davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1918-10-12
COTTON RALLIES
ON TRADE BUYING
But Closes Barely Steady at
Net Advance of II to 40
Points.

Covering and trade buying caused a
sharp rally in the cotton market yes
terday. but II was not fully sustained,
with' tho close barely steady at a net
advance of II to 40 points. After SELL
ing at 3057c. early. December broke to
3O.asc.. rallied to $4,000. and closed at
sps5c. compared with 2s,Gsc., tho low
level OF Thursday.
The possibility of important political
developments over the two day adjourn
ment doubtless increased the disposition
t. even UP commitments, and the rallies
reflected a frmer technical position.
This was considered largely responsible
for the advance. but the market was
also Influenced by reports of smaller
Southern offerings and OF an increased
trade demand below the 80 cent level.
This Is the raw material value on which
present goods prices are based and the
belief ia that domestic spinners are more
inclined to hedge against forward re-
quirements around this figure. French
and italian interests were again mem
toned as buyers. while the advances met
scattered Southern selling and realizing.
Week end statistics of the New York
Cotton Exchange follow:
The sun., 1918-10-12
ELECTIOSs AND MEETINGS.
MERICA> LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.

so Church street, New ! ORR lily
september ~ 1915
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
81 this Company Will he he'd al the onics
Of the Company at 80 church street. New
York city, on Tuesday. the fifteenth day OF
October, 1913, at twelve o'clock noon. for
the purpose OF electlng four Directors for
toe Term OF three years and for the trans
action OF such other business as may prop.
ery come before the meeting
The polls VIII open NJ twelve o'clock
noon aud remain open for one hHlf-hOur.
The stock transfer books Of the Company
will he closed from the sixteenth day OF
september, 1915, at three o'clock In the
afternoon. until the sixteenth day 81 Oo-
toner, 1919, ~ ten O'Clock IN the forenoon.
ny order Ot tho ROard of DirectorH
W. SPENCER ROBERTSON. Secretary.
The sun., 1918-10-12
COFFEE MARKET.
Yesterdays coffee market opened

Yesterdays coffee market opened at
unchanged prices with a good demand
for all active months at maximum
levels. but there were no sellers, due to
the strong primary markets and to fresh
war developments abroad. The early
cable to the exchange reported Santos
futures Mt declines OF 20 to 10 refs. This
ca BILE, however. was later followed by
gains OF 225 to 40 reis. which tend ~
strengthen sentiment here. the l,.rNot
closing Arm and net unchanged. Range
Of prices:
The sun., 1918-10-12
Exports From New York,

Exports from New York yesterday
included; Wheat, 3i1,329 bushels; beef.
1900 barrels; bacons 1,l?O,S97 pounds /;
lubrlcating oil, 1Ol.65S gallons; peas,
900 bushels; -four, 9.sG7 barrels hams,
st4,4s9 pounds; lard, 2,s72,s2s pounds.
The sun., 1918-10-12

The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and % points higher at ss,scc for mid
ding upland; sAies NIL.
Southern spot markets follow: Galveston
bales. New Orleans steady, unchanged Of
so.TSc. Gales i,0s4 bales. Mobile quiet, 81
aAv annah Arm. unchsnEed At soc. sales Ssl
bales. Norfolk steady, 80 points higher At
s0R6c. sales LAS bales. Baltimore nominal.
steady. % poipls higher AZ so.s7c. sales ts7
bales. Msmphis steady, unchanged al 3.boc.
sales l,seo tsses. Houston steady. unchanged
at 81. &c. sales t,7n bales. Little Rock
quiet. UNCHANGED At nsoc. sales sea bales
The sun., 1918-10-12
COTTON STATISTICS.
steamship Given Up .. Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 1.-THE wooden
steamship San Gabriel. $50 gross tons.
which left here September II for La
Pas. Lower California. with q general
cargo. 70 thirty Gays Overdue ss.n at T., her
lost by officials Of the Gulf Mall Steam
ship Company. Tho vessel carried q
crew OF nineteen men. II 10 feared the
san Gabriel foundercd during . hurri-
cane on september IL.
The sun., 1918-10-12

IN Santos spots were not quoted, white futures
were - 10 IS Nis lower. Receipts, 700 bags,
and stock 4,2iSON1 bags. Receipts 1T ports,
5000 bags, against 300 last year. sac
Psulo had 1905, against SO GO, ana Jundtahy
5000, against l2,OOO last year brazilian
coffee Statistics:
The sun., 1918-10-12
DINIDENDS AND INTEREST.
CROKER WHEELER co.
.mpere, Now Jerney

A. meeting on October llth. 1913, the
dividends Of lA'e on the Preferred and
go on In" Common Stock for the quarter
ending September 40, 1918, payable Octo-
ber Is, 1918. Books closed October eth
The sun., 1918-10-12
llNce ~ Th. unlted Ga. In,proysmsnt ID.

