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The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
WAR VETERANS SPLIT.
AnotheF Association Formed = Geaeral
Hale L. Junior Vice Commander.

Another Association Formed - General
Hale L. Junior Vice Commander.
Washington. Nov. 24.-A split has oc-
Cured in the organization Of the span
ish war veterans, and a rival body was
formed to-day, TO be known as the
Spanish-American war veterans.
Last week the original organization
held a protrac,ed meeting in this city
and perfected its construction and by
laws, and at that time there were rum
ors Of an impending split but nothing
was made public officially Of it, To
days meeting was held in response 10
an urgent call Of Adjutant General
Liller. who gives the following az the
reason for the split:
General dissatisfaction. and an at
tempt to place the organization in the
hands Of the representatives, making
II appear as a move for political pur-
poses, and the recent action Of the COM
mittee who Were in the minority as
surling the privilege of eliminating
and vacating offices created by the na
tional convention: making several ap-
pointive officers. and a move to control
the association generally, and remove
the headquarters TO Ohio.
Those who were present today are
Men who have made national reputa-
ization a success and not use it for sell
fish motives"
The new organization makes all
those who served in the regular or vol
unteer army. navy or marine corps
during the Spanish-American war and
those now serving in the present Phil
ippiee war eligible to membership pro
vided they can show an honorable dis
charge.
A resolution was adopted declaring
II to be the sense of the body that Ad-
miral George Dewey be placed a. its
head and authorizing the adjutant gen
eral to convey to the admiral the in
formation of his unanimous selection
as cOmmander-in-chief and that he be
earnestly requested to accept the Of
flee"
These officers We're elected: Com
mander-in-chief. Admiral George Dew
ey: senior vice commander-in-chief.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. New
York: Junior vice commander-in-chief.
BriCadier General Irving Hale, Colo
rado: adjutant general. William Chris
topher Liller. Pennsylvania; quarter
master general. Colonel W. r. Lane.
Maryland; surgeon general Major Ed
ward g. Davis. Georgia; commissary
general Colonel James h. Coreyell.
Pennsylvania: inspector general, Colo
mel George w. Taylor. Virginia: judge
advocate general. Colonel James H.
Tillman. South Carolina: chief signal
officer. Colonel James Z. Fyne. Ten
nessee; chaplain general. Captain
Charles II. Jones. New York: sponsor.
Miss Helen NJ. Gould.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
Go,.rnmc,, ome,.i Sentenced.

Philadelphia. Nov. 24.-Ellery T. Ing
ham. eN-jnited States district afior-
ncy. and his law partner and former
assistant. Harvey h. hewitt. were to-
DAY sentenced by Judge Mcpherson to
iur'risonment for two years and six
months and to pay n fine Of 81 and the
costs OF their trial for conspiracy in
attempting to bribe n secret service
operative in connection with the re-
cent big revenue stamp counterfei;ing
conspiracy.
Ingham and Newitt were recently
convicted of conspiracy and brihing a
secret service operative in connection
with the bogu. revenue stamp coun-
terfeitinC. Of which William jacobs
and William l. Eeudir. Lancaster ci-
carmakers. were the leaders
In sentencing the prisoners. judge
Mcpherson said: 1T Is my duty TO
mark this nfrense with such punish
ment as will fairly Indicate the proper
reprohation. which ought to follow an
offenSe Of this character
The maximum penalty u2dcr The in
dictmcnt Is FIVE years.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
WOULD siDE-rRAck BRYAN.
0er1aa 81 Maryland rrytag to Orssniss
The Oppositioa.

