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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-18

Will CarmOdy was here shakins
hands with friends yesterday.
Frank Smith is at Darlington, S
D., looking after his threshing.
Ned Winskill and wife motored tc
Cassville Saturday night and spent
Sunday.
There were 1856 paid admissions
at the Grant County Fair held here
last week.
Leo BARLEY of Bloomington, left
yesterday for Camp Pike where he
enters officers training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot Frost arrived
home Sunday from their extended
visit at different points in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost enjoyed their
trip very much.
DR.. G. A. Budworth of Prescott
Wis, arrived yesterday for a few
days visit with his mother, Mrs. A
Budworth. DR.. Budworth expects to
visit in West Grant and Cassville be-
fore returning home.
VIM. Kerr of So. Lancaster, dropp.
ed in the Office Monday and arrang-
ed for his sale advertised elsewhere
This is Mr.. Kerr's first sale and he
has farmed 81 years. Now he wants
to move to town and enjoy a well
earned rest.
r. P. Hutton, a temperance lectur.
er, occupied the pulpit at the Meth.
odist and Congregational churches or
Sunday. Mr.. Hutton said that Ian.
caster was n of the four towns in
the state having the highest percent
age of church-going population.
Edward Cfouor ond miss NTa-x
Schneider were married at st. Glenn.
ents yesterday morning and took the
train for Madison where they visited
for a day with friends. Mr.. Stavel
expects to be called to the colors
very oon Mrs. Staver is a niece OF
Mrs. Louis Heiliger.
Burdette Weber writes from Grea;
Lakes that he has been transferred
from the radio service to the big nav
al band under the direction of John
P. Sousa, the great maestro. The
band has just completed a two weeks
playing engagement at the war ex-
position in Chicago and is now at
Great Lakes. On the oath it starts
for a tour of all the large cities in
the interest of the Liberty Loan
drive.
Sergeant Hendrickson of the U. S.
service, lectured at the Orpheum on
Monday afternoon and evening. The
sergeant is a plain soldier but a
mighty good talker and works
straight from the shoulder. Among
other things he said our boys across
would clean things up right before
they came back and that pro-Ger-
mans here should look out as the boys
were going to make a clean job OF
it and get them as we'll. His talk
was very interesting and drew forth
much applause.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-18
POSSE GETS SLACKERS
IN BATTLE; 1 DEAD, 4 HURT

A pitched battle occurred at Owen,
Wis, last Saturday when U. S. Of
icers and a posse of $50 went after
Frank, Louis, Leslie and Ennes
Kruger. U. S.. Marshal Gantz call
ed to the slackers to surrender say
ing they were under arrest. Their
reply was a volley of pistol shots.
The battle went on until the slack
ers sem out a white flag. Harry Jen-
sen, station agent at Owen, was
killed and several men hurt but not
badly. Frank Kruger was shot in
the leg. The trouble came through
Frank, So, and Ennes, 20, failing to
register. The other two brothers
registered before but refused to ans
wer calls from their local board. The
men are in Jail in an unknown place.
A l%ynching is feared.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-18
FOOD CONSERVATION

Every pound of sugar must be re-
corded either on certificate or sugar
book kept by the retailer, with date.
name of purchaser, amount and num-
Der in household. These records can
be referred to any time by the Food
Administrator or his local deputies.
Anyone violating the sugar rules of
the Food Administration are subject
to a penalty or have their sugar up
ply cut off. This applies to retailers
as we'll as consumers.
Rules Governing Sales Of Sugar for
Month of September.
The sales for September are now
on the same basis as during the
month of August and all sugar allot-
ments will be made on the same bas-
IS, that is to say, two pounds of SUI
gar for each person in the household
per month for household consumption
and in addition to this sugar may be
issued for canning by the Food Ad-
ministrator or his local deputy in al
lotments of not to exceed ten pounds
on certificates. Extra sugar nay be
bought by farmers for threshers or
other extra help on the basis of two
pounds of sugar for 80 meals served.
Retail Dealers Profit on Flour.
Retail dealers are now permitted to
add to the cost of a barrel of flour F.
O. B. their stations, a profit of not to
exceed $1.20 a barrel. Wheat flour
substitutes should be sold by the re-
taller at a profit of not to exceed II
to Is per cent owe present cost price.
The following is a list of substitutes
to be sold 1 lb. with every 4 lbs. of
wheat flour: barley flour, corn -four,
corn meal, oat flour, rice flour, pota-
to -four, buckwheat flour, bean flour.
Mixed pancake 1ours are not a sub
stitute for wheat -four. Housewives
are asked to mix at least 20 per cent
of substitute flours into wheat flour
at home for all bread baked. Pure
, AOOA my 0S oOA0e OO -
in the proportion of 2 lbs. of rye -four
to 3 lbs. of wheat flour. Eight pounds
of wheat -four is considered a thirty
days supply. On all custom and ex-
change transactions, millers, elevat-
ors or grain dealers must either de-
liver to the farmer whole wheat, gra-
ham or. prescribed mixed 1ours or
sell him the required proportion of
substitutes in combination with stand
ard wheat -four. Certificates may be
accepted from the farmer certifying
that he has purchased or had ground
the required amount Of substitutes.
Len Stauffacher,
Co. Food Admr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-18
FOURTEEN STATES ABOL-
ISL TEACHING OF GERMAN.

