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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09

Prof. Wells and DR.. Horne spoke at the
Easter service in the church Sunday
morning and Miss Worthington sang.
In the evening DR.. Gerald addressed
the Junior Union and its many friends.
The gentlemen from the North are en-
Joying Southern life for the first time.
They express themselves as greatly in
terested IN what to them are novel
ways and manners, and their observa-
ton OF negro life and customs are
bringing them, they say, to see and
understand the. attitude of Southern
legislators on this nlonentous prob
lem
These gentlemen are making many
friends in our midst, Mrs. Ashley
Horne received the party Easter noon
to dinner in her elegant home.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
BY FIVE TO TWO.
Madison High School Beats Oak Ridge in a
Snappy Game.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer.)
Madison, N. c.. April 8.-Madison High
School beat Oak Ridge here today in one
of the snappiest and hardest fought games
Of baseball ever seen here. The feature
of the game were the fin pitching of Lam
dreth for Madison and Sliggs for Oak
Ridge, and the double play of Price Of
Madison on first base, and four bagger by
Tucker in the second inning. Score by
innings R. II. E.
Madison .........010OO400O 4
Oak Ridge 000O10--4 3 8
Umpire: c. o. McMichael
A few weeks ago Oak Ridge defeated
Madison of &C 'Emz hS 6. 6. .6. 6. s. .
Madison hy a score of 10 to 2, so this
insures another game between these
clubs.
NEWTON DEFEATS MoRGANToN.
Newton, N. c.. April S.-The Newton
base ball team played its first game of
ball with the Deaf and Dumb tam of
Morganton on Saturday evening and came
home with flying colors. The Newton
boys defeated the Deaf and Dumb boys by
a score os IL to 3.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
Big Peanut Buying.
Norfolk Virglnian-Pilot.

Some days ago the Virginian Pilot
noted the fact of heavy purchases OF
Spanish peanuts and the fact that the
buyers would sell them through auto
matte slot machines.
The men who bought the peanuts
through local parties are two brothers,
f. w. and II. s. Mills who launched
out into the business world about three
years ago. When asked about his plans,
#. w. Mills, not yet 33 years old, who
is taking care of the Eastern branch
of the Mills Novelty Company, and
who lives at 1917 washington street,
Hoboken, said: we buy peanuts she'll
ed. We have secured up to the pres
ent time, 100000 pounds. This weight
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
Morganton Hospital Directors Meat.
Especial to News and observer.)

Especial to News and ObserVer)
Morganton, N. G., April Sat a meet
ing Of the directors Of the Morganton
Hospital, Mr.. F. M. Scroggs was re-elect-
ed steward and Mrs G. A. Marsh ng
tron. a committee composed Of r. NJ.
Page, c. H. Armfeld, and j. p Caldwell
was appointed to confer with a commit
tee from the Raleigh Hospital to prepare
rules and regulations to carry out the
new law providing that all INDECENT in
sane shall be cared for at the hospitals.
before any others are received.
The new buildings. for which the last
Legislature made an appropriation, Will
be finished by the early fall.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
Scholarships For the South,
(By the Associated Press.) }

Philadelphia, April Sat the recent
meeting of the board of trustees of the
University of Pennsylvania twenty three
scholarships in the college were estab-
lished. Each of these scholarships is
worth about $3.50 The scholarship will
be awarded upon competitive examina-
tions 10 be conducted at the institution
in which the scholarship has been placed.
Thirteen of these scholarships have been
accepted by Pennsylvania institutions.
The remaining seven scholarships will be
distributed by the committee in public
high schools and academies through the
Southern States and the list of institu-
tions in which they will be placed will
be announced upon the return of DR..
Joshua P Penniman, who is making an
extended lecture tour through the South.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
SMALL Pox AT LOaAN's STORE.
Articles of Incorporation of the Clifside Mills
to be Filed.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Rutherfordton, N. c., April 8.-There is
a case of smallpox at Logan's store, near
this town.
Mr.. NJ. o. Dickerson, clerk Of The court
of this county has discovered in mis- faith
er's papers the original muster roll of
his company IN the Cheroxea indian war
in 1888. The paper is in good order and
every name and date written plainly.
An addition that will cost $4,000 will
be added to the Levi cotton mills at once.
The capital stock OF the mill is 100000
$50, 900 of which has recently been added.
The General Assembly of the State
passed an act granting an election to be
held in Rutherfordton for the purpose of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09

