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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
Major c. A. Fleetwood. Telephone main

Major C. A. Fleetwood. Telephone main
1882.
No. Is. Duckett's drug store. 22d street
and Pennsylvania avenue DR.. c. G. Smith.
Mr.. H. G Mclean and Mr.. Percy Russell.
Telephone main 1862.
No. IA. pension office, emergency room.
Chairman. Wallace Donald Mclean. of the
intercollegiate subcommittee of the COM
mittee on civic organizations presided at
a meeting of that body yesterday afternoon
at Columbian University. He reported hav-
ing received assurances from "a large num-
Der of colleges and universities stating that
students. either in a body as individuals.
win participate in the parade.
The District Commissioners today decided
to set apart the sum of So 600 from the APP
preparation for maintaining public order
from the 2sth instant to March for erect
ing supports for rope. purchasing and plac-
ing ropes along Pennsylvania avenue on
inauguration day. This action was taken
upon the recommendation of Mr.. ID. E. Nc
Comb, the superintendent of sewers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
IN THE CRIMINAL COURT.
George Davis Sentenced to Imprfso
ment in PeDitentiary.

George Davis Sentenced to ImprisOn-
ment i'm PeDitentiary.
George Davis, alias John Grayson, con-
v,cted of assault with intent to kill, was
today, in Criminal Court No. 1, sentenced
by Justice Clabaugh to imprisonment in the
penitentiary for the period of four years.
When arraigned today before Justice Cla-
baugh, James w. Carroll, indicted for vio-
lation of sections 1891 and 5467. Revised
Statutes of the United States. pleaded not
guilty. -
nolle proseq,hJ wasi entered in each
of the following cases today: Edward ].
Walton, alias E. . ]. Walton, false pre-
lenses; Lewis E. Reford, larceny; Thomas
A. Goodman, embezzlernent: Howell Titus,
false pretenses and George W. Bartlett,
carnal knowledge. p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
WANT THEIR FEE.

Suit Growing Out of Contest Before
House of Representatives.
Attorneys Dudley AMI Kitchener this af-
ternoon filed suit at law In the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia against
Jesse F. Stallings to recover $500, claimed
to be due for professional services in con-
nection with the contested election case In
the House Of Representatives between
Thomas Fl. Clark, contestant, and Jesse +.
Stallings, contestee, from the second con-
gressional district Of Alabama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
Tn Memorx OF queen Victoria.

The Secretary of the Navy today issued
an order directing that aall officers of the
navy who attend, by invitation or detail,
the services tomorrow In memory of her
majesty the Queen of England, to be held
in st. Johns Episcopal fChurch, 18th and
H streets, beginning at II o'clock. shall
wear special full dress. with Grape nadge
of mourning on sword hits.
Rev. Alexander Mackay-Smith, rector of
ST. Johns, will have charge of the services,
and will be assisted by Bishop H. Y Sat
terlee and Rev r. Fl. Mckim, rector of
Epiphany Church. Bishop Satterlee will
deliver a short eulogiuH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
Presidential Nominations.

The President today sent the following
nominations to the Senate:
Grover II. Lufborrow of New Jersey, as
sistant appraiser of merchandise in the dis
trict of New York.
Army-Volunteers: Edward N. Bowen of
United States army, to be assistant surgeon
of volunteers, with rank of captain.
Resuiars-Second Lieut.. ID. K. Major, jr.
14th Infantry, to be first lieutenant
Navy-Capt. Mortimer L. Johnson, to be
a rear admiral: Commander Franklin Han
ford to be q captain: Lieut.. Franklin j.
Schall, to be a lieutenant commander.
Lieutenants Uunior grade) to be lieuten-
ants-Geo. Madison, Walter Ball, Joel r. P.
Pringle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
MRS. NATION TO VISIT INDIANA.
Writes n Relative at Muncie of Her
Her Intention.

