davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15
now THEIR RACKS FACED.

There was an Irishman named
Patrick Cane on the stand up at
Macon few years ago during the
trial of the case of damage suit
against a railroad. Pat was a most
decided witness, and his witty re-
plies caused much amusement
among the lawyers and spectators.
All efforts to entrap him were skill
fully parried by the intelligent son
of Erin, whose native good sense
was more than a match for the big
wigs. The defendants attorney
said:
sNow, Pat, which way did you
say these boys were looking when
the train came in?0
EAST, sor.'
east. All hal And now state
which way their backs were ?"
ssWeE, sor," said the witness,
"their backs wuz facing west. st.
Louis Republic.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15

o flcfal Paper of Bayfield, County. City of
Washburn and Board of school Directors.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15
sYoURs NOT TO REASON WHY

President Patton Of Princeton
university recently delivered a SER
mon at the Fifth Avenue Collegiate
church, his subject being Faith. =
DR.. Patton spoke of the blind faith
of the client who puts himself at
the mercy Of lawyer in preparing
an action for trial and Of the conf
dence of the sick in intrusting them
selves to the physician.
"a case of blind faith" said the
clergyman. "The doctor writes out
a prescription. Oftener than not
you cannot read it. You don't know
what it is. He tells you to take it.
Yours not to reason why, yours but
to do and die
Whether or not DR.. Patton meant
it there was a distinct ripple
throughout the congregation.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15
Taking no Chances

9Th tell you how it's, parson, Z
said the board of trade clerk.
you've married US and you'll adj
NIT that it is good deal of a specu
lation. Now, I'll pay you 81 (the
regular fee) now, and call it square,
or I'll wait sixty days and pay you
what experience teaches me the job
is really worth to me, even if it's
$780,
The clergyman looked long and
earnestly at the energetic, deter
mined young women and sighed.
Give me the 81 he said Chi
cago Post.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15
Board of Review

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Review of the town O
Washburn is now holding daily SEES
sions, from Zine o'clock in the morn
ing until noon, and from two unit
FIVE o'clock in the afternoon The
Board will also be in session Oh the
following evenings, between the
hours Of 7:3O and $50, viz: Saturday,
July 9th; Monday July, 29th; We'd
nesday, July 31st. The last day Of
the meetings of the Board will be
August 1st. By order Of
BOARD OF REVIEW.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15
Not a Candidate.

Rice Lake Chronotype. We are
somewhat surprised that SO many
papers in various parts of this dis
trict apparently take stock in the re-
port that was sent out from Chippe-
wa Falls stating that our fellow
townsman, Hon. Sewell A. Peterson,
is an active candidate for member of
congress from this district. Mr..
Peterson is attending strictly to
business and is giving no time or
attention to politics, the Chippewa
Falls string fends to the contrary
notwithstanding. Should Mr.. Pet
erson ever be candidate for Office
again, some of his many Rice Lake
friends and stauch supporters will
be likely to know it, and the breth-
rem of the press will not need to look
to Chippewa Falls, (where many
newspaper canards emanate, for in
formation regarding such candi-
dacy
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15
schools for Servant Girls.

Madison, Wis, Aug. Estate La
Dor Commissioners Halford Erickson
has determined if possible to solve
the hired girl problem.
He hasn' t decided exactly yet how
he will solve this vexatious question,
but he believes that it will be accom-
plished through the medium of a
servants school. 1t is his opinion
that accredited schools for servant is
should be maintained, just as train
inc schools for nurses are run.
After he has gathered the data
and given the exact reasons why
young women dislike to serve as
menials, ne will, he says, expect
some public benefactor to apply the
remedy.
In his opinion young women are
adverse to being household servants
because the social rank of the posi-
ton is inferior to that of the social
rank of girls who work in factories
or stores. While the latter class OF
work pays less than that of the form
er, girls prefer the latter because it
gives them superior social standing.
The commissioner object is to
find the reasons for this difference
socially and point out the remedy.
All things being equal, he says. there
is no reason why girls should not
prefer to work as household servants
instead of as store or factory en-
ployees. Servants he says, are given
good home aud better wages than
shop or factory employees. Just why
girls should prefer the. latter to the
; former position the Commissioners
wants to find out.
While this investigation will be
carried on in all of the large cities
of the state, most OF 1t Will oe done
in Milwaukee, where Miss Ida May
Jackson will be in charge. An effort
will be made to get data from both
housewives and servants. The COM
missioner is now preparing blank
inquiries to seEd to both, and the
replies to these will be supplement-
ed by original work in the way OF
personal visits by Miss Jackson.
The commissioner anticipates
much good from this investigation
and hopes that the result will be a
solution of the vexatious servant
problem.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15
schley Court Now ruled
Members of the Schley Court:

