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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25
CHAPTER Nj
ContrabAnd Of War.

TIME knowledge that the owner was
.,tnat,on. l would have to argue 1t out
sD,th him undoubtedly, for quite naturally
he would object to any return TO an Ameri-
can mort Well. l might be in for dis
agreeable Interview. but had made up my
mind. and II was not to be changed by any
bluster or offer Of high wages
como on, then. Masters" l said
hrusouely. Lets get this over with
rhs after cabin extended from rail 70
rslL the door Qrenipo directly from the
s,sia ; fp!r'v ss< ~. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25
* KANE--EVANS

The marriage of Miss Eleanor Irene
Evans. daughter Of Mrs. Frank d. Evans,
of 766 North Forty-third street, to Mr..
Arthur Garfield Kane will take place this
evening at o'clock at the home of the
bride. Miss Evans will be attended by Miss
Helen Carson as bridesmaid and y niN"a #
the bridegroom. Miss Betty Fuller will be
flower girl Mr.. Kane will have his brother.
Mr. William Kane, as best man. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev.
Charles Bronson, ID. ID.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25

14oo PERSONS, 4so PERFORMERS
A GREAT ENSEMBLE OF NEW
SENSATIONS FROM EUROPE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25

Dr. and Mrs Henry Middletown Fisher
and their daughter, Miss Mary Frances
Fisher, have closed their town house, on
Clinton street and are occupying their coun-
try residence, Alverthorp. Meeting House
road. Jenkntown, for the summer DR.. and
Mrs. Fisher have Mrs. George Tucker
Bispham. Of Washington, d. c., as their
guest for some time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25

ANOTHER very interesting thing was
"A the tablet which DIR. Albert T. Clay
had fashioned Of 4000-year-old clay for the
honored guest. on which was written a
regular ovation to Sara. daughter OF
Yorke, wife Of Stevenson" in some ancient
language. Doctor Clay kindly translated II
Tor us. Doctor CLAY was formerly In the
department. of Semitics Of the University
OF Pennsylvania. When a chair was
founded at Yale by the late j. Pierpoht
Morgan In memory of Mr.. Laffan' OF inc
New York Sun, known as the Lanah
Chair Of Semitic Archaeology and Litera-
ture, Doctor Clay was appointed TO HI w.
and he came on from New Haven TO at-
'snd the breakfast. q
IT WAS altogether a great tribute anu
the presence Of so many of her. boys
Is she lovingly called them, was a great
ratification to Mrs. Stevenson, who spoke
of all her friends with the greatest anec-
uon and appreciation.
s, Doctor Keen closed the breakfast py
requesting that all who attended wouio
meet there again twenty years hence 10
eeiebrate Mrs. stevensons ninetieth oirth-
&fay and his own one hundredth.
he fourtssn societies under whose aus
the ipneheon or breakfest vas given
H|Yjo 0Irl HoerH Qluh AT Z Ai'l' y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25

Mrs. J. Lawson Weatherly, of Mime
anolis Is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Ball. Of Wayne. Mrs
Weatherly will be remembered as MISS
bertha Ball whose wedding took place last
October
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-25

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Furbush Barker
Of Ardmore. are receiving CONGRATULATIONS
on the birth of a daughter, sue Horton
parLar Aprjl l2 Mrs. Barker will be re-
membered as Miss Betty Burrows-Wright
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-05
III {

6pituoiisterne. 9toget unoer Qtio.
oelbeit. Sra 70 iagfpnoisc bar Get
itntiitiifp 4epartemen~ mootaget
Snoberetning ON, bporleoeS oe ior,
ifcllige oigtige Aigrsoer itoo PED
0cn 3. Sui.
9opeoinOtrDffet er, at SsiniOiig.
terne for Seoaiorsoerne er bleuen
i~orringe0e iioen 1. Slili. 0ctte srl-
ser 6aa0e SpIIanO oa 2erne, Oh
Set aGIoer alle @oeHiorter lnota
gcn Gllgcn. iom bar bait Ell rin5e
6rcmBdng.
Cor 9anOet iom Selbeo maa
lSeoaigrsoens lStnno ben 10. Sal-
II betrgnes iom gitoget nnoer Mio-
oel9eit."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-05

