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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
DISTRIBUTED

The following articles have been distributed:
coat 70 Ruby swezey. of Bellport. Long Island:
hlotter 70 Mrs II K Brown. Of Cortland. y. Y;
shoulder shawl. 70 Mrs. Bernstein. Of Philadelphia;
houdoir shoes Mrs VI. T. Young ~ Denver.
Col and Mrs y Kemo ot Brooklyn. dolly.
slurber socks neediebook and calendar 20 Mrs
Charles Ramsden of Brooklyn. barrel OF reading
matter 70 the Young Woman settlement. No IA
Avenue =. this city. enFravings 20 John Gardner.
T-tlca y Z. d purse with few pennies Tor good
luck n Mathew WappatoO. the lttle Indian boy
OF Chelan Wash: a picture. 70 Mrs. Jenet c. Hoyt.
Of West Chester. y. : slum3er sock S 10 Mss
White also Of Rosevie books on knitting. % Sara
Alton ~ Putnam. Conn. and Mrs Cornelia
Palmer OF Gambia y II. booklet. 20 Miss jennie
Rnmche- ~ Sereca Falls. y =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
WATER.coLoR PAINTINGS TO BE SOLD

The series OF wster-color paintings by Henry W.
t-ro,, renresenting life IN the Bshring Sea region
and he Seal Islands will be sold at public auction
on Thursday and Friday evenings a. o'clock M
the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms 40 8s Firth
ave The pictures were painted BY Mr. Elliott
orhia engaged In the Far North IN official VorK
FOR the government and depict the various meth
DDS Of capturing and killing FUR seas Mr Eilott
trfended 10 use the pictures TO illustrate private
publication He sent them b request 10 the IN
ternational Fisheries Exhibition az beieeh. N No
I'M last wear and owing the interest they
aroused gold medal and diploma OF honor
ware awarded him
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CONTRIBUTIONS

collection n booklets and cards - me
Office without a name Biblical cards and juvenile
papers from VI 3 Judd % Wallingford. Conn
8 dolly. from Maggie WAiFe - Wimot, Ind.
magazines from Miss s Fassett Thompson and
:. Q Reid ~ Brooklyn: box containing crocheted
p.nballs o game. a FOR holding embroidery
silks q lavender bag for the linen drawer a
plaque cards calendars. brtght-colored ribbons.
books. booklets sachet bags, powder basket and
pun vel cases japanese dolly and purse. from
No 70 LexinCton-ave., this city. three crochefed
wash cloths and book entitled, Moses from an
Old Marse, rom MIS- Mare pecnsun. OF " nIle
Plains y Y. cancelled stamps, without name:
a pretty booklet. from Ruth Titus. o. Flushing
Long Island three pretty calendars and a plated
straw Photograph case from Mrs Theodore
Pomeroy ~ stockhridge. Mass. papers. without
2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

-. oorrroenora,e the battie Of New-orlNsn- mo
,-.,,ed Daughters Of 1872 mel Sss'eIua, "a
monicos Ffh-ave and Fors .o.Ss,,,o, oT
o'clock III va. onr,ittee and The executive officers
ne rgsrizs Ion in various states were present
Of ne orsa''- 49,, slad4 presided Business alb
MIS- "',',a' a,,An,ion u the meeting unnl noon
soro ransacted and were s@ ror the h sea
VI" - o'clock the Executive n.r," Who did not
reception when members aho - s introduced and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
FOR THE HTSSIONART CONFERENCE.
A MEETING OF BUSINESS MEN CALLED FOR To-
MORROW.