New York-Fourteen states have
abolished the teaching of German in
the schools, and in sixteen other
states campaigns to eliminate Ger
man are we'll under way, according to
an announcement made by the Amer
lean Defense society. States listed
as having abolished German are Ala
bama, California, Connecticut, Della
ware, Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi,
Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma,
South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah and
West Virginia. States having under
consideration the statewide ban of
German study in the schools are Wis
consin, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas.
Michigan, Missouri. New Jersey, New
York, Ohio, Rhode island, Texas and
Virginia
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-18
FRUIT PITS FOR
MASK MATERIAL
ARE CALLED FOR

Lancaster, Wis, Sept. II.
Dear EDITOR
Poison gas was n of the first
fruits of kultur. It stings, blinds
and kills. Charcoal or carbon made
from fruit pits and nut shells is used
to neutraliZe it.
The government needs carbon. 1t
asks. the boys and girls of America
to save:
(a) Peach pits.
OBJ Apricot pits.
(c) Plum pits.
(d) Cherry pits.
(e) Prune pits.
f) Hickory nuts.
(g) Walnuts.
CHI B~utternuts.
G) Shells of these nuts.
Method
ID Select a leader or leaders.
(2) Give publicity to the campaign.
81 Dry pits thoroughly in the
sun.
"a Bring them to the Central
Collecting Station.
90 Notify the Chemical Warfare
Service, Washington, d. c.
co Bills of lading, shipping in
structions and bags will be sent.
Two hundred peach pits or seven
pounds of nuts produce enough car
bon for one gas r~espirator.
Sincerely yours,
Chairman of the Home Service Com.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-18
X rs YEARS.;
TRIES FIVE MORE.
Cuba City, Wis, 9-13.

Cuba City, Wis, 9-13.
Grant Co. Herald,
Lancaster, Wis,
Dear Sir and Friend
For we have come to look upon the
Herald as a friend. We saw your no
tice in the paper that we could send
in our subscription as far in advance
as we liked at the old price and as
we have been taking the Herald in
our home since it was first started we
take this opportunity to subscribe for
it a while longer. You will find en-
closed a check for $3.50 in payment
for five years in advance.
Yours truly,
C. w. Patterson,
Cuba City, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-18
LOTS OF PICKLES.

Pickles have produced abundartl!'
in these parts this year. Ostrander
& Bane, with an acre in up by Jesse
Tuffley's, sold SAFE worth here: D,
B. Shipley, manager of the Blue River
tanks, reports party having sold
over 1915 worth from a half acre
Boscobel Dial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-18
COOPERATIVE PACKING MEET
ING.

Stockholders of the cooperative
Packing Company residing in Lancas-
ter and vicinity are notified that there
will be a meeting of the stockholders
at Knapp's Rink, at s p. M, Saturday,
September 2Sth. Please be present as
important business will come up.
p2. Walter Griswold, Sec.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-18

John Kurtz, who is in charge of the
sailing station in Muscoda, reports
there are over 5000 bushels of pick
les now packed in the tubs, and that
pickles are coming in at the rate of
about 20 bushels a day.-Muscoda
Progressive.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-18
DRAFT BOARD notes.
ITEMS OF INTEREST AFFECTING
aEGISTRANTS AS COMPILED BY
THE LOCAL BODY.

