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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01
EMPLOYERS OFFER
 TO OPEN SHOPS TO GARMENT WORKERS

New York. June IA crisis in the garment workers strike was precipi- tated today by the action of the Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Pro- tective association instructing it's members to open their shops and give an opportunity for the return of the employees who were locked out on April 29. The manufacturers busy season begins the 1st of July. The employers gave no indication of any intention to grant the unions chief demand, which is for preferential union shop
 Union officials adopted a defiant at titude today and sent 8 swarm of pickets to persuade workers who might be inclined to accept the manu- facturers offer not to return. Morris Hi11quit, general counsel for the La dies Garment Workers of America, declared that ttnot thousand of the 5O,OO0 strikers will go back"
 The employees union has rejected the suggestion of President Gompers, of the American Federation of Labor, that it establish comnissary stores for the distribution of food supplies. President schlesinger said he had found that the strikers were too proud to go to the stores. The union will continue it's distribution of cash to needy strikers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01
J. J. Ferry, Meriden Business Man, Dead
 In His 18th Year

Meriden. June 1-John J. Ferry, aged 6s years, founder of the firm or John J. Ferry g. Sons, undertak1ns and livery establishment, died Tues day night at his home at 379 Center rtreet at l1:15 o'clock from a compl1- cation of diseases. He had been HI for two months, three weeks of which he had been confined to the bed MT. Ferry had a large circle of friends who were grieved to hear of his death
 Besides his wife he leaves two sons, William A. Ferry and Thomas l.. Fer ry, associated with their father in business; a daughter, Miss Helena Ferry, High school student; brother, Dora Young and Mrs. John Tracy, all of Meriden.
 MT Ferry was born in Middletown. His early education was obtained in the schools of Middlef1e1d. He came to Meriden when a young man and obtained employment with the Mert- den Malleable Iron company. He was g. contractor in the polishing and buff ing department of that company for 80 years. Twenty years ago he en- tered the livery business at S2 East Main street and after conducting this place for several years he added the undertaking branch. MT Ferry had been ably assisted by his sons the the few years, and when the new Ferry building on Pratt street was complet- ed four years ago the business was moved to those quarters, which are among the most modern in this state MT. Ferry had been a member of St. Roses church since coming to Meri- den and was also affiliated with St Roses Holy Name society. He was a member of many fraterna1 organiza- tions but never sought or desired to hold office. He was member of Mer- iden lodge of Elks, A. H. Hall council, R. A; Division 1, A. o. H.; Silver City council, Knights of Columbus, and Court George R. Curtis, F'oresters of America. Het was charter member of Silver City council and for many years was treasurer of that organiza- ton.
 MT. Ferry gave many years service to the city in the fire department He was with the old Ever Ready Hook & Ladder Go. in which so many promi- nent Meridenites served as volunteers
 and later when the department was taken over by the city he was a mem
 Der of the Byxbee Hose Go. for ten lyears.
 The funeral will be held Saturday
 morning, further arrangements to be
 announced later.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01
Southport Business
 Men Arrested For
 Not Paying Poll Tax
(special to The Farmer. )

Fairfield, June For failure to pay their personal tax when notified John Bulkeley Wood and Frank BulkeIey Wood, well known merchants of Southport, were arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff William H. Gould on complaint of Personal Tax Collector Howard N. Wakeman. Both men were arraigned before Judge Bacon Wakeman who ordered them to pay their back taxes, According to the files of Collector Walxeman neither man has paid the tax in five years. Their arrests are the first for personal tax in six years.
 Collector Wakeman will mail notices to all delinquents before June Is. Af- ter that time unless all taxes are paid, arrests will be made. The collector wishes to informed all the male resi- dents of the town between the ages of 21 and 60 that they are subject to the tax.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01
WEATHER FORECAST

