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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
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Sroens enoclise Waal.

Dette betegner gnuIus / Dor
Seflt meo oct enc Oro g6reIie".
Oct err Den enoelige iulOfomne 5rel'
Ie, ban Per tGnfer pnn. Soor ltor
err life oct Orb, og bbor ialigt er
life BET Maol. Def er oct bel p9ro,
at ri iGtter aft inc pna at naa oct.
Detbetnoere EN- uIo p II.
'oig ubfrieIfe ro SDnoen.
Spnb, iom Der itaoig pngiter
og PLACER mig. Siitorien ON mine
Rampe meo ben uogsr ct meget
Iangt aapitel | min 2ipsbitorie. %
oct err ct msrft aapitel. Wen M
er oct tiIenoe, og BET bleo afiluttet
meo Ell berIig Seir. S~nIleluiab !
iee er freIit, lea er fri, for eoigt
fril .Tenf, noor etgang ieg ioen
Spno ifoI lepe. Sper Eanfe rem,
bper @ernine uoen 9rsit, Raar
aIoris iee bebsoer mer at b9ue Jor
Nuligbeoen al en- fpnoie 2pitl"
Oct betp6er bel og uIo
8 perpinbeIie al D6oen.
Dozen triier mig Dog itaois Der.
Der aan6eIigeD triier meo
at fpple Troeslipet os ffiIle mig
ira nit oips Cub. Den legem.
lice Dso triier meo at ifille MIG
ira, bpao lea bar fort os ira
mine fore bernese. Den eoige
.0so bIiper ber peo at itaa iom ben
merfeite al aIle Wiiligbcoer og trii.
er meb en- epis abIfillelie ira Quo
oa fra bans Naaoes Somfnno.
Wen MI fan oen alorig true mig
mere. vGsSen ifal life bore mere,
ei6eIler Sors, eibeIler Sfris, Ell.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
Bella, Del 2eD, Galif.

Ia ieg iioit ifreu berira, itreo
ieg, at raar man tog aarstioen /
getragtning: uiolte oi, boao 8eir
ri lit / Wtorgen ior oct bar oct
ianme, iom ri bauOe i Dag. 9hi
maa ieg Dog inOrsmme, at oct ior
Ell Gangs Stplo ilog ieil, ri lit
/ aar en- tiOlig @een, iom par til
.Sfaoe for &oiinerne, og EN- itor
Sinoring / at ioa Dem tsrret; men
oct bleO Dog life til ioa itor Staoe,
lom oct | 6srltnin9en iaa no til;
Hoiinerne taaler mere Hegn, emo
nogen troeOe, og Dor Hoiinlorening
bialp os, iaa ri uoen iterre Sfaoe
fom al meO aOlingen.
@rnnoen, bporfor ian mango bar
ubeIoige meo Hoiinerne, par, at oa
|3toen fom, ri ifuloe BABE bore
8inoruer pluffet, par oct n9lten
life til at opOripe Si9lp; Der pIeier
| 0enne Iio at ppre iaa mango
Slags 6olfeipr6, Der snifer at ar
beioe, men / aar par De anOen
Steos benne. aainoe ior 9eIten on.
ife at pioe, bpaO De Serrer mener,
JON bar iaa traplt meo at bile
uoeluffe Den baarot tr9ngte Or.
~beiosbi9lp ira Dor Stat. Seq peo
moi, at Der er 4rbeiosorganiiatio.
ner meo | Spillet, % oct mailgen
|@ang ogiaa paa Den Waaoe, at
man life tan faa SiGlp. ielu ont Der
eaar 3lotfe, iom life bar arbeioe.
Mangen en- oil iinpeltben life sere
uoen en- Dis Slags 4rbeioe, og oct
iomme 5ioer en- fort Iio al Iaret.
Bluffe ginoruer oil De MI life.
Inar ina Binteren fommer, ier man
| glnoene Opraab til at biGlpe De
a~rbeiosIeie; mango Of Dem fitoe
bape tient mere emo NOT ON Cont
meren ior baaoe Dem ielu oe bereS
Camille. Ser tom I. gfi. en- Wato
oripenoe benao Weien en- Dag |
Moimtioen; en- GARNER, iom tr9n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13

