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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-19

the family of James Roberts, who reside
near there, and other friends in Colo
RADIO Springs. since Christmas.
w. b. Rodgers of Helena. formerly of
this city, came over from Butte. where
he and his wife have spent the past
three weeks and attended to legal bust
ness Friday.
George Williams of Butte came over
Sunday to spend the day.
Mrs. Charles McMeekin went to Butte
Tuesday to visit friends before joining
her husband in Libby.
st. Marks guild will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Mathews at 2
O'Clock.
Mrs. Charles Kelly spent Friday in
Butte with relatives.
The meeting of the ladies composing
the committee for the charity ball was
largely attended Friday afternoon, and
no effort on their part will be spared
to insure large attendance and i'm
mense receipts for this most worthy
cause. 1t is to be hoped that every
citizen will avail himself of the oppor-
tunity to aid the soldiers, who are by
force of circumstances and through
patriotism enduring much hardship
and peril to health in climate to
which they We're unaccustomed, and of
which we can hardly estimate the dis
comfort. The patroneSseS for this ball
are requested to act with the eXecu-
tive and other committees in securing
as great an amount as possible, in view
of the fact that since the recent hos
tilities in the region of Manila, where
in our soldiers bore a share in a manner
highly creditable to themselves and to
their state, their condition is made
more uncomfortable by Illness and
wounds received in action. Let their
examples of bravery and unsefish love
of country inspire enthusiasm in their
behalf The manner in which assist
ance in this cause has been extended
is more than encouraging.
The Lowland club will probably give
another of their enjoyable parties as
soon after Lent as the numerous other
events projected for that time will
permit.
Mrs. Ruby Dore Bond and Miss Ma
bel Andrews, who have been visiting
friends in Southern California, return
ed last week to their home on Pacific
avenue, San Francisco.
Mrs. Marcus DAILY and family, who
have been at the Bermudas since Feb
ruary, will be in New York next week
john HoffaCker, jr., is in Wyoming
where he represents his fathers inter-
eSts in a coal mining town in North
eastern Wyoming.
7 Julian McGill of Minneapolis. man
agrr of the Westinghouse Electric COM
panN at that point, spent the greater
portion IF the past week in the city.
II" left Anaconda Thursday morning
Tor Helena.
Dr o. Y Warren of Warm Springs
! NAS visitor in Anaconda during the
week.
, Miss Ruml"y went II Butte yester-
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won by Stumps Coyer and Verina
Weekes. Miss Nellie Weekes received
very many handsome presents.
The Butte Semi Monthly Whist club
met with Mrs. L. NJ. Law Wednesday
afternoon at her rooms on Montana
street. The invited guests were Mrs.
Levy. Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Dufresne, Miss
Lee and Miss Lear. Dainty refresh
ments were served
The Entire Nous Dancing club gave
a very enjoyable ball at Renshaw hall
on Thursday evening.
The Calamity Whist club was enter
tanned on Wednesday evening by Miss
Pearl Royce. The prizes were won by
Miss Daisy Dawson and J. T. Brad
dock .-....-
Miss Annie Richards entertained a
few friends at whist on Wednesday
evening a her home, No. 405 Granite
street. The prizes were won by Miss
Daisy Dawson and r j. Ellis.
Mrs. r. c. Hill has gone to Lincoln,
Neb., on a few weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Clark are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Clark
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noyes and Miss
Ruth Noyes have returned from Sc
attic.
Mr. and Mrs. C. s. McHenry and
Miss May McHenry have gone to the
coast.
Mrs T H Kleinschmidt has return
ed from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wetzstein are
visiting relatives in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Mcdonald have
returned from California.
Miss Edna Reed of Deer Lodge was
the guest of Miss Bessie Hammer dur
ing the week.
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lace branch of the Northern Pacific,
was in Deer Lodge Thursday in attend
ance at the funeral of his business asso-
ciate, the late Horace Hunt.
The return to Deer Lodge Of o. f.
Bennett, 1.-The little bandmaster," who
has been a resident of Anaconda for
several months past has occasioned a
revival of that wholesome nature in
circles wherein the "old band' finds IA
vor, the return to stronger life of the
organization marking an epoch of more
than passing interest to our townspeo-
pie. The "old band" has never in its
existence of many years made pretenses
in it's musical numbers beyond the
careful rendition of melodies in the
lighter vein, and here is where we find
a beautiful and poetic local application
of Whitcomb Rileys odd Band" where
he says:
Such tunes as John Browns Body and
Sweet Alice" don't you know;
And THE Camels Is A-Comng,' and
John Anderson, My Jo;"
And dozent others of 'em-''Number
Nine" and Number 'Leven'
Was favorites that fairly made Teller
dream o heaven.
