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The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
From Mondays Daily.


Judge Walter Plymat of the NUM-
cipal court returned to Mankato Sat-
urday evening from the Mound Park
sanitarium at st. Paul, where he has
been receiving treatment for nervous
prostration. The judge has been
gone about two and half months
He is now at his home at 113 Carroll
street, and, though greatly improved
he is not yet strong enough to go to
work He is up and around the
house part of each day.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Currier are now
J in Long Beach, Cal A card from
them says: Both of us are well as
/ usual and send regards to our friends
Our address is Al Chestnut avenue
| Long Beach, Cal. They went tc
California about two weeks ago and
expect to spend the winter there.
| Harry Hunter, managing editor of The
Minneapolis Tribune, was in Mankato
over Sunday. He ws accompanied by
Ulm, expecting to return to Minneapolis
/ in day or two.
| S. d. Die of Bruno, Mimi, is VISITING
in the city at the home of N. A. Kendall
| Herbert Baltrusch came up from New
Ulm this morning and drove new Buich
car he sold to party to that city this
afternoon.
| Floyd Douglas of Fort Dodge, Ia
was in the city on business last Sat
urday.
| Miss Laura Paulson, a nurse at the
st. Peter hospital, was in the city shop.
! ping yesterday.
] Miss Marie Foldesi. a trained nurse o.
this city, who has been at Tracy on pro
fessional work, is spending few day:
in Mankato.
Mrs. j. R. Bowen met her son. Lieu
| tenant Leroy Bowen of the Seventeenth
| Field artillery in Minneapolis SaturdaN
night where they spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Bowen of tha
city. Mrs. Bowen returned home TO-DAY
and LeRov to Camp Robinson.
F. A. Wittrock drove to Henderson
Yesterday. He was accompanied HON,
by his wife who has been visiting rela
tives there.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
king MURDER CASE
GOES TO GRAND JURY
S 9gL
Second Step Toward Death
Chair or Freedom
MEANS The DEFENDANT
Charge Made That He Caused
Death of Benefactress:
Story Told I'd
UNITED Press Dispatch ]

from Mondays Daliy.
Concord, NJ c., October 29-The
second step toward the death chair
or freedom for CASTOR Bullock Means
began here today. The Cabarrus
county grand jury will decide-prob-
ably before night-whether a former
trial should" be ordered on evidence
tending to show he murdered rich
Mrs. Maude King, his benefactress
here August 80.
1t was six days to a day after the
globe trotting Chicago woman's mys-
terious death, that her protege and
confidant, Means, faced Indictment
| on the deed. Fourteen of the eighteen
jurors must affirm the indictment. In
that event, date will at once be set
for formal trial in the superior court
here, Judge Cline presiding.
Demand Of the State.
Demand by the state for either a
change of venue to an adjoining coun-
ty of the district, or for venire OF
jurymen from an adjacent county,
was considered probable in event OF
an Indictment. Local sentiment here
where the Means family has resided
for many years, it is felt, cannot al
! together be relied upon.
| 1t was not considered unlikely,
either, that the defense will seek
postponement until the next, or
| January, session of the superior
court should Means be held. This
would throw the case under the Jur1s-
diction of Judge James l.. Webb, who
will "ride" the circuit at the begin
ming of the year
Besides witnesses appearing at the
preliminary hearing here September
"a to 25, Mrs. Mary c. Melvin, sister
of Mrs. King, will be summoned TO
the stand by the state.
| Doubtful About Jury.
1t was thought doubtful as cotrt,
opened this morning that a panel can
be obtained from Cabarrus county
folks. Most everybody has decided
| opinions one way or another, the
case having been the sweetmeat of
village discussion for weeks. sum
moning of from seventy-fv to 100
veniremen from Iredell or rowan
counties was therefore believed likely.
] With mere plea of mot guilty IN,
Means defense was the big inquiry.
Since the first hearing his lawyers
have worked ceaselessly, both here
and in New York, building up. point
by point, a case which they believe
will show CASTOR Means had no mo-
tive in killing and could not have
killed, Mrs King Embellishing it all,
they are believed to have woven such
a tangle of techncalities as to retard
or utterly unvalidate the charge. They
are expected to dig deep into Means
earlier life, particularly during the
period of his intimacy with Mrs King
in an effort to forestall and cripple
similar disclosures" by the state,
prepared, it is believed, with much
care.
i Sunday n
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
ARRESTED AT BLUE EARTH