The next big call will take regis
trants up to SO years according to
w. A. Johnson of the local board.
Calls No. 1856 and 1923 take IA men
from this county in the very near fu-
ture. The names will not be avail
able for some days yet.
Clerk Johnson has compiled data
on the recent draft showing the var
ious classifications, by ages, eligibil-
ity, etc. Here it is:
Native born-4237.
Naturalized citizens-92.
Citizens by fathers naturalization
as.
Total of these-4374.
Declarant aliens, 1st papers-73.
Non-declarant aliens-45.
Total of these-118.
Grand total-4492.
Table of ages
1880.
19-247.
20-324.
21-14.
23-1
3d..
81.
32-18S.
1897.
34-270.
$3.50.
36-242.
37-257.
1864.
39-227.
40-250.
41-244.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-18

Miss Nellie Howell left Friday for
Lodi, Wis, where she will teach this
winter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

SpnoagsifolelGrermpoe.

Soma areOs aiboloer lit Senoogs-
ifolel9rermeoe / 0a5aretb Menig-
beO, @eoar Sails, Sa., Pop.
6ebr. Wteoet begpn0er Onsong af-
ten. Sper al areoiens Senoagsito.
Ter beoes ienoe cen eIIer fIere of De-
res 2erere til bette Mieoe. gi boo-
be mango al areOiens @r9Iter bill
gipe Meoe. Sanfeiprog for Me0et:
Oroiprog %, 6.
Baa Ssnoagsifole aomiteens
8egne. %. q. 9~Iemme1e II,
5ormano.
S Senbolo til obenitaaenoe mo
bpoer Ra5aretb Wenigbeo beroeo til
SsnoagsifoIemeoe. 0eltngere beoes
meloe oeres &onme til unoertegne-
De BELT inoen 10. 5ebr.
Ole S. @rou.
7t5 8. 18th ct,
Geoor Sails, Sonia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

Boo 9eniionsfonoets @egne bill
ieg uotole en- biertelig Saf til aGle
De Menig6eoer. ion1 bar optaget et
Offer til @eniionsfonoet. 2igeiun
til Sc enfelte 8erioner og Scr
eninger, iom bar gioet en- @ooe Der
til. Wlen 'Salooelen at Wenigbe-
oerne bar fife enom1 inoienot no-
get 0ffer. Seq oiloe oerfor gerne
Tige til oe Menigbeoer, iom life
bar giort oct. gil 8 life uof gre
Oct ref mart, pa 5onoet bill be-
bebe 8engene for at funne flare
fine ll6gifter. Sois Der flioer OBJ
taget ct Iignenbe Offer / De Me-
uigbeoer, Der fife bar ofret, ION
Der er giort / De @enigbeoer, Der
Bar ofret, 6a BIZ 9eniionsfonoet life
alone fiinne flare fine toungne 10
glitter; men ser er ogioo en- Mulig-
beo for, of bore 10 g%eniionifter bill
tinne faa oen fuT6e Benfion aIIe-
reoe 6et f6rIte @ar, og set ffulOe Be
qerne babe.
Oct oonr goot me6 Benfionsfon6et
fro6s ane 8bibleres il6eoarsfenoe
Gpoaoomme. Oct er poo fiffer
grun6 og faar itaoie nDe Meolem-
mer. Noor Bengene Of ben ganle
aasfe bfiper oelt, oo Denter bi flor
EiITittning. Mod ni inn fao ct
ao6t Offer meb bet fsrfte9 Saf
for oetl
81. g. @eismonn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30

