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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Philadelphia, July 1.-THE indopoul.
eut oh prlaue.rsuf Toxins, headed Boy
James A. Gunoy, have contracted with
the Nuado a. Levy Ship and Engine
Building company Of this city for tho
construction OF two steel bulk oil steam
crs Co wrry thalr product from Sabine
Pass 90 amy part of the world. Tho
vessels arc 60 Dos 100000 gallons carry.
ing mmcitv each.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Paris, Tex, July li.-John Knox, n
blacksmith at Woodlawn, Red River
county, found watcry grave at Oaks
Ferry He and three or four other men
went 20 the river seining In dragging
the seine ho got in a swift current aud
became cniang,od .u the mcshcs ono
Of the cords OF the seine caught on u
button in his shirt front and dragged
was OIL his feet. His feet became
eutanglcd and he was drowned before
be could be- cxtricated Two others u
the party, white man and negro. Do
clmo cnang.ed Boo trying Co rescue him
and had q narrow escape themselves
from drowning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Cleveland, July 1.-THE run on tho
United Banking and Savings company
here which began "Wednesday continues.
The bank kept doors open nearly all
Wednesday night in order to permit
anxious depositors to withdraw their
money. Early this morning 200 men
and women were lined mp in front Of
the institution. All demands were
promptly met and officials Of the bank
declared they are prepared for any
emergency.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Port IAvaca. Tex, July IA stiG
gale from the gulf blow hero Tuesday
and Tuesday night, and the wind in.
creased in velocity until the water rose
eight feet in IAyaca hay. Tho bath
houses and saloon attachments 20 tho
pavilion ou the bay were washed away.
but the main structure stands Several
fishing vessels were driven ashore and
badly damaged and many small crafts
were driven and smashed Several pri.
vate hath houses over the water were
also washed away. There was no harm
TO crops. The bluff here Is 20 feet
above the water and no harm was done
% houses on the water front.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Springfield, Pa, July ia freight
train on the Nickel Plato road went
through bridge carrying with il the
entire train with crow and gang Of
workmen =. 4. Moore, conductor. and
William Griffith, engineer were In.
stantly killed. Seventeen wen who
were at work on the bridge were also
carried down in the wreck aud many
believed 10 uo buried underneath il.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Austin. July 1.-The sixth suit 20
recover land in Webb county has been
filed by Attorney General Bell. Il was
against Tuan Villa Cuellar 81 al. tres
pass 20 try title and cancel patent TO
$500 acres claimed by virtue OF AN old
Spanish grant This is the last Of the
Webb county suits.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12
TIDE WAS HIGH.
some Unea.lness Existed al Galveston.
but All Danger u over.

Galveston. July 1.-Two hundred
dollars will more than cover the dam
age occasioned by wind and water from
Tuesday nights storm. Four small
houses were fioa,ed from their founda-
tions and overturned The tide was six
feet. which was the highest tide since
1856. with the exception Of the storm Of
last September
Tho tide was high last night. but
nothing like as high as that Of Tuesday
night. People living on the beach dis
trlct left their homes. but have return.
cl a. all danger is past.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Austin. July lit Is understood
that j. s. Rice, superintendent of pen.
itentiarios, will resign his position 20 at-
tend 70 private business. Mr.. Rice
owns a saw mill and extensive timber
lands which ara optioned 90 the new
Kirby Lumber company, and II the sale
Is made Mr. Rice will resign.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Paris, Tex, July ll-Cub Burncy,
deputy sheriff OF Kiamiuita county,
Ch0ciaw Nation, who was disombowel.
ed at Gran, last night in difficulty
growing out Of an arrest AZ Fourth
OF July barbecue nt Goodlnnd, died here
at the city hospital Tho alleged slayer
has not YET been arrested.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Knoxville. July IA Journal and
Tribune special from It's Washington
correspondent tells Of an interview with
the Honorable II. Clay Evans, commits
sioner Of pensions, in which Mr.. Evans
denied tho story that he would succeed
Mr.. Dawes rs comptroller Of the cur.
runcY
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Victoria, Tex. July ii.-Reports OF
great damage aud loss Of life at Port
layaca are without foundation There
was a hard wind and high tide which
caused damage 20 small crafts in the
harbor and the wharves The damage
will not exceed $500. No lives were
lost and only TOW persons hurt, none
seriously.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Cincinnati. July 1.-The great twon.
tieth century convention OF the Society
Of Christian Endeayor was brought Co a
close here Wednesday night IN blnzo
Of glory. While in attendance the meet.
ing was not up 20 expectations, that did
did not dotract any from the full enjoy.
mnnt Oh tho nNnr-I.na.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Hillsboro, Tex, July I'm shoot.
ing aluy iu O. barber shop Wednesday.
Kid Baycs, a barber, was shot through
the neck and shoulder Five or six shots
were fired Only one shot found its
mark. Complaints were filed against
Kid Bayes and ID. Haley.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-12