voting bonds to be expended in the COZ.
struction of a system of water works for
the town. Immediately after the election
in May an election for this purpose VIII
be called.
Notice is given of the filing of article
of interpretations of the Cliffside Mills,
which, it is said, will be the largest cot
ton mill in the South wna1 completed;
that the names of the incorporators are
T. b. Lovelace, R. R. Haynes, Henry Jen-
kins, L. A. Holland, Gather Kennedy and
j. f. Whisnant.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
THEY PLAY AGAIN TODAY
Guilfsrd Drubs Trinity by a Score of
Fourteen to Six.
GUIlFORD's WAS AGAME WITHOUT FLAWS
Madison Wins From Oak Ridge by Five to Two
TheI Game is Described as Snsppy
and Hard Fought. 0lher
Games Played.
Games Played.
Especial to News and observer.)


Winston-Salem. N. c., April S.-Thir-
teen to two in favor of North Carolina
was the score of the ball game played at
Piedmont Park this afternoon between
the Lehigh University and North Caro-
lima University teams. The winners made
three runs in the first inning. two in the
third. four in the sixth, two in the eighth
and two in the ninth.
Lehigh scored her two runs in the last
inning. Her team is no match for North
Carolina, being weaker in the field and
box. The two teams play at Chapel Hill
tomorrow. large crowd witnessed this
afternoons contest.
Batteries: North Carolina, Cunning
ham and Graves; Lehigh, Sellars and Per-
son. Umpires, George stephens and b. H
Marsh.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
Total Net Receipts of Cotton.
(By rhe Associated Press.)

New York, April S.--The following
are the total net receipts of cotton at
all ports since September 1st, 1900:
Galveston, 1,609,551 bales; New Or
leans, 2,135, sos; Mobile. 122, 1858; Savan-
nah, 961, ,748; Charleston, 1851; Will
mingtons 252, ,537; Norfolk, 351 ,948;
Baltimore, $3.50; New York, 143,O56;
Boston, 1901 .099; Newport News, IS ,119;
Philadelphia, 1856; Brunswick, 69, ,S31 !;
Port Arthur, 20654; Pensacola, liz, ,263.
Total, 6,466,646 bales
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
Henry Blount Tonight,

Especial TO the News and Observer)
Wilson, n. c., April Henry Blount
will deliver his famous lecture, Chow
Chow" in Raleigh Tuesday night I
heard a good judge Cf such matters
say that the closing portion of this
lecture was one of the finest things in
the English language. His portrayal
of woman's deviation to the Lost
Cause is magnificent.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
A Musical Festival
lWilson News.l

1t is with pleasure that our music low
ers anticipate the musical to be given in
this city during the first week in May by
the celebrated Francis Fisher Powers.
of New York. In this he will be assisted
by a Wilson lady. Miss Mamie Robbins
who has for two seasons. been taking
voice culture under Mr.. Powers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09

The Cornell baseball team, fifteen in
number. passed Raleigh on Sunday
over the Seaboard9 Air Lire. They had
come direct from Ithaca ~ r., and
were on their way to '1leenVllle, ,. e.,
where they played Dali with Furman
University yesterday afternoon. Today
the club plays in Spartanburg, S. c.,
with Wofford Colleg" The Cornell
ball players are a file looking set Of
young men.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
Motion to admit Carter to Bail.
By the Associated Press ,


Washington, April 8.-A motion was
made in the United States Supreme court
today by Jeremiah Wilson for the admis-
sion Of Captain Oberlin NJ Carter to bail
Solicitor General Richards gave notice
that he would resist the motion on behalf
of the United States and he was given
five days in which to prepare a brief.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
Dry Good Store Combinations.
New York Financier. J