til 6ormano oaIgtes 0ir. q. SDr-
g~enien, meoens Mr. $. 5. 3nltoien
oolgtes til Sefreter % Otr. s.. 6.
9tielien aerpoIgtes til aaSierer..
GI 6oritan6er for lSgnoogsifolen
9enpaI9tes Mr. $. q. Sumien og
til 9eOer al ben oanife % Den Ell.
gelite @ibelfIasie genooIetes BEN
bol0spiS ger. SdbaIt5 og Mr. Cor.
ISenien.
I'll SieIp for Menigbeoens DID
Toner n~eoietteS en- NfisIfonsfomite
beituaenoe ai Scr. Sans Senien, Mr.
50. g. 9onien og Mr8. $. 5. ga.
cobien.
@noeIig neoiottes ct ltooalg be-
ltauenoe al @oit. 9onien og 8. q.
I@anien, Der gennem ct eoentlelt
Somarbeioe me0 0e eorige 6anif CD.
/. Neni9beoer / 5resno Gountp
ifltlOe arbei6e ior 0ptagdien Al ct
friiteIigt 0pIpsnin9sarbei6e noon.
Zig blauot De llilge, gennem 4f6ol.
belle al 9ibeIfurius og 9ouelien Al
Stt0ie-areoie,
Som tioligere onltalt er Der ops
ta9et ct Qrbeioe for llooi0eIie al
Nenigbe0ens 8ogiamling. Der er
foretnget en- SnoinmIing, fom bar
g1Uet et meget imlrft &eiuItot. o.
5ertil fomn1er SiIitlo ioa Del ira
auin6eforeningen iom ira De mnge
9igers lloioIg.
Ser er anifaifet ct itsrre 9o9ifab,
iom bar iaaet 8Ioos / Meniq6e0s.
6uiet, % Der err iuofebt en- GGffe
nDe engelife og oonife. Bigger liant
nogIe 8iosifrifter, ~boortbIonot oQ3i5.
iionurD Gepieip" og gSbe Moslem
8orlo."
8aa oct Ienere of6olote ipIles
Renigbeosme0e al Selma og DEL
Rep iamle0e Snteresien Jig ppient-
Zig ON oct Spergsnool ON man
ifuIOe arbef0e ben til, at Meni9.
6e0ernP boer fit egen BrGit.
Otter en- R9fte llotaIeIier, Der
9ao til 6eiitltat, 6eIs At oct life ira
Selmas SIDE par 9eniigten at
.fremtoinge en- 9loifiDleIie, 6eIs at
0enne u0eIuffenoe 6iiroe finoe Steo
TAI 6enipn til oct misiioneren6e ar-
beioe blonot Oore mange berboenoe
9an6smeno, eneoe5 ma Illtttelig
ON at uoifpoe Spsr8sfuaaIets nrr.
mere 9~ebanoIing til neite aar.
st 5oriIag ON en- 6or6sieIie Al
Bait. 6oniens 9en paa 800 ON
2(nret pan6t enitemmg Gililutuing.
8. 3. Sanfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
Ranches" til Salgs we'd Brush.

81 Acres oyerrislet lord med fluid
Vandret, kun l1a Mil fra Brush, paa
Lincoln Highway. Rimelig code Byg-
ringer, godt Wand, Vindmelle, o.s.v.
$225.00 per Acre, dersom Handel kan
ske straks.
l60 Acres ner Brush, ca. 80 Acres
opdyrket, fluid Vandret til so Acres,
Resten er godt Grassland, nogen Skov.
Code Bygninger, o.s.v. En- udmerket
Dairy Ranch. Pris kun $4,000 for
hurtig Omsetning.
800 Acres ca. 80 Mil fra Brush, 20
Acres ~opdyrket, Resten er god Eng og
Grassland. Kan alt dyrkes. Fenced, allie
nsdvendige Bygninger, Brsnd, o.s.y. Kan
selges straks for den billige Pris af
100000.
For nermere 0plysninger ON disse
eller andre Ejendomme, skriv straks til
Hans Anderson, Brush, Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
MpOrr On @nOstieneitcr | 9lair.

Onsoog 5. 80. al. 8 9lften Iobi.
.tbnmeoe Dos 2(nira ~@nOeriens.
6reoog .. 1. 6ebr. 10 = 10 Oa
.25c ltoialg ! airfenS 9eloerIaI.
9rof. 8ig taller ST. s, ser bIioer ct
fort 9ro9rom og 8orfriifninoer fer
.peres. @aoer til lloiolget mootoges
meo Gof / @lpbIiTbing Soltie og
greitebolpen. ollie er oelfomne.
9eroog 8. 2. 5eb. &onfirmanb-
lmOeroisning i grpiteboli9en al. 8.
Sgn0og 8. 8. 6ebr. S6noo9sifo-
lie 81. 9,15. @~ltostieneite 81. 1890
Worgen og 7,30 gliten. Onsoag 8.
Is. apinoem6oe aI. 2,30 I gr9itc.
'boIigen. ale apinoer oelfomne.
9llt om @lt0 ol.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
STAMP OUT the EAR
var SAVINGS STAMPS
Blair, 0ebraifa.