Blue Earth, Mimi, October 29.-W.
E. Cross, president of the First Ma
tional bank here, Saturday night
caused the arrest of Fred Koch of
this city, for alleged seditious utter
ances, and also for speaking against
the second Liberty loan.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
Kiez Heads Fleet Corporation
TUnited Press Dispatch. ]

United Press Dispatch.I
Washington, October 29.-Charles
A. Kiez of Chicago was today chosen
vice chairman of the Emergency Fleet
corporation of the shipping board. He
will assist Admiral Capps, general
manager of the fleet corporation, in
handling business propositions, while
the admiral devotes his time mainly
to construction work.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
YOUNG LADIES ON HIKE

Walk Eleven Miles in Four Hours
On Wager; Refused Rides.
Miss Grace Jones of the Northern
States Power company and Miss Luella
Lane of Fowler & Pay went on a
little hike of eleven miles from
Mankato to the home of the latter's
sister near Smiths Mill The girls
accomplished the feat in four hours
refusing to ride, as it was wager.
They returned in the evening by
auto.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
ALLEGED DIAMOND THIEVES
Slick Couple Were Arrested At Wi
mona On Saturday Night.

John Unten, twenty-five years old,
and Mrs. M. Berry, thirty-three,
claiming to be from Chicago, were ar
rested at Winona Saturday evening
on suspicion that they were diamond
thieves. They were arrested Saturday
evening by the police while in the act
of leaving the city with property said
to belong to a local jeweler. The ar
rest was sensational and was due to
the vigilance of the jeweler and the
police The woman made two unsuc-
cessful attempts to relieve herself Of
diamonds, and was taken into Gus
tody after she had actually thrown
them away.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
PROFIT on EGGS AND BUTTER
Chicago Grocers Can Have From One
to Five Cents Pound.

United Press D1Spatch.I
Chicago, October 29.-Grocers are
entitled to profit of one to five cents
on pound of butter, or dozen
eggs, according to an agreement
reached between Harry E. Wheeler,
Illinois food administrator, and a
committee representing Chicago
wholesalers and retailers. Based on
this decision Wheeler expected to
announce tonight or tomorrow a re-
tail price of 43 to Al cents a dozen
for best quality eggs and % to 40
cents pound for the best and 40
to 40 for cheaper grades.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
Convicted of Conspiracy.

IUnlteU 1T6SS IISpat atCn.
Chicago, October 29.-Federal
Judge Landes, imposed two year
sentences on three men convicted of
a conspiracy to foment a rebellion in
India and an eighteen months SEN
tence on the fourth conspirator.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
WAS IN CUSTER MASSACRE
Philip Hill, Only Survivor of Tragedy
of Many Years Auo.

CAssociated Press Dispatch.1
Fargo, N. d., October 29.-Philip
Hill, sixty eight, supply train driver
for the Americans fighting the In
dians and the last living survivor Of
the Custer massacre, died today Of
heart disease. AS Custer fell, Hill
fell nearby with knife wound and
watched the generals body stripped
of clothes by the Indians.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
GERMANY SUNK OWN SHIP
1t Was One of the Craft Seized BY the
United States.

Washington, October 29.-Germany
has sunk the first of her own ships,
seized by the United States and op-
Grated by the shipping board. This
is the Clara Mennig, a steel vessel
of 5000 tons. She was sunk in the
Mediterranean, the board announced
today. She was sailing under the
Italian government and was home
ward bound from Italy. No lives were
1oSt
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
LETTER FROM BOYS
in ARMY CAMP
From Saturdays Daily.

