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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20
Ladd Shows How Nd. Farmers
Lose Money on Grain Grades

Fargo, April 18.-E. F. Ladd, head
of the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege and of the department of chem
istry, appearing before the North Da-
kota railroad and warehouse commits
sioners in session at the Waldorf ho-
tel yesterday morning, reiterated his
previous contentious in defense of
new system Of grain grading, declar-
ing that Investigations conducted by
number of authorities at the college
show that there is an actual difference
between No. 1 hard and rejected wheat
in cash value of 6 cents for milling
purposes and that the spread in price
is 81 cents.
Loss Of IS Cents to Farmers
He made the disclosure that the
farmer is losing Is cents bushel on
grain marketed and that the miller or
someone else makes the profit. He as
serted that it was his idea to have the
commissioners devise some means by
which that difference could be elimin-
ated and grain be paid for on it's actual
merits. His method of procedure sug-
gested would be to either lower tho
weights or equalize the price.
What Advertising Will Do.
The North Dakota housewife, Presi-
dent Ladd told the commissioners, will
read the colored advertisements on the
back pages of many Of the leading
magazines telling of Washburn- Crosby
flour, and other makes, and then de-
mand such -four from the merchants.
According to the chemist, the best
flour in the world is made in North Da-
kota. She is killing off the millers of
the state, who are working at big
disadvantage against the big milling
interests who have a system of temp
ering the wheat before grinding it.
Tests Are Definite
DR.. Ladd explained to the railroad
commission members that extensive
tests conducted at the Agricultural COL
lege during the past few years had re-
vealed the porportionate milling value
of the several grades of wheat.
These findings, said DR.. Ladd, bore
out findings previously made in South
Continued on Page 81
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20
Wisconsin Man Takes
Barnes County Bride

A wedding of interest to many oc.
Cured in St. Paul Saturday, April Is,
when Rev. Gotheridge spoke the words
that united Miss Lydia Mcqueen and
Max A. Hasse, the ceremony taking
place at the Evangelical parsonage in
that city. They were accompanied by
Miss Helma Haase, sister of the
groom, and Seward Mcqueen, brother
of the bride.
The bride is a niece of D. r. Jones,
of Sanborn, and has been teaching
near there and making her home with
her uncle. The groom is a representa-,
tive of the Biebighauser Specially Co.,
of st. Paul, whose home is in Elroy,
Wis, but who has been in this part
of the country a number Of times.
They will spend a month at Sanborn
and will then go to Elroy, where they
expect to make their home. The
Times-Record joins their many friends
in congratulations and good wishes for
a bright and happy future.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20
Bakery Gets Reputation
on Russell Miller Flour

In a recent issue of a bakers maya
zine considerable space is devoted to
a Minneapolis bakery that specializes
in Russell-Miller flour. The article
follows:
A company has been organized in
Minneapolis and is building what is
declared to be the only electric bak-
cry in the country. That is, the build
ing is to be heated and lighted, the ma
chinery operated and the baking done
by electricity. Three ovens are being
installed, with maximum capacity Of
10000 loaves daily. The plant is to be
ready for operation in about month.
All deliveries will be made by electric
trucks.
From the time the -four is placed in
the blending bins, the dough or bread
will not be touched by hand. Every
thing will be handled by automatic ma
chinery, even to the wrapping of the
bread. Since there will be no fuel,
ashes or smoke around the building,
those promoting the enterprise assert
it will be the most sanitary bakery in
existence.
The company has taken over an old
established bakery in North Mime
apolis, which it is rebuilding. Ample
room will be provided for future
growth.
The remodeled Olde Tyne Bakerie,
Minneapolis, is everything but what
it's name implies. The plant has been
entirely rebuilt and new equipment
installed until it is now model mod
ern plant.
A striking feature is the immense
travelling oven, built and installed by
Joseph Baker & Sons, Ltd, of London.
There is nothing like it in this part of
the country and there are said to be
only three or four of it's kind in the
United States. The oven is about so
feet in depth and weighs 600 tons.
The loaves are fed into the front Of
the oven and come out in the rear, In
the shipping room, baked. The oven,
which is basement-fred, has capacity
of $500 loaves an hour. 1t is now in
operation, and the company has dis
continued using it's II old ovens on
the upper floors of the building.
A 5O-foot proofer, with six chains of
buckets or swinging shelves, manufac-
tured by the Werner & Pdeiderer Co.,
has also been installed. Also two mix
ers, divider, molder and about a
dozen steen troughs. A large steam
proofroom has been built and the
doughroom fixed up.
The company has provided locker
and bath rooms for its employees and
has built a loading platform, under
roof. It's leading brand now is Occi-
dent bread, after the Occident brand
of -four made by the Russell-Miller
Milling Co.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20