New York. Nov. .s.-Maryland Dem.
ocrats viii lead in an anti Bryan move
ment II any encouragement is offered
them ny the leaders in this and other
eastern states.
This fact was announced TO Richard
Croker by ex-senator Arthur Z. Cor
man and Governor-elect John Walton
smith.
Senator German Is quoted as sayins
TO a friend last evening that a sufficient
number Of anti-Bryan delegates would
lie sent to the next national conven
tion to prevent the Nebraska leader
from obtaining the two-thirds votes
necessary for n nomination.
While in New York Senator German
and Governor-elect Smith have been In
close consultation concerning the Dem
ocratic politics which Maryland may
develop during the next six months.
With them at the Waldorf Astoria
was Buchanan Schley. n cousin Of Ad-
miral Schley. and surveyor Of the port
OF Baltimore under the last Cleveland
administration. Mr.. Schley Is close
friend Of Senator German and his pres
cncr started the rumor that eastern
Democrats would unite in presenting
the name ~ Admiral Schlcy in the next
convention.
II II said. however. that Admiral
Schley has announced that he would
have nothing to do with politics and
would not acCcpt the presidency as a
Tift.
n Senator Germans plans reach
their full fruitiou. Maryland will hold
= very early state convention. at whica
a delegation to the national convention
will I've named. which will bc solidly
and openly opposed 20 Bryan.
Other eastern states and some south.
-rn states are expected TO follow Mary
ians's exampse. No candidate has heru
setslr<i uvcn- Il b aaid. with whom to
ppoose Bryaa.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
A SCARCITY OF MEN.

Grpst Activity tn Clear Cr~eh Coanty
Mining business is surely on the ad-
vance In Clear Greek county and IL Is
impossible to secure miners. Many Of
the companies intending to Increase
their forces have been unable To do 80
because OF the shortage. The Lamar
tine management Is the latest 10 advcr-
tise for men.
The mills are RAINING TO their full ca
pacity. and the output of milling ore In
In excess Of any other month OF this
year. Many old-time producers are
starting up. and II IL reported here to-
day that the Amy &. mine on Seaton
mountain has becn sold to Boston ps.o-
pic through John Owen.
The Golconda property. M Fall river.
has q good strike to report In the
sinking Of n winHe on the Mahala lode
and at depth Of but fifty feet below
tn, ntiit the entire width Of the wlnxe
has come into ore OF a good grade.
This will bc changed to q working
shaft. and II is probable that the shaft
will then 20 down for several hundred
feet.
The Perkins tunnel. on Chicago creek.
is making good hcadway. The present
contract calls for SEQ feet Of cros>cut-
ting. Air drills are In use. and before
the completion Of the contract IL II cx-
pcctcsi that more than one Of the big
lodcs crossing through the Alps noun
tain will bc cut by this tunnel. Some
work II also under way on the veins
already. and indications to-day were Of
n most gratifying character.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
LAST OF STATE VOLUNTEERS.
Mastering Out Tennessee Men Closes One
Chapter of the War.


San Francisco. Cal, Nov. 24.-The
First Tennessee regiment, after pass
ing through an eventful history. ceased
to exist this afternoon. Out Of $50
men who composed the regiment when
IL started for war in the summer Of
lS9S. only 621 men and ~ officers step
ped up to receive their final pay and
discharge from service this afternoon.
One hundred and ninety five men re
mained in Manila. having enlisted in
the Thirty-seventh volunteer infantry
twenty-one died Of disease and three
were killed in action. The majority Of
the men left for home at $ O'Clock to-
night on the Southern Pacific.
Mrs Townsend gave another evil
dence Of her generosity by offering the
Tennessee regiment a check for SJO.-
OO to pay Its transportation home.
The Tennesseeans. with all possible
gratitude. refused the generous offer.
The Tennessee regiment is the last Of
the state volunteers to be mustered
out Their camp was crowded with
visitors to-day.
The Rev. Father McKinnon. chap
lain Of the United States army. de
fenis General Funston and Colonel
Mefcalf from the charges that have
been brought against them. He says
that churches in the Philippines were
not desscrated by American troops.
but by Insurgents and Chinese. The
priest is positive that Colonel Net
calf did not shoot a prisoner in cold
blood, as has been alleged.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
tn. a,a.s Vel. wsa-si.s.

