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Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
sILAcE THE WINTER PASTURE

pound by using ensilage than they
could when using hay. A like differ
ence was found in milk production.
The Indiana station found the silo
the most economic means of produc-
ing both beef and mutton in three we'll
conducted experiments. They also
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
Mu4o he1r r,e1
Speeding Them Tn

''The wicked fee when no man nur.
sueth," quoted the deacon to the min
.ster. Yes" said the minister. who
believed in muscular Christianity
that is true; but they make much
better time when somebody Is after
them"
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
The Hats They Wear.

ranged from the crown center to the
brim edge. The eollarette of this set
.wes of the muffler type and combined
the moleskin and mole velvet. Still
another was of black velvet and striped
novelty fur that had a touch of yell
low in it; this was carried out on the
hat in the form of woven gold thread
duck that formed the solitary central
trimming.
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
Pretty Clothes for Small Maid

mas holidays and not attempt to dress
her now for the entire year.
This, argues the mother Is too ex-
travagant a plan to put into practice,
although it is good In theory. A little
experiment, however, will prove that
this really makes for economy. There
are few adults who care to wear the
same gown throughout ten months of
the year. A woman may not want to
keep abreast of the fashions, but no
woman is guiltIess of the desire to
show her public that she knows what
they are.
This feeling is far more potent in
young girl than in q grown-up. She
cares not for quality nor quantity. She
wants the last thing at the right mo-
ment. If she is compelled to wear the
same new frOckS from October until
May, she will rebel. The consequence
is that she will worry her mother into
giving her some new frocks after the
New Year, with her former ones still
valuable. Therefore, try the system of
giving Hef just enough u last HSI
through the Christmas holidays, and
take advantage of the reasonable
prices of fashionable clothes at the
shops.
Making for Economy.
1t is perhaps wiser to provide her
with two one-piece frocks and top
coat than with a tailored suit so early
in the season. The classroom frock
which used to bother mothers minds
so much is now simplified by the uni
versal fashion of separate flannel
skirts, sweaters and shirt. waists.
There are many schools in which the
girls insist upon wearing wash skirts
throughout the season, but this is an
extravagant fashion because of the
laundry bill.
The preferred shirtwaist is of silk
instead of cotton, which calls for a bit
more money in the beginning, but
which saves more in the end.
The top coat seems to be essential.
There are admirable new ones brought
over from Paris and also designed in
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30

sponge cake or angel food, soaked
with fruit sirup and topped with ice
cream or whipped cream is a dessert
well liked.
Peaches sliced and mixed with
AaFshmallOwS and sweetened whipped
cream is another well liked dessert.
GIorified Peaches and Cream
Peel and cut each peach in half, re-
move the pits and put a little mara
schinO and a teaspoonful of sugar on
each; let stand for an hour or two
until the fruit has absorbed it, then
arrange the peaches around q bowl
of sweetened and favored whipped
cream.
Peach SaIad.-Peel and cut each
peach in half, remove the pits and
arrange on nests of lettuce; fill with
dressing and chopped nut meats. For
the dressing use two tnbleSpoOnfuls
Of powdered sugar, one teaspoonful of
celery salt, salt and paprika to taste.
five drops of tabascO, four tablespoon
fuls of olive oil and two tablespoon
fuls Of vinegar.
Peach Compete With Peach Sauce.
-Scald two cupfuls of milk in dOu-
Bile boiler and add one-haif cUpful of
farina. gradually, stirring constantly.
When the mixture thickenS, add u
fourth Of a cupful of sugar. One-half
teaSpoonful of salt and cook 20 min
utes; then adj the whites of two
eggs, beaten stiff. Turn into slightly
buttered shallow pan. Remove the
skins from six peaches. put into
saucepan d half cupful of sugar and
a quarter cupful of water. cover ana
cook the fruit until soft. Cut the
farlna into squares, put a peach Oh
each square and pour the peach sauce
over all.
Peach Sauce.-AIix half a table
spoonful of cOrnstarch with one table
spoonful of water; add to the sirup in
the pan and cook five minutes, stir
ring constantly; add two yolks, beat
en- thick, two tablespoonfuls of lemon
Juice and a dash of salt.
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30

bring big returns. 1t pays, and is sell
dom if ever overdone. Frequently 1t
IS much urderdone. If you must neg
lect any factors, slight the scientific
and the artistic sides.
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
Her Wish.