And when the boys 'u'd saranade, I
laid so still in bed
I've even heerd the locus blossoms
droppin on the shed
When Lilly Dale or Hazel DELL" had
sObbed and died away
] want to hear the old band play.
Aside from the pleasure found from
the serenades and street concerts given
by the band during the summer season,
the "reminiscences of days gone by are
brought again to mind to our pioneer
citizens, who have, nearly every one,
at some time or another, claimed
membership in the organization and on
practice nights the band room presents
a gathering of our salient residents who
join in social concourse with the boys
and frequent recesses are given over to
the recital of incidents of the progress
of the organization; gray-haired fathers
telling to their sons (who have taken up
the instrument laid down by the sire)
stories of happenings in band room and
on parade when they were young. OF
all our local musicians of the old school,
only one retains a place in the active
work of the band, that one being the
worthy president H. G. Walton, who
has followed faithfully the vicissitudes
of the organization from its inception in
the early '70s, when Al Dusseau or Gene
Stark welded baton, down to the re-
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day, where she spent the day shopping
and visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ju-
MUS Saunders.
Mrs. Frederick S. Ellsworth of Cedar
street is entertaining her sister, who
arrived from Denver, Col, early in
the week.
Mrs. William NJ. Tuohy went to
Butte yesterday to spend Sunday with
Mrs. Nee. White of Granite street.
Miss Thomas of Upper Locust street
entertained the Young Peoples Euchre
club on Wednesday evening at her
home
Ralph Reynolds was the host at a
small card party on Thursday even
ing at his home at the Montana. The
evening was spent playing euchre and
about 1880 delicious refreshments We're
served.
Mrs. William H. Dewitt went to
Butte Wednesday. where She spent the
day with her sister, Mrs. Junius Saun-
ders.
D. D. Twohy is visitor at Boulder.
Mrs. Thomas Sullivan and her son
went to Butte the fore part of the
week, where they will reside in the
future
Mrs MacMeekin has gone to Libby
to join her husband. who has good
position at that point. She will be
greatly missed by her large circle of
friends.
Miss Margaret O'Regan was in the
city during the week for the purpose
of instructing a large French class
which she has here.
Mrs. Walter Towne left the fore part
of the week for Livingston, where she
will reside in the future.
Miss Mary Sullivan has returned
from a visit to Tacoma and is at the
Leland
Marvin jenkins of Cleveland. Ohio,
spent the greater part Of the past week
in the city.
Mrs. Hubbard of Horse Plains is the
guest of Mrs. James NJ. Self of this
city.
Mrs. James Mcdowell left for Butte
Monday, where she will be the guest
of her daughter for 10 days or two
weeks.
E. B. Maxwell went to Deer Lodge
on Monday, where he attended the
funeral of his cousin, Robert B. Max
well, who died there on Sunday
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave a most enjoyable social evening
on Monday, which was followed by a
delicious lunch
c. A. futile was a Butte visitor on
Wednesday.
Mrs. F. b. White Of West Third street
has returned home from Portland, Ore,
after three months visit with her
daughter
VIII Maxwell of Champaign, III, cou-
sin of F. s. Maxwell of this city, is a
visitor in Anaconda for a few days.
Miss Bessie Howard of Miles City
is visiting with Mrs. J. NJ. Self If this
city for a few days.
Mrs. J. Il. Reynolds of Boulder is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. J l.. King
of GA Locust street, for a few days
Mrs. Pat Walsh went to Butte Tues
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Miss Margaret O'Regan of Butte
came over Saturday and called on her
numerous friends in the Smelter City.
Thn family of D. F. Hallahan have
Sis. aimed a sad loss in the death of
their little daughter Aileen Margaret.
who passed away Friday morning from
fhe effects of scarlet fever. The entire
community sympathize with them.
Mrs. Charles Milverstead of Locust
street entertained the Neighborhood
Gard club Tuesday night in a manner
highly acceptable to those present. TIL
prizes for the occasion We're unusually
handsome, and We're awarded to Mrs j.
H. Durston for the first ilonors Miss
McCabe the second. and The third %
Mrs. l.. 6. ,'rith.
Miss Ethel thomas Of Itcust street
entertained the Young Peoples Card
club Tuesday night.
Mrs. Frank Kennedy of Cherry street
gave birthday party to her little son
Saturday.
DIR. Mackenzie, who has been i'll sew
eral weeks at St. AIMS hospital. is i'm
proving gradually, and his friends are
very much gratified.
Miss Meloy was in Butte Friday in
company with Mrs Charles Kelly and
Miss Evans.
The operetta, Triumph of Love" is
On process of rehearsal and gives prom
use of great popularity. The members of
this troupe are sure to be appreciated,
and their success is assured from their
entrance to their exit from the stage
The interest displayed by the perform
ers increases with their proficiency
and particularly in the immense chorus
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In Butte.