ger bnar0t til Sielp til at oenOe
&oIiner, ier BAN, lsber til og ipgr-
ger, ON ban DiI biGlpe BAN. gfei
tiger ban, i @oar tiente ieg 3
Collars, iaa ieg be66per life at ar
bej0e ior 2 Tiger.
Get er iaa l9nge ii0en, ie9 meo.
oelte noget herira, iaa ieg life ri9tig
De0, b0or leg ifnI 6e90noe, uoen
oct bliper ior gammeIt. 6lere fren-
meoe Gar ppret Der 8ei95; nogle
RaOne bar ies CLIENT, o9 andres
iii jeg life fat paa, ieg ifal prgUe
at napne nogIe.
2oni9 6nnien ira &ton, DC
bra Tia, bar oGret / 9eig9 pos iit
|Gante, Nr8. Garl Seporifien. 8e.
ter BOIL ira gilbert Sea, Minn.,
2 9re0re GosmusIen ira glainoiW,
Re6r., Beter SsnOergnnro beIsger
| 0enne 3io jim Soo9er E. s. Sen.
len; ilaar iig maaite neo ber. Wrs.
G6riitine Gbriitianien og lille Dat
ter ira Coulter, Soma, beigger benz
be8 9rooer, Soban 8aloemar og
6amilie, / 8inter; Der bar bPret
ffere, men ieg fan life MI buife
bpem.
8oltor Sanien bar til W~iSiions.
mgoet | eugene, Oregon; ban reiite
ira areosms0et / 6ernoale oertil.
Wdn9e berfra bar meO til Utis.
.iionsmgoet / Cotton. Baitor q. @.
.Rielien, eugene, iom bar meo til
Misiionsm60et / Cation. aflogoe
os ct 9eieg og talte | 4irfen Ell
Iften; ban bar Here forbenp9renoe
Observation-Disclosures beromfring,
iom ban beisgte, og iom bar GLADE
beo at me0es me6 BAN i9en. So
itor @ngboIm taIte ogiaa inmme
.4iten; ban booOe ogiaa oeret til
Misiionsme0et / Cation.
5amilierne I. g. 8eteri en og 80.
5. 4eiier er boer bIeoen iorsget
me0 en- Ssn.
Hasmus Beterien og Suitrr, iom
/ CONNER ct Yar Waaneoers Si0
bar / geis9 / Coulter, Soma, og
andre Steoer, err pelfornsiet me0
at oere fommen tilbaee, iI9r oa
ri bsrer ON Sne % &uil6e oeruoe
geit for gier9ene.
Gen eleftriIfe 9inie er MI iat
igennem 9pen, % ri er M ! Srool'
beo meo at otpire" bore !5ltie, for
bi ifaI 6o bore meo 9ioen ogiaa
pao bette Omraa6e. Rirfen bliner
| oenne 5io eiort i Stano oe for.
ifsnnet. gIeftriif ems bIioer ogiaa
logt inc / Sen, og ri oenter, oct
blioer feroigt til Sui.
6. I. geteriens Spigerisn, Dat.
ter og Barn er fIpttet beruo fra
Corona, Rebr.
@alter Rlinfbp og Sittrn er /
oenne 9io | 9eisg I @oloe Dale,
@aIbington, bos beres Sooger 5reo.
Beteriens.
8i gIeoer os til Sitlen og BEN
ter meoen geIiieneIie, iamtioig sn'
tier Ri 2pierne al oDaniferen" en-
gfp6eIie Sui oe ct goot Rptaar.
Soban 8aIoemor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13

