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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
FOREsTERs' BALL.

Next Wednesday evening, January 10th,
the eleventh annual ball of Court Fal-
mouth, No. %, Foresters of America,
will take place In City hall. Arrange
ments are now completed and the COM
mittse predict that It VIII be the most
successful ball evsr given by the Court.
That tbs members are taking more
active interest in proceedings OF the Court
is shown by the large membership pres
snt at each nesting, especially on initia-
ton night. 1he members are justly
proud OF their degree team, which Is
without doubt the most efficient OF any
team in the State. Last meeting they In
itiated 50 new members and two weeks
ago went 20 westbrook and performed the
ceremony of Initiation upon six oandi-
dates in the hall OF Court City Of West
brook, before large audience. The next
initiation will take place Thursday even
ing, February 9TH. About thirty candi-
dates are waiting for the event.
Tickets for the ball can be obtained Of
the committee or Of MIR. j. 4. Mccarthy,
253 Middle street, ticket agent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
FOLEY WAS KILLED..


BY the breaking OF coal stage at . 30
o'clock Saturday morning, Morgan j..
Folsy, 81 years old. land Thomas Muikern,
aged 81. were precipltated 30 feet into the
mold OF the Thomson line steamship Bel
Iona. Foley died on the way to the hos
pital and Mulkern Is at the Maine 9sn-
eral suffering from severe injuries.
The crew OF Trefethen 81 DuRan. steve
dores. to which these men belonged. were
discharging coal from this ship which
reached here Friday. The work was
nearly conn leted when the accident hap
pened. A staging supported By two big
uprights ran out over the hold Of the
ship. The rise and fall OF the ship be-
cause OF the heavy undertow, put great
strain on the pianks bstween these up
rights on which the staging rested. When,
without warning, these pianks broke,
the staging fell to the deck OF the ship
and precipitated Foley, who was stage
man and handled the buckets as they
came MP, distance OF 80 feet into the
hold. Mulkern was further from the
end OF the stage when It fell, but he could
not save himself and went head first into
the hold after Foley, the loaded wheel
barrows tumbling after both men into the
hold.
Foley had several broken ribs. tract
ursd thigh,a punoture through the lungs,
bruises all over his head and body and
Internal injuries.
He died In the ambulance on the way
to the hospital. de was married, lived
at pa Fore street, and had several chill
dren.
Mulkern has several broken ribs and
some internal injuries, besides broken
hip. He Is also mar ried and lives at 10
Deer street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
MELVLLE g. DRAM.

Mr. Melville G. Cram OF Peabody,
Mass, who for many years was resi-
dent OF Morrilis Corner. dieu at Pea
body, January 9th. His death was the
result Of shock with which he was
stricken some three weeks previous, when
returning home from work. mir. Cram s
wife died in October, scarcely three
months ago, after long sickness.
Mr.. Grams funeral was held at Pea
body on Wednesday last and was attend
ed by his brother. Orlando b. Cram, and
SON George Nj. Cram OF MorrilIs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
MORE ABOUT HAVING.
Not So bad as It Was, says snperinten-
dent Mills

West Point, N. Y. January 14.-Col
W. l.. Mills, superintendent of the Unit
ed states military academy az West
Point occupied the witness stand during
the morning and afternoon session OF the
Congressional investigating COMMITTEES,
with the exception of few minutes dur
ing which Horace Q. Booz testified that
the evidence given by him before the
military court on December % was cor
realty reported on the record
Col. Mills occupied the attention OF the
committee at the night session.
The committee will resume Its investi
CATION on Monday morning and win hol.
three sessions daily during the greater
part Of next week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
GEORGE GooDwIN's PROPERTY

Biddeford, January ls.-The settle
ment OF the estate of George W. Good
win. who was murdered in West New
field last spring, as was his adopted son
Scott Goodwin, has given rise to a mum
her of stories about the necessity OF {
confession from the murderer, Champion
to determine who are the legal heirs t
ths Goodwin property.
1t was learned this week that the broth
er and sisters OF George Goodwin had re
tained Fred j. Allen, Esq, OF Sanford
to look after their interest in the case.
Mr. Allen states that as Scott Good
win died without issue before he rsaohet
his majority the property reverts to th'
brothers and sisters OF George NJ. Good
win, no matter who died first.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
A vALuEn FRIEND Losr.

