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OPERATIONS IN pAlLlPplNEs.
Strengthening Weak Garrisons- Steps
Taken to Help Our Trade.


Taken to Help Our Trade.
Manila, Oct. l0.--Four troops OF
cavalry and two companies OF infantry
have recently reinforced General Young
in Northern Luzon, where the insur-
gents are concentrating in the noun
tains OF North and South Ilicos prov
inces under the leadership of Aglipay,
the ex.communicated priest and rone-
gade.
General Tinio and General VILLAIN
uave, who had been quiet for some
time, are now showing signs OF becom-
ng active as the end OF the rainy sea-
on approaches.
OF late there has been considerable
scouting and skirmishing in the prov
inces OF Abra and North Ilocos, though
without decisive results. 1t is obvious,
however, that the maneuvers OF the
Filipinos are more sikllful than former
ly and that the field tactics Of the
Americans are being followed by them.
Senior Mateni, the founder OF the so-
called Filipino government, who was
captured by the Americans last Decem.
Der and lodged in Jail in Manila, has
been liberated. As he had always per
sistently refused to take the oath OF al.
legiance TO the United States govern
ment he had maintained his reputation
among the Filipinos as resolute pat.
riot. They now believe that he has
reached n private understanding with
the American authorities which has
secured his release, and consequently
he has lost some of his popularity, al.
though he is still considered the leader
of the dormant revolutionary element.
This week the commission will begin
the work of revising the tariff, making
use OF tho results ON the investigation
of the army board in this direction.
II is the intention Of the commission
to give American trade better chance
than it has heretofore enjoyed owing
to the high duties.
The transports Sumner and Venus
have sailed for the Island Of Mariu.
duqne, off the west coast OF Luzon, car
rying two battalions. The former has
already arrived there. The transport
Logan will reinforce the Twent-ninth
United States infantry now in Marin
duque.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12
American Collier Floated.

suez, Oct. 9.-The American steam
collier Emir, which recently sank in
the suez canal while on her way to
Manila with coal for the American
feet, but was successfully foated yes
terday, has arrived at Suez roads. She
is unable, however, to enter the port,
as she draws too much water. Her
cargo is being discharged. and divers
will examine her bottom to ascertain
the extent OF her injuries.
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No rrscs Of Captlyes.

Manila, Get. l0.-The report OF the
capture Of about 60 men Of the Twenty
ninth United States infantry on Marin.
duque island is confirmed through CONS
munica ions TO Macarthur and KempR.
from Marinduque island, but details are
lacking. The Yorktown's relief coli
umn landed at Tolrijos, on the Marins
sluque court, and marched to Santa
Cruz, which was the proposed route ol
the captured party, without encoun er.
ing the enemy or learning anything
definite regarding Che captives, except
that they had entirely disappeared. 1t
il possible that the rebels have convey
cd the captives to Luzon.
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Boers short Of Ammunition.

London, Oct. Cit is estimated, &C.
cording to the Pietermaritzburg corre-
spondent OF the Daily Mail, that 1000
to 5000 Beers have retreated from Pill
grim's Rest, northeast of Lydenburg,
with four long toms and 22 other guns.
The correspondent understands that
their long tom ammunition is almost
exhausted.
Lord Roberts, the Dali Mail an
nounces, will leave South Africa dur
ing the last week OF October. The au-
thorities have decided to limit the
number of colonial troops who are to
be the queens guests in London to 500.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12

Havana. Oct. l0.-Governor-Genera
Wood, who returned yesterday from &
tour OF investigation in the province Of
Santa Clara, reports only partial re-
coyery from the effects Of the war in
that section of the island. Although
lie found no actual want in the district
Of sancti Gpiritns, for instance, there
was great need Of assistance TO allevi-
ate agricultural distress. This was
asked for by the municipality Of Sancti
epiritus, and has been granted by Gem
eral Wood from the insnlar fund
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12

FINDS A SNUG SUM.
Hondurance Mining Property That Was
Left by Dying Fiance.

