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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
FURNISHINGS.

10 dozen Jersey overshirts, splendid
value and special price at 80 cents. Al
this sale Is cents off on each garment
Price now SIC,
20 dozen 10: of boys knee pants, al
this sale at proportionately low prices
25 dozen gents colored shirts Just r..
ci"ved, made with detachable cuffs an,
rollvrs (tw" coliars,) rightly priced
81. each, going at this sale at soc.
20 dozen Numbered white dress shirt
time cotton with hest quality of bosom,
linen. Offered at this sale at 4Sc.
% dozen unlaundered shirts, to close
at $50.
A few more mems heavy working
suspenders to close at, per pair IL.
Another barrel of natural wool mixed
Hosiery just received. While they
last at 70.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
BARGAIN NO. l.

A full inc of suits, single and double
nrea>led. in fancy worsteed. in latest
styles and patterns, Were $500,
70 close at $1,000.
BARGAIN NO. 2.
A line If Suits, ali colorS. in ribbed
srrgcs and birds eye; fine dress suits.
Were 1900. 10 close, $1,000.
BARGAIN NO. 8.
Unfinished Wor~t+d. single and double
breasted. Were $1,000. Toclose, % 90
BARGAIN NO 4.
1870 Suits, AL rol"rs AMI styles, prices
ranging from $40 90 to $500. 10
close out, 81 80.
BARGAIN NO. 8.
Forty Suits in sizes from 81 to A,
former prices $50 to 200. 10 close
out at $3.50.
BARGAIN NO. 8.
Twenty-Five Suits, sizes 81 to ~,
former prices So 90 to $3.50. TO close
out at So 80.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06

Mrs. lexington left today for Grove
ton, N. ii. for Il short visit.
Miss Annie Holden left this noon for
Mortified for Il few days visit.
j. NJ. Bazel left Saturday for Rouse,
Point, N. Y for short business trip.
Miss Lucy j. Smith went to Richmond
this morning to remain for few weeks
II. w. Watkins left this morning for
Rutland on Il short visit at his former
home.
Miss Rose Foy leaves this evening
for Boston where she will remain for
about two weeks.
Local merchants say that Saturday
was the best day for sales they have had
since Christmas.
William Wishart expects to enter Bos.
ton Law School this week for the re.
mainder Of the school year.
A large crowd of young people here
are making preparations to attend the
oance at East Montpelier tonight.
Miss Mary LaFountain who has been
i'll the city for the past few days return
ed to her home in Burlington this morn
ing.
Local politicians now hold the boards
on the street corners and discuss the
various candidates to be voted for next
month.
John Tierney who has been laid up
for several days rs the result of an uc-
"idont to his eye returned to work this
afternoon.
John johnson has returned to work
at Prindle & Averill's after having been
at his former heme in Fairlee for tho
past few weeks.
The dogs of Barre who pay taxes for
the support Of the library ought to have
4 chance TO select the directors at the
coming city election.
W. W. Nye and wife who have been
visiting in this vicinity for the past few
weeks returned Saturday to their home
Ill Wiucheudurs Mass.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06

This Company DELIVERS only cond
Error be guarded only by repeating back the
beyond the
the filed transmission.
This USkEPEtTED MESSAGE, and delivered by
THOS. T. ECkERT,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06

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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
A N 0 7 II Err R 0 W
ONRIYER STREET

This time il was in front of the Currier
building where three Young ladies were dis
easing the beauty of the photographs in the the
case at the main entrance which were taken
by Fred Il. Culburn, whose elegant ami liiely
appointed studio is Oh the third floor OF tne
block,
The trouble arose in disagreement MS 70
which one would take the best photograph
and blows were only ayerted by each agree
inn to 20 up and have their photograph taken
and have them put in the case down NJ the
door and let the public he the Judges.
This fracuS cost them dollar apiece anu
costs Of putting in the case.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
BARGAIN NO. 7.


