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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24
{. {. c. BUTTER RATES HIGH.
Takes Second Prize in Contest With
81 Crcameries in Seven States.

Competing with 81 creameries from
seven states, Washington, Oregon,
Idaho, Montana, California, Colorado
and Utah, the Capital City Creamery
of this city won second prize in the
Western Dairy Products Show and
Conference recently held at Spokane,
it's score being only one-half of a
point lower than that of the two
creameries which tied for first place,
and the proprietor, F. R. Klumb, is
overjoyed at the showing made by
the local product. The butter was
made by H. R. Derrick, buttermaker
in the local creamery, who is a
cousin of Mr.. Klumb.
The Show wss held under the
auspices of the dairy instructors of
the Agricultural Colleges and the
creamerymen of the seven states.
Two creameries tied for first prize,
with a score of 1911 out of possible
200 points, while the Capital City
Creamery was second with score of
1905, emitting it to a cash prize or
silver medal. The Western Farmer.
in reporting the Show, calls it zone
of the most important meetings of
dairymen held in the Northwest this
year."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24
BANKER PREDICTS A
BIG LUMBER BOOM
EASTERN DEMAND FOR BUILD
ING MATERIAL MAKES FOR
GREAT PROSPERITY.

That there will be a tremendous
demand for Pacific Coast lumber to
accommodate the building boom that
has started in the Eastern and Middle
Western states, and that this will
bring about an increase in prices, is
the opinion of ]. e. Chilberg, vice
president of the scandinavian Ameri-
can Bank of Seattle and director in
about 40 financial and industrial en-
terprises, who returned hoTme the
other day from an extended tour
through the East.
1.-THE value of Puget Sound build
ing material" Mr.. Chilberg said, "is
bound to be greatly enhanced, and
the boom will last fora long time.
The trouble will be in getting ade-
quate transportation facilities. Puget
Sound and the Pacific Coast gener-
ally will certainly be stimulated by
the prosperity of the East this spring
and summer.
"The East is certainly prosperous"
he continued. 1T is so prosperous
that it hasn't time to think Of any
thing else but it's rushing business.
During my trips through the country
1t was evident that every place that
had factory was running to capacity
with orders piled up for the future
II noticed that there is great
deal Of attention being directed to
the Northwest and to Seattle. and be-
cause of the enormously high prices
of steel and other building material
there is a big demand for lumber.
Many complained that they could not
get their orders for lumber filled be-
cause of lack of transportation facili-
ties. With such a demand for our
lumber I can safely predict that for
the next two or three years the lum-
Der business of the Northwest will
see greater prosperity than ever in
its history.
Alaska is popular in the East, and
those interested in the North are
looking forward to great develop
ments in the territory. expect to
see the coming year bring out the
greatest Alaskan business in history"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24

be purely tentative and likely to re
main In that stage until he arrives here
and can give his assent to the program
Among the several American diplo-
matfsts who have been made conspic
uOus since the beginning Of the Euro.
pean war James Watson Gerard has
beyond comparison held the most try
ing position. 1t has been asserted with
some degree Of reason for many years
that in these days Of instantaneous
communication foreign Representatives
of the state department at Washing
ton are superfluOus and that all com
municatiOns and negotiations could
better he carried on direct between
that department and any of the foreign
offices 1t is patent now that In this
crisis Of affairs. in which the United
States is SO intimately concerned. this
would be impossible Ambassador
Gerard has many times been given
merely the initiative by his government
and has conducted further conferences
ON some Of the most delicate ques
tons. according to his appreciation Of
conditions at the court where he Is the
American representative. consulting
his own judgment. and with a knowl
edge of those conditions which could
hardly he gained at Washington.
The ambassador was born in Gene
SEQ. n. Y. in 1867 and is one of the
most youthful diplomatists who ever
served the United States In times Of
critical international controversy at a
foreign court. He IS a well equipped
Ia wyer and resigned as justice Of the
supreme court of New York to take
the foreign post which he is SO ably
filling.
While Mr. Gerard has been one OF
the most welcomed figures In social
and club life. he has been pre-eminent
~ democratic in the broad meaning Of
the word Aside from his official ac
tivities Mr.. Gerard has held many hon
orury appointments. one Of which was
that of commissioner to Mexico at the
time Of the celebration of the one hun
dredth anniversary Of the declaration
Of Mexican Independence
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24
What OUR FATHERS READ ABOUT
N THIS PAPER FIFTY YEARS AGO


