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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08
CUBA'S FIRST PRESIDENT.
A Woman Planning to Control Islands
Future.

Havana, May 4.-The future Of Cuba
will probably be largely Influenced by
woman, Madame Cespedes, whose
salon is visited by the best known men
not only of Havana, but of the entire
island. Gen. Gomez is constant
visitor, and welcome guest of this
lady, and dimes with her from three to
five times a week. Madame Cespedes
is the widow of the first president of
Cuba in the ten years war, and deci-
sions reached at her salon are effec-
tive. AS a result of conversations at
Madame Cespedes' salon, it is asserted,
the first president of Cuba will
be Carlos Cespedes, son of the war
president. He possesses every quality
that is likely to make him popular with
the masses throughout the entire ISL
and. He is about 40 years OLD and I'M
married.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08
was pround to be appointed to such a

was pround to be appointed to such a
high position, and that he hoped that
much good to the civilized nations
would come out of the disarmament
congress. Capt. Mahan said the main
point the American delegation would
endeavor to get the representatives OF
the other nations to agree to, would be
to stop privateering and exempt mer-
chant vessels not carrying contraband
of war from seizure. AS to the dis
armament, he said that the United
States could not be classed with the
European countries which keep mil
lions of men under arms in time of
peace.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08
EXHIBITION SITE TRANSFERRED

Paris, May 4.-The transfer of th@.
exhibition site on Quai d'Orsay, upon,
which the American building viii b8.
erected, was made to United States,
Commissioner Ferdinand w. PeeRs>
yesterday. The ceremony took place
in the presence Of Alfred Picard, COM
missary general of the exposition and
others. Immediately after the transfer
the stars and stripes were hoisted over
the SITE M. Picard, in his brief adj
dress transferring the site for the
American building, told Peck he was
happy to see the United State conquer,
if only temporarily, territory OF France
A curious coincidence was that the
Spanish site was taken possession OF
by the commissioners of that country
yesterday, and their flags are waving
SIDE by side with the stars and stripes
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08
MUCH FOOD ADULTERATED.
Government Chemists Interesting
Testimony-Honey Most Abused.

Chicago, May 4. -According to DR..
H. Wiley, chief chemist of the depart
ment of agriculture, who was called
yesterday to testify before the senate
rial pure food investigation committee,
fully 80 per cent. of the articles of food
and drink manufactured and used in
this country are adulterated. This ap-
plies to all kinds of dairy products,
he said as we'll as to every variety of
condiments, including even coffee in
the berry. In milk, according to DR..
Wiley, the most common practice is
to abstract the fatty substances in
cream and adulterate with water. In
addition personalities are used to no
small extent to prevent the liquid
from souring. In butter the common
way of defrauding the public is w the
substitution of both animal and veg
etable fats for the natural fat of the
milk. Both cotton seed oil and high
grades of lard are employed in this
work. Honey, DR.. Wiley said, is
probably a more abused article in the
line of adulteration than any other.
L n0 uOCIOI Sd1Q IuC1S 10 NCly 14CC4O
pure beer made in this country, fully
70 per cent. of it being made from
some other article than malt. DR..
Wiley said Vermont maple sugar was
manufactured at Davenport, Ia, out
of brown sugar and extract of hickory
bark and was not deletrious. In
fact, he said, it is impossible for chem
lists to distinguish the two. The sugar
was the same and the natural ethic
that gave maple sugar it's flavor and
distinctive quality was too infinitely
small to segregate in analysis. Ex-
tract of hickory, he said, was about
the same as naples navor. Spices,
he said, were adulterated ana peanut
shells we're palmed off as ground Gin
namOn.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08

La Crosse, Wis, May "A severe
hail storm yesterday afternoon did
considerable damage in this vicinity.
Several thousand window glasses were
broken and the accompanying wind
blew over many outbuildings and
fences in the suburbs.
Pittsville, Wis, May 4.-During the
severe storm of wind, hail and rain
yesterday several buildings were blown
down, including the single sheds Of
E. w. Gilmore.
Black River Falls, May 3.-The Sc
verest storm in years visited this sec
ton yesterday. Hail stones an inch
in diameter fell. Several buildings
were struck by lightning and bridges
and dams washed out.
Trempealeau, Wis, May "a cloud
burst here yesterday turned Main
street into araging river, flooding many
business houses. No lives were lost,
but several narrow escapes are re-
ported.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08
GRAIN SHOVELLERS' STRIKE.