Ter til mig ON at reiIe paa SLIDER.
oomsbiemmet. San ipntes, oct bar
for baarot ior mig paa Sfolen.
Sea ioareoe, at nit 4rbeioe bar life
|for 6aar6t. San loo mig iaa for'
Itaa, at ban mente life arbeiOet
aIene.
Ao1en EiO oereiter it ieg 9ei6g
al 8ait. S%iortsDan8, og ban for-
talte mig, at ban bonoe tpnft paa,
ON ieJ life babOe 2pit til at font
NE paa 2l6erOoms5iemmet / 9ruib.
Seq ipareOe, at lea fumoe life g.oe
6am geifeO, oct too til Serren.
San Ipurgte mig oa ON, bOem leg
troe6e baD0e Ien0t bam til mig
men ieg gap BAN intet Soar.
Omfrin9 peo Sui fom Der ct Boit-
fort til mig ira BAN, boori ban for.
talte mig, at nnor BET i1pe Gloer'
oomsbiem / 9ruib bar ieroigt, bar
Der 9Ia0s for mig Der.
Seq toe set Iom en- Sulegaoe.
Sort eiter fnlote 8rof. 2oiirIen mig
inc paa lit Rontor, 6oor ban raa.
oeoe mig til at tage moo 3ilbuoet,
og ieg Loo mig oOertale til bet, ON
alt fun0e orones 0erben. Og oct
ifete. Sen imo0 Sfolens Slutning
fal0te 8roi. 9atrien mig igen ino
paa lit aontor bbor ban loo mig
|oi6e, at ban og Brof. Snnien bao.
De ifrenet til 8enner og fnnet en-
Gum pan $500 til mig. Oct bar
mig en- itor @laoe, og ieg Iagoe, at
ban life ifiilOe ifrioe eiter Here; tbi
.ieg baoOe 800 til @ooe poa Stolen.
Sa, iaaleOes bleo iaa alt la0t til
.3ette, at ieg flin0e fomme bertiI,
o9 ieg bringer min b%ierteIigite Eat
til Bait. Siortsoane % grofesiorer-
ne 2anrien % Sanien for ben itore
8%eIgerning, De bar short for mig.
bierteIig Gaf til alle 8enner,
Der bar bioraget til, at ieg tom
Der. Seq er meget bel tilireos meb
at n9re Der. De er ale Iaa penlige
MOB mig os er iaa iorii9ti9e, at De
life ifal l9gge Sinoringer i 8eien
for mig. Seq er glao for, at ieg og.
iaa Der maa iaa 2ob til at gipe en-
file Saanosrpfning til arbeioet og
iige ct lille Orb ON min Serre og
5relier til DC ipge og ANDRE, ieg
fommer iarnnen meo.
Saa biertelig Saf, fore @uo og
5relier, at on ien0te mig Der. Og
iaa beoer ieg big, at on oil oeliiene
Dem, on bruete iom Reoifab / Din
Saano, og oeIiign ogiaa Den itore
@erning, iom soes Der. Sa peliisn
oaioa mig, at ieg nraa blioe til Bel
iignelie mere Der END ieg bar Der.
On oeo. at ieg i9rlig | ben iioite
9i6 9ior6e Dig mesen Sfam paa
Sfolen. Saf, Serre, at on forbar-
meoe Dig ooer mig og life ilOg
Saonoen Of mig, oe tat at on gap
mig iaa mango 8enner, Ser nlti6
isate NIT geOite. Sa, biertelig Saf,
at Oh gap mig aooe 5oreIatte, Ser
nlti6 bar iua benIiee moo mig / ar-
6eioet og aIorig negteoe mig at
9an til Wsbe at bsre bit Orol
San bill iee lutte for oenrte Sang
og snife oIle 8enner en- gI9oeIig
SnI og ct go6t Iptaor.
u. @srf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13