Il wish were Dead" said he, after
the quarrel.
His wife did not join in th:a melan-
chOly yearn.
i wish you were insured" she ia
say.-Kansas City Journal.
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30

HILOAlO DC III y e OLteIl
served.
Rice stuffing for
Fowls. = brow wn one
chopped onion in a ta-
blespoOnful of butter.
and mix with it four cup
fuls of boiled rice and a
cupful of bread crumbs
that have been moiS-
tened in milk. Season
I'LL, -- ..o,.-V
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
unsnIved Mv.t rv

PA, everybody knows Methusaleh
vas the oldest man, don't they?"
Yes, my son."
"Then who knows who was the old
est wonan?'
'''Nob, dy, my SON"
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
Valuable Renu4ation

The very reputation of being styong
wtlled, plucky and indefatigable is OF
priceless value. 1t cows enemies and
eispels opposition to our undertakings
Charles Darwin.
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
Rest Saw Ear Rreadar.

Don't select a heavy, lazy SOW for
a breeder. She should be mild in dis
position, but possessed of sufficient en-
ergy to take exercise.
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30

low pan, sprinkle with a
little sugar, a few drops
of lemon and bits of put
ter, with a grating of nut
meg. They may be baked
whole or in halves with
the pits removed.
A half of q peach
DIaaod m n .co11ora of
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30

Strawberry shrub.-A delicious froz-
en- dish when it is possible to serve
one at picnic, is this: Take a quart
Of canned or fresh strawberries, put
through a cloth and add one quart of
water to the juice; add a half cupful
of lemon juice, sugar to taste and
freeze to a soft mush, then add a cup
full of cream and finish freezing.
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
Flower Neck.et.

A charming fashion for small chill
dren of the smock-weiring age is E
flower necklet to match the smock.
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
FIN All Posi- HoIea.

When you pull up a post nll the
hole 50 that no animal will step la it
and wrench or break a leg.
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
Charcoal for Pios.

The charcoal left after a big brush
or log fire can be well put where pigs
can help themselves to it
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
Diversifv crons

Grow a diversity Of crops; IL one or
two fall, the others will put you On
the safe side.
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30

We all know we cannot always make
ourselves well, but few perhaps real
ize how much we can do to keep our
selves well-Sir John Lubbock.
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
SOME PEACH WAYS.

Peaches baked like apples are a de-
icious dessert. Place them in a shall
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
SOUTHERN RICE DISHES.

Rice is one of our most easily di-
gested foods. is reasonably cheap, and
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30

per cow than the cows receiving no
silage. This means that on 20 cows
we are losing enough in one year to
put up a silo.
Benefits of the Siio.
Missouri found in a steer-feeding ex-
pertinent where corn silage was com
pared with hay, $1.O7 for every 100
pounds of beef was saved by the use
Of silage.
Illinois station found corn ensilage
worth 81 per cent more than corn fod-
der when oil costs we're considered.
Ohio station found they could pro-
duce butterfat 8 cents cheaper per
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
saIt for cows.