The large deposit OF iron recently
opened In the Midas mine In the tsOO
block on East Fifth street continues to
expand. a. driven upon by four croes-
cuts. A promising field Of lead car
donate ore is also being developed. car
ryine twenty ouncvr Of silver. and ~
rcr cent head. The first settlements
from this new shipper are now coming
in from the big Philadelphia smeltcr.
and show the values contained In the
siIver and iron TO he ~ per cent. iron
cxccss and eseven ounces silver. which
In very good orr when the heavy ton
mage is taken In account. This orr
body shows higher silvcr valves In
places and win doubtless show .
steady Increase In the settlement sheets
~ development WORK pru9ressca. The
possibilities of the Midas territosy be-
low the preecut so foot level win mano
3 cloee sccoud 20 the Fearuee. which b
saying q euosi deNl when the amount of
rych chloride had and iron ore n CON
shlesed that has 9une down besow the
esO-feot level of the rearpee. ne
eDsoe proximity Of thla htest d1scvvesy
20 - Hs0e bpaaaaa n what eocOurA
serO a. Clty Min1ag Co0pany's -
ss0poaep1 6evesppoest wsrk-
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
LEADv,LLs.s ssw BONANZA.

CoopAay's Prspssty-
Many Of the h0Dders Of Home Mining
STOCK have been expecting an early
dividend. but In this they will be dis
appoentsd, says the Leadville Miner.
The Home Mining Company ut the end
Of the unWatering Of the downtown
mines, was . good many dollars In the
red: the unfortunate accident ut the
Bon Air adding materially To this. Az
ter the mines were unwatered there
was q great deal Of cleaning out to he
done before any ore whatever could be
reached. Since then oil this indebted
ness has been wiped out and u goodly
reserve fund In on hand
The drifts run In the rich Penrose ore
body show IL to continue in depth be
low the bottom workings Of this shaft
80 that IL would be- impossible to mine
u without serious loss, unless the shaft
WIS deepened. winze will probably
be sunk on the ore in the near future.
as the company is now figuring on Sc
curing an electric pump for use In sink
ing 1t
All ore being mined from the Penrose
Is taken from development work only.
The main level Is being run In on the
ore body and Mt every twenty five feet
width The ore shipped from these
workings amounts 10 about 10 tons
per day.
are being shipped and the mine is look
ing better every day. The south drift,
which is being driven 10 catch the con-
unuation OF the ore shoot to the south
west II looking fine and may open the
shoot any time. In the breast OF the
main east drift n fine body Of sand
and chloride ore has been opened up
In the last few days, and an upraise
has been made which has now pene-
trated the ore body TO height OF mr.
teen feet.
The north drift from this shaft is
now In some 1OD feet and has excellent
Indications for ore. A large water
course which In this vicinity Is an al
most certain indication OF ore. was re-
Gently encountered. This drift Is being
drive not only to prospect the ground.
but with the ultimate end OF connect
ing with the Penrose shaft and work
ings. which IL will tnp at depth of
sixty feet below the present bottom.
thus allowing the big ore body TO be
worked TO better advantage The total
length OF this drift when connected
will BE- 2.OO0 feet When completed Il
will divert n large quantity OF wafer.
now being handled through the Pen
rose. TO the Bon Air. In which large
pumps Will he placed. and will make
sinkinH the Penrose shaft much cas-
Ter proposition.
The ore shipped from this shaft and
the Starr shaft will pny the operating
expenses OF the company. while the en-
tire output OF the Pcnrose goes into the
reserve fund. but no dividends win be
paid before the first Of the year. and
possibly not Just then. The company
has ample time In which TO extract
thcse immense ore bodies. and II is
= direct benefit to each stockholdcr TO
have this done ms cheaply as possible.
and the development work Of the com
pany is now being shaped TO this end.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
ADVANTAGES OF SORTING.
vital Necessity es sr~fsl Essmisatioa of
Ors Hsfors Aitling u.

