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The Washington herald., 1915-10-30
BY T.. ID. JOHNS.

While Senator Chamberlain will doubt
lsssly support the recommendations OF
the War Department. il is not believed
that he is satisfied with the manner in
which they are being agreed to without
consulting the General Staff OF the army.
I pom his visit TO the White House Mr..
Chamberlain is said to have assured the
President that he would support any
program that would increase the strength
Of the land forces.
He did not 20 into the details Of the
program with the President. but will take
IL M with the Secretary OF War in a
few days. He expressed the belief that
the report of the War College Division
OF the General STAN will be given out in
some form before the new legislation il
taken up by Congress. He will prob
ably suggest this at his conference with
tn" Secretary of War
AS ! stated I'm my letter 10 tho Score
tary." said Mr.. Chamberlain. Congress
should have the expert oTiniOn Of the
War College and the army. With this
before us. congress can then decide
whether II is wise to follow the policy
outlined by the War College. I see no
reason why this should not be made
public and assume II will he.
Il intend to reintroduce my militia pay
bill with certain amendments. and eN-
pect u VIII pass without any serious OPP
position at the approaching session of
Congress. l see no reason why the or
ganizatiOn of a continental army should
interfere with the strengthening of the
National Guard. With the pay bill il
appears to me that the militia can he
made a dependable force. The CONT
mental army will be an experiment with
new force of troops. We will need all
of the trained citizen soldiers that We
can obtain through both the National
Guard and the proposed continental
army. There should be no conflict be-
tween the two organizations"
Reports on the try-out OF the new bat
tleship Nevada. which will take place
next week, will be read with absorbing
interest by those who are interested in
the use of liquid fuel in the navy. The
Nevada will be the first oIl-burninG bat
tleship of the American navy to go into
service. and her speed will be an indi-
cation of the success or failure of oil
burning Dreadnoughts. In installing OF!
burners in the Nevada the size of the
fireroom has been reduced and smaller
boilers have been placed in her than are
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

man who confessed that he would like to be
known as an expert in real estate values boosted
in his testimony before the committee investigat-
ing the Districts fiscal affairs that he had ere
ceiIed the highest price in the District for testify
ing as to realty values" Which indicates that he
is an expert in appraising his accomplish
ments, even though he may know nothing of real
estate values
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

1t appears that certain man told certain
friends of a witness before the District investi-
eating committee, and the witness friends told
the witness, and the witness told the investigat-
ing committee that certain citizen went to the Dis
trict Building and held conversation with Dis
trict official in hallway. All of which must have
reminded the committee of the story that 'the
parson told the sexton and the sexton tolled the
bell"
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Fresh air cars, windowless and unheated, are
10 be operated on Chicago's elevated railway sys-
TEN for the benefit of the fresh air fiends." The
cars will only be half-hour schedule,
which will doubt be quite sufficient, for while
most persons enjoy an automobile ride in the
open air they seem to prefer that street and rail-
way cars shall be Theoretically sealed and over
heated.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Now that there is another renewal OF the talk
about peace negotiations. it might be well to in
quire in what way the interests OF this country
would be served by bringing the war to an end,
with the advantage the side of Germany and
with her tremendous and menacing military ma
ching unbroken.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

a man named Money has been arrested on a
charge of attempting to extort $500 from each OF
two merchants He fell down badly in his at
tempt, but the police followed his trail and got
Money without an effort.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Berlin having failed to discredit the published
report of United States Minister Brand Whit
lock on the killing of Edith Cavell, he may con-
slider himself fortunate if he is not accused Of
killing the nurse himself.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Such illustrations are perhaps more amusing
than serious. And yet, in their consequences. they
may be mischievious. What they show is, of
course, weakness OF spirit. Important as ideas are
they are not nearly so important as the force be-
hind ideas. If all felt right We should not
allow our ideas to keep in turmoil. The radicals
think that they feel right now. But they do not
feel the large humanity that is going to make
humanity whole.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Promoters of the style show overlooked bet
when they failed to have parade of the models
in Connecticut avenue before the opening
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

"Melba's notes to be cashed for soldiers"
reads headline in New York newspaper. She
will sing not sign, them the story explains
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

And perhaps the Kaiser sent for Mr.. Gerard
SO that our Ambassador might witness his cee-
brated exhibition of weeping over the fate of
France and Belgium.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

No one need be disappointed because Senator
Underwood declines to discuss measures for rails
ing revenue for the support of the government
All they need do is to exercise little patience.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30
Explaiped.