Buffalo, May .-Forty-eight' grain
laden vessels were in the harbor yes
terday. The force of men now en-
ployed by the contractors as grain
shovelers is not sufficient to relieve
the congestion, which is rapidly assum-
ing alarming proportions. Only three
elevators were at work Wednesday
afternoon. Corners, a contractor, as
serted he had 500 men at work, but the
dockmen, who are disinterested, say
that less than 100 were at work. The
owners of the elevators have decided
not to run their houses at night until
further notice. It is the first time in
years that the elevators have been
closed down during the night.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08
CUBAN OUTLAWS KILLED.
An Unsuccessful Attempt to Rescue
Bandit Chief Gonzales.

Santiago, May AT Mayari, this
province, between Holguin and Sagua
de Tanamo, an attempt was made
Tuesday by four outlaws to rescue the
bandit chief, MIGUEL Gonzales, and five
other bandits in the custody of the
rural guards. A sentinel, who detect
ed the attempt, fired, wounding one OF
the outlaws A sharp fight ensued I'm
which all the would-be rescuers were
killed. Two guards were wounded
The prisoners have since been removed
to BaracOa.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08
SUES FOR WIFE'S ANNUITY

Vienna, May 4.-The Volk's Zeitung
yesterday said Prince Ferdinand OF
Bulgaria has commenced suit against
his father-in-law, Duke of Parma, fer
refusing, since the death of Princess
Marie, wife of Prince Ferdinand, TO
pay the annuity fixed in the marriage
contract, on the ground that the prince
had violated the contract by having
Boris, his son, baptized into the ortho-
dox church.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08
KITCHENER's TROOPS ROUTED

Cairo, Egypt, May abraham ALI
whom Gen. Lord Kitchener sent upon
a mission to Ibraham's uncle, the sui
tan of Darfour, has returned to Cairo
Ibraham Ali found upon reaching Oar
four that his uncle had been dethroneG
by Ali Dinir. The latter, on the ap-
pearance of Ibraham Ali, turned out
with his troops and routed the escort
of Gen. Lord Kitchener's envoy, mum
bereing $50, of whom 120 were killed
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08
NEW YORK BANKER KILLED.

New York, May 4.-Alexander Mas
terson, Y years old, banker of Bronx
vile. was shot and killed in an apart
ment house yesterday by James N.
Plumb, who is IS years of age. Plumb
was arrested. The cause of the shoot
ing has not yet developed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08
PEACE COMMISSIONERS SAIL.
Seth Low Given a Parting Ovation b.
Columbia Students.

New York, May 4.-President Seth
Low of Columbia university, Capt. A.
T. Mahan, U. S. N, and Frederick W.
Holz, the American delegates to the
peace conference at the Hague, sailed
yesterday on the American liner ST..
Louis. President Low received part
ing ovation from several hundred stu
dents of Columbia. Mr.. Low addressed
the students briefly. He said that he
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08
FIFTY PORTERS KILLED.
African Tribesmen Capture a Caravan
Under Command of Europeans.

Capetown, May 4.-Word has been
received here that caravan under the
command of two Europeans was re-
Gently attacked near the headWaters
of the Rovuma river, east OF Lake
Nyassa, so porters being killed and all
the goods captured. The Europeans
reached Chickla fort after wandering
through three days in the bush.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08