Members of the Schley Court:
Admiral George Dewey (retired,
president.
Rear Admiral Andrew E. K. Ben
ham, (retired.)
Rear Admiral Henry L. Howison
(retired.)
Captain. Samuel c. Lemly, judge
advocate.
Washington, D. c., Aug. 6.-Rear
Admiral Henry L. Howison has been
selected to fill the vacancy on the
Schley court of inquiry, caused by
the inability of rear Admiral Kim
berly to serve. Admiral Howison's
is one of the several officers
whom Admiral Schley notified the
department was satisfactory to him.
Rear Admiral Howison is one OF
the youngest retired officers of his
grade, having been retired Oct 10,
1899, when he reached the age of 81.
During the early part of the Civil
war he served principally on block
ade duty, but later participated in
the battle of Mobile bay as com
mander of the United States ship
Bienville. It is rather al interest
inc coincident that he was not in
command of the cruiser Vandalia,
at Samoa, which latter went down
in the hurricane in Apia harbor
while flying the flag of Rear
Admiral Kimberly, who had succeed
ed him as senior officer on the sta
ton and whom he now succeeds on
this court. He was in command of
the Boston navy yard during the
Spanish war and later was COM
mander of the South Atlantic sta
ton.
Although he outranked Admiral
Sampson who was in command of
the receiving fleet at the time, he re-
Trained from assuming command,
but allowed Admiral Sampson, to do
the honors upon that occasion.
A preliminary list of the witness
es who will be called to appear be-
fore the court has been prepared at
the navy department. Some of
these officers are on foreign stations
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15
The Glory of Man is strength

Life without vim is like champagne without
snap and sparkle, and life without nerve force
is like a worn out electric battery; therefore we
propose to sell to lun down men and women
'Virtuma' Improved Tablets which are
guaranteed and mailed by us
to cure all nervous diseases. dis
orders. vital weakness and general run dowI
nervous system, imparting VIM, nerve vigor
such as health and youth alone enjoy. Ifyou
do not feel as you used to try them and again
feel the joys of youth and perfect health. 81 8
package or for S.. Mailed anywhere on re.
ceipt of price. You don't expect to be cured
with a cheaper remedy. do you? Free medi.
cine is sent until cured to those where guaran-
teed lot fails. by Druggists owen, Frost & Co.
two stores). Washburn; Bayfield, Phamacy
H. G. Gielle Ashland; A. HI. Miles, Ifo1
River Lignel &Sodergren, w. Superior
Max Worth. Duluth.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15

and will be obliged to leave for home
almost Immediately in order to ar
rive in time. Admiral Schley has
also submitted a list Of witnesses,
some of whom are on foreign sta
tions, an these will also be ordered
home
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15
Published Every Thursday.

$500 A YEAR. The Only All Home
Print Weekly Newspaper in BAYFIELD,
County.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15

The friends of the Governor want
the President to intervene and pre-
vent federal oficeholders in the
state from working against their
idol So says the Evening Wiscon-
sin. Would it not be good thing
for the Governor to call in his APP
pointees who are running all over
the state on state transportion
working against Senator Spooner.
That is probably their way of pro-
noting harmony within the party
which preach but do not practice.
They are certainly very hypocri-
tical crowd, crying peace with
hatchets in their hands. Rice Lake
Leader.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15

Burnett County Sentinel. Bro
ther Jones of the Washburn Times
thought the female members
of the bovine family very nice ami
mails until one of them got into his
sanctum and used his typewriter.
She evidently had the fondness Of
the weaker sex for investigating
mysteries.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15
Aug. lst. to Sept 18th.
SUMMONS