1t is reported on good authority that
John Clafin Company will shortly an
nounce the plans of a large company,
which will control and operate large dry
goods and mercantile houses throughout
the country. The capital, preferred and
common, and bonds will run UP into the
millions
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
To Secure a Government Exhibit
lBy the Assoeiated Press. ]

Washington April 8.-senator Nc
Laurin and ]. H. Averill, manager Of the
Charteston Exposition saw the President
today Notwithstanding the failure OF
Congress to make an appropriation for the
exposition it is strongly hoped that some
kind OF an arrangement can be made by
which there will be a Government ex-
hibit. Senator McLaurin is eonferring
with Cabinet officials and believes that
something can be done.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
Two Firemen Killed in a Crash.
(By the Associated Press }

Reno, New, April Sin collision with
a freight train near Wells today, the
westbound limited on the Central Pacific
Railway was partially wrecked Two
fremen were killed. No passengers were
injured so far as known here. Fire, which
followed the collision, destroyed two
mail cars.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
his SKULL FRACTURED.
And His Feet Cut OF Yet the Negro is Still
Alive.


Especial to News and Observer.)
High Point, N. c., April S.-Last night
sydney Threadgill colored, an employe
at the deDot here, jumped upon the
North bound mail train at the station and
rode in few feet of Main street crossing
where he leaDed off, In doing SO. in
some way his feet got caught under the
cars end We're dismembcrel about the
2nk-es His skull was also fracturel
by coming in violent contact with the
ground. The negro was under he in
huence Of whiskey. DR.. y. A. stanton
the Southern Railway surgeon at this
place, took the man IN charge and early
this morning amputated the mangled per-
tions of his legs AT this writing the ne
gro is alive.
Easter services were celebrated in the
churches here yesterday which were
beautifully dec)ra ed for the occasion.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09

G. Barnes, Esq, of Kenly, n. G., re-
tired and rendered unanimous dects-
ion in favor of the negative. College
songs were furnished by the Academy
Octette Miss Helen Pileel sang solo.
"The best thing we have ever had is
the popular verdict We now have l6O
pupils
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
THE CLARK-CoNNOR MARRIAGE.
Cards Announce That This Event Will Take
Place on the 18th.
Especial to News and observer.)

Especial to News and observer)
Wilson, N. G., April 8.-Cards are out
announcing the marriage on the 18th inst.
OF H. G. Connor. Jr., and Miss Lizzie
Clark. Mr.. Connor is a young lawyer OF
splendid ability and brilliant promise. and
Miss Clark is young lady Of rarest at
tractiveness, and both enjoy the esteem
of our entire community.
Col, d. Worthington is destined to be
recognized as one Of the most ornate and
finest writer's in the South, for his adj
mlrable work The Broken Sword, will
soon be published, and then his fame as
writer viii be established, as it is a
work of rarest merit.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
AN ERR0RLEss GAME,
Guilford defeats Trinity by Score of Four
teen to Six

Especial to News and Observer.)
Guilford N. c.. April S.-Guilford Col
lege defeated Trinity this afternoon on
the Guilford grounds by a score of IA to 6.
Guilford played an errorless game. The
fielding of Daniels and three base hits by
Daniels, Morton, Shepard and L. Cannon.
and home run by Daniels were the fea-
turs. Nearly thousand people saw the
game.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09
Ex, Congressman Logan Dead.

fBy the Associated Press)
New Orleans, La, April S.-Former
Congressman Matt D. Logan died here to-
day; aged 72 years.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09

Wu Ting Fang. the Chinese Minister,
will visit Charlotte and attend the Manu-
faetuTer's Club banquet on the 18th in
stant. He will be in Atlanta on the 10th.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09

Several stores in the city closed yes
terday at o'clock, and the day was
generally observed as a holiday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09

It doesn't matter much how man lies
when asleep just so he sticks to the truth
when awake
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-09

David w Harrison has been appointed
postmaster at Swannanoa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
Om ingen are'sjan!