FROM saturdays Daily.
Mrs. Albert Roos is in receipt of
the following letter fro mher son,
Herbert l.. Roos:
Bat&ry l, Eighth Regiment, Coast
Artillery Brigade, American Expedi-
tionary Forces, France, September
| 27, 1917-Dear Mother: We arrived
o. K, in France from Southampton
England / won't be able to state
any names of towns or villages we go
| to, so my address will remain the
same.
You were telling me in your last
two letters about Jim Bakers letter.
Well Mr. Masters mother sent the>pa
per to him. l read it and / can
vouch for all he said in it. I got
his address from it so l am going to
write to him.
We arrived here, Somewhere in
France" yesterday, September 26,
and this morning we were given our
mail and l had the fortune of receiv-
ing six myself.
About all / can say to you is that
I am we'll and happy and hope you
are the same. Although I suppose /
can tell you that l have seen almost
all of the new machines of war;
And for German prisoners you can
see them wherever one goes in France
or England. A fellow from the
Sixth regiment that came here ahead
of us saw about 5000 of them go
through here. There is also pri-
soner's camp here. The people
around here think that the Germans
will give in before spring. With lots
of love to you all, Your son, Herbert
l.. Roos.
Mrs. S. H. Mott is in receipt of a
letter from her son, Fred Mott, Camp
Dodge:
Camp Dodge, Sunday, October 20,
1917.-This is the first Sunday since
came on which I have been absolutely
free all day. I went to church at the
Y. NJ G. A. and then came home and
read "To Have and To Hold which
secured from the "Y" library I have
neglected letter writing but have read
a good book.
l accomplished one task today, that
of washing my heavy underwear. The
boys were having hard time of it in
fire bucket and went to the kitchen
and got some hot water, then with the
aid of some good soap and a brush /
did the deed and they are clean, too.
Tonight we had the best meal to
date, really very fine. Roast beef,
mashed spuds and gravy, peas, picked
beets and the usual bread and coffee.
But as explained before I don't find
any fault with the grub.
The bunch will likely leave for Dem
ing tomorrow, and the day of rest
coupled with the excitement has re-
suited in much doing. Comets, mouth
organs, jigging, singing and poker
games combined to keep the rooms
lively. They are having regular old
dance up stairs. A lonely cornetist is
playing when You Wore a Tulip"
with much feeling and the men are
calling for more.
This life is as interesting as book
and if | get to France / will have ma
terial for stories for the rest of my
life. am glad I am in it.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
Arrived Safely in France.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hobbs,
$40 South Fifth street, received a
letter this morning from their SON.
Harold James Hobbs, stating that he
arrived safely in France.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
Renort Not Correct.

The report published in the twin city
papers that Representative Ellsworth was
going on a trip to the Hawaiian Islands
is not true. He intends to remain in
the second district until he returns to
washington in December when congress
apain resumes OperationS.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
Austrians and Germans Lost

TUnIted FreSS DlSpatCh.J
Berne Switzerland, October 29.-Twen-
ty thousand Austrians and Germans were
lost so far in the drive against ITALY
according to news received today from
Austrian sources.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
CHARGES AGAINST ARP

Claimed nat he InSuIted EIperty
Loan Bond Solicitors.
Charles Arp of Elm Creek, Martin
county, is accused of having insulted
Liberty loan solicitors and of having
said the government has gotten into
trouble and can get out of it. Arp was
arraigned before Justice Gamble, Sat-
urday, pleaded not guilty and was held
in $1,000 bail to appear for examina-
ton next Friday. There are two
charges against him.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
Hearino on Damage Suit.

TInlted RTeSS tJTSUdtCTII
st. Paul. Mimi, October 29.-Hear-
ing on the two million dollar damage
suit brought against the state OF
Minnesota by the states of North and
South Dakota was resumed at the
state capitol today.
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02

Miss Mary Hughes spent Sunday n
her home in Lake Crystal
The Mankato free press., 1917-11-02
No Freiuht Rate Increase.