We have Il few Mems Suits in odds
and ends to close out Al 50 80 each.
BARGAIN NO. 8.
Ov rrOatN and listers, former prices
S. to 500 90 10 close out at 81 80
to $3.50.
BARGAIN NO. 9.
IS Youths suits. former prices, 81 SO
t" $1,000. TO close out. So so TO 80.
BARGAIN NO. 10.
We have a big line IF Cnllhr"n's Suits,
to close out from 81 Is to 81 90 so d
elsewhere for Sc co.
BARGAIN NO. IT,.
A large line of three piece suits which
we will close out from 81 35 to $500.
These suits are worth double The price.
BARGAIN NO. ~.
a full line of BOYS listers Refers
and OvercOats, to close out from S1.25
to SO so.
BARGAIN NO. Is.
Mems Pants from Zoe TO $3.50.
Worth $500.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
COMBINATION CASH STORE.
Are You a Speculation?
a Chance of a Lifetime!

We have just made one of the largest pur-
chases ever made by any clothing house in Wash.
ington county, consisting of the closing Stock of
one of the Oldest and best clothing manufacturers
in the country. A few words about this purchase:
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
MEMS SUITS.

100 suits, manufacturers price $50
Our price $500
80 suits, manufacturer price IS. 80
Our price $G9S
800 mems black clay worstcd suits,
frocks, getaways, sacks and double
breasted, many of which are lined
Throughout with the best Skinner satin
lining, costing to manufacture 80, Sl2.
and $l5. Our prices now will be only
$3.50, S1025 and $3.50.
OVERCOATS.
% meas all wool beaver overcoats
extra eos. of manufacture S7.75 now Sc
- mrns all wool kerscy overcoats.
'.'r 90 produce $40. Our price S11.
- H. ucle Cloth, liued throughout
w'n 81 in lining. Cost to produce
@lI,o0. cur price S11.OO.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06

found exactly as we name it below:
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
ULSTERS.

Immense stock of ulsters at all prices
Ask for our leader. Remember the lot
number, AGA, best Irish Frieze, with
best Venetian lining, and cost the max
ers $3.50. Our price $40.
25 Boys Chinchilla Refers, cost to
manufacture 50. Ourprire $1.75.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06
FURNISHINGS.

Hand in hand, arm in arm, goes Fur
nishings with this clothing sale. every
item of Furnishings keeping step in the
march Of low prices now martialed forth
in this store.
SOC. 75c. and 9Oc. feeced Underw ear
also Double-breasted Camel 'shair under
wear, all in the march at, per garment
SOC.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06

BARGAIN NO. IA.
Mems and Boys Sweaters, to close
out at your own prices.
BARGAIN NO. Is.
Mems soc ferce-lined Underwear. 10
close out 500.
Mems 75r fecce-ined Underwear to
close OUT. 4Sr.
Mems 81 90 tleece-lined Underwear,
to close out, 69c.
Mems Cancels Hair Underw,
dounle ba;k and front. worth $l.25,
To close out, 60. We have some iffrr-
ent kinds of Underwear to close out at
the same price.
BARGAIN NO. Is,
A lot of Mems Ovrr-hirts from 50c
75r. 81 90 81 25 and 81 so. Will close
at 39c, 4Sr, 69v, CSC.
BARGAIN NO. II.
Hats and Caps to clese out at cost
price.
BARGAIN NO. ID.
We have a lot Of Mems Shoes to close
out at csc pair.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-06


patronage
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06
A TAX ON BACHELORS.

The crusty old bachelors or the wo-
man who Is out OF the running mar
riage question is assuming some rather
amus'ng phases In foreign countries.
says HarpN's Bazlr. The Diet OF Hessa
mas introduced a tax on unmarried men.
they being compelled TO pay % per cent.
moro taxes than their married breth-
rem. and w. is said that the effect -
this resolution by the government is
being watchtu with great Interest nv
the maidens ~ Hcsse. who are antici-
pating an epidemic " proposals.
Wh 10 IN INDIA That ever rc.urI.in,-
question of the ramarr'age OF Widow
has again popped up The Eastern fath-
ers suddt nly noticing that bv giving the
widows a second chance tho oppn,fu-
mites OF gt,ting ria of their unmarried,
daughters is l.ug coneidt.lbh mar
roWed. English statistics show that
one Out ~ cVviV i've wild 80 seize tb..
opp1ttur tv to second me stlui no
fore The altar " Hymcn. u H. sald that
in the United states tha female p,pu-
lation D. very liftic larger than tho
walc for the surplus n women of Ne,,
t1El7nd arc balanced hy thc mon of tho
mining communities Of the far West.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06

