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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
NEGRO LYNGHED
At MOUNT VERNON
HE WAS TAKEN FROM THE JAIL AND
DISPOSED OF BY A DETERMINED
MOB PEOPLE OF MONTGOMERY
COUNTY AROUSED.

NJ. Vernon, July 26-Coroner M.
Morrison was summoned to Higgeton
this morning to hold an II quest over
~ ~ body of neGIo said to have been
lynohed last night, The result Of the
investig CATION showed that one Frank
Earle, alias G lden came to his death
By gun shot wounds IN the hands of
unknown pirtes
Frank Earle was employed by the
railroad contractors OF the Macon,
Dublin ard Savannah railroad as q
cook. he demanded his pay on last
Monday, When told that he would
have to wait until the 10 b, the regular
pay day, he became enraged and took
Winches er rife, held up the commits
sary clerk, demanded OF him $35 and
left the camp. Arcward of $25 was off,
fered for his arrest, and he was caught
at Helena yesterday moSning, He was
brought back to Higgston on the s
O'Clock train for commitment trial,
On account of absent witnesses and
the late hour Of the day. the prisoner
was lodged in the guard house to await
his trial. This morning a qua d was
placed about the negro as he complain
ed of fear,
About 3 O'Clock this morning som,
unknown parties made an attack on
the guards who were soon dispersed,
the doors broken open and the negro
placed 10 a wagon that had been taken
from some one in the town I'd carried
about half mile away, where the body
was found this morning by the roadside
with several shot holes through it.
From the appearance of the wounds
~ Waa avihant that fha lr,Ilinu xuae
done with shot guns, Winchester rifles
and pistols.
The iynchiDg is very much regretted
by the citizens of the county. who are
much hurt over the rash act.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
At the 0gIethorpe.

Among the arrivals at the Ogle
thorpe. esterday were:
J. M. Spence, Jr., Waresboro; r, A.
McCranie, Wayoross; w. D. Boone.
Jacksonville; Pierce Allen, Savanneh
Carl Hsrvil, j. F. Holiingswo orth, Mrs
d. J. Hall, Mics Hall, L. D. Weld
Atlanta; G, D, Perry and wife, Madi
son, Ga. A. 4. Davsnt, Memphis; w
T. Bigby, Louisville r. G. Dicken n son
Homerville; Mrss NJ, w. Tiff, Mrs. N
Tiff, Albany; W. H. Love, Triton.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
EXCURSION TO CUMBERLAND.
One Will Be Given Saturday By Library
Association.
instantly.

An excursion will be given to Cum.
beIland on next Saturday, under the
auspices of the Brunswick Library ass
socistioD, and the largest crowd of the
season will no doubt visit The popular
esort.
The very low rate OF 81 for the round
trip, including car fare to the beach
has been offered. Tnis does not in.
olude board, however. The tickets
will have limit Of two days, and you
can return Saturday afternoon or re.
main over until Sunday.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Y.u can purchase fine Glover Hill
butter from the jersey dairy wagon
every day. The butter is received by
the dairy fresh every week and 10 ship
ped on ice. This ia the only place in
the city that this butter can be obtained
and ia sold at 30; per pound.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
NOTICE RECEIVED.
Collector of Customs Given Notice Tha
Porto Rcan Duties are Off.

Col. H. T. Dunn, collector of customs,
has received notice from the govern
ment authorities at Washington stat
ing that merchandise going into Porto
Rica from the United Stases, or COM
ing into the United States from Porto
REQ, or withdrawn from the ware
houses, are exempt from duty on and
after July, under section 3 of the sct
Of April 10, 1901, and resolution and
proclamation pursuant thereto.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
CONVENTION WILL
CLOSE TOMORROW
The ADVENTlSTS HAVE HAD A VERY
SUCCESSFUL MEETING SERVICES
LARGELY ATTENDED YESTERDAY
AND WERE INTERESTING.