rebels that have been killed in any en-
gagement for several months.
Second Lieut.. Charles G. Todd OF the
Sd infantry was severely wounded in
the thigh during skirmish April r.
Other Sd regiment soldiers wounded on
May 2 were: Corp. Jacob Fisher,
company G., abdomen; Private Fred
erick Miller, company M, thigh, severe;
Private Oscar Bevan, company T.,
shoulder, severe.
The following officers were wounded
during the fighting the past few days;
Gen. Irving Hale, leg, slightly; Col.
Alexander Hawkins, 10th Pennsyl-
vania, arm, slight; Capt. Charles. H.
Englesby, LIST South Dakota; Sergt.
John Thompson, Corp. Charles Green,
Lieut.. Walter Doolittle, all of LIST South
Dakota; Capt. Frank G. Green and
Corp. James O'Leary, list Montana;
Sergt. Joe Dewald, goth Kansas; Sergt.
w. D. Birmingham, 18th Minnesota;
Sergt. Clifford Fl. Bowser, LIST Colorado.
Yorktown Prisoners.
Washington, May 4.-The following
cablegram has been received from Ad-
miral Dewey:
Manila, May 3.-Secretary of Navy,
Washington: The following are the
Yorktown prisoners at insurgent head
quarters at San Isidro: Lieut. Gill
more, Chief Quartermaster William
Walton, Sailmaker's Mate Paul Van
doit, Coxswain John Ellsworth, APP
prentice Third Glass Albert Peterson,
Landsman Sylvio Brizolez, Landsman
Paul Edwards and Landsman Fred An
derson. Provisions have been sent to
them by Otis. Am continuing in
quiries as to the fate Of the other
seven"
It is said at the navigation bureau
that there is every reason to believe
these missing sailors are not dead or at
least not all. The naval officers here
believe that some of the YOrktown's
crew succeeded in making their way
into the lines of the Spanish garrison
at Baler, where they would be we'll
treated. Admiral Dewey is now striv-
ing to get into communication with the
garrison at Baler.
Peace Negotiations.
Washington, May 4.-Gen. Otis made
no mention in his report to the war de-
partment yesterday of the progress
of the negotiations with the insur-
gents for a cessation Of hostilities,
but that fact does not abate the conf
dence in the ultimate success of the
pending attempts to arrive at an I'M
derstanding. The reported junction
effected between the forces of Law
ton and Hale gives great satisfaction
to the officials here. They have been
apprehensive over the length of the
line of communication between LaWtOn
and Manila, but with the short route
open now to Malolos on the railroad,
there is no longer any reason to fear
the supplies can be cut off.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08
ASSAULTING A TOWN
GENERAL M'ARTHUR TRYING ~
CAPTURE SANTOMAS.
AGUINALDO WANTS PEACE

Rebel Leaders Emissaries Throw Off
All Disguise-Otis Remains Firm
and Another Conference Results in
Naught-List of Americans Wound
ed During Last Few Days.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08

The president has appointed Julius
G. Lay, consul at Windsor Ont, as
consul general at Barcelona, Spain, TO-
succeed Herbert w. Bowen, appointed
minister to Persia.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08

At Breckenridge, Col, it has been
showing most of the time the past
week. No train or mail has arrived
for several days.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08
STORM IN STATE.
MUCH DAMAGE DONE BY WIND
AND WATER.
BUILDINGS BLOWN DOWN

Window Glasses Broken in and About
La Crosse-Pittsyille, Black River
Falls and Trempealeau Sustain
Considerable Damage to Property,
but No Lives are Lost.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-05-08

Manila, May 4.-Noon, Thursday
Gen. Macarthur is now assaulting the
town of Santomas, five miles northwest
of Calumpit. The Americans are fight
ing for the bridge and the rebels are
burning the town.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-24
CHAPTER XxxIv.
BANDITS IN BIYorAC.

Monte Gennaro, identified by CLASH
cal scholars as the ancient Lncretilis
has two distinct SUBMITS; the higher
one being the Hottest OF the Sabine
Apprentices, with the exception o. Monte
Lupine, some twenty miles further
south. The col, or saddle depression
between the two peaks OF Gennaro. In
stead OF being narrow ridge, as gem
orally the rule. Is broad plateau,
grass-grown save here and there along
its edges. where it is fanked by forests
OF heavy timber. This mountain mead
ow, lying nearly four thousand feet
above the sea level, is termed II Pra-
tone. Although without human habi-
tation, save some straw-thatched pag-
liatti, that give occasional shelter to
shepherds, there Is little chapel upon
it. around which, once every year, as
semble the peasants from all parts Of
the adjacent district, to celebrate fss-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-24

A $500 PissCL
II Would Make BIN Too Popular In thu
Lone Star state.