- United Press IISpdIcHI
st. Paul, Mimi, October 29.-There
will be no increase in freight rates
in Minnesota this year, the state rail-
road and warehouse commission an
nounced today. The application OF
the railroads for Is per cent in
crease has been adjourned to Jan. 2,
1913.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-28

at beoe ben famine 9gn; tbi bore
Zine opIo6es graoois. Sffe alene
maa hi 6eoe; men 9sn og arbeioe
maa 9oa Saan6 / Saanb. Were
Drug of @uoS ORD. @i Iut6erite
ariItne tren9er til at lore Dor
8ibel beore at fen6e. Mere 9gn o9
9etrngtnin0 al @atos OrO, og hi oil
ie un0erillloe cling / al SUBS StD.
relfe babe / imaat og / tort, ia
|ieIO | 0enne 9pielige Rrig Ifal CUBS
|96rn en- Sang Ie Subs ilnoerfuloe
StDrelie. geoer oi oenne 8gn /
Gro, ioa Ifdl ri. ogiaa oeo og I'M
ser bette Meoe ie un0erill6e cling.
&reosformonoen erflereoe Mgoet
cabinet i 6ilfnptning til Or0et: rs
iful0e bragg 8ano meo @le0e al
%reliens SLIDER. Ga. ~.
Ste0ets Brett Yaitor 4isller,
|6eO oelfommen og opfor0re0e oS til
life at Iuffe til for Raaoen, Ser
renS gelii9nelie.
Meni96e0ens Songfor flutteoe
Oenne Tonne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.ite meO at iDnge: o@lonO ira Stint
To-, fo.,, vas n~~&oH
Saa 6leo ri ino6uot til at ipiie
til M}iooag / 9irfens llnoeriaG, boor
nj life aIene 0enne Dag men I'M.
Ser belle W60et bleo bel opoarteoe
og ri9eli0 beipiite meO SUBS gooe
@aoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-28

Si0en tiger Domnler Dan, at
Il Noree er Der genneminitlig 100
SfilsmisIer om 4aret, / Storbi-
tanien TAB, i Stalien 819, / Spif-
Iano $3.50, / 5ranfri9 1864, men
i limited Stotes, 0ortb amerifa
Ier ser $500.
Oct er gl9oeli9t, at en- retsfDn-
dig CONNER, Der fe1oer Sogerne
beore END De fleite, oil 9ipe os en-
offentltg Splpsning ON oct onoe,
Der finoes iblanot os. 8fl oi MI
'itaa iom Iigegpl0i9e 8ilifuere og
life BRUCE Dor Sn6flp6elle i goo
I&etnttg, ga 9er ri SDn0, % ri
fan 6a bente Dor Stroi al SUB
oerfor. ut laoe Menneifer lsbe De.
res ltlpffe og 6or09roelie / WsOe
d oeres 8antro og 9etiin0igbeo uOen
at gre noget for. at itanoie Dem,
|oet oiier, at ri ielb er ~ber6sli9e og
foG0e inben0ig og beb6oer ben
Sin6sforan0ring, iom er Omoen-
belle til SUD, til BAN, ser freezer
parne Sierter, Der orioer til 5elo-
opofrelie for Sanobeoen8 % Het.
fGroigbeOens Sag.
u. 5. Dabm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-28

bolot ON oSfriften" og Dgor Der
li9e Bn~oreneoro".
en Ofieraaoe bleo Iogt paa Ser
rens alter til Sn0remiSiioner, itor
500. SO, oct bar en- Dag, Der
iotte Spor / bore Sierter, boaoe
til SsnoerfmtieIie og Opreisnine,
til pnge0om og Siertegleoe.
En- egen Omitenoigbeo oirfe0e
o1ioa ! ierIi9 @ra6 til 5or.
~ifsnnelie Of 0agen og al @In6en
for init Beofommen6e. Oct bar
9nnnmentrpf me6 mango 9omle
genner fra mango forifelIige Ste.
Der. iom MI Dor boer UNDER lit
6ioentre % 8intre, ligeIom So
roel i Solomons Doge."
Selma Wenigbeoen er en- Cont
ling of 5of fra mango ggne;; men
De tribes ret go0t UNDER OoerbDr.
oens SeIu ariiti 2eoelie.
9oa6e Menigbeoen og 6ensBre.
i%tefnnrilie, 8aitor 9arl Sonien og
Suitru, bringer ieg min bierteGi9e
Sof FOR Sc ~nao0erige On9e, iom ie9
tiIbragte / eoers MliOte / 9irfe og
Siemmene. 9on6e Minoer % Sn6-
trpf 6ebarer ieg iom oGr6iiuloe
@~rinoringer ira NIT 8eisg hos eoer.
9lio ioit be6 0oaoen / ariItlts.
6ortIettes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-28
Sra Areosmsoet /
Samtplae, ". 9at.
Snoe til lite Noo., 1917