on Saturday evening was observed
the l4;h wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. q. W. Phillips. The evening
was delightfully."- spent in music and
games. The prize winners We're Mrs.
Maurin, Mr.. Good and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hungate. Among those who assisted in
the musical entertainment We're Mrs.
Healey and Mr.. Whitcomb. A dainty
luncheon was served. The guests We're
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. McDOnal, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. COnnick, Mr. and Mrs. G.
w. Whtcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Free
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Slair, Nebr, SnsOag D. g. WOuember 1899.

Saaleoes lpoer oltiaa aommisiionens
S5orflaring oneooenoe Oprinbelien til
ben fan9pari9e ari9. oer bar foiiet loa
monse Nenuelter 2iret os o9ret @en.
itano ior ioa me9en os ifarp aritif.
0oosniot ben pasier, oa pore trooper
oeroore t9mper mob en- e9eniinoi9 &s
rerbanbe unoer en- Gr9errl9 96ooings
eneuGloiee aOmmunoo; eller ON be
famper mob et iribebsellfenoe Soft,
Der er ban9e ior after at tomme IND I'M.
Der StOrmoaternes Sotonireeimente oa
oerior temper for Iribeoen iaa l9use
iom muliet. = ia bette Spsrgsmool
btiuer nel mol flart os rigtis beiuaret
en- @ans 5remtioen.
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S,arriIom fommen bjem.