New Haven, June 1-Forecast: Fair tonight, Friday increasing cIoudineSs.
 Connecticut: Fair tonight and Friday, moderate temperature. Light, variable winds.
 Pleasant weather prevails this morning in the eastern portion of the lake region and along the en- tire Atlantic coast. The western disturbance now forms a well de- fined storm area central over Kansas. It is causing unsettled weather with local showers from the Rocky Mountains eastward to the Mississippi river. The tenn peratures are rising in the Missis- 'sippi valley but continue low in the lake region and New England. FFostS were reported this morn ing from Vermont.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01
SEVERED HAD MANY
 TRIALS IN BIG LEAGUE
 BEFORE HE MADE GOOD

Story City, Iowa, some fifty miles north of Des Moines, boasts of being the birthplace of Henry Severeid, who has be0n major leaguing off and on for several years. Hank was born in the said "city'' just a quarter of a century ago today. He got his base ball start in his native state, playing with Burlington in 1909 and with Ottunnwa the following year. In the latter city he made quite noise as a catcher and batted over 300, but fate was against him, and he was bought by the Cincinnati Reds. After a year among the Germans Hennery was consigned to Louisville, and he batted .317 for the Colonels in 1914, besides playing a nifty game behind the ash. He was sold by Louisville to the St. Louis Browns for fall delivery in 1914, and last year he played in eighty games for Branch Rtckey's crew, batting .222.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY
REMOVAL. NOTICE

Miss A. M. Holland wishes to an nounce the removal of her Chiropody, Manicure and Shampoo Parlors from the Sanford building, Cannon street to Room BIO Security Bldg, 1115 Main street, 3rd Floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01

An additional order for 500 auto mobile trucks was. received from the French government by the White Mo tor Go.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01

England's Parliament will be asked
 for money to finance a Shackleton re- lief party.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01

E. E. Calvin was chosen presiden of the Union Pacific Railroad at z special meeting of the directors a New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01

Lieut.. Prince Maximilian Dentice de Frasso was killed in an aeroplane ac- cident at Pisa, Italy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01
BRIEF NEWS NOTES

A charter was granted at Dover. Del, to the Tropical Oil Co.,, capital $5O, 900, ,ooo.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01

Col. William F. BIauvelt, U. $. A.. veteran of the Indian and Spanish American war, died at his home in Piermont, N. Y.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01

Brooke Bonnel of Brooklyn, a vol unteer in the French Legion has been decorated with the military medal and French war cross.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01

Urban Richard Nagle, an American, was sentenced to six months impris- onment in England for failing to reg ister as an alien.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01

Kansas City police have recovered the knife that was hurled at Colonel Roosevelt during the Memorial Day parade.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01

A state funeral will be held in Pari today for the late Gen. Joseph Gallieni, former French Minister 0 War.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01

A large Zeppelin was destroyed when it came in contact with some trees while descending near Veles, on the Sa1onica front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01

Germany will not accept Great Brit aims counter proposals for the relief of Poland.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01
The Heavens i'm June

Brilliant Spectacle Presented This Month-An Excep tionally Good Time to Study the Stars-How to FamiIiarize Yourself With the Chart Start With the Great Dipper - Cassiopeia and the Rest of the Cancellations
 Prominent Newcomers the Month Are the Stars Al tair in Aquila and Antares in Scorpio - Planets Mars and Venus Visible in Evening Sky and Mer- cury to be Seen Just Before Sunrise Toward End of Month.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01
es' ses s I DLLON' ioGs sus zle s5 os Ss He Hartford Paris
 Wholesale and Retail Leading NGi11iners
SUMMER MILLINERY

Our collection of millinery always complete al ways the latest fashions As hats sold their places quickly taken by styles Thus this display is kept abreast of the fashions Here coming hats street and dress well fine sortnent sport tailored So the variety of styles and prices that selection is easy
 YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND TT PAYS TO
 TRADE AT DIILoNS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01
Cyrus Roach Powder

sprinkled freely where the reaches gather will etfectual- ly rid your home of this pest. This we absolutely guaran- tee. The powder is clean to use and harmless and does not drive the reaches to your neighbors,. 2Oc and 35c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-01