Spor bar oct Dog en- ifen og iol.
rig Gag, ga oi Forsoo9 5ormiooag
ianlleoes ! N~enigbe0ens bpggeli9e
I9irfe til ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; %
loa Salmen: nIil 9imlene Refer
Din UftIfunobeo @uo" bleo iunget,
bar Ger piit mere emo cen, Der iaa
little iag0e til Jig ielo: 8af, Serrel
at Din Ytiifun0be0 ogiaa rgffer belt
beruo til os peo q. OATS poerite
l@rpnie. @r Der emo 3i0er ON aa-
ret, boor man meo nogen 9tet fan
benregne oisle @gne til n0et folOe
l6isrne", ioa posIeoe bette / bpert
I6olo life for 0enne Gags 8eofom-
menoe, eibeIler for De ANDRE Gage
UNDER Rreosme0et.
Solifin boileoe ooer 0aneoille 8o-
lonien, og oenne 8eliioneIie np0 allie;
men ri, iom par til SteOe i Ser
rens &us, hi mprfe0e SUBS Raa-
IoeS Sol ifinne ino / bore Sierter,
I oct gif S Clip al s. JON life
bar ineo oen fsrite 5ormi0Oag.
8aitor S. u. 2arien prp0ifeoe til
lSsimesie oper Or0ene: Mabn mine
zine. at ieg maa ie De un0erf1lloe
I5ing / sin Sop, (Salm. 119, 18).
ISerpaa isleer life en- @engiuelie,
men fun ct fort ll00rag.
0aoio beoer life ON Ell M 9i.
bel, en- ny a%abelbaring, eibeller
ON npe Zine, men at mine zine
nlad oabnes. @io mig, 9erre, Din
g(anO, 9%jenialpe ira 0immelen.
Menneifet fan life ielo aabne iine
gine, men oct er ingen 5inorin8
for Dig eller nogen anoen / at blioe
lmfrellt; per / Or0et plies en- Bel
Der netop ltiller Den OiIeIte og melt
lDanfunoige lige, nemlig: 9ennen.
I8il on Ioa babe Dine Zine oplaot,
beoer on: Serre, aa6n mine zine.
Bill Sub life ale WenneiferS 6rel.
lie? 5fal @uO on beoe % trpgleS2
+ Sagen er Den, at @no oeo, bpaO
Ibi trenger til, ogiaa at pi trPn9er
til at be0e. Snol9nge Der life er
Iinu megen Erang / ct RenneifeS
J Sierte, at set oil beoe, oa er DER
beller ingen Erang til 6relie, og
j0a finOer Wtenneifet beIler life 8rel-
Re. SUB bar reiit ct aors til 6rel.
,ie, men oct oantro % natnrlige 9ler'
lte Ter oct life. SUBS qlanO gioe5
Ipe6 9sn, % @uo8 Oro r6rer DeO
ISiertet, og tager D9ffet bort, ion1
6piler ooer oct. Wlen @u0 6enDt-
ter ia ogIan al, 1Dao ri flnOe faloe
ISipIpemioler: Sorg og Erpngiel,
Sfufielicr og R6o.
@enneitet er benaaOet meo for'
lun6ringens IaaOe9dbe, % isrgelig
Ier oct, naar ct Mermeife life fan
Iforunores mere; men ierIt naar
lSpnoeren peo CUBS 4nno faar line
lGine au6neoe, ga fer ban ~unoerfuloe
l9ina. "a i%orunores ban ooer al
ben Spno, ser Dor | Siertet, at @ilo
Iaennem De mango Ior bar funnel
bore oper, at SDnOeren bar
funnel lepe ian 1Gn9e uoen @ito.
llnores oner, at Seiirs funoe elite
iaa meset; unores ODER, at alt er
lagt Iao 9erligt til Iette ior Wen'
neIfers 6relie. @uo gipe, at Spn'
oeres Sierte I Dag maatte oplaoes,
Iaa 5 maatte ie eoers Spno og
l@tos Naaoe, Iaa s meb Sobannes
man uobrppe: 8i iaa bans Ser
Iiobeo. aere, beo: anbn mine 9ine,
lat lea mao ie DC nnoerfuloe Sing
Il DIN 9op.
Cubs Bsrn, oeiaa bi trpnger til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-28
Scr sobt b,S bin SusflDOelie