Hondurance Mining Property That Was
Left by Dying Fiance.
st. Paul, Oct. 10. Through the
publication OF dispatch In today's
Pioneer Press. Mrs. II. Il. Butterfeld.
OF this city, has discovered that she is
5000, 900 wealthier than she imagined.
In 1890, while on an excursion to the
Pacific coast, she became acquainted
with Thomas p. Harkin, OF Boston,
also member OF the party. They be-
came engaged and the wedding date
was fixed. Shortly after Harkin was
taken sick and died. Before his death
he executed for his afiianced quit
claim deed to mining property in
Honduras. Communication with the
Honduran government officials led to
the belief that the property was not
worth the trouble OF filing formal trans
fer. Last winter, however, the prop
erty greatly increased in value and the
syndicate that had 1t in charge offered
Harkin's attorney 5000, 900 for quit
claim deed from Miss Griffin. In
some manner, however, all trace Of
that young lady had been lost and not
even the names OF her parents colud be
found.
Mrs. Butterfield, on reading the dis
patch today, at once took steps. TO
identity herself and will shortly receive
the snug sum, which comes to her in 30
romantic a manner Her husband IL
clerk in the Great Northern Railway
Office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12

New York. Oct. 8.-Mrs. Lillian
Smith, OF Inwood. borough of Manhat-
tan, while insane this afternoon shot
and killed two Of her children, wound
ed a third and committed suicids.
The tragedy took place in the old
Frank Leslie mansion. Mrs Smith
was the wife OF Walter N. Smith. who
has been connected with large grocery
house in this city for 81 years. They
had been married 10 years. Mrs.
Smith had been in poor health OF late,
and long brooding over the prospect OF
death is believed to have unsettled her
reason
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12

st. Johns, N. F., Oct. 9.--The fail
ure Of the Peary exploring steamer
Windward to return from the north
leads local observers to beiieve that
the explorer will not attempt TO get
back this autumn. Probably the sea-
son Just passed was an open one in the
far north. Should that have been the
case, Lieutenant Peary is likely TO
have taken the Windward into some
high latitude. hoping 10 use her in
further expedition next season.
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TO PUNISH REBELS.
A whole Regiment will BE Sent to
Marinduque.

A whole Regiment will BE Sent to
Marimduque.
Washington, Oct. 6.-The following
cablegram has been received at the war
department:
Manila, Oct. 6.-Firet infantry
goes to Martinique, October 8, on
Sumner. General Hare Ia to COM
mand the island, with orders to push
operations until insurrection is stamped
out absolutely. He will have IL full
companies Of infantry for the purpose.
Anderson first operations developed
nothing. No reports since October 2.
"MACARTHUR =
The above dispatch relates to rein
forcements sent to the Island Of Marin
duque, where Captain Shields and 81
men OF the Twenty y-ninth volunteer in
fantry we're either killed or captured
by the insurgents. At that time Gen.
erai Macarthur sent Colonel Anderson
and two companies OF the Thirty
eighth volunteer infantry, with the
Yorktown and two gunboats, to the re-
lief OF Shields and his command, II
they were still alive.
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eltuatIon m santo DomIueo.

santo Domingo, Oct. l0.-The gov
ernment has deer eed the suspension Of
the constitutional guarantees on ac-
count OF the revolutionary movement
in the interior, headed by General
Richardo, although 1t Is asserted that
order has been restored and that Rich
ardo has been captured. All is quiet
hara
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12
Anhrnn,a GreenIand Exnloration

Copenhagen, Oct. 6.--Lieutenant
Andrup's Greenland expedition has ar.
rived here on board the Antarctic. The
members Of the expedition explored
and approached hitherto unknown
stretch Of land extending from Cape
Town, latitude so degrees rs minutes
north TO Agassiz land, 81 degrees "a
minutes north.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12
r...a xx,,h Mailev,s Murder.

Wallace, idaho. Oct. 6.-The coron-
er's inquest on the body Of Matt Mai
lev, who was murdered Monday morn
ing, concluded today. The verdict
charges Ed Rice with the crime. Rics
Is in custody.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12

Philadelphia. Oct. lO.--The cash
contributions made by the citizens Of
this city 10 the relief fund OF the Texas
food sufferers now exceeds 100000.
This Is exclusive Of numerous train
loads Of provisions. clothing. drugs and
other articles sent.
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match warshIps Ordered south.