Undoubtedly much Of the rock put
through quartz n.iils does no; contain
sufficient value to pay for Its crush.
Ing, while cncroaching upon the ca
pacity Of the stamps which might he
employed In crushing pay rock. The
question for the mine manager TO de-
termIne II. does the rock being sent To
mill contain waste. and II so. how and
where shall II b. gotten rid of-undcr-
ground or on che surfnccf
In some mines the barren rock oc-
ours In large masses. interstrntified.
M Il wcrr. with pay rock. and the con
dttions arr such that the waste may bc
left standing. as pillars. which TO some
extent help In supporting the ground.
In others this cannot he done. and the
waste must be mined together with the
orr. Hcrr. again. the question OF sort
ing must br determined by existing
conditions. II the waste occurs In
large blocks. these may he rejected
by the mincrs-who usually are able
10 Distinguish the difference between
waste and ore-and used as fllinE. II.
on the other hand. the waste breaks
ANAL. and. from Necessity. becomes
intimately mixed with the orr. then
the sorting would he morc effective. ex-
pe<litious md less expensive on the
eurfacc WHERE boys or cheap men
might h. employed in this light work.
WHORE this il necessary. the cost OF
trammine and hoisting has to bc taken
into consideration.
A. q general proposition NIL rock
which, having reached the surface,
s.outaips rufficicnt value to pay even
the cost Of milling or near II. should
le crushed, as being less expensive
than eorting. Where large amounts OF
orr are crushed and thc tailings are
subsequently cynnidcd. the crushing
snf after treatment Of waste rock
amouuts to q large sum In the course
Of q year.
In fhr cnse Of iOO-stnmp mill crush
snr AOO tons of rock daily at cost Of
20 cents per ton. " 10 per cent. he
waste. containing no value. then the
cost Of cruahing this waste would
amount in one year TO $500. bringing
tn cost of cruahing the HsO tons of pay
rock daily 10 ~ ccntu per ton. II the
cyanide process NJ sno-.auch.y , en-
e,lpveA IN the treatment Of the tailinRs
In bsjk, an additional exprnsc is en-
taiDrtI In siirvct pruTortion to the cost.
a. IN the mill. 10 that II becomes evi.
dent that the management can anord
10 exppad the ensouat Of the eose OF
crusHias the sdslistoaal waste rock In
sorSine IL out. for II win result In ulti-
mate gain In suhscQuest treatment.
Generally speaking. Il pays TO Sprt
csun anlm9 to mills where crushing n
dooe % ! large scale st how cost: hut
vhrss ogxu are slhpped tn cussom mills
aoA sasessess. whese tran9porsafoo
ehnp9m and treatment are nten. tne
rv0ssas Tor carvful sSstinR arr obvlouA
-Nining aud rcientiac i're~
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
r-,.. Town Waited ", . p.,ux..

Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. 24.-A Star
special from San Antonio. Texas. says
n portion Of the town Of Cotulla sixty
miles west. was washed away by a
cloudbursf early this morning. Four
inches OF rain fell In thirty minutes.
A merchant named Walker and his
wife WERE drowned Many buildings
werc wrecked and thcrc was xrrat
damage to live stock and ranch prog
erty In the vicinity
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
Electricity for Brain.

A scientist has discovered m appa-
ratus which will stimulate the brain
1t consists of an electric band While
scientists have been inyenting unnat-
ural WAYS of making the brain work.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has for NJ
" years been doing il naturally II
cures dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles and builds up the system
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
Yha cornfed RhilosopheR.

"Of course. the only truly happy man
Is the man who devOtes his life TO do
ing good for others, said the cornfed
philosopher. THAT is the only occu-
patton a man can engage in in which
people will let him have his own way
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
WANTED.

WANTED (either SEX to cold circu-
lars etc. at home. sl2 weekly sal
.rv Particulars &c. Address, The
Non Medicine Cure Club, Lock Box so2,
Los Angeles, Cal
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

You can always tell whether girl
has had her nails manicured during
the last week by the graceful way she
tries to use her hands.-New York
Press.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

DO you think Congressman Roberts
is guilty of bigamy. Aunt Melissa p
"Bigamy? He's guilty Of trigononetry.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01
srrArroM ArrrR A BONANZA.

- - . 0osss ssooo vsss ossp - 49,
- ASsOe1DSw.
-. n 0erattso ~ saareRd vork % Q
- 1@Dueenne 0lalag eoeespssse -
The Delta independent., 1899-12-01

