis
agreed today as to whether or not 1t
is well to operate on Mrs. Joseph
Roberts crippled baby. Physicians
of the Babies hospital said no. DR..
Maurice Rosenberg said yes. that
they were establishing q dangerous
precedent in declining to try to save
the child's life merely because at
best it will be a helpless dependent.
Meantime the father said 1t would be
better for his offspring to perish now,
with nature taking her own course,
than to grow up to life of suffering.
Still Mrs. Roberts does not know
her babe has little chance to live.
She continues to believe the child has
undergone an operation which will
correct Slight difficulty"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-26
GILMOUR DOBIE RESIGNS
AS U. OF w. FOOTBALL COACH

Seattle, Nov. 26.-Coach Gilmour
Dobfe's rumored resignation was sent
to the University Of Washington
board of control by the peerless
coach himself after yesterdays game
with Colorado. After eight years as
head of Washington's football team,
during which time Washington has
not been defeated, Dobie voluntar-
i!y resigned.
II refuse to discuss the matter
with any one in the world" he said
when questioned about the Wiscon-
sin reports that he had applied for
position there.
Neither would Dobie discuss his
future plans, and his clam-like atti-
tude is taken as significant that he
intends to accept a job coaching else
where, despite his statement that he
tis nervous wreck and is tired OF
ffootball.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-26

II. r, Saltmarsh. Of Crescent City,
was In the city Thursday.
Umbrellas repaired at Cramer
Bros bicycle shop. sos
A. ]. Fulk. OF the Illinois valley.
was in town yesterday and today.
Ernest Snyder and family arrived
this morning from Cottonwood, CAL,
| to make this place their home,
The latest knit caps and scarfs--
just the thing for cold days. Mrs,
Il. Rehkopf. 5sstf
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Clarke. OF
Glendale. spent Thanksgiving in the
city with relatives. returning home
this morning.
A fine assortment OF ladies' woolen
underwear, Call and see them. Mrs,
Il. Rehkopf. 5sstt
Mr.. and Mrs, 3. ]. Robertson left
this morning on their return to
Breedsville. Mich. after visiting
Grants Pass friends,
Arrow collars a, Bishops, 40sti
H. A. wetterborg left last evening
for Portland. to attend conference
OF the managers OF the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph company Of the
northwest.
], NJ. Isham returned on Thanks
giving day from the Southern Pacific
hospital at San Francisco. where he
underwent an operation. Mr., Isham
has sufficiently recovered to be on
duty again.
Five cents buys Durham razor
and one blade. this week only. with
every purchase of one-half dozen
blades at soc. Cramer Bros. eos
A. L. and Frank @. Bramwell. OF
LaGrande. Oregon. arrived in the city
this morning and are visiting their
father. F. s. Bramwell. OF the Ore
gon-U Utah Sugar company. The three
are fishing for steelheads in the
Rogue today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-26

chartered her. The supercargo OF
the vessel Philadelphia introduced
Nielsen to the defendants, ~
"The supercargo told me that wc
were to sail TO Tcneriffe and meet
certain ships at sea-" Nellsen ,estl-
fed. II was told that | would re
ceive $1,000 gratuity and protection
II anything happened"
The real purpose OF the Nepos.
however. Nielsen declared. was to
meet the German raider Kronprinz
Wilhelm, later interned at Newport
News.
But our coal cargo caught iire."
he explained. and the ship was dam
aged. We sold the cargo at Ten
eriffe, and the home Office then notI-
fed me that the charter was can
celled.
Supercargo Florer told me not to
worry, for the German consul and
the Hamburg-American line would
protect me II the Nepos was seized" :"
Envelops. sc per package. zoe per
Office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-26
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, is
ICEBOUND FOR THE WINTER