iagt oct, oerior tror ieg set; og
g~ionesbprOet blioer. Sbao ban bar
iagt gGloer mig og big, og oct gal.
Der ale.
Wen oi oil igen oenoe os til ielbe
9efenoelIen. sci ma altiad befenoe
meo @tmo % 5ierte, / Or0 %
@erning, ia / bele Dor @iosoanoel,
elers bliuer Der noget upgte oe0
Dor 9efet0elIe. Oct betDoer life at
pi ifal pGre iltl0fomne; tbi iaa flnl
0e ingeu / Sonoheo befenOe Der paa
Soroen. gien BET betpoer, Tom Ban.
ms tiger. Seq lager Oereiter, ON
leo Dog fltnoe gribe oct, efteroi ie1
ogian er 9reben al ariihis Seius. ="
5llI0fomm1uhe0en h6rer Manlet til,
% oct bar ieg life enonu nanet,
men ieg er pnn 8eien 0ettil, og
oct er iea, foroi ban, min 8relier
og Serre, greb mig, % oct er BAN,
Der Oe0 fin aono og Strait ferer
mig paa geien. Derior gnar ieg
MI geien, life u9erne og moopillig,
men meo ct oiIliat Sierte og meo
9Gneiel, 8oroentning og @lGoe.
Raar oi ioaleoes Defender BAN,
ioa tiener oct til emo p0erIigere at
beiGIte os Ielp I 9roen. 8i blioer
itaoig min0et om, boor iuGrt oct
er at Ieoe iaaleoes, at port 2io iua.
rer til Dor 9efen0elie, og 9eDioit.
be0en berom oil oripe os til BAN
Dor 8reIier for bos bam at bente
araften. SaaIeoes oil en- irimooi9
9efenoelie fnptte os enonu Inherit.
gere til BAN.
DernGit pil ben ogiaa inntmen.
fnptte o8 mere inoerliet meo ben
troen0e Menigbeo. 8i bar 10 Jam.
me Gro og famine Serre. Bi bar
famine aamp at t9mpe % soer
ben iamme @erning. % ri trGn8er
til binnnoens 9iitano for at beoare
Dor 6rimooigbeo % ~u0boloenbeo.
,6oiIfen Strip bar life troenoe 6or.
elore og 2Grere upret ior os / Dor
libefPiteoe llngoom netop Der, og
boor fom pi til at elife og ifatte
fare Subs Born, iom ri msote paa
Dor Sci, ioroi De bIeo os til Siplp
paa bette Omrnaoe. 8i foritoo bin.
% oi itprfebe %binonoen. Do
ielo ON oi trpngte bonrocit til BEN.
ne Ststte | Dor rtbefpIteoe llngoom,
inn oe0bIioer vi mere eIer minore
at trGnge til famine Ststte. Do oct
ifnl bi ogian, for at oi fan oofie os
Ogian bette er en- al DC
geliignelier. iom bore 4rebsmsoer
bprer / tit Sfs6. Derbiemme tiener
bore @ii6stieneiter % sorige YPs-
Der BERTH og / bet belle al Dor ON.
grngeIie meo @li6s Born, naar Den
er iom ben ifaf pore.
gnopioere bill 9~efenoeIien biRIpe
os iii at taae foit Staoe ooerfor
8untroen. 8ontroen gaor al Tio
angrebsois til 8prfs. Den fommer
/ bnaoe grooe % fine 5ormer. 90
set er life let at bogte liz for Den.
Den fommer til os gennem go.
aer oa Blade. Gen meoer os hos
populprere 5alere meo oeres Slag.
ORC. 90 ben bier iia life minoit
iarlig inoen for ielpe &irten, mart
Tom Nationalisme og Sornii'tonrs
fclie, mart Iom ~isIeliesfuIOt og
fnntaiirigt So9rmere, % mart lom
og Geiorm, Der
BOG finn er operfIa0iif 9ootrGIoom.
,sI9r err port 9onos Sfoleoeien Der
farligt for ben opbofienoe SlRgt.
9erligt at tro og befen0e er bort
beOite Barn Der. hi iaa er ariitlls
Dor Strait, oa bom fan insen og in.
tet ooeroinoe.
".
Srpeus en0eliae Waal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
Sill SaIa.

Min 80 acres 6arm, orenet,
iencet, gooe gpsninger, alt nnoer
Cultivation, 5h WeiI til gp, 1
Wit til Sfole, bill ogiaa bptte meo
ct Slls ener en- minore Snrm ner
oanif airfe. Sfrip til
g. HteIfen,
Rt 1, Dor 81, st. Sames, Winn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13