CIRCUIT COURT, BAYFIELD, COUNTY,
Wisconsin.
Jennie Routin
Plaintiff,
William Boutin,
Defendant.
The state of Wisconsin, To the said de-
fendant
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty days after service of this sum.
mons. exclusive of the day of service. and
defend the above entitled action in the
court aforesaid; and in case Of your failure
to do SO, Judgment will be RENDERED against
you according to the demand Of the com
plaint; OF which copy is herewith served
upon you,
A. w Mcleod,
PLAINTIFFS ATTORNEY.
P. O. Address, Washburn, Bayfield, Co.,
Wis.
You will also take notice that the summons
and verified complaint in the above entitled
action was filed in the Office of the Clerk of
Court Of Bayfield, County on the 10Th day of
July. A. D. 1901.
A. w. Mcleod,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15
Chetek Lake Assembly.

For the Chetek Lake Assembly
tickets will be sold over the Omaha
July 18th to 28th, good to return in
Guiding July 18th at one fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale at
the depot in this city.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15

What would you do if you had a
million dollars?" said plain, every
day man.
''Oh," replied the other, II sup
pose I'd put in most CT my time COM
pairing myself with someone who
had a billion and feeling discomfort
ed. ~ Washington Star.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-08-15
Pan-American Exposition.

At Buffalo, May 1st to November
ls:t On May Z, IA, p and 28th, the
Omaha will sell tickets from Wash
burn to Buffalo and return for s26. 70
good for one week; and will sell
tickets every day until September
3rd at the rate of $34.35 for the
round trip, good for sixteen days
from date of sale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24

@oar e Nenet bar petit s ias iS % gaasl 9ar o2s:oH alt Seab o4 a
bnsgia aas Sqsosnms o sEerta 9 9m9 per 9St odbrsO Oa btOT 6t nl iptfstat
rb nlstomneu pei 9oor man bar pgtt % 9ote dorsmmain e@O mnen en-
.bug2 Sian ueo ooan. at bus anouu hfe ugs bnt amme Reeoa. poe be bpe gen
dt etl6u6d. 4a bmae Aarsho liar Oa @9Or bs5eoeF ct 6etaas etqfeHnood
IbBr mub BRUCE ben fore Wo en- Ct. gIents deUura. os fRtte u item I Ell iGa5ar
tdhano al Ot Tan noape An9ob a ee sg9oOmns, Der lnt9a t9 ON, % lon bus o
|n1an9 far hobaihr fed t1 ttonHne SDasbbd. 9nnt u Stauo III al ot e ram
y II mso SpsbOm os bange ben ra let menn'fe iSs @pr m ION Il eraHes Nn0np
elo0s % IGpe 9Mt bel
eO0tbpns os ssOnisshsO Fl aut6 umistmodise sosoOnshen WasiT al &ant
% 3pnotr liner paa ndnt IRA be Oh fdar man Yin I'M, tUni Or Ito tn ben ee BE
banolmg. 81 eaents RapnGa eIoO. OF AeroeA R66a soopba 99c, be no5moe 3r
Der uI0iRnbtt % aun1u9t I II Il btbd Ter ee Sp90omme % tronffe SDagb bT
Sate At aHueitf abUr eanbsba u bleOm 9sbrbes po t@ne fot lo8iar .
oneutuaesr bGmtb a Step ira dhe e. eofr al Al. lam G0nns N3omans 6eut 9otp5
PIG Z. 7b St, gRuueapoHe, Nuun GUN Tiger:
.7r. 8rsnes bel ttnote WiOcd bho mig Tor nosn BIB Il en- tahigt an
befah, ba leg LED al Il Sdbr b. Sc bavoe IN pGt booe pine, bDtlelsi
|RQttr. % tn De, eer bar pprt angrebn pa li9nnoe WIao, DO bor tat
n mmIis ig tse ma TO Or. @uenes RstOura. Gle at ban. bngt frt
5ofer baUoe lea fuofGnoig oenounoct 40 1 De brH. 8 be ftrt m Dd ne
Ger ia ieg bDertn pa 0ue p Il eer 5mcre, o. iq QWr d. geengs De-
odn 9sun r at blbreDe mig. 8r. Grans mn a ITO ggre &sgnHg pa mi.
ION en- Ben al hans bcsme Wiobd.@
Runbe mou snfe ia It frafioste 6bnsbua eo bete2 GtbDet Co 90 mbur 81
ME fufruer. at oae ubunoui1e 9R bod Dn 1b te 5pgoom e. 6r Der uogen @uno
III at bapne ia naar trb p5 Ct na tnHngt eeus2 put nOuiore pl. at bDs 81
II maesu DIR Din 6db eosnlnau Htu mi ran ents eGqesaab rb al toWu hs 0r
q ene mteu pa hans 0outor 3j u. lAb q, 3p Dat str. ca D D II trD OF Tor
fne bam ot Sufaoe pan oil sDf O4 5oroda al III mln8elatg eltaun9 aloea
aars. unsao lie bus ou IT ns og htmoe, al Fuot I'll BAN eaer bee5s Dam enonu
8a9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24