~ " w hl"dA anu AlSh Sfetts1
Philadelphia, Sept, u, l9lS.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend OF two per cent. tl.00
per sharel. payable October Is, 1918, to
stockn holders OF record at tho close OF busi-
ness Sept 90, 1915 Checks viii be mailed.
]. ". MORRIS. Treasurer.
The sun., 1918-10-12
The Mil. est Refining Company

dividend ~ sl.00 per share on the outs
standing capital stock Of the Company has
been de olarod, payable November !. 1918, to
stockholders OF record on October ID, 1913.
The stock transfer books do not close
CLARENCE Il, TITUS. secretary.
The sun., 1918-10-12
Chicago, Burlington K
Quincy r. r. Co.
IOWA DIVISION BONDS
S233,705.83

As provided in the Trust Mortgage Of
the Chicago, Huntington & quincy Raiiroad
Company, dated October !, 1919, the sum ot
$233,705.s3
has been SGT apart for the purchase and
cancellation for Sinking Fund purposes OF
Bonds secured under the said mortgage, at
the lowest price, not to exceed par and
accrued intercst for -Four per cent. bonds
ar 105 per cent. and accrued Interest for
Five per cent. Bonds.
scaled proposals to sell said bonds. en-
iorsed Proposals OF g., -. a a. Iowa Di'i-
sion bonds" viii ne received by the under
signed at the ofiCG of the state street Trust
Company. Fiscal Agents, 80 state street.
1918. at 10 o'oIoCk 4. NJ, When tho bids
vii! bo opened and the accepted bids de-
Clared.
tober Il. 1918.
7. ;. ROWLAND. Vice President.
Boston. oct. !, 1913
The sun., 1918-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market,

OIL CITY, Pa, Oct 11.-Credit bal.
ances. s4i runs, S2,4iS barrels; aver.
ago, s2,o62 Shipments. 6s.29S; average
The sun., 1918-10-12

.NsNsNI'If.N sNVIII HMM,
First week October.
Gross earnings ......... ST. Or 900 Inc SuI N0
From July |
Gross earnings. J., 900 Inc. 1916 200
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
First week October
Gross earuingS. ......... S9lS 500 Inc sag 90
From January /
Gross earnings ...,..... tigNI9l I Inc q eg7 SlA
The sun., 1918-10-12

Public Jtility.


HAVANA EI. BCTRC HALLWAY, LIGHT AND
POWER
The sun., 1918-10-12

COFFEE CARLEs-Rio was 70 rois lower
for Is, at $3.50. Exchange Nd. higher at lsL.d
Receipts, 1850 bags. and stock 7I30o0 bags
The sun., 1918-10-12
EARNING STATEMENTS.


CANAnIAN NORrHEnN.
The sun., 1918-10-12

serve. 1000.
New York Reserve Bank Report.
Following Is the weekly statement Of
ne New York Federal Reserve Bank for
The week ended october 10. as compared
with the preceding week:
RESOURCES.
Oct. 10, oot. L
Gold coin and gold certificates:
Sold In vaults
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24