Cows require salt in summer as well
as in winter
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30
Tie KITCHEN
GBLNE 1zzR

So long as our common humanity is
SO frail 1t will be necessary for men
to keep forgiving. canceling debts,
swallowing offended pride.-Frank
Crane.
Middletown transcript., 1916-09-30

Frock of White Georgette Crepe With
FIounce of Midnight Blue Satin,
Skirt Fastened Down Back With
White Velvet Buttons. Hood Collar
Finished at Back With Silk TasseI
America. The smart ones have loose
circular capes that flare away from
half-Iow, rolling collar, with fasten-
ing on the side instead of in front.
As for the one-piece frocks, they can
be chosen in any color and material
that the girl likes. There must be
one for afternoon and informal eve
ming wear, which the French designers
make up in white or cream lace with
cOlOred satin or in Georgette crepe
with satin.
The Hats They Wear.
One of the new hats for schoolgirls
is excessively goOd-looking, made OF
plated black velvet, and silver braid.
It Is a combination of the hats of sail
ors and Chinese mandarins. France.
you know, took hold of the Chinese in
fluence again as soon as she introduced
the Louis XIV fashions.
The embroidered hat has had tte
day. The colored felt, hat, soft, silky
felt, with a large, Topping brim and a
soft, dented crown. will rival fudge as
the schoolgirls chief delight. In deep
pink. without a touch of any other
color or trimming. it is strongly de-
sired.
Copyright, by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-08

Tie Hum8Hi#u .Eaf- #AlEa
evacuated bucharest s. sim 30
retreat and So far there is u9 sHaf-
cation where il viii HaLf and -
connection with FITS Russian attsHEs
make stand against the Leh.#iHe
forces.
Berlin reports tHat tire Bulear-
ian- nave forced HaeE fire British
IN the etruma river district aG
Macedonia and th8l the ba.-ar-
fsa- and Germans have compelled
Ire evacuation ~ tHe serbs af poe
sllioas they had previously cape
tured III tHe erna river region.
The Teasauie allies haFe eap-
fured Russian positions west 81
LutSk AMI YolhynIa.
8a the French front lhe Ger-
mans and French are engaged 5H
4nirifed artillery battle iB the re-
zion of EuI 300. northwest 81 YER
dun.
IA England HE aIl-absorbing
tonic Il the new ministry which
David E1oyd-George. the new pre-
mIer. Il endeaF0ring to form.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-08

Member of Audit
Bureau Of CALCULATIONS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30

Din Sf9bne tanlmooiet % tat
@li0, at on bar iunOet 9elO /
llbeloet." Staffels, isbe 9reuel
San ifaiHmeoe JIG oUer at BABE
fig8et | Dem % ipntes, BET oar
iom at trRnge inc / onOre Soils
9emmeligbeoer ifsnt 9il5elm
par 900.
Ter laa en- life Bog, en- Gang.
bog, JULIO al sammelOass, inf 80,
Ielie. Ger par en- Gang ON Die
feline Miiiter@ og oct gamle Sus
oer5iemne % Den Tonne 8ige, DER
fgsie0e i'm aareite, isr ban gOrog
al Steo4. % Der bar Sen gamle,
%isramooi9e nMor9enlieO", Der er
bleDen iun8et benoo mango 9anOe.
oeie | 6ranfrig: y8e0e Worgenioll
Heoe Roraeniofl 9pier on for mig
! en- tiolig 600? Snnrt oil 1rom.
peten lD0e, % ig maa iorIaOe
bette Sio, % man9en a1mmernt
meo mig. Seq troeoe fnap, min
@lnoe OilOe e1oe ioooan. 3 @aar
REQ ie8 pan min itolte @anger. )
Dag bar ieg faoet en- augle I 9rn.
itet. 5 Noraen ifaI ieg I ben fol-
De @rao. 8, rs0e Morgenioll@
Poa IitelbIooet Of oenne 9oa
fonotes en- Gaasbeialing ira 4rins
Rlippredlt al 9apern til SolOater.
ne al 6. arme. Den loo iaaleoes !:
8i bar ben 2pffe at bape eng.
lpnoerne %operfor os, oisie Soft,
bpis nnrelnage Misnnoelie BAR be.
unaet Dem til at nrbeioe paa at
omilutte os meo en- Sing al 5ien.
Der | oct 9ieneo at fnuie os. Del
er Dem, ri fan taffe for oenne BIO.
oiae o. rnoielsfuloe Orig :.
Ser er ben Wooitonoer, Tom mere
END iIo8en nnoen itadr I 8eien for
5reOens @enoprettelie. 3remaoi"
Prins 9uppreebt Of gaperns
5ororo ipntes at ipolere Stemnin.
gen | De 9ouile, tpifc 5olfeionae,
Der langt mere onnSeoe 4prligbeo
END Sao.
lnr4fos4taa noo f;asta G;ho
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30