On lille Wisfortaae (.
Sra gaIgtampagnen / &gbenbabns 8.
areos fortGnes Der felgenbe gribenee
6iitorie. Socialiittanoioaten 6ne6z
fer Martin Olien uotalte pad et Weps
i'm 5orargelIe ober, at ,.en 8osnmu16
Itulbe gsres til Gtpipagemeiter paa
0rlogsnGrfiet." 6iitorien er Isnere At
Sfumlere bleDen uoppntet me6. al Ga
9en berfor ftuloe bare 10000 Ser, CO
al ben lpttelige BAR Wlarineminiitercns
G0igerisH. Sdgsns Sammenbon9 II
oenne: Snoebaberen al en- at 9sbsuz
babns iterfte 8ognmanosforretning,y
or. SsrgeHien / greogabs, Der tie
nrr mere enD en- Winiitergagc, bar
EoIbt grDaup meo Warineminilter
Dliooelboes Batter. 0eo 8orOet bolbt
en- of 8rubgommens gsuner, en- ing
Seohicer. en- bumoriitiif Gale, I brill
ten ban men en- ganife peaptfet 9raus
Der uonGbnie 9r. Sergenien til ct
pipogsmeIter@. Set er benne ubnGDs
nellie, ION SOeialifttanbioatsn / Q9s
bober nu bar iaset for aIbpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24
6%Olfetalingcn / 3anmart.

Sra ben banite Stats ftotifi1e
Bureau" er DIR nu ubienot 02eobes
lelie ON aeIulfaterne af ben ben :.
5ebruar afboIots aIminoelige 5oltes
telling.
9obebreuttatet er, fom
tioligere meooelt. at aongeriget nu
teuer 2,447, AL Wennefter eQer 1904
pr. 9baoratmil. s 1901 boebe paa
bet nuberenbe OmrdaDe eli 6olfes
mGngbe at 929, 900, bet BIZ Iiqe 1880
pr. aDaOretmiI. iaaleOes at 8sfolts
nin9stetbeoen j Gsbet af 100 Aar er
iteset til op imob bet ~treoob6elte.
3ilbetftproeenten / be
iioIte II aar bar 1,09 gennenInitligt
uarlig, betbOeltgt mere eno / 1870-90
(0,99) Og ogfoa ftsrre enb 4ar6unbre=
bets gennsminitlige 9ilO9ft, Tom bar
0,97 proeent aarlig; ben ItsrIte 9ils
o9tff bar / $4,000: Ill, ben minbz
fte / 1S01-40: O,84 procent.
Den tore 2ifp9tft fra
1890 til 1901 pda 100 procent aar=
Zig fomner for foa Dibt oberraItsnbs,
fom Statiifiif Bureau / 1895 beregnes
be 5oltemengben til fun at bare g..
256,000 | aft, bbilfet betsb en- Iii
peflt | 1905 pdo fun OFT pro
cent aarlig, og Silo9fften / periobeu
1895--1901 mad ba babe nbgjort life
minbre enb 1875. Wen bette er / og
for fig life marfeliet, og bet fan fors
flares ub fra to 5orbolO, nemlig LIB
~bonbring Og 9eosligbeo, mebens ber
for 5gbslernes 8ebfommenoe life er
ftet nOsen farlig itOr 5~orsgelie; be er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24
Smaa MeOOelelier.