n Would Make BIN Too Fopular In thu
Lone Star state.
The Hon. William Workman Is now
about as well known in a certain jew
elry store in New York as he Is in
Texas. where he has long served az
State treasurer. It came about In this
way: Mr. Workman was in this gtote
one day, buying a present for member
Of his family, when he noticed shoS
case filed with splendid jewelled re-
volyers with silver and gold grips and
chased barrels, having precious stones
set into the butts.
"Lemme see one OF those guns" be
said to the clerk.
which one. sir?'
"The gold one with the big ruby in
the handle"
The clerk took It from the case. II
was a beautiful piece OF workmanship.
1t vas marked 5000, and It looked to be
worth even more. The Texan took Il
teuaerly in both hands and held Il adj
miringiy up to the light Then, draw
ing himself up to his fun height, which
was six feet and a half, he rested the
revolver barrel upon his left elbow,
crooked for the purpose, and looked
over the sights down the long store.
Those persons who saw him involuntar-
lily lodged, and one woman screamed.
say. said Mr.. Workman, with quiet
but intense enthusiasm as he returned
the weapon. @If was 70 wear that gun
down In my State the people would be
falling down on their knees begging 20
be killed with It Philadelphia Press.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-24

Passing around the imposing pile of
once palatiai splendor, out of the Piazza
Montanara, you enter the Piazza di
Pianto, or place of weeping" Alas
too appropriately named; for it is the
approach on that side to a district OF
the Eternal City where many a sad
scene has been witnessed, and many a
tear shed. This the Ghetto, or Jews
quarter, which extends from the Piazza
di Pianto to the bridge called Quattro
CAPT, spanning half the Tiber, where it
is split by the islet Of San Bartolemeo.
In space not larger than is occupied
by many a Roman palace nearly I'VE
thousand Jews are constrained to dwell,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-06
TorifeQigeS Stats Mpbeoer
@tseomTn.

Sem @rober unbsr Zero bauoe man
ben itbte Dag / Marts / BIad &ipsr
Taus FAINT en- Sob Sne paa Marten.
= Esmmerbusften i Omesnsn at
Merriu bar uuret lensere / 4ar enb paa
mango Iar. uustet bet sr / SespnbeIien
af April, Iisser Sneeu ouer 8 Sob i
Stouen, os SIabefsret er iaa sobt lom
nosen Sang / ginter. Man er Iibt rob
for JIom, buis Der ifuIbe bIiue burtist
Smflas / geirei.
- CHARLES Stante, buis 9ism par /
ga @rosie, isis, fOrisste forIeben at
besaa SeIpmo,b / Winona peb at tafte
fig lise foran ct 8~asiusertos, netop iom
bet tom IND til Depotet. Wen Der oar
en- Gneplos foran paa 2ofomotipet, os
Stante bleu faitst at Sporet uben of
TONNE ttIifaDe. San bar lite fin fulbe
6orltano. grOoeren, lom Dor i@inona.
tos fig at BAN.
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Gm pIpnOret @aaro.

Sor nosIe Gage fioena par Ourisbes
ben ube paa en- @aarb peb @sifnsiStOu
for at ffriue for RreoitfOreninssn. gaa
@%aarbsn, Der / ofuiste @fteraar baube
buft en- Bsietnins at. omtrsnt en- boIp
Ones &reaturer. 2 9eite, 5uur os Suin,
families l SO Gtser % i~friuer en- tarue.
Zig Rr) liot 5urase Oss 9sonins os
nosle faa AuIsrebfaber. Gilt bet anbet
par borte. gn pnsre Manb tsbts @aurs
ben mso fulo 8eietnins Fort for Sui.
San gar fig imioIerteo itruts It'll at naa
Mtent Os iOIste uet ..af gsietnins, slul
os Afsrpoe os reiite iaa boot forrise
Mauneb. Gen unse Wanbs:6aoer os
6ormpnoer betaIte laa &enternes til 8re=
bi%tfOreninseu, men bortfsrte til @en=
selo Iise for uOIesset i'5orenins meb
en- anoen SSn &eiteu at @aarbens 8e=
letnins olu. paa ben omtalte SO nar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-06

e. 9atnta.

