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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-14

Extravaganza isn't in
coed coffee; it's in wasting
sugar and cream and time
on booy coffee.
Poor coffee-e eXtrava-
giant atany price None Of
the full, rich flavorin tit
isn't worth packing in
such alright tins as seal
in all the fine flavor Of
Schilling $ Best
These tins have made
fine coffee economical
Schilling's
Best
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-14

gation. with which she wears white
stockings with a dainty black stripe
4 broad white satin sailor collar and
a "toboggan cap" Of black and white
finish the costume.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-14
EXTENSION COURSE
AT HERNISTON ONE
OF VALUABLE IDEAS
AGRICULTURAL. INSTRUCTORS
DISCUSS PROGRESSIVE
FARMING METHODS.

Series Of Lectures End After SUoceSs-
fun Meetings in FrOJect Town
Most Helpful subjects Are discuss
cd This Ncar-Dairy Methods AM
Ong Important subjects.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-14

PALM BEACH. Fla, Feb. 14.-one
u the most novel bathing costumes
seen on the beach at this popular re-
.sft Of society during the winter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-14

Farming and pig rearing are the
staple Industries Of serbia.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-02-26

oFflceRS.
GEORGE NJ. REYNOLDS. President.
JOHN JAY ABBOTT. Vice. President.
CHARLES G. WILSON, Cashier.
FRANK H. JONES. Secretary.
WIN. p. KOPF. Asst. Secretary.
ROBERT J. HERCOCK, Asst. Cashier.
ALBERT 8, MARTIN. Asst, Cashier.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-04-15
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. John Clemens, Pastor.

Sunday, Apr. 16, 1916.
1890 a. m. The Wealth of Gethse-
mane.'
11:45 a. m.-Sunday School.
$50 p. m.-Epworth League. Topic,
Getting along with Disagreeable Folks
Leaders-R. E. Webster and Earl Kirk
patrick
I3O p. m. Things that are Gods. +"
Our members and friends are urged
to be in attendance every night at our
revival meetings this coming week. AT
this season we commemorate our Lords
Passion, Death and Resurrection; and
it is therefore very fitting to be at
church in the spirit of remembrance of
our Lord Jesus Christ.
Good Friday will be the last day of
the revival effort and at that evening
service we will observe the Holy Sacra-
ment.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-04-15

Charles Brinkman left Thursday for
Detroit.
Will Carey returned home from Flint,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Macarthur left
for Detroit, Thursday.
Austin Bartlett was at Bay City and
Saginaw on business, this week.
Mrs. Andrew Bisbie of Suttons Bay is
visiting relatives in the city, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cameron returned
home Wednesday from their trip South.
Mrs. James Cummins arrived Monday
from Pewaukee, Wis, for visit with
relatives here.
A number of friends spent an en-
joyable evening an the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grin Bartlett, Wednesday evening.
M. Hunsberger, who has been visit
ing at the home of his brother, Walter,
returned to his home at Grand Rapids,
Monday.
Mrs. Will Gill returned to her home
at Grand Rapids, Friday, after visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hunsberger.
Mrs. Clarence Bowman leaves this
Saturday for her home at Detroit after
a weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Crooks.
Mrs. Harry Raino leaves this Satur-
day for visit with her parents at
Frederic over Sunday, from there going
to Bay City and other points.
John Stanek, Jr., had the misfor-
tune to loose his thumb and little finger
at Frank Nemecek's saw mill in the
Bohemian settlement, Tuesday.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-04-15
St. Joseph's Church
Rev. Timothy Kroboth.

Sunday, April l6, Palm Sunday.
1890 a. m. Blessing and Distribution
of Palms, High mass.
ZOO p. m. Way of the Cross and
Benediction.
Thursday, April 20, Holy Thursday.
1880 a. m. High mass. Procession to
Repository.
7:30 p. m. "Holy Hour" at Repository
Friday, April Fl, Good Friday.
1880 a. m. Veneration of the Cross,
Procession to Repository, mass of
the Presanctified.
1880 p. m. Way Of the Cross.
Saturday, April %, Holy Saturday.
7:30 a. m. Blessing of Easter Candle
and Easter Water, High mass.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-04-15
OLD TIME BARBECUE Is
REVIVED IN NEW JERSEY
Once Popular Outdoor Feast Seldom
Heard of Now-Artst Explains
the Work.