8irfens 08oiement4 en- ifgn 6eit.
4nleoningen bar, at flere al bore
unge W1pno er inofalot til 9eren,
og Here Of Dem ifal reiie ira o.
paa 6reoag. @n al De inOtaIOte er
Dor Sgn Silas s. Anoerien, Der til
berer Menigbeoen; De anore er u.
6. 9ebel, Der ifoI reiie ira Sin-
coin ferit / MaL og iaa Otto gtiel-
len, Gilbelm Beet, @noers Sten-
len og @iner Rasmusien ira Sfo-
len. 9e to iioltnepnte refer moi
lige iom 9tr. 0e6el ferit / Wiai.
9et bar Menigbeoen, Der bapoe
arrangeret oenne 9%lfifeosfeit. Ser
bleo opfert ct belt Brogram meo
Soler, Gang og Ohliif, og itoen
Ieroereoes Der See Cream og Sea.
ge. Set belle, ipntes Ri, fal0t iao
font iammen meo anleonineen.
Jog oct par pelififfet til baube al
lfabe og itprfe iano 8atriotisme oq
til at tnptte ct oarigt aerligbeos.
baano mellem De bortoragenoe oQ
Menigbeoen berbiemme. Bait.
5cbult3 Der oirigereoe Meoet, Hut.
te6e meo Bon.
Manoag 9lften bar Ser er
Slogs patriotic rallp" / 9Den -
Il 6itn Sail. Or. 5ranf 9obn, en-
9epreientant for uGbe 5rienOs Of
German Democracy" Ten Screening
Der bar lit SoOeoieoe i Rep gorf)
bol6t ct goot, longt Joreorag oeo-
rerenoe 4rigen og oens aariag.
Or. 8obn er ielo Spif.amerifaner.
San priite oct tpffe GoIf, paaItoo,
at Spiferne bar iaa freoelifenoe
iom noget SoIf. Ren oct er oct
tpife @iliterpeien, Der bar soe-
Iagt set. S9rlig iioen giSmarfs
.Gi6 bar Wilitprubeienet taget
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24

Operbaano. Soloaterne er iaa gent
nemterifeoe, at oe bar tabt oereS
Meteorological, og iaoleoes mente ban
at frnne forflare oe @rltiombeoer
oe bar giort ZIG ifploige /. San
mente, Der life bar Raao meo 3Dif-
LAMB % for oct toife 5olf til al
bIioe fig ieIo. uoen 5oben3oIIernc
maatte p9f.
9pens MuIifforp8, Dana Sol.
lege's Choral Union % gpena
apartet Ieoereoe @uiif os Gang
.goaoe 3oIen og Muiiffen og San.
gen mootoges al oen itore 5or.
iamIing meo iterft 9ifoI6.
Sitter / aftes feiteoes Der -
hos 9rof. Gangs. Oct bar 0ant
colleges og Grintatis Seminarium:
|5afultet, Der %operrafte MuIit-2erer
Iin0en en- Winoegape, en- oeilig gaie
Sun bar nemlig opia9t fin @erninl
Ser ira uogangen af bette Sfoleaal
at regne og bolot 9rpllup me0 81
las anoerien, fer ban .ifal reiie ii
Sqren. gi bar olIereoe 6nifet ben
til 9nffel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24

oct itoo / Spprgeform: uMon De
unge bar toget SieIeifooe al at
iamles meo til oanif @uo8tiene.
Ite?"
Spnes forebriet, at oct er rig.
tigt og goOt, at 9GgfoIfet / vi.
minoeligbeo ubtaler fig ON neon.
.te @mne. Wten iipr at oct troenoe
.2Ggfolf uotaler iig. Oct 5oIf, Der
maaite bar meo ira 9egnnoeIien,
oct 5olf, Der bar ofret noget og /
oct belle itooet 2oit og 9rait meo
Dor Girfes arbeioe / oe benfarne
I3ioer. Seq ipnes nemIig. at oct
er life mere emo g9ioetS Ret", at
oct 6olf, der bar Iprt at tiene
SUB, iom g. q. Sobnien Ifrioer.
Seq mener lGrt at tiene SUB =
life lom Ell feoelig itreng Bette og
8ienelte, man n9iten life funoe
tomme uoenom - men tiene @uo,
Ifor0i oct er Dor 9pit og 8le0e at
gfrpgte, eIife og forIaoe os pao
BAN. 8bi set itaar beitanoig for
mig, at bette Sproeproblem bar en-
itqrf aonoeIig SIDE at les ira, og
oerfor er oct fun De ianoe troenoe
Qtenneifer, Der bar 9etingclie for
at funne ie iunot og ret paa Ga.
gen. 90 bette 6oIf fan man booe
6egrun0et 9oab ON, bill opre fro /
I0ifer oa arbeioe, ieIp ON set be-
'fin0es beoit at epangeliet bIiper
.forfDnot / oct eneeIife Sprog.
SO. 6. RieIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24
,,Oanferen"
0rsoag Den "a. 9lpril, 1918.
Blair, &ebr.