naite AreOsme0e.
Geiten al 6ormiOOagsiesiionen
brugtes til at tale ON Mislionen.
Ter bleO giDet en- Gel Opl1s.
ringer ON @or0on )tebr. og DIN.
egn % uotnIt gnifelig5eoen al at
at Ell 9reit fuloe anipttes DER i
en- li1r 6remtio.
Set oeotoaes at begpnoe Nh.
Oagten 2eroao Morgen al. 8 i
Steoet ior $50.
@oitor g. @iIbelmien ihrtteoe
meO 9sn, o9 8oriamlingen ian9
Salmen: .. 6erre @llo % 6relier
from. mig pore lao DIN @ien0om.
6reoag @iterniooag: Gre a
Soma areOiens Breiter. nenllil
@oitor 5. @ertien, Council 9hlffs,
Games 9etcrien, 6arlan. og 5. Z.
G5riitiauien, 2lnonbon par til 5te.
Sc oeo @ooet % beoes @elfom.
men Al areosiormanoen.
gfter Solmen: quo 0erren iaa
til Soroen neO: m0leoeoe Brtor
5. u. 6anien areoiens @mne:
rJietioroiggBrelie" Rom. >, I.
9aa6e 5uoIeoninaen o. Den lipligc
6~orbaaoIing Al oette piatige Gmne
par 6oaOe opbDp9enOe % bela.
renoe.
@eo ACCOMPLISHMENTS talte ierit
Eaitor 5. 4. Senien, Minoen, ooer
9ltf. IL, 22-30: Straber aloor.
Ii9t at inOgaa genueln Den iueore
Bort. t6i mango itlloe iege at
fomme inb % life funne. Dereiter
talte 8aitor Geo. 9. Beef, Cor.
Dora. oDer Zip. u. 4, -. Ser er
life 5rebe ! no8en anoen tbi Der er
life noget onoet )5a0n unoer @im.
len aioct blallot Wtenneifer pe0
6uilfet ri itnae DorOe ~ireGite. 0fe.
set ilitteoe neo at i1n9e: p@por
iaIil er oen lille Slot iom 5eius
fanoes pes.
2Droaa U}or8en: eitef et il
Salmer talte gaitor ar. 2fnfcr IN
Mor1enouOogten over / sob. ;.
10: offer life &croen, aeaer itte
0e 5ing ion ar / &eroea Oeriom
nogeu eIifcr gerocA, er 6docrens
9arligbeo life i gam.
Reiaratet ira iorri9e 0oa 5ieo
oplpit og goofenot. 3eoiiionstomi.
teen rapportereOe, at aasiererea9
@e9nifaber par / OrOeu.
aom. iom 9aUOe 6ormanoeaa
aarsrapport unoer Ooeroeiclie, al
lagOe Rapport peo oenS Sefretpr
8aitor ). Uf. Sanien.
5slgenoe 4Atnfter peotoaes:
l.. ~areosm5oet uotaler i'm Iii
iii 8ll0 % @Ipoe oper Den 6rem.
aana, pore Dtisiiongpreiter bar
iaaet blanOet 9eiolfningen i Salirel
% Gntean, aennaro % Omegn, %
ior ben enchanting, iom bar nm.
oct Steo Der til 6remme ior 0fis.
iiorsarbeioet % snifer, at 8ltos
9tige iremoeles nlna qua frem paa
oisie Ggne bnaoe I %aanOelig %
timellg Senfeenoe.
=. are0smeoet uotaler lin Eat
% Chronological til areoiens Vfis.
iionspreiter % DtiaiionGrer, ior
set troiaite anbeioe, De bOer iler
6ar euet / oct ipunone aar.
3. arcosmsoet tilifpn0er @aitor
:. u. anOerien til at lGgge al NH.
fla Strait paa oct be9pnote Sen.
Oagsifoleorbeioe ! 2anrel OIL uota.
Ter iamtiOigt, at oct iflrloe 5aoe
upret areOien fpreit ON Oct Oanite
Sprm fun0e 5ape Uuret benuttet !
Arbei0et.
Som. (llnft / uoganr % ct Scr.
ilag Al 9aitor u. ID. S6uIt5 laa.
lpoeu6e oeoto9eS / steoet.
areosmsoet uotaler lin @IPOe
oper 9aurel @enigbeos 9eitrGbel.
Ter fguifer) ben inloo %inareit mt
fiat at blipe / Stan0 til ielo at
lenie oeres Brett, iantioig nota.
Ter Ms6et, at oct BOG uiit nGppe
er beloigt at nOiGtte airfe6pa.
nin1sar6eioet inotil opennGonte
ACKNOWLEDGMENT or onnnaet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-05