Eve are the superior people, and il would be
a sin against mission to spare the peoples who
are inferior to us."-Beriin Vossiche Lusitauia
explained at lastl-Wall Street Journal
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30
A Line o Cheer Each Day o the Year.
By JOHN KENDRIcK BANGS.
THE ALLIANCE.

FIST printing of original poem. written dniSy
for The Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Mrs. George f. Dadmun. with her
young daughter. Miss Lydia Dadmun
Mrs. Charles Baldwin and Mrs. Nor
gan are a party of well-known New
Workers stopping at the Shoreham en-
route from the White sulphur Springs
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Mr. Will Irwin. the weIl-knowu
magazine writer. has returned to
Washington and is located at the
Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Mr.. Thomas Grant. secretary Of the
Washington Chamber of Commerce,
and Mrs. Grant have returned to
Washington from TWO weeks hon
eymoon trip to Wildwood Crest. y.
]. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant will be at
home at 1919 Irving street
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Montgomery
and Miss Lerta Montgomery have
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

There are so many evils in the world that by
concentrating any OF them we can easily
make ourselves miserable. And the more miser-
able are the less controlled we become, the
more crippled. Under present conditions even
radicals ought realize that for themselves, there
is the possibility of happiness. We develop no
real virtue by allowing happiness to be
destroyed simply because others unhappy. But
there is virtue in using our happiness and all the
good resulting from it in ways that will help
those others to escape from their plight.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Mr.. Carter Phelps. who will marry
Miss Eleanor Bartlett in All Angels
Church in New York today, gave his
farewell bachelor dinner Thursday
evening. Among his guests were
Messrs. Kenneth II. Clapp. James H
Boyd. of Washington: Godfrey Tower.
Henry Blair. Keep. Albert f. White
hill. John 6. Goodlett John G.
Bausher. James W. Howard. Wallace
Dale Holden and Lawrence Marks. all
of New York
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

CONFINED oN FACE TWELVE
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30
Our COUNTRY sd,
HOUl PRESIDENT
AMIszazIM MezNezzaMzsNlg
Nk00DRONKlLS0N
NAPOLEON'S DOUBLE DEALN

Published by Piai Nth through
The Mcclure Ns1UspGpr Syndicate.
IIarper & Brothers,
Copyright 1915 by the Mcclure Syndiea
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

The members OF the Washington
Club will entertain at the first tea
dance of the season this afternoon
from until : o'clock
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Mrs. L. :. Stewart. Of FL Paso. Tex.
has announced the engagement Of her
daughter. Virginia. 10 Lieut. James l..
Collins. Cavalry. L. 8. A, aid to Gen.
Pershing, at a luncheon given at their
home in FL Paso.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Invitations have been received IN
Washington from Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
Henry T Allen for the marriage OF
their daughter Dasha Gertrude. 70
Lieut.. Joseph Wadsworth Viner. L :.
a. at O'Clock on November Is. at Fort
Oglethorpe. Ga. Mrs. Frank Andrews
will be matron Of honor for her sister.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

The board Of governors OF the T-ni-
versity Club has arranged to give q Sc
ries Of dinner dances during November.
December, January. February and March
on the first and third Tuesdays in each
month.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Miss Ruth Anderson left Washington
yesterday for Berryville Va. where she
will be the guest OF Miss Helen Buchan-
an. daughter of Brig. Gen. John Buchan-
an. L. 3. A. retired, at their country
place. Later Miss Anderson will go to
Fort Oglethorpe to attend the wedding
Of Miss Dasha Allen and Lieut.. Joseph
". VIner on November Is
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