slaughtering armed men occupied DO
sitious Of vantage TO prevent the ap-
proach OF possible assistance. The
hericrs were not molested In the least.
hut were Informed that Wyoming
sheep could not invade the Routt
county range with impunity and that
trouble would ensue so hong as sheep
crossed the state line. This act Of the
masked men. while dcplored by the
citizens. Is nothing more than has been
expected for some time. The feeling
against the shcepmen has bern bitter
and has been growing stronger each
year. The range of Carbon county,
Wyoming. has been eaten out by sheep
and many stockmen have had to get
out of the business. or run their cattle
Into Colorado. About three years ago
q large delegation OF cattlcmcn from
the counties Of Grand. Eagle. Garfield.
Rio Rlanco and Routt met In western
Routt county and notified the sheep
men in that portion Of the county To
remove their ficcks across the line to
wyoming. which demand was com
oiled with. The boundary between
the sheep and cattle ranges was then
ixcd by the catticmen to conform with
the Colorado Utah line ON the wert.
and the Colorado Wyoming line % the
north. This Tine has aimee beeu re-
.pectcd. though occasionally q bunch
u sheep was run acrops Into Roust
cpWD1ty for . short time. A few weeks
ago the Gc'ites sheep Company drove
shecp over the linc to q number ceti-
mated NJ 3.OU head. and Immediately
the bitter feeling was renewed IL h
now apparrut that the stockuea cua-
.lWtsed tn adort Rigorous measures o.
lhe ooly way To psevent the sn0ux Of
evetaa hseAred thsusaud shesV isso
Routt county.
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s., 6. & M. 8. 90 6. 6. & 3er.

@eit paa.
gar. 10. Lincoln Passenger SOP Sorm.
Scr. 8. Black Hills Pass. . 3,25 @ftnt,
ger. %. Accommodation .755
Dit paa.
SIT. 10. Mo. Valley Pass. $50 9orrt.
9tr. 4. Chicago Passenger 4,55 Gftm.
"a. Accommodation $50 Sprm.
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MtsMpMSmn0e.

DIN Sub oil, bliper Der afbolt-
M~isiOnsmpbe i v8etbania ). ep. sIutb
MmSb." PaIeftins, Nebr, / Dasene frt
I4-l6 SuIi.
6Dimeslesubstiersfs. Siben Sam:
tale r9 prebiten. sumtalesmner: l.
S buiIfet 6orbuIb itaar 6oriaeeIlen til
GrOen? p Sob. IS, y.
Pre itebrpbrene $. D. 6rimobt
MsIIer o9 q. R asmusfen bare
Iouet at tomme.
6srpeb inbbpbes laa ALE fra nar
Os flern til at tomms til getbania /
Yalefine. Ssius tommsr 6er. (Sob.
y, l-9).
Seo for os i be Dass iaa mango, Tom
fan bsOe. Ssius bar mango berube, lom
ban eliter, iom ere ip9e; be futile bell
brebes.
.. g. Gbiiteb, S. 3. Sobn5or.
Msbbs. 4ref. @efr.
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WisTonSmpoe

afboIoes, ON Sub uiI, / ct. 8auIs
NsenisbsO psb @rasttinser, Soma,
Dasens fra Senbus ben sOte SuIi til
Sirsoas ben lite ausult, besse Duse
influiiue.
6lere fremmebe Breiter bar Iopssli
osltuse. genner iom MATTE onife at
sate os / bisie Gage ifaI gre bierte=
Zig peIfommen, be bsbes at anmeIbe
beres Somme betimeIis Sib til Timber.
tesnebe.
SO. 6. Sen en,gnsbOIm,
Meni9bebeus preit.
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MisTomSmpOer

afboIbes, ON Sub pill, ION foIser:
S.Spens, Sa., ben T., s.. o99. SuIi
preiterne g. 9. Mtelfen os 8.
Grill piae pare iii Steoe.
5 Sarseants gIuffs, Sa., ben 2l.,
%. Os %. Suli, bpOr Yreiterns q. B
9uno % S. N~ielfen piue pore til
Stebe.
aue ere DsItOmns; ale, ION interes-
ierer fig for port Arbeibe, men life fan
uGre til Steoe, beb for os.
NieIs Oomffop
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SernbaneHite.
Gbirago, ct. Saul, MtnnrapOlis
Il Cmnb1.