Petty, of Spokane, Wash, Chas. Hol-
linshead, Jr., and Stroud Hollinshead,
both living in Valley City. Miss Sarah
Malloy, a sister of Mrs. Hollinshead,
and one year her senior, has made her
home with them for a great many
years, and both these ladies are loved
by their many friends. Mrs. Hollins-
head has been member of the W. C.
T. U. for 26 years. She was one of the
first members of the organization in
the city and is now life member.
Honesty has been Mr.. Hollinshead's
policy throughout his entire life and
never has it once been said that he
misrepresented in his dealings. Not
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20
Death Of Sanborn Woman

Mrs. Orville Garfield, of Sanborn,
was taken suddenly ill Saturday and a.
physician called at o'clock, when all
that was possible was done for her, but
death claimed her early Sunday morn
ing. She leaves a husband and five
children to mourn her sudden leaving,
besides many friends in the commun-
ity. She was we'll known in Valley
City and her death comes as a shock
to her friends here. No funeral ar
rangements have yet been made
known.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20

Nome Tribune: Mail Carrier Sven
sen had quite an accident Wednesday
while driving in the valley. His team
started and managed to tip over the
covered rig with Mr.. Swensen in it,
completely demolishing the rig, but
fortunately he escaped with few
minor injuries.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20

1880 they moved to Valley City, where
they now live. There we're only II
buildings here at that time and in the
long years that have passed since then,
together they have watched the little
hamlet grow into a city; have seen
many come and go; have learned the
good qualities of those who stayed;
have helped some Of those pioneers to
make home here and to make city
good to live in. Mr.. Hollinshead at one
time owned farm northwest Of town,
which he sold to Mr.. Rhodey. "
They have one son, Albert, who re-
sides on farm near Oriska. There
are three grandchildren: Mrs. Roy
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20

ture of the state school Of science at
Wahpeton, as we'll as at the normal
industrial school at Ellendale. The
school of forestry at Bottineau already
is giving attention to the agricultural
problem, but it's work along that line
may be increased by the regents.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20

A. O. Lee, of the Right Price groc-
cry department., received word Friday
morning that he was the daddy of a
fine girl born to his wife at Balfour
where she is with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. P. Helseth. Mother and
daughter are doing nicely. r
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20
PEcK's BAD BOY IS DEAD

Milwaukee, April 17.-George Peck,
former governor of Wisconsin, once
mayor Of Milwaukee, and most famous
as the author of "Peck's Bad Boy
died here this morning.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20

view that the engineering work done in
the two schools, is part and parcel of
the work of each institution-and that
neither can be eliminated.
There appears a growing sentiment
in favor of the introduction Of agricul-
tural subjects as predominant fea-
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20

DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Hanson left Sun
day afternoon for La Crosse, Wis,
where they will spend week visiting
their parental homes.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20

P. M. Hanson, from Nome, made a
stay Of a few hours here Monday after
noon.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-20

often is it permitted that two people
may live together so many years, and
the friends and neighbors, who have
known them, whether many or few
years, hope they may yet be spared to
each other and their loved ones few
years yet. They are in fairly good
health, and with the sister with them,
three old people together, they enjoy
life, living as happily in the memories
of the past as when that time was the
present The entire community extends
congratulations to them on attaining
such a good old age together and best
wishes for their remaining days. May
they be peaceful ones.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31
areosmebe.