MORROW.
For a year plans have been under consideration
,o- a., r-ournanlcal Missionary Conference. 10 be
held in this city IN April 1900 These plans nave
60 FAR rnatured that a call has been issued for .
meeting OF business men 70 be held In the nail OF
the United Charities Building Fourth-ave and
Twenty second-st tomorrow. al 40 p m Inc
call Is signed by a number OF prominent business
men including Darwin James. John h Con-
verse. william f. Dodge. Lucien { warner VIII
IAN / Brewer. Seth Low. General Q. o Howard.
Enoch l. Fancher Everett p Wheeler ID Wins
lanes Mornay williams and Frank Harvey rle.a.
The conference Itself which VIII continue ior
eleven days will represent every Phase OF tne
work OF some hundred foreign nl!ss'on
boards and societies throughout the ~oIlu 10 10
morning sessions and sectional meetings. III tne
aSys-ncons VII 20 devoted chiefly 10 the discussion
~ the practical conduct OF mission work especiat!y
on he economic side but there Will be pubic meet
inas IN the Afternoons and evenings. Inc confer
ence will Dc similar In It's general scope ana cnaI-
ac,er 10 thar held IN London IN leS A. thai con-
ference there were present Los deesates from
every section OF the globe and almost every
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
CONTEST OVER MRS. LEDYARD's WILLS.

Newport r L. Jan. e-In the Probate court THIS
morning the motion OF counsel for Maud spencer
Iedyard for a continuance OF the hearing on the
will OF Matilda z Ledyard until the will now on Me
IN New-York is admitted 20 probate vas denied.
This will al once bring up the case OF me wiz
framed IN 1852 as u is expected that the viii irawn
IN 1895 will be brought from New-york ana onercd
here possibly this week. transferring the contese
over The Wills TO Newport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
rNnnwAtrNr FIND q MONTH

The regular contributions 70 the r s. s fund are
gradually increasing Miss Annette ". Haynes. ~
this city. vii contribute "a cents in stamps every
month : Augustus Rice. Of Bethlehem. Penn be-
gan a year ago give 81 monthly dues This
will he continued and followed this year by the
same amount Jointly from two Young women o.
Emira- y. Y: 50 cents month from Mrs Wyckof
and 8 month from Mrs Josiah Shardlow. The
total monthly income 70 date amounts 70 "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

The ninety sixth musical morning Of Albert Nor
rs Bagby took place yesterday in the grand ball
room Of the Naldorf-Astora. and as usual ms
fashionable world was largely represented The
artists were Miss Suzanne Adams. o.. the MOI
ropolitan Opera House company. Mise Maud Mac
Csrthy violinist and Francis Roger. barry tone
A mum Der Of luncheons followed the musical me
last OF Mr. Bagby's entertainments will take place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
THEY ALSO SERVE.

Souls that dwell In stiffness
Doing the little things or resting quite,
May just as perfectly FUN, their mission.
Be tust as useful in the Fathers sight.
AS they who graDple with some giant evil
Clea wing path that every eye may see
Cur Saviour cares for cheerful acquiescence
Rather han for a busy ministry.
Sent by Mrs c E Coffin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
iS9NlN\NONANS.P AOE.

placed with their children and the cour.-v u,. Z.
Vi inesunaole advantage for the little ones
r,a wa aso SHOWN now comfortable and happy
ssaal.Sy, CHIuren nave been made when adopted into
lalnIles Where they are cared for and oducafed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

The wedding Of Miss Agnes p Reid 70 Or. Naus
Rosa Vedder 'r will take place to-day az ths
home OF the bride No 1886 West Forty-sixth-st. Tho
ceremony. which Will be performed By the Rev. Dr,
Lloyd Of the Central COngrega uonal Church. VIII
be followed by a small reception
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

The marriage Of Miss Hattte Ashley PrentfsA
daughter Of the late John Prentss. 10 John Dana
Weston OF Boston. will take place to-day al the
q. Isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