The usual large attendance, good
preaching and good singing were the
features OF the services at the Second
ADVENT tabernacl yesterday afternoon
and night.
At the p, m, service Elder Frank
Barron preached to good audience on
"Persoual Influence" Elder A, B.
Carg' lie sang solo of his own compost.
tion, and the service altogether was q
good one.
At the evening service after several
soul stirring songs by the choir, Elder
Il. V. Skipper, who needs no introduc.
tion to Brunswick audience, preached
on the subject, IA Trip to Palestine
via the Gospel Transportation Compa-
n.y. The sermon was deliver ed in an
excellent msnner and was well re-
ceived.
Preaching tonight at 7:45 o'clock by
Elder G. G. Minsou. OF Smoaks, so1th
Carolina,
The convention will adjourn sine die
tomorrow morning after approving the
journal.
Services continued over Sunday and
everybody Is cordially invited to turn
out and take a hand In this good work.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
MEXICAN REBELS SURRENDER.
Two Battalion of Soldiers Are Lost in
the Jungle.

Merida, Yucatan, July 26 6-Ssvent cen
Maya re bells have surrendered, asking
the privi ege ofreturnlng to their homes
as peaccab citizens.
Gov. Canton Orlered that thay be
provided with food and clothir &. Two
q tai obs Ct soldiers are reported lost
in the Jungle, MT LaViUg been heard OF
for several days.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
Marine Band Excursion

The Marine band will give an ex.
cursion to s.. Simon on mex We'd
nesday, on the stt mer Emmeline. The
boat will leave the Mallory wharf at
8 q. m., sno will leave st, Simon ut
il 80 p. m. Fare for the round trip,
80 cents.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
FAVORS SALE OF DANISH ISLES.
Denmark's New Liberal Cabinet Is Agree
able to This.

Copper hagen, July 26--The new
Liberal cabinet, the formation of which
was announced July %, favors the sale
OF the Danish West Indies to the United
States and the minister Of foreign
affairs IS familiarizlng himself with
the details of the case with the view Of
contlD uing the negotiations to this
eLd,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

1t will interest many friends to know
that Mrs. Harry Dunwody expects to
spend the latter part OF the summer
in Maine, in company with her sister,
Mrs. Hollins Randolph, Of Atlantis,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
Excursion to St. Simon Tonight.

ISTUN 10 on OTTIIUH IUHISHI'
A moonlight excursion will be given
to St. SIMON tonight, under the au spio.
es of the Brunswick Library associa-
tion. The steamer Hessie number 2
will leave Brunswick at $40 and re-
turning will leave st, Simon at11, An
enjoyable time is promised ell who 20
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
PETROLEUM WRECKS BATUM,
Explosion in ThckIY Populated Quarters
Causes Heavy Loss of Life.

Baum, July ga ierriffi xplosion
of petroleum today Ia the most thickly
populated quarter of Baum wrecked
the whole center CT the town. 1t is
impo sibie at the time of fling this
dispatch to estimate tbs loss of life an
property, bat in both cases this is vrry
tlarge.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

One of the most delightful events Of
the next week will be the moonlight
excursions given under the auspices of
tho Marine Band, to st Simon on
Wednesday evening. Their will be the
full moon that night, high tios along
the beach, and dancing in tho lps viIion.
A large crowd will be preatent'
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
SOME SOCIETY NEWS.
What is Going On in Brunswicks Gay
Social World.
BY MARY MNIsH BURROUGHS,

Tee engagement is announced OF
Miss G. l.. Gordon, of Switzerland,
ald Mr.. . 5. Brown. of Maine, the
w>dding to occur in the early fall, al
Southerland, the beautiful ante bellum
home Of the G1rdoHe, near Atlanta.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
CHAIRMAN DONNELLY RESIGNS.
Robert E. Pattissn Succeeds Him on PhiIa.
deIuhia Committees.

Philadelphia, July 27-Charles P,
Donnelly, one of the local Democr attic
leaders, tonight resigned as chairman
of the Democratic Committee Of thii
mittee on Organization, Former Gov
Robert F Pattison was elected as his
successor in both committees.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

The excursion to Cumberland today
under the auspices of the Brunswick
Library Assoolation. promises to be a
m )st del ghtful affair. The ticket, one
dollar round trip, will be limited to
two days, and mary will taks advan
tRge OF the occasion aud remain over
returning on the boat tomorrow afte--
noon.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
New Southern Pacific Official,

Houston, Tex, July 26.-HarrY A..
Jones was today appointed freight
traffic manager for the Southern Pacific
and It's associated lines. succeeding G,
W. Balm, deceased.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
Fort Worth Building Strike OFF.

