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The Washington times., 1916-08-14

u u n Z l. {
the day, and the President would give
hjs supdivided attention to the claim,
efsthes conflicting intstssts.e *
Before meeting the men, the PresIdsn,
hstrd from Judge Chambers a run
ryportss Of what deyelobed at he
ssefs y ,EsSd s s$eys .A ssau. Ss;
mediation /, or arbitration. tor. az, the
hoard reported. .sny other. pIan or
method for a peaceful settlement of
tie controversy" 80
In spite Of the apparent absolute deed
lock In the negotiations. there was q
strong belief In the minds OF Adminis-
ttation officials today that the F,resi-
dent would be able. to work out a. solu-
IA of the problem. $40.
Judge Chambers. who came down
N the same train with the two dele
Dations. said, upon reaching wash
ington today:
The President 10 vested with great
Or powers than we: He has sources
Of diEsct appeal which only he. can
ooEfldent that when he talks with the
pseninterested IN. this dispute The, Will
fFngIissSSsouss 4, s gtfia settlement.
AL 'tos the relative merits of the Cum
tentions. OF the parties, Judge Chambers
would not commit himsfif. .iIi - p
Eepresentativss Of the brotKerh oods
declined to discuss the possibility OF the
Ryestdent,s appeal in any way. They
assaerted the blame for the present dead-
lock lies In the determination OF railway
menagers to drag Into the argument
They also declared the railroads were
.lngtnerent' in their attitude and not
inclined to meet the employees hslf way.
Representatives Of the RAILWAYS were
souauy ~noncommfttal over the pros
pest Of peace, They declared they had
offered to mediate or arbItrate Without
\. 3. Garretson. head of the conduc-
@ sst sSs mean. for hi snHloy Ss
DositiQh" hs said. What could hap
gay until after seeing the President.
Ne are free to do So" n.y.,
ihsr+ Managers Pessimistic. :.
" A man close to Elisha Lee. chairman
Of the railroad managers, spoke pessi-
nhistically Of the outlook. despite the
Presidents Intervention.
We are asked to call at the White
House. and that. you know. Is equivai-
ent to an order" he said. I'VE have
no reason now to change our attitude.
The men have refused to do anything,
and the failure to get together Is q re-
suit OF this refusual.,,' ~. $3.50
Are you all ready for a striker he
vas asked. -;
We are ready he answered. ."but
no two railroad managers agree as to
whet course to pursue. Some Of US
fGyor putting white lead on the engines
and storing them away. 1t Is Q ques-
ton whether we are sufficiently ready
to prevent paralysis Of business"
Asked directly II the situation appear
cd pessimistic, the speaker replied.
We'll. the men, are talking strike
pretty strongly today"
The speaker said the managers are
willing to submit to outside adjudi-
s sfsT Pe,Sassnt n Gould sp Ssr
anything to avert trouble. 49,. ~.
R.. T. Frazier. representing many
Of the railroad employees not organ
Used, was at the White House before
9 O'Clock He wanted to see the .Presi-
conflicting parties to present. petit
lions bearing. thousa nds Of names and
urging arbitration. He said the mon
he, represents constitute 80 per cent
OF the railroad employees of the coun-
try. -. 80.
The Washington times., 1916-08-14
SAYS ROADS COULD
RUN DESPITE STRIKE

CHICAGO. Aug. ra.-somep Western
railroads are 80 well prepared for .
strike that they have applications from
q sufficient number of skilled Operatives
to operate trains In event. Of a. walk-odt
Of the four big brotherhoods, w. b.
Storey. bead Of the operating depart
The Washington times., 1916-08-14
Texas, Seventh Richest.