Subscriptions to the new Austrian war loan total $1, 200. .0Oo, 900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

oi fan tiene Dor Strife itorligen
oeO at gre port 5olf befenot meo
oens Siitorie. ut fenoe % at elife
er to 9egreber, Der bore neie
iammen, % ben opbe aRrligbeo
freezer oct oDbe aenOifdb. 8aa
oct Omrnnoe bar hi n9ppe alto
banolet oiieligt, men Der er enOnu
til at iorbeore os, bnis ri bill
tage os iammen. % DoiIfen Op.
mintring er Der life I at ie 6rem.
itri0tet, JON airfen bar eiort troos
nlle 8anifeligbeOer % 0iisgreb,
troSs al m~ennelteIig SfrebeIiebeo
% llioritano. vi siner BOG Den
go6e Billie. og hi ier Hart Ser
rers naaoi9e 9.itnHo.
Wten ie9 mac lutte. So mere
man fer paa grbeioet, oes mere
bIiper Der at asre, oa bpis pi life
bar SGnoerne iuIOe, er bet Dor
egen 5fpl0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
yortlano, Oregon.

Zen nttenoe Oftober mfom Fn.
itor oe Nrs. 9isller ira gbiln-
oelpbio Der til Bortlnno, boortil De
bopoe mootaget aalo ira Wenig.
beoen, og Den 5. 9on. bleu Ba'
itor aieller al Baitor Sborebp ira
eugene, Ore, inoiat ! embeoet
iom 9etbanio Wienigbeos YrRit
og Sipleierger; oeo iannme 9eilig'
be0 bar Der altergang M 5or'
miooneen; gnitor Gborebp ~forret'
teoe ueo Alterboroet, og Yaltor
|aisIler prp0ifeoe. On Gitermio'
hagen taIte Tborebn og ligeieoes
ON Qitenen. 8i bapoe 5Gllesipis'
ming bnooe Wio0ag og aften, og
mango boooe ginet Weoe, ina bet
oar en- rigtig ifsn og %oeliignet
Gag. Bi er glade peo at bDoe Ya-
flor aisIIer og &uitru 8elfom.
men iblanot os. Eat til paitor
Eborebp, Tom bibrog tit til, at oct
bIep en- 5eitoae Der bos os.
Zen attenoe Nop. baDoe apin.
oeioreningen fin ga8ar; 5orenin.
gen ieIp bnpoe lapet en- WGngoe
iaapeI fmuffe, iom npttige Ting,
os mango @nper par ifanfet os
fra 8enper babe fern og npr.
|gi fsIer Her Erang til at taffe
Dor gamIe aasierer, Wrs. ouno
i gperet, Waib, os tiIIige Wrs.
|0nrien, iom for aar tiIbage reiite
neo til apiten, for6i De faa runoe.
Iig biiffebe Dor gn5ar meo @aper,
oe tiIiee Cat til ale andre, iom
ifnnfebe ianpeI @ober iom lib og
|arbeioe os bioros til, at Ri fif ct
iaa gobt Weiultat.
@omIe Waoien, iom for opep
ire Naaneoer itoen angrebes al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
.N6e onla6a autOmo6iI @Iub"

yS6e Omaha Automobil Club"
6eoer os 6enleoe 9aiernes 0pmprf-
iombeO paa. at ser / Omaba er
oannet en- itor 5orening for at 90
re @n0e paa automobil Gpoeri.
5oreningen teller fine Meolemmer
/ 9ebraIfa og Soma. @aooen, Den
ar6eioer paa. er at benleoe alles
Opmarfiom6eo paa life at fsbe
brugte automobiIer al iremmeoe,
fort iagt at nmuIiggsre 5aI9et al
en- itiaaleu 9utomObiI. Raar bette
opnuos, oil 9piten til at iti9le
Dem tabes. 9eslloen bolOer Garage
MenO i itor Omfre0s neie ill
i'm men Dem, Der fommer mo og
fsber Die eaer anoen 5oripning
til Automobiler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