9r. Brefoent y arri | on er MI tom'
men biem fra fin Garopareiie. 0e
baubs en- messt ltormfulo Ssllaos ouer
9liIanterbuuet, os Dlrs. 9arrii on
bar uarei ips bet meiie Of 1loen. utr.
9arriiOn tlossr Osiaa liot optr oelbre'
bet, men ban bar bog bait en- me9et for'
neieIig Cur, flyer bau. @fler at baus
forIabt Baris, boOr ban 10 par lom
Meolem Of ben Rommislion, Der ifuloe
forbanble ansuosnos ben aa omltriote
gents tsuslasrenie, rsilte ban til lpiflano,
buor ban uiidSoe ct geiss bos ielOe
Refer Nilbelm, buem ban omtoler lom
en- meest sllfuarois Wano Senere
par ban gonoon, buor ban ut en- 6or'
fsIelie os iau en- COB Ulloeas London
Chamber Of Commerce, li9e fer BON
Ialie 6urs mob 9jemmst.
2lnsaaenOe 0ipsterne ON bet ipanote
Sorbolo msllsm 9arriion os Uir.
gbOate, flyer 9arriion, at be er iaa
aooe gennsr, iom oe nosea Sinoe ba
uarst. gua SpsrsemuaI ON gensSusIa
gOIcaiftiusen, iuarsos ban, at aOmmis-
liOusus aisereIie funbe lite betrnstss
lom en- Seir Oct par en- Oueens'
tomlf. 0osst uiOers pilos ban lite iise
ON Soaen. Om IronsonaIfrlssn uiloe
Usr. Oarriion lite fss ret msset; bog
lasbe ban, at Der mulisuis par en- un=
berlirsm 6nsIanb, icm urbelosoe mob
Rrisen, men ban buube lite ierIis itu'
beret ben Gag, ba ban par BET.
pbiIippineripsrssmaaIet pilos ers
grqfbsntsn llst lite ubtals fig om.
y Com mebbslt iibfte ytr. bar Re9erinsen
tilbubt 5uniion Ell plaos iom Brigade:
general pbilippinerne, bpilten ban bar
mobtaset.
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ts=NgbeOer.
Suimois.

Sn iieIben5eit. pator 8. 6.
M artin, @piitopuIpreii / &odiOro,
o9 9uliru feireoe iorleoen oeres 9ulos
brpllup netop paa iamme Steb, buor
Wartins 6oralore for mango Aar lioen
feirsos oeres @uIobrplIup; 9uiet uar
blot bleuen Iornpet sn Sang. CANINE
Dag feirebe ell auiine til Wtrs. Uaartin
tillige meo i'm 9@stefale ben iamme
5elt ube / Seattle, Wufb. gnonu mGr=
feli9sre sr bet maaite enboa, at lite ct
eneite DeosfaIb / bis ie so 2lar bar funs
bet Stso nosen al De to 6amiIier.
Derss Born pare ale I'll Steoe o9 Iel=
rebe ben iialone Jeit lammen meo oeres
Tor9lore.
- Den ftonoinauiife Y. NJ G. A,
@rie Ctr, 6bicaso, fit Ssnod9s iin
nps gpsning inopiet. Salen par fpIbt
meo 6oIt, og ubifillise at Spens PrGiter
ios Eel Snouieliesieiten.
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Snotana.

Gn mooig 6uinbe. Uirs. s..
8 eoose, SnoianupoIis, funsere tor.
Ieosn Dag en- @tser, iom par Serb
meo of rspe benoes gus, os oue,lepe=
rebe bam til BOIitiei. 9nn bsrte Gpz
uen rumltereoe nebe Stuen, oS ba bun
tantle, bet par benoss Manb, Der par
tommen' bem, git bun nsb. Neseren
prepebe ba of fomme bort, men Ulrs.
Qobse fit fat 6pren, os trobs alle bans
AnlirenssIier for at tOmme bort, MATTE
ban pant uente, inbtil ytaboerne, tils
taIbte psb Steien, tit politiet bentet,
os Nesersn blep orreitsret.
@n frpStelis @tsploiio II
fanbt Grebass Steb s@tna Rrubt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
sSoivas SoIoaterne bjemme.