@er er mango forifelli9e Waa.
Der at gre gooot paa. at 9ine
8en9e til iottige og trengen6e er
at are 9o0t; men ogiaa De Wen.
neifer, Der er ian iattige, at De life
fan qioe Yenge eller onore oproi-
fnloe Sa9er bort, fan gre goot.
Ter fan q6res goot meO at tale %
ifrioe for at .biPlpe @ennemferel.
fen al gooe 5ormaaI frem, og Der
fan asres 9o6t meO / Gale og
Sfrift at moonrbeiOe oet onoe.
; nIbe Omaha Doilp Bee" for
90. 9ob. bette anr fan bi leie ON,
bporIeoes en- CONNER oe6 Raon
8op bar eiDrt 9oot peo at boloe
noole 9o6e 9mfer irem / en- offent.
Zig Gale. ban nplig bar bol0t.
Gao M boer al os efter @one %
2eiIiabe0 biplpe til meo at foa BET
frem, Tom Oommer Oop bar be.
gpn0t Arbeioet for.
Son I6rqer ooer oe mango, nan.
&c Observation-Disclosures, iom iinOer
Ste6 FER | Amerifa | pore Bage,
% oDer Den letiin0ige Woaoe,
hoorbaa Ser itiites 9@gteifa6er,
bbilfet 10 for en- meget itor Del er
goriog / Sfilsmisierne. Wien iaa
oil ban BABE noget giort iom Ell
Mo0opgt moo Sc nppnte lslle %
inlertelige Sing.
San oil. at ingen W9to Ifal
booe Cop at gifte ii9, iBr De er
25 aar gamIe, iaafremt De life
bar fanet oeres SoreloreS Gam
tDffe BERTH.
Sn9en apinoe UNDER % Mar ber
bare ooo at giite Zig uoen benoeS
1orplores Snmtpffe.
0ielIen mao life finoe Steo, IN.
ben 90 Gage err goaet ben, eiter
at set er oiientlig befenot9iort, at
De oil Cite fig.
De ital baoe 2GgeateIt for, at De
er Inn6e nof til at funne leoe lam.
men / 9@gteIfob.
Saaoant noget oil 0ommer Dan
baue 9iort til SOP.
8eriom mn De Weno, Der lioooer
/ De enfelte Statcrs SopeoitGoer %
Iooer 2ope, oil oct iamme, iaa bli.
Der oct 9op.
De e~nfelte, Der taller og itrioer
oerom, bjelper til meo at faa oct
abort til SOB. De g6r goot meo
oeres S~noflpoelie, foroi Sagen er
400 o. beniigtsmGsiig. De, Der
oil tale og Ifrioe OerimOo 9sr onot
meo oeres Snoflp6eIie.
9ao mia | Operiettelie anlsre
nooet al, bpao 8ommer Dan lagoe
| Omaha, Rebr., ooennponte Gag
peorerenoe:
.Sea rsomer belt at Stari,
naar leg fortaller eoer, at Der
Omaha | be iioite 5 aar bar o9ref
cen SfismisIe for bper ire o9 en-
balp 9egteoielier. 5 Staten ne
brnffo bar Der peret cen Sttls'
misie for bper 5H s@9teoieller.
sfilsmisIerne bar | begge Eilt9loe
foroobIet iis / De iioite 10 Var.
Sfilsmisieuo9ienet er / pore
Doae forIfraffeIist. 5 81 Brocent
al De Sfilsmisieiaser, ies bar baif
meo at gre, bar fun nosle 5efl
prret NOT til Oplssnin9en.
Get er for nemt for flp9ti9e Yer
Toner at blipe gift. On bnrti9t
opfommen lioenitabelis emit oa Der
eiter ct fort Samlip | se9teIfdb,
bet er en- Rengoe @eteifabers
Siitorie o. I. b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-28