Aguinaldo. according ia rep5rt
brought to Manila bv Dominican
Iffar from the north. ha, issued orders
70 1he Fllpino soldiers in the northern
provinces II return 10 their towns and
fesutne Farming. The story lacks con-
hrmation, but the rumor may. be in
Win zfgUTHHfd0y T70rrTy q
NStpins the country as productive as
possible by using his men in alternate
Shllt on the farms and undor arms.
supan. san Fernando Gin the Prov
.nVS ui y nom and Delcinict whi % axe
under the guns of tho I-nifej St,tes
WalNhips. arc supposed To be- cyaeu9tal
IL - alleged that the evacuation order
- W u the males Inhabitants % bt
Tdefiy IN case OF the arrival uf the
american troops and expresses the hope
.hal the Americans will protect the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06
PAPER FROM STRAW.

The new plant for the manufacture
OF half-stuffs. a sort OF pulp. from flax
| straw is going up rapidly on the lands
If the Niagara Falls Power Company.
at Niagara Falls. This factory Will
mark "A new departure in pulp making.
and its operation and success viii he
OF no small interest to the makers OF
fine grade PAPERS The constructing
conpany is known as the French -Hick-
man Fiber Company Oimted). Ii is
an English corporation. with branches
in Boston and Fargo y. ID. The COM
panY leased acres of land. and the
buildings they viii erect will be OF
brick and iron. The main structure
will be 2l0 feet long. and have two
Wings-One ISL feet long and the other
2'6 feet long. The width of one of the
wings viii be 90 feet. and that of the
other "a feet. In addition To the land
the companv has leased 500 electrical
horsepower. and VIII also install "A
5oo- horsepower steam plant.
In connection with the process that
VIII be used. great dcal OF prelimi-
nary work has been done says the
philadelphia Record. The product has
been tested in actual work in the paper
mills of both this country ana Europe
WIN Sf'db SUCCESS. 'lNe product OF tho
plant viii be furnished 90 paper maxi
ers IN sheets that VIII be entirely clear
oi all foreign matter 4 the starr the
product viii be supplied in blcaphcd, d
and unbleached form. hut finally only
the bleachcd product =, N be made Tho
capacity ~ the min at Niagara viii be-
ten tons dav. and 10 will be- $50 built
mat the output capacity can be i'm
creased 90 double this amount I'm short
order II is understood that the outpu.
or the plant has already teen contract !
cd FOR. The company has capital ~ I
S15O.O00
The making of pulp from fax straw /
VIII ~ or much interest and value 10 \
Ihe western farmers Who raise fax |
lof IN the past the straw has been I
pulhed or plowed under. The straw. as
t comes from the farms of the West.
WIZ Dc furnished 20 plant 60 be built
in Fargo. y D.. where it VIII bn treaf-
'd top part % the prOcese. after whiCN
~ VIII te sent o. he mill at Niagara
rails. There "a VIII receive further
treatment ana then 80 viii 20 % tas
'unsumer or the m lkets nf papar. ~
ig3ra Falls. beng centrally l1cuted of !
[efs ine shipping advantages while
.h" treatment the straw receives in
Fargo VII reduce COS bulk. ana w1lk.. ff
possible 10 eiiccf large saving in
.teiaht " is hoped to have the Niagara
lhht ln iull nnorati by next spr -g.
lui ine diilcuitv iu securing strucfur-
l IRON NAV delsv The finishing Of the /
sciorN. The raucr trade be- much in-
crested IN the plant and the process /
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06
oRANI BoMBARDED.

ne expedition sent TO the Orani river
u'ueF 'he command Of capt. CornWel
- recover the sunkcn gunboat l'rda-
nt'd mas returned to CaVitc after bonn
hal ing Orani and landing "a. force. with
,he nun or the gunboat. Cant. CarnWeli
uI I'Gsnt one prisoner. Lieut. Franklin
OF the army gunbOat I.aguna dr Bay.
guided the expedition. There were ro
casualties.
ON Monday morning the axp,li.iou
entered the river and anchored aboy,
oIah. near the Urdaneta. the inhabit-
anus on the town simultaneously cvac-
u4ing .,, u. and carrying their belongings
WITH them The gunb1lts lombard j
orani and the surrounding country for
haI an holr, receiving q Mauscr voley
I'm reply.
Tho Urdaneta Was flowed ,fr the bar
ap'ut ~ CLOCK that evening. The opera
u pms p. me Americans being uumolest-
81. The following morning the bom-
hardment was renewed to cover "a land
ing of $50 bluejackets and marines
about half q mile above tho town
ON entering Orani the Amor,ans OK
nnr'cuCed. a slight rino Gre rrom fha
Filipino trenches. They found tbs IJNn
urtenonted and that the shells had Ig
o. iad q few huts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06
WHAT DO THE NE GGHIt GHHIt BREN DRINK ?