OgbsfdIb. groprief9r 3.
Momien, StopIpit, 5olOing Soeu beo
aoloing, Der t%ioligers bar b9ret 4mtsz
raaOsmeOIem Og aauooeIens tommiss
far, er forleosn ufgouet beb 9sbcn
lom Gslse at en- 8lObforgiftning
/ en- alber at 50 4ar. Den afosbe
bar Meolem at 6ebsielitdbets Reprgs
.fentantitab os bar felD plantet ben
100 9br. Ganb fore p%lantase, Cam
geifob, | Q9rbebsn al Brsrup. Den
afbsOs bar Ribbsr at Dbs. Og Dbmb.
- Spuretasiebirettsr 3b. Seseilo
/ giibe er %afgndet Deo 0sben | en- @l@
Der at ca. "a 4dr.
paitor emer. Gmil G6riftiani ct
beb pda Greberiisbsrg. 49, aar 81.
Drufnebe. st 3 4nr gammelt
Barn - Ssn uf Gragtterer Wiftels
fen, ggbolt, - falot unosr c Seq
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24
sra 8algfampagnrn.

gaa ct @rlgsrmBOe, Tom 6sirc.
lagfproige ganoioot / Qar6us Ien.
ore &reos, 8r. gogelius. af6ol6t. or.
tlarsoe 6r. 9ogslius. at noar Ben
tire nu fOrberebte fig paa at .ifGrt
6alen al" - bet bill iige opgioe O..
cialiftaaidncen - par 0runben ben.
at 9euitre iao bebre poa 5aburetternt
uoen ben Iange pale.
9aa ct fslgenbe Webe falbte 7r.
9ogelius i'm Wtobfanoibat, Socialoe=
motraten 9dralO SEMEN. en- ,5opFs
CUR. 0ette uotrpt gap Qn%leoning
til fglgenOe muntre OrDififte:
6aralo Semen: 0r. 9ogelius er no
get ubstoig meo fine 2ignelfer. De bal
ter bel msget. S0orleOts fan ieg fams
tiois care a2opfiguren" % Del poers
tie 2s6 at 6alen2
Or. 8ogslius: ubm9rfrt, nadr
9enftre iitter 6alen Iige / @eiret
G5ragenpe Wiunterbeo).
6aral0 SEMEN GorlegeH): Ioa,
iaaIeoes at f%oritaal
geo 9algermSbet I 5ruitrub for
leoen foreial0t Der ct ret morlomt 0ps
trim. Gn SociatOemotrat, Rasmus
pr9it, itoO Op ira i'm pIaos I 5ors
iamlingen og uotalte:
seq Dil fraraaoe mine aommerds
ter at femme paa NeergaarD. 6an er
life en- Ben al be imau. pa Der | lin
lib bar Gale ON at bepilae nogle
penge til 9usmanosostre til OplQs
ring / prattiif 6apebrug, ba BAR Reers
gaurb imob. Wien berimoo bar ban
me9et begejitret for be tonselige pun
bebuie. 6dn boloer mere af be tons
gelige 6unbe snO at Qrbeibernes DIT
re. Stem lite paa bam!"
5ertiI i1areoe Goltetingsmanb Rs,rs
gdaro:
Den Weno. Der bapbe Orbet fra
i'm pIabs neos / 5orIamlingen OR.
pr9i), foritOb jes life. Der bar als
brig DGret foreldgt til Qfitemning ct
5orilag ON at beOilge 9enge til OPP
Iaring | 9aOebrug. Men berimob BAR
Der | fin lib Yale ON at bebilge ct
9elsb til Sabebrug / alminbsligbeo,
og ba fremtom Der 5orflag fra en- 5ol=
tetinesmdnb ON at benptte en- Del II
bette 8eleb til 6usmunbsbstre til OPP
lerins ! 5oOebrug. Sg benne 5oltss
tinssmanb bar mig!" (9sr! 9srD
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24