From The Washington Stand, d for
March "a, 1865. Vol. vi. No. 20.
The Mormons have commenced
cutting a canal Of magnitude far ex-
ceeding anything of the kind ever
undertaken in the territory before,
for the two-fold purpose of irrigation
and navigation. It will be more than
80 miles long.
A magnetic bank lock without key
or keyhole and impossible to pick, II
among teh recent inventions.
The B'hoys had the new engine out
last Saturday evening and she did
excellent service, all things consid-
cred. An inch stream was thrown
with ease over the fiagpole in front
of the Pacific hotel. With an EN-
cient company the machine will do
excellent service.
We yield much Of our space this
week to publish in full the message
of President Johnson accompanying
the veto OF the Freedmen's Bill, and
have therefore no room for extended;
comments on it. The message in
itself is a complete vindication Of the
course Of the president.
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The following books of interest to
farmers may be obtained at the
Thurston county public library at
Seventh and Franklin streets:
Bailey - Principles of Agricul-
ture," useful material on the feeding
and management of stock.
Bennett-"Vegetable Garden"
Methods of improving
Varieties of Vegetables and Fruits"
authoritative information on grating.
Hiscox-"Gas, Gasoline and Oil En-
gines."
Roe-"Success With Small Fruits"
Sands-"American Poultry Gull
ture."
Watson-"Farm Poultry"
U. s. Department of Agriculture
Breeds of Draft Horses.
Diseases of Cattle.
Farm Kitchen as a Workshop; sug-
gests proper arrangement of kitchen
to save time and lessen the work.
Hints to Poultry Raisers.
Important Poultry Diseases.
Poultry House Construction.
Poultry Management.
Shipping Eggs by Parcel Post.
Standard Varieties of Chickens.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24
A INTERNATIONAL
BOOM FOR GERARD
Ambassador TO Run For Gov
ernOr Of New York.

AS result Of informal conferences
among Democratic leaders of New
York state 1t Is likely that James w
Gerard. ambassador to Germany. will
he made the Democratic nominee for
governor Of New York next fall
According to reports received from
abroad Ambassador Gerard's return
to this country Is expected before long
1t has also been reported that he Is to
make speeches for President Wilson
throughout the country in the national
campaign.
1t Is not thought that the views Of
either MIR. Gerard or the Democratic
leaders at Washington have been OBJ
tained regarding the plan to have Mr.
Gerard run. which as yet Is said to
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24

Contending that, as the valuation
placed on the local waterworks BY
the courts was 100000. it should
not have been assessed for more than
$51,25O during the last three years.
instead Of from $4,000 to $4,000.
the Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit
company of Seattle. holder OF the
second mortgage bonds ON the prop
erty, has filed suit in the local supe-
rior court against Treasurer Fred w.
Stocking to have the company's a.
sessment and taxes reduced. In con-
nection with this action. it rendered
the county $6,6O4.38 which 1t claims
is all that is rightfully due. instead
of some 900 the county carries ON
it's books against the company. which
includes interest due on delinquent
payments.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24

Trout Season Starts Month Earlier.
State Game Warden L. H. Darwin
sent a notice this week to all the
county game wardens. calling their
attention to the fact that ''the open
season for the taking of trout conn
mences this year on April LIST.
month earlier than last year." and
sugs esting that. by emphasizing this.
the county wardens ''can undoubtedly
largely increase the taking out ct
licenses before April 1st." The bass
season in this county opens the frst
of April, too.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24

