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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06
BASE BALL ORGANIZATION.

To the sorrow of all real base ball
! fans the Wisconsin Illinois league has
/ practically been dissolved and the
various cities in the state are group
| ing leagues in their own localities.
| Wausau has not been a very ardent
supporter of organized base ball for
several years and she had a most
difficult time in keeping her team in
the field Yet no one who appre-
c1ated the national game wanted this
city to give up its base ball club and
strenuous efforts have been made
each year in order that we might
have the team. Then too our teams
of the past four years have not been
in the best class and that ALWAYS has
a rather discouraging affect ON those
who visit the park regularly. All
this being taken into consideration,
those, who desire that WauSau have
base ball some way or other, have be-
gun an organization of teams to
represent the various cities Of Gen.
trail Wisconsin.
The organization as planned is to
be called the Wisconsin VALLEY league
and Will include four cities, thus
making 1T only four club circuit.
Ine cities which are enthusiastic and
have signltied their willingness to
JOIN with Wausau in this new organi-
Zation are Grand Rapids, Stevens
Point and Marshtield. However there
are excellent indications that a six
club circuit may be formed. Mer-
rlll, Nekoosa and 4ntigo are anxious
TO enter. Letters have been sent to
Merrill and Amigo requesting that
+ how InIn if thou 90
koosa was not considered at that time.
Now NekooSa, it is understood, in
tends to make great effort to be in
GUIDED ii six club circuit is planned.
tomorrow representatives from these
several cities will assemble here to
discuss the proposition. They will
agree as to all details of organization,
as to the number of games to be
played, as to fortiture for not finish
ing the season, etc.
Games between these clubs will
only be played on Sundays and holi-
days. These are the days on which |
the greater number of enthusiasts
desire to attend the game and Yaw-
key park in past seasons has always |
been crowded on Sunday. The clubs |
in the Wisconsin Valley league will |
be composed entirely of home players
and this will prove greater attrac-
ton that the paid players. 1t is ex-
pected that if any club desires to pro-
cure a special battery they will be
allowed to do SO but otherwise no
will be allowed. The
players will receive no salary but if |
1T the end of the season there should
ny any chance happen to be sur
plus it will be divided between them.
Wausau has had organized base ball
for such . long time that it will un-
1oubtedly seem queer at first but un-
a league of this kind will
De most successful.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06
BAD NEWS FROM MILWAUKEE,.

&. ID. Glennon, editor of the Ca
zette, whose illness at Sacred Heart
sanitarium, Milwaukee, has caused
much apprehension and regret among
his hundreds of friends throughout
the city, suffered another stroke late
this morning, according TO a message
received this noon. His condition
was then regarded as extremely
critical, but word this afternoon is
more cheering, conveying the inform
alton that he had rallied to consid-
erable extent. The hope, however,
that he might come home tomorrow
has been dispelled. st. Point Journal.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06
FIFTY YEARS AGO.

Fifty years ago, on April 9, 1865.
in the quiet and peaceful little viii
lage of Appomattox Court House.
Va, was enacted one Of the most
memorable scenes in the history of
that civil strife waged for over four
long years between the North and
South, the surrender of the army of
Northern Virginia under Gen. Robert
Z. Lee TO Gen. z. 5. Grant. COM
mander in chief of the Union forces.
Fifty years ago, on the night of
Good Friday, April II, 1855. President
Lincoln was shot in Ford's Theater,
Washington. by John Wilkes Booth,
and died early the following morning.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06
STUHLFAUTH'S STABLES DAM
AGED.

The horse stables of George Stuhl-
fauth, Ill Second street, were badly
damaged by fire Wednesday morning
about 10 o'clock. The loss is esti-
mated to be about 81, 800 and is COW
cred by insurance. The horses were
led from the stables as soon as the
fire was discovered.
The fire which it is believed started
from an overheated stove required one
hours work by the tiremen before ii
was duenched. When the firemen ar.
rived the building was all ahame
Several tons of hay were consumed,
and the roof partially burned; this
was the damage done. II
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06
ANNUAL INSPECTION.