giI Sub, afboISer q. Oofota
areos tit 5oranrsmsoe / Zane BAL.
len / 9agene ira "a SUM. areo.
lens Gmne: nSellieaanoens Ger.
ming.
Meniabe6ens gmne: 1 Better
4, IS. 6. q. an6erfen,
9reosformaro.
Gbene5er Menigbeo, Cane Bal.
Iep, Wont.. inobnber beroeo Ben.
ner ira iiern og ner til at fomme
% Dele Subs 9eliieneIie meo os /
o%OenngOnte Gage. anmeIo eSers
fomme til unOertegneoe isren0 ben
%. Noi os "TRIP boiIfen Citation
5 fommer til = McGabe (2B
NiI ira airfen) eIIer Gulbertion
90 Ril ira airfen).
giep. $. RieIfen,
9. 8. D. Rr. 1. 6roio, Ront.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31
6aruel :
Cana College % Grin. Gent!

0e er Den ii0lte Aften paa Sfo.
len. Dtan foritaar oct life rigtigt
til GroOs for oen uimoofigelige
aenosgerning. - 0ian iit fnap be-
gpnot, iaa bar oct Sld; os ira SuI
til Baaife, bpor lang Iii mon Der
uar? Oagene fIsi for burtigt til at
man funoe t9le Dem. % iaa en-
ifenne Gag itaar man ooer for ct
Sfema og Inier: oefsamenen be-
apnoer 0en Is. 0tail" - Slot Ser.
oeiitet, Ell blanoet 6elelie Of 5rpgt
% @lGOe, iom parer ct Bar Dage,
til @~fsanenen er ooeritaaet, %
man itaar for at bragg 10 at ie,
6pa0 2ioet oil bDoe en-.
0nsoag Den "a. Rai par CTS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31

Der ogian Ooerifriften til BET for.
Isbne SfoIeaor. 8i m9rfeoe Ser.
rens @o0beol Gao o9re, at Der og.
iaa / Iar bar prret Smaafpple-
rier; men oe Hyper / 9lrften %
f%orIoinoer, mar ri paa Oen anOen
8e8tifahl logger ale De ifsnne
elmer, ri tilbra9te iamnlen % BE-
tra8ter aft BET gooe. ri bar oGret
@eniiur1o for.
So, 6arpel Cana College o.
Grin. Sem.l Get er iIet fife 91ut
Tor Oig mere at ie oine Conner o.
9stre ioriaoe sig. 7et er mart ct
tort gntaI, on ien0te ms / GerOen
% ri Tiger sig Saf ior. b0aO on
lgao os meO paa 9eien Al aun0.
lfaber og a%nnoeIile goOer. ri oil
min0es Big meO @Ir0e o9 aprIig-
beo % iortpIIe oen oanife llngoom.
at bos DIG er no1et go0t at bente.
@n Del al os oil fomnle tiIbnee
til Dig i9en. % 9lem life os, naar
Oh taller me0 Oem. iom boIoer Big
oppe me0 Gaa0 % Mi0Ier. 6orteI
oem, at Min0et OH 0iemnetS SN.
&c % aprIigbe0en til 0in Sag er
Ioarm / pore 6ierter, % beo Dem
aere set mnIigt, At oenne 6eleIie al
0nJge % 9eIopre iremoeIes maa
fllnne berIfe uinoifrpnfet in0en Tor
Dine Milre. 9oo Ser alto itaa ooer
Dine Eorte: Scr er goOt at oGre!@
Sic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31