Salset af Sfols. os offsntIist 9anb /
Staten Opersaar al 6~orusntnins meb
Senipn til pris, os n,sset faa Quarters
er foIst til be ilisnsbe griier. Detts er
tler Silfaibet meb 9enipn til Grant %
&Ohsrts Counties. s Rinssburp, Go
oinston % Deuel. Counties naaebe
prtlerne iaa bsit iom ira SIG til $95
pr. @cre. Snotesterne fra SaIset er
nelfsn $l85, 900, forosIt iaaIebes paa
be fem Counties: Sinssburg, $40, 900.
G%obinston, S35,47o; Deuel., $50, 1874,
Grant, $45, 2I3 os &uberts "a, 800.
gn Del af 2anbet ioIstes til 5ettlere,
lom pil neofette fig paa bet ftruts.
= Rartofferne fres / &elbrene or,=
firing Nbsrbeen unbs, bet fuIbe 8ejr, %
bet famine ifaI buue peret Gilfe. BET ouer
ben ifsrfte Del al Staten. 6sIaen er.
at Brtlen paa 6artof ler er lfeset ira 25
til 5O~@snts pr. guibeI, os man fan
neppe faa benz til ben gris.
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Nem 0ort.

Nsp gOrfs gpruab bar beluttet, at
Der til 5eoer for Drowning 0ictoria ifal
fusss fra aue gpeus Offentlise gpsuin>
ger paa Dronninsens 6ebieIsbua b. "a
Mal. S ben &%eiOIutton, buor bette
beitemmes, bebber bet, at bet ffaI pore
ct Septs paa @Iastffabet meIem be
unseIiariife Gacer os en- Mn~ertenbelie of
ben moralffe 9ieIp, iom ben enaeIlfe
Ration unoer Rrisen meo Spanien
poeoe be 6orensbe Stater.
Den 26. Marts fom BET 12te
Nsp gort &ssiment biem fra Maiun=
Sas, Cuba, bDor bet fibeu Rrisens Slut,
ming Dor lis9st 9eir. &eaimentet
bIep mObtusst meo Muiit os marble.
rsoe fra sanosansiteOst sennem fers go
Der, pasiereOe &sOue for MapOr gun
Bp@, ss biltes ousraIt af fore Noltsz
mensoer. 60 at be IpttsIisite Meune.
fer ueb 5iemtomiten par uosn SpipI
ben unse banffe 9sitnant Sosannes
Glauieu at 60. F. Os bans cubauife
8rub, iom ban panbt mebens ban Iaa |
2sir / Matansas. 5un er en- 9)atter af
ben tpife aOnlul Mutansas, Os Be
bOIbt Srpuup for en- use iiben. 5iem<
tomitsn msO Gssimentet er aItlaa
btres grguupsreiie, men IanbfunIiopis
refer ban etter afmsnftrinsen meb fin
9uitru tiIbase til Matansas os boietter
fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-06

Statens @ountp StoIe Superintsns
DENTS bar bolbt Wsbe / Sarge iammen
r1eo Stats Superintendent 6alanb, os
bet bleu %bsiluttet, at Der ffuIbe bolbes
Sommerffoler @ubpeton, 2isbon, Ga
Utoure, WiInon os GLENDALE. Siben
9auano bleu Superintendent bar ban
arbeloet for at Faa a~fifafiet be samle
teachers Institutes, fom fun parebe
fem Dase, Os buor man life arbeiber
ouer tire. gGrerne funbe lite faa for
S%elleonins / fin @enrnins paa ben
forte Tio. SommsrifoIerne uarer fire
euer fem Tiger. Ntan bar iitrst fig ubz
merteoe 9erere, Os man psnter, at be
ptl bltue til ftnrt Sam for Statens 2es
rere.
- Com &eceiper peb II. g. Qanpfonz
tor / &apib @itp, er IS. g. @arner fra
Oeaowooh bleuen u%bneunt, os bar ouers
taset @mbebet fom fin afbsbe Sabers
@fterfelser. I'll 5orretnins bar ftaaet
itiue / fere Tiger.
Gil Statsaubitsrens Rontor /
Bierre inbtommer Der nu en- Menqbe
8rau paa Stuopense for brabte nlpe,
uuoer ben npe 2op, os Qgman Gountp
ltaar Iom No. l paa Qiiten meb 81.
Snsen Ben9e fan imtbIertib ubbetales
paa benne Gonto fsrenb ben lite SuIi
fsrftommenbe.
n. - arrefteret for Morb. Sbsriff Sin
fra @berotee, Sa., antom forrise use
til eObi, Clap gOuntp, buor ban arres
fterebe en- Manb peb Napn Oscar Nenis.
DEFINE bar i belle 5 Mar ueret mistentt
for at bare mprbet en- Tau,ilie ueb Rapn
S6uIt. @fterat baue besaaet Worbst,
fial ban $500 i Rontantsr, os latte faa
sSIb paa quiet for at ffiuIe TorbrpbsIisn.
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Snotana.