~itgttes nleO ct 9elp6, buis Stprrelie
afggres al are0sitprelien.
Z. areOsme0et uotaler i'm 3af
ii 4aitor SIR. salt, Potter, 9tebr.
ior BET Mi@iiousarbejOe, Dan oar
funnel u0iere / oct ioul0ne @ar,
% anmooer 6am ON at iortiGtte
meO famine.
s. areOsme0et taffer 8aitor 5.
8, @briitenien grltib, Solo, ior
bans Neieg blan0t pore 9unOs-
mGno / @oroou. 9lebr., % aunlo0er
9reOsitprelien ON at bragg Omior8
iot, At inume iaar iaa regeImp9.
Iiig 9etiening / 6remtiOen iom mn.
liat.
I'll bette Blmft ieieoes iplgenoe,
ioreilaaet al Froi. y. 2. 8i8.
D9reoien opiororer 8aitor 5. y.
Gbriie1ien. 9ruf1 Colo, til at
iortiptte meO lit 9lrbeioe / @oroon,
iaa oiot BANS Iio % 9mitqnOia-
1coerne tiq1oer BET.
10. Som Soar paa en- Strioepie
anaaaenoe port 5orlngsbns, bpoer
9}e6r. areO5 Eaitor $. 9crtelen.
Omaha, 6ormano i 0ireftionen ior
0auii6 @lt6t 4}lfbl. 6ouie, blair,
9}ebry pelfommen til at relic OH.
trina / @e%niqbeoernc % 5ol0e
6%oreoroa ON DEN friiteli9e 2ittera
turs eetD0niua % til at oirfc ior
oore BLADES llo6reoelie.
10. Set a%n6efales &re0sitDrelien
at 6euotte lin Al 8ait. u. 3asmus.
len / areOiens 1ieneite, til BON of
Ter iaar ct re9elmGsiigt aalo.
5 Steoet Tor aomiteens 6orilag
/ iolgenoe Saa oeotoge9 ct 5orilag
al 8rof. q 2. Zig.
4naaoenoe l~lnoerihioet areo5.
~foyicn, oa bgr bet oeffes oeO oct.
+, Noot oeO irioillige 9iorag al
GrGiter % 9GaioIf.
Gioerc pcoto8es: 9ette llnOer.
linn opffcs / 9ag, % Snoiamlin.
acn Tier oeo 8ele5atcrne ira De
orits.Iiae @}eni05eocr.
GAunft 10 i aomiteens 6oriIa1
la3tes til 9e3auoling OH Otter
mtoooae1 oo9 i%aaIeoe5, at 6or5ato.
Grdeu ifte oare ooer en- Iine.
2efoaB Gftrrmiooaa 81. 2:30
51t9se4 6or3aHolmaen ON llna
oomsfor6umOet. 3i%ifltsiionen eff let
% IIplil, 6aaoe Tor % moo. BE.
fuItntet bleu, at Gomiteena 6or.
ila1 oeotoges, JON oct oor iremIagt
Tor 0ipoet i~aalo0enoe:
@nlaaenOe llngoomsarbeioet i
}}ebr. areos ioreilsar aom.. at De
tioIigere iatteoe geilutninger ON en-
Organization ior iantme itaar Deo
Magt, % at are0smeoet til nGite
}lar mobiles til al omiatte ire Dn.
&c, 6porai Den isrite (EorsOag)
bcnpttes til Sanlraao meO DC
unge at orsite oenne Gag, % i
Senbolo bertil anmooes areOsitp-
rclien ON at u0iteoe S~n0b1oelie til
De f~orifellige llngoomsforeninger
o. MISUNDERSTANDING / areOien
ON at laOe Jig reprGientere oeo
Sen 2eiligbe0.
Dir. 5obn NSolSmano ira Sen.
naro, 9tebr. uotalte jim UtenigbeOs
Saf til are0ien for ben SiGlp,
areoien 5aooe poet Dem.
Com Gmue ior areosmDoet
1918 polgtes utroens 8isbeo" %
"a. 4. SsreHfen poIgtes iom Sno.
leOer.
Set logges i 5tpreliens 3aanO
at igrge ior et Steo til 2lfboIOelie
al naita areosmsoe.
9ieieratet opluites % goofeuotes
o. Acknowledgements ilntteoe.
4ait. z ". 2ourien it0teoeOe
Mcniq6eoenS Gmne, anoen 9sn /
I6locroor oGilfomme DIT Ri9e.
ON aiteneu taltc Enit. $. Suer.
fen % 5. q. 05riiteuien.
N}e6 Salmen 06reIieren er mig
Ell Sproe goo" Iliitteoes 2erOa9s.
msoet VI. IN. Sen en-.
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-05