the Work.
Gloucester, N. There was a bar
becue "out to Stones place" on the
Mount Ephraim pike, the other day.
This is noteworthy because barbecues
are not often held in south New Jer-
sey any more. Once they were SO
common that many Of the rural dwell
lers got weary of eating. In the win
ter especially public sales. shooting
matches, hog killing and all sorts of
festive occasions were featured by the
roast OK, accompanied by the ever
necessary fabrication. Now, these
feasts in the open are few and far be.
tween. They are passing away with
other attractions of life in the ruraI
sections. But they had one "out C
Stones place." and it was just like
old times to see the hungry ones gatt-
er for the juicy morsels.
The event was shoot in which
competitors from Philadelphia, Will
mington, New York, Camden and
many other Jersey town participated.
Jerry Blake accepted as past mas.
Ter in all matters pertaining to bar
becues was in charge. BY those who
know anything about barbecues. 9th
er comments will not be expected.
Under his judicial eye the OK was
roasted to a turn and when the 'eats"
had all been passed out nothing
was left of the huge beef but glis-
tening skeleton, as innocent Of meat
as a hounds tooth.
Barbecues mean the making OF pre-
parations such as few people like &c
undertake. 1t is not only necessary to
pick Just the right kind of critter,
but some one must be found who un
derstands open fire cooking on big
scale. Contrary to general opinion, all
barbecued meats are not necessarily
baked" in a great pit with little
smoking volcano above it. In fact, the
best barbecued meats como off the
spit where before a great blazing
open fire il has been turned and
roasted until every fiber is cooked to
turn, while still running juicy. 1t Is
the easiest thing in the world to Sc Ut
it, and when that happens the flavor
is greatly impaired.
Naturally barbecues Is the one SUI
ject upon which Jerry Blake is always
willing to talk. In fact, he will dis
course 1t as long as anyone Will
listen, and listening to him Is sure to
convince one that life's experiences
will never be complete unless there is
included from one such event to as
many as a man can possibly take In.
Before I took to the barbecuing
business I was a butcher" said Jerry
after the "Stoney" barbecue. Like
everybody else round here. I used to
FORESTRY NOTES
Ambushes grow better when planted
In trenches.
Weeping Willows should be set out
in tiers.
Hall trees bear more heavily in the
fall, IL planted near the front door
where the children can get at them
readily.
The White House lawn recently re-
moved its pines and set out spruces.
In other words pining has given way
to sprucing up.
Great oaks from little acorns grow"
but they are nothing to the great
aches that grow from little toe corns.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-04-15
PROTECT SCHOOL CHILDREN

Measles, scarlet fever and whooping
cough are prevalent among school chill
dren in many cities. A common cold
never should be neglected as it weak
ems the system so that it is not in condi-
ton to throw off more serious diseases.
Foley's Honey and Tar is pleasant to
take, acts quickly, contains no opiates.
-Hites Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-04-15

You will find five cents hanging from
your door-knob one of these mornings.
(adv)
Team for Sale-Having purchased an
auto, offer my team for sale. Good for
farming purposes. VIM. Richardson.
DON'T GIVE AWAY your old rub
bers, scrap iron, rags and junk. Take
it to HARRY Killing and get the top
notch price.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-04-15
WANTED, GIRLS AND WOMEN.

Steady work. $l.00 day to beginners,
with advancement. Room, board, heat,
light, the use Of the laundry and the
comforts of the house at $500 a week
in the Company's boarding house. Will
hire men who come with their wife or
daughters prepared to work in our
Mills. For information write WESTERN
KNITTING MILLS, Rochester, Michi-
gan. 9-13
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-04-15
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic
powder for painful, smarting, tender,
nervous feet. 1t takes the sting out
corns and bunions. Over 100, 900 pac k
ages are being used by the German
and Allied troops at the front. Sold
everywhere, 25c. 1874
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-04-15
w. c. T. U. Program

The w. c. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
r. Gleason next Friday afternoon, Apr.
21st. Below is the
PROGRAM
Observation-Disclosures
Devotionals-Led by Rev. Clemens.
Reading-Miss Emma Severance.
Song-Miss Agnes Porter.
Reading-Mrs. Margaret Brintnall.
Roll Call
Song by the Union.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-04-15
FOR sALE-1Oo-epq INCUBATOR in

