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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-12
Fifteen Applied Today in Hopes of Selection
 for Next Training
 Camp at Frisco.
QUALIFICATIONS NOTED
Special Board Will Pass Finally on Those Who Will be the
 Chosen Ones.

The Quartermasters dispatch boat Peterson from Fort William H. Sew ard arrived here this morning with Lieutenant A. Nh Jones and Dr. H.. M Craig on board to hold examina- tions of applicants here who desire to gain admittance to the second or ficers' Reserve Corps training camp at San Francisco.
 Many applied this morning and their qualifications for the position were noted and they were then giv- en their physical examinations by the Post surgeon Lieutenant Jones stat ed to the applicants that this will positively be the last opportunity for civilians to receive commissions in the army without working up through the ranks.
 Applicants Numered
 Those who apply will be given numbers and the qualifications of each man will be noted opposite these numbers. The final board which will ,elect the men will receive a copy of the numbers, with the qualifi cations and the successful applicants will be chosen by number, no one knowing their identity until the .wenty have been named.
 Lieutenant Jones stated this morn ing that only the very best of the applicants for Alaska will be taken. but that those rejected will have plenty of chance for commission by taking the regular army work.
 The final board to pass upon the qualifications of the men will be ap- pointed by Lieut. Colonel M. A. Sa- vile, of Fort Seward and will prob ably be picked from among the off cers on duty at the Fort.
 Those Who Applied
 Among those who applied today for admttance to the camp were Thur mond Brown, w. c. Collyer, H. k. Spear R. A. Wilson, J. c. Smith, w. J. Nelson, C. E. Naghel, Walter Johnson, H. B. Snead, R. R. Pullen. F. M. Jardine, M. B. Leming, J. T.. Hunt, Walter O'Brien, w. H. Thomp- son.
 Lieut.. Jones said that it would be the duty of the final board to choose twenty of the very best of probably 300 applicants.
 The officers expect to finish the work here today and return to the Fort at once, leaving Juneau some time early tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-12
Pacific Coast Division Official Will Make a
 Trip to Juneau in
 Interest of Work.
TO ORGANIZE CHAPTERS
CreditabIe Showing of A|askans Has Brought Special Attention
 to Chiefs.

According to word received today by the local chapter of the American Red Cross, Robert H. Scott, Feder. al Representative of the Pacific Coast Division, will make a tour of Alaska this summer, arriving here during the first week in August. MT Scott is coming north for the pur pose of assisting the Alaska Chap ters to organize other chapters oi the Red Cross in the towns of the Territory wherever it appears advis able.
 The letter says in part: Tn view of the excellent support which has
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-12
FORGE
 CUT--0NE MAN
 BEING DROPPED
Niuht Officer McMuIIen Will Be Dropped OW- ing to Shift of
 Details.
M'MULLEN ABLE OFFICER

w. D. McMullen, city patrolman on the night force was this morn ing notified that he will be dropped from the police force on July 18th pursuant to order received by Chief of Police w. s. Harding from the aty council to cut the force by one man.
 Chief Harding today stated that Officer HcMullen had been one of his best men, but that on account of the night work not agreeing with him, and also due to the fact that he was married and could not sleep It the jail day times, he would be dropped.
 The city council recently adopted | policy of retrenchment and issued the orders for a cut in the police sorce. Chief Harding talked with he men and found that two men would have to sleep at the jail, one It night and one at day. Patrol man Mullenback was chosen as one of the night patrolmen with orders 10 sleep at the jail in the day time, Chief Harding takes a beat and sleeps at the jail nights and patrol man Dan Harrington remains on the night patrol and sleeps at home.
 McMullen has been dissatisfied for 1ome time and has been looking for | position with one of the mining companies in order to get away from the night work and Chief Harding picked him as the man who would be the least put out over being dis missed, according to the statement made by him today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-12

been given this work by your or ganization and the enthusiasm which has been indicated by other towns throughout Alaska, it appears quite desirable that several prominent or ganizations should be established here before fall"
 Skagway Red Cross Fund
 The local committee reported this morning that returns from Skagway show that $7S192 has been raised through memberships there and a further sum of $15.55 was sent in from the collections of the Catholic Church at that place.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-12
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A
 GOOD, SEAWORTHY GAS BOAT

19l7-Maxwell, 5 passenger car Fully equipped. starter (electric) chains. extra tire. rim and tube; de mountable rims. Front seat cut down for bed. s. & NJ. spot light Extra enclosing curtain for rear seat for stormy weather. Batteries all recharged and new. Guaranteed by the Battery Go. for another year Price of car now $50 more than this car cost. In fact right up to the minute.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-12
OUSBY BREAKS ARM.