% Mrs. II. p. Giipin. with her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
N. Allen. have come in from their
place in Virginia to spend a short
time at the Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. John Spottswood Gar
land have issued invitations for the mar
riaGe OF their da lighter. Elizabeth Bow
yer. to Mr.. George Wharton Edwards,
Of Philadelphia, on the evening OF No
vember "a at O'Clock. at Mount ST. Al
bans Church Miss Elizabeth Garland.
a debutante Of this season, will be her
sisters only attendant.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Assistant Secretary Of State John E.
Osborne returned to Washington yester-
day from Denver, Colo.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. George Andrews
md Miss Katherine Andrews. who spent
he early autumn in Atlantic City. will
-eturn TO Washington again this winter
lfter an absence Of over a year
The Washington herald., 1915-10-30

The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Daniels. accompanied by Com
mander ID. W. wurtzbaugh and Mrs
Wurtzbaugh. win go 10 Annapolis to-
day to witness the football game be-
tween the Naval Academy and the
North Carolina Agriculture and Me-
chanicaI College.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17
HvAD Err IsTENDoM

En- kort FremstiIing af Den kristne Trosl@re af L. C.
Petersen. Pris indbunden 81 90.
bet er en- klar Bog. Der er like gudeig Snak og Tale
maader at fnde den men korte, klare, knappe Setninger
fremstiler den den kristelige L@re.
bet er en- bibelsk Bog Den er gennemvevet med den
helIge Skirts Ord fra ferst til sidst; Skriftbenyttelsen or IL
Ike en- Odd Ophoben at Citater, men den er Isletten Forfat-
terens Tanker.
Og Diet er en- levende Bog. Jeg mener dermed, at Diet er
en- Bog, springer nd af Lvet, skrevet at en- levende Mand,
prsvet Livets Erfaring.
Past. Johannes Gstzsche ,Sed og Hsst")
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17
gal6Ora 9iIpeitOl.

aaIbOre YiipeitOl. eiter bOao
.Sore amtst." e%rfarer bar gaitor
3. 10. 9arien, MormorfirfenJ %
gaitor @aritenien, 9esielaser, iaaet
1iIbuo ON aalbor9 8iipeitol, men
Oe bar begge aiilaaet Eil6uoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17