Gibli9 Wanbuq Rorssn bampsbe 1o9st
meo De fsrits Sefiioner af 81. Soma
ie9. ouer Daisiourifiooen, og boem Der
par globe, bet par be unge Ut9no, Der
nu mart ifuloe fan gou al le berts Oiem,
SlRgt og Yenner. platformene oe
Ginouerne par fplote meb lpeioenoe An.
li9ter. Der uiloe le bet ferlte @limt at
ben biemIi9e Stut. Va be naaebe
Rot sSslanb Stationen, bleu be moota9s
ne al en- jublenbe Stare paa uoitilige
9ulinoer. 5orelore og Seitenoe. gen'
ner oe befenots fomne runot omtring
ira. De maridereoe iua paraoe Op
/ Bpen Ill Broaopap os Bearl Ctr.
buor en- GalerltoI par Opreiif. os fsre af
Statens os 8pens prominente Meno
boIet 3aIer. Derefter boIbtes ltor
Bnntet, 5por ale be unse jsrisere bleu
bslpiite.
Greoie Settion par blepen fotlinfet
iom 6glee at ct Sammeniteb uoe /
Veiten, oe ben Tom ferli iii Bpen 81.
Om Nftsnen, iuu ben 1T lite alnleb.
ming til at tuse Del 6eitIisbeoerne,
% oenne Seftion par snoba lelue
Council Bluiis Soloaterne. Oeres
Wiobtooelle par lite minbre uarm eno
be andres. os ct 6auesmuultio par o9=
iaa bersot Tor oem, men fun ct Minbres
tai tos De. beri, oa be helte IGNITE
mere paa al TONNE biem mso Gar os Mor,
eno paa Aitensmao euer Caller. NosIe taa
efterlooes paa 6oipitaIet California,
men fun cen antases at uGre aIuOrli9
ip9. 9usen ifanOinauilte olaune les paa
SpssIiii
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yi9lten 1000 @rape.

@n StaiIltit ousr, buor mango Sols
batter nj bar miltet paa pbiIlppinerne i
liosrummet ira /. Ulni '9s til 30.
Suni 80, piier os ielsenoe Gal.
9eIe Qiiieu ouer oobe o9 iaareoe uIier
ct 2lnial al 10, 076 Manb. 6,6l9,
oeriblanbt 224 Oificerer, er oeoe; al
oisle er fun 3S Oificerer os 458 Sol
batter brebis at bienoen; 10 Oiiicerer
og 1913 meni9e Soloater bpoe af Guar;
l65 Ofiicerer CO 4. 344 menise SOloas
ter af Spsoom; 6 Sificerer os 200
Wiano uso uIpttestllf9Ioe, 3 Otficerer
o9 IS Ulano orufneoe; 2 Oificerer os
50 Diuno beeit SeIumorb; 81 Miano
er beoe uoen for Rrl9sn.
vi oisle bsrte 4 l55 til ben re9nlGre
arme o9 1921 til be friuillise. De
resulare bauoe 1877 Oificerer O9 $50
Wanb orabte % iaarecs; De friplll8e
bopoe lo5 Officsrer os l.46o Utano
ore5ts Os iaareoe.
Dette CT life iaa ganife imaa Gol /
5orbolb til belle Qntallet al Soloaier,
Der bros til PbiIippinerne. gfaar nj
tanter paa be efterIaote tafe, 6orGIbre,
Sslfenbe, 6ultruer, Born eIer Benner,
Der nu maa bssraoe Eabet al oeres
tare, iom Iisser Der Guiinoer af MiIe
borte, os ri laa iummeulisne bette meo
ieIpe 8risen Os bens Selponins - ia,
laa Ipnes SummenIisninsen os libt uns
berlla.
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gSisconIn.

DR. M. @iIIet, 6bcdso. iom for
Chen opboloer fig ueo 6Ono ou Soc,
Wis., fit iorIeoen Seies uf eft BAR Po-
Iitimeao, Der ltulOe orreitsre bam Paa
9lntlnse af bans samIe Ulooer, mob
bpsm ban baubs ucret brutal os luttet
benOe aIsue iuoe 9ulet, ina bun lite
funbe tonme uo. Dottoren ipntes
imioleriio lite ON at bliue arreiteret, o9
ban meots 8sttsnS gs.ients / Oeren
met en- Dtie os en- Sernltans, reoe til
6oriuar. Sitter nosen Sorbunolins lob
ban fig bog ouertale til at ltise ino en-
Carriage oe fslse soopluis meo til
6ansllet.
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0eneral ssmnitou % 20. Wcs
gimcnt CT fommen bjem.