ySanll
6eller Bine ifal onre mere, tbi oct
'forrige er oeget bort"
Oct 6etpoer uloiten.
o q 10 e ra al Di9.
belens Gag t. San fan alorig
mere iriite og loffe mig meO line
in0bilote @l90er o8 5oroele; ban
fan alOrig fgen true mi9 meO Spno,
8oo % Undergoing. SITE en- SIM
ger fan ban leite MOB mig mere.
BerimoO npoer ieg MI set Ut.
De aIige Sam unO me0
CUB. Oct at fine min berlig-
3iorte 6reIier, bet 5elt at ipIoes al
9ans 8Gien, oct belt at ppre Der
,lgBiort meo Dam, BET ouergaar aft
an0et.
90 ioa er De 6eIlige @n9
lie Der, De fore @n9le, iom FER,
font uipnlige, iao oite bar mig
mar, oaageOe ober mig og aippr.
ge0e iaa nlangen trnen6e 6ore. fSor
at @uO brltger Dem til Iaaoanne
Tieneiter, bar oi 10 oa bans Orb
for. 90 ioa tror Ri oct naturlig-
bis, oe gleoer os 0erooer. Wen
.@lpoen bill bIipe itsrre, nanr oi
blanoes me0 oeres Sfare Ioran
8ronen, og naor bore 2ooIan9sto-
ner iammenimelter meo oeres binl.
meIife Sormoni.
GnoeIig er ieg for eoigt a I'm.
men me6 ale reIite. Der
er abrabam, Siaf og Safob me0
ale De beIlige 8roieter oe apoitGe;
Der er ale mine fare t Serren;
Der er olle, Tom bar pllnoet Seir
be0 2ommets Strait. SCI msOes MI
for 2ronen meo o~oerItrsmmen0e
SinmelglGOe, pi bnn6rer tiIiom.
men paa @uIoao0erne, peO SEN
frpitoIfInre 6Ioo og mellem Gre.
erne og 9lomIterne / 6aoen. Men
0r6 itrGffer 10 life til for at be.
ifribe SerIigbe0en og Saligbe0en
Der.
90 ina at til6ringe @oigbe.
ben 6erl gpigbeoen : ia oi fan
fnn gre os en- b6fit ufuIofommen
5oreitilling ON, booo Der lieger /
oct Orb. Seq bsrte / min Barn.
Dom en- gommel 8abel, Tom bar
tent til at iooioe Dor OpfatteIle
noget. Den banoIer ON Sitgl 50.
nifs, Tom naar oen blioer gammel
opbrpnoer iie ieIo og liSiGpoer for.
pn9et al Gifen. Zen TANNER op.
r%inoelig ira oen n9pptiife Wptologi,
men ben bleo tioIig optagen | 6en
gonnle 3irfes ipmboIffe 5remitil.
finger iom Opitnnoeliens og goig.
beoens Spmbol. Ser err Siitorien,
omtrent iom ieg bsrte Sen al min
Sfolelprer. o9ongt berfra / Otter.
laTo ligger ct tort giprg. Soert
titffnoe Gnr fommer islgT Ssnifs
og bopsier lit Rpb paa oct 9ierg.
Honr Sen mn pao oen Maaoe bar
opilibt 9ieraet, Ioa er oct fsrite
Sefun6 al @oi9beoen forbil" Og
iaa batter 2ianelien enooa oeri,
at life en- Sang ct SefiinS al
@oigbeSen oI oa bore iounoet, tbi
mar ri reaner meo Gpigbeoen, reg.
ner bi meb l1enoeligbeoen.
Ren MI maa ieg itatoie for 0en-
lie @ailg. Og lna banber Ieg, at
0enne SnOIeoning nlon bioraee liOt
til at TITLE os So9ens Storbeo ior
Die. Seq baaber, at ben mao pPffe
os til aloorIig Ooeroeielie og oonne
9eapn6elien til en- friigtbar 5or.
Gambling, iaa ben SI0, iom brent
Der i 9riitnes 'Sieter, mac tenOes
/ ct eller nnoet Sierte, iom inotil
MI forblep foIot, og at ben maa
npres til iornpet 6pblusIen, bpor
ben nlIere0e er tp1bt. Oct gtpe @it0
os | fin Naa0el ameni
s. q. SEMEN.
Ht,AIo,At altar 0bforAr,,,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-13
Qalenber for 1917.

aaIenber for 1917.
Scanoinapion-M american 2iniens
imuffe iarpetrpfte 89ggefalenoer for
1917 er MI ieroie. Den iaas gra.
tis pco SenpenoeIie til 2iniens
aontor, III q. Dearborn ST.,
Chicago.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-29
WHERE ARE WE AT?