Boston. January 1s.-Erving Winalow,
secretary OF the New England Anti-Im-
perialist league. has issued the following
minute:
by the death of the Hon. James w.
Bradbury, vics president for Maine, the
New England Anti-Imperiaiist league
has lost valued friend and counsellor
In whose opposition to the necessary and
cruel war in the philippines and to the
colonial policy were manifested the ardor
OF youth and wisdom OF age.
'sThe executive committee of the
league offers it's sincere coincidence to
his bereRved family and fellow citizens. -
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The m others Favorite.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
mothers fayorite It Is pleasant and
safe for children to take and always
cures. 1t Is intended especially for
coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough, aid is the best medicine made for
these diseases. There is not the least
danger 10 giving 1t to children for it con-
tains no opium or other injurious drug
and may be given as confidently to a
babe as to an adult For sale by Hesel-
tine, 1857 Congress st. Stevens. 107 Port
land ST.. Goold, Congress Square; X. S.
Raymond, Cumberland Mills.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
COAL DEALERS AT RIvEKToN.

The Portland Coal Dealers associa-
tion with their wives and a number OF
invited guests. IN all party OF about
sixty. went TO kIyerton park casino Sat
urday evening for their annual winter s
outing. The party was conveyed TO ths
park in special cars. On arrival at the
park the party partook of tine banquet
as prepared by Manager ID. b, Smith.
After the banquet the party enjoyed the
remainder of the evening until late
hour in dancing and whist playing and
In general sooihbility. The arrangements
for the event were in charge OF Messrs.
William N. Taylor, Petsr 5. Nickerson
and Samuel J. Knowles.
The party returned to the city at a late
hour well pleased with their evenings
outing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
MAY ArTEMpT no BREAK WILL

The Blddeforr Journal publishes a
story to the effect that an attempt will
be made to break the Will OF the late ex-
Senator Bradbury.
The grounds on which the reported at
tempt at breaking tho Will will be made
is that undue influence was used In
drawing up the last willard that at the
time the will was made Mr.. Bradbury
was ros in full mental vigor.
One thing that gives rise to the sus-
picions that undue influence was used
on Mr.. Bradbury in making the will, is
the fact that there is clause In the will
providing that il any attempts were made
to break the will that the person making
the attempt should be cut OF from recsiv-
ing any of the property.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
HOTELS FOR REsUBMIssIoN

waterviIie, January l2.-It was learned
here today that the Maine Hotel Mems
Association has distributed TO the various
hotels in the State blank forms for sig
natures to q petition asking the legisla-
ture for rssu omission of the prohibition
amsndm emit 60 the state constitution. 1t
is said that these forms have been sent 70
every hotel In the stats, with the request
that the signatures Of ss many regular
hotel patrons and other interested parsons
as possible be obtained.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
YARMOUTH MANUFACTURING co.

The Yarmouth Manufacturing company
OF Yarmouth, who own the falls and do
the electric lighting for Yarmouth, held
their annual meeting Saturday afternoon
and elected the following officers;
President-L. L. Shaw.
Vice Presidential. Is. Woodman.
1,reasurer-John II. Humphrey.
clerk-Malter b. Alien.
Mr.. c. b. Dalton OF Portland was
elected one of the directors for the ensu-
ng ys ar. The treasurer's report shows
the company TO be in first class condition
financially with business constantly in
creasing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
sEwALL PROPERTY TRANS
FERRED.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.1
Especial to the Times.

Bath, January 12.--Register OF Deeds
John A. Fisher OF Sagadahoc county
this week recorded tine transfer OF the
Sewall shipbuilding property from Emma
Sewall, Harold NJ, and William d.
Sewall, sons of the late Arthur Sewall
to Samuel S. Sewall. William ID. Sswall
and estate of Arthur Sewail, a firm to be
known as Arthur Sewan s. Co. The
papers bore S3l worth of revenue stamps.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
JUSTIFIED.