par efspIooereoe, paa Srappetri.
meme. ut innbIe eIler at trade
baarot funoe Ien0e en- inc i Goig.
beoen pr. efsploiion, os oct par
OaHifeliat at laoe oare at inuble,
al Den Stun0 Irinene par I Stpf.
fer % ifreone.
8e imaa, iirfanteOe aamre DER.
neOe par iDlotc meO tpife Din.
cerers o9 SoIOaters eiterInOte ga.
ger. aort6oroene iIso meO auiIer.
Baa 3rgien9ene Dar 9enilangt
6laagran llniiormsfnpper. g,nila.
iter, 6otograiiaIbams. MaOpoIer,
Ste0Ier. 9alter. Oppafning al al.
le SIa95 bar imiot butter til bull.
ter al en9eIife 5oIonter, iom eiter
Oen ierite Storm BAR tr9ngt Der
neo, UNDER Ssgninaen eiter 5ien.
Der. Der aemte Jig.
RuOel, Der par aDifere, Der
gentle iIg M. itsnt De gioroe in.
gen 6ortrao. 5 ct al aamrene,
9oor Dir. Gibbs eff o. iamleoe
Jig irem. par Der belgmgrft. san
itgote MOO noget % fit en-
Snnoitif t9not. 5 en- arop al
8ammeret iaa ban en- 9nifer. San
laa iammenfreben meO &opeoet
paa aruer, iom on ban jon. DIR.
Gibbs bre0 life ON at ie bans
sfniigt, men ifpn0te zig no. alliee.
bel fun0e ban life Op fig fOr at
gaa mo j nogIe andre annre, boor
Der ingen Gig lnn. Ger bar en-
trnaiif Ulogi oOer oisie 9fum. iom
orog BAN uimooitnneligt.
Der laa nogie 9reOe. De par
Ifreone til yaPre Bro.
Der 8ilbelm" ira S6Itre %
8rsore, iom ienote bnm oeres fGr.
Iiee 6iIIener oe BAD for BAN, at
bon maatte fomme biem ieen raft
og iun6, o. loue0e at ienoe BAN
6Boeoarer. 81 bar life bsrt ira
ois Ienge@, itob Der | ct al benz.
pSper Sang Boitbu6f fommer,
baa6er pi, Ser err ct lille greO ira
Big arre BiIbelm, brr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30