The annual inspection of st. Omer
Commandery No. 10, X. T., was held
last Tuesday evening in the Temple.
Pitt II. Sperry. cf MarinetJe con-
Quoted the work and there were
present, Grand Commander, R. E.,
Sir Robert B. Lang, of the Grand
Commaddery Ct Wisconsin. and Sir
Knights from MerGll, Antigo and
Neillsville. The inspection was in
the work of the Red Cross and there
were upwards of fifty Sir Knights
present. A dinner was served in the
dining room at the Temple at $3.50
O'clock
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06

The fight over the Stemper bill to
legalize saloons which construction
of the baker law by the supreme
court declared to be illegal is to be
carried to the senate.
Legislation was urged for better
protection of girls against vice temp
tations and dangers, especially in
reference to hotel, saloon, safe and
employment agency conditions, in
further hearings on seven bills framed
by the anti-vice commission Wednes-
day afternoon. Attention was given
also to the problem of treating vic
Tins of immortality in state hospital.
The talk of adjournment about May
| until January of 1916, is increasing
around the legislature The assembly
which has a large representation of
farmers, Is very anxious for the ad-
journment if the legislature cannot
complete it's work by June l. There
is no one around here who seems to
be able to give any such guarantee,
either. The legislative leaders are,
however, largely against the adjourn
ment.
sentiment for the repeal OF the
second choice provision of t.le prim~
airy election law, nicknamed the
"Mary Ann" law, was expressed by
the senate on April lst, in voting "a
to to send the Bichler bill to en-
grossment. The principle and pur-
pose were admitted to he right but
Senator Bichler insisted the law had
not succeeded in etfecting elimination
of candidates and he declared the
large number of candidates in the
last campaign had resulted from
knowledge that under this law all
might have chance. Senator Boss
hard said the principle opposition
arose from election officials.
The lower house of the Wisconsin
legislature by vote of Ga to Is killed
the j ulius Hanson bill repeating the
state athletic commission law, under
which ten round, no decision boxing
shows are held. The house followed
this action by adopting some amend
ments to the boxing law, introduced
by Assemblyman A. J. Hedding of
Milwaukee, father of the original
boxing bill. The law was altered so
as to prohibit bouts in cities of less
than 10000 population, which will de-
prive Hudson and other small cities
of boxing shows, and to forbid minors
under Is years of age from attending
such shows and empowering the COM
mission to limit shows given by any
club 10 a specified number annually.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06
MARATHON ITEMS.
Marathon Times.

George SpatZ who is attending the
County Training school at Wausau
is enjoying his Easter vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Spatz
of the town of Stettin.
Herbert A. Kufahl, son of Herman
Kufahl of the town OF Berlin, Is very
busy now buildii new cheese fac
tory in the town of Cassel at the
southeast corner of section Ia near
Anton Dalske's place.
Prof. r. Curran, who is employed
at the Phillips high school as teacher
of mathematics, called on his Mara
thon friends Tuesday and left the
same day for Berlin, Wis, TO spend
his Easter vacation with his folks.
The people of the town of Cassel in
tend to celebrate next Tuesday even
ing the silver jubilee or the twenty
fith anniversary of Mr. Frank Wad-
zinski's official career as constable
for the town Of Cassel, rare distinc-
tion indeed. Though in office for
twenty-five years, Mr.. WadZinski has
only on very few occasions used his
official authority, the people of his
town being such tranquil and peace
full citizens that they but rarely need
the services of a constable.
Frank Harrington Of Halder, took
French leave at the Hotel Weis early
Sunday morning, March q, and when
later on his roommate, j. Rifieman,
got ~ and wanted to see what time
ii was. he missed his watch. Sus-
uicjSn pointed TO Harrington, who
was located st Stratford Wednesday
and brought TO Marathon by constable
p. G. Busse. He plead guilty in
Justice Trauba's court yesterday
morning arr vas brought 20 Wausau
before Dist. Attorney f. p. Go-man
for further action.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06
FOR REMIT

Three Office rooms in the PILOT
building. overlooking the court house
square. All modern conveniences-
Hot water heat. Possession given
by March lst. For information call at
the PILOT Office. adv
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06

The warmest winter was that of
lS69-70 The warmest winter month
Jan. 1858. The table of temperature
at Wausau was compiled from obser-
vation, taken by Mrs. d. L. Plumer
on the government instruments and
can be relied on as being perfectly
accurate.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06
FROM STRATFORD.
Stratford Journal.

