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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27

Pride Is the fog that surrounds insignh
eanee.3Chicago Daily News
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27
where.

These select limited parties viii be under
American Tourist Association. Reau Camp
bell, General Manager, 1913 Marquette
Building, Chicago.
itineraries, Maps and Tickets can be had
IN application TO Agents OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27

Learning makes a man fl compaEy for
himsaf-Young.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27

Friendship IS 4 welcome ship IN any port
Chicago Daily News
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27
rour of Puerto Rico.

Special Pullman Cars leave Chicago Thurs
day, January II, and Thursday, February Il,
at 80 a. m, connecting with the splendid
new steamships Ponce and San Juan sailing
from New York the second day following
Individual Tickets sold for other sailing
dates alternate Saturdays
InnInda All ErnanuAn Erarr.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27

Concerning two things advise no one;
marrying and going TO wars-SpaniSh.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27

Carriers Ink has q good deep color and 4
doeSR not strain thieves Cartersdoesn fade.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27

Maiden Aunti-"Now, Geraldine. when I
was Young as you" GeralGIn-Was you
ever young, auntie2 Il seems impossible
Ohio State journal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27
Bright's Disease.

Bright Disease Is the final stage Of kidney
disease II Is due 20 a weak impure condition
O. the blood caused by failure Of the kidBeys to
thoroughly ElteriE Pois0ns accumulate In the
kidneys. and sooo their interiors become . fest
ering. rottel mass giving OF yirulenr and
most poisonous matter. This poison gets into the
blood and makes il still more yirulenG BTights
Disease Is insidio1S because L exists . long time
without the knowledge Of its victim It Is deceP
tive for II deludeS even On the death bed with
hopes q sure recovery. Il Is RELENTLESS for tt
devaSE2tes the world. causing more death and
misery than war, famine and drink combined
But BrfzhtfS Disease Is 10 longer ~incuTable-
There Is one remedy that can overcome il where
ever they meet. Morro~'s ksd-ne-csds cure
Brigtt's Diseased By acting on the kidneys, tonirg
them up and strengthening them and making
them do their duty promptly and Thoroughly.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27

Morrow's kid-ne-oids Cure Sick Kidney!
u. S. SENATOR DAVIS DIES FROM
KIDNEY DISEASE.

u. S. SENATOR DAVIS DIES FROM
KIDNEY DISEASE.
Senator Davis made q prolonged and gallant
fight with disease.
The trouble. OF which the kidney affection was
the fatal outcome. first appeared about Sept %.
Trouble StealthiIy Encroached.
The sToubseh had. ~boxeyer ~sseafhIiy eneroaehed
upou q vital organ. and on Nov. denomination
OF the urine proved the presence OF Inflammation
of the kidneys.
Both acute nephEitis and diabetes made their
appearance. and DR.. Murphy. Of Chicago. was
summoned. He agreed with Doctors Stone aud
Lancaster as SC the presence OF these serious
ailments In acute form. and. while not making
any public statement he made known privately
to some of Senator Davis, business associates
his opinion that the ease was hopeless
To those. however. who were familiar with ths
SYMPTOMS Of acute kidney troubles the bulletins
held oEninOus Information. the rapid respiration.
nucEuating pulse. aeETi1ln ana approaching
coma telling the story Of deaths aearnesS.
ST. P5Sl Dispatch.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27
Handicapped.

Gibbs, I never hear you make any fun
Of your wEs's cooking"
We'll, no; you see, she belongs TO so
many cooking clubs that / do a good deal
OF the home cooking nysef."-Indi2napolis
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-12-27

The Best Prescription for ChiIIa
and Fever is a bottle of Groves TAsTELEss
CHILL Toxic It's simply iron and quiniReiE
a-tasteIeSS foru. No cure-uo pay. Price,50c.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14
The Washington correspondent OF
tho Ch;oo nr Crn Ia ~ Tr;h,,n no Sovc.r