Some 40 members of the Thurston
County Game association joined In
the annual banquet Tuesday evening.
at which w. T. Cavanaugh acted ~
toastmaster and talks were made BY
George Garrison of the Remington
Arms company, c. T. butcher, former
president of the Tacoma club, Chair
man Thomas M. Vance Of the county
game commission, John NJ. Wilson
president of the association. g. G.
Aspinwall, Frank M. Kenney. Ross
Chilson, John Barnes and A. HI. Chris
topher. At the election, Mr.. Kenney
was chosen president. George Hall
vice president and Andy Austin Sec
rotary. while w. w. Manner, w. X.
Burntrager, R. A. Cruikshank and
John Barnes we're named trustees.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24

Since Washington became a state
$3.50 cases. including both criminal
and civil, have been tried in the local
superior court, which has also han
died 2,O51 probate cases, ~ applica-
tions for mothers pensions, 10 juven-
lie cases. 1.742 tax foreclosures. and
granted 657 naturalization papers.
according to data prepared by County
Clerk /. N. Holmes at the request OF
the state supreme court, which Is
gathering such Information from all
the counties.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24

Attorneys for the state and for the
Olympia National bank, who thought
there was quite sum of money in
the safe deposit box rented by J. F.
Gillies, the former claim agent who
was convicted OF industrial insurance
frauds. were badly disappointed last
Monday when the box was opened at
the direction Of Superior Judge
Wright. All 1t contained was some
receipts. several insurance policies.
miscellaneous papers and two sealed
packages marked wills"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24
WOMEN MuNITIoN WORKERS.

Frsnchwomsn Are Taking the Place Of
Men In Ammunition Faetoriss.
The terrible lighting about Verdun
has caused French munit,0n workers
to speed up in their work. The amount
Of ammunition used has been unprece-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-03-24

Responding to an inquiry from
Thomas j. Cunningham. department
commander at Seattle, Frank M. Ken
ney, commander of the local camp of
Spanish War Veterans, advised Cum
bingham that there are 10 men In
Olympia who saw service during that
war who are ready for service in Mex
leo II needed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
9anHsy eitinOien

3 ti6ligere artifler ON pore ior.
te Ger bar ieg ifilOret be 8eiorm'
iorilas, 9ieseringen bar Ingt poo
Rilsongens 9oro, gnaenoe ITO pad
en- ioeinl og bpgieniif 5orbeorina
al 5orboloene pnn Berne, iamt BE-
8anifeIigbe0er, be oerboenoe @oiOg
bar at fpnfpe nleo, napnlig eiter,
at Sr. &amilton 3ncfiOn paabe-
gpuote i'm a~gitation blnnot be onnif.
peitinoiffe gers 1coloHreo people. "
"a lea 6guocoe / ben ieneite aor.
Repentance, at errten maatte man
befaIe. bpoo oct foiter at bolot
Golonier, eaer ogina maatte mar
beIIere gribe til ben triife lloDei al
Gamebrog paa pore ire imaa
Ger - fort ingt iGIge Dem.
Gremragenoe aoloniintorer bar
Daniferne 10 alorig pRret ID
til Sslnno I. CTS. ogiaa | oeune
Retning funoe Ri lore d0ifilligt
G~nglono. Men at pi life fan flare
ire Smaaser meo 1900 Snobpgge'
re, at Der ife iinoes ct antoI frem'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
6niobrDap D. left /
Wiinneapoll Niuu.