It beats all how things are moving these days. Things are moving so much contrary to christian teaching that glance over the worlds doings is almost enough to lead one to believe that the world is getting mad. really. Of course, tenn perament in human nature is very changeable and often makes conditions under which we live chaotic but that has always been thus. Of late years, however, things have gone from bad to worse and disagreeable happenings have increas- ed with astonishing frequency until we have reached a point where we can see but mass of human beings in a struggle for existence. From every direction reports come in of trouble It seems as though every human being is going about with chip on his shoulder all bent on the destruction of one another; if not by actual war fare at least by mind influence. A well defined symptom of madness. But the climax is reached with the report that recently the Kaiser admon- ished his soldiers to pray God to help them kill their enemies.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-29
DEurseHLAND's DEBT TO AMERICA
lNnm Nnrl. MnrldA

One reason. why our sea lawyers having much trouble fixing the status of the German submarine mer chauman is that the law which they have been acous toned appeal long shot to pieces ty German naval submarines and British orders in council"
 According all appearances at this tme the kaisers trader has rights anywhere earth except those witch VII enjoy result Of the firm stand talk by the United States government fer the freedom of the seas.
 Thus the remarkable voyage of the commercial sub mersibe has done more than yindcate American ncu ,rel.s tas shown tfag Germany itself is now depend ing upon the very law which the United States upheld in umaum against the Tirpitz savagQries The Dout- aabaud has safe barbor here win have plenty of sea room tfe deep it will he subject attack on sight because if is protected by American and not the recent German theory of ocean traffic
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-29
WE ARE DELlVERINc COAL pAILY

WE ARE DELIVERING COAL DAILY for present and future use to prudent and thrifty householders. They order now so as to get the benefit of the low prices and to be ready for any old kind
 of weather, no matter how suddenly it comes. They also order early to avoid tbs rush HOW ABOUT YOU?
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-29
DANGEROUS PLACE TO GO TO.

Obviously, Seattle is dangerous place to go to these days. What with the thugs on the water front and the "dry squad' of police running about after law breakers who have apparently decided to protect their property, visitors run great chances of being made target. If the gunmen would only confne their shooting of one another the outsiders could not very well complain, but they get careless and one is liable to get hurt And, there is no telling when either as the gum shoe men give no warning.
 It has often been said that the Seattle spirit never stops half way, but always goes the limit. And so it did until last fall and while the people went the limit in making Seattle dry, they stopt short of the limit in another respect; and that is to make Seattle second New York They stopt it's growth to degree. You just watch and see. People will not go there to be made targets. That's cinch. Not even the drys.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-29
\ JURY LAW SUSTAINED.
Dayton News.)


 The supreme court of the United States has sustained the socalled Five sixhs jury law Of Minnesota greatly to the satisfaction of lot of people in this intry who in sympathy with the modern tendency to reform the juries of this country.
 The Minnesota law is similar to the laws of several other states. notably that of Ohio provides hat yer dict shall be legal and binding when fve-sizhs Of the juIy agree In Ohio it is threeourths. But Il effect is the same; stops two iurymen from preventing verdict and in such states have the law there are very few hung iuries"
 Tte law applies only u civil matters. Tn juIy try ing person accused crime must agree unanimously. If there is obstinate criminal jtry. one man who has been bribed he hang the jury" and bring about a mistral And all persons 13iliar with the litigation of this country understand 10 wlat extent the thing has been worked the instances where justice has been defeated through the obstinaey rupton Of one man Bat the new law. sustained by the supreme prevents that taking place. is seldom possible to buy brhe corrupt two three out of twelve We have pretty good batting a9erage," as the boys in the matter of integrity in this country There is seldom if ever more than corrupt in any twelve who may be selected upon jury.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-29