Dana College mo6poer til 5eit
Ssnoag @ftermiooag ST.. 3. 4nleo-
nineen er Snooielie al ct Serbice
Stag, bnorpoa Der oil ppre mellem
90 og so Stierner til Wtinoe ON
De unge, inofalote Mteno, JON bar
frefoenteret oenne Dor Sfole. Ser
lopes ct goot 9rogram. Or. Vteao
og 9rof Big oil tale. 500 oocal
og Instrumental Muiif.
Som befenotgiort iioite IL
ge bleb Wtrs. Ofaos Sanien begro-
BET ira Dor Strife Jreoag Otter
mi0oag lmoer ltor 9eltagelie. Ser-
geguostieneiten bolOtes belt igennem
paa @ngelif. Sen unge Suitru og
Mooer, Der bleb ben imoo 80 aar
oeoe fra fire gern; oct pngite en-
6 Tiger gammel o8abD" bar Qtrs.
g. 6. Sgrenien taget | Blele, |
bbert 5alo forelsbie. 5oruoen De
fire Born efterIo6 bun Jig i'm Mano,
fin 5aoer og flere Seifenoe. Sen-
oes 6aoer er M6ller / 9arlan, Sa.,
og bar oeian, ioa blot bi oeo, Sn-
teresie / @ellen Der iommen meo
Maos Saniens 6ooer og nabnte
g. 6. Ssrenien. Cor Spmpatbi
meo De isreenoel
-l1ng6omsforeningen ooerro'
Ifeoe forle6en gait. SCHULTZ / an-
Ieoning of bans 6soiels0ag og for
ereoe BAN ct gille0e Of ariitis og
ben rige gngling.
Senbag glften bar Der Set /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24
airfein0Oielie.

Senoas Den 5. 9aai SCI. 1890
bliper, bill @uo, Dor Strife inoOiet.
genner fra fiern oe llar i%nObDoes
til at bere meo oS til oenne S6i-
ito. Wsoer Sgnoag @ftermi0oag
og gften og Wanoag aften.
Qenis s. 2aren.
1875 SamiIton ST., 8enn Gan,
81. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24
&mtbers Civ
fortalt for ungoommen
al q. g. Game.

goo en- liplig oe fGngienoe Naaoe er Sopebtrafene ben
tore Rpformotors 9p og 8irfe, iamt De oermeo nRrmeit forbuno-
ne gerfOner og gegoenbeoer, fremitaet unoer isI9enoe aapite'
ooerffrifter:
1. acknowledgements 2 SmgiueIferues weagt B 5 Borne.
ftoen. A. gon egua Zen. g.. 8 goSe &ruber. 6. Poo uniberf'
tetet. Z. aIoferginen. 8 Sno 9r9ieitonoen. 9. &eien til aom.
10. EeologiIf grofesior. Il. Afno. II. uofororingen. IL. Rs.
item fra Solicit Ia. 8opsmens 9eniOnr. 10. 3e to genner.
t6. 2utber % Get. II. Oct fore gruo. Is. Sutber @orms.
10. 5 Sfiul poa 0artbure. 20. Sra 2utbers girfeielot. 81. 81.
tber inotr9oer 9ggtenonoen. %. Str6en ON Den beuige Roo.
Der. 90. Gen tore gefen0eie "a. 9ref ira 2utbers Gin og ON
gongsfreos. %. goa oct iofe.
gOsen er poo 1872 siOer, trpft paa go6t Sopir Og foripnet
meo mango .giaeoer. Selees imuft uOiDret Papbino til ben
f~orboIosuis meeet biuiee Bris al 80 Gents.
8osen egner Jig fortunIigt iom @opebos SenoagSitoler Og
aonfrnonofnsier.
8Go gartifsb opnnos betpoeIig gobat
9anib eutberan RublHbing 5Onjs,
Blair, gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24
@poer % @nSstjcncitcr / Blair.

&orsoae D. %. SCI. s gften ling.
oom5mooe hos s. 5. Soniens.
9rof. 6. 4. 9anien taller. PILE
ullge er oelfomne.
Senong Den IS. 81. 9:t5 Son.
0agsifoIe; 9I. 1920 @uostieneIte
SCI. s aftenguostieneite.
&orsbog 8. 2. Mai apinoemooc
hos Sans Sereniens SCI. 2:30 og
3abitbomeoe / Gitp 9ibrarp SCI. s
Sen6ag Den 5. Mai 4ltergang.
Alt ON @no oil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24
SprogfGl.