Ssitioeli1 @ifl0brpllIosieit 1olo
tes / Smmamiels oaaife 60. ilil.
D'enigbeo, 0dmeapolis. Mimi, oen
Is. acbr. 5eiien par a|rrangerci al
gleniabeoen til 5or0el Tor DIR. Sens
Sacobien % 0iiitnl Si0iel S1cob.
len. iom s,aa Den 3aa ieireop oeres
8nlobrnllnp. Asitielp5eoeh beguno-
ie uco @nostieneiie / airfen, 5oor
@1it. u. .. 9iorop ialte ooer Snl
i36, Y. l.: s3atfer Serrcn, til ban
or 900. 1ans Iliitnno1po parcr eoin
oeIig~. %5ooreiter i5aiuforet 5diAl
Ell SanB. Oh eait 16eo. Y. 9ecf.
iom tilfrloia bar fonlnuen til Ste0e,
talie oUer oct bcfeil0fe 0ro al Sobs
BOD: .0erren@ gap, 0erren io8.
0errens RnDn pnre loDet" Otter
at en- SlntHiagsialme par iualeh
iamle0es man / stirfens .feaiennrnt
til 9eipisnina ontri9 De nonnar.
fet oGffcoe 9or0e. 9eo eoroet talie
9dit. q. .. 9tnrop pnn Wenigbe.
oens 8e1ne; ban irembolot ior
gruoeparret, Aporior 9rpllnpsieten
par arraageret. 9lnriaaen BAR Den,
At ssTnnlamlels D9enigbeo snifeoe at
glGoe Dem paa oefne ior 9ruoepa.
ret inn b~sitfoeliae Tag. Neni93e.
Den 6apoe 10 bait ben @l9Oe al ba.
DC baaoe DIR. o. Mrs. ,Saeobieli
iom oels Meolemmer lige ira oens
alerisrite ge9nnoeiie, o. iom ertPna.
ifenneIie al oeres t%roiaiic Jieneite
o. arbejoe / oenne 9errens Blu.
gaaro ooerrafte 9nit. 9iprop 9rnOe.
paret en- 9enaesnoe ira ,sinmamiels
Nleniabeo.
Ir. 9onl u 0erbert ira Bottom,
|Diasis iom oaiao bar til Steoe,
bolof en- 5nle ON 2egtcifabets De.
tponing, og en- latter al grloepar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
Sub oil bet
FRA gGffelicsmsoerne / Selma.

Selmn, Gal, 20. 5eb. 1916.
Ono oil, at nlle WenneIfer ifnl
~irelies og fomme til Sanobeos or.
fenoeIie" oct Dnr ct al De Sfrff.
|jteoer, Bella oanIf eo. liitb. Menig.
beo I SeImn bnpoe ifrepet paa De
lmaa life Sort meo Snobpoelie til
Den mi afiIrrte0e 8pffeliesiige.
% SnObnoelien par life iorgrDes.
|2liten efter aften ifareoe Danite ira
Selmo % Eel Hep meo Omegn TIA
i ben lige iaa riimmelise, Tom PRIDE
lige 4irfe | Selmo.
Selpislgelig par Der gaaet ct tort
4rbcioe ioruo. s5ffe BLOT par Der
|iom nnpnt ienot Snobnoelie til De
fIeite 6anife &ienI, men Der bar %.
inn trpft ct fife Songbeite, ligeiom
@irfens aor UNDER 2eoelIe af Scr.
|ESritien bapoe inosuet en- Rpffe npe
|Snnge.
Men piqtigere eu0 eno aft bette
bar Dog, at Der ira mntlge Si6er bar
rettet 9sn TIL Mtenigbeoens 6erre
ON at peIiiene 6isie Aapoer, Der moo'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

ret (11rs. Ens, 1rdcp, Dlinn) %.
lGiie en- Siograii al g%ruoeparet.
SHoDolOet par / iammentrGngt5orm
iaaleOes: DIR. Sens Sacobien oar
isOt i Gfpm, lbD. 0amnurt, orn
10. Sam 1913. Dirs. Sioiel Saeob.
len bleo ieOt I SmOberg. I'm, Dan.
mart 0en y. april 1910 De mo.
git s9gteifa6 Den rs. 5ebr. 1896
o. bleu Diet / Gem STRIFE / calling,
SamIurf. Otter ca. iup alars Cor.
lsb lt0pnnorcoe DC Ill Amerif1 /
1873. 6iter ct fort Gpbolo ! III.
Diana o. Sainois nnfom De I'll
minneapolis, Wmn.. / 1882, Door
De iioen bar bali oeres goppl. Ser.
ren ifGufeOe Dem / ait 10 9srn.
bUorai DC lem er osoe. o. fem, iom
erOmi lcper. er: Mrs. ). geOerien,
Clubbing, @is.; pirs. II. u. Sdeob.
len, minneapolis Rinn. Mrs. 6.
ID. Inns, lracu. lRinn. Mrs. ).
Z. yarieH, Gilbert Sea, Minn., OF
). III. Snco5ien. minneapolis.
Diinn., oeres eneite mlcuen0e 5sn,
buis gRlumbiug~ 5orretnine, Sno.
lGguina Of garnreapperntter OF
@asleoninger. er en al be iterite /
minneapolis. Iet BAR ogiaa pit fla.
al ,qumnmlels MeniabeO life bar
beiroeiOt Tia ioraGpes til DIR. ) u.
Sdrobirn. nanr Oen bar trGngt til
SiGIp.
Wr. !. Sncobien tnffe0c bepnget
WiciigbcOen paa esne 81 fin 9uitrns
geane Tor Oeres aGrligbeosbeois.
nins o. uotalte. at Dc isltc fla mar.
oige 0crtiI Sperfen Dan eaer bans
Sadtrn oiloe fumuc glenme, bo1o
Mlenigbeoen / oenne anleoning ban.
DC aiort for Dem. ci beller DC man.
ge @eliisnelier, Dc Be mango aor
baooe mot / grsores o. Setres
areOs. 1ereiter tilbragtes Reten
al aitenen meo ypfsnifuing, Gang
OF Nhiiif, % ale islte, at De bap.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

