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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
Chicago Advicen.

To White & White
CHICAGO, April 27-Wheat: May
closed at 74%@74hc, yesterdays close
7Sc. Liverpool was half cent higher
Antwerp unchanged. The market is
active and strong throughout, induced
by foreign cables and further reports of
damage to wheat in the southwest
The general situation in wheat at the
close OF the week is about as follows:
Foreign markets have ruled strong
with an advancing tendency. The con-
tinent has been large buyer of cargoes
Off coast, induced probably by the Ger
man outlook, the small Argentine
movement and dry weather in Califor-
MIA. There have been more or less
rumors from the southwest of the de-
veiopment of unfavorable conditions in
the growing wheat crop. These ru-
mors have heretofore been indefinite
and more in the nature of expression
Of fears than actual reports of facts
To-day, however, there are quite a
number of detailed reports from diff
ferent sections of Kansas showing the
existence of the Hessan fly egg in the
wheat stalk. So far these reports cover
only small and scattered sections.
These are sufficient, however. to con-
centrate the attention of speculation
upon the further possibilities. 1t is
generally known that during last fall
Hessian fly was working over almost
the entire winter wheat territory. En-
cept from the sections above mention
ed, reports of conditions so. far are
mdeh better than the average Rain
is still needed in California, but our
advlces are that if it comes soon
material damage will be averted. Ex-
ports for the week were 1920. 900. The
worlds shipments are expected to be
about 100000. and decrease on pass
age is looked for. The visible supply
is expected to decrease about a million
and q half
Corn-May 4s1sc: July 457sc. The
tone OF the market was steady. Gen
efal speculative interest has dropped
out to considerable extent during the
week, The country offerings are in
cFeas4ng and the demand while it
shows some slight improvement, is still
unsatisfactory. While the spring is
iate' weather is favorak lie for planting
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, April 27.-Close: Wheat,
April 741sc; May 74ss@741ac; July TAN
@747sc.
Corn-April 477sc; May 4S1sc; July
457sc
oats-April 26B@27c; May $3.50
&c; July 26Ac.
Pork-April s14.50; May $3.50; July
$1467R.
Lard-April 1925; May $S15; July
$S05@SO7k; September sS.O5.
Ribs-April $S.22Ha; May sS22h:
July s7.65@767k; September $792k.
Flax-Cash N. w. $1.64; No. l, $l.64;
September s1.26@127.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
Americau Linseed.

New York Tribune.
officers of the American Linseed Com
pany say that they can give no reason
for the rise in the stock and that they
do not know who the buyers are. 1t is
said that there is nothing new in the
value OF the stock at this time, while
the bond issue precludes the payment
of preferred dividends for probably Ave
years. 1t is possible that the bonds
will be paid off before that time, and
dividends be resumed. The company
is doing satisfactory business
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
BRIDGEPORT.
Daily Events From the Town Across
the Way.
SMALLPOX,

People living in the townships north
and west of Bridgeport are alarmed over
the smallpox situation, and especially
those adjoining Wheeling township,
where there are a number of cases. /,
seems that the disease has spread ol er
the county and that little precaution was
taken by the authorities until the dis
ease reached an alarming stage. One
Of the causes is that the physicians have
diagnosed the case as chicken pox. Inc
disease has reached the stage where
more care must be taken if they expect
to stamp it out. State secretary Of the
board OF health. Or. Probst. has writ
ten to the township authorities to quar-
antine all cases and haveall vaccinated
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28