Erinitutis Seminorilims Seonin-
Notwithstanding boI6t fit 9lars-
msoe paa Sfolen ifoite 9erong og
Ssn0og, og pi bar mo0taget &efe-
rat fra Ie0et, 6pilfet oi gerne op-
tog i bette g6r., men timber fife Gloos
for oct. Oct fan ou oenteS / nGite
Rr.
0trs. Sobnien, bois Sp9bom
og 0pbolI6 paa 8oipitaIet Der i 9p-
en- pi fer bar omtaIlt, 6eores ito
Big, iua bun penter mart at funne
5Iioe Flpttet biem.
8rof. 9u1bs fit i Sgnoags
oeres file Son osbt ! @iemmet. De
gan bom 3oonet Rl1siel 4eri6ing
Oft. snIter 6oreG0rene 9pffe og
8lios 8elTigneIie me6 0erne lille
Ssn iomt oeres ANDRE 9srn.
On SON af SIR, 5reo Ginger
o. bans SuItru Der i 9pen tiQbSren-
De Dor Neni9be6, Heo Tor nogle
Star iioen oroineret til 8rnit ! ct
amerifunif littberif Somfuno o9
ierot til Spoomerifo. SCR ban rel
fte 0ertfI ofIog6e ban 9eieg | Silent
met, og hi bopoe 9eiligbe6 til al
bIie poa bam. Otter nogen Sio
bleo bans SeIbre0 neObrluot, ioo ban
mfolerttoig moatte opgipe Street. e-
gerningen. San er M bleoen iaa
rolf, at ban mente fig / Siuno til
otter at optoge 9rGitegerningen, og
ban er antaget til 5eItpruit.
Mr. &. 4. Sim0abl, Ser
@fterfommeren meo 6amilie fIDtte-
De Der til 8oen, bar febt @alll
8eteriens &eaI estate, game %
MISUNDERSTANDING og oil iortiptte
6orretningen Den tenote 9pgning
pua 8oibh1gton ct, 5oor QRr. 5.
9lat3 / mango 4ar, ii0en 9auI Be
terien og M iioit bans Sgn bar
6reoet iaoOan 5orretuiug. Nr. 9lm-
oabI ifaI ooertage 5orretningen I'll
STARTS og maaife fer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
Selma, Galif.

IA. Sonuor 1913.
goa aaretg ii0ite Dag feireOe Der.
g.. Sanien og 9uitru 6eres Sdu.
brpllup. Wenigbe6en ooerraifeoe
Sglobruoeparret me6 ct iamlet 8e.
log og ~ooerrafte oct en- @aOe, be.
itaoenoe af ct Sslbfaffeierpice.
Uie0 &enblif paa Den iterte 8pflt
al Menigbeoerb Der bar funoet
ISteo / oct iioite Bar &ar, bleO poa
Oct ms aTbolote Wenigbe6sme0e
Den Ganfe fremiat ON BET al Sen-
Jpn til oct firfeliee arbeioe life
piloe bore enffeligt, at De to SGter.
menigbeoer: SeIma og Del &ep,
fit 6per fin gr9it.
On Ifriftlig grbpeafitemning gop
oct oft NOT for doifilIige ret ebert
.te6e ReIiltot, at Ganfen fit en-
Nftemnnig SiIIIittnfng.
8 sorigt fto6 Merigbeosmsoet
Segn.
9iI Dinfon gennnlgtes Wr.
iScbuft5. I'll Meolem Of airtens
'Eruitee pdIgtes Scr. s. 3. amioien,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
Denmark, 8is,
~'aruuor 1918.

So1uior 1918.
Eil n8oniferen"s 2Giere.
ct goot og peliignet MT Var IN
ties e6er ale | Seiu goopn.
Rort 5io fsr Sui fit bet ameri-
tanIfe Stag gldos / bore airfer-
Del b9nger nnroeo Breoifeltolen
o. taeer fig rigti9 goot no.
Den "a. geop. par per 8egrdpelie;
bet bar HieIs g. Nielien, oef bleo
bearapet; ban bar ODER 81 4ar, ban
tsrte ofte omfring til 5legtntn'
se og gertner, og ielu ON Ssr'
ooaen forito bar ban ltoe ot fsre,
Ga inoen neite osroag loa ban !
fin @rop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
Sns6uloerife pnlfes.

@n 9I6re friitelig gige eaer On.
te - aIoer 48-60 - fan foo en-
goo 9laos til 1. Marts bos en- eel.
ore reipeftabel @nfemono.
9rebe mGrfet 6. 65 oor 8anife'
-rens 9fflce. Nfnfr. yfebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
&ejieplan for 1ait.5.G.W .Sanien
SQinuis areos.