Fort Worth, Tex, July 26 The
strike OF all unions In the Building
trades here was declared CT today by
order OF the National Building Trades
Council.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

The charming guests of Mrs. Hugh
PoFteF, Mrs. p. Miller and Miss Pow>
ell, of Atlanta, are reoeivkrs many
graceful attentions and maxi. Ssnsny
friends.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Many Brunswiok friends will be
glad to know that Mr.and Mrs. Charles
Kellam after pleasant summer in
Florida, expect to return in few
We Ks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Miss Wright and Miss Lula Wright, of
Augusta, are making many friends in
Brunswick, the guests of their aunt
Mrs.T.J. Wright, at her pretty home
on Union street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. M, Kaiser. leave shortly
for New York and others places, where
thay expect to spend the latter part
Of the summer, returning home in the
fsll'
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Many members of the little Sunbeam
Society met yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Hugh Porter, aud q plea
SAINT and interesting time was passhd
by all
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

After pleasant visit 10 relatives in
Dalton, Misses Mary Lila and Ella
Blanton have returned TO Marietta,
where they expect to remsin until the
fall.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27
ToSerYe Ice Cream and Cake.

The ladies Of Rebekah lodge, L. o.
0 F., will serve ioe cream and cake in
Hanover pr, on next Monday from
iv5 till ten p. no.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Miss. Claude Lucas expects TO remain
in Savannah for several weeks, before
returning to her home in Brunswiok.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

By remembering that Jim Carter il
the leading clothes cleaner, you will
come out alright,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith aniicapate
spending some time in one of fthecot.
taGes on st Simons island,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

DR.. & V. Cstss is improving hand.
somely his home on E Street boulevard.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Many friends regret to know that
Mrs. J.C. Wright and daughter, Miss.
Arabell Wright have been quite sick
for several days, at their home on Hal.
flax square.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

1t will interast many f,iends to know
that Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hatcher
and daughter, MISS Matte Hatcher, Of
Columbus are spending the summer in
the North.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Mems shoes, trunka aud straw hats
at cost, at the season end sale at Hell
ler's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

st Marks Literary and Debating
Society, after many delightful and
interesting meeting, has disbtnded3
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Turtle soup al the Elk today, II to l
stock is running down mighty las
at the season end sale al Hsllefs, guess
why?
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Continuous bargain day for a whele
month at the season end sale at HelleT's g.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

By all means 60 t. HslleE's, il you
mean to get bargains.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

The guests Of their grandmother j.
G, Moore, Misses Sadie and Annie
Valentino, OF Macon,sre recivlng
many attentions from frieuds'
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

yards best 10c b'eaohing for ST..
Monday and Tuesday at the season
end sale at Hsller's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Shooting worth go for 100 at Hell.
RS
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Mrs.Moses Hirch of Atlanta. is spen-
ing some weeks pleasantly the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. 9. Hoffmen, at
her home on Union street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

Summer dress goods st Heller's are
almost given away.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

AL GUNNER goods at lowest price
possible at the season end sale at Hell
ler's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-27