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
YOU irled The new food drink called
GRAlN.Of 10 ia delicious ana nourlsh
ms ana takes the place OF coffee. The
nor" sra ih-O you give the children
tne - aaltn yon distribute through
grains. ana whom pr5periv prepsred
tastes like the choice crades ~ coyee
bu' costs about as much. All groeers
sell i. i5c. aud Csc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06
ANXIOUS MINUTES.

Those ten minutes aftsr the Start
were anxious ones for those directly
interested i'm the shamrock and Colum-
bi1. Froin The Associated Press tug
located abeam Of She Two rucf o.. 10 was
noitd that IN .Wo minutes the Colum-
bias h1WsUrit be tu 90 creep past the
shamrock bow Id BOO l0 minutes the
Columbia was clear uug ahead of The
shamrock. Both took iu fhet aaysails
nnl jlbs sp gv to give the imm rise bal
loon rails plenty ~ diaft
So light was tho wind at his time
that Only tne b1iloon sails seemed 90
y. doing service for either YACHT the
mainghcefs hung slack in brhts boz
tween the boats and ths boons and the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06
FESTIVALS OF VICTORY.

Manila. oct 6.-The Filplnos in -,,7
inland towns have been holding fastivl-
Ties 10 celebrate their victories oya..
SPAN during the revolution OF 1Sol
! t4ottbt irSS-f furnishes Il r1I7-t-ut
p'ahatiO.Sfor their aggressiveness dur.
ing the last few DAYS. At Calamba
anu llnus they repeatedly assailed The
americans until they were finally 1is.
persed and they have been active al
otnet points. In one case they had two
ora cannon. masked in bushes. throw
lhE shel!s toward Calamba. bu, only a
rev exploded. The American artillery
IN the hnal engagement there sent
Iioi -s'saan 90 shells among the Fill
me archbishop OF Manila notified
Gen. GUS that there was a plot ON fo,r
10 burn the residences OF the governor
general and the archbishop. together
with several government buildings an1
banks but the plot failed 10 materials
re possibly because OF a display OF
force.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06
PLOT TO BURN RESIDENCES At MANILA

washinlS's. oct. 6.--Thc navy de.
partment Nb busily engaged yestcr-
day in arranging 10 reinforce the gaet
i'm the Philippines as suggested bv Adj
mlral Dewey IL was found thar tho
plan conceived OF sending the Marie+-
Ia and the Machias with the Brool,lvn
would have TO be modified 50 as IA dron
the two gunboats.
The New Orleans was telegrapbed IN
proceed at once 10 the New York navy
yard 20 have some changes made m
the galley apparatus. The change c,n
b made in six DAYS when the sbi,
VIII start on her voyage. The Bro1f-
lyn viii be turned back from HAMPTON
Roads as soon as she comes within slg.
mailing distance and sent 10 New Yorl,
\ cablegram was SER 20 the Nashville
at San Domingo 10 proceed al ono, l.,
Manila via Suez. and she is expectad
90 get on within "A hours Orders wer..
also lelcgraphed "a he Badger al Marc
Island TO proceed 20 the Philippines as
soon as possible. 40 orders nave as
yet been sent To the Bancroft. al Rnq-
tOn. 70 Is - yggested mat three OF tho
four vessels now under orders for N,
Mia viii BASS through the Suez ca1al
and - VIII be available 20 divert IN
South AfrlCa should matters there ta.Ia
shape requiring the presence Of a
united States naval force
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06
NJ oNDAY, ocTOBER o,
Will be WheeIrn,o,. NJ.
PROGRAM M e :