Bangor, Me-, January BIN the Su.
preme court today, in the divorce case Of
Mrs. Josephine Gotta of Oidtown, against
her husband, Joseph Cots, the wife GREAT
ed sensation by declaring on the stand
that her husband had kept her locked az
In room not much larger than CLOSET
from August, 1899, until April. 1900. III.
divorce was granted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
II clrdIes The Globe.

The fame of Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
as the best in the world, extends round
he earth. It's the one perfect healer
If Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores,
tcalds, Boils, Ulcers, Felons, Aches,
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only
of fallible Pile cure. 25c box, at H. P.
8. Goold.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
rHATOHER POST BANQUET.

The officers and members of Thatcher
Post, No. Ill, u. A. r., are to have a
banquet after the regular business meet
ing on Monday evening. A camp tire
and smoke talk will also be enjoyed in
connection with the suppsr.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
THE STANDING.

Manager Burnham has engaged Chas.
Farrell, jus. released by Portland, to
play centar for his Gardiner club, and
he win play at Gardiner tonight against
Bath
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14

Score, Bath, 12; Portland, Z. Rushes,
Mercer, Is; DAILY. 4. stops. Mallory, o.
Burgess, 10. Referse. Connolly. Timer,
Fields. Attendance, 200.
LEWISTON, 0; GARDINER, 8. 4
Lewiston, january 1s.-Lewiston hsd
. walkover with Gardiner tonight, beat
ing Them by the SCORE Of TO 5. The
goal tending OF Janelle was feature OF
the game. He repeatedly went out ON
the door and blocked plays that would
have resulted in goals. Higgins played
the star game Of the Gardiner team. The
crowd was one OF the largest Of the season
Notwithstanding the Indictment weather.
Score, Lewiston, Q; Gardiner, ). Rush
es, Hipson. 10; Spencer. l. stops, Janeiis.
~; Cusick, IL. Fouls, Woods, Janells,
Roberts. Referee, O'Brien. Timer, Nc
Donuugh.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
CONSIDERING CANAL TREATY.

Washington. January l2.--Ths state de.
partment has bean officially advised that
consideration at London with view Of
returning final answer to this govern
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
EASY PREY
Portland Proved for hath Poioisss sat-
ura.s night

Bath. January Il. Portland proved an
easy prey for Bath tonight in fast bu
one-sided game Of polo. Farrell, late CT
the Saisms. played on the home team
in place Of o Hara, who sprained bis
wrist. The line up:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-14
MAINE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the Maine
Genealogical Society will be held
WEDNESDAY, Jan 10th, at 7.30 p. m.
at the Society's Library Rooms.
FRED o. CONANT, Sec'y.
janii dtd
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
@ilb. Bed:
GrinOringcr fra nit Gin.