Gejieplan for ait.5.G.@ .Sanien /
Sainuis areos.
10. 5ebr. &c Rabb, 81.
II. Sch. (Aften) og y. Sch.
5~ormiooag, @ebIter @robes, 0eo.
II. Sch. (%Iften) % 10. Sch.
indianapolis, Sno.
Is. 5ebr. @reenbille, Miicb.
is. Sch. Gufont, @icb.
II. Sch. Sioneo. Micb.
10. Sch. @bene3er, Chicago. 81.
20. Sch. SiIoom. Chicago, 81.
III. 5eb. @etbiemane, Chicago, Sa.
%. 8oooitoct, 81.
8.S. 9enne 9ieiieplon gsr life
Strap paa at nGre i%uIofommen;
men ben er u~oarbeioet iomoittigbeos'
iulot. Ger er 2 Ting, iom ieg bar
maattet regne meo beo uoferelien
Lar 8lanen, nemlig 9ait. 9aniens
lib og Sen0agene - iaa De life
bleb I'll Reiieienoa9e / Steoet for
@rbeiosienoage. Scr 0enne Gags
Sfplo or 3 Mtenigbeoer life fom.
men me6 / 9louerl nemlie Menig.
beoen / Clinton, isis, og Menis.
beoerne i Mc9rioes og Gomon,
Ricb.
Soa oil ma nof tage Denligt
imoo 4ait. Snnien og i6ge at ORC.
ne Meoerne, oct beoite man fan i'll.
9lonen. Gg lao os, laa mango iom
fan, beoe &erren ON, at oisie Weei
Ger maa bringe me9en 8eliignelie
til bort 6olf og / Sproelesbeo til
De unge. Ser oil iao poo bert
lSteo bIi6e optnget ct Offer til 9fei-
ieuogifterne, og boao Der fommer
Iin6 uoober bette 9oor inc / ling
0omsforbunoets 9o5ie.
6. 81. RieIien, 5orb. 5orn;ono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-30
Sra 9eun yam, Y. ..

5erit oil ri iige Eat til Dem, Der
bar toIt Dor airfes Sag / g0an.
iferen, og iaa meooele, at bio.
til bar 9erren 6iulpet os gennem
9enners @aber, iaa ri bar funnel
flare bore llogifter til / Dag. 81 er
IN nnaet iaa Iongt, at pi bnaber at
.funne fao airfen inopiet omfring
.8oaife. vi ifal iaa ogiaa / 9e6et al
eft Bar D1aaneoer uobetale Sf400.
|0mtrent SaIboelen al oeme Gum
er looet os, noget ira &enner
'areoien og ellers iubifriberet al
5olf Der / Benn gan. 8eo at ie
ODER @aDeliiten, iom 81 bar ben /
Negnifabsbogen, og lpgge Nfprfe
til, bporfra og ira bbem - iaa fan
ri life tro anoets emo at Der maa
bore mango 8enner enonl, iom bar
t9nft paa os, og JON oil bielpe os
meo at faq DC manglenoe 500.
Bore aoinoer bar iDet meo fit.
tige Spn6er og Oeroe0 iomIet $40,
og oct er iaa alt, bi Ear til airfe.
tnoentnrium, men bi noa bel bipl'
pc os oermeo, Tom beoit bi fan og
ioo Dente pao beore 9ioer. &ermeS
f6Ieer iaa aoitterinesliite Nr. 3.
@ootaget FRA @eitbroof, @e,
Morie 9oulien $40, 4noreas 8oill.
fen $t5, gigernes gibeIflasie PED
Rorie SDenoien SLIPS, 8. &olm
500. 9ep. 81. Sb. Scbult3, Blair,
gaeb., 50. Sra Bethel Rgb., 5res-
no, Gal, Sergen Sanien $25. 0feo.
6. g.. 3~oienberg, Heb. $. Sanien,
Sobn z. geteireu 30. 81. &en. Chr.
Salt, gotter, 0ebr., 81. ct. petri
Mgb, &otparo 60, Rebr. $t5.25.
Reb. 8. SO. gonoo, 2ucf, isis So.
8eb. s. g. &e6e oe Suitru og Sn'
ger gon6o, Mcgsabb, 81, bner So.
8eb. 6. Seppeien og g. &asmusien,
indianapolis, Sno., bber 81. Rep.
S. Miller, @insiteo, Sa., So.
ltngoomsforeningen, 5olmoutb, We.
SIS, 6. so. anoerfen, Coulter, So.,
$40. @rs. 5. Oerter, arco, Minn.
81. 81. gonnicfien Ringiteo, Sa.,
So. Dor Sreliers Wgb. 2ucf, isis.
$tf.74. Me6 bierteIig Saf til bier
@iber. G6ers I 2riitus.
2emisg g. BARREN,
1875 Samilton ct, penn GAN W.g.