Miss Josephine Walton viii begin to-day q series
OF four lectures on the Queens OF the Salon" 70
Dc given al the home Of Mrs E,bridge J. Moore
NO Ts West Ninety -hrst-st. at Il o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

novel coz test takes place this evening az the
studio OF Nine George COu-rnev n Carnegie Hall
The contest Is open % the nadams pupils. who
enter a. ther own opticn The Judges are three
musicians ore term % lessons Is the prize i Is
awarded - the pupil who gets The most marks
rather than 70 the best singer. The confestants
choose their own song AT invited audience Will
cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The Columbia University lecture 10 De given IN
cooperation with the Cooper Union will be de-
hvered this evening in the great hall East Eighth
81 and Third-ave. AT O'clock The general topic
Tor the January lectures on Tuesday evenings will
De Letters and Manners James +. I.arned IS
the speaker. Tonight he will tax on American
HQmor Not Dying out. the Southern and Western
school; Pictures OF Vanished Life" etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

One Of the large reception. OF to-day VIII be gwen
by Mrs Corneliu. Vanderbilt jr.. at her home. No.
Fffth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

Mrs Frederic r Coudert and Niles Coutero
Will give reception this afternoon AZ t1sir hornep
M f55 West Fifty-eghth-sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

GAINESVILLE Wis. Jan s.-The engagement Of Niss
Mary wilmington. OF this city. 70 Henry Martyr, or
London. England. has been announced. He Is .
son Of the Rev C. l. Martyr. chaplain 10 Queen.
Victoria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
OTHER INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

The second OF the junior cotlons siven 80
Sherrv's last night and Q really beautiful
dance The guests were received by Mrs Arthur n
Dodge Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes. Mrs. b Aymar
sands nd Mrs Charles Anderson. The cotillon vas
led BY Alexander VI Hadden. vho danced WITH
Miss Stokes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

The diplomatic reception At the White House vi
take place this evening from 70 y o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

Dr ANY Castillo who hos Just died in Australia
was graz ua-e OF the University % Melbourne
snd had lucrative practice N that CRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

The Woman's Single Tax Club will meet today AT
its headquarters. No. l,lOl Bedford-ave Brooklyn
and continue the study OF Henry Georges book
Social Problems" Chapters T. 13 Il and Is will
be reviewed overproducton. unemployed labor and
effects OF machinery will be discussed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

Miss Jennie Melvern Davis lectures tonight ir
Public School No. = Hohoken. y J Historic
Lake ChamQiain' is ner subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

The Society for Political Study will hold IT'S an
nual reception this afternoon a. o'clock IN
Genealogical Hall. No. 226 West Ftfty-eighth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

used This afternoon oy the Motley Club OF Brook
lyn HIS hiographer will he Mrs F Cowper-
thwaite and his Interpreter Mrs John c. Granger.
who Will read "CO-leone The club will
the home of Mrs Robert Velch r.. No q Ross
St. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

the marriage Of MISS Natalie SawYer, fau6hrkb
OF Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Sawyer. y, Frankfort
XIV. 70 William Stuerr Bentz was soemnzed ae
noon Yesterday IN the West End CELEBRATE Church.
Vest End-ave. and Seventy-seven'n-sl II =" az
small wedding and the guests we're The immediate
relatives Of the couple and few Of their per
soral friends TIE ceremony was performed by The
pastor % the church. the Rev. DR. Henry E Cobb
The bride who given away oy her father, wore
8 travelling costume. She unattended Oy either
bridesmaids maid OF honor Mr.. Benzs BEST
man was hts brother. Harry Bentz. The usherG
were Edward D Hillman OF this city arc William
5 Kenny. Of. Chicago. After the ceremony there
was breakfast for the bridal party ~ La Ro-l
chale IN West SAventy-Hfth-s'. After their honey
moon trip M and Mrs Bsrtz will make rheir homo
In NeWYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

A Catholic Home Bureau for Dependent Children
f. 10 he hishsd with headquarters In this city.
An application has been made to the State Board
Of Charities al Albany for the Incorporation OF the
organization whose object IS 70 maintain an agency
through which the orphans Of the asylum may he
placed homes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