/. T~reosrn60et berlt1ller TIL YrR'
liter og Menig6e0er og be enfelte
l@n0s 8grn at 6e0e ON ct Ion0ens
8inieoeir ODER bore Wenig6eoer,
&re6s og Smfltno.
=. InrSmg0et uotaler fin @lp0e
log 8nf til @lt0 ODER oen 5remgaflg,
Der bar opret giort i Rpe6Ien an
%gnaenoe &irfebp9ninger (tre nDe
&irfer er bIeben in6piet i oct for
Isbne aar) o9 li9efoa on9aoenoe,
lat Der in0en b6cante Menigbe0er er
Ii 3re0fen; oct taller tit tnofe, men
tp6elige Sprog ON, at @uo logger
i'm 8eliignelie i, og onto9er fig bort
arbei0e.
3. are0Ien taIoer berbeo Iflorem
EeterIen o9 9ars Beterien Iom &re0-
TENS Wi5iionprer. Oette Ralo gel
Der, inotiI @reoien tnger on0en Be
Itenmelie e. Som 96n fanr anoren
Geterien 5000 og Qors BeterIen
$500.
4. are0i len un6eritetter Wi8iio.
nen / Calgary, Canada, me0 500
|lom / oct iorl6bne qar me0 9aab
ON, at 0en lille Meni9beo oe0 SUBS
Haaoe o9 GeIiignelie mart man
blue ieloun0erbol0enoe, bpao Der bill
De pore til Meni9beoens 9eoite.
5. areoSitprelIen bempnoiges til
i 5onraa0 meo Somfnn0ets StD
relIe at oniette en- boiio0en0egrelt
i Dillon, Montnno, forltoiat at
Samium0et betaler &oIp0eIen of De
oermeO f%orbun0ne 1lOgifter.
(are6smsoet bIeo Ioo INTEREST," e
ret i oenne Sag, at man Der nrtoer
Meoet tegneoe ca. $3.50 til oenne
W1i8Iion. 8i baaber, at 8armen
mac pe0oare og Ipre0e iig.)
g.. are0sms0et opfororer Yaft.
8amIfoo til at paretoge 0enne 0fiS-
zion pao iomme 8itingelle 'om
6i0til, inotiG Der fam anI9ttes en-
~hnii0Apn0p YrPlt.
7. areoSmSoet benl9g9er til 5or-
malloen at Jorge for, at 3olfene l
garrp, Canada, faar getiening cen
@on9 ON MaaneOen.
s. areoSmgoet benitiller til bore
5olf / Renig6eoerne at bol0e bort
ISamflrnos Blade og f6be 9eger
ira port eget 6orlagsbus / SteOet
for at febe iefteriife 9B8er, lom
IprliQ florerer / oenne Sio.
SreSng Iften
ill0tt0e0e @aitor 0tagnuSle Vfe-
nigbeoens Gnne: Electromagnetic
TENS 3elger i Eilfnptnin8 til Gont.
5, I'll. Otter Sn0Ieonin8en no
Ipan6t Ger Zig en- nof iaa liolig
Santnle.
9prbae SormiOone ,eutbers
TpOielSoag.
an6agt oeO MiSiiongr 4norem
Geterien.
% 6orr0rag ON 9llf6er, set fdr-
tie al 8ait. Sanien ON g2llt3er iom
Salme6igter." Oct an0et al 9aIt
Qarien om Sen lut5erife airfes
@rln0principer, inrlio / 5orbin-
.6etie meo Cutters Or0 / @orms.
GIa6Ien tiaaOer mig fun at Ii9e,
set bar efter min @ening TO gooe
5ore0rag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-28
Sreoae SOrmiooas.

an0a9t oeo @isiionGr Cars ge-
terIen. 0erefter inolebeoe Baltor
MenQers a~reoiens @mne: groie.
ten Sonas; baaoe SnoleOningen %
'Smtolen oereiter par baaoe lore
rig og opbDggelige.