Oct bar 10 itunoom baft Hem.
me 5sIger meo SprogfeiI. gerlt
biIoe BET ga oere meo SprogfeiI
paa ben Naaoe, at ct airfeIamfuno
brugte etSprog, meoens oct buroe
BRUCE ct an0et. Sblanot os bar oct
lDot og lDoer fremoeIes beitemtt %
~afgeren6e: nSamiun6et bar beaaaet
netop Den Sell. Saaleoes ifreD en-
g2ano ira eugene, Oregon, fioite
@fteraar. San ifreo ON yutiIgibe
ligt D1isgreb hos 8rpiteIfabet" On
at itaa llngoommen / 8eien me0
bores Sprog", og mango more
mGrfeliae cling. Sa, og oisie outiI.
gioelige Wisgreb~ bar en0ogiaa ga.
teret tilbage til Sen loren. airfes
Stiftelie. Ghi bar set 10 go0t, at
oct 0iloe babe bleoen uoberfomme.
ligt banifeligt for @an0en at be-
pfc 0isie ibgre geifploninger. Seq
mener goOt for Samfunoet, go6t
for 8rRiteifobet og eoot for ING,
oommen. Meo Manoen er oct en-
anoen Gag i 2Diet af Oroet ON
9egnifa6 for rbOert u%tiIborligt
Orb.
5 iioIte llog. al Oft" Q7.
apriD laies eft StDffe al g o.
Sobnien. Reeole1, Calf, i bbilfet
Ri lpgges ben famine Gag paa Gin.
De. IA ieg babe leit oct Stf.
tpnfte ieg: o5a, Nr. Sobnien fri
Der oiitnof iam0ittigbeosfuIot og
iaa goot, ban foritoar." 90 iaa
blot ieg foritoor, berer Stpffet
8reg af itor SOer og giofarbeO
for De unge og oct Gngelite / 9l.
minoeli9beo o9 oen' lutb. Strife /
S9r0elesbeo. gller maaife oct er
omoeuot. alt / oft er oct en- al.
borlia aoOariel eller Dog 5orma.
ming. til Samf s StDrelie / II.
min0eligbeo 90 Ill oe bOiS 8srn
er feote / amerifa / SRroele56e6
elIer maaife oct ogiaa er ON.
beHot. Ui9rfeligt bbor burtig man
ftun0om fan faa SDar paa ct ippn.
oenoe og brenoenoe Sp6rgsmaal.
Saaleoes tiloeIs Der. Bare oen0e
gIoO | iamme oDoniferen~, SIDE
4, Punft A / 5orm.s MeooeIelier.
Der fan man l9ie Stpreliens Still
ling og Sbar paa Spsrgsmaalet
og iaa fommer Oi meo gprnene
nof ii6en meo bort Snar. 0ien Di
bill life forbaite os, for Der er iao
meget at bet9nfe, for ri forlaoer
BET gamle @iem - billeolig talt.
8i oiI6e oa gerne fsrit babe iagt
rigtig Saf og SarbeI, for oi bar
np6t inn meget goot | bette eomle
Stem. 0g Ri biIoe oa osiaa gerne
babe aTfe meb os, Der itaar os ner
og ON muligt aft meo os, pi fiji
fort. 9erfor fun6e be, Der fpnes,
be fol ifDn6e fig meo 5lptningen
bente Iibt poo os, Der maaife er
noget iene | 8enoingen, iaa faor
bi .nof ct eoot gfeiultat. Smioler.
ti6 tan man mnaife faa Eio at be.
tenfe en- Setnine af gaftor Ssi.
berg, ieg Iafte forIeoen. Seq tror
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24
Sriitelige SOrtGaiugrr.