W. Balm, deceased.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
uoIdnoet.
g~ocrfrigc,l.

Som en- truenoe Sin 69nger Cor
teosoen obsr 9upitaben. Sngbomss
tilfPloene5 og 9sosfulbenes Mntal I'll
ger meo 6oer Dag, og enboa tan man
b9re bis paa. at Ofentliqbeben foar
lite 8eiteb pm Sugernes rette Still
ling.
Sra aapitoben berette8 faolebes, at
Der alt bar oGret inblagt 2s7 poa go
Ipitalet og beruf er 80 bsoe. W&en
oct er notoriIf, at 3ilfaloe blarbt be
inofpote life altio itrots bliner opba=
get oa meoregnsOe.
A%ngaaenbe arisen foreliager Der
tun imad, ipdriomme Wteboelelier.
De Net er peo Stdnoerton, 6por ban
after iamler en- Scr; man anta9er, at
ban meo ben oil isge al faa 5orbins
Belle meb Sen. 8otbo.
6elb lige I RGr6e6en at So6ans
mes borg bar 8Oerne D. 81. Moris
bro9t ct Cog al Sporet % plpnbtet
bet. gi9nenoe BegiDenbeoer er ogfoa
f%orefalone anoetiteos.
s aaptolonien oraQer 9ommuns
oant 6erbog enonu bioen ON. 6Gn
bar Ilaaet i'm Storte iammen mso tt
par 6maaafoelinger og bar MI 1900
Dfano unoer 8daben.
8erimob meooeler en9eiife ailoer
at aommanoant Yrin3loo bar maat=
let obergibe fig meb en- 9aanofulo
Golf oppe / Rorotransbaal.
Der bpres intet ON Gngl9noerners
8ep9gelIer, men Der MAJ M bare an
tommen betnoelig Stbrte frifte 3rop=
per fra Gn9lano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

.SotbftGlp. aonitdntinopel
2(pril L. Der bar funoet Ell bGftio.
,SoroItelo Steo oper belle galtan6ulr.
zen. Oct anretteoe iterit Staoe / 8ul.
qarien, men mGrtebes oqfda Der. Sula
tanen bar iuIt / Serb meo at ooer.
oere en- Set; ou 2oftet iaa 6e9pnot.
at faloe neo. bsrte Muiitten op, o(
Diplomaterne baIteoe at Steo. Sul.
tan Qboul !0amio rejite ii9 fun fri
TT Soos. iate fig after og befdleoe
at @eremonien ituIoe fortiattes.
Srer DC Seer. Dublin, 4pri
|. - Del irIte Parti bar taget unoel
olporlie OperDsielie at labe ct at Wieo.
lemmerne for en- 3ib afgiOe tit SGSt
/ parlamentet til ben bperOenlige ri.
ritanersD elegat Sr. Werriman. Gao.
leoes lfulbe oenne, til 3roos for Rea
geringens Ra9telie blipe lat / Stdnt
til at tale goernes Gag / parIumena
tets unoer6us.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
Oeroens Qyt.

3olftoj Guno5forpift.
Ct. P%etersbOrg, 4pril l. - Der bar
| nogIe 0age gauet Rpgter ON, at
@rso Geo 8OlItoj Tube bare bic
ben lanosforpiit puo @runo af bet
Qttentat, en- af bans 3ilbangere for
nplig ppeoe paa ben beIiae SpnOoes
@eneralprofurer gobiebonoi8em.
Rpqtet blep life troet. men nu er
3olItoi let I RGrbeoen at 9ilnu.
bporfra 10 @en0armer l%eoiageoe BAN
uo til @rGnien.
llrolig6eoerne 6ape lagt fig noget,
men mango Strafeoomme falDes.
STUDENT adrpotpit6 er for 4ttentdz
tet paa 9ulturminiiter 9agOliepof
bleben iogmt 20 Qars baarbt 3oangsz
arbeibe / Sibirien. 0an f~oribureoe
ielo i'm Sag, men ne9teoe at uptale
nogst ON fine 5orbinoelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
.Srnnsuaals inOre syorbOlo.

