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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-29

part Of Masersfontsin. Tho cavalry brig
ads IL accommodating In nortneaHeriy
direction.
Lieut.. Masters has made an extended
reconnaissance westward and nofthwerd OF
Enstein. and reports all we'll The farm
era were glad to sec our men, they were
suffering from want Of food
II have established q market here where
I can purchase fresh milk and vegetables.
selling to the farmers tea and other Arti-
cles which they cannot otherwise pur-
chase. Heavy rain fell last night
Catacre and French report no change in
the situation. Baden-Powcll reports all
well December Il
Germans Undsr Arrest.
DURHAM, Natal Dec. TIA German
farmer named stucks and the Rev. Mr.
Hartes. director Of the Hanoverian mis-
sions in Natal have BEEN arrested at Este
court on the charge Of aiding the BoerA
They both claim the protection OF Ger
many.
BuIler,s stan Go to Natal.
CAPE TOWN, Dec. s.-col Otter. COM
manding the Canadian contingent OF
TROOPS, is to Join the stan Of Butler. all the
members Of which are proceeding to Ma
tai. indicating that Buffers sphere VIII
shortly be confined to Natal.
Deserters Found Among the Beers.
A man named Green, former sergeant
major Of the British balloon department
Is among the Boer prisoners at Masers-
fontein. Green, who deserted from Alder
shot In 1898, admitted he had been some
time In the service OF TIE Beers and had
Instructed them In intrenching. He says
there were 5000 Beers at Magersfontein.
1900 Of whom were engaged on the day
OF the battle. The Boer losses. he asserts.
were heavy. the trenches being full OF
dead. Green further declares that IL the
attack had been pressed the Beers would
have yielded. He says the Boer horses
have to be taken to Modder river. as
water IL 20 scarce at Magersfonstein.
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BOERs' POSITION STRONG.
Now Are a Disciplined Army and
the Character of the Entire War
Seems to Change.

Now Are q Disciplined Army and
the Character of the Entire War
Seems to Change.
LONDON, Dec. "a dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Pietermaritzburg, dated
Saturday, December %, says:
EVERY day reveals some fact regarding
the strength of the Boer position at Colen-
So Thanks to the services OF continental
officers. the character of the campaign
has changed. We are no longer fighting
foe who relies upon guerrilla tactics.
but we have to deal with what is rapidly
becoming disciplined army, enjoying the
advantages of knowing the country and Of
selecting the scene of contest without the
burdens of cumbersome commissariat.
Have Splendid Trenches.
1.-THE Beers have converted the hills near
Colenso into fortresses of immense
strength. Everywhere they have splendid
trenches, many of them bomb proof.
Tramway lines permit the shifting of guns
lions are connected with the outlying posi-
lions by underground passages. and the
forts proper bristle with machine guns that
command the approaches. Probably mines
are laid.
zone hears less nowadays about Boer
shells not bursting. Observers Of the Colen-
SO fight say the Boer shell fire was very
effective. This is due largely to the fact
that the distances are marked Off with
white paint.
"The enemy's discipline Is improving.
The trenches represent great manual labor.
for which the Beers have a keen dislike.
and the way in which they restrained their
fire when our troops were advancing Is
another proof of improved soldering"
Artillery Practice Goes On.
CHIVELEY CAMP, Natal, Wednesday,
Dec 27-A heavy Boer gun on Bulwhana
hill fired steadily upon Ladysmith through
out the morning. Ladysmith did not re-
spond.
The enemy having been again detected
attempting to improve their trenches fac>
ing Gen. Butler. the British heavy guns
opened upon them and the Beers scampered
back into the hills The British patrols
sighted the enemy in force on the extreme
left Nine Beers were killed in skir-
mish that followed. and six Boer wagons
were captured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-29
ROLAND REEDS CONDITION.
Has Undergone an Operation for APP
pendicitis in the HOSPITAL.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Rev. DR.. Baker,
superintendent of st. Luke's hospital, said
today regarding the condition of Roland
Reed that the actor underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis. When pressed for
ailments, Dr. Baker said:
81 must decline to say what complica-
tions are connected with the disease for
which the man was operated upon
DIR. Baker said that after the operation
the patient has rested comfortably He
is still comfortable" said DR.. Baker, "and
he suffers only slight PAIN
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POSSIBLE PLAN CHANGE.
Believed the British Commanders
VIII Make Attacks by Circuitous
Routes, Using Cavalry.