J. F. Ousby this morning suf- fered a broken arm, his right, when the automobile of James McCluskey kicked back while he was cranking the car The large bone of Ousby's forearm was broken above the wrist. He was taken to St. Ann hospital where the broken member was put in splints and bandaged.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-12
COPPER RIVER RAILROAD
 MEN MAY GO ON A STRIKE

NEW YORK, July 12.-The sit nation at the Kennecott Copper Co.,. in Alaska, is unchanged. according to official statements here today. However, officials fear that the strike will extend to men employed on the Copper River & Northwest ern By, running to Kennecott from Cordova.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-12

THE EMPlRE-All the News Al fhe Time, When It h News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-12

falling all parts or southwestern and low over the interior but slightly above normal the exereme the entire half Territory low for year, central they are higher than elsewhere.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-12
NOTICE

Under the provisions of Ordinance No. 152, owners of dogs in the City of Juneau should procure licenses, covering the year beginning July l., 1917. All dogs not licensed within ten days will be subject to be i'm pounded, as provided for by ordi- nance.
 E. w. PETIT, City Clerk.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-12
NOTICE

have sold my business to Bill Jokovich and all parties owing me will kindly call at the Alaskan Pool Hall and settle their accounts. All persons holding claims against me must present them before the l6th.
 MILAN SAMARDZlCH.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-07-12
Steamer For Sale.

Steamer "Alice," wooden hull, length 61.6, breadth, 16.2, has an 8Rx16x12 compound condensing engine, new Scotch marine boiler, all pumps and other equipment in good working order. For further particulars inquire of Geo. E. James Co.,, Douglas, Alaska. If
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-10-18

Ellingson, Ira Metzduff, Leonard Sat
ram and Arnold Siberg, and claimed
to be enroute from Carduff, Sask., to
Mohall with one of the men who was
i'll and in need of medical attention. 1t
carried a prest-o-lite system but the
lamps had no glasses and the Pickering
flames gave such poor light that the
driver Was on the left side of the
road when he crashed into the team.
A report reached Garrison the first
of the week Of the accidental death by
drowning of Sam Hopkins, an Indian,
the 18-year-old son of Mrs. Ernest
Hopkins, living near Armstrong. The
young man is said to have started out
Wednesday evening with the intention
of crossing the river. His failure to
return caused no anxiety until Sunday
evening, when his clothes were found
upon the river bank A searching
party was at once organized but at
this time we have not learned if they
were successful in locating the body
Besides his mother Mr. Hopkins has
three brothers and one sister residing
at Armstrong.
Four stacks of wheat were totally
destroyed by fire last Monday noon
at the L. P. Nelson farm three miles
west of Bowbells while same were be-
ing threshed by the VIM. Kudinger
and Ed. Marks threshing outfit. The
threshing machine had been pulled in
between the stacks just before noon
and few bundles were put through
the separator to see that everything
was working all right before the crew
went to dinner. All the men in the
crew with the exception of three had
started for the house for the noon
meal and were only few rods away
when the fire was noticed. Although
much hard work was put in by the en-
tire crew the stacks could not be
saved, and the crew had great difficult
ty in saving the separator.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-10-18

time of her death. the other children
returning to their home.
Fordville is to have a Market Day
the later part of this month and the
Chronicle declares the affair will be
one of the best ever pulled off in the
village.
These are the grand October days,
When hayfever "fats" sneeze into a
haze, And ragweed and goldenrod dust
the breeze, And it sure pops US out of
our bee-vee- dees.
The state conference Of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church, Missouri
Synod, was held in Anamoose last
week. 1t was attended by thirty-three
pastors.
A Ford driven by John Mockler of
Drake, overturned near that city last
week and the three occupants pin
ned underneath. None were hurt very
badly. 1t was lucky accident.
Cattl. men shipped two train loads
(aoo, Is cars) Of cattle from Kildeer
the past week and another large ship
mcnt will be made from that pc.nt
:his week. Kilder has the distinction
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-10-18
AROUND THE STATE

A prairie fire west of Drake, in the
Brush Lake settlement, last week d.
stroyed about 200 tons of good hay.
With hay at SIS 90 per ton, the loss is
q very heavy one.
Mrs. G d. Finkenhagen of Wolford,
who was injured in an automobile COL
lision last week, died at the Watford
hotel Saturday morning. A consulta-
ton of physicians was held and her
injuries were not considered of a ser
ious nature. Her youngest daughter,
Charlotte, was with her mother at the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-10-18
Struck Flowing Well.