VIZ '"'er II rom tafsobn county
Special to the Register
PARK EASBU nc, W. Va. April IL
The South Penn No. on the Camden
farm, near White fine. in Calhoun
county. has been dBified through to the
Big injun and is dry As soon as fuel
can be obtained It will be drilled on
down TO deeper sAnd.
The I1owther On Co.'S No. 2 on the
Richards farm, will probably have TO
be abandoned. Two strings OF tools
are stuck IN the, we'll and they have
been unable>to 5riIl around them. Their
first well had 30 be abandoned on &C
count OF crooked hole
The well OF the Depue farm is ex-
peeted in within a week or ten DAYS.
Godfrey IL Cabot. owner OF the car
bon factoFysl has located his numbers 2
and 3 on Ire Matthews farm on Leaf
Bank. and the rigs for them are being
built As soon as possible drilling will
commence
The Surh Penn Oil Co.'S well on the
Capt Bennett farm on the left fork OF
Steer creek. was dry at 2.750 feet.
The South Penn's well on the head
waters If Steer creek las a small show
ing of oil in the salt sand and will be
drilledfto the deeper sands.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
A ChiId. CIothe. Afre.

Yesterday a boy fired some weeds in
a vacant lot near the B. & O. depot. The
five-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph hence was playing by the fire
and venturing too close, her clothing
became ignited. She ran to her home,
where her mother and a neighbor put
out the blaze. The child was not seri-
ously injured, but Mrs. Nence's hands
were badly burned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
No Action Taken.

At the last meeting Of Council that
body rescinded its action regarding
money to be given by the pike commits
sioners toward paving West Hanover
street, and since that time the pike COM
mlssioners have taken no action, and it
is not known what they will do in the
matter. This street needs paving. 1t is
also thought they will ask the contrac-
tor to complete the paving on First
street. The part that was paved last
fall has stood the winter and floods
well.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
OIL on the Water.

The usually quiet village of Loudens-
vile, out the B. & O., was thrown into
great excitement Thursday evening by
the report that spring on the farm of
DIR. McCracken was flowing oil. -
two-inch pipe line from the Rogerson
oil field crosses near the spring, and the
theory advanced is that the pipe was
broken by ship and the escaping oil
penetrated the ground to the water vein.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
Engines Collide.

Yesterday engines Nos. 20 and IS came
together in the c.. l.. & ~ yaras. The
engineers discovered that both were on
the same track but not soon enough.
Beth reversed their engines and the
clash was not severe, although both
engines will haze to be sent to the
shops for repairs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
Colorado Fuel.

Mail and Express
Colorado Fuel common touched the
highest price on record on accumulation
of stock by the rival interests, WIN a
view to securing control. The Gates
faction claims that it now holds enough
to enable it to name the board at lie
next annual meeting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
Aetna-Sta dard.

The Aetna-Standard, operated by the
American Sheet Steel Company, has
completed one of their new mills and
expect to have the other three ready for
operation in a short time. When fin
ished this plant will have twenty-five
mills and will be one of the largest
sheet mills in the United States.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
Inspection of Roads.

The township trustees went over the
roads in the northern part of Pease
township to see the damage by slips,
but We're agreeably surprised to find it
less than expected. Parts of roads in
bad condition will be repaired at once
The roads of Belmont are the greatest
expense to the county, and in the last
few years there has been much i'm
provement.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
BusrNEJs OPPORTUNITIES.

MAN with = 000 20 manage distributing
depot for or Paint Products Salary ST.
300 Adore ! CONSOLIDATED PAINT &
OIL CO, indianapolis, Ind. ap2Sdq
AN EST gBLISHED $3.50 o00 Illinois Cor
poration- Imposed of men rated ave mill
ion dollat desires negotiations and inter
views With men competent TO fulnll a
managefal position handling office and
fnance. Cash investment 81 600 Ia 81 500
absolutely necessary. Salary $50 per
month and 2GFs commission Address
AUDITORS DEPT, 5n-25 Manhattan
Bldg. Chicago. mchsldt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
Amalaamated Copper.

Mail and Express.
Insiders took most of the Amalgamat-
ed stock that was dropped by traders
on the early break, caused by the new
suit, anu they expressed entire conf
dence that the Boston and Montana and
Butte and Boston deals win go through
all right. ,ney claim that if it lad not
been for these deals Amalgamated stock
might not have sold SO high, and the
Directing stakeholder has been bene-
flied.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City of Mills
and Factories.