The placing Of woman's name on the roll or
honorary members Of the Neptune Engine and Hose
COMPANY OF Asbury Park. has created a good deal
az pleasant comment Miss Virginia Nelson. Of that
city. having written a commendatory letter 70 the
fire company and sent contribution o. s. she was
Immediately enrolled honorary member The
men declare they would be glad % have any num-
Der Of women members OF the company no duties
are attached the office. although services may
he performed AZ option
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

The Cuban Industrial Relief Fund Of this city
has been supplied with credentials from the secre-
terv ~ War 70 General Brooke. sancuonlne inc
dfs-ribution % food end articles 81 necessity 70
~ s,,eee-frS neonle 4 second ship OF provisions
viii soon be dispatched The association as pen
asked by Secretary Alser 20 make r'p''F VI Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

At the Newsboys' Lodging House. No Duane
81 DR. Edward p Croweu. of Brooklyn. who has
done much for the newsooys o.. the city, iectureo
last night OF How 70 Retain Health. and Be as
Free as Possible from Disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

The retirement Of Mrs. Josephine Curtis WOOD
hurry from the Christian Science Association mas
created feeling % great srrprise Mrs WOOD
hurry stated that she no longer has taith IN me
teachings OF Mrs EDDY. and mus wal. Ior me- a
~, ,,ror the subject before she continues he'
own work IN that direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

supper class for young women. with supper
served. Will he held this evening az the New-York
Industrial Building. Lexington-ave. and Forty
third-st. under the auspices OF the New-York
Household Economic Association A zee Of five
cents Will he charged each pupil In order defray
the expense ~ the materials used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

Nineteen thousand were cast ~ The last
elections IN South Dakota n favor OF the woman
suffrage Amendment 70 he Constitution. and @"'
aT2insf =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

Tn. free cooking Lecturer OF ne Hou7'''0'1
Economic Association at the Industrial Bnhdins
Tev,ngron-ave and Forty-third-st- began iast
,,eh- They are be- given every MONDAY even
O'Clock The association also has the fol-
-l'E . -. cie=see 4 luncheon course. MOnGAys
- a.95 a m supper class 'or working flI4s -
81 -" % M course for housemaids. Thurs
80 %, q an and so n. and course or pTac1ice
y" -. "a a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

An exhibit OF the third instalment from the Pratt
Institute collection az antique European and orr
entail textiles II open 10 visitors IN the Art
Gallery. Pratt Institute. BROOKLYN from 20 and
from $50 70 s.S daily The exhibit. which is free
the public will remain open until January 81 In
the gallery also may be found interesting co.lec
tion of dolls. gathered from many parts OF the
world. which has been lent 70 the library by Miss
Annie Fields Alden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

,,e,. -. tee with reception committee ~
<,,o-,t.io ,aorle have proved such successful
fset,,re on Thursday afternoons al the ACADEMY
of Design that has BEEN deadee 70 Close sP of he
!sitt,.ior ~, in progress To-day will therefore
,,roge most interesting.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
SanR Yofitif.

SIabet Bort 5oriOar" Tiger. at
ygsniire~ tan bIiue Riuiierist tuit,
noar bet uiI pos l9 RiU. ar. ststra til
5oriUarsu9ienet.
5OI,etinssmonO J. g. 6briften.
fen i~triUer / rob. 5oItsbI.~, at
ygsnfre4 lite bsr inbInbs fig paa ben
SIass gambler. yJOrfuarsiaseu maa
Oronss ssnnsm Rissbassn sfter en- lam.
let OperDsisIie al ale ber5sn borsnoe
5orboIo os unber 9sbslie at ct Rini:
iierium. Der fan itubs Glib til Saesn
Dos Joltet, forbi bet ieIu bar 6OItsts
liaio; men ct iaabant Niniiterium
tebes lite for 8euss, Os bets garoi tan
lie feties / penss."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Gm Sonoerjpoif Wetcran.