FOR SALE-1O0-egg INCUBATOR in
good condition. Inquire Of Mrs. ALI
son Pinney, Phone 167 f21.
Those contemplating the purchase OF
Monument can save money by inter-
viewing Mrs. George Sherman who is
local agent for well known manufact-
urer of high grade monuments.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-04-15

of Taffeta or Faille Silks anC
also Suits in Serges and Poplins
in checks and plain colors.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
misfione
R n isfionen

5sr ~foitteret. ie abl. 9r. 81 :. ..........
germiIIion, 9. Daf, gbriitinn Snnien ..........
@rrenoi1e, Did. ct. PauIi @ob.s apinoei -.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

npite Gag til Stonoaro. Der toe
gait. 5. 81. SeHien % Suitru imoo
os. Senoag Den 20. aueuit bar ri
iamlet ON SUBS Oro / SfoIe9uiet
Der, badoe 6orm. og aiten % Ii.
geleoes Wanoag % 3irsOas vi.
ten. = Den %. aue. reilte ui til
Calgary, 6por Der bar beitemt ct
Dteoe Dos en- Wr. YuuIlen. San
tog imo0 os paa Stationen % jeg
talte @uos Oro | bans Stem Den
aiten ior en- Del 2an0smpn0. -
ri reiite ianme Nat iDopna %
fom til BortIarlo / Oregon om0eor.
genen ben %. 4iig. 81 toa oog
Itrafs oerfra til Sirnction Gitp, 6por
ri beisgte ilere 8enner og reiite
lad nRite Dag til eugene. Ssnoag
ben 81. Aiiguit par ri / 9irfen
Bet for eugene 5orm. % 9iten,
og par nj igen iammen meo Yait.
u. 2. yeielien, iom / sslini bar
9rrit | gruib, Colo, % mn per
i Oregon. On Gftermiooagen bar
ui til ct Wsoe / Sfopen Deo eugene
Iarnmen meo YrPiterne JborebD %
u. @. 9ielien. Den 20. aug. rejite
Iifornia ben 80. Mig. 8i beiegte
bi ipo igen og fom til 9erfelp, Ga
togle 8enner Der % | Onflano, %
reiite iaa biem npite Gag og fom
oel os glao til SeIma, Gal, ON
4ftenen ben 81. aiiguit. @iio er
goo, % bam taffer pi og bill irem.
oeles taffe, men ogfao ale DC Ben.
ner, ri fom iammen meo paa oenne
ReIie, bill ri berpeo gerne Billie
og tafte for al ben a~prIigbeo, pi
nso Dos % iammen meo Dem. 8i
fit lan9t mere, emo oi nenteoe, og
oerfor er Ri glade og taffer baaoe
Sub og 0ennerne. CAB os bort
Ws0e | Simlen beitemme, Rr. 38
! San8eren. Dermeo Silien til ale
ira 81. 5. Sdult8 oe 5iiitru, Gel
ma, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
@reen Ban @is.

5slgenoe 8iorag er inofommen
til airfen / Green gan, isis.
Woorbeno, 5o., $29. On unpunt
$50. anoers 0ielien, Curing, isis,
81. Blair, 9ebr., %. :. 2aino 50.
pait. aisller So, Tbomas gbriiten.
len $40, DE anoerfen So, a.Wsrf
81. SacfionpiIIe, ga, Geo. Sen.
ZEN so, Sens 6. Senien 81, Sans
5enrifien $40. 9luoubon, Sn., Gbri.
titan Berg so, Cams Peterien 81,
Sens gbriltenien SO, RieIs @. pe.
teren So. Sames Gang So, 5. Q.
Sobnien So, g. anoerien os ga.
rnb Sonien So, Niels 30. Rielien
so, Teter Anoerien So, Sans Yagb
So, Sens g. anoerien 81, ariiten
Rielfen 81, poft. s. g. Gbriitian.
fen s., Riels Senfen so. Chen
G5er, Ilfoiibon, So, Vdlt. y. o..
gbritionien S., 9aiirit8 peterien
$f5 oirobig @infber 81, WieIs San.
fen $40, 8. 2. Rasmusien 500,
Otto g. Senien So, Mnton Better.
fen IS, Chris Senfen So, 8. q.
&omfen s., Wiels 6. n. Sebmiot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