Den aanoeIige 2~ipsbepagsIfe, 9aTt.
Bib. geci M / ober en- msnneTtealoer
9ar itaast ION eeber at, bar bait tor
getDonin9 for bort 5olt, at BET fun
ian forbade. at ben snbnu ittt bar
ianet i'm 6iitorieifriper.
goItor 9ecfs Grinoringer bile bds
pc baaoe t%irtebiitoriit % tu~lturbiito-
rift Snteresie. 5or mango gamle Oils
e be oprulle ipunbne 8urnbomss og
ungoomsbineoer. og be bile gipe Be
unge Ell Snbblit / mango 5orboIo, Tom
fan blibe BEN til Nptte paa bsrss
9ipsbanbring - mar faar 2~ejliebeb
til at felge ben inbre Misiion / Dans
mart fra bens TRANCE 8arnoomss og
llngoomsbagt til Ruiioen, bpor ben
Ftaar / i'm beoite manbomstraft.
Meoens ma biotil iarlig tenbts
pdltpr Beet iom Yr1oitdnt og Si9s
leIerger fra bans gr9oitenIamIinger.
Tom 6orfatter og 5ort9aer fra bans
.S%ulegabe". fom en- ombnggelig Sus=
faber fra bans oSfattiite". Iom ben
inore Wisfions nibf9re 2eber og 5ors
Ipurer fra bans mango 9laoartitler
Taa er BET, fom ON bans @rinoringer
Tmelte a1e bisie Geenffaber Iammcn.
letter en- Streg til bilt og Der, uobbs
be og gipe Relief, iaa Reiultatst BIZ
Der ct ffsnt og uforelemmeligt Billie
be al ben inbrs Misiions gamIe Jors
mdnb.
Com BET tunoe pentes, er paitor
9scfs Grinbringer lite tsrre Dag
5ogsopteenelier, men en- fritz os IiOz
fulo Sfilbring. bbor ben beIige 4ls
Dor falber fau mutt | 3ruub msb bet
bjsrtelige 2une, Der er faregent for
BAN.
0ebenitdden6e llbbrag az &apitels
operitrifterne oi1e giDe 2eierns ct Be-
greb at 8ogens Iamleoe Snobolo:
IS 5iemmet bOs 5u'r og Mo'r",
IS aatinifolen", ,uniOsrftetsaures
ne, IS llbn". IS grum". IS grss
lsp". Den inbrs M%isiiOns Jorbolb
til llniberiitstet", Den inbre Miss
fions Jorbofb til be andre 2ejre | Sol
fefirfen", Den inbre MisTons Grems
gang os lloDitling", Der inbre Wiss
J lions 5remtio" o. I. b.
Softer gobt inb6unbsn $1.00.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
Dallll1seR.
Scn inorc MlisiiOns srcmtiO.

Som t~ioliaere mebbelt bleb Der paa
Bib. 8ects grgraoeliesoag afbOlot
9eitpreliesmsoe for Den inors Miss
non / grslep 9r9itegaarb.
Deb Den 9eiligbeb bIeo Nisiionens
RGItformano Stiftspropit 3eutben,
Iom tioIigere omtaIt. paIgt til 5or=
mano.
6ons @al9 innes At bare bait al
minoelig @taoe / aae 9reois, ogIua
uOenfor inbre misiion. Obi life blot
sr 3eutben en- fulotro Ben af ben Be
oGgelie. / bbis 9eoelie ban bar boft
neqen Del beo Sioeu at Bib. Beet.
Men ban er tini9e en- COB 9rGoitant
"a uoen 5binl en- al De obgtigite at ot
til ben inore Wisiion bsrenOe prGfer.
Dan er op%erorbentlig pei beIGit, en-
bsl Del at en- ffoiofit g%eaapeIie,
opbttantsnoe o9 At en- iialoen retiins
oia 9arafter.
) Spsr9smdaiet ON inore Wis=
lions Sitting til 5oltetirten er ban
5anits euig meo gects fortrinlise Sc
belle. penlig operfor @enligbeO. be-
TENT operfor SttesQnertenOelie Og
Wootano.
Der er nu inblsben Mleooelelie ON
9eiGtielie al andre 9raiter. Saas
lsoss er ben befenbte qaitor giurnes
fen blepsn Reoaftsr At ,Wtisfionstis
oenbs". og 9aitor q. g. Waoien Re=
oattsr at aqnneret4. Gnbpioere r
9aitor Slip gett aniat til Rsoats
tiousietretpr peo o0tis1ionstioenbe"
% Mtobialper bos 5ormanosn,
StiftsprooIt 3eutbsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

Ter er in9sutiue Zig .Gtbma. Rure".
Del brin9er sleblittelta ylnoring, euooas
na be p9riie 5ili9lbt. De turerer.
unnt ale nnbre Sing teller
dsu. Is. 3. 0eqs ira yila Giboe gu.
i%iriuer: gbers greoeilaite al .Qit9ma.
Rnre1 mootagei / 900 Orosn. Sea tan
fife ltripe. boor tafnemmelig lea Ct Tor
ben ginbrIn9. iom js9 bar mooiaeet peb
bette. Seq uar en- SlaDe. lGntet meb en-
odorllg oals % Aitbma 10 Mar Sea
itoeoe. at leg alorie pilbe blipe raft. .Seg
iaa eoers NDertis ement ON 0elbteoslie
Tor oenne liraitsli9e o9 pinefuloe Sugs
bonn, afbma. og lroeos. 3 baDos id9t
Tor meaei, men lea Dilbs bog prpDe bet.
I'll min Operraifelie biolp bet. Cab
mig Ell for 5lnite.
Neu. 3r. Worris geefiler. Rabbi at
Gong. Snai 5srdel". lfriuer:
gleD bort, 3. Gan 1901.
1r. 8nft sReoieine Co.:
9erebe 6erferl 9oerS gaitbma; Rur"
er Ell ubm9riet Miobel mob aa6ma og
Hay Fever, og bets Communicating
linbrer ior ale 8eiu9rli9beoer, iom er
iorbunone meo aitbmn. Gets BiIfnina
er forboplenoe o. pibunberlig.
Otter al baoe nn5erisat ben megst neis,
Tan Di lige, at ~.Afbmalene" inosboloer II
9Ders
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
SanIf= m