believed the British Commanders
Will Make Attacks by Circuitous
Routes, Using Cavalry.
LONDON. Dec. 2S-In view of the APP
parent supineness Of British commanders
in preventing the daily strengthening and
extending Of the Beers position along the
Tugela and Modder rivers. which are now
considered practically impregnable, many
experts are coming to the conclusion that
the British have given up the idea OF car
rying these position by assault. and Will
await the transport with the cavalry re-
CURED to give their forces tho necessary
mobility. when they hope to be in po-
sition to besiege the Beers in their re-
speotive laagers. while Gen. Roberts car
ries out the original plan of the campaign,
that OF advancing straight north on Bloem-
fontein. the other generals detachng suf-
fiicient mobile troops to reach their goals
by circuitous routes
Garrisons Not In Need.
There is nothing In official or the best
Independent reports to indicate that the
beleasuered garrisons are In any special
straits calling for immediate relief. The
latest advices from Kimberley, where
shortage is most feared, report plenty of
food.
Indian Princes Offer Services.
An interesting feature OF today's news
is the patriotic offers of service from the
Indian princes. The Nizan of Hyderabad.
Indian princes. The nizan OF Hyderabad.
Curzon, viceroy, at banquet at Calcutta
last evening. said the proudest title he
possessed was that of being the queens
faithful ally, adding that his purse his
army and his sword were ever at her dis
posa1.
The maharajah Of Gwalior has asked per-
mission to serve on Gen. Roberts staff,
and has offered to send troops. horses and
a transport to South Africa. The govern
ment Of Franco has appointed Capt. De-
mango the military attache at Boer head
quarters. Many Cretans in Athens are Of
fering their services to the British consul
for service in South Africa.
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FREAK OF AN INSANE MAN.
Attempts to Take Possession of thu
Steamer Lydia Thompson,

e. Hornwell, a cook, 2s years old pre-
sumably mentally unbalanced, last night
sought to appropriate for his personal use
the we'll known steamer Lydia Thompson
Going to the City dock, where she was
tied up, he walked aboard and into the
plot house, where he rang the engineers
bell giving signal for the vessel to put
to sea. Members OF the crew appeared
upon the scene and at glance realizing
the mans condition, sent for the police,
and Hornwen was taken to headquarters
by Officer Corning He explained that
ne wanted to go to Port Townsend In a
hurry.
Before going aboard the vessel Horpwell
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union Reform rarty Orgnnixea.

HASTINGS Neb., Dec. 2s.--Under the
banner of the Union Reform party over
three score delegates met here today and
effected a state organization. The old
plan, and the spirit of that branch of
Populism is rampant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-29
CLERKS ARBITRARY ACT.
Refuses to Swear In the Newly Ap.
pointed Election Commissioners.

FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 2S.-Samuel
Shackleford, clerk Of the court of ap-
peals, whose duty 1t is under the election
law to administer the oath of office to
members OF the board OF elections. an
nize the appointees of Gov Taylor,
Messrs. Mackey and Cochran. Messrs.
Poyntz and Fulton will elect a third
member of the board in place of Ellis,
resigned. 1t has not yet been deter
mined how the matter will be brought
before the courts, but such a procedure
is inevitable.
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noutelle Not in Immediate Danger.

BOSTON, Dec. 2S-While the officials of
the Mclean hospital are extremely reticent
in the matter of giving details as to the
condition Of Congressman G. A. Boutelle, of
Maine, 1t was stated in response to an in
quiry tonight that Mr.. Boutelle had passed
a very comfortable day and that he was not
considered in any immediate danger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-29
Transports Reach Manila.

ter General Ludington received a cable
message this morning from Col. Miller, at
Manila. saying transport Lenox ar
Slam December 90. These vessels took
out cargoes OF horses and mules. the
Lenox from San Franchise and the Slam
from Honolulu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-29
Yukon Railway Project.

ST. PAUL. Dec. 2s.--A Winnipeg spe-
cial to the Dispatch says: The Dominion
government apparently contemplates
building railway from Great Slave lake
to Chesterfield inlet and through the Yu-
kon district. A survey party is now
being fitted out and one of the members
is now in the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-29
Senate Kills Pingree's Resolution.

LANSING, Mich, Dec. 2S.-The senate
this afternoon by vote of is to 10 killed
the Pingree joint resolution for the SUBJ
mission of constitutional amendment
permitting amending of the state tax
law which had passed the house. The
senate has adopted a resolution to ad-
lonrn tomorrow at noon. The large num-
a great surprise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-29
Canadian Parliament Called.