v X null ~ HA LII LoJ 0P1hSo
KoLoNIENs FoRDELE.
bet er vanskeigt at erhverve ct Store samht Areal godt Land, sm
dan County, Nebr. Der er fire Ranches, hvs Epre r heven veIhavende
og som ensker at trekke sig tilbage, hvorfor de har givet mig Konrakt
pa at udstykke deres Land.
KLIMA oG DRIKKEvAND.
Kimaet Diet nordveNige Nebraska err pa enhver Aarstid behage-
Ht og egner sig sarlgt for Nordboere. vinteren er krt og like over.
aHid Ell ksige. Man finder overall kaTt og f1skt Drkkevand n Db-
de at 500 Fod.
sPRISER OG BETINGELSER.
like IF nogen skov 1T rydde, ingen hje Baker, ingen shn at fjerne,
ejheler Sand ener Gumbo, men n og alene jevnt, b@gformgt og fro:
eer 800 Acre kan her erhverves dette Eheraar til den lave Ps al
SIS til $50 pr. Acre.
paa de anerkmpeigste vlkaar IN Fjerdede til en- Trediedel kontant
og Resten pa fem Aars Afbetaling mod 9 PCT. Flge Nybyggere der pa
Egnen har i de senere Aar betalt for deres Land med den fsrste Aving.
JORDBUND oG AvL.
Jodbunden denne Koloni er udelukkende sort Muldjord med Ler-
underlag og overordentig frugtbar. Ethvert Prodnkt4 som avles den
Byg spetz, Mai, {. m. a. Kartoffeal er s@rHg lsnnende. og Sheridan
end nogen anden Egn Staten. Metrivirksomhed og Kreaturav drives
med betydeIg FoGde, og der findes Mejeier og Flsdestatoner Nsrhe.
ukendt pa disse Egne.
LANDBRUGETS FREMTIDSUDsIGTER. 49,
Denne Kooni tlbyder den bedste Lejighed de Forenede Slater for
dig, medens dt samIede Jmdareal like er tiraget. seyfsgeig vii Land
derfor vedbive at stge Pms, sarig under de nuhTskende Pnser pa
Produkterne og de vii rmehgvs hode sig mango Aar endnu.
SHERIDAN COUNTY KOLONIENS FORTRIN.
Jg har rbt meget baade Nebraska og Nabostaterne og underssgt
Sheridan County fundet langt de bedste Betingeler, baade hvad lord
dehgt og bandet LandbGug vinder mere og mere Fodfeste. Flere hundrede
veltaaende Farmere Sheridan County bnrer Diet bedste Vidnesbyrd ON
Enhver der er SrEeHgt intsreseret defte Foretagende bedes skrive
efter narmere Oplysninger til
T. HERMANSEN,
1o3 Nc cague Bldgy 18th & Dodge Street, OMAHA, NEB.
Enkene, vrkelystne Agenter, bosiddende danke settementer, kan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-05