baa0e Sen ene og BEN ntoen al 0e
frigen0e 5Dpiter i europa brpoe,
at bans 9ono maatte ieire, for0i
@llo par paa oets Sioe; men 9r9-
fioent 2ineoln mente 0erimoo, at
set giaIot for Solicit ON at oPre
paa 8ltos Sioe. - gnfelte al pore
oanife 9or8ere 0eIto9 i S6nSags
o. Here / Bnar. Men ser bnrOe
oare itgrre 8eltagelie ira Dor Sioe.
amerifanerne gIGoer iig oper at ie,
at 0i letter Gris paa. boao Sc Bar
fnmpet ior, og ri meO Sem npOer
.go6t af.
- ariitoifer @olllien Iig8er al
Ioorlig ing al Diabetes (Sufferipge).
RogIe Gage iaa set 10. iom ban fife
Ifful6e fomfne ooer set; Sc bnuOe
Ell SpeciaIiit ira OMAHA beroppe
Tor at ~unoerigge 9om og gipe Ran0.
Men Sc iioite Bar Gage bar ban
brret no8et beore, iaa Ser ipneS MI
at fltnne npres Saab ON, at GAN
fan fomne iig. Sans GIoite Ssn
% ocnnes Some, Iom er uo0annet
SmepIeierife, err fonrmen 5ertil
ira Soma. % 6un bieJper til at
paste bam.
-9oetoro 8biIofopbp.
9Iiels &enrifien Gcbel, iom i 6or-
aaret 1907 tog 4igmgsefsamen
ira 9ana Colleges 5orretningsai.
oeling, % iom ira Gfteraaret 1907
til 6oraaret 1910 par 99rer ior
0enne 9%foelng, to5 6reOa9 / iiOite
llae (26. 0t1D 9oftorgraoen i 81
loiofi oeO Statsuniperiitetet i ltr-
6ana, Sa., oper 5be Gbeiis: S5e
9eto Goiper Of Ibe Gouernor Of
Saiuoi5. 5 MeIIentiOen BAR Ban
itlloeret peo N~e6rdIfa l~lni0eriitet,
bpor ban ! 1913 opnaaeoe u. 3.
Graoen % i 1914 q. 10. @raoen.
Sort bIeu ban tiIfenot ct o5bcoIar.
76ip" (ca. $3.50 % iioen et o5eI.
lopf5ip" (S4O0), boao Ser bar Op.
ret bam en- 600 9ielp til at boIOe
no, inOtil 6an naaeoe BET bsie 9taaI.
- 9i snifer oenne Dor llge Ben
6ierteIig til SDffel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31

Roro Dofota areoies nngooms.
forbnno afboIoer, oil @ao. aars.
ms0e / Srinitotis 0enigbeo / "a.
gene ira al. Sui.
goit. 6. $. Senien, &acine, @is.,
er inOblot % bar Iopet at p9re til
5teOe PED Bette Msoe o. pil oesfor.
uoen 6oIoe en- Gpffe Neoer / areo.
ien iom islger:
3ions Menig6eo 5. 20. SUM.
9etblebems Menigbeo % 9et6a.
ME @eniabco 80. Slmi. (NlsOe I
9~et5le5ems @enig6eo al. 1890
4. NJ, o. / 9et6anie @enia6eO 81.
$50 ,. m.).
Srinitatis @enig6eO al. Sui.
6Iarton @enigbeo 8. Sui.
0oneuiIIe o. gonIriOae 7. til 8.
.SiiIi.
3nne @aIleo @enig6eo II Sui.
St0nep % 9rorion Weniabeo
II. SuIi.
Sen0 Dit Gus % sin SonObeS,
at Sc moa Ieoia9e mig, at Sc man
IRE mig til sit beIIige 9ierg o.
til Sine 9oIiger. Gs. 43, 3.
9oo os beoe sen Bon Tor os ieio
o. for boeranorel
g. n. anoeren. Gorm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31
Wisiiunsmpbe

Bill @u0, afboloes Ntisiionsms.
De / 9etbania Nenigbeo peo Slim.
balIton, Soma, / 9aaene ira q
4. Suni. genner inobp6es paa oct
fprIigite til at fomme % oeIe8uos
Riges 8o0er meo os I De ngunte
Gage.
9aa Renigbeoens @egne.
s. 9. SEMEN, Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31
6piifpleitrpnet / Gn 0prn.

Pna port iioit aTbolote @eni9.
beosmsoe bleo set al Menig6e0er
beillttet at nfboI6e SsiifoIeitGonet
ben moo Giteranret, ii6it / arsuit
elIer isrit / September. M~enigbe0er
par al forifeIliee @cunoe imoo al
af6oI0e StGonet Iige eiter aars.
msOet. 9efen0tasrelie bill bIioe ino.
ruffet | 9taoene / goo 9i0, % b
9lGoer os til at faa taIrigt 9eIsl
al eamle GIf Sorn @enner.
9aa Renigbeoens gegne.
6. 6. 9Iot6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31
linaooniSmp0e.