OTTAWA, Ont. Dec. 2s.--It was Off
cially announced tonight that parliament
c.pal business to be brought up will be the
voting Of money for the military contin-
gents to be sent to South Africa and the
adoption Of motions indorsing the action
of the goYarnment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-29

BOSTON, Dec. 2s.--The common council
of Boston today, after a spirited debate.
adopted q resolution of sympathy for the
Beers.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
to cure. e: w. Groves signature ID on
Aanh hox. "a,
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Foreign Settlement Extension.

SHANGHAI, Dec. rs. The doyen Of
graphed to the senior consul here that the
decision reached in the matter of the
extension of the foreign settlement has
been ratified.
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Dorothy Dean, the Actress, Dead.
LONDON, Dec. 2S.-Miss Dorothy Dean,
the actress. died yesterday In London.
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BoERs ARE CONFIDENT.
Churchill Says They Think They
Will Gain Independence and
Big War Indemnity.

DURHAM, Natal. Dec. 23.-Mr. Winston
Churchill. on arriving here after his
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
Sen bebraiife &riiten'
mtemigbeo.

Tet er life nltib, at en- onnoslig BE.
UaseIie bIiUer betr0stet Os bsbsmt pau
ben retts Weaoe. llnoertiosn fan en- BE.
paseIis bIiDe fremitiIst ct aItfOr ~rOieu.
faruet Ems, os iOmms 1iOer sonr man
liae til ben moblatte Sioe. BunlfsIisit CT
bet pei / RssIen ret at f%orifau at puroere
be aanOsIigs 6%remtOninser, iOm ere Oppe
/ ems sgeu 1iO. bUno 10 osiuu er let fore
flarIigt. Nsu bet banoer o9laa, at
aanbelise 5OrBoIc. Tom ere sOasos oDsr
til 9iitorisH, funbe bliue opfaitebs og
fremlfilleoe / ct mere euer minore feils
oetist Cps, iaa at be enten bIiUs ifiaebe
for bolt op, susr bIiUe Ostebe for Iiot
% alilaa poa en- Wnaoe sueriets.
Os Ou iss nu, lOm OUerftriften be.
huber, nil siue en- Iias Gremfiaius Of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
Gum 100000

Gette Il lite meeet, bpis man ianter
pou, at Der iinoes 1000 uliuionsr
6sbninesr pno 5orben.
Wen no9ei anosrIebes itiusr Snstn
fig, naar man bsrsr, Of / 1851 par Der
fun 2,2s8, 600 9eouiusetriitne. 3 lG
Nnr tr Der a%Iiiua tommen II Wiqion
til. SnmmsnboIosr man bette lnI mse
Sebielsoperftubbet / 9soninsss
Usroenen, uiier bet fig, at nu for liben
sr Gnlst pao be uarIiss for ariliens
bommsn uunbns 6eoninser tire @unse
iaa itori, iom 5sbislsouerftubbet. Saa
CT uItian S,iIbpnbbsn nu / 5arb meb at
bale inb paa 9ernbonetOsst.
Ss enbnu en- SpssreIie. Man req
ner, al ba bet ferlte Aarbunbrsbe eiter
8riifns Lob ub, fanblss Der fun MiI.
lion 8riftne, M berimoo Ct Der 4 MiI.
Iioner 9eonin9etriltne. Sna buab IaI=
let an9aor, itaar bort Aarbunbrsbs, Der
meo Rsttt tan fables yMisfonsaGr.
bunbrsbsi" lite !iIbass for apolisI.
Wlisfionens aarbunbrsbs, men gsbias
bsben er besuarrs NOT obffiaiet rinasre
for bpert ~Aarbunbreoes 9ebfummenbs.
wien itutOmmsHbs Dor 0srrts s5eiu
9i9neIie ON Sennspstornst, bn moa
man inbremme, OF ben ilaaenbe paslsr
pau 9sbninsemisfonens @atf nu. Gbi
fro ben siiRHssee g g~esssHsefee eea SSttt ttbbppat
ben Iet lite Tan fslss meb Jsrnbunss
iosst, sr 9eoningsmisionsn nn ben
iibite SneB gnr uoaet til al tunne Be.
spnbs Of inObente Sernbanstogei. BEL
bar ben Ianst, Ianst isen, men buub
bar BET at fige, naor ben ftisenbe 6rab
uinber inb paa IO9et.
SaaIsoss itabiGiitr fig osiau ger usb
Iauenes Gale, ct Cubs Aigss gett CT
iOm S%enuspstOrnet - pei BET minbie
5rs, men meo 5uusn til at UOtle ftsbls
beisrs @rdb bOsnce / fig.
Og i%uaIsoes tan ri ssrue lubs benz
ipotte ouer StiIopobbsu. Der inb6entsr
bog ensang 3ltOeet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
Sra
| Senper, Colo.