Seq fob = firiusr en- Snbisnber /
,Stanbb. 2lp." - paa perronen pad
5rebsrieia gaHesaarb iOrIsbsn 9erbas
Gftsrmibbns, ba ui mango Rrisstamms.
rater ftuIos bragg bort fra ben ufors
sIemmsIiss 5eit, Oeb buiItsn iaa mango
sIebsIise os icrssIiss Rinber par
bIeuns opfriftebs.
Nin Dart % gariiube bapbe fuIst
mig paa Bansgaarbsn, os SamtaIsn
sis Iiu!,st msaem be fisfts andre at be
samIe gstsransr Os andre 5oIt, bsr par
til Stsbe.
"a nj ls9 Die paa en- CANNED, sraas
baarst imut Iauo msb ari9smeoailsn
paa grpifst, Der itOb nOsst afioss os
let life tos lei / ben uIminbsIiss
9pfiigbso.
gi git BEN til BAN Os ipurste, ibet
ri bsmGrfebe, at ban 10 osfaa par yets.
ran, ON ban ituIbe reiIe noro eler ueIt
paa sasr maaite til Gsrne.
y9nssn at Steoerne," iuurebe ban.
y Nin Rsjfe saar mob Spo, neb til ben
nnben Sibe al be tpfts @ranlspaIs.
ut ia, at bet ftulss fel Oct tentte ri
lite paa, oa ri I $50 tampebs isirs
rist for port tore 5ebrslanb. Ra rejs
fer iss af Steb, Os ian usnier jsg aIbris
mere at fe nit samIe elitsos Dams
mart. /. :"
Da tualte gsuasslisn bans Stsmms,
og laarsrne triusoe nsb ab be 9amIs,
iurebe Rinber.
Osiaa pore Dine bleu ousseos.
pan par en- %isnosrjqof gsisran.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
WGrfeligt Uuno.

en for Sisnbpsie | ct 9ottsbra9.
tilbsrenoe @aaroeier gunbi Dug paa
AaIborsesneu, sr / oisie Gage bIsusn
aabnet Os unberis9t siter 9uiionaImu.
ieets 6OranltaItnins. Oct bite fig.
at BEN me9et tore Stsnopsie inbebuIoi
en- lang, imaI @rau, buori fanbtss en-
i%enbsrbruot 9ronesooIt msb Reiter al
lr9iteoe os en- poerlt tnub ornameutss
ret @uIobsIesnins al en- runo gaItes
plabe, ca. ! Sob / 5u9rmanl. Oct pis
oes fra mango ioritsuise 5uub, at gron:
ceaIbsrens Ruinoer, mibt pan bet gRIts,
Der FaiboIb. Stsrtet, bar en- iterrs
BroncspIaoe, men en- @uIbbeIasnins,
iom 6unoet / SuIbsi u%ouiier, er femme-
Zig ensitanenbe.
@ruUens 6Orm uiisr benimob ben
GIore groneealbsr; ben or nItina ben.
Deb 5000 anr CANNED.
J FOrup enu Rors bar man IissIe.
bss / btsie Gage iunbet en- beiposIis
@raubOi TIA OIotioen, omsiust af Sc
tore Stene. 6unbst ituar foreIsbis
men Der er isnbt 3ubbsretnins
iii Rationn!muiset.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
nomGnneiier % Wfife:
ot9eIier.