braat en- bu9geliB 0ag meo buer-
anorc.
Sngiuert 4. oanien 6leo isOt
5. Sch. 1888 OF Mrs. Sanien oen
Z. Suli 1889. besge / Meooelbp
So1n, Slesuia. IA ariaen brso
no 1864, fampeOe Sanien paa
oanir Sioe, % oa BEN tpif.iranife
aria brsO no tS70-71, matte
ban meS paa inf SIDE.
3 aarct 1873 reiite Se til gu.
reau So, S!linois. bpor De boeoe
/ . Anr. 9erira fom De til 5efp.
aro So. Rebr., % boiatte Jig net.
op her, bpor MI eor6opn On er be.
.liagenOe. Otter at bape iIpttet ct
Ear @anae. fom De ior 13 aar
iioen tiIbaae i'll 9pen, boor De
penter at bliDe, til Serren faIber.
Sngiuert 9nniens bar meo I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der ira 0eres an.
foinit og bar alto DGret oilIigt
meO ill at bare Menigbeoens gpr-
Der. 9igeiom oeres 9Iaos paa
a:rfe5pnfen n0erit fiGIoen itnar
tom.
Serren ifGnfeoe Dem I 6eres
gegteifnb 4 gern, 3 8stre iom ale
cr aiite Og Dor Der Omfrilia, cg
en- Ssn, iom 0soe 3 anr gammel.
II 9srnebern flrOe inmles meo
Dem pna Oeres S~sitiosoaD.
Oct nloeriteene Bar er enoni
nof iaa raife % rsrise. Serreu
gipe oisie bore gomle 8enner en-
lps oe Ipffeli9 0iusaiten og en- no.
Iig Siem9ang for Sem SfpIo.
amenl Tbeo. sect.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
Ri apinoer.

5 .8aniferen~ 9tr. AZ par en- 9r.
tifeI ira Mrs. q. g. Gang meO
ODerTfriit: Ri auin6er". 6or mig
MfeIte5 oct. iom EN- @lsO ira Ser.
rens alter bIep lagt ben til nit
Sierte. Mon life @eniDoret IsO /
mango 6ierter. Gao ogiaa mig inn
9oo at bringe en- @ape, 0 Serrel
SfulOe Der opre Steoer. bbor aDin.
oeioreningen iom iaaoan life fan
toge ct 9eit, ian Lao Den %enfelte, iom
isler fit !9ierte iInn parmt Tor Dor
ioreueOe lutberife Strife, lpgge lin
pripnte 8aoe % opmuntre ANDRE til
at gere oct iamme. .@uo elifer en-
|glno @ioer," pasier o9iaa mo Der.
ri bar unoertioen bsrt iige. at
Dana College er Samiuuoets Sier
te, % Lao os uoooer Samiun0et fitn
|%i0are: gi isIte gutsilaset, oa pi
|lGite Stnffet ogi aoinOer" o. ON
SnnOlingen. Der iuIgte Sr0et.
Maaife bar nogen t9nft, at Der
bIep ilanet ior tort paa BET, ga
oenne 9ngning bleo iat OBJ; men Oi
maa ga tro. at De, Der bar meo Ga.
gen at ssre. fan boot ie, bpno Ger
|bcjGUes. Get er Ell fenot Gag. al ira
Siertat u0saar 2ioet, buorior IfnI
iaa fife Snmiun0ets Sierte inOtaee
ben iornemite 4la0s / 5amiunoets
|9eaeme2 8i bar beot Serren ON for
liot. Goa ben I. &. aarsmsoe / %.
0af. 1912 oar Der Gale ON al reiie
miuOit 100000 Collars til Den ior.
Iairfe. 9or Heformationsgape bur
I0e 5aBe 6ait bette Maal / S.gte /
SteSet ior $50, 1000, iaa DiIOe hi
life M paa Observation-Disclosures
1srtprifel bait nsois at bere bet
|o1bc Sierteiuf. Snr pi no9en Gin
Sc prsoet at tgnfe os | Dor Sor.
manos, 4ait. q. 9. Gbriitianiens
Steo, On oil pi i~oritaa, at @RIos-
bDr0eH boiIer enonu tun9ere pna
Sans SfuI6re emo pan pore. 6po oil
life aernc pare mco I'll at lefte 9nr.
ben al en- 9ro6ers SfuI6re oaSier.
Re? Zen bar billet Der MI i mange
Gar. 2a0 os aere, iom oi par | bans
Steo. IA bill pi tunne boI6e @e.
iormotionsfeit meO @Iq6e. apinoe.
iorenineen I Blair oa ReniebeSen /
omaha iatte ct eOot efsempeI. Oh,
Iiom bar eonen, gnn oil ben % gsr
li9einn. nSerrens @eliignelie asr
RIG, og ban fsjer life Snerte ill.,.
Rrs. 9etra Siortsoang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