4 Cmabn.
Cub poa.
Nr. 1. Twin City Limited S,12 6orm
9r. 3. Omaha Passenger 1920
Or. >. DO. DO. 6,07 @ftm
Norb pao.
ar. 8. Sioux City Passenger 6,47 6urm
gr. 4. DO. 30. DO. 1855 Gftm
Nr. ?. Twin City Limited p. 6,45
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seq oil berDsb brinse min bierte!ise
Cat til qreiter Os andre Ysnner i port
S%umfunb, iOm enten ueb @auer eler
2pfeuifninser baue sIGbet min 3uitru
Os mig / Inlebnins At min 25.aarise
@irtiom5eb iOm 9reit. @uos Naabe
os 6reo pare ale tilpnlfet.
On Mpbet os O~eItaselien Der
2incoln bar en- at be tiIi1ebeparenbe
YrGiter lOpet at siue en- MebbelelIe.
9incoln, %. Suni 1899.
MrbObisf
S. Yebersn.
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Rrs. gSimsIotn's Gnotbiaa Sprttp
sr ct samnielt, sobt prspet WiiboeI. iom tSouer SO
Mar bar paret brust al DeIuioner Wtsbre for here's
Smaeborn / Sanoperipoeu neo fulbtnmnen
Sufces. Oct berolieer Barnet, blsbeisr 9ummerne,
forminbiter 8etpueelien, bu!mer Smerter, beibreoer
8inbtolif, bal en- meget ~bebaeelig Smae o9 er bet
5ebiie NliobeI mob Riarhoe. S9laes al 0rlq9iiter
Suit at ~iorlange Wtrs. Emissions Snptbing
SnrsiS og tag ineen onoen Sla9s, ha 0tebre ptl
lnoe ben at pare ben beoite gtebtcin / 3anbperioben-
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S3etcl til Gaia. S en-

3etel til Sats. - S en- al De
met triueIise Sper / BET noroliss Soma,
ms0 COB spsning, / ct tort Oanit Set
Iement. Smutt beIiSgenoe, 50 SOB
fra Sernbuneltationeu. Sun , Aar
gummeI, 16 ge,elier meb 9armeappa-
ruttr. SOB Stab, opfOrt i bette 6ors
aur, meb 9Gabs for 6 6eite, 2 gogne
% riseIis 9Iubs fOr So os sober. 2
lots, 8 os 4, BLOT s, @Iarts Iob.,
2atimer, ga. @OOe Setin9eIier. Man
benuenbsr fig til Ole 9anien. gatimer,
ga.
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600 sSarn, til gala. - g

sOD 6arm, b%elissenoe ; Mil fra 5ut=
6iniOn Iise tot op til Ct Mortens Mfss
nisbeos Rirte, fun cen MiI fra ct sobt
Meisri os en- Sutit, er, ~besrunbet puu
9ierens 2tIper biais til SaIs paa
messt sObe 8etulinssutItuur. Gil giens
Oommen borer SO l(cres at Minn.'s
bebite Serb, gebueIiesbus os ubbuIe.
6or nermere OpIpsHinser benpenber
nan fig til @ieren g. Y%urien easr til
&C. 6. SbOmien, 9ut6inion, Minu.
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y9anitrren."
SnsOug 5. 5. Suli 1899.
@nDatjenriter.
gIoir, gtebr.

gIair, gtebr.
Blair bauife ep.=lutb. Meniebeb bolber
@ub8tieneite bper Ssnoo9 6ormiboG9 ST.
1OI o. 9titeu 81. 5. S~9noagslfole 81. 8
Torml. 0pbp9geliesn1eoe Gn5Oa9 aiten 81.
$. - ollie ere bjerieli9 peItomme.
q. 81 nsmusen Ell,
4rRit.
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9rof. 6. t. 6anen talte paa Gns
seIif. Gan frembros nosle Grat ira Sams
pen for ben 6ribeb, ri MI npbe, % taIte
ilutteIis ON ben uunbeIige 6ribeb.
6anb. 6. Gbrtiten en- talte til
8prnene ON 0usen og 0ens Setponing,
iumrt ON, bpuo ct 8arn fan uorette for
Seius, naar blot bet eliter BAN At belle
9jertet.
9aitor Nnter tulte til SIutniu9 Iibt
on StoIer og oeus @ernins.
Baitor 81 osmuse en- leOeoe Afcs
berne.
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al at bare tiIbrugt en- Itpu Dag iammen
meb buerenore.
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Dag (OnsoaN.
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til fra 2incOIn i Manbu9s. San bIiuer
ber uiit nosIe Qase for at iise 5urueI os
iaa sua til fin 6remtibsserning ube /
ben fore ginsuarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-05

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