A flowing well was struck on J. N.
Rue's farm south of Burlington. The
depth of the we'll is two hundred feet
and it has flow of four gallons q
minute.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-10-18

EASTMAN KODAKS
You can easily get some good pictures If
you have an Eastman kodak--outdoor
pictures as well as indoor pictures
No. la Autographs Kodak .Jr. takes
pictures 2aX4a inches and is Il very popu-
Lar size Kodak, simple and easy to oper-
ate, compact and very light in weight
With Meniscus achromatc lens and ball
bearing
With Rapid Rectillinear lens, $500
Brownies from- 81 as to $500
Let us supply you with printing paper,
nlms, developing powders and solutions,
liking acid, Developing Tank, Printing
Machines, Dark Room Lanterns, Kodak
Albums.
We do developing and printing; our
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-10-18
Pk0e
72l

SPALDING SWEATERS
Made of the best quality WOOL collar V-neck
and reversible collar Sweaters or Coat STYLE Button
front Sweaters made in big variety of colors light
medium or heavy weight, for ladies
gentlemen, each------------------S $500 % $40 90
Jerseys, Worsted Jerseys, Regular Roll collar
straight low collar, V-neck style in strinei
or plain colors to $500
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-10-18
DIR. HESS STOCK TONIC

DH. HESS STUCK TON1C
Excellent for horses, cattle, hogs and
sheep. Tones up the appetite. i'm
proves digestion, increases assimila-
ton and produces flesh. 1t prevents
hog cholera when fed according to d.
rections, if runs and sleeping quarters
are disinfected with Dr. Hess Dip
and DiSinfectant as directed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
Blair. atbr.

dreOog aften i iiOite llge 5aOOe
y laa Anleonine at bere Dana Sol
ieee Choral Union ipnge / airfea
yer. Oct bar ri8tig en- 6orneielIe,
"a en- agoelIe at 6gre oe unge 9een
HelIer lpnae | Aor. Der par 6aaOe
Samltemmigbeo, Balance mellem oe
l~orlfellige Stemmer og Rsiagtigbeo
7 uofsrelien. Der Iortulles anoet.
l1eos ! glaoet ON Choral Unions
zoe onttnlte Sonetifrne, inn Di ifal
'tfe lIge meget Der. aun bette, at
Der fitftoe ben life glnoe iig oeo
fiilot 8ls, bono bel for en- Del
lfplotes oct ubebogelige geirligt og
oct oaarliae Sore. Men ser funoe
NOT nrret flere nlIigenel. Snoo ri.
Der bar til Ste0e. bsrte, BAR Del
oPro at gaa efter, og BET er ogfaa
moi Ilniagen o9ro at bife unaeMen
reffer peo Sfolen, Oft man letter
Bris poa oeres 8eItrpbeIfer FOR at
Irenme Sangen. 8rok Gang fore
orog iprlig ON Cutters Speroagg-
lp ! 9iernnet. Oct por interegiunt
lPrlig al ben @rrno, at BET er
llaloeift man bsrer noget ON Git
tber, Tom fan biplpe en- til at fenoe
Anm Tom nlminoeIfot Menneife Der
tan bonoe arbeioe % Iege meo
gsrn, pna famine Bib Iom ban gi-
Der oisie gooe 9proomme og 5or.
maringer.
gi fortaIte fioit ON, at fire
al De ltnge M9ro oeo Dana Col.
lege bupoe mefot fig til MiIitpr-
tie1elte, og at Here oroges I ionne
Retftfng. DEFINE Gang fan oi meS-
belle, at otte ANDRE par / Omaha
! @anr for at ginIiit@, bborof oe 7
ltrafs bfeo ontnget.
& GFtes boIotes Der en- Tf6n Ai-
Heosfeit for be bortoragenoe. 81. a.
bdpoe Brof. 8is forfattet en- III
feosfang, Tom bnn lang FOR Dem o.
be forinmleoe.
8eirliget Der bar opret me.
get unormnlt ben iiofte ltge; ct Bar
@nnge bar hi faaet ct Bar BONNER
Sne og eners Regn. og fol0t bar
oct ouret fao at iige unfbrltOt. Oct
er furrt for Gnrn1erne at fnn oeres
5ornnrsnrbeioe giort, at foa Saoen
innet og 4nrtoFlerne pIantet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
ungoumsmebe