gen 9%eitenmelie, ON De oil b.
i9tte JIG Der iblanot os, eller life,
men ri baaber, at oct ferlte oil
blioe SilieIoet.
NilbeIm 9briitenien, JON boer
pna 9Iuif ct, bar | lgngere Eio
ppret ipg al Spiusieber, % bans
9unger er ogiaa %angrebne MI, iaa
ban er meaet lioenoe. MiIs ariiti-
ne a9rsgoaro, iom for ct Mars SiO
iioen fom BERTH ira 0nnmnrf, er
ogiaa meget ipg og er inoIaat paa
Sotori Soipitolet.
9nitor 6. grgpenien oar til %
Mars RenigbeSs SltbiIpum ii6ite
ll1e / Chicago. San reiite / Mon.
bags til airferoaosmsoe / Racine,
@is.
@isiionGr 3bomien ira Suoau-
Migiionen / 4irifa bar her | iio.
ite llge o. tnlte / Ra5oretb airfe
/ SsnSnas Gitermiooass. Oct bar
10 al iGrlie Snteresie for os beri
3a8nretb Meniabe6, ga TO al bore
9enner, nemIi9 Or. % Mrs.
lt6renboIot, nnIia er uoIenot til
-.
famine Wlisiion. Gorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

@eorge Z. @ebb, .. D, gioer
I ,S6e G6riitian Seralo@ felgenoe
OperIiet ober Rsoen / De al ari-
gen biemiegte 9an6e. af neOIi.
oenOe, flyer Ban. finOes Ser / Bel
glen 3,000,000; / norore 5rnnf-
rig 2,1t2,000; / Serbien 5000
900; I 8olen 1000 900; / Eit-
preusien 100000; armeniere |
NoIpreoeIie 1,f75,OO0 og / aIba.
MEN 100000. SiIiammen 25,-
287, 900 Menneifer uoen Gfiiitens-
mioler. gfiempeIpis fan meo0eles
onganenoe .Si9Ipen, ser poes: s
gelgien er ca. 6alpoelen al 8e-
folfningen aFb9ngig al Si9lpefom'
m~isiionen, o9 Be faar oa9Gig eet
RaaItiO Nab, Tom beitanr at en-
Srppe og ire tpffe Sfioer
grso. 9e nppnte 2,tf2,000 !
rorore 5ronfrig, al bpfIfe De lie
tie er &oinoer oe Bern, gaar bar.
iooet. Ser be6sbes MiIlioner al
Dollars til 5ipIp Tor Be Stnfler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
HefOrmationsfeit.
6ortietteIie.)