1000 SIR. og IL Mars meo 500
500 Ser.
Dc iDenifc 3ramlere. @renaa,
q. OCTOBER. De ioenife lrnmlere,
JONI i @aar al Eorpeoobaa0en ~.
ri60eren" 6leo inobra9t til @renaa
Saon, bleo efter 6orberet i Mites
alter frigioet, eiter At Sfipperne
60er bao0e erlogt en- 9oOe ior 5or-
~ieelien. Salooelen al 9e0erne til
ial0cr S%tatsfasiea % 0alD0elen
Can't 5iiferiiorenin0s 6iulpeiono.
6aloen nco 9arOnnellcrnc. I'll.
fe6org, y. 0fto6er. Zen 22oori1e
galoen1ar @anien, Son al i'm.
8rifotage6anoler ;. 9anien / Eli
fe6or1. ser ianmen meo en- 9rooer
oeltog iom engeIif 6rioilIia i Sri
gen, cr eiter 0~}eo6eIelie ira grooe
ren ialocu oc0 GaromelIerne /
0iai Maone6.
6lugtcSe r%nSiiife Sanger. 6 rus
life 5IDOtninge er ~iorle0en an
fonmet til 9reaninge poa 9@re
Saa piot man fan ioritaa. er De
fInatet ira aIs, 6Dor De bar oaret
6eifpftiae0e pes Marfarbeioe. On
al Dem er oieuiDulia 9eiolin9
mano. De er / lin lib taget til
1anqe / 9orpot9rne.
9OlienOO / @rcnaa. @reuaa,
y. Cfto5cr. @olitiet bar pad ben
III ooeritaaeoe 6ptteoag maattet
aeupiie % 5amilier til 6dttiggoar
oen, 0a Del life oar mlligt at itai.
ie 2eili1Ac0er til oeul. % Ell tre0ie
5amilie me6 . Born Jar maattet
ta9e mioIertioigt 0p6oIo / ct tomt
Qialerpariite0.
On ipriGlocmOfrntiit Stritc. Qor
lens, q. 0ftober. Ga opiigtsupf
tenoe 2r6eiosneOluggelie bar / 0a8
iuuoet SteO / oorien5, ioet oct am
leoe 1rotferiperionule Deo o9or-
lens 5ocialoemotrat" Uiorge5
fort eiter 4r6eio5tioens 9e8Dnoel
lie ertIareoe Strife % iorlo0 20
falerne. @ruu0en til bette SfrIOt ifal
upre iorifelli8e Geiormer, JON Ola
oct pe6orretnIngsleOelie a8ter at
inoigre lOen 6orbanolilg meO IN.
pograiernes Organization, iamt emo.
uioere aiiteOi8elien al nogle IDpo-
graier.
Husiiif 6rpOrt. % Smpurt.Re-
Uue er Qaonet poo ct 8la0 / as
benbapn, Der 40 o~iiiciel Bel ienoes
til ru5iiife 9an0els. o1 3nouitri.
freoie / meaet itort 0plna. 9laoet
u0aioes % reoiaeres Al Den rus
life SournoIiit Boris G~neeIborot
9lnSets biatigIte Me6ar5eioer er
Den al bet ru5iiife Snnoels. o. Sn
0uitriminiiterinm 1oienote Or. efon.
s.. 9eite5. Ger geres i Ruslano De
itsrite anitrengeIier ior, at gla0et
ifal fomme netop / De 0Pnoer, Der
bar 9rr9 ior itan0innoiife 8arer,
ligeiom Der / 0anmarf ~boDe0iage-
lia lGgges 89gt paa at fonime i
6orbiu6elie meo De 5irmaer, bois
Garer NusIan0 bar Drug ior.
Srnmminge. lllDffen. aommis ionen,
Scr bleD neOint for at aigsre De al
SernbaneuIpffen Deo 9rdmminge
ilp6enoe Gritatnin1singer. bar M
nigioet jim 9eretuing til Iraiifmi
niiteriet. Derai iremgaar, at aom-
misiionen bar uobetalt G5S,A72 Str.
IG IRE / @ritatninger og 1882
ar. 90 Gre ior SoipitalsopboIo,
9pqcnnoeriegeIier on. Statsboner-
ne bar inOen commissioners Reo
iutteIic til eiebliftelig SirIp m. b.
u0betolt 1894 ar. Is Gre, %
Sfaoen paa Wateriellet er opgiort
til $4,000. Get bliper i alt I'D,
799 ar. 52 Gre. 90 BERTH tom.
mer iaa eritatnin9eu til B~roiesior
Simon gaulIi, 6pis Sterrelie life
enonu bar funnel iaitipttes.
Srnbt peo 8aaoeffno. Soenie,
%. OCTOBER. Da TO Drenae paa
b~enbolosuis 10 og II aar, Sgnner
al @narbeier Rnsmus 9briitenien,
Sdsmarf, @ltermT00aa lege0e meo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17

ifuloe bape Jet oerpaa. Deune ar.
beioer er ienere bleuen aibert, men
bar Inlet Jet. 5~er9enien er III.
.99orOi. anbolOt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17