Shanghai, Oct. 8.-Tbe Dutch war
ships GeIderIand and Holland have
suddenly been ordered to Swatow and
Annoy respectively.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12
puddIers, strike over.

Reading, Pa. Oct lO.--The Reading
Company puddiers have accepted $Sa
ton. reduction from 81. asd all mills
resumed TODAY after bricI strike,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12

Calcutta, Oct. l0.-An unprecedent-
cd drought is prevailing in the district
OF Ohachar and silhet, province Of As
SAM, causing the greatest anxiety In
regard to the tea and other crops.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12
AT LEASTNINE KILLED
Work of a Tornado in North.
eastern Minnesota.
THE PROPERTY LOSS is 100000
Locomotives Were Shifted From tho
Tracks and Pounded Into scraV-
iron-Mines Disabled.

Biwabik, Mimi, Oct. 9.-The tor
nado that ragged in this vicinity last
evening was most violent. The storm
cut a pathway 1E0 feet in width
through the northwestern corner OF the
town, completely wfecking several
buildings. The property loss is esti-
mated at $l0O. 900 and the known fa-
talities number nine, with score or
more injured, some severely.
The storm swept in a northwesterly
direction after leaving here and struck
little Finnish settlement near Pike
lake, where number OF buildings
were wrecked, in one OF which an en-
tire family, consisting Of husband, wife
and four children, we're instantly
killed. So far their names have not
been obtained. 1t is believed when
the more remote districts are heard
from further casualties may be re-
ported.
The house in which the Marowitz
family lived was completely wrecked,
and the body Of Mrs. Marowitz was
found 400 feet away, every bone in
her body being broken and her clothing
completely stripped off. The body of
her husband was found amid the debris
Of their home horribly mutilated.
William Hilstrom was struck on the
head by a falling tree and his skull
crushed. He afterward died at the
hospital.
The engine house of the Duluth, Mis-
sissippi & Northern railway was COM
pletely wrecked and a number of loco
motives and cars were shifted from the
tracks and pounded into scrapiron.
The engine on which Murray and An
ders were when the storm broke was
blown from the track and the men
were pinned beneath it and horribly
burned by the escaping steam. Sew
eral cars were blown from the Duluth,
Mississippi & Northern tracks and were
found in the Duluth mine pit, hum
dreds of feet away. Many OF the
buildings destroyed were owned by the
mining companies, and tenanted by
their employees. The shafthouse and
buildings OF three minss we're reduced
to kindling wood.
The tornado which lasted less than
five minutes, was preceded by an un-
usually severe thunder and rain storm.
The rain has flooded many Of the open
pit mines, and they cannot be operated
for some time.
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Explosion Of 1900 Pounds Of Dynamite e.

Explosion Of 1900 Pounds OF Dynamite.
Duluth, Mimi, Oct GA special
from Eveleth, Mimi, tonight, reports
a disastrous explosion. Seven thous-
and five hundred pounds OF dynamite
in the powder magazine at the Pruce
mine, situated half mile from town,
blew up about $50 O'Clock this after
noon. A hole 100 feet square and rs
feet deep marks the spot where the
magazine stood. The force of the ex-
plosion was SO great that it smashed
every pane of glass within radius of
two miles. The mine laboratory and
warehouses were totally wrecked.
At least 200 people were hurt more
or less from being thrown down by the
shock or hit by shattered glass. The
explosion was plainly felt at Biwabik,
12 miles distant. The cause OF the ex-
plosion is unknown.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12

A man In North Missouri is named
South West.
Lord Roberts is due in London on
November /. Butler is to command IN
South Africa.
The postal service establishment OF
the limited States is the greatest busi-
ness concern in the world.
Relgiuu uses more tobacco. in pro-
norton. than any other country. about
Il(, ounces per capita yearly, while
italy uses only % ounces.
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HOOD RIVER GLACIER
Published Every Friday by
s. i. BLYTHE.