$50, g. =. Maoien So, Carl BE
terien So, ) 9emmingien 81. 8e.
iton, Sa., x. ). 9briitenien 10,
iSlui sorien 81, 0ieIs 9briitian.
len So, Better 9onoo 10, g. s.
ISanien 50, 9eter Grifien So, ).
y. 0~briitenien 81, Rarion aas.
mnsien So. Rareretb Gbriitenien
81. = 9~etblebenis Wgb, 9ofpbells,
Dnf., Sens Gbriitian Senien
SO, alireo 9ielien 50. Senrn 9e.
terien 81, Beter u. YeterIen SO,
IS. S. Sesien So, g. g. 0ielien s.,
9tiels 9~tieIien So, Nrs. Girls Sen.
len 10, Dora Senien So. = Chen
Ie5er W9b., 5Iorton, q. Dnf., BE.
ter Sfeen s., Chris 3. 9eterien
SO, Grit Repe 50, 9alirits 81.
renien 81, gnocb Gbriitenien So
|@nocb anoerien So. Veter RieIien
50, SDer Gbriitenien 50, Rarg.
De. Gbriitenien So, Ssren anoerien
$40. getbesOa Ngb., Mcainnep.
|gsiels u 9uno 81, u. ID. 9nno SO,
|Sesiie 9ino 81. s. e. 9arien 50,
2iino 50. = 3ions Reniabe0.,
'Rorfna, goit. 6. g. Rielien $40,
.Sper 8. Woos So, .. 2. .. 2ilno
$50, Chris Feterien So, !. :.
Worten S., 9beooor SenIen $40,
Better RieIien $40, Carl Sparre
So, y. 3oienoa6I So, 81. g. anoer.
fen 81. 9rinitatis Ieb., aenmare:
$. 2. aump So, Cars peterien 81,
Sens anOerfen So, 8. 2arIen So,
Riels RieIIen So, q. 9. RieIien
So, Sulius aamp 81, Gnna Better.
len $3.50, Mrs. Chris 5ranf So,
u. s. Ssrenien So, Chris Iborup
|$1.60. Chris RieIien SO. eiIer pc
terfen 81, g. 6. Rielicn So, u. 8.
Rielien S., Obe 6. Simonien
.$5.46, 2auit Senien $40, Sobn
geterien So, Chris 6. 2atno So,
Carl Sofobfen 50, n. R. gaulien
81, $t2 mere inSfom. me 0ap.
meme paa @ioerne bar ieg oespar.
re life facet. Potter, 0ebr., 81. q.
Sobnien $40.
Weo biertelig Taf til ale @i.
perne.
paa Wenigbeoens o. egne geane.
an6ers 6anfen.
re. gi pif iptte flor Bris paa,
ON be uoeftaaen6e gioroa funoe
fomme inc | en- mar Gremtio. oo pi
aster at bespnoe gnaningsarbeioet
| oenre 1tge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
SsnoerjpuanS.
XIV

Dlel.: Spoen ban er it9rf og ieig.
9fa ri err paa treble Aar,
9ige iort arigsifnen Itaar,
9ige tang og Iige msrt,
4rig forpanoler 2ano til grf.
Raar bill fIp iloiuangre Gin,
Som MI berger 2ano og 8p,
Slnar iaa mango oDbe Saar,
8ringer Sorg, bporben ben naar2
Raar oil 5reoens WorgenifRr,
Som DEFENDER Dag er n9r,
2pie pan Dor msrfe Soro
Weo fit miloe Er@te.Oro2
Greoeny iom oi beoer ON,
8ar ben | bort 9ierte SLUMP
Jreo meo CUB peo 2riiti 8loo,
9rgger Jien6en UNDER 500.
Greoen / bort Gus og Siem,
Rens poa 0eien hi gaar frem,
8iemmets Jreo ! emit os Rso
gr en- 6rugt al 4riiti Oso.
Tre6 for Stm0eripnmnos Soft,
stif ! Steoe SuRro og Doll.
Greo for Brbore fbn0en Va,
Ndor oil Jreoens 9ime iIna9
Derfor roooer Gre6ens @tio,
Dreoen fornmer pan bans 8ito,
Sd meb 9nge0om o. Greo
Qple bill pod Sorben neo.
8. g. @un6efen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
ed sikre Landet Fred OF Fremgang.
Rsoer. % 1af til Meniabeoerne