Rnltusminiitsrist gar tonitiinersi
IimeIRrerne Cand. mag. 9ubpie
9suer os Cand. mag. 5reberit
emmanuel @eiIba6 iom Ab.
unfter benboIbsuis usb Rostilbe
8~oteoraItoIe os ueb 9oriens lerbe
Stole.
Cand. thee. u. 6. u. Baper
er beitittet til p%eriOneI aapsaan for
aarIbp, 5uiobiers os @sbfteo Uisnis.
bsber ! aaIbors Stift.
- Sosnepreit for IOrsIeu os Spens
iirnp Wenisbeber | aaIbOrs s. g.
Dali er 5effittet til Sosnsprelt usb
ct. Stsfans Rirte | Rebsnbaun.
= Cand. thee. u. 3. gefer er an.
iat iom mioIsrtibis oroinerst Msos
biaIper Dos Sosnepreifsn for Dftrup os
9iabitrup Meuisbeber | 5yens Stift.
- prafte Bps Ramner, BANNER.
raab Speubftrup, bar efter so Aars
Iieneite faaet beulIset Afffsb fra l..
9anuar 1900 at rssns,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
orolpsmnoericgeIier paa
SeIano.

) Slutninsen at Gull a~frsiite ben at
0irstteren Tor bet bsrpRrsnbs msteoro:
IOgifts 9nftiiut. 9r. Abam puuI'
en-, prolsttsreoe Rorolpsstspsoition
til SsInnb. Gtspsbitionsn, Der
Iebts al 6r. u. 9auIsn (buis uiben.
ita5sIias Rsbbialpsrs sr Ranbibatsrne
Ia 0our os 3anBen), bar boueb-
id9eIis til OrsaUe at iiuoere ROrbIp=
lets gaiur % e9snitaber FAINT unosrs
iose, buor uiot Dc Itorier oesan9aasnoe.
iom / Den isntits lib Ct bIeuns opiiiasbe
al f%oriteaigs Bieenitabsmauo og iGrIist
o9iaa al 9r. q. paulfsn isIu, CT
tOrrette. 9niirumsntsr al npeite aon.
iiruttion ital TONNE til AnusneeIie lnn
pei Usb uiosui,absIiss 5otosrafier iom
uso RaaIninserne al guitsus gIettrici.
tet Oiu., os GtspsbitiOnsns MebIsmmer
bar be flbf fOrIebue Raaneosr Daret
iurist ipsisIiutie meb al sDe zig / De
paugGIbsnbe ~Suiftumentsrs gyue.
6tspeOitiousns 9ousotuartsr ftaI
tagss / Qturspri paa ISLANDS 0orb.
tnf, men gtspsbiiionms OeIta9ers ftaI
berbOs intiesiiDt itutiousrs fig pdu be
narIisssuos 6iaIbiOppsr for at fau
9eiIiebsb til at uoisrs osres llnbsrisgel.
isr iaa mar Tom muIist usO RoroIpisns,
ia ON muIist OsiOa inosn for Oerss
0mraabe.
9oitnant, @rsu s. RoIits Iehs
lager GtspsbitiOuen for / i'm ggsnitab
ai MdIsr at ubfers i%unitnsriiis Rorbs
ps:AibiIbninssr. Gtspsbitionsns Dir.
bsibsr uutnsss at Uias pare Ill Wai
Waansb matte Aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09