geeit paa Rrogrammet par Git
teraturiagen. Ut ben fommer ino
JON ct betpOningsiulot 9eo / ar.
.beioet bnaOe / i'm alminOeligbeo
os / 5eitaarets arbeioe | SGrOe.
Iesbeb, Iigger I Sagens Ratlir.
.Meo 8eformotionen irembIomitre-
De en- rig 9itteratur, iom oeo BOG.
trDfferfiinitens OpfinoeIie omtrent
iamtioigt bIeo al unlminoeIig BE.
tponins for CUBS Hiees ltObreoeI.
.ie, % Iigeiom decentralization
.tog 9iternturen / Brig, iaaleoes
bsr airfen til ale Iioer betiene
fig Of ale IOOliee og praftiifeNio-
Ter til at fremme fit arbeiOe.
De firfeIise BLADE tager Der en-
.iremifuot YIaos. en- al De ling,
.ui bsr tase Sigte paa. er at Jam
lie argfterne ON at giDe 8laoene
goot, ioliot SnObolo og iaa arbei.
De ior oeres ~llobreoelie. Oite bar
ri iaa traplt meo Ting al rin9e
9etponing, at De betnoningsfuloe
Eing faIoer iammeu imellem &pn.
'oerne paa os. Naar ri lnggerN9r.
te til, boorleoes ct iaa betponings-
fuIot 2eo al 2irfens arbejoe, iom
bore Blade, bebanoIes of os, ina
moa hi not iige, at bet bebsper
life megen Qrgumenteren for at
piie, at Di tranger til noget mere
'af Observation-Disclosures Aano og.
.fdo poa bet Omraaoe. geroen og
Be andre airfer letter 5ooen IN.
ben for 9sren Dos bort 6olf %
.er mart biemme Der, meoens ri
er iaa opoige, at ni bellere laoer
bort eeet fpnfe iammen, eno Ter
oct bIomitre, bpis oct life saar Iiee
eiter bort Sopeo. De engelif-lutber-
ffe 3irfer bar let 1etponinsen al
6enne Gattor | NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
og decentralization bar gipet
anleoning til, babe at Der sbres en-
ret Brus al ben firtelise presfe>
os at Sagen faar ct mt Stso
frema6. SbInn6t os bar bet snife.
Iigt, at bi fun6e boffe Ii6t ogfaa
pna bet Omron6e. &per prnit bur.
De fsIe bet Tom fin Dligt ! bette
Geitoar at POE Ct Diorag til, at
oenne Gag fan fremmes enten Deo
1ibroe til wlabenes SnoboI6 elIer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

9aralplis, Iigger iremOeleS 9en
aloeles bi9IpeIes; oct ipntes /
SGroeIes6eO tungt. Oa 9ammeIien
bar %beoirfet, at ban er bIepen itum
tiIIi9e.
@amle Wrs. 0enrifien bar %.
iaa npret iDg ! lang Iio al 9nel.
monia, men er, oa bette i%fripes.
iaa meget / 9eoring. at ri bar oct
9aab, at bum troos i'm beie al6er
igen oil tomne op % mnaife bIi.
I0e / StanO at ieroes ibIaltot os.
|Dirs. 9ruioe, iom M mart bar
oaret ina / 8 aar og bar gen
netnaaaet Here oanifeli9e Opera.
TONER, er iremOeIes OaarIig % moa
|boloe Senaen oct meite al Gioen.
DIR. gra0itrup, iom i Oe %iefiere
aar bar ppret b%oiiooenoe I 8aib.,
ailaaoe 9eisg / 8ortlnuO iorIe.
ben.
"a SnIen nrrmer fig meo IA.
life Sfriot oe mart oil itan Tor
9eren, oil ieg benntte 9eiligbeoen
til at snife gIG6elis Slill til ale
.genner trinOt omfrin9 oe / Ger.
oelesbeo til Tnitor @ngboIm meo
.5omiLe liant Miis 66riitine Sen.
len. iom npIig er reiit ira os til
.Snppar0, Gal. @ootag berueo en-
.Silien ira BortIano meO 9nifet
ON en- aIpOeIig Slil. 9orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