6ammeuftDrtet Sernbas
8a ct @rustog / 5reoa9s
6enimoo aften Tom tsyeace paa
Observation-Disclosures Qa6euraasGts
aumtloRer / Rarbeoen al 9nappen 0eo
aa6enraa. opoa9ere Den enc Sonou,s
tsr, at ben beroeren6e Sarnbanebro
PAR reonct. bDorfor ban opfororeoe til
at ters lan9iomt. 99eH li8e Il gje.
6lit inoen 8oget piIbe tore I'D pad
9roen. RHrtcbe benne fuloiqnoi9 lam
men. gaa @runb at BEN padbegDnote
langIomme Cart lunoe Eo8et beloigots
fonbie ~itrats, iaa Der in9en tom I'll
5taoe. Yian mensr. at bet oil td9e
IN 4 Tigers 9io for At faa groen iot
I Stanb i9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24

naturIigpis itssne / Saft meb ben belle
9efoltninestilp9iit men tnap fuIot
Tda It9rft ION benne.
Il boanorin9en er oerimob Of
tagen b~etnoeliet; zen uo9ioros / De
fgrTfe / Oar al 1s9O'erne benpeo 10,
600 ON @arst. iant o~erefter l 1894 til
4105, % / 1853 bar Den fun uos
aiort 2776 ON @aret | 9ennemlnit.
0gosfaIoene nogioroe / oar
ligt @ennemirit / 18S0-90 3s,6O4.
iteg b~ersFter / Def fsrite 6albaar al
189O'erne tit 42,052 / @snneminit.
men Iant / 1850 til tun at pore
38,304 altioa enb lite Iaa tor Iom /
188O-9O troos Den langt itsrre BE-
follninq / 6aIbfemiernes Slutninl.
D}sn BEN famine .geoFeelIe. % e
Iamme @runoe, fnoes o9ioa / andre
epropaiRe 9anOe % giDer ii5 tpoeli9e
uotrnf; 3pitlanos 5~olfemangbe its9
Tor Gtiempel I 1895-1900 mso / oft
.7.78 grocent snsr Isl 9rocsnt aars
fig og Rorges ira 1890 til 1901 mso
Id eaer 1.10 9rocent oarlig.
RaiurIiapis er 2il0Gtlten meset
forIte1ig / De forite1i9e Dele lf Gan
oet; Der Tan rare Seru5aneb9er Der er
petleoe op iom 9ab6e9atie. os IS
biergs Here Bait faloer 10 / 5ioeu
meaem De 70 foite 39uiH9er. VI C
entelte 6obe69rupper Ct BET be itsrre
4ro0insbDer. Tom meber meb Iangt
Zen iierite 5iIpafIt. paa / alt 43. 6
Procent.
De Il gner Ct: 4ar6us 81. 800
1880: 1906, Gocnie 40.104 go
.762). aarborg 3f.462 G9.503). 6ors
lens 22.232 Q7.29O). Ranbsrs 20.
$50 G6,610. Belle 1880 (9015l.
6eIiingsr 1864 G1,o76). Gsbier9
1886 8 aid. 5rtoericia 12,714
.00,O42). aoIoing 1880 (e558) og
Sbenoborq 1881 (S.755).
Samtioig iteg ae5en6abn alene ira
.321 AIS til 37S.280, g raar 6rebt=
ritsbera % S%unob9srne meotagss. fra
81, $50 til 476,876.
2igeiom / forrige 1iaar BAR 2aubs
bifoltningens SiloGlit oerimoo life
mar Iaa tor. men ben er beg tiItaseu;
/ Dc 10 aar 1880-90 tiltog ben meo
/ alt SO protent. / be Il Mar 1890
1901 meo / alt Al Qrocent.
gsfoltninoens 5orbeling inoen for
be entelte QanbsbeLe iiQer ia faalepes:
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S0noeriYllano. ;,