A boy scout patrol has been organ
lied at the Presbyterian church with
George Goetz as patrol leader.
John Fuchs, an employe at one of
the r.. Connor Company camps, was
killed Friday when working around a
rollway of logs.
Frank Kurtzweil has purchased
the Robert Hughes farm in the town
of Emmett, situated about one and a
half miles from his former home.
On wednesday evening, March 3lst,
the post office was moved from the
Connor building to the Kaiser build
ing next to the bank. VIM. f. Goetz,
after twelve years continuous service
as postmaster, has handed the reins
over to John j. Kaiser, the new
appointee.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06

Candidates for town offices at to-
days election come within the opera
tion of the corrupt practices law and
must file expense accounts, ETC., as
do all other Candidates under the law,
according to an opinion by Attorney
General Owen. In another opinion
the attoney general holds tnat county
clerks are entitled tc retain the 10
cent fee allowed for issuing hunting
licenses in addition to the regular
salary.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06

Miss Blanche Armstrong, Special
Magazine Representative. Subscfip-
tions taken for all magazines at low
est clubbing rates. 5l6 Mcclellan St
Phone 1911. n24-tt
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06

We offer one hundred dollars reward for any
case Of catarrh that cannot be cured By Halls
Catarrh CurS-
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We. the undersigned. have known F. j.
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Toledo. o.
Halls Catzrrh Cure Is taken internally.
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Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06
HENRY b. HUNTINGTON
LAW AND REAL ESTATE
Scott ST.. Opp. Court House. Wausau, Wis.
Over $500 Acres

T Fins Farming and Hard~oOd Lands for Marathon
and Taylor Counties Wis
Fine Residence Property, Business Property Building Lots
and Acre Property for sale in the city.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06
THE LEGISLATURE.

The fight over the Stemper bill to
legalize saloons which construction
of the Baker law by the supreme
court declared to be illegal is to be
carried to the senate.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-06
SHORT ITEMS.

A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sargent, Friday
morning of last week.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

Dem. Der bar looet 1ere ira Jig,
min oprigtiee Jof
Qaaatte ies beroeo beoe ale Bra.
iterne ON at eipe maaneolig 8np.
port ouer. bpao Der er iubifriberet
! Oeres aal6 III oeres reipeetiue
9reosiormgnO. Get toiter fun ct
4~oitfort ON Manueoen % nogle
iaa Qfinutter. areosiormpn0eue
oil oa i%noberette til mig. Raar man
er feroig i en- Dteuigbeo. in0beret-
tes boor meget oct iamIeoe geIeb
er: bpao Der bIep in%bifriberet oeo
Aarsmooet al Meni85eoens Ne0-
lemmer, % boao Der ienere 0aane0
eiter 4taaneo or iubifriberet. @rp
items Subifription i%bereanet. 8i
agter at pubIiiere. 60aO bier enteIt
@enigbeo bar poet til Heiorma
tionsgapen.
goers Tor SltbIfription.
:. Z. Raarup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
epDfaI b.

9u onler ou ira Dit S90e,
on Disneoe Counterpart,
on ooler meo Sommerens @lGoe -
ct Offer for Geoens Waet.
On inlmer for isnen0e 8in0e,
for 8interens oso'liqe 8uo,
bog isote on | os ct Wainoe
ON Daee me6 5rpo ira SUD.
gu 9Ibet al SoIifin oe Babe,
5 oaIer moo Soroens Sang.
Nen tuiinbe Shopper til @l9oe
ifaI fprinee, buor ier 3 iprane
Og iaImer J, mine @lRoer,
Zig 5ommerens inl6ne Bragt,
bor 5rpo, omeno Djet gr9oer,
8 opbt | nit Sierte Iagt.
Der pisner ilet ineen @lG6e,
for epis og aItio at d.
be bigger, ina SoIifin % 896e
rlaar @I90ernes FiuIte Grs.
Q. M.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
Den tDfe Srsm.