The Washington correspondent o1
the Chicago Sunday Tribune So Us:
Charles A.. Towne of Minnesota,
who was appointed, by Governor
Lind as the successor of the late
Cushman K Davis in the pepate, ,5ar.
rived this noon. His 5credentials
will be presented by Senator Nelson
on,Monday, and heswill be escorted
to the -nstrum by that: gentleman
to take the oath of Office. The new
senator is extremely popular here,
as was evidenced by an impromptu
reception held at the corner of Penn
sy1vania avenue and Eleventh street
this afternoon. = $. .,s,:;5 : ..: Fl.
MIR. Towne was on his way to;5 q
hotel from the railroad station, and
met. his colleague. Senator Nelson,
who made an appointment to pre-
sent his credentials. While the two
men were talking q number. Of repre-
sentatives and senators who hap
pened TO be in the neighborhood
stopped to congratulate Mr.. Towne
on his appointment and it was the
better part of an hour ::befDres Mr..
TowDe was able 10 proceed to hie
h0tel. '.:.<.s ~. - - III /: :.'
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

Exchanges: A young lady attend
ing church Sunday evening. sat d.
rectly behind a tall, handsomely
dressed gentleman with q piece. 81
rayeling hanging over his !: collar,
Being one of those generous heart
ed. whole souled girls. who grow to
bt motherly old ladies. d friend to
everybody in town-she thought
how glad she would he It she could
do so much tor her father sif be
should come to church with d rayel-
ing hanging down bis back; 90 when
the audience rose for prayer she cur:
cluded to pick it off. Carefullv rails
ing her hand she gave it. q little
'twitch, but there was more than
she supposed and q foot 1or two Of it
appeared. Setting her teeth she
gave it another yank and abooiut q
yard Of that horrid string hung
down his back. This was embarras:
ing, but determined. she gave. it, an
other yank and found that she Wal
unraveling his undershirt. The
gentleman: turned around 70 ael
what Was{t king bis neck, and the
girl looked like thirty cslts ::2. =@.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

Che last Christmas Of the nineteenth
'tury, the natal day OF the Prince al
ace. eees wars in many quarters Of
see world. Nations which call them.
Ives civilized, aud whose civilization is
'ofessedly based upon the doctrines
aached by Christ, are eng ged in ex.
ding their trade by subjugating IN
fling peoples with the sword. In the
>: ent the American republic is teaching
s.. principles Of government with TO-.
20 soldiers as instru tors, and shot and
II as aids. In China this same repuk.
's'interested with other Christian ma.
ms in devising ways and means to
'tdct trade at all hazards, with other
, tiers secondary. In South Africa
r. at Britain is trying to crush the rem.
mt Of tho Boer nationality. In South
''erica two or three revolutions are
ing on, and in Europe there is fear oI
general outbreak. The century will
1. as, it begun, amid the shock and
',snder Of war. ..e.-. Z
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

The case of Chas. Benson Of Buck.
man, charged with poisoning some
cows belonging to Jos. Grittner, a
peighbor comes up before Justice
Sheldon today. The two, men had
trouble. Grittner claims because be
had appeared as a witness in a suit
against Benson. Grittner. found
three cows dead in his pasture, aud
picked up some white stuff which was
scattered around. County Attor-
ney Lyon had the stuff analyzed,
and poison was found in it. E..
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

4 cHRlsTaAs. HvE CUSTOM IN HOLLAND.
originally q hymn to saturn. for one OF
the principal features Of the saturnalia
was the singing OF hymns Of praise to
the gods Saturn and Bacchus. and the
composers Of odes IN their honor were
richly rewarded. Even the family
banquet. SO dear to our hearts, is q
relic of the bacchanalian era.
Varions were the early superstitions
Ia different countries, the most curious
being in Scandinavia. LII the German
Alps It was held that ON Christmas eve
"cattle fell on their knees III adoring
Worship" being given the power of
speech during that one night, but woe
to the person who overheard or listen
ed TO their converse, for the reaper
Death would surely find him. let him
hide as he would. before seven days
were passed. Maidens thought to find
the key which. would unlock the door
to their future life; and especially
among the peasantry of. Poland was
full reliance placed upon the result Of
these mystic rites. :, .a3 L. - r...2.. =.
Among Christmas eve customs one in
Holland is Of exceeding interest. In all
the towns and villages at the midnight
hour the men in varied costumes meet
J in the principal squares chanting the
"Gloria In Exce!s:e." Proud is the man
selected xby, vote to be the "star bear
er: A large star In which are several
lighted candles all shining as one is
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14
Of the balanced spoon, until the bowl
OtltN,eiQhs the handle and the sn0oy,