faloet de9n ! rigelig Wtpn8oe, fan
opnaas for5oIOsOis 9oOe S6itreinl.
later, ligeiom paa oen anOen SIDE
llo6pttet mango 5te0er utDiDlIomt
6liDer meget lille.
SrGnoilet. lt%OifriQning al Ar,
beiosfrait NJ. m. SnOenri9sminiite-
riet me60eler: 5 9en6olo til 5
II / Goo al 20. April 1917 on
6remifafielie ai in~OenlanOife
grGr0ielsmaterialier er geltem,
melierne / ben nnonte 2oDs S. IL
og t3 oeO fgl. 4noroning al 10.
Suli. iat / 9raft.
De ombanoleoe 9eltemineIier in.
oebol0er GegIer ON uoitriuning
al 2lrbejosfrait til Sfooarbei0e,
SnOfDartering al Ar~bei0sitpfer %
lloitripning al agretgier til Grans'
porI az SrPll0lel.
Aariagen til, at Anoroningen M
n0iGrOiges, er Acknowledgment al
at tunne panl9gge Snofoartering
og 8erIeIspligt.
Sui, aOfs % Srifetter. 5nDen-
ri9sminiiteriet bar uOite0t fglgen0e
9efe1ot9grelie p~eorgren0e 9ul,
Ginoers % 9rifetter iamt 6auo.
lenoe og andre er pIi9tige til at
gioe oct al Observation-Disclosures
ne0iutte 5orOelingsloDaIg Tor SAT-
lan0sfl1l. 6ormono @tatsraao =.
9icr 09lor. 8eitre 8ouleooro Is
asbeu6aon ~. % set Al 5nOen
ri0Sminiiteriet neoiatte 6or0elings.
u0palg ior eugelife 8ul, 6ormano
commandments u. 8eitergaaro
Q2l0r. 8eitre 9ouleparo Is. ae.
ben6aon %, ale De Oplpsninger
% Wte00elelier, iom lloDalgene
maatte pnIfe Deoreren0e DC paogGls
oenOeS Support og 9ogre al De
npuute 9rpnoielsmaterialier iamt
om aontrafter, aiihltteOe Sal0
nj. nj.
Der ifoues SrGnoe. Sra 4ailgad
itriues til yJiano. u. Ap.": Som.
munen bar al Broprieter 9oel
.2angaa Segaaro, febt en- Blantuge,
Der not fan gioe 2000 anmme-
ter Irp. 0r. 8oeI ifaI ielD laoe
3rGet ifope % fore til 6orbruger'
ne, % @riieu er 10 Ser. pr. <m-
meter. bpilfet er Morimalpriien
plus 3 SER. Tor asriel. @nouiOerc
er pao ianme 9etingeIie febt ct
Stpfte @lantage Al @aaroeier ltiels
gonoe pna 2angaa Warf.
S oenne llge (22. Sub er 6or.
merne noe at ifope; St6beriet bar
nemlig maottet itanoie, ioroi Der
life fan iaaS Die til 0ieielmoto.
rem; men MI er Der fsbt ct SOTO.
mobil, og Wanoag tages Der iat
iaen. Ger er ogiaa meget at gere,
bIanot anoet meo 9eoeroncer al
Greiemaifiner til Ruslano
SolbGf Slngteri fan life oUer.
fomme Spinene. De itore Slagt
ninger peoparer, formentlig iom
6elge al at 6olf life fan iaa 80.
Scr Il Spinene.
Solbpf iSIa9teri bar oerior i'll.
.aalb. Dgbl. Jet Jig neoiaget til
at ailpie Wtootaaelien al Suin ira
Ell 8ptfe Stationer % bebuoer,
at lignenoe Snoifrunfning rimelig.
pis oil bliue ne0uenOig ogiaa De
ielgenOe Tiger.
ariecn / %eiterbnuet. 09sbi. &o.
ifrper. 9ipiten bDer 9tnt les Sn9.
.iignaler noe ouer 6auet ira 6lpoe-
maifiner, 3lOfialer gIimter / Den
lpIe Sompernat, meoens carmen
ira Bropellerne beres mo oper
Sfuiteu. On 3agelt, ltaar mar Ter
oisie 6lpoemaifiuer / gltiter, to.
ger oe iig no JON imad iorte 6ua
lie, Der fonlnter til Spne o. ior
ipinoer noe / Den DeitIige 9oriiont
) Sapet iarer ll4gaaOene oite meo
.@pnets 5nrt MOD 5po % Jtoro
nneo en- Sale al 9tlimipreit bag.
eiter zig. SOilfe u+gaaoe oct er,
L.. ,.&o.,Ear oaA ,,tnt, $50
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-05