tai Of andre Sol0oter = til Com.
meong, ON oct ffuloe pare - 5pis
Der bare life bar noget Der 5eo
oieoe Suianner@. Dg MI 9u par
BET belle ct iaa forfproelige aaos,
JON man funoe ie Tor fine Zine;
iom ON Soroen baooe bait aram.
pc. gombar0ementet ira DC cngeI.
life aanoner baboe iaaoan oenot op
Iog ne0 paa ale 0isie 3oroorrter,
at De Iaa OGIteoe o. ROBBIE lam.
men I cen forbirret BpreoqIIing.
9ele 8iitorien BAR bleDen labet
til cen ubnre 9pffe @ranntfrate-
re, inn Opbe og breoe. at De li5neOe
.itoilufte guIfaner.
SorOsmOnnet bpoe0c iig og ialOt
/ enorme geIger at brun Serb,
ida at naar man itoo ooeno0er ct
Strater, flinOe man ie oi5ie mas.
iioe 8el9er foran iig, Der itrafte
fig uO / Sfraanin0er pan 30 800
LEGION ct 9np, Der bar irosiet til
SIS Mot m0er en- Grfan Ser mna
bore bleDen ilDnfef &~unoreoer, ON
life EuIinoer al @ranater ira Sc
iDpreite 9aubitaere % langtraf-
fenOe Rononer moo bette 5teo.
Gctte bar Heiultatet al oct tioIi
gere ifiloreoe 9ombar0ement fra
set Brittle Artilleri ON Moraeneu
Sen +. Sui. Oct babe tilintetgiort
ben tpife Stillins. 5elp mango al
De llOsraoninger, Der gif neo / 80
6oOs Dpboe UNDER Borden og oar
iterft nfftiOeOe me0 CONNER os
Cement, bar iunfne Iammen %
fDlote me0 Sor0mnsIer, Iaa at en-
MGneoe Gig mao bore begraDe6e
UNDER Dem.
Dog = nogle enfeIte par Die.
ben ipareoe troos ben 5ammen.
itDrtning al SorOen, Der bnDoe
funoet Steb ruitOt oni Dem, %
DIR. Gibbs fraple0e neo / nogIs
al Dem, oreDer al ben Itprfe, gru-
fulOe GortrpllelIe, Der uogif ira
oisie iman, msrfe Huul, bbor Dc
Sol0ater bnpoe boet inOtil for
fun ct Bar Gage fioen. San baD-
De en- 5ornemnelie, fom on be
Ganoer Ipe9te oerneoe,
Iom baooe inorettet 6eres &iem /
oisIe &uler og ibopoe bragt belle
5eres Sirls Stoltbeo og bDer
@niit al goeii, oeres Sierter rlm-
meoe, oeres 8aob og oeres Hao.
ie[, oeres Grinorin9er ON Clifton
og belle 2ioet | 6reoens gooe Der
ben meo ia 6erneo. San fli1oe IT.
fe op FIG for at aao 6erneo, ifsnt
ben blotte 7onfe oerom iif bet
til at lbbe foTot neo 40 Hpggen
paa bonn.
San maate boIOe Eunsen lise
! Munoen; for Der Iad Bomber
If r&anrbgrfte" >sIaoien, Der life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30
2smceriDnamc
stprfen flnater for ariaen.

Sturfen flggter for art8en.
Gorleoen Tag ilsi Der s 5torfe /
itore areOie oper Ggnoer 9ps Ia.
ge. Rnite Dag tom Der II Stor.
fe / 6lof til MsgeItenoer og latte
Fig I 8arfenS Greer, JON ON De
bar tr9tte. Oct er Ell 5iuloenbeo
OF ie Storfe / 5Ioffe paa oenne
lib al anret, og enonu mere iiel.
bent er set at ie Dem Ilaa iig neo
| Sreer.
Sra SferbRf meIoes, at man
Der bar Jet cen Slot paa ct 9alu.
Sunoreoe Storfe fomme ~flDoenoe.
8por fommer oe ira? 5anoipnlig-
bis ira be forifellige 8rigsifue-
plooier, bpor 8anonerte larmer
% logger Suiene os Storfereoerne
/ Aife, og M isger De biemlsie
6ugIe moo 0orO til mere rolige
gene.
st itnnSIet Meicri. @eieriet /
grnnoerup bar Jet Jig ngOiaget
til at itanOie 9riiten, foroi Qieie-
ribeiprar 5ngeman 5reosluno, JON
/ eiternaret iploer AZ aar. er
ble0eu m0fal0t til Militurtiene-
ten 9ran6erup Nleieri er It al
Dc iterite AnOeIsmeierier / 4or0-
~iIesoig. Get BAR ! De itoite Noa-
ne0er leperet ooer 200 ggaoer
Snlgr maaneolig. giter At Qleieri-
beItDreren par bleDen inofal0t miot
| 0ftober, isgte 8eitpreIien At Dol.
De 1riiten oppe, men peiifoleoe
Rrpiter oar life til At up0rlpe, %
eiter ilere uiriuiIlige S~tanosnin-
ger iaa Sc Jig ngoiageoe til beIt
at itanoie 0riiten. Bette er meget
6eflageligt i Oenne imerfnappe8iO.
MuIfen, iom @ieieriet ipr bar
bearbei0et. leOeres ganite pit Del
Ms til Ra5omeierierae. Nen me-
get al Ben blioer ogiaa f9rnet
biemme % / itor ltOtrrefning 100
ret op pua aalpe og @riie. st An.
orageroe, iom 9~eitprelien oeo9ano-
raaoens llnoeritsttelie bar ino-
ien0t ON after at iaa MeierbeitDre-
rem biem, oil i'll. a9eim0nl" ior-
b~aabentlig isre til oct snifeoe BE
iultat, Iaa Mejeriet mart after
fan optage 3riften.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30
Kvitteringer