8 en- 4rtitel / Bort 9ano" ON 6or-
6oloene / 3ransbaal fort9aer en-
b%iemtommen 9anIter:
Del belle blep mig for broget Der
neoe. Gn Sat Wel toiteoe / 5ior 81
terdar 80 9roner. MI par Den lite til
at oporioe mere; ri iulteoe. felp ON ri
6apbe genge - Iua biloe iea bjem.
Seq tog ino / Sobannesborg.
9Den bar Tom oeb. Stun Soloatet
% after Solbater. s belle ben fore
5orretningsbD par fun TO iterre gus
litter aabne, o. Stomager fanote5
lite, og oa ieg UiIoe babe ct 9Ids til
nit llr. bite bet Iig. at Der lite fanos
tes en- urmaser.
Der par pei / lin lib 1000 Stunois
nuper / 8pen, Der par lite 80 tilbage.
Og Ome9nen! Warterne bar upl9;z
soe, aft laa braf. 30 @ange aarlig
barer Sorben Muis. Deb SuIetiOea
oqtfes ben elers at Maisplanterrc.
Der bar life en- Stump Wtais, fun
ben forte, terre Serb. 6ele Ganoet
er eoela9t.
6ngl9noerne bar looet 2dnbmGnz
oene @ritatnina - for Sfferne, be har
taaet fra BEN. W(en Yoerne tan life
pleie i'm Wart uoen fine Differ. 81
GrItotningen! ga, be faar en- Seboel
ira gn9Ianberne, ipurenoe til Den bal
be 9arbi at Otierne. Oa ben SebbeI
ifal inbleies efter Srigen at 3rdn3s
paals mberenbe Re9eringl
De DANTE / Sobannesborg, Der Dug
6lebne oerneoe, og Iom tiolieere boboe
opret oelbabenbe W9nb, bar nu fun
Itanoig til aotterne og modtte bog
Itaoelig tigge fig i9ennein.
s Sobannesborg fanbtes tioligere
aoItiaige banIte 2trtitler. 3uborg 81
pao 6elfaiter til A SIR. 80 Gre, 4alz
borg qtpdDit 5 &r,, q6ilip 6epmofns
Smer - bet tolteoe tioliaere 2 &r.
25 Gre punbet, men be iibite ii puno.
Der families, loI9tes til 10 Str. punost.
ca lad par bet enbba en- Spefulations~
f%orretning. vi 3~orbenfjolbs 5GnOs
titter fl mar for IL 2@ffer for 40
Ore. pa jeg log. fra Sobannesb9r9,
fe6te jeg en- Ioaoon 2@lte 3RnbIifle-.
men ben toftebe 3 Sitting (3 Martl.
Der par inqen oernebe, bet M laanie
ell 5Gnoifit uD.
Der CT mango engelIte Oficerer, Der
tog bjem. De 'par leoe og teoe at bet
belle. 30 tunabiits friOiaige ertlGreoc
MIC, at 6oorlebes bet enb gif. man #
Dem olorig mere til arie mob gOerne.
Wan lpurgte mig, boorfor De 0drs
fe par qaaebe meb 8oerne. De andre
fremmebe aorps breo be fig lite ON,
men bet I%fanoinoOilte aorps bapbe
BAIT oeres geunDrin9.
8ibligere bleb en- 0anf itrats dnIut
paa en- engelft 5abrit | Spbafritd, oct
fnber life Steb mere.
SbcrboDebet: Der er intet for os
DANTE mere at gre | Spoofrild.
S%ronspaal er sbelagt for en- l9ngere
Qdrr6fte, % / Gaptolonien bill man
npppe forelebi9 onta9e nogen fom bclIt
Oanf."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

giaal ep s,ne bcnpsnoet ii8 Il. 1olt. bet
operigta i Sinoe;. ertta ioi CT .sbe bos ben
eaer lol al iea Splrepmqe ON BET auertes
febe. bsoes be Glib omlale a; be iao
Qpertisleinentet / bette Sioo Get ptl pEIe
Ill %ssniioi9 gtpite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

v,o pbre WfbIsr. ba BE- itfs Tan hea Sp9ponis
80 1ote. Nniorrb er en- Blobs eutr 6ontltulions'
Gnobom. % ior at telbrepe ben. mao De tG9e Dteels
sInsr luo, Hal. = Catarrh Cure taess tnp 90 plrl,lt
tirs.i. paa 9lobct % Slimblnestnt, halls ssiaIri
s'rsois gsfeIfrepes OF on al be beoite 1 eyer bert eans
Ssi' "a sr Il reahInri prgemibbL. z Fl er iommtiiaii
eiBs Btbie GlrrfenloisI, man fteuts q, ofsnsi tas9 y
fstne Bloprsusnin mass Ili Ter, tgs rttr pirfiie Peg
cI3rhinsggrs- qeft fnlbtgmue Sammeul0irtne eI
(, ~ ttnorens - ~ BEL. osr beoir fr lae ietbauitnos
es.,u,fotse r6f f~brrssfieu al @atcrrb. Stt.o siHu
iiipnssbsfb. y. s. GDenep o. Co., VISTA
c5afaes az gpof8el sre- NriS T6c.
DE- Pan.ly tl.g CO " bsolls.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