The Trotting Track VIII be Devoted
Exclusively to Bicycle Events on
| That Dav
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06

me hrst "eports regarding the an lil
at Pafanadue seem t. have -A4eft-f,4ttt-l
eNaggerated. The facts are that 4
small band of insurgents following m
Say road. poured a voley Into the VII.
laee and later another into Las Pinns.
Win the result THAI two or three houses
Were burned. The cracking Of The
bamboo caused il TO be teIeerapbeI 10
Mania that there had been much
shooting
Inc united States transport Warren.
rom san francisco. with 1900 recruits.
has arrived.
Inc United States gunboat Wheeling
from Vancouver March 3. via II 5noluu.
Whlle passing st. Vineen; IN northern
nuzon' r,,izn' shnt down a Filipino nag. The
Flliplnos hred Yoley at the Wheel
lns : men. who were sleeping on dack
and the Wheeling bombarde the set
tlcment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06

Inc Irottfng Track VIII be Devoted
Exclusively to Bicycle Events on
That Day.
PROCRA NINE:
TUESDAY OCTOBER 10.
9.35 Glass. Pacing s......... Purse 5000
s'SV Cldss. TrottinS nS.......... Purse $500
2.ZO Glass. Pacing g............. Purse 500
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II.
80 Class' IrottinS. S........... Purse $500
10 lass. racing ........,.. Purse 800
2.2O, Glass. Trotting ..... Purse $500
IRE tft-tfteff fetrrifffs ftzf--rff Atfffift--
Tor PAGERS cup valued at....... 5000
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 12.
e.24 Class. Pacing Purse 5000
2.12 Glass, Trotting Purse $500
ell Glass, Pacing. Purss $500
Gentlemen's Driving Race, / Mile
Tor tr0tters. cup valued at 5000
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS.
ESQ Class, Trotting. ... Purse sa0o
Free 10 All Class Pacing and
lfotung ...s................P Purse $500
ZIG Class. Trotting ng... Purse 500
RUNNING RACES.
Tuesday. October 10. "Wednesday Oc.
tober II. Thursday. October II. Friday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06
18Th ANIMAL RHODE ISLAND STATE FAIR
s@rsesnssu r. Oct 10 H. a ,,-,sa. 'r'''
So, 10000 -Four s ,PYs }i5sg 15el9s
October is.g5-S Mile fgeats, best two in
et'1'r ''+.. -. ..... -. .......... Purse S201
FIRST ANNUAL GRAnociRcu,T RACE mser
MONDAY OCT q

Ms.'-ce M -. 4 '.-,..... ....s-........Purse 500
FIRST ANNUAL eRAaociRcu,T Racs MEET
MONDAY, OCT. 9.
'Wheelmen's Day)
Permit by the National Cycling As-
soclatons. sl0yJ I'm prizes.
p'.'1t'lle Mile National Championship.
Inwo-Mile Handicap. Professional.
flNe-Mile Handicap. Professional.
one Mile Novice Amateur.
One Mile Open. Amateur.
ohc-Aiile Handicap. Amateur.
Ns" FIXTURES WILL INCLUDE:
! An open-Air Horse SHOW with &c
classes and premiums Of over $500 in
Running Races and Gentlemen's Drlv-
| ing Races.
| Night Balloon Ascenslons with Para
chute Leaps and Fireworks Display.
TWO BANDS OF MUSIC.
IN CONTINUOUS CONCERTS.
DAY AND EVENING.
An a. X G. Bench Show. with priz,
List of $500, Presenting the Finest
Dogs i'm America
The World famed Banda Rossa. COM
prfsing % Artist Musicians. Under the
Leadership of Eugenio Sorrentino. and
the always popular Reeves Band. ID.
w. Reeves Leader. 26 Pieces. laclud-
ing the Favorite SOloists Church. Spary.
Padley. Lemaire and Others.
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE.
Special Track Features.
-Gavalcade OF Prze Winners.
Grand Display of Agricultural Imple-
meuts.
Military Drill and Reception to His Ex-
cellency Governor Elisha Dyer.
Thousands OF Exhibits representing
the Highest Skill and Ingenuity.
Three Mammoth Halls. Filled TO Reple-
ton With Merchants Display.
Superior Art Exhibition.
Admission Rates-Day: Adults SOC:
Children (under i2), 2ac. Evening. af-
ter s r. m: Adults. 2Jc.: Children lac.
Season Tickets Admitting TO
Grounds Quarter Stretch and Grand
stand. Five Days $500. Carriages Free
Excursions on all railroads.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06
Ths aEsT OF ALL.
ALWAYS IN THE VAN.
ALWAYS INITIATED.
NEVER EQUALLED.
TrE FAIR or 1899
VIII be Pre- -eminently
AN ANIMAL How.