IN ubDtsntng. gieueitetarl
Sens Ssnisn ira QarDus. / 3ieneite
hos gaarotier Mt. u. Uiaoien paa
9leil6nqaaro, apoOing. CT blepen uSz
pit meb a 5imers BARREL. 0a 8arz
len CT ct %oroentligt Menneiie % 9r.
Mlaoien alorig bar forbruot ii9 mob
Qanosfs 9ope, q uoenforitadenoe 10
relebia life belt Hare oper, boori
8runben I'll ubbisningen egentlig tan
ligge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24

0mfomne 5iftere. Ere
5iitere fra Mieaerup oto aanber5,
Riels &niiirup. Garl Sac0bien og DE
ggrgcfen, bar bGret iapneOe iiOen f..
3irsbag. 9eres gaa6 er M funoet
% beb gaaben bar Sdrobiens Qie inc
Diaet / gaaobet. gigene af be TO an
bre eflerleass M.
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Spaae. merpeie M0no.

anr mahbliae taiere At bette Blab, Der libfr al
Spaaiso. efnbamHfia i0r TAFT Qanhoom. fom
fur I pna beta Hiusitait ga inra lriagu dnnbclig
% ieafmiias rirfirr. bnrte fifiUe III o. eifer p0r
lille 90 a Warn NJ Voice. ipm nmhanol er
hisie GpaboHme. erin / 1aa "a iHtlga FL &c
Erin nTff tit purto Ter Sirifgt Abrfsier Or. ~
.. elanbers = 80, 0hiruaa. 3ninpis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-24

SDunqen aptBl9sning. 5
De Iioite 0age bar ,.6eimbdl", 4abens
roa, fra foriteai9e SiOer mootaget
0eooelelie ON, at @enbarmerne i benz
ne BIB paa Here Stre9 gaar runot til
oanhe unberfaatter. ION boloer
.,6%eimbal", og opfororer Dem til / Stes
Def for al boloe 5ru b. Wilbenranoiz
ara6bes 9lao. unDer 6enoisnina til.
II Der eIers muligOis Tan bare 5ure
for llopisning.
81 81 a II 9oe init Stag
ftGnger f~orfproiaes / benne lib al
en- t1it 0neoter / Sferbot Sogn.
Der er BEN. Der mener, al ale odnite
rInOeriooiter ital foripnes meo tpite
5lagItdnger.
arabbes % 0onffz
beoen. 5ru b. DiIbenrdnbts 9rabbe
angriber / fit 8lab. Oct gamle Dan
neolrte', be ienoerInolte 5rtmenlgbes
Der, ION er oprettet, for at aloorIi9e
ariItne tunbe isge 0pbngaelie onoet
Stsos enO nstop bos politiierenoe
greiter, iom ienoes Dem til Sognef
at ben preusiiHe Regering.
5rimeni9beoerne o%birtsr forbirrene
be % oemoroIiierenoe og filler ben
banne gefoltning / ct fta0t 5orbolo
til 5olfetirten (oen preusiiile). bbor
BtfoliniHgen burbe babe FIN moralite
Ststte os fit 5riiteb" - l9rer Cru
en-.
- 3et 6aoerslebne 5ortpit=
ningsblao inbeboloer en- l9ngsre III
rifline ON, 6pilte Blade be tpite Mbn=
oigbeoer sniler, at oanite llnoeriaots
fer / Roronesbig leier. og bpilte ittc-
3il De ferite bersr 5ru Wilbsnrdnbts
9loo De- gamle 0annepirte;" til be
iibite Den sOrige OanlilrsDne Presis t
SenoeriDadno.
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meb en- et Qar Glore Geiter / Qasn
tGt beo Mitteliens gopal. Snoen
Seiteren fit falOt 5oli til, bar ben
lille 0reng foriDunoen Og fanotes
ii0en JON Sig IGn9ere neoe ao Aden.
Den 64aarige 6br. Rielien
SpiaemanO / 9lOtbus er brufnet. 5dn
eiterlaoer Fg @nte % e n Dotsen Dat
ter i TRANCE aaar. SamtiOig bruine
be 8rsbrene Cars geterIen og Seas
Ricolaj peterIen. b~enbolosOis % o9
10 Var 9amIe. og begge ugifte.