&uIbanbIerne / Suinois bar boIot ct
bemmeIist Mebe i @%aIssbnrs. Der par
osiaa uosIe til Stebe fra Wisconfin.
Drt fises, at Diemebet meb Msbet par
at torbiubre RuIsrosiererne / at iaIss
til priuatfOIt, OF fOrmene SernbunsisIs
itaberne i at tsre &uI gratis til beres
arbeioere, ostiuise baube be nosIe inbs
bproes Stribisbsoer at bilasse.
$ Moline bar &epublitanerns nos
mineret Or. g. $. BssleI for Mapor.
Or. BssieI bleD for npIia af @uuernsr
Gamer ubneunt til MebIsm af Statens
SunobebstommisfOn. GoItspartiet bar
nOmineret Gr. s. 9. Morsan, Chief
Medical Examiner at The Home
Forum Benefit Order. Den nupes
rsnbs Mapor, @uftaf SweniOn. Der 10
o anse / Tr9f er bIeuen nomineret af
5Olfepartiet, bar ffiaet fig Tom uafben,
gig Ranbioat for @enuaIs.
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fruatr9er Der b9rer.
GIT @Drm, Soma.

vi faar nu peb giuterterminens
Slutnins. Sfolen bar / 8interens
Sob peret beisst al / alt Clever.
Tom bar taset Del / college % Bibels
fole=nnberuisninsen. Deraf bar 76
bait beres 9iem paa SfoIen, 5 bar
beluis fact Soften tiuisemeb unberpis=
ningen, mems IL fun bar taqet Del /
llnbsrpisninsen. abftiaise at @leuerue
bar bog fun pGret Ser en- tortere Glib.
Sbet ri mebbeler bisie &~enbsaernine
ger til genner fiern os ner, fan ri till
lise meb Sat til l6erren ubtale Dor
@labe ouer, of @erninsen o. SamIiz
net | bisie Waaneber bar baaret oobe
os u%elfisnebe 6ruster.
Soraarsterminen bespnber ben 3ots
Warts, os ri uenter ba abfiuise M
@leuer.
6ilien til 8euner,
q. 8. 6. 9anIsn.
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Ratime, @is.

S be fibfte Bar Tiger baue ri iaast
mesen Sne Der / Bpen = bet sr oms
trent osiuu ben enefe belle ginteren.
Ser bar Iet fife ueret grus for Ranerne
/ Mar.
- gmuus Menisbeo bolbsr Dtiss
fiOnsmsber i SIutuinsen at Muansben.
- Baa Senoas Nften preoiter ga,
for Brsuenien Smmanuels Rirfe.
- Baaifeoas tnbuieoes ben np af
Ruiuberne forarebe Yreoitsitol / SIM
manuels &irte. Den er en- prpb for
Eirten, os bet er for &eiten osiua en-
Brpb for Wenisbeoen at baue en- Glare
ofieruiuise 8utnber. Breoit. ltolen CT
Iuuet at Dor Qanosmanb, Nbam UiidsIs
len, og er ct ueIuofprt os ima9fulot
Stptte Nrbeibe.
= Smmanuels Menisbep faar en-
StoIeIerer for Sommeren fra Glt 6nrr
college.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-04-06
Wt6tgan.

6innerue / Omesnen uf Calumet, bar
bolbt ct fort Masiemsbe / MnIebnins
at be inbIsbne iprseIise gftsrretninser
fra beres Gabrelanb. 6enfsten meb
Wsbet par at tuss Stribt til at bieIpe
beres betrenste 9anbsmenb / 6inlanb.
% intet af nosen fsrrs 8stpbenbso
bleu foretaset, be luttebes, at, ct ftprre
WOsiemsoe ifuIbe boloss Ssnbas ben 2.
IpriI. GrtrutOs ituI saa til Calumet
fra 9ancOd Os 9OusbtOn.
- gpraabet Detroit, Bel luttebe /
2prbuss meo 81 Stsmmsr mob IL at
uonaune en- Rommi5iou meb @uuernpr
Binsree Spioien for l1nbe, Rambling
ON DetrOits OuertaseIe at Driften of
iamtIise Sporbaner / Bpen.