MUNCIE. Ind, February Mrs. A. B.
Cusick relative of Mrs. Carrie Nation. the
Kansas saloon demolisher. reports that Mrs
Nation intends visiting MuncIe in the very
near future. Mrs. Cusfck. who does not ap-
prove of the manner of reforming sa-
loonsts followed by her relative, intimates
that Mrs. Nation will make demonstration
here against the liquor dealers. Mrs. Gu
sick also claims that Mrs. Nation will not
divu,ge the exact date of her arrival, and
this leads her to believe that the demolisher
of saloons will prepare to take the city by
storm before her presence Is known.
She believes that Mrs. Nation will visit
Indianapolis and other cities in the gas belt
while en- route to the home of other rela-
tiVes south of Muncie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
HEAVY DEMAND ON CHINA.
German Consul Asks 100000 for Each
Man wounded,

HONG KONG. January 31.-It Is reported
from Canton that the German consul there
has demanded an indemnity of 100000 for
each man wounded in the recent outrage
on the West river and $4,000 for other
damages.
Piracy is increasing In such proportions
that the consuls have demanded better pro-
lection for the waterways. The viceroy re-
piled to their demands that he was doing
all that was possible, but the consuls are
not satisfied. 1t is not unusual for dozen
outrages to y reported from the river in
one day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
DECREE DIsMIssING BILL.
Suit in Which Senator EIkins and
Others Are Defendants.

Suit In WHICH Senator EIkfns and
Others Are Defendants.
In the case of Henry johnson, trustee,
and the Land Company of New Mexico
Q4imited) against Stephen B. Elkins and
others. Justice Barnard, in Equity Court
No 2. today announced that he will sign
a decree dismissing the bill, because the
right of the compartments to maintain their
suit is not satisfactorily established by the
evidence.
asked that the defendant Elkins be re-
qiiired to convey to the Land Company OF
New Mexico Uimited) the one-fifth Interest
In a certain land grant In the territory OF
New Mexico, known as the Mora Land
Grant which Samuel s. Smoot, one Of the
defendants. sold to William Blackmore In
1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
BURNS WE'RE FATAL.
Death of Woman Who Was More Than
100 Years Old.

Mrs. Annie Jefferson, the colored woman
said to have recently celebrated the 105th
anniversary Of her birth, who was so
seriously burned Monday night at her
home, No. 1929 18th street. as published In
Tuesdays Star, died at the Emergency
Hospital this morning. Her death occurred
about o'clock. Coroner Newt investigat-
ed the case and gave a certificate of acci-
dental death. Her body was turned over
to relatives for burial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
Explosion In Powder Works.

VICTORIA, B. c., February by an ex-
plosion of nitro-gylcerine at the Giant Pow
der Company's works, five miles from Vic
toria, John Fenton was killed and George
Phillips so badly injured that he died short
" afterward. The cause Of the explosion Is
unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01

duty to act. / do not believe that there Is
any warrant for a review or revision of the
constitution of Cuba by this government
beyond the ascertainment OF whether Or
not a stable government has been estab
lished. This the President may determine
possibly with the Senate in its executive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
PENSION APPEALS,
ELL to Establish a Court Meets n Re
In,

EtIi TO ESTABLISH a Court MeetS tse~
verse in Committee.
The bill for pension court of appeals.
which has attracted considerable attention
as a G. A. r. measure, met reverse In
the House committee on invalid pensions
today, whereby vote of to on mo-
ton to report il was defeated. subcom-
mittee consisting of Representatives Nor
ton Graft and Miner was then named to
perfect the department bill providing for
pension appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
NOTHING FOR CONGRESS TO DO.
Mr.. Crumpacker's Opinion as to the
Cuban Constitution.

NP. CrumpAcker's OplnfOn as TO the
Cuban Constitution.
''I do not believe that there is any need
Of Congress to take action with reference
70 Cuba" said Representative Crumpacker
today. al do not think Congress has any
thing to do with the matter. The with
drawal OF the troops from Cuba Is an execu-
tive function We have declared that on
the establishment of a stable government
we will withdraw from the island. When
the President Is satisfied that such govern
mem has been established 1t will be his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
Naval orders,

Lieutenant Commander W. G. Cowles has
been detached from the .Cavite station and
ordered to the Newark.
Assistant Surgeon q. ]. Grow. from the
Culgoa to the Glacier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
A Model Paper.
From the. Mexican Herald.