OF the balanced spoon. until the bowl
outweighs the handle and the spoon
falls into the cup The merit Of this
divination lies In the fact that one: or
two good sized drops viii destroy the
balance and cause the spoon to fall,
and, on this account. spoon divination
is in high favor among the rural bellies.
The custom Of visiting and Of send
ing presents and cards on New Years
day is 70 ancient that the historian If
sodial customs does not record time
when In some form It did not exist.
The prnctice of using visiting cards
has been known among the Chinese for
thousands. OF years. The Chinese New
Years card u curiosity to the occi-
dental. for it's mystic characters set
forth not only the name, but M the t.
ties, Of the owner, and ~ every China-
man who ID, amy body at all has dosen
or two, the card assumes the form md
something OF the dimensions OF wall
map. = When sent to an acquaintsnfa.,
however, this vaiuable token. I1illlls
either OF fne. paper backed With cloth.
or Of silk, ID not retained. but II re-
turned n6y special messenger. :nd the
day after New Years the 'sp eetaeles of
crowds Of servants. their arms full OF
rolls Of pa per or cloth. .hnrrving to and
fro in the streets. Ia too common to
excite remark. They are not on their
way to q school of geography They
are only returning New Years cards.
& Whole volumes have been filled with
the novelties of New lrur's customs
and the usages which in different parts
OF the world characterize the day. In
Persia coiored eggs are sent as pres
ents. as with us at Easter. Thr0ugh-i
out all Europe the Wass:lil cup. in one1
form or another, is feature OF the
day. In old times one cup Of gigantic
size served the entire company. and
when man rose and took the huge
vessel in both hands to drink to the
guests q trusted friend rose with him
and with drawn. sword stood BY his
side lest. he should be traitorously stab
bed in the breast while drinking. In
France the New Year's day CORE
spends pretty closely in its social OBJ
servance to our Christmas. In SRussis
at every country house there are pro-
.cession and feast in honor of the day,
horses, cows. sheep and hogs being
gayly dressed with garlands and led to-
the landlords house. An essential part
OF the programme is that the animals
shall be taken into the dining room
but when the landlord does not care to
have nice apartment spoiled by this
human and beastly procession he its
up large room on the ground noor
with tables and benches.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

f~7N TIE principle ,of beginning
II vi the year: Well it has been GUS
n5lDa tonar!y in many countries. to
select New Years day as most
auspicious. for tnatritHony, :: and !. indeed
remnant Of this custom Is found
among ourselves: for no day. is more
highly favored in this regard than the
list OF January. says the St Louis
Globe be-Denncrut. In some countries
the weddings Of the year are all ar
ranged with a view to their celebration
ON Jan. l, and by a curious contradic-
:tion, in Stam and some. mountain die
trtcts in India. the years funerals are
also celebrated on the. first day Of the
succeeding year: Temporary interments
take place day or two after death,
but ON the first day of the following.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

The Chicago Tribune says that
ere is great danger ahead -of the
publican party. 1t says auecess in
:'e last campaign did not mean ap-
'roval of the expenditure of millions
az the army and navy, for ship
'bsidies and for the many ':jobs'''
.'ich are now before congress-. and
F. warns the party leaders that they
ust be exceedingly careful. or q
i: mocratic landslide in 1909 is a
rtafnly. -
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

The >Hephepin. county legislative
~legation, with three exceptions
ss endorsed r. G. Evans for q. 8.
':,aator,and Ramsey county appears
=. be for N. F.. Clapp. From the
-'aqdpoint Of ability and personal
81 .pularity; there ia.po question that
+.sG ClapP dyershadow allEwho who
I'VE so far BEEN mentioned.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14
OHRIS1 BIl2T HI)A
|1THE DATE DEFlNlT TEly SETTLED ~
e.: ss' POPE JULIUS Il.