@n Ssnbag bar Der fort Sefs
fab pau =. gaurb, Der ligger en- bulD
Mils 8ej fra en- life fpnft aebitab.
groprietaren er en- uopr9get Selffabs-
manb. Der bolbsr al at Re flere at aeoz
FtaOens geboere bos fig. Den paagal=
benoe Ssnoag beitob SslIfabet ogfda
at en- Del asbItabsfolf. aae be inbl
5uote baObe i7ofunbst fig meb llnbtas
9elfe at Qpoteterens 5rus, Der life
tunbs forlobe fin buslige @erning fer
n. 8 ON Qftenen. Oct bar bn blsbei
bsTfent, at proprietaren til benne 9ir
ffuloe ubienbe en- 8ogn efter benbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
Smaa MeaAelelier.

8opperne / Qarbus. 5ra
4arbus ifripes til ,0annebrog":
Qar6us opifremmeoes forleoen Der
Gfterretninqen ON, at ben &oppeep.-
oemi, Der / 9inter bar b9rget Ranoers
MI ogIaa bar fu6et Del til Sbaanos
6ooebftab.
30 SeIfen6e, en- file qige paa
4dr % en- 9reng pad 8 Qar, er an.
grebne og / 4ftes inolagt pad Gpioe-
mi6uiet / 91p Muntegaoe. 9igen an-
tages at bare Smitteb9reren / bet bur
nDlig er tommen bjem fra 8efgg
Ranoers Dos Sfeglnin9e. Iom bel III;
bar baft 8opperne, men Iom bog un.
Der Gpioemien par unoer SagttagelI
Den life Yige bleO patcineret unbei
Spboloet / Rdnbers, og 5ilf9lOet Ell
bos 6enOe at en- meget mflo art; oeri.
mob er 8roberen libsfarlig ipg. 9ar
er fenere ogb.
Senere mebbeles fra Run0er5.
Der er Der tonitateret nbe 5ilf9lber a
Stopper. De angre6ne er en- 5iffebano.
lers &one og ire 8srn FAINT en- Smei
beipenos Some. De er ale fsrte Ii
3aiurettet. SpgOOmmen bar be bente.
fig / ct at be tibligere fmitteOe 9jem
bborfra Smitten ogiaa er 6rugt Il
Mdrbus.
Sg fra u a 8 9 mebbelss: Sc
men Og ct fpaOt Barn, begge at Der
angrebne 5amilis | 9jortensguOe 81
bleben inblagte pua gpiOemibuiet
4arbus fOm liOenOe af meget let.t
aoppetilf9loe.
Qor6us, ben 81. april. st MT Sop.
petilf9loe er | @aar Gftsrmiobag Ton.
f~tateret pos en- aone, Der bar D9ret
ret foppef mittebe Sus | 6jortensgu.
be. pdtienten er inolagt poa Gpibe.
mibofpttalet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

DebsfaIb. qoiten fra @rens
LAMB bar bragt Gfterretning ON, al
WisIioner og Seminarieforitanber
@renlano q. 6. 9ale CT o6o / TO
bember forrige Mar / en- Qtloer Al 81
Qar. 6an bleo STUDENT fra Ser
lufsbclm Stole i 1858 % tog / 1864
teologiit efsamen. Qaerebe fra Barn
oommen at baboe ban beitsmt at bile
felge Sans Ggeoes 6fsempel, og ban
6leb { 1865 anidt fom Seminariel9-
rer / Sacob8baOn % Wiisiion9r. j
1869 uonGbntes ban til Seminaries
foritanoer. San bar Isrget for, al
unge GrenlGnoere er blebne pooans
nsoe til inofsbte graiter, ligeiom BAL
ogiau bar foreget ben grgnlanoiie Git.
teratur. S 80 Qar bar ban msb
uiDGttet Snteresie birtet paa 9ren=
lano, %biItnot ct eneitaaenoe GtsempeI.
6nns Ssn 5reoerit er MisiionGr /
@renlano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