Il is being recalled that when Oscar Underwood was explaining his tarG bill the house he made the state without qualification that the bill would do four things-reduce the of living increase foreign trade collect revenues sufficient to the government and not disturb the business of the country It did not reduce the cost of living did increase foreign trade; it did not collect revenue sufficient the government but has been supplemented three times by other laws since for the purposes of raising additional revenue and it did seriously disturb business. Still it average good Democratic guess the results to follow Democrat ic legislation M 0oost Tntellgencer)
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-29

Some one should pass the hat around and pay
 the tinsmith man to fix that gutter on the Eaet side of the postoffce building Or let the council bridge that creek made by the water from the roof running through the perforated gutter. Bet ter still let some one turn the gutter bottom-side up and give the water a chance to spread little.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-29
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST

of the Ketchikan. Alaska, Post Office for the week ending July 22, 1196
 Harry Bache Theophil Baldinger MT. and Mrs. Burton, c. Ekback, s. F Hansen, Lars L. Holmeide W. Jacob son, Mrs. Fanny H. Lane, Magnus Lar sen, Andro Maracich, Miss Jessie Mil ton, Mrs. Esther Milton, Conrad Ol sen (2), George Park, Ole Forget, Al ice Stephenson.
 When calling for the above. say Advertised. Parties claiming let ters from the above list must pay q fee of one cent for each letter claim ed.
 All letters unclaimed by Aug. 5th 1916, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, Washington, D. c.
 M E. Swineford, Postmaster
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-07-29
KETCHIKAN CIVIC CLUB.

Meets every first and third Tues day evening at p, m., at the Coun- cil Chambers. All women interest ed in the welfare of our city are cordially invited to attend.-Sec. B, P. Dickinson, M. D.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1916-08-04
FRANKLIN IS TO
BECOME JUNK
FAMOUS OLD WARsHlP, BUILT As
A SAILING VESSEL, LATER RE.
BUILT AS A STEAMER
MISSED PART IN TWO WARS
just too Late for 1912, and Being Re.
modelled In Civil War Time.

Washington, d. C.-The United
States steamship Franklin, built In
1915 as a sailing ship of the line to
carry sc guns, rebuilt in 1885 as
steam freight, has been sold at auc-
tlon to become junk.
The Franklin missed the war OF
1912, her construction having been
begun In 1915. She was launched the
same year. While built to carry sc
guns she was rated at 74-gun ship,
with a displacement of .,257 tons. Dur
ing her first year in commission the
Franklin had three commanding Off
cers-Capt. S. S. ]. Smith, A. Muir
ray and Charles Stewart.
In 1920 she served as the flag
ship of Commodore Charles Stewart
of the Mediterranean squadron. About
this time the Franklin, on one of her
trips across the Atlantic, transported
Richard Bush, Minister to England.
When the Franklin was transferred
to the Pacific she continued as the
flagship Of Commodore Stewart, from
1921 to 1924. The next record of the
vessel which appears in the Navy De
partment library is from 1843 to 1851,
when she was receiving ship at Bos-
ton.
In 1852 the Franklin was towed to
the Portsmouth Navy Yard The fol-
lowing year she was raised and con-
verted into a screw frigate, designed
to carry 81 guns. The steam frigate
was to all intents and purposes q new
vessel, having different lines and s
largely increased displacement. The
rebuilding process was long drawn
out, the Franklin not being turned
out of the Portsmouth yard until 1866,
so that she also missed participation
in the Civil War.
The most notable cruise Of the
Franklin was begun in 1867, when Ad-
miral d. G. Farragut hoisted to her
mainmast the first full Pledged Admi-
RAILS flag flown by any vessel of the
American Navy and headed for Euro
pean waters. She was Farragut's flag
ship with the European squadron in
1S67-186S, and continued in European
waters as flagship until 1871. Every
where Farragut went in European Wa
ters he and his ship were accorded
marked courtesy. He was received by
the sovereigns, while notables of
Great Britain, France, Russia and 9TH
er countries visited and inspected tho
vessel. From Farraguts own records
II appears that in order to return the
many courtesies he lived up to his in
come to the last dollar. He tells of
visits to London, Paris and St Peters
burg, and the audiences with Kings
and Emperors, who entertained him
and his staff in various ways.