Texas, which in 1850 stood twelfth
In. rink. Is now the seventh State In
the American Union In point Of wealth.
population, and its railroads are OF
higher value than those Of shy. other
State. - 81 :,
The Washington times., 1916-08-14
Daddy Was a Corpse

LONDON. Aug. N-'Whst is youl
fatherf" an applicant for exemption
s1a eolS.. d "s. II. S:; us. s:s sd:s
The Washington times., 1916-08-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Forecast for District Of Columhka,
!aryland.. and VirRinia-Fair and con.
1pued cool TODAY and tomorrow: dimin-
ishing northwest winds.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29

fitnOe on 5apoe 6ruftet oct belle. a
Get oar ben Seon, BAN Hsieoes
meO,
eiter buao Sagnet os melOer.
On OonRemonOs Sierte iIaar bob.
belt irit.
mar arenuifen iIi9t iortGler.
Zen oanife aon9e erfor BIN 9nao.
SoIoaten ban flufs loo faloe,
% aIuO til 0tooe meO fonaeIia
@lmit.
ban taIeoe bsit for Dem ollie.
Dit Sierte. min Ssn, er aoelig
fsOt;
til at nOIes BET life trpnger.
aun ior at binoe Dig mere iait
@ulotGoen ON Dig leg bpn9er.
til e~rinorin1, at ms DIN Su
ior @ieOpnf % SsimOO too aaben.
on bare berefter aoeIist SfioIo
meo en- baloinlo 6Iaife til gaa.
benz"
Saa Igoer saenet. 5 5Ieusbor9
9p
.SolOatens affom mon UGre
% 6oIoer ben iimpIe. troiaite5oeno
oeres Stamfooer. 5sit I 9ere.
SnOienot al Sufin Senien.
Gilbert Sea, l1inn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29

os mango 5oIoater Oor Ieoenoe be.
grapeOe / 0eres SOrOboIieer. 5
oenne usieliae 6orfatring fom
6ranIfmpnoene iom pore 8eonings.
mGnO % tog os til 5nnge. Mange
par Ri fife, tbi 10 Gage i 5or-
oeien 5aooe Negimentet tabt 1900
NIano % mango par ial0ne | MeI.
IemtiOen men oeito mere paa-
ifsuneoe oi % taffeOe Ono Tor
por 5reIie.
,. Suleoag par alle ri onnifta.
fenoe Roroites0igere ber paa Dc.
potet iamle0e % boIOt iammen
meO 8rpiten % pore frantic Sore.
iatte en- ri9tie goO % iornsieli9
Sltlefeit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
DC falons SsnOerjpOer.
SOIoaternoifriOninssn Oerneoe.

BALLET poa oonife Ssnoeripoer.
Der er ialone i ari9en, opgeres /
~Jlatt. til 2166. % Der in0lsber
oasIie Hpe SeroebuOifa6er.
5 Jtoroborg Sogn, Der tpler /
alt 23l0 Menneiter, er Der mo.
fal0t 300 uil8e % plOe 0ieno.
Bette itemmmer meo, 50ao ct moro
ilesOigif 9lao opgioer. at BALLET
al inOfaIOte SsnoeriDoer er n
5000.
8en bele oanife Gropp tDrfe /
Slaset oeO Siteo par $1,000 g1auo.
ut M Sub % Stlb inOtiI De 40
aar bar taget meO, Diier allere0e
BET, at Ell Rnno meO @unmibei
er uOifreuet. Gu fam Der lpies /
iIesoisite aoiier en- Iotits JON BEN.
ne: Better 9nnien, Der ! 5oriom.
meren bleD laaret / oct enc Ben,
Joni iioen maatte dmputeres. er
biemme .ypoa DrIou". Boa OrIop,
oct oil iige, ban ifnl meo igeu.
Qian fan taufe iig, at Den tpife
aegering foretrgffer inOenior Den
aloersgrenie, iom 2open ioreifri.
Der, at faIoe Rnn0 al Suie no.
iremior Dos Ri8soagen at isge I'll.
lnoelie til at uoitrioe 6olf oper De
10. Oct piloe ! 5DiflnnO ielo opffe
5OrfGroelie % i0Rffe 1illioen I'll
en- enOeli8 Seir. o. oct oil0e opre
en- Srilmi Tor 51iflauos 5ien6er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
Solgt i'm @aaro
fOr at liGlpe NOrOfIesOiserne.
Oct bSr rites meO Sinner.