The Washington Star, a model paper
geographically and otherwise, remarks:
'As Mr.. Harmsworth has never had any
experience In American newspaper work,
there is still some doubt as to whether he
is real journalist or merely one of the
people who insist on telling the editor how
the paper ought to be run"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market

Furnished by W. 3. Hubs & Co.. bankers
and brokers, 1919 F St. members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs La
denburg, Thalmann & Co.. New York
Omen Hiyh low C,nsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
THE HOT Sc.

When The House met today some minor
business was transacted by unanimous
consent. A bill was passed to authorize the
construction of a dam and wagon bridge
across Twelve Mile bayou, La
Mr.. Southland tGtliu,. chairman of the
committee on coinage, weights and meas
ures. asked unanimous consent to consider
a bill to establish national standardizing
bureau. which should have custody of the
standards and furnish information to any
educational institution. firm, corporation or
individual in the United States.
After some discussion IL was agreed that
the bill should be made u continuing order
after the disposal OF the bill promote the
efficiency Of the revenue cutter service. The
Senate bill TO appropriate $4,000 for the
purchase or construction of q revenue cut
ter for Boston barber was passed.
BILLS also were passed To authorize the
United New Jersey Railroad an1 Canal
Company to construct bridge across the
Delaware river. to authorize the construc-
ton Of first order Light at Hillsboro, Fla,
at q cost of S!D 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
return Of secretary Root.

Secretary Root has returned from his
visit TO Brooklyn and was at the War
Department today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-01
Entry of Chinese.

A bill to regulate the coming of Chinese
persons intr the country created some dis
cussiOn. Mr.. Hit. chairman of the COM
mittee on foreign affairs, said the bill had
been repaired by the Attorney General to
prevent the fraudulent entry of Chinese
laborerS by giving the government, as we'll
as the Gilman an, ihe right 10 appeal from
the decision of the United States commits
sioner. Mr.. Hit said that he himself did
not believe the Chinese exclusion act was
A just law. because ii was passed in viola
ton of treaty rights, but the law was
the statute books and II was the duty of
every citizen 10 obey it, The bill was
passed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-09

; 5ilf9loe at, at 9inoen / Steeet
6apoe parst noropeitlig. nilee 9usrne
bare taitet iia Oper 5ernboneitationen,
% Storegaoen oilbe oa maaite pare
bleoen reooet.
De- piloe bel omtrent p9re 6ip iom
6op, beqae Steoer itoo Der tore Der
bier pau Spill. fun al BET enc par
Statens % bet anoet 9ripateienoom,
Gnbper At be 70 nGpnte 9inoretz
ninQer er f0bneipan9er unoer Ell 81
oebrano for en- 9p fom aaaunobore,
Der bar en- 99ngoe At 1900 alen. me
oens greb0en fun pda et entelt Steo
er 800 Qlen.
@aar ri I'D ira. at Sfaoen. iom
Der mentes, fommer op / RGrbeoen
at Dc 10 Wiaioner. oa er Def omtrent
6alpoelen Al idmtlise gpgnineers
@aroi / 9aaunbbora. Jon unilaaes
til i Miaioner. 8et er, om man oil
It infommenfurabelt 8eaneitDtte. oa
9arer 20 gfetter uoaer en- tor DEL al
oei 6sflaoiqeoe. men bet er Dog 9anIie
interesiont til 9elnsning al Bran
oens girtninger.
; 9|aqunobor0 er BET ~foreprigt Den
dlminoelige Menin9. at granoen iaa
ldnat fra bar bGret Ii. Staoe for gnz
ems 5riDIel. at ben nGrmeit oil birte
ION Il 6efrienbe BUT. % bringe mt
Gin inn / 5orretninaerne, Der tai hape
uGrst temmelia oebe pou pet ienere.
De- par oa ogiaa tun De i4rreite al
be g|ranolibte, ION 9dtaftrofen traf
I 5iertersooerne. Runbt omtrin9
bsris man .,ylaa SOB Dag 9ranos
liote, ia ou par PEI lie TED at, al ou
fit no9et meo." o9 iaa en- let ipsgenoe
Se6anoliug At bsIe Su9eu ira be99s
Barter.
6oem Der er iarlig alao, er ielp-
ioiaelia 6oteloGrterne. 6os Dem bar
o1e DE- branoliote ilaaet iia neo rime
ligpis for Ell msaet lang 5io."
Staoens Stsrrslie tan enonu life
6eitemt opgioes. man antager, Den
oil belsbe ia til benpeo i Uliuion
Groner.
Wleb Sernbanetoatne dnfommer Der
itaoia en- Wqn9oe Ulenneiter ira bele
Cmegnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-09
Gn G9mpebrano.
aaIlun0borg 9ranOen.