- T.;7a, Of subscriptiOn-sl. year when paid
IN advance.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12

r,.o mail arrives from Mt. Hood at 10 o'clock
ny ~ Wednesdays and Saturdays; departs the
saIls lns Trhenowcth leaves at 3 n. IN. Tuesdays,
r,,'s sdays and saturdays: arrives at ~. m
For White Salmon (Wnsh.j leaves daily al 6:45
M arrives at 7.l5 \. nj.
Fnom 10, White Salmon leaves for Fulda, Gilmer,
r.o,t lake and GienwOod daily st9 A. NJ.
''Sn for Binren (wash.) leaves ut 5;45 p. m; ar.
rlres al 2 .. NJ.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12

Pearls arc 0eing found in great guam
titles in the Black and st. Francis riy'
ers. in southwest Missouri.
General Richard O'Grady Haly, the
new commander-in-chief OF the British
troops in Canada, won the distinguish
ed service order in the Egyptian expe-
dition OF 1882
During the last three years kussia
has been .colonizing Siberia as far az
possihle. At least 100000 eolonists
have been sent into the country oyeI
the Trans Siberian railway
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12

We have new and complete stock
of hardware. stoves and tinwars.= 70
which we viii keep, constantly ad0lng
Our ri, Is will continue to be as low as
P, rtland prices.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03

ban, foruben ben uorbenoe Yps so.
tuliiation, al ban nGiie 0tptuur pentebe
at ifua paa Oliebiet9et. 6uu uilbe
nemIi9 pdabespnte en- 5iejie Soroen
runbt nu. og bet minolte lite ueube
tiIboge bet fprite Qlar. Denne OpIps:
ming 6orbinbelie meb Rsnbseernineen,
at bans 6oniratt paa qonbst ubIeber
olerebe /. 6ebr. u9tter fsIufsleeli9
9uiuI ue Ulistantsr. Waalte bans
DliIlion bebre fan nnuenoes i'll ct Subel.
to9 gerben runbt uu 9ubeIaaret.
Gn uf bans 2glbfes Born Iaa bcsnbe
1iIitono forIsben 2liten. mebsns 5obe.
rem par til Msbe / .3icn". Barnet
bar uarst ip9 Ianssre Tit, men na-
turIisuis maotte insen Dofior bentts.
Uooeren telefonerebs til 6aoeren |
@n9Itmooo Gaberndtsl, at Barnet par
ueb at DO, men ban fuarebs blot, at
ban uiloe beos for bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
Gn opr ciitorie.

URontnna-M MiIlionGren @larf, fom
libfs ginisr bIeu poIet Ill be 6Creneoe
Staters Senator, bar lite iaa let uso al
ilipps ino / Senatet. 9ans Wlooltans
bsrs paaitaar nemIis, at ban opnaaeoe
Dalg peb at bsltltte en- flor Del al
WeoIemmsrne al Staiens se9slatur.
Oct foss, al 81 gsSisIaturmeolsmmer,
iom liemte for 9lart, ital pare ino:
iisunts til of msbs Waibington o8 Tor
Ssnatets gaIstOmite ofIGsss eo paa,
at be lite blsp febte til at femme or
Glart. Detts uiI bliOe en- messt iOftbar
Qlffars for eanbst. Reiepense for aae
bisls Dibner oil bsIsbe zig I'll s27 900.
De faar % ON 8asen, iaalange be
maa oOsru9re 5orbsrei. Deiie bIir
tilfammsn s24o ON Dassn. Oct on.
tasss, at OpbOIost | Baibinstou oil
pare tl9sr. De famIebe ubsfisr pil
maais nua op til $50. 900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
6amaoas Syri8prclie.