5Gaen6e Jortrninger uogiDet af airteIia 5oreninG for 5nore
Wtsfon Qmmorf anbefnIes til Daenig6eos- og ungoOHsbidiO-
tetr o. andre trifelige 2Gidorentuger fao Del iom til Snoebeger
oa priOat grug. Dc e one tnobunOne tomponeret Sbirtingsbtne
gao entdte at 8egerne er 9rifen it uOget laoere enO oprtn6sHgt
Jortroppen. Jortqaing ira SIaOeriets Gage awerita. ODER.
fat al 81. g. MAIDEN. Isl Sioer. Rris 500.
Gomftta Jortpaing fra oct gamle Rom al garing-Sonlo
All. Sioer. grfg $1O0.
Son btI6e uoget 5ortantng al gnbelm 0onfm. 1873
Siber. gris so Gents.
Sfttebarnet en- 5ort9ning for unee bigger. Autorieret
OperiptteHe beo 8ertn Seiberg. 1872 Siber. $120.
Qfrfeuf urftopen. fSortRaing fra WisfionsmGrfen ART
ia, af Warr Sont3en. 1856 Siber. $100.
ge6Qpatens sfin- G~ortanngr for lnsoommen. 214 g.
Der. grts $1.OO.
Den unoHupne Ronne. On SeIDbiogrofi of Margaret
gaorp gOuIt. SOeriattelen ~bearbeioei of SGari5 peterfen.
1862 Sioer. 80 Gents.
Ssfaaor6sfoIt Gortpains ai Glib geoerien. 4S0 sioer.
gris $3.50.
gomponia. Gortrning fra aOmerrises lib poa Donf Deb
y. Z. Nn6ien. 305 CHER 500.
Woro. aortQuine ON goIoenierne- ODeriat Do % =. Nab'
len. i21 Siber. 90 Gents.
er. aorte aret % Stuitr fra Refe.
tibet, Of o. &. tf9 Sioer. 30 Gents.
either. syortaatug fra armenien. OoeHat of v y. geaoim-
1888 Sioer. 80 Gents.
9anib amtbsran gnbIHbins Ssai,
Blair. gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

for Minnefota are6s biz blipe nf
bolot I Sutcbinion D. 1912. Moi
apre Senoogsifolelqrere, fom en-,
6eIig og bpr meol Soaoam1e Mg'
Der tiener til at opmuntre oe opg'
tiggere eoer til @erningen ibIanoi
bore Born.
81. g. GorIfen.
On biertelig SnObpoeIie fra We
niebeoen | &utcbinion til open.
npbnte Msoe. gi Denter mangI
Deltagere. Nelb eoers aomme
goo. 9i6 til unoerteene6e.
3 III. 2uno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24

$4,000 ksber en- god so Acres Farm
med Hus, stald, Silo, Kornmagasin,
H%ensehus. alt indhegnet, 20 Acres dyr-
ket, bedste Lermuld Jord, Hovedvej,
r. F. d. og Telefon, 2h Mil til By
med 10000 Indb. Hejskole og udmar-
ket Mejeri. Omkring $500 kontant.
A. B. wESNER, CENTURIA, WIS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24

KUN S45oo. 40 Acres Farm ca. en-
haly Mil til den fremskridende By
Luck. Wis som er beliggende i Cen.
trnm af ct stort skandinayisk Sett-
lement, med talrige Kirker, Skoler og
Mejerier; code Veje. Den bestaar at
ct godt 5 Yarelsers Frame Dwelling
Hus; god Frame stald med Silo.
Bygningerne godt malede. nydelig Ha-
We med Frugttreer. bedste Wand; 25
Acres er ryddet deraf er Is plsiet, og
Resten er let at dyrke, J~ordbunden er
al bedste Kyalitct. Vilkaar efter Over
enskomst. = vi har andre Farme paa
vor Liste, hvis interesseret skriv til
lens S. Petersen, Pres. State Bank of
Luck. Luck, Polk Co, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24

20 ACRES IL Mil fra Byen Luck.
Wis., god Vel. vel opbygget Nabolag
7 Acres Plsjeiord, Resten aaben 90
temmerbevokset Grasgang, udmerket
J%ordbund, pregtige Bygninger og godt
Wand. Pris s24OO, indbefattet Hssten.
Overtagelse naar som helst.
w. M. Christensen, Luck, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24

On GIore troen6e giee fan fao
ita6ig Grbeioe poa 8aupoca 96r.
nebiem 3obn qnoerfeu,
Sit. 3, Berlin Ct,
8aupaea, 8iS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24
Gn hn[n Nrre Qnnn

meo Sus er til SaIgs biaig. @e.
.lie9enoe i Den 0eitlige Del Of Blair,
.Qebr. 0anifereus aontor anbiier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24
Sill @Obtfp6.

st efsempIar at 8prfet ggulpit
Commentary" 81 gino er til
meget billigt. Iermere Sp'
lpgning pe6 &enbenoelie til
9anii6 2atb. Bull. Somie,
Blair, Webr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24
0st-Montana Land.