Til d. fore. danske ey.-luth. Kirkes Bgrnehiem.
For kyitteret $10405. Kenosha, Wis. st.
Maria's Nigh. Bernenes Pinseoffer $t1. Fal-
mouth, Me, Sendagsskolens Offer we'd Bgr-
~nefesten 1919. Minneapolis, MINI, INN
-Mgh.s Ssndagsskole $10.66. Plainview, Neb.,
j. +. Rasmussen $40. McNabb, Ill, Ssndags-
skolens Kvartalsoffer $1.75. Mason City. Neb..
Peder Arp 81 Midtown, Wis, Kvindeforenin-
gen $40. Fslgende fra Ruskin, Nebr., Mrs.
Hanne Hautwed S., Anton Goldbeck SIS. Mrs
Jens Hansen 81, Cicelie Hansen 81. Moor
head, Ia, Deodotha Marie Jensen 81. STABLE
hurst, Nebr, Ssndagsskolen 500. Saxeville,
Wis, Miss Emma Petersen 81. Thornton, la,
Hyerdagsskolens Afslutningsfest $22.22 Eu-
gene, Oregon, Etna Miller 81. Weston, Ia,
st. Paul Danish Luth. Church $40. | alt
$229.38.
Elektrisk Lys.
For kvitt. $65. 35. Racine, Wis, Ester Paul
sen 81. Blair, Nebr., ssndagsskolen Sc. Coun-
ell Bluffs, Ia, Bsrnenes Offer we'd Missions
medet $10.15. Waupaca, Wis, Offer we'd Fal-
lesmsdet $41.43. Staplehurst, Nebr., Mrs. A.
Phillipsen $3. Bennett, Nebr., Menigheden
Ats, Anna Andersen 25c, Edith Andersen
25c. Denmark, Wis, Nelia Jensen 81. / alt
$133.18.
Waupaca, Wis, d. 8. Aug, 1916.
Med venlig Hilsen og TAX,
John Madsen, Kass.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30
Bio 9olorola.