|Dfsoer, og Saf til Nenigbeoerne
Ifor OpDurtnins og 9eipisning.
Ser bnr opret nogle grplIup.
per / ben ienere 3io. Dtiis anno
9briitofierien og Niels Ssrgenier
Iber ira 9licf boIot grpllup Den 10.
aiiguit.
Mfs agnes an0erien og Gbri-
titan 9orheD ira 9pen bolot 9rpl.
IMP ben %. auguit.
9tiis almfofit ira 9etpis os
9aurenie q. @oIing, 9ucf, boI6i
grpllup 81. Aiisuit. 9lIIe De npgiitS
snifes til 9Dffel
Wrs. Anoreip 9enien, 8eit Zen.
mari, osoe Den 26. 9iiguit. Wrs.
9enien par fsot i 9allemarf PEG
I@eiIe, 8onmarf, 1860. afosoe ei,
terlaoer jim Rano, to Ssnner %
IRE 5etre.
Grit 5erbp, Gifibing. osoeIirs.
bag ben 5. September eiter iao
timers SBeleie ! en- Nicer al "a
Iaar.
Ser er iolgt ilere 9ienoomme
bet oanife Settlement boaoe | gp.
en- og paa Sanoet | Den ienere lib.
Ter er 10 mango, iom fsler, at Del
er mere hebneeligt at lepe | $50.
ben emo noe paa grRrien.
8i boo6e | 5oraaret Del inegen
|Regn. eiter bort Spn, og / Som-
mer bel tsrt og narmt; men maa.
ipoen gioer beore, emo 5olf bapoe
|oentet, % @ojien er 600 | aar,
og iaa 6aobe oi en- flor Ssbsit, iao
Der er riseIig baaoe til 5oIf Os
areotur. Z. =.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
snd isis.

ungoomsmsoe for Oct norolise
Diitrift Of Winneioto areos blep
afboIot / MilItotpn, Bis., ira 3.
til 8. September, ire Gage. nj
Yrriter bar til Steoe 5. Eb. 2uno,
Siitcbinior, 3. 6. Boilfen, Nelfon,
s. 50. gonoo og 6. arogb, iamt
Drofesfor 9. 6. Wengers, Supe.
rior, @is., og Wenigbeoens Vrpit
81. q. GarIien. Orn Spnoogen blep
Msoerne afboI6t 1 gpens 4irfe I'M.
Der flor GeItogeIie, ON Wanous
gftermiooog pau Geitplaofen beo
airten paa 2anoet oe ON Tirsoa-
gen after I @pen. Wi flyer grGfter-
ne bierteIig Eat for oct oprebare
Orb. Tom &erren CAB Dem Naaoe
til at forfpn6e for os un6er 6isfe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Raar man rejier til SWflano.

@aaroeier Hast1us 9reof9r /
&onOleu reilte for Ell Sio iioen til
Ssnoeripllano Tor at beisge Ell
Son, iom tiener / Quitrllp. greo-
fer baOoe ieloislgelis / 6orueien
ifdffet Jig Bas og mente, at aft
par | beoite Oroen, iaa at ban
funoe 0Gre tilbnge / 2sbet al ct
Bar Doge. Men / Ste0et for greo.
fer tom Ger / 5slge DO. 9ngbl.~
ct Telegram ON, at en- Sell Deo
9asiet uiloe ior1infe 5il6asefom.
item, og oct bleo en- ret grlmoig
6oriinfeIie; tbi greofpr fom ierit
tilbage benDeo to Tiger ienere. 5
eebet al De IA Gage par 5umilien
felpfslgelig bIepen pngiteIig og
bauoe iOriset telegrafiif of ffaffe
fig Undertaking, til ingen Nptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
2unceripuanc