EARLY Christians Incorporates Many
U Pagan Customs In It's s8CeIebrati6n.
Origin of the Name pf the Festival.
s Customs and superstit1ons.
~ HERE is something akin .to
sadness in the. fact that in
tracing the origin OF many Of.
tS2SE1 our church festivals we find IT.
in pagan celebrations antedating the
Christian era. writes NJ. E.. Munroe in
the New York Home Journal. There is
nothing certain even about the birth
day Of Christ, Some authorities assert
that December was in the rainy season,
Wien no shepherds. could have been
"watching their focks by night" 9th
ers claim that it wars in the dry season,
when shepherds We're on duty day and
night. In the CONTROVERSY over the date,
extending from December, to May.
Pope Julius (S::ii7-:3;J52, had an investiga-
ton made by ST. Cyril and was salts
fed that the 25th Of December was cor.
rect. 1t was so established in the Ro-
man church, and before the end Of the
fourth century the dictuln was univer-
sally accepted. J. - .>.,..2 :.
This acceptance was made easier be-
cause the date was that Of the great
festival Of the winter solstice, the sat-
urnalia, which was celebrated in all
parts Of the world from Dec. 25 to Jan.
6. At that season houses, temples and
shrines were prOfusely decorated with
evergreens, holly. laurel and sometimes
ivy. No: mistletoe was used in the dec.
OratfOns ON account of the Druidicai
superstitions regarding it's peculiar and
dangerous power. One of these super.
stttions. however, has become the her.
itase OF all ages: .*'....
Those who kiss under the u1istletoe bough
Together will walk to the altar.
The early Christians incorporated as
many pagan customs as possible with
their celebrations and festivals as
matter Of expediency, and in the Ro-.
man saturnalia, with it's decorations,
it's Yule log, its candles and tfnsel
laden trees and gifts. there was much
that even today forms part of our cere.
menial. -.
During the saturnalia all restraint
was removed. and the stemming OF the
tide was SO nearly impossible that it is
not hard to realize the difficulties the
Christians had in wedding out the evils
of this festival before it became our
festival of Christmas. SO called from
the Christ mass. which was celebrated
on Dec. Is. Our Christmas carol was
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

There is a great surplus in the ma
; >onal treasury. We are told. the
(. oper way to reduce a surplus ia by
ducing taxation, but the republi-
n i1ea is to spend the money.
hey're doing it.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

ATTORNEY General Dpugias, after
rrefuliy considering the full text
>: the supreme court decision on the
: aderson tax law, claims that the
: ate fs left the power to raise or
'~er the gross earnings tax or re-
.,'al it entirely. Ii the attorney
neral is correct. the Legislature
= ''ould not fail to raise the tax.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

There is great opposition to the
zip subsidy, but Rockefeller wants
- passed, as he is interested in the
i g steamship lines which are bene-
ed. And az the republican lead
= - are under obligations to Rookie
i Her it 10 likely the bill will pass. =
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

;. The transport Hancock arrived at
) N Francisco Monday with 15OU
,:'dies of American soldiers and
.iiors who died in battle or from
tsease in the Ph ilippines. That's q
nd OF Oriental imports that does
t pHy.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

Attorney L. NJ. Davis of Long Prairie
was here Wednesday in. the interest ot
E. y. Sutton Of Broweyville, who claims
he was alnlawfully arrested and detain-
ed at Randall some, time ago on the
suspicion that he was insane. Sutton
says he will proceed against Il Deputy
sheriff Hiscock.. ~ i sa.:2.s j. ~: ~
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

Senator Towne sounds we'll and
~ we'll. some time the North Star
late will honor MIR: :Towne bygiving
IN d six7years term in the senate.
les young yet and can afford to
.yAit.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

Rev. Al. KichafrasoHSE HSEj,tt III lecture at
theM. E.;church next Tuesday evening
on ''The Penitsnt t. eathen of Our Own
Country" Admission as cedts. =:s:y=.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

The Epworth league ;. social Riyen
at the home d e. dy Nichols Friday
evening Wassuccessfpi insall wavs:
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

Russell Harmon went north the
first of the week with a: crew to:
work for Geo. Nichols s5sss - :
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

Hans Lindstrom has moved. hia Shoe
repair shop to the Vasaly block, next
door to The Herald. ,<:,& ,5:@ ;, {. !. ,,:s ]:
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

: w. T. .:Teurtillotte returned Mon
day from q trip: to: Menahga and
other northern points. z &. & .t.$ ! =: Z.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14
Married.