6entanerne, ct poIitlif Bdrti al
SrIGnbere, Der lite ct me9et uenIi9 iiemt
oDsr for GnsIGuberne, bOIoer fOr 5icen
Msosr Often, buor Der forbanbles ON
at bj9Ipe England af meb Canada.
OberIt Ro9er Scunnell, en- af Sc.
oerne flyer, at nn er bet iuii liben for
ct iaaoant Fories ba England bar ienbt
line trooper fra Canada til 4frita.
ganaba fal oa enten ann,fteres be 6or.
Stnter euer baue en- Ii9nenbe, ieIuitau.
big Rsserins. 8en nuuarenOe Rris /
afrlta, flyer BON, piI'enbe meb bet ferite
9ruo bet btiiiite Riss. Os bsriom ri
nv mso 100, 600 irfte Ratonallfsr
prcut at fri9srs Canada. fuubs ri gore
bet rot iua interesiunt for ben sngeIlts
Rsssrins.
5sniunerne Duntirt, 81. o., er
Oiuiss til at iiiat so NanO en- ua.
ban Ramp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
>, Wontg omerp" % vSobn
Sull".

Den amsritanffs Rrpbisr vW ont:
eomsrp", Der for en- SIo iibsn bIeu
ienbt til airitus geiitpf. teller frsms
bsIss omtrins | 5aarbsbsn al Sisrra
9eoaa. Deb bsns NntOmit ieilsoe be
brittle Stibs berfra o9 ON paa Dftps
fen, buor be iao pnsfer paa Dela9oa
gusisn 8eite tuubs ~ lat iaa nbits
enbe of, at be dOr. Stater hiaIper @ng.
lqnberne liot bunsbe. Senutor Ue q.
I ION, ben bstsnbte Boerusn. bar oerfor
beIluitet at table Warinemiuilteren I'll
Rssniiab os faa at pibs, 'om Diont'
somsrp" sr Der ifsIss nOssn 5OrliaaeIie
mso @nsIOuo. re bDis lite, buorfor ba
8rpoiuen boIoes bisie frsmmsoe 6ars
panos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
Sra Vbilippinerne

8 Onsbuss unsreb Obsrit 9otett
meb en- Stprfe paa $500 Rnnb en-
pbilippinoliprts paa c. 1000 Manb,
forifanbiet mellsm Bier9ene c. UiI
norbsit for Gan Uiatso. Sniuraen.
ierne, Der menes at uGre be inmme iom
bIep brspet ub Of Gan Rateo ben 0ae,
Sen. Qnluton blsu ifuot, MATTE efter
3 1imers Ramp flpste uiIb llorSsn
IGnssre inb meIem gieroene. gmeris
tanerne baube 4 oarece, Sniursenterne
Ieb fort Cab.
Sitter ben lib bar godett baft enbnu
en- Irafnins meb 9niur9entsrne norb:
ueit for Wiontauan. bisaoerns bIsu msb
fort Cab breust fra oeres Stiuinesr.
vi pore bIsu en- Officer o9 SOIbatsr
iuursbs. RosIs 8ifIsr FAINT en- SeI
amuntion Os grOuiiion iOsss.
asuinaIbOs 6ufru, Ssitre, Onis
csrer os Is Sniursenter bar nu ouer.
siuet fig til Ruior Wturib BOniOc.
bet norbli9e 9u3On. Der par forleosn
ct Rpsis ube ON, at Mrs. asuinuIbo
ltuibs uers bsb. men bet ct lite ianbt.
0un par msset meaaset efier oil ben
RrisstummsI. 6Iu9t o. I. D.
Oct ipnes nu, iom pore trooper /
bet noroIise Quion bar alt - unbta9en
bom isIu; men bror 2l9uinoIbo er, bel
er irembsles bet brGnhsnbe Spsrsss
maal.
Gu bar man be9pnot al uenbe BIif
tet mob Sposn, buor pore Soloater
0ptoarsmorsen Git 9unb Os erObrebe
Gabu3O paa Spoioen al 0a9una be
Yap. 2lmeritanere bIep brabte oe 4
iuarebe. "a bsbs 5uiurssutsr fanotsS,. =.
l5o foses til 5anss, % burtiSifpz
benoe 6anouer erobreotS
De fIpsienoe Suinrssrter foriuIstes
al pore trooper Ii9e til Santa Roia,
unoer itaois Stponlns.
Wlan bar funoet Dotumsnter, Der tp
Der paa en- SammsniparseIie meuem c.
1000 Sniungenter mob amerltanerne,
buis Ulaal oar at erobre elps Wauila
vi 6rpst for 0uerfaIo er Bpens Beiat.
ming nu blspen forltattei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
SoWies itore Vtaner.