aomiteen for Oprettelien al ct
llngoomsforbun6 | Coma areos.
iammenfaloer beroeo til ct iplles
llngOomsmsoe for ale oanIfe unge
areoien.t Oil Sub, afboIoes Me.
bet | ben b. G. I. Menigbeb ! Nh.
oubon, Coma, ben 3. og 6. Wai
1917.
Vile flngoomsforenineer. bpisGr.
beioe> itaar UNDER 9eoeIie Of en- of
DC, foreneoe 9irfes pr9iter, beoes
fenbe Eelegater til opennrpnte Ws.
De. Sper Total 5orenins bar 8et
til oe bsr ienoe cen DeIegat.
Operitiger WeofemsantaIlet 90. oa
2; 80, oa 3.
Montte Serren oeo Nsoet gipe
os megen B~eIIienelfe.
Boo 4omiteens Beane.
u .. 10. pdnen.
Den banff co. lutb. llngooms.
forenine, auoubon, Soma, inbbpber
berpeb uenligit ollie onnife iiree !
areoien til openn9pnte W6oe. &c
at ian 9io til at tage benne Cor.
aarsuofluet. aom me6 % prr til
BelianeIfe. Maatte bet | nogen
Raaoe pnsie, bpab Subs Orb II.
ger: IS bellis prpoelie fommer
bin llngoom til big, iom Dug uoof
Woreenr6oeus Glib" (SaIme
ITO, 81.
MlIe tilreifen6e beoes inbmeloe
fla fbr ben 20. apriI til Wns
Warfbn an6reoien, r.. | eIIer I'M
6ertegneoe.
pna l1ngbomsforenineens 0eene.
3. 2. Gtriftianfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02

.SOao fommer bet dig pe0.~ tiger
0erren til en- iaaonn. n9lt tale ON
mine Sfiffe % At taae min Boat
i Sin QPim0.@ @erren bar 10 on0en
Naaoe at tligte pao emo netop oeo
0roet. 9aaoe Snoom, 5org,
5rGuaiel oa oHoen Rso, fan for
@itOs Barnet ppre 5ilat ira Scr.
rem. Ut vi bog maatte orrp Daag-
ne, ia oi n%Ioota3er Inaten % iaar
Sen 9eliianelie, iom pi aIoe{es It.
f fan unobnre aoeu At taae sfo
BE 9aa port 9in I @uo. Ga. maa.
ife mite BET aloeles.
vi 9ilgt ira 0errcll. ION moOta.
9es, bringer os gonp1elie. 0erpaa
fen6es oet. al ben blep mootaaet.
~ GeIuItatet oil ga uirdoigelig
bIipe Tor os. iom 0dpio uotrnffer
BET; Bet nor mia goot. at lea bIeo
o0mnact, thi isr lea bIco pompeet,
for lea oiIb." or. tf9. 81. Mibt
i g0mueliens Sruerte bill Oenne
grfen6eIie nGre lepenoe.
pr Suat ira Srrren. iom mob.
taaes. brinqer os til at Ipre Gu
oia6eo moo sen coiae @iro. @an
beaHnoer at bIioe onait for at roa.
Sc Ieln % fon Tin eqen Billie. Der
Itaar 10 oct f~orunberliae ON @ios
e9en Ssn: San IGrte on6iaheo
At BET ran leo" (Sebr. 3, 81 o.
frem6eIes; .Og ~fii1oen6et bleo Ran
ale oem, iom ham Ip6e. aorine I'll
ebia Srefie.@
8. q. OIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
% aars SnbiIrnmsielt.

Il. 9eoers D. G. I. @19b.. 9otter,
3ebr. afboloer % Mars Subtle,
INNS ser ira 5enoa9 Sen 6. g1ai
til Eirsoaeen Den s. gtai Gubilr.
inns Dagen). gaitorerne u. u. Nm.
Oerien, 5. @a0ien. s. $. Sdmiot
% maaite Here Al @pnigbcoens
iorbenpGrenOe 9rGiter bar IoOet at
fomme til Ste0e. @Riter JON oil
beipge os Se Gage beOes ifriDe til
Chr J. 6aIef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
Qireltipnsmp0e.