9ibtftratt 8ebigele E.
Berlin, 4pril /. - CT. petersborgr
aorreIponbentsn til ygerliners 9ocol.
qu8eiqer" mebOeIer, al en- unoeris.
gelIe at ben ejierligzrusiiite Rege-
rings gsger bar s~oOt9jort, at Der
2(orene 1893-98 er itet 8eiDigeliel
til ct 8elgb at "A WliGioner Ru6ler.
0et er be gamle 8eItploninqer moi
6inansminiIter De Witte. Der but
Ter op igen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

4ttentdt. 9onbon, 4prit 1. -
Gn Meobelelie fra aieT til 0onOon
Morninq 9ea0er goar uo pad, ri
G3aren far baret 9enitano for ct 2tt=
tsntat fra en- at fine GmbeOsmGno5
Si0e.
Def imoO G5aren aFpreoe GfuO for
fejleoe bag fit Maal, boorefter MIorz
oeren bre6te fig ielp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

5 DAG. 0nsOas D. 3. qpriI er Der
fort apre 6jemme / 8anmart. Der
foretages nsmlig 8a(s til 5oltetinget.
gettageligt not, at ct Iaooant galg,
Der letter iaa mango Sinb / oaarlig
OpbioIelis. ltal f%oretages / ben iti0e
Lac.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

qaa 8runo at ben itias lge" og
paaIiebsui9oagene uogadr Der lite
noQet gsr0a9snummer at nDunites
ren" inbep1renbe uge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

8ntteriet. Sap @ulotpit, en-.
gelif 8effafritd, Qpril 2. = 9eOerne
bet ms ubbrubts Soloatermptteri Ell
blepne ifuDte efter ari9srettens Orore
% ale De / Wptteriet inbpiflebe SoIs
batter er fenbt oper til Zen Sbebro
40 It'll fra Sierra 2eone.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

@bropa og Qguinolbo.
Maorio. 4pril l. - Presien Der itod.
meQet oelt operfor Q9uindloo. De
fleite amer BAN for en- 5orraOer mob
Spanien og er Oerfor bel fornejeoe
neb bans paugribelIe. Men Slip
pinoernes Organ e~rtl2rer. at OpItar
Den ingenlunoe er forbi meb benne
9e9ibenbeo. 4meritanerne pil albrig
faa gerne / Sic, tiger De.
5ranffmanOene berimob amer Ops
itanoen for brubt, og De ipetulerer pua
at faa 6anoelsinOfpOelie Der, i'm
ben gnQlanoerne tommer o9 tager De
6eOite Stiuinger."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
ut lutbcrif SGaesmooe.