Som ttOIigere telegrafit meOoelt
bar 9aaunoborg gp Dpret biemiegt
at en- p4lOig 5lolps; De M meD DO
ten anfomne ngjere MeooeleIier pis
Ter, at oenne grano IT ben iterite
Nanos Minoe / Oanmart.
5gleenbe 5oDeotr9f fan meobeles:
Sloen opitoo i ct til 100000 9ro=
ners 99rbi anIlaaet 3relaitpdrelas
ger og iprang D~erefter oper / narligz
genoe gpgninger.
&aaunDborg. ben o. Sept, 81. 5.
s Eie6iiftet brenOer G6bmano %.
6aniens, gsofer Sdmiots og 9rosz
Ierer 8itlepTens Gienbomme / Gor=
oilgaoen. Oct fsritn9Dnte Steo er
omtrent neobr9not.
81. 81. SlDen roier meb uforz
minbItet Strait. Og / gjebliftet faar
mango Magaiiner o9 9agbuie op til
6oDeogaoen I lDs Cue. granomdnbz
ffabet arbeiOer ufortrBoent, men man
er fuloit9noig magteslss. Gn Damp
fprgite fra 8ebenbabn er antommen
"a arbeioer paa at rebOe en- beitemt
Gjenoom f.. oerpeo at begrenis 81
ben. 8
6iotil er 8gotermefter Shmibts,
&s6mqnbene 3b. 0aniens, Mi6asl=
lens og aaslens Gienoomms fulO=
ftqnoiq n%eobrGnote. SelDe 3rRlaftz
banoelens @ienbom blep rebDet.
6olbef, %. September, ST. 5,45.
Goruosn be tioligere neonte Gjenbom=
me er enbDiOere fslgenbe neobr9nOte
S9jgtt, g. 8. 6aniens. Gsbmanf
3. $. 5unIens, %ulbbanOler u. g.
aarIens. Mi6aeliens. 8itleoiens, Gn.
fefru Qsmusiens. gsbter S6mibts.
Sfentrqmmer Cummings. 4potetef
% ganten sr it9rtt truebe.
Sloen ruier for Zieblitfet met
u%forminbftet 5eftisbeo.
4o Sernbane og 9anbeDej itrsm-
mer m9gtige 5Olteffarer til 8ben.
af. 81 Gm. Slben biorsrer efter
al Sanbfpnligbeo fra, at en- 4fse Ell
leben BARN.
Sloen brebsr fig ~fremoeles. 5iDtil
er 6ranbt / 6opebgaoen at 8eboelfes=
~leiliqbeber: adIunDborg 9r9lait=
banbels TO Gtages gjenoom, 8soter-
meter S6mibts GjenoOm, 9sbmant
o. 9b. 6oniens gjenoom Os grsbrs=
ne 2arfens Gienbomme, bpOr SfeH-
frommer Cunning og gnfsfru U.s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-09