9an Cana College % 5rinitatis
Seminarium aiboI0er Sfoleoiref.
tiollen AsOe %. 9aai 5Qrmiooas
al. 8. 5nger p~eorprenoe Sfolens
Crit, 91rerperionalei eler auies-
mug ON Opta9eIie i Den t6eolo9iife
afoelins maa b9re os / 9an0e til
nuonte Datum. Celebrations
Me0lemmer oil ppre iaa DenIig at
eipe @eoe til ben iaitiatte Iio.
gaa Sfoleoirettionens gegne. =
$. :. Sen en-.
$. 5foo RieIien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02

en- Wpngoe &peoe brqnot. erie.
Ea., %. gpril. ODER 10000
guIbeIs 6peoe brpnote I en- itor
aorneIepator tiIbsrenoe Great Cafes
Transportation Company Der / af.
tes. SDeoen bar beitemt for oe
AlIiereoe, og bnp6e en- 8qr0i al
100000 Dollars. 5or ooer ct
9tar fioeu brpnote TO ANDRE al lam.
me Corporations eIepntorer meo
et 5ab paa 100000.
Mange Tpffere oil reiie bort.
Refp Dorf, %. aprif. De fsoerale
Mlaforitefer uoienote | Dag glppli-
fationsblanfetter til Here. 6un0reoe
Tpffere, fom snffer at forIaoe Can.
BET. Suo pi6t Dfoes, oil De ffeite
reiie til Spo.Mmerifa. Raar ZIP
plffotionsbfnnfetterne er uofplot, Dil
De bIipe fenot iii acknowledgements
mentet. 6per Nnisger rnda meo.
fet6e ire Photographer og opgiDe RaD-
meme pdn fem nniete amerifanffe
8oraere, fom tenOer benz o. oil
inSeitno for benz. Epfterne mao
onnaoe q pan, at be fife isser
at forIooe 1tniteb Stdtes meo no.
aen 6enf9f ON at pille blnnoe fig
ms / Gonbefs ariesfbrieI eIler at
biaIpe bets SLENDER
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
6fsnmen.

Baa Jrinitatis Seminarium,
Blair, 4ebr., af6oloes tbeologiit
@fsamen ira f7.-25. Mai 1917.
iSfriitIig efsannen begpn0er II.
geai. Scr DimittenOernes 9eofom.
menoe afboloes munotIie Frsoe "a.
Ntai. Sliltningsieit %. Ntai.
gie0Ienmer al Gfsnmensfomiteen
oil oare ina goo at gioe gisOe paa
StoIen %. Diai 5ormiO0ao 81. 8.
Eaa eiSamenstomiteens 8eane.
s. 3. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
geitDrer ieses.

Gn troenoe Camille. JON erDaeo.
femmer / en- al Saminnoets @e-
nigbeoer % fan ifaiie aooe anbe-
falinger fan iaa 8laOs iom 9eitp.
rer pnn aDnnif Weisiionsbiem"
1870 groipect 2Ipe., 8rooflpn, Rem
gorf BEN +. Silni 1917, anIesnina
beoes inoienot inareit muIigt til I'M.
~oertegneoe.
Baa Salems Neniabeos 9egne.
3. J. aiIofi9,
1870 9roipect Aoe., grooflpn y. p.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
MisIipnsmpbe

ON @u0 oil, blfoer Ger Missions
msoe | bethesda Renigbeo I 0es
Roines fra Pop. Roi. Rsoet
begbnoer meo Ssimesie@uostiene
ite Senooaen ben 20. Roi ST. 10
5ormio0ng, bbortif ale err bierte.
Iiait inobit6ne.
u. 6. 3. SsboIm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
Wisiiomsmpbe

afboloes, bill Cub. | Bella oanife
ep. .lrt6. @enigbeo, SeIma, GAL,
fra ben 6. tif 10. SUM. On
biertelig Sn6bpoeIie til bore Brn.
tier og Wenigbeoer iafnt @enmer,
iom snifer at gnite os 4 De Gage.
De, iom snffer at ooerpRre Wsoer-
ne, oil bore inn benlig at in6mGl.
be fig til Menigbeoens prnit.
Eaa Wenigbe6ens gegne,
8nrI %. &anfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
Nisfiomsmsbe

aibolOes | Smmaniiels Remi9be6,
Cation, Gal, | Dagene ira b. 10.
til ben. 10. Wni. paitorerne n. 8.
Senfen, Sm francisco os q. San.
ZEN, Cos angeles, bar Iopet at fom.
me. ane inobpoes til at pore meo.
goo Renigbebeng gesne,
n. g. Sanien,
Wenigbeoens Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
Wisiiunsmpoe