Zen teaOte samIe Ssirepolitifer
% mangeaarige 9anosfingsmano,
SnseHisr gilIars 2aun BAR iolgt
jim e%iea0onL. oeu samle 9o0eo.
gaar gaggers0olo" / Rar9eOen al
SolbRf.
5 A%nleonin9 al bette SoIg bar
Otto Smitb / n9olb9tpoiten~ fire.
oct en- artiteI ON be iprlige On.
itGnoigbeOer, Der fnDtter iig til
Salget.
5 1881 agteoe gillars Gum
AHna Gat5rine Senriette Sung.
green, en- Datter of Den ilespigife
@ntriot Sens geter SAng9reen.
Stiiteren al 5orenineeu til oct
Oanife Sprogs geoorelIe | SIes.
Dig og titfige tenot for fine glinl.
renOe Os uormtielte artitIer / ~6re.
ia" og gGannepirfe".
Ogian 8illors 2unn bnpoe fin
tore agrligbeo til Ssn0eripIlnno,
% bet bleu oenne, Der I ina mango
Anr fom til at optnge Iaa itor en-
Del al bans Tanfer % lib. San
febte Ell @onr0 oeropre for at be.
bare ben poa oanife 4ai0er, %
mango par bans Reiier oerOUer Tor
at title oft, ielD ON bans Tio bar
NOT iaa foitbdr oe optnget.
SigeIeOes Itstteoe ban paa iaa
mango andre Noa6er Den belle Gag,
og bet blep oa ogian ben, Der blep
@runoen til aggerspoIos Gag
9bi BET bar nleo Sore, @oos
eier Gum og bans SuitrH opJao
ben @anrS. De eIffeoe. Wen Briie1
par for tor til, at SoIget funoe al
flaas. Ger bar bsiere Snteresief
END oeres egne, Der ffuloe uareta'
|ges. Oct par SpsrgsmnaIet ON at
|bieIpe Roroifespigerne I eronH
beiere @r1o, Der bleD bet dfgeren.
De o. be Tlog til.
On iaaoan OpofreIie o. llegeii-
mite er fiaIben | Dor Tiol g'an
lnier en- Dag / fin Mpis, at Mggsrs.
poIo er ioIgt; men bDno Der lig1eS
bag, amer flfn fan. Og BOG er bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29

Better ar9mer ira Otter 9inoet,
Wntbios 9anien Og Soban 9ino-
berg ira R6ooing, Sens SfioIooger
@aar0e ira 6elleifop / 8oftlnno,
Rsbmano 9eiels Sanien ira 9eo-
toft, Sans Simon Sepien ira Sal
iteo / a1erifoD. @einert Ssrenien
ira 2iter6o / 8aler, 9oren5 Toft
ira gmmerleD, Sans Sergenien ira
SO6e0e / 9tGrre 2sgum, 2oren5
0orenien ira 9remsbeI ubierg,
9oren3 0oren5en ira Selling ! so.
itrlt9, anoreas ScbmtOt ira Spn-
ua0 / Burial. 6rit5 6nmnnn ira
SinaleD, 0hif MslIer ira aaben.
ran, Better 9oft ira 2sit airfebD,
Sans 6anien ira Soitrapifon |
Gnite6, Claus Risien ira Tumbsl
/ 6eIiteo, asmus Spnae ira Rin-
fences, Di0rif @b~riitinnien ira Sol
6GI. Otto ernit o. Better 5nnien
ira Sgnoerborg. Sans Sanien ira
0Dp6bsl. Better 9tisien ira Stenoe.
rup / geo6st. @6r. 9ercbe ira Bro
ager, Sohan 6auien ira @gerniuno,
@Ouar0 8ius ira @ltoerup / egen,
Claus SeIleis ira 9umoen / 6a.
genbierg. Sans geielien fra Roro.
borg, 6erman Stroll ira auguiten.
boff I 3oroborg 9m0iO9n. CIR.
Sngermann ira Soiti / Boz, 9arl
Se00ers ira 9nroerup / 0Derie o.
gSifolai 9ilhert ira Sarpluno Niarf.
famine Steo; Sen iiOite troos ct
tuiftalenoe 91aon. al goo oanif 5a-
nrilie. I'll De os0e fommer 9arl
Scbmiot ira ct at Oe ire Stenoe.
RIP I Saoersle0 9lmt % Serge.
mono Sans anoreien, Der orntneoe
inmmen meo lem 2anoitormsmpnO.
ga ban I forrpgenoe Storm iflloe
Iptte Dem ooer gnr6iun0.
geaar BET IamleOe initial fun til.
ger meo 30. er set, ioroi 5es Riel.
len ira 6etiteo gtart, iom troeoes
orpbt oen y. SUM, maa trqffes
ira, foroi BET nh oplpies, at ban er
1 iranif 5~angeuifab. 1allet paa
q or0Iespigere. TOM it1Ioer ben ito
re Rriq oeres Do, er berefter 222f.
@~iomnoerlig 3eoniHg. ri ct
greu ira en- oanif Ssnoerip0e /
frunff arigsfangenIfab til bans
Iorplore. meooeIer Solo. apis":
st @uos timber er oct, at ieg
er iluppen leoenoe, uitnOt % inno
|aennem oct 6ele. s De iioite ~
Gage, inoen ieg bGeo tnset til Jan.
ge, bleo oi bombnr0eret npiten
~uaf6ruot Gag o. 3nt meO bauoe
imaa % tore annoner, Ina SfDt.
teardOene BAR BELT iammenIfuote,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29