Charles A. Roth OF this city and Miss
Ellen Bees Of Brainerd, were married by
Rev. A. L. Richardson Wednesday even.
:Hg at the home of the groop's parents.
MIR. Roth has made q large number oi
friends during bis residence, :: Il Of whom
will unite in Wishing the young couple
abundant prosperity and happinese,5
Red Men meeting tonight: Officers
will be elected. x
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

Richard Conners has Left the Ant
lers hotel and taken a position in
MankatO, =. :.- :$;4 5t>I;;{s. & -. e, + +
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

The Geo. Powers farm In Bellevue has
been sold to A. c. Ashley Of Baesstt, Ii;
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

Mrs. Emma Day, cousin Of n, Rich.
ardson, died in Minneapolis Tuesday.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

?. I. W.! P:Iames and a. NJ; Manus
are in the city. In the >intefeats Of the
Modern Samaritan order.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14
YEAR OWNING.
CURIOUS CUSTOMS CONCERNING
MATRlM0NY.. =.

Tests Of the Young Folks In Various
Countries to Determine How Soon
They Would wed-The ssspenaeA:
RinE-'Ihe Tea Test. =; -, .,'.@:,
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

We have an overstock of fine
q X gold plated clocks which: we
:haa, have cut SO low that there is. prac::
t .ttically no profit in them, bnt will
let them CO., nevertheless. You
may not get this ]' chance q again.
Prices :.>s.. tx .v.= =: .;.s:z.. Is
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-14

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01
arntarfsbreu
,Snniteren"
6iteraarsitorme.

Ia iouiee Narbunor.oe uoIsb, iao
bet mango Waao.r trusnoe uo Der
bjemue, oa bet trat op Ill IN for Ramp,
lom ri o,sparrs lite ffuIos 9aa ftaoes.
Iss no Gf. Zen fsrits StOrm .Ueo ri Al"
meo Clans; tbi Slnsst paa 8bsosn
Iart, g%nsIunos enoe Con, at .inssr
Rabo, iom uil uinos, tor pna Danmari
saa BIInb.' =. % at ben. iom m.ner al
TUNE 9srs bet al meo banite Semano /
yetet Of en- Time, ON en- bans 1taun al
not iaa bsremt os bons SusrmGsf
aloris iua flor, unosrtioen foor al
matte al en- iaaoan 9ime fan blipe
yoiaOHii Ians,"
Ntn iau Tom Der nOsIs aar, fuIb. al
SOrg Os Stem, os lube al RsoerIos.
Gar esi oanlte 6olf oa bleuet bIsoagtist,
iaa at bet bDsrten uiIOe ofre sler
iamp,2 Aej, Der par OhefuiaiSbsb
not. % Dob mnnsIebe BET better fife
paa. men osr maneIeoe en- litter Manb
til at orsjs Roret os ct ftarpi gie I'll al
finoe ben ristiss 0sinins. Oct laosr
fa bssparrs lite naSle, at ben oanfts
uOsnrisspOliiIt sfisr 0erh o 8 Csb
oay mage. assisis, os Dc; .aess fs
bsaer lite no9ie, at ieIu | Jorens Stunb
par Der inseu, Der tauos Isite 5anen %
jamie Solicit.
Ogbtror maatte 8anmart blebe
og ianfs meb BIusieI paa fit sset
RsoerIus.
giu bar bet ny aarbunorsbs bespnoi,
Os Der bar aasreos plft ii8 Here
Stormparf!tr.
De- {, nOsst Opbeist os ff%orilaasi /
en- risiis Ortanastls StOrm, iom tan
latte 9apa / Sprsr % faa bet i%toIislis
lre til at bpie fig; % ben mao pei
mango @anee III for at rsnis guften.
Nien ben er tiaise no9et eosla9senoe os
oprerenbs pso en- FABIAN Storm; tbl
mango MtnnsiferIID saa til @runoe, os
mango al SOmmerens 5ruster bIIDs
ipilbte.
6mors en- Storm CT ui MennsIfsg
Iom bettnbt life / Stanb til, men be-
CREME osns goeI9gsslie % rebos be
Sfibbruons - bet TIN ri bog en- Gang
imsllsm pare meb til, naar bper Wano
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01