groprietGren gap en- al Tine &drle
Orore til at tore til gDen efter 5ruen.
are'sian, bpem benne Srbre gidlot,
6apbe aolfiaigt at inopenoe. 6an par
M aarl / 9aaroen. par uienot / SO
men % bapoe alorig pGret / aebitdoen
for. ) Msrtet par bet 10 umuligt Tor
BAN at finoe Qpotetet.
pa, Sluooerl@ ~fortlarebe proprie=
tGren. .9u tsrer blot lige I'D ab Gan
oeoeien. @potefet Iigger / 6opeogas
ben, Der er en- 5ortfattelie At qdnocs
oeicn. Oct er en- itor 2zeta9es 8Dg=
Ming, iom ou %forporigt / 0tsrte fan
tenoe fra ale asbitaOens 9p8ninger
oeo, at Der bGnger en- ROB, br9noenoe
2pgte oper 0sren.
Raa. ia! Saa funoe ban 10 nemt
iinoe bet.
Soo ringer ou paa og beoer 5ruen
pare iaa Denli9 at tdge meo I'll
-. aaarbl" beororeoe propriet6ren.
ga, Def Itulbe are'siun moi gre.
Chit efter terte &re'sian not ioa
fortrsitninqsfulbt I'D meo g%anoaueren
for at uofsre lit 6perp.
,g}aa, be oft 10 lat mG "a mi apps=
~tetet@. frpoeOs Sre'sian iig,oa ban tort
1io efter tgrte paa ben brola9te 9doe
ca o%bierbereoe en- rob 9pgte paa en-
2 Gtages gpgning.
gaa 8Gg9en bemGrteoe ban en-
9lotteitrGng. Gn iuaoan gattlotte
tenote ban fra andre Qpoteter.
Der mao ir pal RIM op". tGntie
ban % fog Ell goot Gag / Strangen.
6aa bgrte ban no9le 3rin neo fra
2oen Stage. og en- tripeIi9 apinoe Oiitc
ia I 8sradbningen.
go 4poenl~ begpnote 9re'sjdn,
,,iG it1' beie 6roen ON au pGr lad BEN
le IA ia mG II tc =. gaaro,"
,Maoamenl" retteoe Matronen Be
Iieoent.
,.qaa, ia! - 9re'sjan bar for
reiten iaa tnuienoe li9eglao. enien bun
par 5rue eaer Wabdm.
.Nu itul ieg itrats pGre oer", lag
be bun % gil openpaa.
Gn Stuno eiter tom bun after til
Spne ifsrt Opertei og meO 3aite
6aanoen. 6un iteg til 9o9ns, %
9re'sian terte / raft 3rap biem mer
i'm qasiager.
Qroprietqren par itrdts iii Rebe oq
fsrte gallant 5ruen ino / SelitabsIos
fdlet.
Sun Ttirrebe forunbret paa bet lio=
lige. b~sjreiteoe Selitab.
.garieltpinosn?" ipurgte bun TENT
iprig.
garieltDinbenl Gn rungsnbe StOg+
gsrIattsr.
Oct bar 10 ben gumIe, 9rOGroigt
,Wabame" fra aebitaoen!
6pab ital bog bet betpoe?
@iloe 9re'sion boloe @rin mec
benz
--- Gnoelig blsO 6iiiorien OPP
tldret.
Den ububne mabdme babbe o9ido
beer Rat en- ROB qpgte bGngenoe uoen'
for i'm DIR, % are'sjdn bapoe iad
qoo 3ro paa I'm 6usbonOes 0rore an.
taeet oenne for 4potetet,
9aa. ia! Der BAR lite onbet enn q.
are oet ON igen. Wlen oenne 9dne
ft 9re'sjan bebre 8eiteo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
DannlarR.
SpfnortfOrpicts SabilGam.