fpon S Gre Or. ia 9ea uiier leo
aana / Griicn / Grooinsbperne, men
life I Soocoitaocn; Cit er Oprere emo
December.
agopriirrue iprss ii bnue naaet
tit Nafsimm ol Der tunes III
nGrnIeii at pare en- ioaa Aeoaana.
0erimoO er Griieu paa ierif 6iif
iteget ret betpOeligt.
Ter or Ogona / Griien Tor ifot.
ife ~9teOOcflH. mc0ens aofsprfierne
bolOer ia fouitaute. uiitnof oaient.
fiat pan @runO Al. at ee fonnnm.
male @osuprfer boI0er Rriien neoe.
! enfclte 9per bar @asugrferne oo9
maattct i%n0ifrGufe eller belt ~itnn0ie
aofsiaIaet.
IRA Observation-Disclosures
ncrnc anaipcs ~isIlenOe 9arer ion
oanifcliac al fr%cmifaife: 9erter.
Bonner, NoabpeOelrnn. aartoielfiel
Siaatcrproouftcr Speleiilo % ami.
molif Moraarine.
Sammcnlianct meo QrIierne /
Saminr 1915 er Der iqrfiq TART
0risitianina pan agoparcr. Siif o.
acknowledgements. 5p.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

IS DfpnOl 5 nioe, At ri bang
port llofomme al bette arbel0e. d
s ie OF bore, at iffe alene / gfeius.
men naiten / belle aiien 4rooinien
gliiu) bar oenne Yall1ls neo i'll
SDertalelie piloleot ell tor 0idlg0e.
iOet ban Tiger. at Dc fife ere @4loer.
Be, iom cores me0 5pnoer. Qeef
Der er fife alene sSare Tor, CT Qsne
Dor 6aanotering ifal fomnle / Scr.
agt, men ogiaa Tor, At Den tore
@uoinoe Arteluis's @elligoom ifal
blipe ngtst Tor intel. % oenne @no-
inoes @aieitpt. bpem belle 2liien %
SorOerige Oprfer. ifaI bliue frqn-
fet.~
Genne lille Gale al SeIpimeoen
Uar meget enioIoia. iprlia oa bans
9lnfe oper, at 9allns lgrer 5olf.
at ,oe fife ere @uoer. De. iom gsres
nteo Sun0er, men Den par pei al.
lagt paa bans 5iIherere. ioet ben
ferit appelerer til 0eres llofomme
"a oernpit til oeres relilisie 5ana.
tisme.
Gen aior0e 0a oaiaa Den 8irf.
nina, at bans 5ilherere blep Ureoe
o. ranbte: aStor er eieiiernes ar.
Tennis "A belle enen tom ] 0prer.
6olf itorme0e til 5eatret Get 9lm
f%iteater. Der ifal haoe rnntmet so,
900 06enneifer). NOR BET par Eff
at iamles til iterre 6olfeiammen.
fomiter o. 9emonitrationer
81 Sc req to Al gaalns's Aeiie#
ipller, aaius ira 9erbe / silleaiieu
o. 9~lriitarfns ira 55esialonifa 01a.
feOonien go. /: p. p nieo III.