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
Seward, Alaska, Nov. 26.-Anchor-
age, the governments railroad coast
terminal, is cut of from the outside
world for the winter by the ice. The
steamship Admiral Farragut ven
tured near enough shore to discharge
mail and passengers and was then
forced to run for sea, leaving crowd
Of would-be Seattle-bound passengers
standing ON the beach. They will
have to journey by dog team to Sc
ward. At least $500 tons Of freight
consigned to Anchorage has been
stored here for the winter.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-26
PUT SOFT PEDAL
ON EVIDENCE IN
CONSPIRACY CASE
tpy United Press Leased wlre.l

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
New York. Nov. 26.--Hints circu-
lated today that the state Depart
ment at washington is seeking 70 put
"muifler" on evidence tending to
involve German Attache Boy-Ed In
the charges OF customs violations
against Hamburg-American oficials,
For this reason. II was further hint
cd. certain evidence connecting him
with supplying German commerce
raiders may not be introduced.
The department 10 also alleged to
have intimated to Federal Prosccu-
tor Marshall that Boy-Ed acted with
In his rights In distributing certain
funds for supply purchases, More
over, II was understood that tho de-
partment suggested Il would DO dis
pleased II Boy-Ed were given prom
inence In the present trial.
"The government can hardly ex-
pect to classify Boy-Ed as one Of the
alleged conspirators." Defense At
torney Rand said today. Suppose
he did ask that supplies be trans
ferred to the Maria oueszada? Does
that show connection OF the Ham
burg-American line with her clear
ance papers?"
Rand steadfastly denied that the
defendants had anything to do with
this vessel. which has appeared In
this case as clearing out OF Newport
News as supply ship for raiders, with
Boy-Ed as the paymaster for her ven
ture.
Judge Howe ruled that evidence
concerning that vessel will be strick-
Fen out at the conclusion OF the gov
ernment's case. unless the defendants
are definitely linked up with the
transaction.
George Atkinson, OF Baltimore
who had something to do with coal
Ing here, admitted that, as far al
he knew. the defendants had moth
ing to do with the Queszada,
New York. Nov. 26,-Despite rum
1 " 4 -
ors OF mistrial in the case charginr
Tfamburg-American steamship direc'
tors with customs violations In sup
Iplylng German commerce raiders. and
linking German Attache Boyle
Herewith. the trial was resumed to-
day.
| The prosecutor denied that thu
government had evidence that on'
I Juror was undesirable because o
statements he had made.
/ OLAF Nielsen testified that he com
manded the Norwegian vessel NepoI
Pwhen the Hamburg-American ohicial
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-26
testers Team Whist winners

Wednesday evening the first
games of the new series being played
by the whist club resulted in a vic
tory for Capt. TESTERS team. The first
series was completed on the previous
weeks games. when Scoville's team
defeated the Fox team by a single
point. G. p. Jester and Ernest Lister
then selected new teams from the
club membership, and the first games
Wednesday showed net gain OF two
points for the city treasurer and his
players. II is expected that the pre-
sent series will continue till after
the holidays.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-26
Old Time Concert

The old time concert given by
members Of the Music club at the
Commercial club rooms Wednesday
night was well attended, notwith-
standing the severe weather, and
those who did attend were amply re-
paid by the varied program. The
Newell orchestra gave three selec-
tions. IT. P. Cramer sang two songs
popular 80 years ago, as did also Miss
Ailene Dunbar. Mrs. Bert Barnes and
Mrs. A. N. Parsons. Mrs. Paul Kirk
er gave reading and Mrs. J. G.
Bigger whistling solo. There we're
a male quartette. mandolin duet
by Florence Riddle and Esther Gil
key, and a recitation OF an old time
country school second year class.
One feature OF the evening was the
old time costuming OF the lady per-
formers, After the program the en-
tire company Joined in singing a
number Of the older songs.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-26
Rapid Rise In River

Rapid Rise In River
The heavy rains OF the past two
days have caused the Rogue to rise
TO the highest point In nearly year.
The water is now olouded with the
mud washed into Il from It's noun
tain tributaries, and some drift is bo-
Ing carried down to the sea. A small
section of the old dam below the
bridge has been carried out by the
rush OF tho water.