lpiferne er life paa ale On.
raaoer iaa femme, iom nosle er III.
beielige I'll at antage. ndar oeres
Sanolineer INN iIpatig betragtes.
Sea ifal Ooa langtira optrnoe iom
5oriparer ior Oeres 5remi9r6, tbi
ieg er inaen gelnorer al 3pifernes
SernboanO; men aet og Sanobeo
maa bare i'm Sci / ale Sili9Ioe,
Ielo ON bet gpI6er 9piferne.
aeiier 9ilbelms %formentIiee
GprIigbeo til Eprferne - De iGle,
grufomme, friitusfienoife 9arbnrer
o. bans aainnce meo Dem er
al mango bleoen betragtet meo 5or-
ogt og gfifp, in0til man fom til
ben SIutnine, at aeiieren mnntte
omtrent ielo n9re en- 9prf ON life
noget pprre, on ban Dog bur0e Dioe
be0re END itDrfe og opboloe oeres
umenneifelige Regimente. 90 ielo
ON hans 8nnolemanoe / 5orening
meo 9prferne og bans 2eflen meo
Dem ingenlun6e fra ct friiteligt
Stanopnnft fan unoifDloes, men
mno gnnIfe fortaites og forosmmes,
inn er Der bog en- nnoen Sioe til
Sngen, Der mao tages meo | BE.
tragtning, noar man pil fploe en-
retfproie DOM oe6 oenne Seilig'
beo, og bet er: ben tpTfe Drem".
Get err nernIig ifet life fiffert,
at aeiieren og bans Naaogipere bar
eIler bar bnft nogen Tom BELT apr'
ligbeo til 9prferne - maoife ilet
life mere END on eller ieg, men Der
bar pRret bonoIet uofrn belt andre
@runoiptninger.
ct Observation-Disclosures 3erre0em-
me bar Dpret 5~pifIonos Mnnl i6en
gismarfs Doge, os Den niipprenoe
Reifer bor efter beoite GDne isgt
at r~nliiere SernfansIerens glon.
9nnfen pnr Del nof ON mnlist at
frapriite England bets misunoeIfes.
p9r6iee Der0ensberre6smme pao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

Sill. en- Iutberif Qoresiefalenoer,
Der er u0eipet / minneapolis, re-
Digeret al Bait. @enOelI al ben
ipenif lutb. 4ug. SDnooe, finOes
Der fslgenoe lutberite airfer Og
Snititutioner | Oenne gp: Den ioen-
fife aueuItana Spnooe 10 airfer,
Roropeitipnooen 8, ben ~foreneoe
rorife airfe 6, ben norife Spnooe
10, RisiouriiDnooen 6, Winneio-
~taipnooen /, SoDaipnooen 3, ben
norIfe 5rifirfe 10, De to oanife
Samfuno bper 1, gieIieniamfun0et
/, Saugeipnooen 1 os oct lutberife
@rooerIamfun6 1. Der er ioIt SO
Iutberife Wenigbeoer. Desuoen fin.
oes Der 1 College, 1 tbeoloeiif Sc.
minar. 8 5orlogsbuie, a Soipitaler
oe 6 andre Observation-Disclosures
ger. ~ Irtberife 2iosifrifter uogi.
pes / gpen. aommunifantantollet
er 81, 1893.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
aomitemeolemmer.

aomiteen for Snoinmlineen al
acknowledgement, De 100000, er
bIepen forsget meo isIgenoe grp-
iter, iom Weolemmer til at bfitan
De 8rqiter, Der snifer eaer bebeoer
9iitano / oeres Wenigbeoer.
6or Atlantic 4reDs: 6.
s. Ri9r og u. 6. Beismann.
SIIinois areos: S. Simon.
len os %. s. 0ielien.
Bisconfin areos: 6. W.
Dlien, 81. 5. ging oe 6. 8. Senien.
Soma &re6s: III. u. Ser
filo, 8. 8. Senien os s. .. @bri.
itinnien.
Winnefoto 4re6s: 8. 70.
gonoo og g. 90. Beterien.
Sra De sprige areoie, bDor ieg
life bar paret, men 6eoet areosfor-
mpn6ene p9lse Weolemmer, bar
iee enonu life bsrt, buem Der er
palgt.
w0iten ale Somfunoets gr1.
iter bar lopet mtg 6eres 9iitono,
hpilfet peb a~rbei6ets Begpnoelie
bar paret en- flor Opmuntrins. Seq
tiIaoer mig berpeo al brinee ale
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

5 ST.. 5amI. al II. Oft. fri.
Der Bat. 5. q. QiaeIs: IS Ell
glno biemmeira beo6er BET: 81.
flop Oitenfelt mener, at De Qinier,
Der bar a~igrpniet De firteIiae Net.
ninger, 6liper ioogere % ioagere.
Oct oil iioe. at ySnore 0lisiion@
oa Centrum oe n@runooiaia-
nerne@ fommer binnnoen uprmere
oa nprmere. boao ri mna faloe
goOt o. gleoeliat for belle Den Oan.
lie Weuigbe6."
On anoen ll%otalelie Der biemme
ira. iom anar I iamme Retning, lp.
Der iaaIeoes: De forifeaige reIi.
aisie RetHineer ifal beirugtc % no.
fpIoe binanOen." (9os (. 'aor. ~.
f4-20.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