sSislse BetenotssreIie bauoe getbania
Usob. 4irteinoDisIissfslt ben Q. os 10.
Suli. 6oruOsu Steoets Brat pare
fsloenbe graitsr til Steoe: Den for=
snsos D. Suites 5Ormano, paf. O. g..
gbrifiauisn fra OMAHA, Aeb., Puit.
g. 6auien, pOttsr, 9ttb. Os pait. 8.
3. 9anisn (uOrif) at General SpnOs
ben, lamt BAIT. 3. SimOss (enseIi) Of
famine SpnObe. bssss fra 8enDsr.
5%sitioso0sen baDce Ianss uarst ims'
bsist msb @Iabe, i~OrDsntenbe en- rig
0sIisnsIis, os bet fan ba osiaa iisss
til 6errsns pris, at ben uoebIsu lite,
% be Bonner, ION pare opienbte for
0aabens 1rons, pare u~irtelis bsris.
Gorubsn be fare praftebrsore, iom
pare Dos os, uar Der en- Del genner fra
be fOriieaise Gsns, pOtter, Brnib os
6iowa. 5a bet er 10 unosrlis NOT,
buOr SamfunosIiuet tan Oirte til at
femme 5iertsitrsnsene ii! goU os pris.
Samfunbslipet msb CUBS Barn, 6srs
rem % bans Orb Tom gsntralpnnttst
Cubs Weni9beb er N Sfanle, Satau
lite let tan inbtuss. Der bIeu lite Ipas
ret, bperfen paa lib eaer Rr9fter for
Of gre bet ian hnsssiist iom mniigt iii
Jsiioassn. @n Del par iDrist bsifaf.
tiest msb at opfsrs Ratpart ON Rirfen,
andre meb at jepne os pIanere @runben
UmttriiHg ESiirttn, pg uu- ftttr ut ffUr'
qlemme - DstoratiOnen / Rirfen, ION
@artner 3. Wabisn meb en- Slot at b
unss meiterIis ubfsrts. gi fOrmad
lite at naune peo Napn ale be BIomfel
pg gIanter, lom par anbrosi paa be for.
jfelies glabler. men ui formaa at fse,
at bet siOrbe ct sOot 5notrpt pan ALL
iom traabts iuoenfor Rirfeosreu. ga
piitnot for Heres Vsotommenoe, lom foi
ct Aor foen, Da Ionfen tom up ON a
bps9e 6irfs, Diloe bare iast, bet ffei
lite, at geibaniu Menigbeo ifoI bOl6i
8utsinouieIie ben 9. SuIi 1899. De-
ifets 10 Of 6erreu Os unoerIist for UOtt
Rins, mao Oi ~tiIfOie; tbi oa Iaufsr
fom frsm, boObs ui fun Is Dol. ION
@runbfapitaI, ben bopbe S%sn0ussifoIe:
bernene IamIet for bette Djemeo. Daen.
ynf be umpncises Os oisnoes Wuno Dil
BIZ bereOe bin gop, = tiger 9erreus Orb.
Vi frfnrs oite SoubbeDsn oeraf os flyer
6erren TAT. G~OraIore. iOm 5errsn
bar fanfet Born, tanf bsrpaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
Rtrtens StsrreIfs.

9n Del al gRierns tunoe mnaife su.
re of uioe Iiot ON Rirten5 Sterrelie.
airtsn er tpfsri af Wurltsn os sr IS x
32 ~iorubsn Roret, JON CT 3 X 6. 8sn
er oplplt usb @lettricitst. Br0Iisbolissn
lom er / 5oi bipbelie meo airten, bar 5
gerellsr iornbsn Spilstammsr os Raj.
Der til 6amiIiebrns. Ossubsn bar
gralien fl Stuosrsuarelis meb 9no.
gang til airtsn os uoeans til @uoen,
iaa ban fan pare for fig isIu Os baDs
ito, nnar ban snifer bet, oe ON nosen
enIfer Of tale meo BAN p%riuat, tan bet
osiaa re uOeu at fOritprrs ben sDrise
Del at 5amiIien.
ON nossn al gDauiferens" 9aiere
fuIbe ssrs en- Rsiis til be uehIiss esne,
entsn af 5elbreos 6euipu saer pau Be-
Jog, Os bar gpit til at sua til 8enusr.
Os insen tsnoer Der til at msbs BEN,
iaa fan 3 trpst ffriDe til BetbaniG
Msais5sss psefl, gan ss Diais I'll al
mgbe eber paa Stationen o9 uiie eoer
runot til bpiltsn Iom beIif BIabs 5 sns
Ter. 6uns Aorssie a:
Ren- q z nhnfnn-
66s Glart Strset, Gsnusr, Colo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26