Oct err life ret oite. at n7an.
i%feren"s S0iere bsrer noset ira
Goroopn, 9iebr. Den peO en- 2ei
Iigbeo iom oenne. mna ui laoe
bsre ira os. Get er 10 life 5uert
Aar, Der ieires @%ilIobrDllup en-
Meni8beo. ga, Faitor ). @arfns.
len ingoe. at ban III buuoe pnret
Br9it / omtrent Ell 6ieroeOel Al
ct an~rbnn0reoe, men bette oar ier
ite Sang, ban par meo til en- ina.
Dan Sejtio.
3orsongen Den ,. 9too. opranOt
me0 itranlenoe tint geir, iom aior.
De fit tt, at Den rette 5eiftemning
funoe bnile oper og.
6enbeo al. > begDnOte 5olf at
iamles / 9ri0eporrets SjemL o.
De bIep peo, til Siiiet bar iplot al
|@eiter. oeriblanot Qait. MnrflIs-
len ira MinOen, gtebr., iom fenote
gruoeparret 9oot ira ben 9iO, Jan
6nDoe O9ret 0eres QrGit Der /
Nenigbeoen. 9nit. SfopgaarO iaa
ogiaa inoeuom ior at snife til
9pffe.
5eltprogrammet oabneoes meo
en- Sang, Tom Ynit. Goienberg ban.
De foriottet og ietot. Yait. Beef
oplpite Bi. 1903 os leote | gsn,
booreiter Bait. Warfusien talte til
os no ira gf. 46, ID og min.
oeoe @ulobruoepnrret ON, bporle.
oes 3erren bouoe pGret meO Dem |
|5orti6en og iiffert ogian piloe uP.
re meo Dem | 6remtioen.
On Gang, fom ban bapOe ifreDet,
lang og operrafte ban 8~ru0epnrret.
Ynltor Beef miil0e0e ON Oas
gems getponing ior benz. Oct bar
en- Min0eoae, en- 9afiigeIiesoag,
en- gobs. os geoe0as 90 en- enf.
enifningsoag. Ia ban life Diolte
noget ON, at Ina mango 0igter-
penne bopbe ppret | geoGgelie |
|anleoningen, ban6e ban ogina fire
bet ct Ear Sange Iom blep Of.
funget.
Ga 9oroet par bgffet, latte pi
os til Voros os ioripneoe os meo,
bpoo 2egemet tiltrpngte.
8 ianlme gieblif, ui reiiie os
fra gorbet, ianf bette | Wioten %
ale bets Serligbeoer rutiieoe neo
|poa @uIpet butter til buffer mel
lem binanoen. &ele Sfaoen beitoo
BOG | fun ct Bar ituiloaeoe Stopper.
Eioen tiIbragtes for Reiten al
Dosen meS SomtaIe og Gang. vi.
le bar enige ON, at pi bapoe til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

De 700 npe Soloere til Dan.
~fferen"2 Spsrg life os, buorom
bet gaar meo at faa Dem, for ui
bar life Selling meo, bboroan Der
nrbeioes u6 ouer Samfunoet for
at naa MaaIet. Mer on fan 10
IeIu oipioere MntoIlet al bore Bre-
ftefalo / 700 og fin0e no, bpor
mango bDert aaIo bsr iamle, for
at Waalet fan naas. Borleoen
fenote en- Ben Of 8Iaoet os Sam-
funoet os en- M1ffe Nanne, ban
6nifeoe Trsbenlimre fenot til. Ger
iom bet Ipffes at faa blot Salpoe.
len at 0isie fom &oI6ere, iaa bill
NaoIet pare naaet ! pebfommenoe
aaIo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

ugbriitian~ eIler Catholic. Der
bar / engeIif Iutberife Rirfeiam.
funo Der / 2anoet ppret forbdn0-
let ON at inofsie Or0et catholic"
/ Steoet for ngbriitim". Gi be-
retter am. 2utb. SurDep, at to
Iutberife Somfuno, nemlig Bits.
burgb Conference Of pittsburgh
Gpnooen, tilberenoe General Goun-
eli, og llniteo Spnoo Of tbe Soutb,
bar beiIuttet, at Oroet catholic T.
lie ffal iettes mo / Steoet for
cbriItion. Boa DonIf bar pi 10
naIminoeIige", oe bet m~isforitaas
life, bna6 Oroet catholic bill.
be bIipe pan gngelif.