bar lntet lei. oer9enlen er III.
o9torOi.@ anbolot.
Sgif Camper itrun6et paag6bel.
ioriulgt al Ell llnoeruanosbaao z
o9ogenie ap." meOOeler: Nanoa8
5ormioong oen %. Dit. bemGrfe-
Oes 6erira Ell iterre Camper, pas
ierenOe 5aroanoet ira SpO til Goro.
Sfibet elf tart mo moo @run0en.
Ct Stptfe Ror0 ior gogeuie %
imoo gGbele lob Sfibet iait, og ser
itonr bet enonll. Oct bar Uiit iig
at DGre en- inf Camper g9ipaI",
ser Dar Ioitet meo 3inf / 9loffe.
SrafS eiter, at @rmoiteoningen
bar 6enrrfet 6erirn, tog Iolofor.
ualteren ca Bolitiet / en- Motor.
baao no til Stran0ningsiteoet o9
Ueuote iprit tiI6aae ON @ftermio.
oagen 0eo 5enti6en.
JiliTIoet er meget iutere5iant
3~infIaiten tom ira 9remerbaien %
ifllloe til 5arps6ors i Rorge I'D.
Get bar fln li0et 8roDiant ON
9oro.
Get iortpaes. at 3Uitcren bar
paret iorful8t al en- enaelif llnoer.
~Donosbaa0, % al oen 4ariag bar
0amperen boI6t ia noe ira oct
Opbe &anO og iaa Ian9t ino moo
@rlm0en iom muIigt.
AnOre 5o%rtGainger lp0er paa, at
0amperen bar taaet ieil al 9GbeIe
oa 6noelaoe. bUorior oen bar oil.
let god mcIIem 9Gbele % 51n, %
iefpieIaclig er Sen b(eoen bgngen
De.
engeIife llu0er0nno56uo0e ifal
Tor eori9t / oen ienere Ii0 MT %
ga OGrc bleone o6ieroereOc i 6or.
0onoe beromfrina.
ScIue Sfibet er ouroeret til 250.
600 Or. 3infIaiteu, Der 6eitoo al
500 IONS. aniGoas til en- 9arOi al
Toe. 900 Or.
gilbert 9nnOc. SANDERS, 10. Of
tober. Gen 6efen6te norifc 9pffef.
iesprP0ifant aI6ert 2un0e afilutte
Sc Mites en- Rpffe Wsoer / Ran.
Oers. Ia 9iifoppen ooer aar6us
Gift pao @rnno al, at Qln6e er
@enosber. life bao6e 6nifet, at Gun.
Sc, iom beItemt. Tom til at tale /
Rortens 9irfe. 6enlaa6es Rsoer.
ne til 9i6e6uict. bpor Ger boer nj.
ten par meOt 13-i400 RenneIfer.
timber OpboI6et I IanSers bar
9unoe oGret en- Eur / Sornbpf.
6oor ban taIte I airfen, % mn rel.
fer ban til aebenboon. boor ban
ifal tale / iorifeIIiae airter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17
OQnmQr

~ ~ ~ :"
anlbOre 9iipeitOl. Otter boao
nSore amtst." e%rfarer bar 8aitor
3. ~. 9arien, Wormorfirfen, %
goitor @aritenieu, 9esielaser, iaaet
GiIbuo ON 4albor9 8iipeitol, men
De bar begge aiilaaet Iilbltoet.
Miuoeitcn for 7ompronit 8onoo.
Baa @raabrs6re airfegaarO j Ros.
filoe a~filere0es Den II. Oftober ct
Win0esmprfe ooer aiosOe Com.
PROFIT 5lul 9on0o.
6Oe.2asmusien- Sagen er III
in0iiGonct Tor 9eieiteret. 9sieite.
r"etsiaafsrpr alsmnsien er beitittgt
til qftor % Observation-Disclosures 2iebe
til Deienior.
RinorsmGrfc for Ears 9ineien.
Raa ct Iirsoag oen 10. 0ftober
ai5ol0t Re0e. ser BAR 6eis9t Al
ears Bneiens aamIe 8rlaere
Siaereofre0 icH, 0eotogcs oct At iege
reiit ct Miuoesmprfe paa ears d.
neiens @raD.
7anife Uco ben frantic SGr. Or.
J}iels 5eiIiua ira a%ebenbnun Ger
ger 1ieneitc peo Den iranife 6rout,
bar / 6l3. Telegram ira 8aris ITO.
mqrfet fla; ban er bIeoen npout /
0aasbcialiuaen ior Den II. Otto.
Der og blcocn 6eforeret meO arig5.
foriet.
Zen oanife 2simnnt Goit6erg er
bIepen uonGpnt til 2eitnant peO /.
acknowledgement.
aommunolt SolfefOffcn. Belle.
26. OCTOBER. ! Belle arbei0es Der
Tor Oprettclien al ct fommnuaIt
5olfefeffen. Der ital beipiie Dofsne
moo en- minore Detailing. gproa.
oct bar nc0iat ct ll0Uola til at ior.
bereoe Sa9cn.
Soanrrcanleriug i Belle. 0onaen
bar m0er 10. Oftober allernoaoigit
biiaIoet. at oct Deo o~llerbsieite He-
iolution Al IS. September I q. /
peroslig 6enieeHOe / Belle asbitoo
molemmeoe 8iitrift al llbre 9p.
SOBER Soan. ogiaa / tirfeIig Sen.
ieen0e inolemmes Belle aebitao,
% at iaaoeI bette 9iitrltt JON oct
iioligere peO a~llerbeieite 9teiolution
al %. Suli 1909 m0lemmeoe d.
thrift al SOBER % ooruitrup SOe
ne miolertioiBt benlpgges I'll BEL.
le Dor 5reliers Sogn, % at Oct
Deo a~Ilerbeieite 9ieioIutI0n al 10.
Sui 1903 luolenme0e 0Iitritt al
Stibet Sosn iaaOeI JON oct Oeo
allerDelejte 8eiolntion AZ ianGme
Gag iR0IemmeOe 1ltritt al uDre
gp / SoDer Sogn mIoIertIOig ben.
lGs9es til Belle Il. Jtitolai 0ogn,
i~aaleoeS at @r9Hien melIem Belle
Dor 6reliers % Belle Il. JtieoIaI
Sogne ior De Der ~ombanoIeoe d
itritters Beotommenoe uoggres ira
Iennesgaoe I'll 9elterbrogaoe 40
Omlebsaaen % o~ereiter moo 8eit
al UliOtIinIen al 8elterbroeaoe %
YaroeUei.
6n %itaffels Suitrn. en- ! Ran.
oers bOen0e Stone %benuen0te JIG III.
yJian0. u. ap.@ til YolItiet % bao
ON geifDtteIie. Senoes Utano 81.
Der life beitille no8et, % Sultrnen
maa iorierge 9ernene % liz ielo
iamt til Dels Wtanoen. alt bette
ianot bun iig /; men M a Ufan-
6en fommen julio biem % baooe
idget ben0e og gsrnene no al Gel.
Iisbe0en. Get ionOt BUN ior baarot,
% beri par Yoltiet enigt meo ben.
De, booreiter Nnnoen blen puttet !
&ahotten.
5eeuebossn i%Oripnnoen % Jun
ben. Slngter Ser9enien % en- an.
ben Slagter ira aalborg iulgtes for.
Ieoen 40 til 0erreiunobp ior at 10.
be @riie. Otter at bette par beisr.
act, ture6e De Reiten al Dogen paa
geuqrtninger, og omaitenen banne'
be be pao Gnbe, Spllan6" | Aalborg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17
grambitiftelie | Sfinipse.