Farm Land TT SaIg SD til
$50 pr. Acre, improved. Skriv
til Gulbertson Land & Loan Co.,
Culbertson, Montana. Ogsaa Land
beliggende paa den bekendte FIT.
Peck Reservation. Jernbanebil
letten g~odtg9res,, hvis De kS-
Der Land.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24
Del be6ite 2nnobrngsoiftrift /
Beroen
finoes runbt StanonrO, alberta,
E0uoh0

0enneminitsnbl for be Fofte 3 Var
nf Sbeoe "A 9nihels per We're.
aoifiIIige gooe 5nrme / oct ban.
ife Excitement er til SoIg mob lille
llobetaIing, 6isie tiIbsrer for BET
meite 5oIf oi andre Nationer iom
nh bar iainlet en- 5ormue o. On.
FER at fomme blonot oeres egne.
OoIpsnineer eioes bereoniIIiglt Of
Antb0n R. RnsmusIen,
StnnOar6, Vita, G6naOa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-04-24
T HARVEY.
Omahas danske Hotel.
14th & Harvey st.

Hyggelige, lyse og net mob
lerede Verelser. Her mSder De
altid Landsmend fra de danske
Menigheder i Nordveten. Mode
rate Priser. AL mulig T~jenstvil-
lighed vises Gasterne. ALE Spor-
vogue standser we'd Dsren.
Chas. G. Serensen, Ejer.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-12-21
SPLENDID WORK OF DIVER
Feat Of Underwater Repairing on
Wrecked Steamer Is Given High
Praise by Shipping Men.

One of the most remarkable feats in
the history Of American labor, accord
ing to Capt. Louis Turner, represent
ing marine underwriters, was the sub
marine repairing Of a steamer sal
vaged off the California coast by a
diver named Theodore Wicks. The
success of this ma in his perilous
work made it possible to raise the YES
sci for further important service in the
governments wal program, where ship
ping is so urgently needed.
There were fully 100 patches of tenn
porary nature to be put on the shatter-
ed sides of the vessel while it was
humping about on the rocks, making it
by all odds the biggest job of the kind
ever attempted on the Pacific coast.
The biggest patch was ten feet wide
and 16 feet long. Three layers of inch
plank, with canvas between, were used
in patching. This kept the water out
while the ship vas being pumped.
Large numbers Of shipping men Wis
tied the dry dock where the ship went
after Diver Wick's exploits, and were
astonished that it had been possible to
salvage the vessel at all. The divers
work is viewed all along the coast as
an inspiration to labor in its great task
OF winning the war.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-12-21
HOW VICTORY WILL BE WON
National Determination to Put Every
Ounce of Strength Into Righteous
Cause Will Bring Triumph.

Suppose we send 10000 bombing air.
planes over Germany. They alone will
not win the Ten thousand or
fifty thousand tanks alone will not win
the war. A thousand land battleships
or q thousand other fearful land cruis-
ers alone will not win the war. Rain
ing death and destruction upon the
civil population as a rule has only one
result: 1t inflames the people to
greater deeds, to greater sacrifices, to
greater hate, to greater determination
to win the war. France, England and
Italy are shining examples of this. No,
any n invention is not likely to win
the war. Some day, perhaps, someone
will invent an atomic ray which is
capable of pulverizing whole regiments
at a stroke. Nothing of this sort is
impossible. But it is not very prob
able. Rather it Is the whOle-hearted
devotion of the nOncOmbatants to a
great and just cause that will win the
war. The nation that can throw into
the scales the greatest amount of war
implements, the heaviest weight of
metal, the greatest amount Of fighters,
coupled with a prodiglous use of all of
the best war inventions, will win in
the end-prOviding that every man and
woman behind the lines constantly
thinks and dreams of war and victory
and is prepared to put every last ounce
of strength as well as all worldly be-
longings into the righteous cause with
out stint or restraint. The greatest
war invention is the fiery, undying will
to win.-Electrical Experimenter.