Se falone 9oroilespigere. Ger er
fommet islgenoe til iiOen iioite
Meooelelie:
Better Mailuno. Gbr. @nemarf
anton G5r. 9~rooerien, Goli Bert
sen og Sans Sdmiot al Saoers.
Iep. Str. 9eterien ira Soptrlp,
Marius Sgrenien ira Esbp, 9eter
Chr. Gisien ira 5Dritrup, SSrgen
Sesielberg ira aolitrnp ! Steppin9
Soan, @ilbeIm gmbefe ira Soiens,
9nopig gerteIien % Ssrgen Vtors
tenien ira arnitluno / 8eolteo,
0erif Msaer ira 9rsnOlunO / Nus
itrl1p, @iloboff ira Serp i gter
2inoet, Simon Sfstt ira ellie aal.
ling ! Spgum, Chr. g. S6ult5 ira
Gram % Better 9opien ira 9aa-
iteo oeo Gram, artbur 9rubn %
Sso6s. @ram 8eoelumo ira Colt.
Iuno, Better Sdmiot ira Sprup /
geptoft. TbeoSor oas'en o. Sans
Top ira agerifon. Sans @ilcfen-
ihilot ira Spon0et, anOreas Sgn-
nitien ira SogbaIe / M~sgeItsnoer,
Moolf Beef ira 9sgltmfloiter, 9eier
ira 2sgumfloiter 9esrremarf. 0to-
tbias 6iidlein ira 5ornifoo / Rer.
re 9ggum, Anoers MifeIien ira
Seising o. @iap 6bnlbeim ira
RsrfGr / 0oitrup. Mntbias Ses-
len ira 6ens / Burial, Sacob 90.
ren5en ira 4abenraa, Ssrgenien ira
9nrsmnrt Rpganro paa SOFT, Ser
man Anoreien ira Isrre @nlep og
Gisien ira Sss / Ris, Sans Sen.
len ira gollersIeu / g%ioloer1lp, ]ois
9leot ira 9rpnobolm / SelIteo,
Ssrgen ~Sergenien ira Stangleo /
Barnes, Sfrgen 8eterien ira alip.
lep, an0reas arogb ira &infen9s
og @otirco Sieuers ira 0nIsgonro
/ Hinfenos, Better 9arien ira Ssfi-
oerborg, Ssrgen 5eiterien ira 4pn-
bal ! llaeriip, auguit 4ollien o9
Riharo 6anien ira ggerniunO %
Ssrgeu Matbieien S6miot ira
9pnt paa groagerIano, Natbias
Eeterien ira 8reoiteen paa aeinps.
Chr. 6O9t ira 6reoerifsbof / Rot-
mart, Claus Gbomien ira 6lens-
borg, aoolf Sdorfbier ira arage-
Iuno / Bon, CIR. aut3en ira Sfop-
Iuno ! 0srre 9ofiteo, Sans @iebr
fra Sarplu1o I Ooeris, 9ouis I'm.
tboniien CO Gbriitofier 2oren5en
fra 9pf.
"a oct ira lSnfiteo Sogn / Ntel.
lemilespis ifripes til ct 9lao, al
Der er faloen 81 ira Sognet, men
ri fun bar noteret IA, blioer 5ol.
let paa De oe0e / oct bele 2958.
Or Nnhf ~
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pan @run0 al DSosfaIS Dos en-
amerifoner, er en- Gnrm for SdIa
biIIia. 1eIieeenoe I bet 6onffe
Excitement Der pe6 Dieffon. Wer-
mere Oplpsninger foas peb &enpen.
belle iii 81. 3bsmfen,
Dicffon alberto, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

Blair, 0ebr, ben Ia. Septbr. 1916.
Web Taf mootaeet. Otto Sonfen
aasf. for %. fore. D. { l. Airfe ame
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
3pittninser.
Sapanm i%sfionen:

Scr foiteret, ie abI. gr. 81 -. >. .............. 1881 IA
9ermiIhon, z. 0of, Gbriian Sanien ............ 500
Geoar Sails, So, ga5aretbs 0gb. oeo Stu0. $. ana.
6onis 9eipg -. -. :. ;. :. ........... 1856
spencer, aa., ct. gauli menia0eO OeO shO. $. Sna.
oomis Velsg. :. =. =. :. =. ................ 2035
Iilaninen. -. $2052.9
SnoianermiBfionen:
Scr foiterei, i abL. Nr. 81 :. =. S6S4f5
SerniIion, z. 3of, 9brfiian Sanien ........... 500
aiinmmen. $6s9.15
noremisfionen
lsr fpiteret. f al. Gr. 81 =. =. ........... SS80.2i
Vernrilion, . 8of, Gbriihnn Sonien ............ 500
soma areos, oo y. Vonoo = :. .........t.. 3512
@is. areos, PED CIR. g. 3eien ................ 1854
aHiommen. .$1iO6.O7
Rorm N m isfionen:
5sr foiteret, e abf. Nr. 81 =. -. .......... S566.S5
Bernilion, z. Dat, Gbrifinn Snnfen ............. 800
@rrenoiqe, Did. Ct gouIi Mobs ap'nSef ........ 500
9iIiammen $576.s5
SfoIefaBfen:
3sr foiteret, ie aI 9r 81 ........ S7f499
gernrllion, 2. 0af, @britian Sanicn ............ f5OO
Drum, 9ebr, Grit anoerien .............. 200
Sifammen $73i.99
8eformationsgapen
5sr fuitteret, h al. Rr. 81 .S7362 70
Blair, Rebr, 8. Sfop 9ieGen ....... 5000
0rootlpn. ". w. vhdbael Yeterien og Sufru ........ 1900
Omaha, 9ebr, Sega Beterfn ............ poo
PDtlaoelpba, pa, WlitoeI aiGr, 9erolo Glaien, bo.
S1O0; Dfrs. Beterien Soc. anon GIa1ien $500;
q ei PloVV 1880
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atlantic areSs.