iegt at IRE Petroleum me0 ganen.
8e0 aronborg oeitre 9irf er ser
en00a poerligere in0leOet friminel
llnoerig8elie moo BAN. Get bliDer
IaaleOes Ell toit6ar Iieneite, ban
bar giort ben fgben5aunife 9anO.
logger.
aOIOin9 Warfeo OperfDl6t. aol.
Ding a%pp8marteo bar ailpit al I'll.
gang, pa oct er ooerfplot. 5or an.
Ore Ntarfeoer, bporira a~reaturerne
Ifal gaa oioere pr. Stib, er Der
ingen Af0paning ifet. Gen itore
1iIieriel i aOloing ifploes, at I'll.
ooeralt er tore poa@runo
al 6o0erfnapbeOen, og en- itor Del
al oct, Der life ielges paa De %.
ri9e Dtarfe0er, ien0e5 til aoloing
for ON nnlligt at iltppe igeunem
til GgitIan0 % pitrrig.
YtistGnfelig Delneret. en Col
Der ! 6re0ericia itoo torle0en % all.
ltilleOe 9%etragtninger oper 4pis.
beretnin8ernes l1paali0eligbeo. 9Gl
5a0oe Der ltaaet iaa meget ON
0Smalbals j IDiflan0 ,og gif DER
ct ~lgsle0en0e Dement,, en- Qtatros,
Der ltge oar tonlnlen ira oct for-
plnte Saao, % Jan par ioa tpf,
at ban opieoe nleo at transporter
1T eget aorpus. 1oIOeren uil0e
ltll0ere 69lomenet liot nurmere,
% OerDe0 ianOt ban oct life min
Ore merfeligt; iaa tog Dan 6pife-
rem ua0er Iol06eDan0ling, og oct
fllnOe ban life taale, ban blep me-
get liant, 0a en- Qtpng0e uoigriels-
iorbuOte 8arer baooe pasieret Gol,
oerens 9en0er. 6or Oen Qanolen-
Dc, Ger bar iolgt Barerne, bliper
Situationen i'll. u6reo. 0ogbl.~ if
te NOR lonl, 0a ban 8entagne @ange
bar betalt 8pOer ior oct iamme,
Sprgeliee 6OrbOlO. Det bleo ior.
le0en Aiten peo 11.Ii0en meoOelt
SorS Boliti, at Der paa &aloeoei-
en- i 9~tar9eoen al 9pen opbolot Jig
en- 5ieml0s Some nle0 8 imaa9ern.
Der 6leO i'll. u9fiagit. 6oltet.
itrafs ienot en- Yetient 0eruo Jam.
men me0 en- 8gbmanO ira 9pen,
% De traf aonen 8aaenoe nle0 oct
min0lte 9ari paa 9lrmen, to Smaa-
plrte git IlOt bagefter ben0e paa
oa TO laa / 8rsften % jon.
5amilien bleO inologeret paa Sat
tlggaaroen. Gen Dar blepen iat no
al jim 2eIlIg6eo Dos en- @aarOejer,
b0or Ulanoen, Ell Dngre Yerio meo
lom aonm
~Ianleueoe meo, bapoe tient. ,Salli-
liell Dar allereoe nogle Gage igr
blepen iat no, nlen aonen % gpr-
meme bopOe liitet Jig tilbage til Sei-
liabe0ell. Ia oct bleo op0aget, blep
De paarp iat no.
100 SGffe Wnjs til 1000 Spn.
ieaulere. Set er lpffe0es 0anmarfs
5ierfrpapleriorenin9 ueO me9et mo.
tr9ugeuoe @enpenoelie til 9ano-
brugsminiiteren at iaa ouerlaot 100
lS9tfe Diais til 6oroelin8 blanOt
oe al 5oreningens ca. 1000 Meo-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-05
DANsK KoLoNI I NEBRASKA.

$4,000 Acres Sheridan County, Neb, paa Hovedinien
at G. & N. w. R. R. ca. 400 Mil fra Omaha eller Sioux City
og kun 10-15 Mil fra Jernbanebyen Hay Springs.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-04
2o DEATHS IN RIOTS
 AT EAST ST. LOUIS
Thirteen Companies of National Guardsmen Are PatrolIing the Streets.