Work on the Laughlin sheet mill will
be pushed rapidly if the weather is ia
vorable. The contractors expect to
commence on the patchwork this week
The recent high water showed that this
plant will not be damaged by As feet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
How Business Has Grown.

Mail and Express.
Those who remember lac amount of
business done when the exchange was
first occupied contrasted the condition
then with the lively scenes to-day. The
total transactions in the oil. days was
seldom over 100, 600 shares a day. Lit
tie is thought now of dealings aggre-
eating SOC, 600 shares, while 1000 900
share days have been all the go the past
two weeks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
THE MARKET SITUATION.


United States Steel Common Sold
in Boston at 40, and Preferred Mt
81, With Large Transactiens-The
New York Bank Statement Was
Favorable. and Another Big bull
Market il Looked for Tomorrow.
miscellaneous Financial News and
( Gossip.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-To-day'
statement of the treasury balances in
the general fund. exclusive of the $780,
100000 gold reserve in the division oil
redemption, shows:
Available cash balance, s166, 161, $50:
gold, $S5.36,4 s3.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
on drtatiop.

OIL CITY. Pa .pbril 27.--Credit balances
SLIT; certificates 10 bid. Shipments. 81 :
80 bbls; average 70, 1876 bills. Runs 97.056
hbls: average, ST. bhls.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
NEW YORK April 27.-As was an

NEW YORK April N.-As was an
nounced In the Register of this morn
ing, there was no market to-day for
stocks, but reports from all sources,
including consideration of the favor
able bank statement, makes it certain
that there will be another big bull mar
ket on Monday. London advices were
that the market there was very strong
for Americans, with the expectation Of
O. further advance during the coming
week On the Boston and Chicago and
Philadelphia exchanges United States
steel sold freely at good prices, tie
common reaching 40 and preferred 81.
The bank statement, given below, was a
very favorable one, and the bulls are
rejoiced. The bears are stil up in the
trees. The bank statement reads:
Reserve. increase ,SSi, BIB
Loans increase ...................... Z,3fi,bu
Specie increase ...-................. l,4to,UW
LeSalS, increase ..................... I.10, fU
Deposits, increase ................... S,bS9, 800
Circulation, increase ............... 1890
This statement is about what was ex
pected, and full advantage will be taken
OF ii tomorrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28

Prof. Sheff's glasses are sure relief
for weak eyes and nervous headaches.
Consultation free, at corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
Ladies' Dresses and Waists done up
nicely at Montiegal's, 81 Eleventh st.
Tailor-made Suits.
NAGLE, 1913 Main.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
LIVE STOCK.

| Following are the quotations furnished
! by the Union Stock Yards:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
The Clearing House.

WHEELING, w. ", April q.
Manager Alex Mitchell, OF the Wheel
ing Clearing House, yesterday reported as
follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28

Sweet, pure. clean, Wheeling Bakery
Bread. Largtf loaf sold for sc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28

Sweet, pure, clean. Wheeling Baker,
Bread. Largest loaf sold for sc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28

Special to the Register
CA4Iz, O.. April 27.-In the BoNers
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
STOCKS AND BONDS.
FTNANCIAL.
SIX MONTHS FREE.

A paper devoted to tho interests Of those
desiring 70 purchase high-grade Gold snd
Copper Mining Stock We will send xix
mo. free. NORTH AMERICAN MfSER.
Write at once Mention No. 90 50 as 30
obtain special number containing article
on the greatest copper mining district on
the American Continent II not the world.
WHEELER & CO., Bankers a. brokers',
81 broadway. New York fify.
FapFge&db
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04
MloaJn3f@rmi5iiOnc II.