oerifsbann, t8. Oftober. @ifi9r
Sfopbns, tiIbsrenbe Groprietpr
Solm al @ifiGr, er Sen6ag Mio.
Dag neobrpn6t. Suiet beboebes al
en- arbeioerfomiIie oa @ortner NitB
meS Somilie, og @artnerens Some
bar MI t%iIItoaet, at bum bar paofat
gronoen. Gun bnpoer, at bun bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17
s%eauebOsen iOriunnOen % Jun.

&tAutoUHth III
ben. Slagtcr Sereenien % en- an.
ben SIaster ira aalborg iuIgtes for.
Ieoen 40 til 9erreiunobp ior at To.
be @riIe. Otter at bette bar beisr.
act, tureOe De Neiten al Dogen paa
geuqrtninger, og ona ltenen banne'
be De paa Gap. SpllanO" | aalborg.
"a Der ItuIOe betales, Opoageoe ben
Sloster, JON par / 5sIge meO SCR.
genien, at bans Eegnebog par Ior-
fuunoen. San rnnbte op ON Spoe'
ri, % @Giterne %iorlan9te oerior
YoIiti tiIfnlot % Vliltatlon toreta'
get. BoIitiet ioretog unoeris9ellen,
men ion6t life ben iorIpunone Ieg'
nebog. Ga opongeoe man, at Sla9'
Ter 5sreenien bar foripunoen. Yo'
Iitiet sif iirafs poa 5ast eiter BAN
% fanot BAN paa en- an0en De
oqrtnins. Da ban Itul6e Oiiiteres,
uotalte ban itrofs, at ban bapoe en-
onoen Monbs 9esneboe Dos iig.
9enne T%eaneboe, Der uiIte Iie at
prre Den eiterisste, inoeboIot ca.
800 Or. SsreenIen paaitoo, at ban
bopoe facet ben al en- arbeiosmono,
Der bao6e funoet ben, os at ban
bopoe betaIt 10 Ser. | Ginbelsn.
On napnaipen genmentarbeioer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17
MinSeiten fur aumprupit @OnSu.

