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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17
M,KINLEY's NEW DODGE.
The President Vow Poses as a he-
specter of the PrerogEttVeS
of Congress-.

President Mckinley has taken a good
doal of pains TO produce b impression
hat he rather likes TO have congress on
his hands. At the same time he has
en- eminentIy successful in keeping
songress off his hands in AFFAIRS, sucn
as the management of the Phllpplness
In which he preferred to have no MIX
ing by congress.
One of the methods employed by him
in securing this free hand for himself
is that of protesting profound respect
for the prerogatives of congress and
actually showing such respect in such
ways as to appeal to the hearts of the
politicians who compose the congress
and whose chief end is to be reelected.
He has especially endeareG himself
to the politicians by r~efraining from
the exercise of the veto power. He has
hardly exercised that power at all and
never for the veto of an appropriation
bill. And he has held the river and
harbor bill peculiarly sacred. because
it IS the great Notwithstanding grab,
whereby every gentleman who partieu-
larIy needs to make himself solid with
his constituents hopes to demonstrate
his preeTninent fitness for the work
of national legislation.
But now II is irtimated that Mr.. Nc
Kinlev feels that the time has come
when he must draw Il line. The house
committee on rivers and harbors, re-
lying on his record in such matters,
boldly framed a measure carrying more
than 100000. 600 in addition to eontin-
- --Ls.L aw~ 20 u1-
paratfvely recent device for
" increasing this grab.
"Friends" of this bill have grown I'M
easy of late. it seems. in view OF the
prospect that the senate viii load on
$40. 600 ,0GG more. They have heard that
this may prove too much even for the
president who has never vetoed an
appropriation bill.
1t is stated as a fact that Mr.. McKin-
ley has privately warned several lead
ing members Of congress not to grab
much. This is understood to mean
that they may go so far that even he
will find it impossible to exeuse himself
signing the bin.
Gentlemen viii do well to keep In
the old adage about a half loaf.
They Will Dc well TO consider that. apart
anv regard for the w~eII-being Of
taxpayers. there are many ways for
many millions these days. They viii
70 well to restrain themselves so long
Is it Is necessary TO q~uadruple tie ex-
for army and navy which
we're ample down to less tnan three
-ears ago.
While we were spending sf40.0Go, 600
year more than was so lately enough
war establishments congress should
no like expansion of river and
outIay-Chicago Chronicle.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17
PITH AND POINT.

There should be a limit even TO the
tasolenee OF frienGship-Town Topics
Good advice Is like castor OIL easy
TO give. but hard TO take. Atchison
Globe
It is well enough Il be charitable,
bat you should pay your debts first
Chicago Daily News
Shy Is Il that m~isfortunes are al
most invariably attributed 10 luck but
never successes2-AIly SIOper.
Professionalism kind Of iron bust
ness IS your father IN. Nj. freshman"
Freshman-"Why-er. I think its me-
taIIie irc1. sir--PhilaceIphia Record
Observation-Disclosures. I want you 10
take the table cloth of the dining
room table after each meal Sure
Ua'am. thin OIL only have the trouble
ov putin i on agin.-DeJro5a Free
Fress.
Hickz-~Have you heard about Ed
sons latest iuv~ention?" Wicks--No-
what Is itT Hicks-"A collar button
with a IicrLe photograph inside that
VIII call out when II rolls into a dark
corner under the bed: Here I am,
Here I amt-SCmerviue Journal.
Yes. answered the Iank iuaabirant.
~SOme queer folks 90 live IN these
parts. They Go SC: They was queer
ruff naturally. but some feIler twas
born here has up an writ 4 character
noveI. an evrv other man ve meets
tlgi,r 70 act like the 'rig'naI Nv the
hero. lis so. Ter Il fact.--De-roie
Journal
The Real Eeazo1.-Mrs. Hauskeep-
Yes my new girl formerly worked
for Mrs. De Style. She claims she left
there OF her own accord. but I think
she was discharged" Mrs. kaul-
What makes you think SEQ" Mrs.
HauskeeF-I Judge SO from certain
things shes let fall since shes been
here" Mrs. kau.-"What were rhev?"
Mrs. Hauskeep-Dishes. PhiIaCe.-
Chid Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17
" har Makes a Coed Farmer