roget. ser bsr rites meO gfnnar
Tor fonmeuoe Slggter oe fsles meo
acknowledged al belle oct oaHife
i5olf. % enbper bsr ipnfe i'm aaar.
De for Den gamle @ooseier % 5ans
5rue, Der iorlaoer ben Plet. De bar
far. me- meo gliffet moo ct 5sia.
re InienOe Ntaal.
Sea fen0er DEM life, men ieg
bsier mia Tor Dem ! 9~Grbeoi8bgo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
GunreriDnamc
Niltet line tire GISite Sgnner.

Niltet line ire Gloite Senner.
Hpgmeiter Nielien / Silferltp bar /
6elge .1annepirfe~ iriitet ben tul.
&c Sfebne at mite line ire Rloite
Eenner / arigen. Ie laa ale TIRE
moe JON aftfpe SolOuter, oa Sri.
gen uo6rgo. De TO Gloite 6aDoe
nemlig fanet llointteIie ior At funne
beige tefniife SfoIer.
Gen qI6ite par Mnifiningenisr %
26 War gammeI. san a~ftiente i'm
Rqrnepligt ON 9oro paa gyeiirn-
sera Daeo bette Sfib fanOt ban
Dozen, 5a BET gift UNDER peo Salt
I0n0seerne.
Zen npitaloite 9rooer Inu JONI
SoIoot / 16orn. San iaIot Den 20.
eeptbr. 1915 / 8uslanO.
Gen treoie bar oGret ia0net iioen
ben 8. September 1914. 6erit ie.
mere bar 5or9Iorene gennem Rgoe
Rors faaet giterretning ON at ban
er 0e0 / franif 5nngenitab. 5 al
Den 9io bar man life 5ert noget
fEo BAN ielD.
9su er Der fim cen Ssn tilbo9e.
6an er IS aar 81. % taget til Sol.
bot.
Snif sieneiteibcr paa ben fOrferte
SiOe. goeIsmano Ris anoerlen
g. geoits6 Rorf, par / 81. pRibe
Gtiftst@ iorIeoen / 6pro meO at
renIe @refter / r9lnabpgaaro"s
Moie, Jon ligger minoit 100 alen
Roro for @rpnien. Saa fom Der
phroielig en- toit SoI0ot ooer til
ban oa forlangte 8as. IA Ris
anoerien al gooe @run0e life fuu'
De efterfomme oenne 0pfororing,
trueoe Soloateu BAN meO at fsre
BAN III 6lensborg. 4noerien gioroe
BAN M opmprfIom paa, at ban
oar pno 6anif @runo, og at Sol
0oten intet bdD0e at Ifaffe Der.
CmiiOer inoian Epiteren i'm Sell
togeIie % fortrat iaa ifDnoiomlt
Ouer pan fit eget OmranOe.
De falOne ROroilespisere. Ser.
Gabl." at s. 6ebr. meOoeIer: 81
ben iioite Reooelelie on BET ianl'
IeOe antnl osoe, Bar Der funnel
apteanes 36 RorOiIesoi9ere, fonl
enten er falone efIer 0eoe / 5elten
al 5pgoom. De iioites 9aI er M
pe6 8interti6 ret tort, oenne 8ang
s. De 0soe er: Better RntbieIen
Rors ira DrenoaO, Serman Steni
Aerup fra goiens / Sreernp 5ogn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
SHinnnlen.
StoIefasfen:

Scr toitteret, e abl. Nr. u .............
Oiafis, gainn, Sans 9aren, 9eter 9arien, So9n Gan.
lem 6. u. earien. 6. y. Sobnieu, s.. ). 3anien. G
S. ericfftn, 6re6 Sauien, 5ans 5atobieu. 6rco
S~ranobera. 4eier Sanien 30. 81; SngDuIo erioien,
". !. 5imonien, Sans @eterien, Sans S6rgelien, u.
6. 9anien 20. 5Oc ..........as...
aeIIon, @iinu, Bait. 3. 6. golIien SO; n. y. 0iel.
len, Sans Senen, S8r9en 9aHien, Seren smith 30.
81; g. d. Sunien. G6ris 9oeIen, Girls Sanie1, Re.
ter 5mitb, Carl Smitb, D0.aeeO, 5sren Semen 20.
81 =. ................
Ruifin. Rebr, Riels 6. Sautpee, @ait 6. 5enien. Nm.
ron @olObecf. Dinrius (3oI0becf, ,Sobm 99eih, Otto
SenIen. 6. 9lnosBaarO bp. So; Iboripal0 Ssr9enien.
5h. z. aaloabI, So5n ~9noerien, 4nton gh~rIitenie1
anton 6@5euien, Disqualification. rs Feterien, eoer
Eeterien. Uintbias Brandt, 8. 7. Sanien, Vorins
Stpanien, 9brisgdrlen, Alfreo 9nnien, Gbris 9~etereL
So6annes aieIien. bo. 50; q. $. 9eterien. @il5er
@eteren ho. So Senrg n. 3mien 81; u. 6. ebri.
iteHien $3.50. =. =. :. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GoaIrtoae, gtont, emans gaa5s sOi. ........
W9aple @roue, Srine, z. Iaf., 9iels Beef 81: 95ri5
gnlIfen. glnrtin geterien. ID. 9olritien, earl Dic.
ferIen, 4iels :. Baulien, ). 6. Snnien, anorep Qiel.
len, z. 1. Ssrenien, $. u. onnien. AH0reD emll.
len glartin Serenien, eaarenee garlien b.
DULUTH, D1inn, Il. gufas gagb. Caroline 9iellen 50:
Sans 9nnoins, 5. y. Semen 9o. 81; 6 Meit, {. IS.
renien, ). q. Smitb bD. ST ;. ..............
Superior, Nis., eSnInanuel Digb. Ydlt a.. .. oeboim,
Sans aoffoeO, 81. Z. AnOeren, Chris Riellen bp. So;
Ieter Serenien, 9bris Ssrenien 30. 50; 6. q. ,Sobn.
fen $3.50. Better gQaoien, 6. u. Golt M. 8iliam.
ZEN, Snltus Senien, Better 6anien. Anton Senien.
Ole So9nien 30. 81; 1eren Saaritien 5Oc ......
Sro, Qebr. 9etbana DP1b. q. y. Semen, 5. DR. 5ranb.
ZEN. Sens oanieu, Better 9arfen 30. 81; 4ait. SIR.
Ssrenien 81; emilia Sobuion, 1larie 5o9nien, "a.
cobiHe Sobnien. Selen 4eteriei, @britine 2arfen,
agnes 6ran6ien TO. Doc .. s. ...........
germIllion, z. Daf, 65rfninn 9anien ........
9rorion, Qaonf, 9iiels gentien, u. s. an0erIei, Better
Senoriefien. Better 9eitieu, 5ames 9enoricfIen, 5ans
Relien 30. 81; y. g.. Oien, Sens $. Feterien. gas.
mus Rielien, gSHl. Sarien, Olnf Rasmusien, g5ris
2arien. Girls 9insmisien. Girls 6briiienien, Carl
Serenen, 6enrp 8enOricfien, @erbarO geribeIien,
Tom Gbritenien, Ries DDuiien,r Chr SEMEN, Rartin
So9Het, Cars anoeren, DO. 81; Sobn 6. So5nien 50
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
WARNS ARMER TO TEST
SEED CORN.
Assistant Secretary Vrooman
Declares This to be Necess-
airy Precaution This Year.
WASHINGTON, d. c.,

WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
Mar. %. 1916.
Farmers who take the advice
Of Carl Vrooman, the Assistant
Secretary of the United States
Department of Agriculture, will
test every ear Of corn this year
before they plant it. The seed
corn sitution, Mr.. VrOoman says,
is probably more serious now
than it has been for years. On
account Of the late, cold season
and the heavy frosts in the early
part of last October, very little
corn, especially in the northern
half of the corn belt, rpened
naturally and at the time of the
first hard frosts much Of it still
contained a large amount Of
moisture.
Testing seed corn is always
a wise preeaution," said Mr..
VrOoman, "but this year il is a
necessary one Every farmer
should test his seed this spring
by the individual ear test. No
matter how much confidence you
have in the man You buy seed
from, make a test and know for
yourself that the seed is good.
If the seed IS not good, You can
get some other that is.
"a number Of seed men who
have well constructed seed
houses report that they find the
early picked seed tests very
satisfactorily, but the seed pick
ed later, even if properly dried,
Is very unsatisfactory. One test
in Northeastern Nebraska showed
80 per cent Of the early field
picked seed TO be good while
only 6s per cent Of the crib
selected seed terminated. In
many sections of Northern Iowa
and Illinois the percentage of
good seed is much lower, even
when the seed was picked before
frost and properly dried, while
seed picked from the wagon at
husking time, or from the crib
is practically worthless as seed.
One reason for this is that many
farmers in this section are raj
sing corn Of a very large variety
which requires a full growing
season, and this corn did not
ripen before the early frosts."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
9iitriftsmsoe.

9ihriftsmsoe.
TQiob. Ddtrift al 81. areos af6olOe Ds6e saIenis .. co.
hnb. y9enigbeO, DC Brides. ben !. % 2. april
5slgen0e Gunner oil blpe ~forbanolg:
y uIRon De er iaa, ion 6lioer frelHs". Gut. 10, %
q Sebr. IL, ia.
Pdt w u. auoreafen, Reennb. bar lopet at 6eItaae Nt.
Oct. @. g. RieIfen, areoiens sefr.
salems 1aenigbeo iuobpoer Oenieft til at oeItoae open,
napnfe ufsoe. - @after beoes inoneIoe fla til Sons 5sraengen.
ut. 4, Stanton, 1Rcb, Q. Sd. RieIfen, Mqbs qrait
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
II new Book
Devotional Readings
FROM LUTHER'S WORKS
For Every Day of the Year
BY Rev. yuhn Sander, l.. FL. D..

Cloth, $100; Half Morocco, gilt top, $500.
These selections have been made chiefly from Luthers
m and devotional writings. The aim has been to III
troduce Luther to a larger circle of English readers. 'Luth
er and his work are not known in this country as they
should be. America does not realize what an inheritance
she has received from Luther and the Lutheran Reforma-
ton. The best way to understand Luther is to have Luther
himself speak"
The chief aim of the book, however, has been to give the
reader a better understanding of the Holy Scriptures, to
bring him to Christ, and to furnish him comfort and con
ISOLATION in his Christian faith. Luthers words occasionally
appear vague and enigmatical, but in reading farther his
meaning becomes clear and is found to be forcible and even
beautiful.
The readings are well chosen, the necessary changes wei
made, SO as to make the reading for each day appear as one
continuous whole. and throughout the whole book the sea
sons of the church year have been observed.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
Nomination as Lieutenant Governor

Nomination as Lieutenant Governor
NEBRASKA nom and reared. Eight
years a teacher. Practical farmer.
Senator First district last two ses-
sions Nebraska legislature. Familiar
with the affairs of the state. Per-
sonally fayors dry amendment. Stands
for all things which tend toward the
advancement Of Nebraska and It's
people.
YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED
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