Mammoth Assembiage OF Exhibi-
tion horses speed horses. cattle. dogs.
poultry. sheep and swine.
Myriad specimens OF agricultural.
field and garden products ana miscel-
laneous exhibits.
Numerous special attractions OF noy-
city ard merit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
Sprpr t Oct italtenifc Sepn:
terctfatttttcr.

5 6reOuss GAP Socialiferne % Sc
poerligsaaenbe 0enitre Nnlebning til ct
uOIblOmt Speftafel / bet italienit e De-
puterettammer. Sormunben ioste at
bolbe Srben; meu bet parebe life lRnqe,
for be boie 9errer forlob beres Seoer,
og MI par belle &ammeret Iamlet / ct
Sommeni urinm paa @aIuet, bpor ben
enc itre9 t Munben paa Sen anoen, iaa
Der lite funbe pere Sale ON at faa 0re=
lpo. Dette par bog fun Sprerets Be-
spnbelie. Snart fom bet til 6aanb=
s%ribelis9ebsr, us belle Sammeret fors
panbIebes til en- blobts &plabs,
b%uOrfra uuer 90 Deputerebe git biem
meb fpleIise Merter. aammeret bIeu
oplpit til Nopember.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
ON alt % ulle+

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berOmte rusiife &omponif ps Rlauer.
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Men en- euer anoen at bans gsunbrers
inber bar rejit Gpiul ON bette &petes
Sanbbeo. 9uab spr man life, for lite
at sGlbe for: forimaaet.
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B 0 n, at BabereipT ii er ube ouer 6pebes
brobsbasene. San bor auerebe siuet en-
&oncert / 9onben. Saa fan Der for
mentlis lite relies Epiul ON bans 9gs=
telfab mere.
Barren er ps. &imelisuis puu
@runb al be meO benne Glib f%orbunpne
itprre reIisipie Setter, ct gapen after
bIsuen ips. San er meset ubmuttet os
bar tiaise nOsen 6eber - bporfor ban
bar maattet iose Sengen. Ser berifer
nosen BefDmring for bant, til Grobs
for, at bans 2ese for sanite nplis bar
Iopet BAN, at ban ifal .oplepe bet npe
Nar5unbreoes &omme.
Oct forunorer os no9et, at Bapen-
/ Tel9e en- Rorreiponbent" for en- Dag
iioen nbtaIte fig temmeIis fprnermet am
9aaenbe 9runoen til, at mar life onitebe
nosen &sprei entant fra BAN peb 6rebss
tOnferencen / 9eas. Sps Mano taller
iieloen meset.
Sberit Biquart bebres. 8
6plSe pSonrnal" uil ben retiinbise
&rigsminilter, General be O aIIifet
sensiue ben for nosen Glib liben lsslabte
Sberit Piqaart beIe bans militere
Stang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05
Strio ont 0iiferettem.
Glrgcllfe Og tranlte Siiferc ueO Melp
T%OnnOlaltOs Sanfcrne.

De frantic 6iifere ueb Seem 6ounbs
lanbsbanterne fan life gobt fomme til
&ette meb beres ensellte Naboer, Der
beifpIbe benz for at fife paa forbubeu
9runb. 0a en- en9eIit Solbfunftionar
forlehen Dag gift umborb / ct franif
Sfib for at uuoeriose bets gapirer, bleu
ban ouerFaIoen at 8eiatningen, Der ia
lteoe BAN neb / en- 8aao, iom iaa lattes
/ Drift, bporimob bet frantic Sfi6 oiorbe
Jig nipnIig, iaa Bet enseIifs 8risslfib,
Der mart par paa Sast, tunbe life finbe
Bet. lu bar BEN enseIite gIfabres
&ommanoor frepet pebfommenbe 9th
ubIeusret At bet frantic 6IasIfibs Rom=
maroer.
0pab Geiultatet pil bIipe, er enbnr
ct Sper9smaaI, men man mener Boo
life, bet nil faa nosen itDrrt politiIf ge.
tponinq.