Tie best farmer Is not always ths
ore who derives the most profit from d
farm. Happening TO grow certain
crops that failed elsewhere, or ii chance
rise in the price o. some product. ma
result favorab5y to anyone who is Sc
situated as to take advantage Of oppor-
ouniries. \ good farmer keeps his
hoase and ground in perfect order
weeds are not allowed CT his farm. be
uses the best breeds of animals and the
NEST productive varieties of plants
while the farm is not allowed 10 de
p~reciate in fertility. Dr. Alfred Ken
NEEDY the eminent agri~custurist. once
made the remark that he could easily
judge Of the knowledge and capacity
Of any farmer the moment he noticed
90x the manur heap was managed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17
H POETS WIFE

Sne or1nsS her pretty knitting 0bIess herD
mystic threads for making Iaces.
mat ny and by VIII serve 10 dress her
IN new and charming gracez
SHe sits and rocks. her rocker Ginning
n measured cadence. 70 my rhymIug-
Sometimes with eye that proudly giis4ns
l read d sonnet 7 have written.
4 COUNTS her stitches while she listens.
Or luis a thread. TO make IL ut liz
and win her gaze intent upon II.
ASKS wat Chey pay me for a so1netT'
Sne lrLe knows of rhyme or metre
and cares still less. but asks me whether
Nn-I0n EEc roses would look sweeter
10 tim her hat than jet and ~fearher2
And Wh4e I n framing C6eS 10 Cupid
she tells ne Poetry Is scupid"-
But oh her eyes Her sIkeu Iashe-
Her mars sweet mutiuie-the CimpIes
IN cheek sZr4 Chiu-ths w flashes
Of inward 5miie-her tranquil simple.
Enhancing air. DID she but know il
Z Is the reason I'm a poet
& Bridges. in Ladies Home
Journal
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17
FLOOR FOR CALF PEN

changing. or a filthy sleeping place is
the result A excellent plan is shown
N the cut. Lay an inch coating of ce-
-aent over the floor. making II thicker
on one side than on the other. to Sc
cI1re i gracuat sIepe. Then Iay plankS
.~engthwise Of the slope, Ieavingan incn
O. space between them. The urine VII
titus be drained eff. with practically no
wet1iEg OF The litter. \ coating Of ce-
inert ear De laid over flooring as Wei
As aPnu al earth H0Cr-N. Y. Tribune
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17

The cow which yields a generous re
for the food consumed Is the one
for profit and the one that II viii paw
20 feed generously. and the cow which
viii ~proftably convert the largest
amount of food into milk or butter in
the most profitable 10 keep. But suel.
cows must have the raw material out of
which 70 manufacture milk Il taxes
certain amount of the food consumed
70 maintain the life of the cow and ii u
the surplus over and above this from
which a profit Is possibIe-Rura.
World.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17

She-Papa says If 1 a get you to
promise to 60 to church he won't op-
pose our marriage at all
He-Goodf Tell the old gentleman
II doesn't matter to me whether IT'S
a heme wedding or a church affair
Philadelphia Press
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17

It may be that the reductions I'm
wages that are announced in so many
places are made necessary by business
conditions. It may be that the in
crease made last year was not justified
by results. But was il quite fair to
represent high wages as depending
upon MeEinley's reelection, and then,
that had been secured. to cux
them observation-disclosures Times
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17

The travelling public VIII be sur
prised TO learn that many railroads
are to abolish train newsboys, for
the opinion was quite general. says
the Chicago Record. that those nimbIe
acknowledgement individuals owned
the roads On which they ran
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17