Baa @raabre6re airfe1aarO j &os-
fiI6e afilere0es Den II. Oftober ct
D1iu0esmprfe oper aios0e Dom.
PROFIT SluI 9onOo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17
Wogle ipecieae SilbmO.

80 acres me0 go0t Su5, itr M Stab % ailo. 900 eeliq.
9eneeo $4,000. $1,000 9ontant, GeIten pa leHe 9etngelier.
1875 acreS, 30 4cres meo 5emmer til en- gqroi al min0t
fenten Sunoreoe Dollars. @o6t 8us, ny Stab m6 Silo, Senie-
bus, @ranarp, oe Soinebus. 3egen6e 9eiatning - 10 ager,
&aloe, 2 Sete, 2 Spin, 100 SONS, 80 Cons so, 80 Con .tniloae~
10 Con Strao, 300 9u. SABRE, 40 9u. 9og6oeoe, 60 9u gpais,
oa ale 5arnireoIfaber. Silt fan febes for ben lille grts al $4,000.
$4,000 aontant, 9efen go, men Der mao ban0les Itrafs.
177A acres goot 2ano, eo0e 8p9nineer, $4,000 $1,000
&ontant, &eten poo lehe 9etingeler.
300 @cres uomgrfet 2ano meo gooe gpeninger, nqr $50 oe
Sernbane alt pa Iette 9einoeler. 5or narmere OpIpsnime Ifru
poo Gngelif eaer Gonif til
g. airfegaarb,
Dor IA, 2aurens, Diego SO, q. Dorf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17

&+&s &+&S &*&. c@o&c&c*+&. &+sx%
garnmm ifnnoinauifc Excitement.
Omfring 9arnum, SOpeofparteret 0or6 9eiten fr 5mer.
% gG9s Snouren erer IS. Is, Sanion Yieto6en," er Der qoot og
biligt 9on0 til SaIg ira $2 pr. acre, b fontnnt og Geten betal-
bar efer Ooerensfomit meo 6 % Gente.
2an0et er al en- u0marfet 9efofenbe6 o. pil irrGq tItnle
Onnife 2anompno.
9enpeno Gem perionligt eaer ifrHtlgt til s. Is. SaniOn, Bar.
nnm, Wfinn, % fo nGrmere 9efe6 ON ben ber0mte g9. 6. San.
ion Wetooe".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17

ar6oe.Rasmnsien-S agen er III
in0iiGonet Tor Seieiteret 9sieite
reisinQfsrer asmu5ien er beififfet
til Qftor % Observation-Disclosures 9iebe
til Deienior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17
9eectGisfa6rif paa Seoeu.

ScBeib1efuo1I pnl peoeu. Isl
bora. 10. 6ftober. 3irefter gecf,
aongensbnS Henparf, omgaos ior
Gioen meo RIaner ONT at oprette en-
2e1etsisiabrif paa 0eoen. San tGn-
fer ia Saaen oronet iaaleoes. at
5abrifSoriiten parres meo SusiIio,
iao man I CTS / De imoa 6c6ebiem
ioriprSiaer en- Gel al Roterialet.
Tom ianIeS o. bearbeioes paa 10.
briffen.
9lanen er oog enOuh tm / i'm
BORDEN, men oct er 9%eniigten al
iese ben realiieret / en- life iiern
5remtio, iaairemt oct lptfes at Jam.
Ie tilitrptfeIis mango 5nteresiereoe
ON ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-17
Efenalber.6

Stenolber. 6nnO. HanOers, %.
Oftober. 9aa @aar6eier Sens u.
Rasmusiens Mari @ranileo er ga.
tionalmiect / oisie Dage beifGiti-
get meO al uograoe ire @raobsie,
oa Der CT alIereoe fommen interes.
Iante 6ing for 0o9en. Der er iao.
leoes fiinbet TO meeet imiffe Strios.
sfser, Sppo o. ANDRE 5lintereoifa.
Der. 3 Den enc Sei innotes en- fir.
%fnntet, muret @rao.
Ter iinoes tpt peo @aorOen life
minore emo II @rapbsie.