5orbuftet. ITEM gort, 0tt.
@. - 5orleoen morgen %forioanot en-
oanft Pige peb 9abn Sba Smelter
fra fin pIaOs bos 5amiIien oarris
Man0eIbaum; be fanot oeres gengez
fab cabinet og Suoeler %itiaalne til tn
g9roi af $4,000. iamt $500 | reoe
gsnge. Gu igges Der aae Steoer efter
Yisen, og en- 8elenning paa $500 er
ubiat til Oeg, Der tan paa9ribe henbe.
st al 5amiliens Meolemmer bar
lagt Marte til. at pigen interesiereoe
fg meget for Qnartiiterne og ierlig
Gmmo Goldman par genitano for
benoes 8eunoring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
Sm Sanifc paa Yacifitfpitcn.

Gn 9uuo foraarfager ct
8uabeftub. Otto 6anien fra
SniIun, Pacifetpiteu. baooe iioite1ige
ct lige iaa ejenoommeligt iom betIages
Iigt ubeIO. !6an baboe oeret uoe paa
Sagt / en- gaao. fun lebiaget at en-
9unO. og uforiigtig bapoe ban lagt ben
laOeoe 8ssie meo ipenot 6ane / Bag
ffaonen at 8aaben. 9miioer roche
ban inO til greoOen % iteg i qanO;
9unoen Diloe ipringe eftsr BAN, men
inubIeoe Og tom til at traoe paa VI
trRtteren, boorDeb Stuooet gil at. %
bele S%doningen traf BAN / Qlbuen.
Timber frDgtelige Smerter matte 6anz
Ten gaa oper 10 U1il. inoen ban traf
pau ct Menneite, lom tun0e giDe 6am
en- DEMONSTRATING. Gn oeD Sernbaz
men anfat 5unttionQr TT BAN burtigit
muligt brugt til gpsn. 6por Qagerne
fanot bet nsopenoigt At amputere Qrz
men. ,,gien".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
Sliaa WeOOelelicr.

@fff,eb8mgbe. 9orleoen @fs
ten bolotes et 4~fifeosmsne / ,9etba=
MIA" / Ooenie melem giitop o. Sod
og Snore Miisions 9enner. Gn imut
Statuette al ben 9obe 6Droe" oOerz
RATES giitoppen ION en- 6iIien fra
Qsunerne. leeiaget At en- aoresie meo
en- Dat og bjsrtelige Zniter for 5rsmz
then. @eo Webet talte gaitor
Srobes Ra Rasmussen. Misiionar 8ai6,
9iitop Sod og aorbegn qreI gielien.
timber iioftnqpntes aebelie forsoroe
Sangtoret o9iaa noele Sange.
Oct blsp en- ton 4ften. ton, forbi
ben par ct ianot ubtrnf for be SGrs
,isbeosbaano, DIR troos ben forte Dir
tetio er 6leoen bunone meaem 8iitop
Sod og 6rue oa MisTonspeuner
Ooenie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
SfrGooeriuen0 enIfcs.