Wlisiionsfetretar 0a6le / 4orge
bolot forleoen Ct 5oreorag / Stapanz
ger om Den oDerorbentlige religieie
gsDpgelie. Der er opitaaet pdd ben
norite Wtisiionsmart paa Maoagass
tar / ben ienere lib. Religiss Bat
telie er 10 life noget mt oerube, -
mango 3uiinoe 6eoninger er 10 / t
iensre 4ar pate o9 fsrte til ariitenz
oommens GrfenoeIIe. Def me oto
ben geO2gelfe, ION 0able ffilbreoe.
Ell bette, at ben l~eoiages at forunberz
ltge legemlige 6elbreoeGer.
De innlige Reoltaber til oenne Bat
telies uobreoelie, og iom tiaige uofe=
rer 9elbreoelier Oso Bon og 6aanbs
pdal99gelier, er inbfsbte ariitne. 0et
beg0npte meo, al De inofebte &riitne
tom iammen til gsnnemgoer, og Sen
itanben for oeres gsnner par aloelss
life legemlig 6elbreOelie, men 9roit
I Seiu Rapn til ct mere belt og ianbt
&riitenlib.
Smiolertio tom Der en- i~tatfels ip.=
oalit Mano ben til be fromme WGno.
Iom lebeoe oisie Meoer og p~aaldgoe
Dem at bebanole BAN efter 4noisninz
gen / 5atobs 8reD. De nglsoe: bapoe
be fact Sab fra Oben til bette, bapoe
be 3ro til bet2 Operoejelierne enote
men, at De bao for % meo Den ipge.
Og Te! 5an bleD 6elbreoet.
g}en lite bare benne ipeoalite. -
9linbe bar faaet tit Spn tilbage.
Wangs Stags SpgoOmme er betbres
reoe. ut 5elbrebelferne er oirfelige,
bar Eager tonitateret. ODeralt
piite bet fig, at 6sI6rebslIsn bar az
bangig at ben ipges 5ro. Site / aae
3ilf9lbe blep 5elbreoelfen fuloitGns
big; tOiplenoe og iOagtroenbe tunbe
fun marfe en- georing / oeres 8efins
oenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04
SeresiorO,, 9. 7.

Dor 9anter, 9eo. S6aeBel, bar
folgt I'm 9antforrstning o9 belle ben
Blot Iom tilberte BAN. til St. >. Ofz
itao % hans 10 Senner, >. og an
brep 9fItao. 3. OfItab pil opertage
gantforretnineen Der. og anoreip pit
berefter obertage en- 9ant / QIceiter.
= 6unoitrpm &c 60. bar tsbt 6itp
6Otel At @ritfen. og agter At iette bet
/ Stono til oeres Itors 6%orretning.
De bill fIptte ino / oeres npe BUTT inus
reit muligt.
- Rogle at G6r. SEMEN og 6uitrus
mango 9enner o~berraTteoe Dem / oer.s
6iem ben 22be 4pril ON Gftermioolz
gen, og tilbragte en- bebagelig Stuno
meo bperanore. 4nlebningen pur 3
qursoagen for SEMEN og 9uitrus
grnaup.
- Bertha RdsmusIen, 0atter AZ
Sens Rasrusien, iom bor Iiot ibo
for 8eresforo. oebe ben Il. 4pril /
ct. 2ouis. Do. SUN reiite fra Be
%resforo tiaige meo fin Mooer % Bro
Der for 2 Mar iioen. 6enoes 5aoer
Softer, Mrs. Duncan. ION fremoe-
les er Der, feler opbt Sorgen oper bsn=
oes tiolige gortgang.
- gnoelig blep apinbeforeningen
i9roig meo at pnnte ben oanite airte.
U}en MI er ben ogioa imut.
De unge Iubitriberer til en- alotte.
Def Ter Iaa piot loDenoe uo.
Gioite 3Orsoag Gfterm. at
6olotes apinoemsoe bos U{rs. uIorit
Qarfen. Wange bapos gipet Meos. 70
SUBS Orb LOB til os. Raite Weot
af6oloes bos Mrs. 9auriB Senien.
2tae ere i~nobuone.
- 5er6srt gropn bar tebt 5ielse
Reitaurant. og iii 6erefter beipiie ae
bungrige. 6an pil ogIaa, i en- nrr
5remtio. baoe i'm 0pn f9roig. % iGl=
&c 9rso ira i'm 9agerOpn bier Dag
til aae, ION gniter.
- Wrs. Stine RasmusIen er BIZ
pen gift meo en- int 5armer, iom 5or
/ Rarbeoen at Srene.
6enbes Widno, 3dsmus Rasmusier
oaoe for ct 4arstio iiOen al Sraft /.
,Hupen.
- qaitor 4ielien rsiite til praite
mecet ! Sieur Sin 9irsoag.
- Der oil bliDe afbolot 9onfrmas
tion Der | Den oanite airts ben p
Ufai.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04
Sewea,Sa.