AIbert oea s. I. Menigbeos ling.
oo~msforening in6bpoer til llngooms.
msoe ira I. til 4. SUM. MsSet
be9pnOer 6ors0ao Niten. 8i pen.
ter, mar9e oil fomme. SnSneIo
eoer til uroerte9neoe in0en %.
Moi.
Roa llngoomsforeningens 8eg.
ne. +. Beterfen gaIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31
Niisiionsmpoe
Oct tpbenbe garsmsbe

Oct tDbenbe garsmsbe
for
Den foreneoe 6anffe epIutb. airfe iamerifa-
afboloes, ON @uo oiL, 5arIan, Soma, ira IA. til IS.
SUM D. Var, begge Doge iberegneoe.
Wfsoet nabres mo Ssimesegu6stienefe 81. 1890 Onsoaa 1ormio.
observation-disclosures:
/. De a~lninoelge = MnIeontra al Ssn6beretniraerne ira
Samfunoets enbebsnanb, l16Ddlg og aomteer.
H.. 8aIe al embeosnnno.
LII. SRrlige Sager: Drsfefe Of bore gQisfoner og 5orIIag pea-
rsrenoe Snoianermisfionen, Qatber COLLEGE oa penfons.
tasien.
w. Gnorogen6er fra Weniebe6er. Der sner OptaaeIie BEN
foreneoe oanfe airfe og 4~nnoiooter, Der begqrer Ordination
paa f~onnen6e aarsms6e SarIan, 5opo, maa tiIenSes
unoertegne6e fneft 1. SUM D. 81.
Tanfefprog: Der er EN- uofrnt 9aano paa Serrens 3rone"
e. gaofeb. II, 16)
So. Gbriftianfen Sormanb a.s.RieIfen, e5efretar.
Snnanies oanfe e .Iutb. Neniabeo SarIan, Sopo, fen.
Der berneo en- bierteIg SnobpoeHe til prqftr, DeIeaater o. aMs,
ion oil gGfte os unoer ben foreneoe Rifes 20. garsmsoe.
Gr Scott betaIes $3.50.
NeIo eoers Sonrne inoen ben 1. Suni til ssnSIoqerinasto-
mteens Jornnan6, Ur. s. %. Sanien, SarIan, ga. eIer TIL Wee.
n~igbeoens prait, Paitor Snmes 6. Teterfen. Ga bporfor lite feroe
en- Snonneloele nneo bet fanme? @sr bette, bben Der fan, oct pl
IeHe os Mrbeiod.
.Wn6ses" oil bIipe tIfenbt paa GorTonaenoe.
Tntdproe: v&erren ftI gpe fit Soft Rraft." saIme %, II.
Eaa g~Rengbebens gesne. SamesG. peterfen, praft.
s. 8. RorgoorO, GOruan0. Sas. g OIfen setretar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31

Ere minore, forboIoSuis rpe til.
itelige Sfrifter. iant ct it6rre ones.
fenot Bert - ale | goo Stan6.
1. SOAR til TbeoIogen Ga
pr9teIRreren ra 2ee.
monoen. vi 5oritan6er g.
6. Dopioien. 30 Sioer -. 10
2. gibeIfritiffen. III propit
5r. 3eutben. 81 Sioer -. 20
3. @aienb Ii sp r enc.
poIb ewaIb og ben pietiftiIfe
geoGseIie | a~sbenbaon | bet is.
anrhinoreoe. III s. @roperlen
80 tore Sioer .......... 40
a. $eoenffe San6be6sip.
gere. VT 3. B. 1arrar. ~
uogape pao eoot popir o.
mutt iioitpret. 1926 Siber 1.06
1iliammen 472 Si1er til en- fom.
let goelaoepris al $50.
Nu Inn 500 fit tiIiemAt.
Dan. 0utt. pubI. 6oufG
0Catr, 8ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31
,Oaniferen"
onsOos ben 81. 0tai 1916.
Blair, 9ebr.