9onoon, 6. sui.
Oct err bag oeO 9inierne / gal.
plnoiernes 9Oerfanter, at man ier
melt al Slaget, fortpller DIR. 9bi-
lip Gibbs, og Ban gioroe paanp
oerne Grfaring, ga ban began Jig
op til oct ms erobreoe 5errpn
oe0 M%ontauban. 0eroppe, boor
aanpen par ! lloDifling, oar Ser
fife mango SoIoater at ie. 9ige
til bet Zjeblif, Oa aanonerne tier,
og Stormen begDnoer meo oeune
forte Sturten irem oper naben
Marf uaOer Hegnen al 5ienOens
SbrapneI, ligger De engelife SolOa-
ter %ifiulte, og ben eneite geoa9eIie,
man ier, er ben, Der ifploes De
efsplooerenoe @ranater. naar De
b%Oirpler SorOen / 8eiret.
Den MI, ga arigen life lungere
er ltilleitanenoe, er Der paa geien
6erop ct tort 8irDar al Soloater
og 0htloDr, al annoner og gogne,
% Eegninger OilOe beore emo 0ro
formod at ifilOre Oisie SceHer. Ebi
beIe @ejen bar Der 9iitoriife Slag-
billeoer at ie, fuIoe al 2iD og
6arue.
Der par blepen idmlet itore 2ei.
re ! Seienes 6or0pbninger og sui
ninger, meO ipioie 9elte melIem
oinierne % fore Mensoer al Sc
ite og gOene og Rdnonforitillinsef
ittDeoe iammen meo Wasier g
Solonter, Der bapoe Iaa traplt ION
Wiprer / en- 9ue. Transportation
ner fom neo e[er op 40 5gierles
8eie, fsrte al trptte Sol0nter, iom
bar pao Rippet til at faloe | Sepn
pao guffene eIer I Snolerne efter
ire Gages Stag, UNDER bnilfet De
life boDoe iaaet megen SeDn | 2i-
meme. On al Dem iao og iop isoe-
Iigt. Snn bar faloen bag ooer !
8ognen, enOni meo Esmmerne II
Gpnoerne, o. mems ban JOB, traffic
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apittermser.

Sapanmtsfionen
Gr fuitteret ie GbI SIR. 81 ............... $1649.93
9rufaut, Wahb, ct Ebomas ga9b. aqisiionsf. til StuO.
aanejamn =, -. =, =. .-.............. 5000
Gpan, Uinn, Ct Uldttb. Ufgby Offer peo Stub. 6.
Snn0ont5 BelbD !. ...,..t, ..t...+.s.s....-. 4l44U
sI@pp epe, Minn, 81. 5Ob. Tasb, Offer oeo sIO. {.
SynooonIS Bebg .... -. .... ...+...s..+...... 730
OHfo5b, isis, wrs. n. 8. Dtneen -. .......... 100
Deunrarf, Nis, aoinoef. ...... ............ 500
MuSubon, Soma, ~1lng0omsi. ................ 500
Des Woines, Soma, getbesOa wsby Offer oeo suo.
s. Sndoonis ge6g ~. ......t.......... 5000
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Mopal Soma. oisr DS shls. s. anaaomts eeisa.. !. ses7

aopal, Soma, ofcr Ueo shlo. 8. snaoomis geiss... aes7
aitannen. =. .$f7s9.55
Sn6ionermi8ffonen:
Ser fofteret, ie aI. Nr. Observation-Disclosures. $629f9
0i5fOi6, isis, @rs. q. &. 8ineen -. ............ LOO
1enmarf, Wts, Sutnoef -. 49,. .....,........ 500
anoabon, Soma, lngoomSi. -. .....t.......... 500
Iiiammen. .$6i0f9
@Ormonmtsffonen
Scr fohteret, e aI. Or. 81 .S54f3 80
Oibfoi6, 0is, @rs. q. 6. 0aeien -. ........... LOO
aiiammen. .$542s35
&eformationsoapen:
5er foftteret, ie abl. gr. 4............ .S67497 70
Camp Dnglas, @is, Ors. Gbr. Rorfenfen. ........... 1000
grufb, Colo, 92rs. z. :. Sanirf. ............. 5000
opener, Soma, gfels An0prIen. =. .....+..... 2500
eroOflpn,- u. D. saems aQob, Steiner SanIen $40,
Mrs aaren NieHen, Viis Gmma G. Rplien bp. So 1000
opatonna, gfinn, Senrp Sdreenfcn. .............. 5000
Eilanrnen. $1,000 70
afberbomsbiemmet
5gr fbitteret, ie al Or. %. =. ............ 500
Euler, Mfnn, W2rs. u. Nasmusien. ..... 300
1ilfammen. $500
Blair, 0ebr, s. 81 Mug. 1916
Neo Sof nootaget Otto &anfen
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