Gn 9aptiIt. S5eolog i~trioer: Seq
suifer at iiae, at ct Al Be ioageite
gunfter / port SnmfunosIio er
6orismmelen Al al 6oIoa Gam.
f~un0sblaoe 5iffert De ileite Of os.
ON fife os ale. tilfommer Ben far.
petite gebreioeIie ior Dor gfterln.
0en6eO me6 5enI0n til Samfunos-
blaoene. Set 0il betaIe ia, betale
fla umaaoeIigt. betaIe iia maaite
be6re emo nogen an6en 5noiot5
Tor grpiter, 2prerc, 9iofoner. og
ale ior surigt. At iremme pore
Samfunos6looe." Won bette life
ogiaa posier Tor port geofommen.
Be?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
sutber College

6orila9et ON, Of Srinitntis Se-
minarium ilpttes til 9utber Col.
Iege, Rocine, @is., ION 4arsmsoet
benitiae6e Ill SdmimOets for.
iteaige areoies 9rgftelie I BET fom.
menoe @fteranr, bsr oiimof M iisl-
&c u6fol0et al afitemingen I
9reOsm6oerne anies for afeiort Der.
ben, at Srinitotig Semiuarium BIZ
Der, bpor BET er og ira gespnOeIien
al bar oPret.
Oct par iiffert oeioa unnturligt
on0et, Oa bet aaereoe for fire aor
fioen bar boI6t % Vars Subtle.
um Der. og Der ingen onoen @run6
angaDes eIer ioas til 5orIlaeet ON
bets 8lDtning END at finoe 9rug Tor
Cutler College.
Men nj itnar ri ian ooer Tor
0irfeIige Spsrgs.
m a I: SDno ifoI Oi gsre meo
9utber College, 2a6 os nh 0rsite
BET o9 eiDe gooe 8oao, boem Ser
fan.
8i fan goot gna no ira Tom gipet,
at 2utber College life fan forfeit.
tee fom SfoIe uoen Stgtte =
lige meeet ON 0et leoes Of Gam.
fum0et eaer al areoIen, bDor bet
ligeer, eaer BET er unopr prioot
2e0eIie.
Oct er oo naturliet at Ipgrge:
Gr bet ioo operbopeoet o9ro at
tPnfe poa at fortfptte 2utber Col.
lege Iom SfoIe2
Seq oil Der aobent tiIitoo, at ieg
oprinoelig bar meo paa 9onfen ON
at ftarte oenne Sfole, og ieg por
ligeiaa mc0 poa, of Samfmoet full.
be fsbe ben, og pioere oil ieg iige,
at bet oil gre mig onot, ON bort
Sdmfuno life mere ifal funne orfpe
oenne Sfole.
Men fan oct lsnne zig at oripe
SfoIe meo ltnoeritsttelie9 tbi
unoerb oIance oil Ri flet life
t9nfe pao.
ann oct lsnne iig2 fpurgte en-
.pis Wano Der | CONNER, Do en-
5armer benitine6e til BAN at Io6e
ct piit Grbeioe gre. Sarmeren
fpareoe me6 ct nnoet Spsrgsmnal:
4on bet lsnne iig of flippe De.
res @rpspIRne?
Bf gsr ioa mango Ting, Der
forretninesmnsfigt iet flet life Fan
lsnne FIG; men bet ~fcrifbnner oe
heiner Qipet, og ian gbr pi bet %
mener, at bet pdo fin Bis I'm.
ner Hg.
Qieefoo for 4 airfefam-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27
y@r Oct life f%arli9t?"