On troeube Strn bier Ian ioa iabiet III.
bsite ueb al benpnie ig inarsit muligt til
Mortified Tailoring Co,
Mortified. MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

On Il n g Do m sorenine unz
Der ben oanite airtes 2ebelie blep for
rige Onsoag often fiiftet | SIR. g.
4noerfens Diem / Sat Oaflano. Gn
Del DANTE bapOe efter SnobDOelie gi=
0st Msoe | bette gjemeb, og faa gobt
iom Gle be n9rb9renoe flutteoe ia til
5oretrgenOst. Gn miolertioig geitps
relie 6leD Dalgt, og inbtil oioere ofs
bOloer Soreningen Weber / forffeaige
WeOlemmers Diem TO @onge ON
Wadneoen, ~ffriDer .gien".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

n 6gIgea q oat9Den".
). Is. W2aoisn Der nplig ANTON til
San 5rancisco fra Refpman, Gtantss
.aus 6ountp, bpor ban baooe oaret
1eo til at bore efter aulolie, bar for
.aoen often @enitano for ct 6rutalt
DDsrfaIo. Wnbfen bdooe leiet 9as
-elfs paa 9rpant Street. Qr. 1851, "a
iii oerpaa ub | 9Den. 5an beIeate
i~1riteaige SalOoner og par uforiigtio
Hot til at pfc be omfringitaaenoe al
5dn bno6e penge paa 9ommen. Rez
iultatst bleb bet famine Tom / be lsIte
ll9nenoe 5ilf9loe. Snnet at gen1e7e
}ap0s patt noele andre Saloongas
tiers geg9rligbeb; be lngDe fig / Ell
8asbOlb og faloeOe BAN meb en-
,SauObag" Zen lang. tpno Sat mec
Suno) og tog bans Dung mso 500
I. Stuttels Maoien par Ilemt til
rebt. HRfebenet par br9ttet, ginsne
iad opbopnebe, at ban tnap funoe Il
uo at benz. og ben n Sinh belt OPP
reDen. 0an bleO bragt til politiEoIpi=
talet, 6Dor bans Saar bIeD forbunbne
.9ien".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

nOgle os balpfierostppeuarise Monb
par enc | 9aaoen, bar ingen / Rat
tsns Msrte tunnel r9fte Den eamle
Semanh en- bialpenbe 9aano. Sens
0anien BAR gntsmanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

aoon 5pdn8s, r. y. l.. 5br 1901.
Or. 3ft Brs geehine Co.:
gsrbt 9r r. Seq nil frue baue anbefahn9, fobi leg mac ore BET, bo LEO IN
preun ebGs sanbmaluSs ubefuIbe 8hfnin9 for 0dbrebele Of Ultima. Din Su1ru
bar uRut pla9d me- fampagug Qfbma be foe 12Nar. 39 bauoe io opqud at fs
.ue benbe, % andre bos o9aa uoBmt bees grsefunh. d ia lea ebms Gilt pa
|bas Stnbne paa 1870 Sdoe Rem Don't % leg tehe efbuftehg en- Sane ,NhbmaIens
Dun begpnoe al BRUCE bet omtrng ub ben lie NoUnbn. 9a m9teb. mart Jorous
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for iaabanne SpabOmshsm Seq fsr of iB tan anbdals tmne Dee6hiu til oas, fom CT
Ipash al oehnei SpSoom. Goas .. 2. pbelps, L.
5 Jbr 1901.
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men m9m htap. Ia faa tq bs advertisement os prsueOe msbe en- 5aie So NJ i'm.
bring eibihlg Seq bar hbm tbt al sbns fore Hlohr, os leg II nege tdnenmeio
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arOgey 5ontntnam ba Be, 9ene anbddims MAD De BRUCE oGion fe fan.
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Den DANTE 9ioneer" fnoes fplgenoe
rei taratteriitiite Advertisement:
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paa muterieae og epiae 6eloeoesitrafe.
Gr Oinig til at mobta9e Fl 8alb /
4merita % 2ennin9sipergsmaalet
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

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for, at Sens 9anien 9atten til Qsrs
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

Snotrqbetfe 5foooen.
Gn ung 0anftzQmerifaner 9aDrsnoe
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at inotrabe / ben amerifanite 5laabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26

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telig friiinbet" not til. at 6r. 9aitoren
tan bore tient meo Den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-26
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