FRA 9sbenboDn meboeiss ben 26oc
4pril:
; Mib6aas bleD Setaoettorpiets
200 Mars sSubilqum fsiret meo en- lille
deftliqbeO / SsoHicersitolen / Npbos
Der. fom / 9ageus anleoning par
fmnffet meo Stag os 9rsut. 5eit'n
pberpareoes At aonssn o9 6urtuginz
ben al Cumberland, grins ariitiaa
% 9rinfesie 4letianorine. 9rins 9als
bemar % 9riniesIe Marie iumt lsr:
Weolemmer Al &ongefamilien.
"a 9onqefamilien Al SeOniCerss
folsns @bef. 9ommanoer Barber
Tetb, par blepen fprt PAD Bluos, BE-
obnote 9antaten, ct mutt og pGrbi5I
4unitDqrf. bois Jorfatter er Srnit ..
D. aecte. aoret unber 4nfsriel at t9l.
aapelmuffus 5borDalb !6anien - Der
baDoe tomponeret Den tlan9fuloe Ueaz
If - af1ang meo megen 8irtning b.
q. felgenoe Strofs:
8anmarf. bu. 6pis apiter rdnoes
5rinot al Saar peo Saar,
aa6ent for De preoe 9dnoes
gio, naar Stormen laaer,
Qabent for 6oer ublio 9rdn0es
Stormleb MOB bin 8aaro, -
Gnonu Deg At M9no ou mdnoes
% bin iei9e 3ipstraft Ianoes
8ennem tufino Qar.
Gfter en- 9portetiang lpb iod 9ros
fesfor 8ieIefelots ION altiO meat
m%uftalif Solo. bL. a. / felgenoe bri.s
Iante @ers:
Der fprang At iamme gGpe Rob,
5bis Strait e lob fig ileoe.
sin Slot, ION osbt meo Slo og 8loo,
Suit 6unoreo 4ar oerefter itpo
5 aoneeobb i'm 9repe;
Der gemtes gniiten til Den 9runo.
Der Iaaes ION gaal peo 5elgolano.
% 9oret Iporebe om ben gdmle Stole,
.oanit al Sinh, ION ben, Der lefte1
fgrit port Sprog pua StjoIO":
Saaoan blipe ben og pare
Gil ON bunbreb 4dr,
sFor bet me Sefels 9gre
4egnftdbstimen ildder.
5ro I'm 9urs, mems frem BEN itrioer
3ro 6Dert RaDn, ben gemmer paa,
Qabe Den til nDe Si0er
arOen gget gad.
9erefter beiteg Ssoficersfoleai
66ef, &ommdnosr 9%arbenfIetb, "a.
lerftolen % bolot mso tor Sitterbeo.
alarbeo pg 99gt ct 5oreOrug on
Stolens 9iitorie / De forIDbne 20a
4ar.
Sad afiang man 9antatens anoei1
Del, 6porefter 6r. 8drbenRetb tatfe.
De aongen for bans R9ro9relie og ID.
bragte ct 2eoe for 3onge og Sabre
lamb.
Gfter at 5orIamlingen baDOe iun.
get Song ariitian itob Deo bpier
Mait", tog aongsn 0roet Og lptsn-
ffebe Ssfabettorpiet til 5u6ilaet. 6as
baabebe pda 69oer % 9ptte Tor Der
banife 6laaoes Jremifribt 0g ~ilutteol
meb ct ,,Qepe min brape Warinel"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
SruffenIfab

fan fureres. or 9eres Wano, Brober. fnber
ener noaen al 1eres SlRatninae libeuee Of ben
Spgbom. 3ruffenifabeH? 8i bar et iiffert gPios
bel oeyivob, % iom fan bliDe gipet BatieHien
nDeH bennes 8ioenbe. Grin efter n9rmere Dps
~lnsninesr og inol9g et &c 5rinirrfe. Noresier Or.
g. o. Eaunoers ~ Co.. eta. c.. Ghie1ao 81.
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