81. 81. ipnes. Oct er farIi9t. % en-
til % maaife mango fiere. Get.
man igue5 er iarligt, er. at 4aitor
Sfop9aar0 geterien aRenneife.
ififfel'er4 / 5tpffet ON aoam Tiger.
San orsmte % iDntes, at @u0
9erren tog ct a bans 6ibben o.
oahne0e @Ba". 8eriom man isger
At rime 0enne 1lotaIelie meo 30.
gems Snoleoniug. 4ara8rai ,, Si0e
II. bDor 5oriotteren iremitiller lit
Sfriitinn. iau fommer mon III Ell
dn0ca Cpiattelie. ianes jeg.
6oB i%friper SfuIoe ieg
imi0lerti0 fort farafteriiere nit
9i6elitanopunft, oiloe lea fable oct
1iaioen5. Sea bar Den met n5e.
tin9eoe 3iaiO til gibeloroets San0.
6eo. 6oer 5s0oeI j Sfriiten er. /
Tor6olo til 9i6eleus @aal at
gsre DIS til Saii35eo oco 1roel
gaa SENS ariIhls %ful0fommen
Sefe St9gaer % Sfrebelia5eoer
Qi5eIeu in6g1ar iom uuuooRrli8t
SEQ / oenne 9ibeIens e9entli9e 0p-
aaoe Zen 1iaio bar iel; o. Den.
ne min 1iaio er iffe Den naioe
9iaiO. Ser life 1eo. boorom Stri
Den itnar, men 0en prsUeoe 1iIlio.
Der bar giort op meo ale an9rebg
Sea Ter Der intet iarIi8t. men ignes,
at en- 9Gier. iom er pant I'll al lGic
me0 aritif o. ifpl0ig 0euinnsulo.
6eo. man mart ioritaa. al oet IT
fife 1anfeu al agre 9ibelens 9erc.
nina ON eDos 5iIbliuelic I'll en-
gtnie eIler til Tint. me- Inn re-
fort = uoen alenlan1e 6orflaria
ger = paa en- trpHenoe giaa0e al
iremitiue. boorIe0es 0erreI aabeu
5are0e or G0am GDas 1it6liDclie.
Get fan fife eiteroiIes / Sfriitca.
5orintteren innes. Al iaaoan 5or
oct pei aaaet til. 9loam iop io.
Qu ifripes oct / oramatdf 6oru.
ON iea la Mac iiae. o. 81 er
itrafs itpoenoe. 8i er nenli9 pant
III At iaa iaa6ant mo paa en- an.
Den Maaoe. SfuIoe Der ga 0prc
no9et iarIiat. iaa er BET. ioroi Der
er iremitiaet iaaleoes. at oct or lei
for minore opgti8e 29iere at mis-
foritan oct.
q. 2. Saneu, Olean0er. Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

Columbia 8eroens itsrite Stole.
Columbia llniperiitetet er nu meO
6eniDn til Stuoenternntal 8eroens
ftsrite. gegpn6erfIosien talte / aar
1853, for fsrite Sang operiigen-
De 3uiinotoaet. Sen 8. Oftober
Dar Der inomelot tiliommen IA.
b73; inmme Gag / 5ior par Der
inomelot t2,743. Neo aftenifoIe.
elener os Stuoenter / g@rteniion"
Departmental oil mnaife Doerligere
5000 noas, og alosien, Iom beepn-
Der | 5ebruar oil p0erligere ege
antnlet at frefoenterenoe. unfper.
iitetets SnOtqgt I BET Aor, iom
iuit er en6t, bnr 50, 920,03t, o.
bets llo9ifter ooeriteg Snot9gten
meo $t3, 592. %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

Dato er Der iHbifriberet SOL
10000.
On 6icrtclIa 0iliea meo Nat I'll
ale 9ennrr. JON msotc Sa9en meo
9eIDiaie % Oiier1iai95eo. @oers
Observation-Disclosures
!. 7. N0arup
0anpaen. 0is., II. DIT. 1915
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

le @rr al 8impere ION ioa aniladS
ser, bar ipenoeret $500. 600 bper
5sn0ag Tor 8rif. 5or isrite Sang
i ober 10 Mar. Ii9es Der, oil 9pen
Ie Oar alfiaa M iet) en- tor Sen=
oaa. % De 1000 ener Here Sa.
looner oil for 6enne Dag UPre II
Advertisement Tor 2lnti Salon-
Rrpfterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

a1in0ernes Stemmeret orening
/ DlinneIota bar fornnlig Zig.
r5lfbl." bol0t aarsmeOe ! ct.
Gaul % Der beiluttet, at Saloo-
nerne ber afifafies, at a~rbeioeror.
ganiiationerue gioroe gait, oa De
Itstteoe 5%aloouerne Gormooentlig
peo Den nplig iteOnunone 4iitem.
ming ON acknowledgements / Din.
neopolis), og at aoinoerne oil ar.
bei0e imoo arig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-27

II Stuoenter frefpenterer ifIg.
Am. 2utb. Surp. Zen norite Sp-
NODES iorifeaige 99reanitalter. Oct
er genneninitlis minOre emo 2 ira
bper Nenigbeo, 8 ira bpert Breite-
falO. 5 Den foreneoe norife airfe
er Der omfring 412 StlIOenter ira
bpert grpitefalo, / 9auges SpnoOe
omfrine 21a. os ! ben norife Sri
firfe omfrine iamme forboIosoiie
4ntol Tom / Soiiges Spnooe.