100 ar. til ySnbre 10 / s.
lion. 5or nogen Sib iioen bopoe
Den moriomme airteItiliit 9aItor :.
U. Ronrao lopet. at ban piloe gips
100 Sir. til ,Snore Misiion" iaas
trent Def funbe bepiies I'D ira
@runotpigs Strifter. At eenne nogen
Sinoe rent uO bapoe i~treost, at 5ros=
b~etenoeIisn itammeoe oirette ira per
rens Wuno.
en albsGrunotoiaiansr Tom pa
itor Morten 9ontoppiean forte tort
eftsr 9epiiet / IT 9lao a5rit 9ibness
bnro", men betldgeoe forspri9t, al
aSnbre Misiion4 iaa tube bape De
Ice Str.
gaitor Monrao oil Dog lite COB
tenoe 9ontoppieans gebis uoen bis
oere % bar Dsrfor tilbubt en- 9olos
Gift. idaleoes al ban n9lger cen. %
9aitor 9ilb. Beet cen 9rGit til Dom
mer; be ? 0Ommere pGlaer oern9it
ielp en- treble til Spmanb.
7enne 9olooift pil aa6enbart nu
TONNE / Stauo; til / Wonroos 9Iao
.8anit airfetiosnos" for %. Sept.
luies felaenbe:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-09
DannlarR.
&irferaaoets SpbGuclie.
em samtnlc meO siifop 5r. Rielien,
,,glorOipaano4 meObeler:

n4orbiplanb" meobeler:
pa aultusminiiteriet peo fal. Re
iolution fornplig Opbapeoe airteraaz
BET. fpltes BET At mango 9eiitlige ION
ct Stribt moo Stanoens r~aabqipenoe
% mebbeitemmenoe Ret / tirteliee
Sper9smaOl. Wlan ipurgte, ON Der
lite piloe blioe lat noget anoet / Ste
bet, % ira enfelte Sioer fremIattes
gnite ON Oprettelien at en- Snititu=
ton, iom blep ligeitilet 9~irferuaoet
ielo IN ben lite beiab Statens 4ptoz
riiation.
S Den 4~nleoning afldgoe pi ct Be
igs bos 4ulborg 9iifop, iom / Here
Qar bar O9ret Reblem uf airferaaz
bet, aaereOe ION 9rofesior oeo Def
teologiite 6atultet, % bah BAN meoz
oele o.. bporleoes ban itiQeoe itg til
oenne Sag.
giftop Rielien uotalts ba omtrent
fBlgenoe:
,,gaar &irfernuoet RED tonqelig Re
ioIution er opb9oet, iaa er Del opbaz
BET; % Der tan lite pore 5ale pm en-
Reorganization. - 4oeet anoet CT.
at De biitoppelige Sammenfomiter
fortiettes, iaalebes iom 10 Ct ftet f.
ben Reformationen % re9elmesig bos
os bar funOet Steo aarligt iioen 6alpz
~treoserne. 9isIe Sdmmentomiter
bar altio p9ret uafbengige At Strife
raaoet. net bperten Den ~teoloaiite e.
Ter iurioiite Yrofesior bar oeret til
Stebe, ei heller er Der f9rt no9en BRO
totol. Wlan bar benpttet 9eiligbe=
Den, bpor man par tommen idmmen,
til at orgTte De S~pergsmaal. Der altio
pil 09re at Snteresie, men, iom ia9t.
meO airteraaoet iOm iaaOant baDoe
De intet at itaffe."
,9il bisie Sammenfomiter qipe zig
ub1lag / 6enoenoelie til Regeringen24
.3erom fan Der Ilet intel iiges /
Ziebliftet. Rimeligois meoes De jpos
tie 8iTfopper / 4ar6us, - men je9
trOr enoba, at man bil o9lge en- anDen
5ib, eno bDor elers a%irteraabet lam
leoes, for al unogaa etbpert Sin al
Denomination - % foreli99er Der
faa noget, ri gerne bil bare frem. iaa
bil Der maaite fremtomme 81 JRae5s
ener e~nteltDiIe 4noragenoer, men Der
pm fan man Inlet iige enonu. Cg ri
Dil ielDfslgelig - uaniet bet ffete -
uosOe Dor tirtelige qligt til ale Sis
ber.4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-09
Z ben Lutte soIoni pna 600" Ban'
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