0m @uo oil. bIioer Der missions.
mbOe I Oiutis % RcIIOn. Minn..
Dagenc ira ben it.-13. @ai
Nile tilreiienoe er bierteIi9 uelfom
ne.
9an MenigbeOens gegne.
3. s. 9wauIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
9nnif WnIer.

Der er en- 400 4nleoning Tor Ell
ongtia oouif 6qpetierer oS Maler
at neoiptte ZIG Der peo Nrltib. Solo.
Om nGrnlere Oplpsnins benoen.
DC man iig til
Che Sorenien 5nrmitnr SO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
llmsOOms- o. @ishOnSmsbe.

3 getbesoa Wenigbeo oeo eugene,
Ore, 81. Waai til 3. SUM.
BenIig SnobDoelie.
Den, Iom bar 5snnen, bar 81.
pct; Den. iom iNe bar Cubs Ssn,
bar life 0ioet.~ (Sobnnnes.)
u. 9 Rielfem
Nenigbeoens gr9ft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
areOsmsbe % airfcinbpielie.


giI @ilo. aiboIOer 9aoro Dafota
areos fit 6oraars areOsmsoe | Ga-
ne gallep, Mont, / 8agene ira 3.
til 3. Sum 1917. 5snSag oen 3.
oil Chen e5er 0~tenigbeos npe Sir.
Re blue inooiet. aom iaa mango
iom muIiet, os fom meO Bon on
Den 0elligaaHos 2Ds % Strait ooer
Neoerne.
areoiens 9m1e: Zen lutberffe
airte, 6ens 5ortrin, oens 5remtio."
Renisbeoeus @mne: ~SoaO ifal
III gre Tor at BllOs geIiieneIie fan
peobIiDe at pere oper bette Sus2
| Song. 8, 1-9.
6. R. an0eren II, areosi.
s 9enbolo til Ooenitaaenoe ino-
bpoer Chen @5er Nenig9eo / Dane
gallep, Montana. 8enner ira iiern
% mar til Of fontmle % npoe Ser.
rens 0eliignelie meo os / oisie Sgi..
tios0nse. MeIo coers aomHe fer-
emo ferite Sum til unoertegneOe, %
lao mig tiIlige uiOe boilte Citation
5 fonmer til. Ri beoer ON Strsm.
me of 9laaoe". geoer on meo os2
Raa Nenisbe6ens Besne.
gfeu. s. RieIfen,
ST I, 3roit, Ront.,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
Smeoeforretnina.

On 400 ugIncfmit6 Chop" meo
8Prftsi o1 Moterise er til 9eie
eIler fan febes biIIi6t. g&aaen0e
/ ct mort onnIf SettlaneAt MAO
0anif Iuthenf airfe.
Sfrip til u. 6. anoerfen,
Gpnn, Minn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02

On opgtia Senrer fan iaa ita.
oi9t arbeioe hos MARTIN Sail,
aor. 6lf SOrn, Solua.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02

For Sale Cheap, a slightly used
piano in good condition. Will
guarantee for twenty years.
Write or phone at once to
A. Hospe Co, Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
Sefenotsbreffe.

MRIfe Senoag fSorm. prpoifer
Yaft. n. Nasinisien ! Den 0onife
Airfe. Om aftenen stlbent an.
fbou 4onien. Onsoog @ften mgoer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bos Or. Sal.
lers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
Gprbonn. Wc6r.

Risiionsmsoe nFhofOes, ON SUB
pil I Goroopa, Rebr., 1870.
Mai. SierteIia Snobpoelie til ale.
Boa Neniqbeoens gegne.
Gbeo. 3. Sect.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
SmshuIberife ipaes.
@aar De er / Chicago

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1862 9ortb RocffueIl Street, lige
ouerfor ebene3er 9frfe. = Donif
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02

&isiiOnsmDOe 90 grritein6i.

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Faa Renigbeoen geane.
5. @ertfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
N~isiiomsmsoe

On @uo oil, bliper Der Missions
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u. U1. 9ietien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-02
MisFonsmpbe

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