Gn 8asie, iOm iastes at inbebOIbe
81 900. 600 bIeu Wanbas Worsen baa.
r,t 9ennem .3ion". Donnie baube be-
tsnbtsiort Wisbe 81. 2 Morsen, buor
ban 0om tioIieere nauni) msbbsIte. at
bet fr.mtioi9e y 3ion@ uiIoe faa ploos 8
Ulil norb for Wautesan. @fter 8 Ib
mes psunsmeos bssp uGpnts Rite boa.
ret ino sennsm SaIsn os placsret paa
QItanen, buorpaa DowIes SeH srfIGs
reoe, at ben inoebolot gsnsene, om
bet np ,3icn" pilos bliue tebi for. Sss
ntre bleu Den baaret eennem olle Gan.
gene, iau 5OriamIin9en ret fnnoe iaa
9eiIiebsb til at betra9te ben, fsr be 9it
bism.
6or to Ulaanebsr iben iiiIsoe Domis
arap ON at faa 81 900, 600 I Sulssaps.
builist ffuIbs bruSes for Sassu8 6rsm'
me. 9an piits, buOrIsbes UiOrmonsrns
aau 1isnbs for bsrss IempsIs Opierelie,
os bette Siptte maatie De efterfslsss.
@u llss for SuI lusoe ban, at ban uar
trt Of lite at bnue forlanst 81 900, 600,
bo 81 ,Ooo.o 600 Uiloe bIIUe bru9t gipt'
aarsafien.
aanoasenterns buaos Bautesan %
6bicusO sr mssst luIpI ON, bDorploi
bsune gag mso qanbtsb os Spretielie
af en- .3iOns Stao" pirtsIis s DOpIes
4lpor susr lite. Rytaarsaften msboslts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
&c oanFsoeitinoiife Ger.

Spsr9smaaIet ON Dc Cor. Staiers
Rob al be ire banit. ueiiiubiife Der biz
per peb at bsbnnbIes BIabene. 3et
er 10 lite fsrfe Sang. Der bar uaret
Gale ON en- ioaban 6anbsI; men griien,
fom fra fsrit uf par oppe ueb sl5, 000,.
600, fiees MI at pare 9aaet nsb til 3d.
100000 Oct er pilt iittert NOT, at
Danmart lite bar isnbsrlis grus for
bisle Der, men tuber pense pua benz
busrt aar. De 5or. Siater bar uiit
slst lite mere BRIG for oem i9rIis nu,
ca DC ssy iaas. p0rio Geo bsrusos /
Rabulaest. Ulsn bsrimoo tunbs bet is
ub til, at TpfIano NOT tusbe BRUCE
Csrns. iGrIis bo for at faa en- COB Ruls
itation btrnebs for bet 3ilfGIbe, at
9anamatdnaIeu lfuIoe bIipe til Yirte,
liobsb. UT faa IpltIanb iaa mar gas
bologet ipnss OuteI gam not lite rig.
tis ON. oe bsrfor - ON ban ituIos bIius
laaIsbss itiast. at ban euten islu maatie
fsbe Qsrne eusr is Drnsbanneret uuie
bsrnsbs, iaa uulsts ban bog uiit bet
fsriie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
Gmigrnticnem.

5fsI9e ofiieleI UieooeIeIie er ouer
go 600 6mi9ranter ontomue Der til
9anost 9sbst of be iibfe 1aaueber
vi bisie er be fielte Tonne fra Spo
europa. Wan bar iunoet ub, at mango
fOmmer inb paa ulouIis Maobe gennem
Re torfellise 9aune os sennem gunoba
unoer paaifuo af at uGre Borsere Der.
De bnr insen gense. er oIts = tparl
imoo @mi9rotiOnsIouen - isnbte oper
Of asenter for Nttorbarbeioe. Desu,
ben er be fIeite af bem raa, uopIplte o9
fun boIut ciuiliierebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
gSisconIn.

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rer meaem Racnss gorsmeiter, 5abrits
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npe MsbIer os meo @uIutapps, aItlum'
men en- @aue fra arbeiberne, for buem
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