MaaOe frem Der. Os bsrom tnnOe
uGre meget al fse, mesti at anOenOe
pua pore Cages aiiteIiu, msa foo lite
at Optaae for messn pIaos, iaar bet
liaa ben for bsnns Sang. % iss Otl
oa lutte meb bet 0nife, at ri iom
Rriitue MAJ lastc 6aorene paa, trade |
oerss 6ooipor os ensans naa OereS
Waal. s. 8eoeren,
9ineoln, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
Seiaa ct V9ooelpb-

Wan bar ipotpis Iammsnllgnei 9eos
nj II q m s ioueu | borbolo til Sor'
oens gefolfnin9spFtit meo en- stub
paobe, Der leber ON zap meb ct Ssrns
bunetog. lluGateIis, buis ben Cams
menligning uirteIis pasieoe, oa laa bet
noest treitesleit III for Nisiionens Ar'
bsioe oper ben belle uioe 9ebningepsrosn-
Obi ,S~tiIbpabosu" fan lie blot lite tno'
bente 9ernbanetOset - buao UttsltoneH
bog euers gerne ftuIoe og bar CUBS
6oriRttelie ON - men bet Ilus lang
iomme 8pr tommer for buert GiebIlt,
1o9et torer, umaaoeIis lGnsere iiIbdse.
au CT bet 10 imiblertio en- Croft, at /
Subs )ii9eS cling saIoer bet itte Gal
eaer Mangbe, men bier lille Sials
6relie bringsr @IaOe hos CUBS 9nsIe.
Dog = ATE, iOm eIifer 9eonin9crne
% sfter 9One arbeioer meb paa oeres
6reIie, OiI ieIuisIseIig serne bare Ii0t
mere l9aab ON, at WisiiOnen tan inbs
hents 9souin9euerbeueu; Lab os ls Iibt
npiere III.
Oct, bel nbuortes ret fommsr an pad.
er, at Risfionen fan blue Subs Reo-
fab for ilere 9ebniusers 5reIie adyli9
enb Ousritubbet al bsoIer /
9sonin9euerbeuen. Obi, iaaIGnse Der
er iiorre 5ebfeIsouerftuO eno
9soninger, Der oebes. i~aal9nse fommer
StiIopaooen ltfoie IGn9sre tiIbage for
Ssrnbanetoaet. % i~aaIeoes bar bet
uGrei 1iIf9lbet til ale Iibsr, unos
ta9en oealIerfiote Aartier.
vi isser OpIpsninq hos gerOens
sruuoieite Observation-Disclosures for Chen,
uemIis grOiesior, DR.. theol. "
Wurnsd lpitIano.
3 iblte llogaUe al fin prOtsiiantiiie
WisfOnsbiitorie meboeIer ban iOIsenoe
Gal (eiter foiie Statiitit / 1900:
NJ 9sonineetrifne 70. {. oebts 9eo'
nin9er) gives Der /
Amsrifa lis. 800
airita ...... ,0s0. 900
Nfen.......... LOO, 600
7cennlen 3Og 700
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26

q anleoaine al, at 9oetouten MI
bespnoer at brinse SuIt os Rob inb i
Iuiinoer at fattises 6jem, bar en- ueu:
tral Romiie opfororet til 5noiamIiHs
for .Ruinber % Born. Com Der |
RriestiIfaloe poes ,Ruinoer o9 Born"
geifpttelis mob Yaabnene, iddleoes ber
bet oeiaa ife unosr ben baaroe, font
ubIOoise aris.
Romiteen bar aabnet 9eipisniuss.
itsbsr for vRuiuoer os Born" buor
bisis = LEGION ON gintsrsn / N Samas
ritauernen : tunne faa bet nebuenoi9e
til 9~iusOp5oIbst.
3enne neutraIe Romite nil
ri inoamle til = oa beoer
heror pore le ere-alle 0 m
een-at enoe o. ct giora9-
itort eIIer lille. 81 nil acre
bet, ioet ui butomme9 erren
Ssfu Orb; rSuIise ere be
BARN ertise, tbi benz taI
peoerfares 8armb srtibeb."
vi 0rbens Os BetuemmeIi9beos 9sn=
Jpn beoer ri uOre u senter pao buert
Stsb iuoiamIs Os mootuge giorasene.
Spor in9en Qsent fnos8, oil BrG=
ten NOT paatn9e zig bsune Samaritan'
sernins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26