- MisIion9r gtielien Og QlItru
ia Ofla6oma er Der paa 9eie9 /
0enne Eio. 5 Ssloa9s prroifeOe
ban til Seiulesie Der i airfe1. On
gFtermi00aaen oar Der inobaot til
u 6riltitsms0e 6os Due anoer-
lens, 6oor en- itor Slot Menaeifer
par iamlet; Der %iortalte Qtislto-
nar % Mrs. geielieit ON 0eres Op-
leoelier o. arbeioe blanOt Snoia-
nerne. atter ON aitenen talte Ba-
tor g2ielien / 3irfen. San i~ortalte
igrit ON, 6uor mistroiife Sn0ianer-
ne oar / 6sritningen. Ge BAR alt
for ofte 6leoet %ifltiiet al ben epiOe
Rano, iaa Be piloe preoe en9per
M boio MonO, ier Be IfpnfeOe
barn Oeres 9iaio. Sna f@ortatte BAN
gm boorle0es Sc tiGbragte SsnOd-
gen oerneoe, % enOelig ON Moo
gang og 5arer, Sc baDoe DRret no
idtte for - set 6ele taget ct 9o0t
Orb til at gioe 5oritaaeLie a 0eis-
Fo~nsarbei0et 0erneoe. Sprlig ifal
Incomes, at ban fremboIOt R60oen-
0iqbeoen al at uooi0e Dor Sfole-
gerning oerneOe; huis ri life fan
feie ct gf9erbrugs0epartement til
Dor Sfote, fommer Regerin9en til
1t itarte en- Igerbrligsifole Tor Sn-
aianerne.
$ SsnOags oar Ser iplles
@ilSstieneite / Sin Sail til QtitOe
ON oe faI0ne Soloater % ON Uni
auens 8eoarelie, bbor TrGiten oeo
Ronqregutfonolfirfen prG0ifeoe iGr.
iig no ira 8altIi Orb: Seq BAR
ftriot 0en goOe Crib Oct er en-
zlminoelig eff Der I 9anoet at
boIoe faaoan oWtemorinI Seroice"
Senongen foruo for 8raoimpf.
ninasougen Sen 80. Mai.
See Mrs. Hinchman for
your Photos.
0enne Dag feire0es / 8aar
paa en- ifsn Maaoe = ON 5ormiO-
6ngen meo 8alfarter til &irfegaar.
ben for at fmpffe @raoe og eIlers
boor man bapoe 2pit til at gaa.
ON Gftermio6agen boI6tes ser en-
RntionaIfeit I Gitp Sail, arrangeret
at Be eanle @eteraner ira gorger-
frieen. 81. a. Gang "a Smaupiger
cg 9renge paa en- 10 a y aar
Rationaliange, en- 9rgling opI9ite
Brpfioent 2incolns Gettysburg -Sa-
le. oe ct Wan0sfor foreoroa en-
Gang. 0giaa en- SoIoIung fif Ri.
Gg inn bolot Giitriftsoommer gIteI-
Ie ira Omaha en- patriotif Gale.
Gefo 8eteran funoe Ban iortpae
9ref ira SoGoaterIipet, ira grp-
fioent 9incofns 2ip og / set 6ele ia.
get ngiten male iom me0 leoenOe
Torper. San n9unte 81. a., boorle-
DEG ban | 9laOene bap0e let at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31
Gienbom til Sale.

poa @runo of MIoeroomsipae.
beo snifer un6ertegneSe at i9lee
fin @ienbom peo Warcrs, Soma,
gooe 9psninser. 6k acres goot
ner pe6 oanif futb. airfe
os Wenigbe6, npr til en- Imuf gp,
goo Sfole og Creamery. SaIp6e-
len Of asbefummen fan bIipe Itaa.
enoe | Gien6ommen.
g. Jperfen, Warcus, Soipa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-31