Onsoaaen ben II. @pril bleD Wlr.
2nton Rasmusfen og Wttfs 9irgitte
Rasmu8fen Ggte0ieos al 9dft0r So6n>
Zen / gruoens GgIters 9jem, Wrs.
grtt 6en%ningIen. gi bringe be nps
Cite bor 6iertelige 2ptpnitning.
5snbagen ben q, baOie ri
8eieg at qaItor a~irtegaarb, ban pro-
tife0e for os 6aaOe 5ormiDoag og III
ten. Mlanodg often bolot ban ct
Iaroeles go0t Goreorag oDer 4ut6ers
qio. Gfter mebet famleoes en- 81
/ gaItor So6nlens 9jem. bDor hi til
6ragte en- bDggslig Stuno fammeh,
meo Gamtale eg Sung til ober Wlios
nat. @i tiger paitor &irtegaarb 9at
for gefeget.
mrs. s6omas 9sterIen ligger
for 9i6en megst ipgi men Oi bdaber,
at bun mart mao blioe raft igen.
Scr. peter Olien Dil / oenre
CONNER faa ct tort og imuft 9fs
bDgget. Scr. g. peterien BIZ ligeleoes
faa en- M 8olig / CONNER, 4rbejoet
saa ben er alereoe I fulo Sang.
Den 25be 6olot apinOeforenils
gen Mlgoe Dos Mrs. @briftOferien.
glGIte W1ebe bill bliOs afbolot pos Wir5.
G6r. &nuoien ben 30. Wdj.
Mr. 5ans Nislfens 9uitru 9or
IS ueer b9ret inblagt pda ct 9oipital
tDes Moines, bpOr bun maatte unoers
faIte fig en- Operation. 5un er III
tommsu biem igen og er Stano til al
oare Oppe og sua liot omtring I Fl
GUS.
paa 5rebug refer pditor Sobn'
Esu til Robal for at prebite pdd Spnt
BAG, efter Snbbpoelie fra Wenigbsosr
aerfteos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