Cd Zen Madden WIS enc CT the rich
est men on Bowie creek. He had not
always been wealthy however. TweR-
" years 2 he was quite poor. He
vas 4 big. i~ae-Iooking young noun
raineer then. always rode a good horse.
md II spite of his poverty he wa
considered u great catch. even among
the weIl-to-do girls. He was sober, in
dusrrious and thrifty.
One Gay he stopped at the house OF
old George Lariner 70 lCok at a yoke
of steers the latter wished % sell When
he entered the door he was greeted by
a young girl OF about Is. who stood
IN the middle Of the room. and. blushiHE
softly. baGe him take 4 seat"
Pap IS not in Jest now. said the
young girl. but he'll come soOn-heS
out TO the lew ground field fxin' some
gaps IN the fence
Ben didn't care whether the old man
came or not. Tie beauty of the young
girl astorished him so that his mission
vas forgotten. II was strange he had
never before known old George had a
pretty daughter He lived within three
miles OF him In passing he had often
seen a beautiful child sitting on the
fence or playing in the yard But that
was only a few days ago. seemingly.
Now. here was the bud IN full luscious.
odorouS blossom,
He was always. before instantly
ready 70 start conversations with girls.
whether acquainted with them or not
when chance threw them in his way.
But now. for the first time he felt a
flush OF embarrassment The girl sat
down. and occasionally GnidlF glanced
at him. but Gucked her head ike a
bird when her eyes met his
II was a case Of love at first sight.
The young people had few words TO ex-
change. Their hearts were too busy
<ith the first delicious sensation of love
Time went on and Ben became 4
weekly visitor a old Georges log
house
One day the overs we're sitting d
a rude bench out in the orchard Birds
sang love songs up among the waving
foliage Bees doomed IN the clover.
and butterflies dapPIed in the air with
many faSt-changing hues. of breeZes
wheeled slowly about them half swOon-
ing with delicious doors Like a rose
o~verborne with dew. the head Of the
young girl rested On a leaning shoulder.
A small hand. ike a little brown bird.
nestled IN a big. strong palm All the
lows known before. all the blisses the
future promised. seemed to gather
and commingle in that sweet hour The
couple were s~peechIess, awed into 81
Ience by what they heard felt and saw.
Ere long a golden butterfly, on wab-
bling wing. zigzagged 20 their harbor.
It flashed about their heads for a sec
ond or two. then hesitatingly rested
on the twined hands Of the lovers. Not
knowing what he did. Ben let fall his
free hand and crushed the butterfly.
Its fraI wings fell in F1ora's lap.
"Oh. poo thing" she exclaimed.
looking at Ben with eyes of soft re-
buke-
7 didn't aim to do that,- said Ben, re-
morsefuIy-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17
COMFORT FOR CALVES.
= Dry Ten Is Almost Il Necessity and
Can Re Had at All Times at
SMALL Expense.

The greatest drawback TO the health
ana comfort Of i cats in the average
calf pen Is the constant 7vatt5ng 3f the
bedding. which rsces>:tarss constant
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17

Our baby seems TO have a natural
taste for the piano"
Indeed"
sYes; he's gnawed half the polish
OF Of enc Leg Cleveland Plain
DeaIeE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17

Then next day Ben Madden received
an order from a Cincinnati factory for
a half million slaves. The price OF
fered convinced him instantly. that.
could he raise the requisite capital tc
begin filing the order, a small fortune
awaited him within a few months.
The money-making spirit seized him,
and drove love into the rear. He rode
here and there. trying 10 borrow the
money, but failed
But he wouldn't let that fortune go
bv. after knocking so loudly at his
door. The widow of the late John
Armstrong had $1,000. He instantly
wooed. won and welded the wilder"
Flora. while yet 4 young girl, closed
her empty heart against love forever
In the hot. bIighting heat OF everyday
Life her dawn-dream melted away
Handsome young men came a-wooing,
but she laughed at thea pIeadings. and
sent them away.
Here In my heart, my love-" she
said one day &c q young man who was
fearful in his p~leadings, and b
showed him the wings OF the dead but
te<fy.
a. last AlDGTb OsUOKAGs UdCACAoE-
thought to be wealthy, came TO
Certainly III marry you," said
Flora. almost before the question was
finished.
ST. had feared you didn't love me"
said the happy man, seizing her cool
hand
did I say I loved your she asked,
with a queer su1le-
Thew married. After the birth OF a
daughter Osborne died. M then the
widow learned that the estate Of her
late husband was In such wreck that
only a pitifuI sum could De rescued-
Her father soon died and left her the
old ahome place." where she lived
alone with her little daughter there
after. The child grew. and as she
neared the line OF womanhood she
turned into the exact image OF her
mother at her age
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17
The Broken Butterfly
By James Noel johnson.


Caryr1ghL 1901. by the Authors syndica1e-l
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17

Ben Madden had long been a rich
aid .vsdoEer." Passing the house CT
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17
Rights of Party management.