Obcr 600 DANTE bar tagst aanO 1
benne aoloni. ~uopal9t At 9irteiams
funbets aomite, % at bisis bar olss
reOs be fIeite bofat fg Der. GnOnn
ian Der faas gobt 9ano til n9om.s
iteao" Der.
Der tiltrGnees banIfe 5orretning8.
manO i ben me gp o5Iorton" Poit.
bile q. D / Settlemeniet.
Den lite og 3bie 9irsoug / bber
maansb iGlgts paa be fleits Staiionsr
biIige 8eiurbiletter iii 2anbiegere
eler be fan faas fra minneapolis tii
9anOet peo at benbenbs fig til 500"
ganens qanbtontor.
qigslebss babes qrnrielano / Wins
neiota og 0utotn, og biIligt Stoos
lamb / Nisconiin og Mi6igan paa
SOP" Ssrnbanen. Care Ssrnbunes
priier. = Strio eftsr 2anbtort %
iauitrerebe 5ortlaringsr til
D. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 500" ny.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-09

1920 5br. 9anb brandt
5orIeben iogttoges / 5sIqe .Ribl
Stiftst.4 ct Oar itBrre 9ranbe. oer
paa @runo al 5ldmmebaDsts Diot
loitrGfning maaite bare 6eoez eler
0ioIebranb. 9et par begqe 8ele; Der
par nemliq Slo / 9eien itore Ulois
q / 3irsluno 6eoe of for ooliteo.
sSloen banneoe e mGgtiat dlammez
hao. Der ben p0a Pdtten birieoe / bei
@rab imponerenbe paa iamme lib
iom man bo1 upiltaorli1 madtte 1ngz
ties for bet ituoig tiltaaenbe Cmfanq.
5bi BET Ct life let at be9rGnie en-
9rano, bpor 5lammerne alereDe iieg
~tiIpeir5 paa en- flaoe al life minore
eno ca. % 5or. 9ano. graneen be-
ar1nieoes d beaer life for matte 9ae.
at Der Dar a~fbrGnot et 5erran al
1or. 9ano glofe.
Som ~iaoDdnlia er Sloen opitaast
oeo uiorii9tigbso. Gn a%rbeiosmano
par beitafiiset meo at iapne st fife
Siotte Moieiorb % aniGnbte noget
enne. Tom par / @ejsn for Qrbeioet,
men / ben itGrte glGf 9reb Sloen ON
ii9 mso iaa ripsnoe 6ait, at Manoen
lite iunbe begranie ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-09

baa fulates meb # ungi Renneite paa
15-16 aar. 8en un9t Wanos 8ess
ie ait Al. ba Siuoost ramte 5ergea
geoerfen / bel enc 9aar.
Gfter BEN tilialote gRges Orore
blep ban fsri I'll Spgebuiet / Rin9e.
qarer % Rerbtipitem bleO fart be-
Ifaoioeoe peo Sfubbei, Wldnoen leo
tort glootab, % noaIe Odge lensre
bebe ban.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-09

Ger CT ingentine Zig .aitbma Rure".
let brinosr sleblItfelia Slnoung. enoog.
iaa / be uRriie Silf9lot. Cet iurtrrt,
laat ale dnbre 5tHa teller.
3teD. s.. I. 1eels ira 8ila Riboe, 9Q.,
i%iriDer: eoers greusnaite al a4ii3nla.
Rule" mootaeei / Dob Orben. Sea fan
fife ifriue. bpor iatnemmslig ie9 er Tor
Den einDriug. iom leg bar mobiaeei peo
oftte. Seq oar Ell Slape, lpntei msb Ell
oaarlig pals os Afibma 10 aar. Seq
tIoebs, at it9 aloris Diloe bliDe rnit. seq
az gbers ADVERTISEMENT ON oelbrebelie
Tor eenne liraiteli9e % piHeinloe Sp9s
BON. Nhbmns og iroeoe, / bapoe l9t
Tor meeet. men lea Dllbe bog prone bet.
I'll Nit Speftai.e.is 5iG!v bet. Stn6
mig Ell Tor 5ldlte.
1eu. TT. Worris 9gehiltr. Rdbbi Of
Gong. knai 1srasl@. ifriper.
Rew gort, g.. Gan 1901.
Tr. Idit J1ebicine TO-:
9f5rebe 5errerl eoers gAitbmn Rur'
Ct ei mbm9riet Nliobel mob dabma oo
Hay Fever, % bets COMMUNICATING
linbrer for ale BeinRrli9beber, iom CT
iorbunDne meb Aftbmn. Gets Birtnina
er iorbapienoe % %Dlounberllg.
Otter al baue nn5trisat ben megst uele,
ian ri iise, at .aitbmolsns" inoeb oIoer i
EherS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-09
Dr. anit giros. W1toieine 60.
aOOn Springs, q. o.. 1. 5ebr. 1901.