ubfalbet at 8ampen dngaaenoe
Sfqnteituernes 8ortfjernelie fra go1
6ippi, Tom ri meobelte ON for no9en
5ib foen, bleb, at QfboIospartist
Oanbt Seiren, me6 oper loo Stemmers
Maioritet, Taa fra /. Sui 1901 bar
pi inqen Sf9nteituer mere. oa | 5pert
Sab lite a~abenlDit. mango mensr
riqtiQnof, at bet oil blipe perre meo
8ritteriet, mar fprit Sfanteituerne
tommsr bort - ri faar at ie.
- qalmeisnoag bapOe ri Sonfr=
ration Ter / Bon Sippi oeo 9pilten
Qsilia6eo 9 un9e oflagoe bet beli9e
8aabsIeft.. 5amme Dag bleO Sess
zen Senfens 9atter pg Qaitor 9liens
Spnj opbte; gigen fit / 9aaben Raos
nere G6ba qouiie og 0rengen Soz
mgel Ridarot, bet par en tor Dag.
Gerren forunoe os mango al ben
6lags 9dge.
- Gsnbag efter 9aaIte baboe Ri en-
lignenOe 6eitio ! Sarepiae, boor 4
unge afagoe ben gobe 8etenoeIie fcr
NANCE 8ioner; en- at BEN, SObanne
g9ielTen, @nfe garoline Rieliens 9atz
ter, blep Despprre faa 8age efter ipg
at Starlagensfeber. og tan idaleoas
life oeltage I Den forite 4lter9ana
Iammen meo be andre &onFrmanoer.
- Sulius Rielfen meo 5amilie bar
uomelot fg at Sareoine Meni8bso,
grunoet paa. at De er flpttet til 8uaz
paca, bpor De pil ta9e fat 0pboIo.
9i gnfsr Dem til 6arpel SUBS 4aooe
% @~elTignelIe / beres npe 0mgipelisr.
mrs. Qnoers Senfen og Mrs.
Sofus 4ielfen bar / iiOIte uge bait
9efgg at oeres 9tober fra Reenab.
- @ae be Ipge Der / Bon Sippi er
meget beore unDtagen Cars Deter So
renfen, BET innes iom ON BET gaor
neo ab 8atfe meO ham for 9uer Dag.
- SITTER 5~orlpoenoe penter hrs.
garl 6briftenien en- Seiterien berpp
fra @bicugo.
= Stibsfarten paa qonganfsen
dabneOes ben %. Qpril, faa M bar ii
baglig 6orbinoelie meo Oi6tofb, ioct
Dampbaaoen Forlaber 3uitin ST. g
cm Morgenen og tOmmer tilbage ST.
8 often.
- s.. 5. Bruno Batter. Mrs. San
fen, fra 0fbtoi6 er ! 9eieg 9os fife
5or9lore / Denne Tin.
= Sioite Rat goelagOe en- Sloe=
branb port G%ountpipoe NautOmu,
belle 5orretningsitrege neObranbte %
89roier til fere 3uiinoe Dollars git
op / 2uer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04
Sporleoes er oetfet

III nrbuSer ct bnubr,bs Dollars sflsHnIno for %
spert III albe Of Raiarrb, ber tfft tan ~blbreees Va
Halls Catarrb Cure
Il. &. Gbtdsp & Go, gisre, qol,eo.D
81 uroerieanebe Dor tieubt Z. Z. sbenfp ! be tohe II
gar Ga tror, ran er nloeies h0eerlts I aue horltlHtnas
lransaf Toner Ga fHorhglt I Stanb NJ OF opiplos enbue
1orpliafsfie, bsres Tirma hnr paoiaeet ~.
Set Eruat. 95oleials E~ruseifs, Hotsoo.I
Baibtna, Rtnnau Il Warufn, 9aholdah
g~russihs, 9olsbo. G
aaII,s Cafarrh Cure tnoss iuhp'nbis og pir's
sir,ft, pon Blocet ~ z piienets Siimbtnbtl. prif
&c " 6laif. SoIses al aas Gpotbetsre- 9touts
sgro i-ii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-04

agbenbabn. - ) 9sbenhabu
CT Der / 4aret 1900 msnitret 24.025
Runo til 3073 Sfibe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Streite er
enot peo Smsoetommenbeo fra begge
Siber.
- Yaa 9eIterbro er Der / be ienere
2lar anlagt en- N9ngoe npe @ooer. %
ben enc imutte gpgnin9 opfsres peo
Sioen At ben anoen.
- Chit uosn for 9nngbp luber Or.
9iIbelm Waar fra asbenbapn for Ii,
ben opfsrs et tiosiOarenbe Sanatoris
UNI for grpitipge.
6oIfetingsman Gbriitens
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Or. 6briitenien ubelutteuoe itGnte Den
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5bne.
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Il minore 9ontor / @ptsborg.
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ling en- tore o9 peroifulbe gulleisr.
lom ere blepnc opoaoebe paa Rorbtpi
en- al 3sluno, / Rarbeoen al Qous
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