Scr fohteret for, ie Oft" oa abl. Nr. "a .......... 1898 40
5dlnnoutb, DE, Gmnis Mgb, .SpecieIt" 61s
Nep Dennarf, q. o., q. Veters Neab, til DeIeaotreie 9o8
Penn Gan, Den b. I. T. Ngb, .Specie[t" ..... 40
Ybilo, ga, q. Sobannes O9gb, uSpedeIt" Soo
NseifbrOf, ve, Den fsffe D. I. T. wssb, yspecieIt" 1901
Dfontreal, Gana6a, DQgb. snn
Deb Cat ntootaaet q. Nffmer or.AsScst
4s @opHton ct, Somaia qtain, Bolton, NostA
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ationsaope n:
Gil bet MP Waifinbus.

1l bet np Rafhnbns.
Scr fpiteret, ie abI. Gr. 81 seae TX
Roorbeao, Soma, Bethesda Deab, re- 70
gu9olle, oIy Srefolol9Deos UR3b ........... t4.50
Stll1nl, vi@. 81 SDonlas g9gb. .,,............ 1855
SiapleVunt aeeor, Uor t5reliers Wgb. ........ $3.50
esolnNu % om, olohs VfgD. ..........,.... lib
erans 20ofs err anoerfn ................ 200
Sutdnfon, Winn, b. 60. l. Rab. a. TX
2uf, isis, q. Vehrs Dab. ... aoS
Spencer, Sopo, Ct. pmuli Dab. oa10
@aapaca, isis, Dor 5rciers Wsqb. Ok 50
Gpnu9a, aeeot2 Fela pgb. ............... 2900
eu'pio", 'eeorp ohhnanhels Vfgb. .............. 5f15
mr.. SiIamnen $685. 5
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-28

Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1916-Richmond
Lodge. No. 1856, f. and A. M. Called
meeting. Work in the Master Mason
Degree commencing at 700 o'clock.
Refreshments.
Wednesday, Nov. Webb Lodge,
No. "a, F. and A. Nj. Called meeting.
Work in the Entered Apprentice De-
gree.
Thursday, Nav. 2.-Wayne Council,
No. &c, r. and S. M. Stated Assem-
bly, and work in Royal and Select
Masters Degree.
Friday. Nov. 3.--King Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4, r. A. NJ, Special meet
ing. Work in the Past and Most Elk
cellent Masters Degree.
Saturday, Nov. 4.-Loyal Chapter,
No. 40, O. f. S. Stated meeting and
social supper at 600 o'clock for mem
bers and families. The work will be
given by Past Officers of the Lodge
Aid Floral work and drill
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-28
COMMITTEES Plan
RECEPTION AT "Y'

Committees which will have charge
of the Y. M. C. A. reception for J J..
Somerville and L. A. Schwan, Novem-
Der 10, were announced today by Fred
Bartel, general chairman in charge of
the affair
The committees follow: H. T. Sulli-
van, Dr. L. NJ Gentle, and Harry Doan,
entertainment: William Rooney, John
Johnson and E. M. Learner, music; H.
A. Dill, Paul Bendfeldt and H. r. Rob-
inson, Invitations; Mrs. Edwin Craw-
ford, Mrs. John Hasemeier and Mrs
Horace Kramer refreshments.
The feature of the reception will be
some unique and original entertain
ment numbers which are being ar
ranged.
This is to be a public reception and
the general public will be invited.