>pAV1b 0ROi9th IL. ~ l9tolt -
aelsts IOnsr os iammsn til bsai9 2n.
oa9t. SaImen, rs 5siu gtuun Dor al
por @ernin9 tie, oar ben isrite Ai=
uorstons, Der ltemts piertetrengene. og
BETTE brinser 10 5anten uioere BERTH.
uAlt bpao nj gore / lants, Orb o9
Gambling, oct ssrer alt / ben 6erres
5eiu gtauu.~ 9siu Raun tt bet itore
0riubiuI / Subs ai9es Arbslot. Cubs
9erns @IGoer Der paa Serb; ifal BET
ri9tig bIiue til nOget, iom man Tiger,
iaa maa ali bape i'm g%espnosIie. sort.
iettelie Og Aflutnin9 / bette Raun.
Stiaer man noget op al tit eset / egsn
Strait uoenfor bette Pam, ba enoer alt
mso IombsO % 6uIbso. Rait. $. :.
panien bolot BrOuitetaIsu, % Yalt. y.
.. gbriitianien 9nbpisIisstaIeu Os int.
uieos Rirten. pans Ietlt par no ira
2. Rren. :, Is. lleuitIinsen osrai
oreieoe Jig nermeit ON Oroene .og
9errens 9aIi9beo ipIote quiet. 6uao
FL iaa bet for en- 9srIisbeo, iom TpIoer
9sirens 6us2 gmbebet, Sroet.
5aaben, Raoueren, Beuuen
og be beIliges Gam ano.
6erren gnp SoIersn 0aabs til al uopitIe
oisie lins til megsn 8slfsuelie for
GiIbersrne. 9ftsr Jormiooassiesiionen
par Der 6Gaesipisnins paa Williams
Hall. Tom Nenigbsosn bar bsnpttet III
line @uosilsnelier / IRn9ere lib. Suer
loo Nsnnslfsr ipiite til Utiooas os
4iten Der. 81. 81 taIts BAT. 5. Siz
mons paa enseIit for en- Del ameri'
%tanere, iom pare inobuots til bsnns
@uosiisnsiis, msoens Bot. o.. y.
6briitianisn prGoiteoe / Qait. s.. g.
6aniens Rirte / Cit.1enusr. ON ~.
teusn 81. 8 iamlsbes ri after ben ban.
ite Rirte. paf. 6. 6anisu tuIte iorit,
%. .. Gbriitionien ilutteoe.
Manous 6ormioous 81. 1O4 uur Der
after @uostisusite i Rirfsn. ON Sitter:
Nib assn pal De frsmmsos uoe at beie
gpen, os for at iaa ben beoits lloiigt
oalgte man at eaa op / Ruuoetdarnet
poe aapitOliet. bUnr Di ei aIsue tunoc
is 10 ouer Bpsus %sntelte Dele men %.
iaa fate Ct Stint op oper 6ampebiar.
gene, Tom Iaa foran %. 6uOr bog alt
oette fan pr9oite for en-. @n al gr9s
iterns sioroe ben BemGrfnlus. at M par
Of 6imlen n9rmers, sno ri maaits no
seninos bar uaret rem. Dan mente oa
meb eessmet.
Ranbag Hfien idmIeoes nj ON per:
sens goro. Dat. o. 3. Gbriiiianisn
aoIet Striftstalen og tients ueo glaouer:
bOroet, Os oermeo matte ban forIaos
os for at tose meo ri. 10 Ioeet til
Omaha. Stsnne Timer oar BET for Os
at are iammen bisfs 8use. eu lat
til 6erren for alt O9 Cat til cher, 3 fare
gennsr, iOm par msb os bette @Iaoen
Iammen meo os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26

Zen oanlfe 8iOuesr" bar tuset Os
bet megtt unaapist Op, at ui lite oil aus
6efale pore eaisre at iogs garti for be
u~belutteoe Arbeiosrs. gIaoet sIemmsr
at meooele be 3 at pore 4 @runoe til
osnne Dor Stiains.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
Sainoa.

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