Those who are within the party lines
nave a right TO a voice in the making Of
the platform, and are entitled TO make
such change in the organization on ma
chinery Of the party as they please, but
honesty and good faith require thar any
desired change shall be openly proposed
and fairly presented Party organizations
are framed for party governments and
derive their Just powers from the consent
Of the governed Party platforms are OF
No value unless they reflect the purpose
Of and the policy desired by a majority
of those who belong To the party, Those
who are really devoted &c democratic
principles viii neither practice deception
themselves or permit others TO practices
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-01-17

There should be a limit even 10 the
tnsolenee OF frienGship-Town Topics
Good advice Is like castor oil; easy
to give, but hard TO take Atchison
CToha
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06
Nianmlcn og Mmcrifa,

Maleren, 8iQeobu9gtren pa &eros
miteren s.. J. Minumien afleaser i
Oeune 9ib 8eieg bjemme i 0anmart.
6porefter ban after bill iomnle ter
oper.
ST.. 8iGumTcn, Der i fin 3io bar eli
at be melt forrptte S%pmboliiter for
teller / 5elge vDa9blaOet" ON @me-
rita og ameritanere 81. a.:
Seq rejIte beroOer / ben forterte
Menins, at 9unitnerinOuTtrier. Der
Der / gpropa / be Iibite December CT
tommen til at ipile en- iaa flor Role,
og paa bOilten laa mango aurltnere
/ GOropa, ieIp be fineite, iGtte ial me.
get Qrbeibe ino, / amerita ipile en-
lignenbe RoIe iom bps os.
Den Succes, be 8ing &c 9rpnoals
ife porcellGner, iom bare fremitiaebe
unoer min 2ebelIe, opnadebe berbiems
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

me og paa Yariferuotiaingen, hooOe
forlebt mig til at tro, at jeg naaitc
tunne gsre mine @bner paa bet Gmz
raabe gGloenbe biniibe8 4tlanter9os
pet, bbor 5orbOloene iO ere iaa tore,
M}iolerne Iaa ri9e og 5nitiatiOet lea
rift.
Seq blep imiblertio grunoig ltlf
Jet. Set piite zig. at Ameritanerne
feline ifarpt imellem Stunt og Snou-
itri. 0e brbOe zig life om ortiitiit
@jenoommeligbeo / be Snouitriqens
itanoe. De Oa9lig BRUCE. Gnten er
nan 9%unitner, Dc idd bprter man
STUNT, e1er man er 6%adnbbGrter og
Snouitriorittnoe, Og iaa beigrger
man fit SaanbbGrt og fin Specialized
/ Snbuitrien.
+, @ts. be tunftnerift ubferte 9fe=
tlamaplatater, Der i be ienere 2(ar ere
tonne laa ltprtt / YGlten %berbjemme,
tenbe De ilet life / g}elp Oort, br0be
fla beler lite ON Dem. Haar ct Sir
ma bill onitdfe ia ReflamapIatater,
6enbenoer bet fig til ct &eftamds8nz
reau, Der itdar / 5orbinoel1e meb en-
Ratte 6orretninger, %2itbogrufz og
andre GtabliIementer, Der after babe
fine u%toLioe 5unttionGrer, fom uOen
tunitneriIt Expiration % @pne ubs
Iertr bet grbeioe. Der snifes gjort, %
prGitere bet ganIte metaniit.
Seq bar benbenot mig til MdsIer
at @tabliiementer, bDor ieg tunbe
tGnte mig, Der biloe bGre 8rug for
min tunitneriIte @sIitance forOi
Der Der | Gbropd bible bore bet beO
til5parenot @tablisfementer, - men
man Foritob mig aloeles lite, man
fob oloeles nbegribenbe oberfor bette:
at en- &unitner piloe babe meb ben
SlaeS Sing at ggre, o9 mar ertl9a
rebe, at Der bar ingen iom belit 3rang
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

baboe let doitiliqe at 86rnene / Sir
ten. ON ManboQen oiloe forbere bisie
/ prGbiteneu, ipurQie ban blanbt an
Del. om be tunoe butte. boab bet bar
for en- Screening, Pr9iten baboe ON
talt. glminbelig 3dosbeO. Omiioer
ratter lille Peter 9aanben / 8ejret.
og 2Greren fqer Oa; vRua. bpab bar
bet iua for en- 6Orenina2" Peter
TANNER: n9et par @uItab - On
itap -. gRaa, bOao mere, min
0reng, Ou tan 10 moi butte bet" =
oGuitao SobannIenss 5Orenin9en!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