bus. Of bpis 9ilbansere, / bUert 6alo
uOsIe, bar ftaaet | 6orbinoelie mec
@maus Nsni9beo - Os ban ipnss beI'
Ter life at uios, at Der / 8peu er ounits
? etttirter, Tom Osiaa bar facet
Weblemmer frd @mous Wenigbeo. =
Se,for itrsp ri, at life alt Rirfelibst
bar bolot fig inbenfOr 6aorensfirten,
ben tuanssIiit. Iuiberite.
9pOr baablsii bet er at fua YaitOr
@stts til Of fotitaa oanit, turoe noer'
Iisere frsmsaa at, at ban bsutr lite ip
mes at funns be9ribe. at naa man ftri-
per nStrtiiIps", ina ftaI bet lite UGr'
pDassIps~.
gi ipnes nemIis lite, at man msb got
Ret Tan fate yDussIps1 Ouer 6OrboIo,
man fun tsnoer fra 81 "a 0ages Opi
bpIb | en- for Bn. 9erfor tuIote ui port
Siptte vStrsiflus" = bUertsn mer susl
minore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01
yreu fra Sapan til
y3aniferen."
Eosle Sammenlieninser | anleb'
ming al SfH iiHeiiite Strife.
vi s. W. Z. 8iatbsr.
(Sluitet.)

3 Rumamoto CT en- lille Weniebeo ca.
10 AItsrsaiter, men iaa uo Ooer belle
Sopan CT Der lise iaa mango I'll; to
un9e Wanb, ben enc en- 6rust Of Ssn'
oogsltOIsn Der | Gage, pare paa en-
Sfols / Rasuiuti | 5iOr, Os fsris Der ct
gio iaa ~stssmpIarif os font, at be pai
ct eys for aue be spriss @lsosr. On
Wistbobifpr9t bar bsuibnst: be bsbfte
airtssansere jes bar os be bsbits ariit'
ne / min Rirts | BET belle tuset, Ell be TO,
iom / 5ior tom bertiI fra ben Iuiberifs
Rirte / Sasa. o.. I. D. 9erren bar
last fin gelisu,Iie | ben lutbaife Wis'
fions arbeios | Japan, men bet par os'
foa be bebfte araitsr. iOm bIeo benz
ofret. Den Unite, at BE-, iom lite tan
bruses anbst Ste9s fan | alt 5alb
blius MisiOnarer, CT beIbisuis Oeb at
ubos.
Wen - jts tOmmer bort ira Gam
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01

Seian v0anneuirts@ er tommen gall
at Stsb mto ben lille WDoortifel.
8sn bar lite fOritaost ret msget al
i'm esen Stiuins i S~perssmuaIet ON
Siidets trifteliee &et til at meme, al
nan Tan olitte fig en- 9us / Seiu Raun,
,0onn." trOr at fuuns Hare i'm essr
prineiplpis Stirius Ueo of iss iOm ian.
at at" ~troiter Bib. Btd / 9aIsne.
9uuO bar Zig los Snat meo oett.
p~rincipisue SpsrssmuaI, ON Btiitaa
gnins en- triiteIig fOriuarIig.
.Iann." uiI nosnor Sngsn, ioet Der
IiserOis iom / sdmls @omOsoisr itanl
betlemt vmsuem 8pb Os IiIbsisIisbso"
Den iiolte UiI ioriUurs @runoiUisianersr
Siitsr, buOrtil 9posn ipoeIisuis issl
9ti. Dsruf fOmmer Ia~ugstbsoeu /
Damn" 5oriuar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01

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slabs fig Ouer IaaIsbes at itifte Bsfenbts
TAB meo DR.. Sd arius Sgrenien,
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