6ono. ibeol. I'll. 60 3b. J%srpenlen
Ftioer / gyerljn1iis 5lo no bl. a.:
5or ire gar liosn, / 4u9ua 1898,
bltp Der = M BET / iirtelige arsoie
Dil minbss oibJlo' I tort lutbeift
6oaesm soe / YrunsDie. Spitlano. Ter
bnuOe iioli9ere rGret aibolot ooitili9e
lutberiie 0onisrsncsr / 3Ditlano, men
bso benne 9ejli9beo uo9it Der Tor fsrite
Sang Snobpoelic til R0rom ON at Osl-
iase. ian tioi9 meo a TO oonite og TO
iuenfte OIL ts Weno iii S9oe | 9On-
fer nc rnes geftprel E.
Wstet / 9runsDiI - oct nienOs /
Rait,n at be III berthe Gonfersncer -
bltb oo o Ia btig ia ct Buiin Ianit
Yroiesio sr, prGit I o9 3dnoioater.
Bran mgbte naiurliQbis NIB IN big
Gelnnffllqbeo, fremialot Cd be natioa
male Wooid tnin9er, men ale De bal tie
Ssltdge G bar bso Msoets Slutnin9
eni9e ON, at Den fGllss luibelit e getens
belle baDoe bit fig m et ltarit Og
pa [ oeliot Yinoel b melem ale be
Dflere, 4meriidrere, Soerf lie "a 3ons
fte. iom bapoe inofunost li8.
Ru inobnoer aonfere cen luihe ite
YrGiter oa aeQmono fra ale aanoc,
bDor 2uiber nsrne linoes. I'll ct MT
" eoe / September Dtoan , | aar. 90
ottte npe Wsoe ast,s nfbolot 9uuo.
SrertlQ, o%ltiaa paa ltauoiraoiif @runO.
Sc 9emnsr, iom aonferene,n oater
at %b1banole. tr enonu lie belt ht ltemie.
5%glgeaoe ian Dog o%llere.e MI op4ioes:
1et tirtelige embebe og bel tTiitne
9noipios Yligt til at afl09 e giOnes-
bpro ON IN 3ro", Zen ~iilta9enoe res
ligisis 81 eepl'igbso % ai,tens Stil-
lima BERTH, q en- oogli9e Spnosfors
I%aoeIis" % ~SDao Ian men gere Tor
beore emo bioiii al birtsiiags { ben lis
ibftiie aittes enteo2" 6ner giotion
taller lit s9et SprOg. men Der bill eiter
6orIbtenoe | GOruejeu blioe uooeIt
iorte GDe, lieter OOer ) reora9enss 500
bstpnntter.
q sn~feencens prGlieent or @rep
y btbun I a 9resosn. o9 De to oanite
Meolemmer Of y iinr' lien er prOIesfor.
Or. ib of. Is. 0enrit Sha ling rg
Dompt of, lie. tbsol. VI. .. pOulien
| RUstiloe.
Set er os betenot, of flere al be til
I'm fortneDe onnite cd slutb. 2itle /
Qnerlta" he enoe prot r az er at
oalte 59orelnnoei | ben fommenoe
CONNER. Get ioretommer os oa, at
Dor a,ife burbe benptte ben aunitl9e
Q,ilis beo til peo en- at be blsmrelienDe
at abe h9 repr9isntere 0eo bite feilte
lufha lie qlesm ODE pna noroiit Brunc.
Qaloei af Ell iaaoan 3eproientont
iunfe not blibe uoisrt Deo bet %tiIliuns
b,nte aarsmsbs; o9 8epreieniatiOnen
rlloe lite blipe ret betofeliq, oa fun
Relien fra 8anmort Ill Guno bebeDes
be Of BE-, ales. geotommenne buroe
iaa tilpllqies til | bort oifieiells Ylao
ct sipe eli 8sretnins ~ Dleoet.
gEft."s Rso.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
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Z ben i.alfe Roloul pun , 90" Vone
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

Sper 500 DANTE bar ta9et gcno Den
ne aolonl, uopal9t al Rnteiom'unrG'
Romite, o9 al oisie bar nuel,oe 400 br'
lat fig Der. @nonu baues Der 9or'
Qano mar Slationer.
Der tiltr9naes oarlte 6orre' 1inqs'
mqnb / 9pen Bombtus / Ssttl zen -.
Den lite c9 8oIe 8nsooq bo'
Waaneb ielees paa De fleiie c tom
biai9e Returbiaetter til qonoief ellie
be ton faas fra minneapolis II ,onre
ueo at bensenoe fig til 500" Dd"e'f
9anbtontor.
Qioeleoes hopes Yrerieldno / Diinn,
lotu oe 0otota, o9 biniat Stoulonl
/ @isconin o9 Wii6l9an pon 500
sS~ernbanen. Qape Sernbanepriin
Grin efter 9anbtort 70 luuprertor 'to
tlarin9er til
d. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 500" Ry
MinneanC1is. Minr