Snbbrubstbberi hos
u m ftanberen 5orleben
Nnt er Der giort Snbbrub POS 4mtss
forfidnber Sod paa Mariegaaro. IN
pen bar Itiaalet et ltr FAINT 100 Wtart;
men bapoe oiitnot pentet Ell baore ubs
hntte. SIR. g7h. Der faa, mTH fra
en- Del 2anbmGno / Seis % Omeqn,
pleier oerne al ubbetdle genge til Qes
peranosrerne omtrina beb ben 15oe /
bber Waaneb; bisie 9enae bar Sboen
beloigois life faaet fat /.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

aongens 2gres9abe til
fsnberiDbfte &ptnoer
1866. BORT 5oripur" er fra flere
Sioer blebet anmobet ON at opgioe
RaDnene paa ale be fsnberipbfte apins
Der, Der I fin lib mObtog aOngens
0sresgape fom Q~nertencelie at oeres
utrqttelies og Opofrsnoe Serb unber
% efter arigen 1864. 9gresgoben
blep ben 3. Roeember 1865 uboelt til
26 apinber, nemlig til 10 | 5lenss
bora: Wabam Marie Raib. Waabam
Gtabncte, Somfru 5enriette &liiper,
Somfru ariitine partid. Somfru
Nlnna Sanien. Maoam Sngebors
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

Subftrentet Sitter
maalsfri9eb. 5unttiOnarernc
peb areOsjern6anerne bar i bisfe d.
qe fra Driftsbireitionen / 6lensborg
mobtaget MeOOelelie ON, at Der for
1remlioen lnn ian gipes bem 5iuas
eelie iii al gifte fig. naag De. Ian Ct.
tcrpiies. at bsres tiltommenoe aOner
pil meb6ringe ct ubftbr. Der iOarer til
ben paugaIoenOe 5unttionGrs StiIs
ling, eller at peotommenpe 5unttios
mar IelO bar ida meaen 6ormue, at
ban tan anIfaHe ct faabant ubitpr
uoen at gere GGlb. s mobIat Sab
bill 0irettionen life Qibe fin 9iaaoelIe
til 0iftermaalet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

til min Meobirtning, Mmerifonerne
Tfettebe life ON at faa beres SnouItri
dnoerlebes, enb ben bar, og oerfpr
bleb ben beler life dnberlebes.
Mon tiIbeb mig abifinige Steber
4nf9ttelie iom 9egner til at beIerge
rent bdanbOartsmGsiigt 4rbejbe, men
bet bar 10 Ilet life bet, ieg piGoe pg bar
tagen berODer for. 09 fua iagoe jeg
Hej Sat og git min gei.
Smiblertib fortrbber jeg paa ingeH
Maaoe, at ieg bar b9ret beropre, og
jeg Denber ogfaa ON nogle 0age til
6age BERTH. Seq bar lGrt meget /
@merita, bpis 8efoltning og 5orbolb
- troo8 ben Stufelie, Der altfad er
blepen 6erebt mig - jeg I9tter opers
orbentli9 Prts paa. Wdn faar | ct
Samfunb ION bet dmeritanife bur
tiq Zine op for, 6bor meget Der |
@runben er oberfebiot at oft bet, pi
6erbjemme gaa o9 anfe for %uunoD9rz
ligt og betponinqsfulOt. 9et Dirfer
fom ct itDrtenOe 8a0 at bore imellem
bisIe fore, iterte, ielpbebiite, tloge og
arbejo8619tige Menneiter Der lebe 2iz
pet Iaa i~ntentibt, at De life brboe fig
meget ON ben 4ffpejling at bet, Sum
item bpoer. 36i 8unit er 10 bog fun
2ibet paa anben t6aonb.
Den 9unIt, Der ftal funne reusfere
/ Mmerita, mdd bore np9et belt onbet
e1b en- aopi at bet Odglige QiO. 9porz
for / al 8erber Itulbe 4meritanerne.
Der felO babe Qibet Itummenbe og brlz
fenbe uoenfor 6eres DIR, i9tte fig ben
og fe paa ct Stntte 2arreO, bbor bette
famine 9ip er 9sngioet mere eQer min
bre foto9rufiif n%eiu9ti92 @i DiOe iO
beg fra os ieID, at Oi life iette iod
tor 9riS poa f. SIS. ct TotograF at
ct Menne7fe, iaalan9e Ri bagfig 9ape
Def ON o8, fom naar @eOtommenoe
er borte fra os for lang 3io.
8i f%oretraffe 0riginalen for &oz
pier. 4meritanerne ie ingen @runo
til at foretr9tte Yslp ben ppperligIte
9ortr9tfunitner8 qortretmalerte for
+. SIS. ct goOt POto9rafi at famine
perTon. Og naar 5o1f aligepel labe
fla male berobre, er bet enten en- raa
5orfan9elig6eo5Iag, eaer forbi man
gnIter beres 3ret foreoigeOe iom en-
farlig !6nber, 1auiom til oetorutib
uoTmptning At en- ofentlig 8pgning,
til 6pilten Deres 8irtIom9eo bar be-
ret tnpttet.
- gei, ben 9unit, @meritanerne
9ioe Re paa, er ben, Der itilorer bet
Qlmenmenne iteIi9e, bet Sil9runoez
liqqenbe / 2ibet. be itore Sheer, De
fore, enfelte 5plelier, SpmboIerne.
Og oa bet er netop bet famine, jeg
Iom Maler og 9iaeobu99er efterbuuns
ben at min egen ~perionlige uooitling
er 6lepen fprt inO paa. er bet gunite
naturli9t, at jeg MI bill fibre Dioere /
Den @etning / min t~unitneriite Dirt
Iombeb.
On I'm ti1hnop iii Wmertfdl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