dt1leilen pna Stoleit ooerltdaet, o1
De to iioite Oage bapOe pi Slut.
9orsOag aften taIte Ya-
itor 9arlien ira G!ainpieip / So
lens Sol eiter Sn0bp0elie ira oSbe
4siociation@. 8aitor Carl
len bOl0t en- goo % inipirerenoe
Gale no ira Gnmet: s@ort4 ge0
9eoiier ira Sfriiten % 9ipet / Il.
minoeIig6eo foriegte ban at pie os
9lr6eioets &eIiignelie. % boorleOes
pi 9ennem 2Ir6ei0et flnOe iinoe 9pt.
fe % @lUoe. Zen ierite 9etingeIie
for, at 4rbei0et flnoe pffe5 par
at 6aoe aurligbeo til oen @erning
iom Quo baoOe aipet Sen enfelte i
9ioet. Otter Ms0et iomle0es ri /
Spiieialen ion par ieitlig impffet,
% 400 nogIe 6oririffninger. De-
forationen % Oe lefre Sager glenn.
mes 10, ieIp ON BET glG0e0e / 2ie.
.bIiffet; men UNDER Spisntngen bIeo
Ser bolot Here forifelige Smanta.
FER, ioln oil min0es lGnge. 9lanot
Solerne par ser Meolemmer al
SfoIeOireftioner, 5afiiltatet % DC
iorIfellige aiOelinger al Sfolen. d
ifete IaIer bno0e et mtntert An.
ltr61; men @rnnotonen aennenl
Dem ale i%ortdlte ON goo 6oritaneI.
ie % @armoni inoen for SfoIens
arbeioe, % Stren9en, JON itaOig
bleo iIaaet paa par: Sam aIeue.
Dor Serre 90 Meiter, tiifommer
9grenl"
6re0ng BAR Iaa ben iioite Dag.
.4aere0e tioligt on Morgenen 9sr.
tes en- 9Ianoins al 9ammerilag %
9asiiar ira Be forifeaige 8preIier.
Oct oar SatOenterne, iom paffeOe
Sa9erne iantmen % nogIe Tor iiOite
Gang .Aeoe i sen itore Sal par ser
o9iaa S~rapIbeO, oa Ben ifuloe pm.
tes til 9gre for @raollenterne Gen.
mem 9agen anfom Der en- Gel trent
meoe, iom tom Tor at ooer0pre 5e.
item ON aitenert. geiret bar goOt,
og ser iaas Iuton1obiIer ira Sopa
os Here Steoer ! 9ebraifa.
GnOeIie opranot set bsitiOeIige
giebIif, @raOuationTeiten Otter at
ale boo0e tnget 4Iaos marhereoe
8%rdOuenterne inc | Snlen eiter Mll.
iiffens Iaft og tog Blaos paa De
soerite SPoer. Ter oar 10 Sra.
ouerter / alt, s ira Seminoriet, 7
IRA Gfa0emiet, 2 ira oRormal De.
partnent" os 3 ira Bro. Seminariet
Soften bfeo adbnet meO SfriitlPs.
ming % 9sn al 8roi. 9nurien, o.
0erpon bleo fsIgenoe grogrom no.
fsrt:
1. Snoocation. 2. Snteroention
for Siimnnitp, Gale al Giner Go.
mer. 3. oOnparo TO toe 9ri3e",
|Song at 5dnrp grosbn = oe0
~Dtale 2uartette". 4. 9ibelen |
1lng0ommens Saano, Gale al $. e.
anoerfen. ). 6antoiia G(n6ante con
moto, aaegro 0ioace) al 7. Wen.
0elsiobn 9arfboI0D. pes Cora Qe.
terien. 6. Character 9uiloing in
orr public idools, Gale al Marie
,. HeIion. 7. Raar Bligten fal0er,
Gale al 2. 6. SnnIet. s. 10 BE
lung OH tbe Water", SoloIang at
:. Sdu6ert peo 9tgnes 0ielien.
8. gPreientation Of Diplomas" oeo
Reo. 5. G6r. Geoerien 10. ~9ene-
0iction" oeo @roi. oalrien.
Soften forI6b goot. I'll Slut
gratltlereoes Gemitten6erne. og ge.
item at aitenen bleo benpttet paa
be6it muIig Naaoe.
ldi er oet 0er0ag Rorgen, o.
runOt omfring les StliOenterne |
aInnaer meo 5raffen baa armen og
viliit ~caie"en / 5aanOen. Saa ~.
Ser nogle 9o0e % opmintren0e
gemGrfnin9er = oct ii0ite 5aroeI,
og man ruler meo 5oget no / for.
ifeflige 9er0ensbisrner.
oSerren er goo, og bans Mis.
f.,.SLuN ~ .SI I'll. Lc