beiossiperne pare gaaeoe ino paa
bet iamme JOrIis, ua a bet tan
at arbebet Ill bliu {
eeno p a te 70. e. inoepR:
rsubs) uss.@
Oct tor a~Itiaa MI baabes, at benue
frp5teIise Ramp er snbt, % paa en- Iaa'
ban Raaos, at Der lite iaa mart Tan
iuGrtiGttes busrten msnin9sIsie Strsi:
tar eaer 9odouter = at meo andre OH
BE- onnits arbsibsforboIb M tunne tomms
inb / ben rolise uouitIinss
9anse.
9uab bsnns Stric bar Iast sbs al
oanf Snbuftri. buiIts RsosforboIb /
ben tcmmenbsg inter-cm lite auerebe M
= ben uiI ftabs, buiItsn eammeIie, ben
bar pirtst os oil uirts ouer banf Sore:
tusismbsb = bet piI essparre mar
iporss.
as.tri = bet tor baabes, at bet iible
Stribspuntt: 9.Iimsrsnrbslosoasen sr
bIsusn afsiort iuu bsitsmt paa ben enc
tusr anoen Raabs, at Der lite osrom
mart tan relics Crib. 9srom msoosIer
be tnoppe IeIssrammsr imibIertio intst.
Del ftuIbe fun glade Os. ON Arbeios.
siusrfOrsninssn bar Jet lis / Stanb til
at tunns saa inb paa benne 6orbrins,
Der sftsr nae nnere acknowledgements
Menins ber i~nbrsmmss. Uisu ri baa:
Der I%iseiaauel, at Der maa pare tat Bonn
for ben art ~arbsiosrss" Nast, Der buus
eu forraasnbe 9nbfposIie for eiust /
Y9rtftsoerre.
5ost ri oa Iabs al meo ale 9isninger
ansaaenbe buem Der ct ben sssntIig Ell:
Bart, nnmobT ri euonu en-
Gang pore gaisrs ON en- Gang for aue
at ienbs ct 9ibrug til uaDinoers Os
Ssrns gsipi5nins. Dor lille 9aus uiI
enonu life tomms for tent. DIR bIiutr
/ lang lib Rob NOT snbba. @uo Re
TAT, a; Der bIsu 5rsb! Cub he Eat.
at ri maa biGIpe nosIe al De baarbsii
ramte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Tposfalo.

Jorbenuarenoe Staticnsforituubsr /
RSrre Aabp 6 psr 3 sr afeauet ueb %.
osn / WibbsIfart, IS aur sammsl.
= 5uIbmRstis / Rontoret for 2ln'
uisniu9stontorst unbsr Jinunsminiiis.
rist, elias 5reoerit 6 brii ii In
Guortrup, er bob paa ROmmnne=
boipitaIet, 60 anr 9ammeI.
= @aarbeisr u 9auIfen
al Sanosrup CT bob, SO Aar al.
= 6bu. 9rouit % SosneprGif Carl
gbparo 1bOrup osos ben "a. gull
/ en- aIosr af so aar.
= 0usrIase Os 6piitus paa Born,
boIm 9tntsraab 3abrtmann bpbs
"a. gull, 80 aur 81,
Carer 9Uatfss Oso 3ntuiri'
% Observation-Disclosures SnittsiiOIs
/ Nptsbins, 5aIfisr, u afsauet uso
Dsben.
= 6isr at RiusbOIm uee RptiObius
p. 9. Suerretsiasisrsr Carl 6rsbss
rtt 8itbeIm Sdptt. sr aisaGst
usb 8soen / en- NIesr af 81 liar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Scncr.

5oriianber paa Blinbsinftitutst, Sob.
R olbenbawer fpIbte forIsbsn
Dag 70 aur. 6r. RoIbsnbaper bar
itaast paa lin uoniteIiss pnft / Ousr 40
aur, nemIis iiosn glinbsiniiitutsts Sp,
r%stteIie / 1851. O9 at ban 81 ms5st ai=
boIot, uiite ben Maabe, buorpaa 5sliba.
gen blsu isirst babe al gIsuer, garsrs
% andre. Sanss. foriuttsos / Oassns
auIeonins, bleue aiiuusne, os en- bel
Del @aUsr ousrrnttss ben samIe ga.
oersmano.
6orIsoen fsirsbs qu,meiter ueo
qOituaisnst 3. Sersen Tn 0bmO.,
o9 9uifru oeres SeIpbrpuup.
@nGobrplIup. Senbas b.
%. gull isirebs ct Bar samIs Colt /
9orisnsesnen, nsmIi9 Qusmanb
6br. RisIien os 9uftru / Ser:
ribsIeu beres 9uIObrpaup. Ranbsn
er So 4nr 9ommsI 70 9uiirueu 10;
besse sr rate os reriSe. 2gstsparrst
bar 6 Born foruosu en- Del Bsrnebern.