geiefeu, 5ru e6riitianien, 6rsten
Charlotte b. RoIen, Somfru Matbiloe
5bobe. Somfru Garitens, MaOdm
Sop9ie SEMEN, Spmfru 6elge
S6mibt. 5ru Golbina, Mabam Sen
ZEN, Waoam 6ebberIen. og Somfru
Warie YeterIen - til 4 i Nabenrao:
RaDam 9abnien, Wdoam Gsrenlen,
Nabam 3DroG % Somfru Glberg -
iii 2 / 6abersleb: Somfru ariitine
Subj % Somfru Qnna S9rseter -
% til 4 / Senoer6ora: 6ru &riltine
Rielien. Mabam adr6erg, Waodm
S6ou og Somfru 2ouiie Psterien.
9uIo6ro6en bGrer SnoIiriften:
o9Gbel 0ado glemmeS Ell. 0rbene
er benfgrt til qaret 1864 Og er inOs
9robereoe / ct 9Glte. Der / flint o9 mat
masiiDt arbejoe iIgugsr fig pm aons
aens RabnetrGt. Set belle @ulbfmDts
ie er f~orenet meb Daue6rogsbadnbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06
SruffenIfab

fan fureres. or Teres W1onb. Brober, Gaber
ener noaen al 9fres SlGatninae Iioenee al ben
bel D%ciii2pb, % iom ian blipe eipei gatienten
nben oenres Biornbe. Sfriu ritter nermere OBJ
%lnsnin9r % inblGg 81 &c drtm9rre. Noresier Or.
N .. Sannoers q Co., eta. c., Ghieaso. gu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

5atlit. Gfter at man Habig
baooe baabet. at aorns. 6oberitof
p8 Smarirmaei g. 6anIen oiIOe unbs
9aa at meloe ia fo1it. bar maj MI
efter at 9dne opitiIIet en- Sberiigt ooer
Gftioa og pasiisa, Der ffal oberItige
@ttioa meo 100000 Wt.. maattet OBJ
eibe 5dabei, og 5irmaet bar melot fig
fdlit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

Rpe 5orbotbsregler. Sra
Noroborg msbbele5: Sos @aaroejers
ne ariiten 6anien / 59gteborg, aass
mus Rasmusien / 6agenbierg og
0ans G%briitianien / granbs6el bar
en- Del 9ieneiiefOlt. Tom life er prcj
fife unoeridatter. fact 9rbre til at
forlabe beres qlabier. ba be ellers
bIep uODifte. Der bar Dog intef /
Neisn for. al be tunbe taae andre 3ies
METER paa famine Gqu!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

20 9|anbeler. @aitgiper 9.
Rielien, Starbrt. folgte forleoen en-
0eit til Ssbmano % 6ster aorsqoaro
/ Otter @osie for 4 Ots6obeber grpns
benin FAINT en- pan, file 8oqn til
0GIt9iDer 8. 9e9n, for bbilten ban
ifulbe mootage Detailing / gammel
Rom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

Gn nh Gorening. Sra
Rorbllespis itriOes til n5Iens6org
abis": prGiten babbe | fin praoiten
ON Ssnbagen omtalt @uitabs4ooIfss
foreningen. 0a Stolelareren, Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

9tdmantbrDGInp. 0enne
fialOne SET feireess forleoen / 3ens
Der al Ell Bar 2Gatefolt. qrbeiosmono
MortenIen pg 6uitril, ION bs9qe er
for6olosbis rdlie oa rerige og enbnu
OIebtr fig Deb 2ioet. font be leOcr /
imda og trange 9aar.