3 9oi sbags par 9opeta, 8ani.,
tIaot | 0sitiositruo for at mooiase
StaienS fra gbiIippinerns biemuenoenoe
Conner Og ittr minoit @en. 6uniton,
ben lille 0ero fra Wunila".
lropperne tom fra Snn 6raneIsco
pau 8o9 o9 fif en- beBsilttet Uaootas
seIie ueb buer Station, be tom forbi.
Sfoler og 6orretnln9er par lutfeoe,
for al olIe tunbs TONNE neo til Statlo=
nen oe le ct Stint al be sGue 8rigere.
9ioi sitsr Wiiobus tom bet isrite Cog til
Baneoaarosn Gopefa, o9 bleu omrin
oct az ca. go, 600 Wsnneiter. Oct par
ON belle Ranlas par itrsmmet lammen
for of raabe 6urrul os geItommenl
Uien Der par o9iaa bIanot oiSIe 5ulins
Der mansen 5absr o9 Ulooer, Srooer,
Golfer euer gruo. Der uenteoe meo bans
teube oierte paa at fuuns be tGre, iOm
be MI life baube Jet laa IGnse.
@sneraI 5unlion % 6ultru par ben
bnssite gOsn, Os bet par nGiten u'nuIisi
for oem at tomme nso FOR bare Wenne.
lfr; men ba en- Ulooer fit Die paa
Mrs. 5unlion peo st YinOue. iIebe bun
oerben og bolot iit lille BARN op tIl
glnbuet, for OF @sneruIinosn ifuIbe
tpsie bet. Da bette lpttebes, itormeoe
mart Sfarer af Wsbre osrben meo oeres
imoa for at faa oem tpsist.
Sa @eneralen tom uo, blep ban n9s
fen baarst al be iublenoe Uiennelter lno
SpiisIaisu. Siben, ba das loSsns
par TONNE inb msb Rrigsrne, bsspnote
parabsn ssnnsm Bpen. Den par ousr
to RiI lang og buube lite minore enb
32 WluiittOrps / bslse. @eu. 6unlion
inotos ieluiplssIis 9abersplooien. Seb
/ Siaisbp9uinseu itanoieoe man, os som'
mer D otter introbucersbs Sen. $ IL b.
on til 5oriamlineeu. Denne traaoie
Oa frem os OUsrbrasts paa Staisns
geene @sn. 5uniion Oct prGsti9e $1,000
SpGro. 1uulton lioo op os tatteoe for
@ausn, buorpuu ban filfssoe. at om al
2lar piloe gnsOnsen pare lise aa ltius
om Wasioduiets.
gSeg refer nu tiIbase til Ulanlln,
iusoe ban. " vOs buis lite leg bIiOsr
lps, caer Onoei iarIist moOtte inbtrGiie,
oil 8 lite iaa mig at ie mere, fsr 8ris
gen er enot.
ON aftenen aibolbles ifor yantet
for SoIbaierne os ceres Oidcerer.
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SafiigeiieSoagcn CT faitiat
til oen 30. you.