@nlhts Diloe aaa mo iblanot
6olfempnaOen. men 1iictplene til
Hos bam oct fife o. noale a Aii
arferne C01uno. Der par uooal1t I'll
at foreitaa aampleae 9roaiaiea
9liia), Der oar Genner a Raulils.
IenOte 9l0 o. loo 61m iornlane I'll
life at 0ooe ia ZEN til 1eltret.
Ser freq M en- Get o. cit anoen
ct unoet ingen ha0oe Heoe paa.
h0orfor Be oar fommeu ian1men.
Toriamlingen par ! 1yoroirrin8.
@an traf ian en- giair0 neo Ram
g~Iefianoer. 6oem Ss0erne Ifeo irem.
IatO al Sfaren. San log til 9D0 Of
uil0e 6oloe en- Soriparstnle til sol.
fet - / b0ao 8etning iaar man fife
at uiOe, men oa BET unr Ss0erne.
Ser ffs0 BAN rem. er bet rineligt.
at ban ifliloe forionre Dem % pic,
at De ifigen 8elagtigbeo baDoe meo
@aulus.
Men ga Sfaren if He0e pan. al
ban uar Ssoe, altiaa fife Oelaatia
meo oem / grtemisourfelien. ranbtl
De ale fom meo cen Rsit i onltreni
lao Elmer: oStor er eieiiernes ar.
temisl"
91a ia, oct er fife ben encite 8on8.
man bar oilIet e%ritatte Manslen pnc
@runoe meo ianatiIf Sfranl.
Men eette Sfroal if o9iaa en-
Gnoe; TO timers Sfradl baDoe al.
bet 9uit Tor ben 0iloe 9e9eiitring
OF MI por mnn trGt al bet. Jd oar
ser 0hiligbeo for al iaa 2renlDo.
9pifrioeren, en- al 9pens bsieitC
@mbe0smgn0, trp0er ian irem %
tiltaler Sfaren: IS Weno / Gle
iusl 6uilfet Menneife er Der pei.
fom life ueo, at @feiiernes BD er
1empeloprge for Den itore artemis
oq oct bimmelfolone 9illeoe2@ alt-
ioa inaen @rrno for iaaoant Op.
LOB. 0eslfoen err apoitelen % bans
9enner 10 life Temperament eller
Spottere. 90 bar 3efnetriiis be-
rettiget alage. fan ban 10 ireuiisrc
ben paa loplia BIS. 0esuoen itoo
Sc Gare for at blioe fnlOt til aegn.
fob for bette 0pIeb. Sadoon re.
ionerer ban.
3ermeo fpnes man ganife ipa1t
at baDe begipet iig paa gei boer til
hit.
Man fnar life Snotrpf al. at bette
Gere iif nogen getDoning ! Ret
ming of at itan6ie euangeIiets 9e.
frftelie eIler pioere ~llobre0elie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01

afboloes Ell Iianenoe 9pffeliesuge |
Gel Aen.
Zen lager i'm 9e1pnoelie ben Il.
03nrts. .. i. 0an en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
st Lille Winoeoro.