aOon sp1n9o, u. 3. 1 Jbr 1901.
9Sube 6erG, Seq oil nrue bane QnbdaHns, fobi ie mo oee BET. bo bo bor
peDa bus .ah9ma.nss mbntulOs Sirfmas tt 9dbfeesls al aa9mo. Dn olRrn
fe bmS3 % anoTe 5aOs osfaa notsni Oasse asstanf; ga iaa i8 sOus shf pa
pun besgnos at braes BET omtrtns Do ben Inc goOmbn SEQ mGrtsbs mart 5Oiam.
for idoOanne SgsOOmsesm Seq fein. at ts fan Onbefae lmns 1Re6tdn Ill nGs fom e.
pash al oeHne Spsoom. eoTs I. .. pbelps, I.
5 5br 1901
ggbe Seual 3e par paset al antmo % Qar Sea bar prepd uto0ioeg phrr
nn mun jap. Ia Id lea OGs advertisement og preue0e meoe en- GaHe 10 ~ I'm
.ouna etbHhdia 3qI bar hbn fbt at eGs fore 5air, OF leo RI moe f. nen nsfo
ea bar dnmni, fire gem pa bar tHe funnel anabe ms aar Qu n no rov ~ ~
audo t5outrinan bH Dag 3enne aHbdadns nae Te BRUCE, bniom q fn ="
8opRl: 2) HphBton 81 2 Raphael
G eah 19 H. an gf Tin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-09


maaIet. gn areos at Snbre Wliss
Iions @enner bar b%elIuttet at fdmmens
fable ct Oeleeeretmsbe ben 30. Otto
Der b. a., boor man fua bibt mulig bill
fgge dlle be leDenbe Samfunb / Snore
Misiions 2ejr repr9iepterebe.
Oct er Wenineen at fremfsre til
0rsftelie bdabe Jorflaget ON Menies
bebsraab og Spsrssmualet ON airs
feforfotning og ben SituatiOn Tom
perpeb ftdbes for &irtsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-09

ID ie9 opfatter o~oenitaaenoe ION
ei Unite ON ben at mig foreilaaeoe
9oloeift, bar jeg FOR nit 9%eotOmmenz
De henpenot mig til gaitor .. q. BE
terien I 4a9erup meo anmoonin9 ON
al o9re ben af mig uomelote golo=
9iftsoommer. D. &to.@s 9piere
itdl uopboloelig blioe unosrrettet ON
Sagens oieere Sang.
Z. 8. Wonrdb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-09

Ordination. 8eo Srbinotioz
men / Qarbus 9omfirte ben %. Seps
TENDER, orbinereoe 9iitop d.. Glaus
fen eftsrn9bnte ~tenIooiife 9anbiooter:
81. e5euien, beifittet til aapelan pro
loco for Gbsltoft % 9raabp Wenigs
6eber, ). 3ertileieH, 6eitittct til per
ionel aapsaan for Smiling Wenigbes
Der, 9. RorOentoft. Der ifal pare
pr9it for ben odnite ebdngeliif lutber=
ffe Wenigbeo / Geoar Rapios, Sopo,
3orOamerita. 3. q. 6. .. Wlslsr, be
ififtet til orbineret antetet / 5reoeris
cia, +. Wittrup, beitiftet til perionel
aapeaan for Sfpoebiers og Orte Me,
nig6eber I 5psns Stift, 8. 9. 8itt.
6anien, Der ital pare miolertioig or.
Diueret Wsobjalper bos Sognepr9iter
for aino Menigbeo / Ribe Stift, oe
u. 0eitergaarb, beifittet til Sogne.
proft for Stjern Wsnigbeb / Ribt
Stiff.