Bealiben Ut Rinlsp bar uolteot
en- proflumatiOn. buori 1utfiselitsbassn
foliiaites til ben 30. Rou.
Da 8roflomotionsn tiIige inoeboIoer
abifinist ON ben poIiiiite, iceials o9
financieae Stlline Der 9anbet for Ii
ben, bioiGttes berai fsIssnbe:
Oct er en- national Stit. iom port
6olt bar facet Tar, at dnusnoe en- Dag
bueri Aar til iarliss 1atli9eIier til ben
oImosiise Sub for bel iorIsbne aarS
Yelfaneller. - Si9loen bar oenne
1laiion bait iisrre @runo I'll latiigeIier
enb M. 3nssn flor Yeltllenie bar
trenst ino ousr pore apier. Der er
for 6itsripsreiel eiter arbeiosbi9lp.
qanbmauoens StrGb er Iennst meo en-
rig 6sl. 6iemmene bar funnel ORE
mere pau aOmiOri os 6psse Oct mo-
tionaIe 5inausp9ien er itprtet, ligslaa
ben oilsni!ige 6reolt. aue Snoultrls
oe 5orrttninsssrens bar npoi en- tlell'
acre uopnaaet @rab al 8elliano. me:
oens Dor Naiioaaltarotter liaoig er
uofisi WoraI os DanneIis. arfsr os
Srolsr bar fiorersi. aiinsritdnif ya:
triotisme er hlepst mere opbsiet. De,
fom msb aa tort 6slo bar tampst tor
port 5Ia9s 2grs, bar fOr bet meiis uGret
Iparst for lllptfer os Spsoomme. TN
9refulb Irsb az blspsn lluttet meb en-
fremmeo Ialiou, buormeo ui laa Rri9,
% ri itaa nu penIist 6orbolb I'll bpsr
enslte Magt paa Soroen. Oct Barge
maal, nj bar paata9et os til BET cubanfe
,yolts Bsblie, sr bIepet trofdlt frsmmet.
Stent Oprerst frsmoeles psopas
rer poa Den guSon, er eer after bsspnot
at fomme aip 6orreininSsisrsllsn, o9
Iiqioen til be 5oreneoe Statets 9rlt9e
6eniisi bsspnoer burlisi at uinoe Sub
pas Oper ben pbiIippiuits Qsruppe.
5or oisle Os utaaige andre aarla9er
foilal,er ies, g9iaium Ulcainlep, prG-
iioent al De 5oreneoe Stater, bsroeo
1orsbas ben 80. JioOembsr ierlttOm'
menoe lom en- alminoeIis Inttes os ge'
oeba9.@
Gan onteialer. at @uostieneter az
bolbes al als Rirteamiuno, og at Oas
aen bsitoyIi9boIbss oUer belle aanost o9
paa pore nps erbusruebe Der iamt az
almeritansrs, iOm mOaits beiinee fig paa
0apet eusr frsmmeoe 9anoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Sftbbruo.

Dampitibst vGOItuea" Ieb / fofs
llse Sfibbruo paa 9lsils fra 5ernans
oina, 6Ia., til New Dort meb 400 900
Sob lsmmsr. 9n uolbIom Orfan, Der
ipIittebe SfIbet | 10 Dele, par aaiios
rIpfttn. DsspGrre brutnsos ID Wano
al Sfibets Bdainins; Os Rapiuinen
par ben eneits, Der blsu frsIf. Dog
maatte ban fsrit fpoe Omirius pua en-
3Iante 90 Timer os par iua msbtassi,
ba ban matte Days @ftermiOoas bIsu
ta9et op so UaiI uosn for GbarIssion,
ioo bet par uirfsIis ct unbsr, at ban
baube boIot bet ub iaa IGnsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
86e Marg.

melle. 90 Wdnb brebtes. Den enc
uor en- 0anlfer ueb Raun 9fubolf
Is briitiunieu. gfsploionen par
poloiom, ioet ouer 1000 Bunb Dpnamit
git / euften, Os Stumper af Gaset,
Uaoffiuerne, lei os Wenneifefeb families
/ lr9erne inbtil 300 Alen boite. Den
fterlte Geft al be TO btebie par en- Sfulz
Der, ter uejeoc TO Puno, ellers par te
fulbitenbi9 foruanolebe til Atomer.
4aria9en til @tspIoiionen ct utenbt.
!oele WelIsn beltaar al ca. 100 BpSs
nin9er. Dete ct ben tolute @fspIoiion
Nar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-08
Uor &rtgsbGrs Stprrelie.

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SCREENING I'll 8tissmIniltsrsn bsltaar Dc
5or. Siaias qanbtrissiipite for 3ioen
af 81 100 friOiaise Os "a $50 resuIere.
ai hisie er "a, 229 | be 5or. Stater
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