l0et 9dele 1flmf Der Steos osoe
9er0aa Den -. 5ebr. i it oienl
PIE 9til ira 9pen.
9teIs W1lnf bleo ieot ben %.
SirIi 1913 ! SorriIo. 6sulina Soan,
SDllano. Sans 8orrlore par ons.
mGnosfolf. Com en- una Qian0 rel.
ite ban I'll 9Den Aeisbn / SsnOer.
ipllan0. boor ban blep 4olsforl paa
en- iterre @aaro: Der tiente ban j
ianniIoe y 9lar. 1oilfen lal8e
5ieneite burcr 9ione ON ]tiels
ghnfs 6lio o. 5roifab.
Faa iamme @aaro tiente 9igeu
Dfarie Roienoabl / ont. Ct Ii9nen.
0e 9iosrum. o. 6m bleo bans Sli.
itru. Serifabet, boor De ~tiente. gior.
De oeres 9rollnp iom hobbies D. 1.
gfarts 1882. :. :. Niarts / Mar
reHte De be9ge til 4rnerita. &c an.
fom til Staplehlrit Den II. gpril
1882. o. bar boet paa ben can
iioen.
5 oercs septeifa6 bapoe De 10
Ssnner. ION beaae er ootsne %
I0iftc % Dor paa e8uea. Den enc
6ornlore6ienmet oen aaoen ct
fort Stnffe oerira.
)iiels I1lmf oar life noaet tro.
en0e Menneife. oa ban Tom ira I'm.
mart. men ban bleo BET her Tor
aOifillile 9(nr ii6eu "a FAR ifoen
leDet Ell arligt ~ aloorliat ariiten.
lin.
]tiels Mnnfs autnl oaoe ben
"A Cttobcr +. II. Get par ct tort
1a6 Tor ham. onn oar in iaare
megct ior 6am san If IRA Den
LID al en- TART 0ieuoe. &eo )int
aarstio If. ban e. anialo Al IA
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re o~peruun0en: men Oct n Mot /
oen fol0e Nintertio oen aif oDer
til Ell hioiil Suuac5etrnoelie, OF
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4einfs 7aae par talte. Snaoomncli
toa mere % mcre 1ialt. % arUi
terne iuanoi. Jorsoag ocn 10. 6eb.
ns6 ban 3aoperen. let 1if neoao
ira 7ag III 1ag. 0ten 9iiels Niinf
par re~iieiaroig. I iioite 9ale Inn.
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peo eepioitseo I'll BET iioite. Siot y.
ter 9lionaf 9sroaB ben 10. 6ebr.
ilog 9eiricliesiimen 9ticls 1innf
oar life lqngere blanot D. leoenoes
1ol. san bnpOe i Sein Ram %
3ro naoet Set. ban lrnates iaa IN.
oerIiot eiter.
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at ieoelia ie1 bhinoer.
93iels Oaiuf uffeor iine Zine
til en- inllc glun0 for At aabne Dem
bienme los ben 5relier. bans barn.
lmt % ~t.lliosnllot lrngtes eiter.
Sans Nicer bleD - aar % ont
7 Raaneoer.
RonOa1 .. 81. 6cbr. bleo ban
bearaoet uloer nlelen 7eltaaelie ira
Den oanifc airfe i Staplenirit. Sans
StsD 6lep iaufet neo | Soroen ueo
Si0en Al bans ioriloaangne FIRE
5utrn paa Den 0nuife a~irfegaaro.
Get BAR en- title. rolri9 aiten.
ihmlo. ri iorloo @raDen nleo 3aab
og Sortreiming Tor ben aiosoe. men
ogioo meo 9emoo | Siplen; tbi en-
far on iroiait 9rooer par tn9et ira
os. 1oa. Glio raaoer; ui ierge life
iloen 6aob.
On lT0en Stuno,
ct lille 9aino,
ga ifal aft Nierfe piae,
/ Wor9engrp
foritoen Sfu
CUBS Col ben nn
os bilier I Subs Rige.
). ID. 9nnfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-01
gDrtioen 3gnninnrf.

Otter 81 Snoberetninacr. iom
statiitiif Departement bar moota.
act ira Dc fommlmaIe 9risrNnle.
rinBsfommisioner Sooeoitaoeu.
asbiig0ernN % en- Bel Rauofomnu.
ner %aaaaaenoe 0etnilpriiernc / ieneit
llae Al Saniar. or Der iom Selbco
6ctra1tet life itet ~ipnocrlia isoran.
orina / 4risnipenart ira December
1915 til Saniar 1916. 9~rgopriier-
lie er nioran0reoe. u Oct inumc er
1iliqloet neo DE- ileite aolonialpa.
rer. 0o1 er Der 9risitilnina pa
terreoe arl1tfr 05peoifer. Roiiner.
ON o. 0fel % @rpWriicr uiier
ngrmeit 5enSens til 0paana.
tSmerpriien er aaaet neo me0 co.
80 Ere pr. IA. men peo Qoterinaen
Is. ,Saininr fom Der en- Stigninl