 East St Louis, Ills, July 3-Thir- teen companies of national guards men tonight patrolled the streets of Eost St. Louis in an effort to prevent a recurrence of the race riots here which since yesterday morning have resulted in the death of 29 persons. the injury of 75 or more and the de- struction by fire of BIO negro homes covering Is 1-2 acres.
 The entire community of 8O,000 persons is terrorized by the events of the last two days and that they fear the inability of the guardsmen to cope with the situation was inti- mated today when the. chamber of commerce demanded to know from Adtutant General Dickson why the troopers had not displayed more ener- getic activity last night. Members of the chamber were not slow to charge the soldiers with ineff1ciency border ing on cowardice, but Adjutant Gen eral Dickson explained that his force was handicapped by the small num- Der of troops available at that time.
 The police force which numbers sixty. also was charged with negli- gence in attempting to queu the vio- fence. Of all the incidents of the riot related today, not one told of a sin lice or guardsmen. Anxious citizens inquired of an individual militia man why the footing and murder was not stopped, going on in many in stances under the mifitiameh's very eyes. The citizens received grins for their reply. Some of the soldiers were disarmed by the rioters
 Today some Of the negroes walked out of town on the railroad tracks more crossed to the Missouri side where all was quiet and still others, assured of protection by the augment ed force of soldiers. returned to their homes. Some. whose homes were burned, were cared for in a camp hastily arranged by the chamber of commerce.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-04

prohibition and scored food gamblers. His was tn eony reference on the floor to the prohibition fight proceeding be- meath the surface toward a straight out fight and vote Thursday or Friday. With the prohibition question settled, leaders expect little difficulty in se- curing an agreement for vote on the bill by the end of the week or early next week.
 "Wets" and "Drys" Hold Conferences.
 Both "wets'' and "drys' held many conferences today in preparation for the forthcoming contest. It was ar ranged that Senator Robinson of Ar kansas should offer the substitute drafted by Senator Martin, democratic leader, for the bone dry liquor sec tion. The Martin Robinson amend ment follows exactly the plan or Sen ator Chamberlain's original amend ment providing for prohibition of dis titled beverages only and its support CTS on both democratic and republi- can sides, following confidential polls, claimed enough votes for it's adoption.
 The "drys" were planning general support of the Gore amendment stop ping distillation and giving the presi- dent power over wine and beer.
 Both sides support the provision giving the president power to com mandeer present stocks of distilled spirits in bond.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-04
WARNINGS GIVEN AGENT
 SENT TO ITALY FOR COCCHI
Believed to be by Members of Some
 Italian Secret Society.

Bologna, Italy, July 3.-The warn ings received by Joseph w. Grigg, the New York police agent who is here in connection with the case of Al fredo CoCchi, slayer of Ruth Cruger insinuating that harm might befall him, are taken as indicating that Coc- chi may belong to some secret organ ization whose friends are active in his behalf
 Cocchfs greater cheerfulness and the inclination to talk more freely that he is now displaying are sup posed in some quarters to be the re- suit of communications that have come to him from outside the prison. He shows also great skilfulness in parrying the prosecutors questions and has ceased posing as an insane man. This attitude is attributed to information communicated to him from without that his extradition is case will be prolonged and compli- cated.
 Cocchi today was given two com panions in *his cell. The move was made on orders from the prosecutor with the probable object of attempt ing to obtain additional information from him.
 The prosecutor has indicated his de- sire to do everything possible to sat isfy public opinion in America in con- nection with the Cocchi case That this be done is also evidently the sen tinent throughout Italy.
 In some quarters it is thought that the feelings of the people in the case may influence the decision as to the extradition of the prisoner.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-04

battles in France. No more thrilling Fourth of July celebration could have been arranged than this glad news that lifts the shadow of dread from the heart of America"
 Bakers Thanks to Navy.
 Secretary Baker wrote the following letter to Secretary Daniels convey ing the arny's thanks to the navy:
 Word has just come to the war de- partment that the ships conveying General Pershing's expedftonary force to France arrived safe today. As you know, the navy assumed the respon- sibiiEty for the safety of these ships on the sea and through the danger zone. The ships themselves and their conveys were in the hands of the navy and now that they have arrived, and carried, without the loss of a man. our soldiers who are the first to rep resent America in the battle for dem ocracy, I beg leave to tender to you, to the admiral, and to the navy, the hearty thanks of the war department and of the army. This splendid achievement is an suspicious begin ming and it has been characterized throughout by the most cordial and ef- fective cooperation between the two military services"