Joshua, Tex, July ll.-Firo which
started In the Masonic Hall early Wed.
nesday morning destroyed every bust.
ness house IN town The loss will
reach s2s,gOO.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30
GILLEY & ABBOTT.
VILLA MSTOWN

The Ladies' Reading Club meets
with Mrs. John Dutfus on Saturday
afternoon, Feb. End. Lesson, the latter
part of the Elizibethan period.
Martin Erskine has a DeLaval sep.
arator in his dairy on trial, and is
much pleased with the result from
the first week S use W. w. Sprague
of East Brookteld is agent for this
vicinity.
Whist party at Odd Fellows rooms
Saturday evening.
Henry Cross, who has been seriously
i'll with the grip is able to be out again.
J. B. Broclzway is now OCCUPYING his
house on Beckett ST., lately bought of
A. G. Blanchard.
Mrs. Franklin is in Barre again
this week, assisting Don V. Camp,
clerk of the school board in taking the
school census.
H. f. circuit, who has for the last
four years, been on the Daniel d
Royce farm, at the south end of the
town has bought farm Of Lester
Hou ghton. Price ST, 300. This con-
sistS of one hundred acres, and has
good buildings on If. Mr.. Grout has
been for twenty five or more years, a
blacksmith, and a part at least of the
time tool sharpeL err at graz it sh 'ds.
Our esteemed ex-townsman, DR..
ELAN Q. Lewis, for many years res
ident OF Rutland, recently positively
declined the protfered presidency of
the Marble Savings Bank of thai city
that he had held for twelve years.
After the three score ten and more
years of life, so many or which have
been passed in successful business, the
doctor is entitled to the rest and re.
lease from some of the cares he has 50
long carried.
1t is said the granite firm of Elliot
Brothers that has been in business
here for years will not continue in it
longer'On account of the i'll health OF
Patsy Elliot. This will be matter
OF regret every way to our citizens,
for the firm has won fine reputation
for honesty and good work, and will
carry with them the good will of all
wherever hencef'rlh they may be.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30
CLAN GORDON NO. IL, 0. s. c.
NoilsE 20 CLAN SMEN.

The Celebration in honor of reaching
the 400 mark in Membership will be
held In Miles Hall on Tuesday evening
Feb. 18th, when fine program will
be presented, including Mr.. Peter
Kerrs presentation speech of the
Royal Clan Prize Of Books that Clan
Gordon has been successful 10 winning
over all the Clans of the Order.
Several other speakers will take part
in the ceremonies, after which re-.
freshments will be served, followed by
dancing.
The attendance will be confined to
Clansmen their wives and sweet
hearts. Tickets SO c-nts each, to be
had from the members Of the smuse-
ment committee, also at the Clan
rooms QuenleD Block every even ing
up to the 9TH, when the sale of tick
cts will close. Doors open at 100
p. M, entertainment commences at
7.3Q. Come all and have a good tim e.
Tickets can be had from the follow
ing committee Joseph Graham, john
Stewart, Alex Haddon, James Trail,
William Cruickshank, David Nc
knight, James Paterson, John Paul,
James S. Milne, John Anderson,
George Murray. Robert Raeside,
James Erich, and James Duncan.
244-55
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30
WASHINGTON.

The schools In the Newman and
Braman districts and the grammer de
partment of the village school have
closed.
The body of the late Nelson Cas-
well was brought from Bridgeport,
Conn.,, for burial here, as Mr.. Caswell
formerly resided here.
Miss Goldie Magoon and A. J. Daw-
son were recently united IN marriage
and will reside in Wallingford the
home Of the groom.
Last week Tuesday, j. T. Walker
missed his first trip to Barre ON the
morning stage owing to illness. Mr..
Walker has carried the morning mail
for over three years.
There are several cases of scarlet
fever in the families of G. f. Carpen-
ter and j. j. Dashmar, but the health
officers have taken precauti m against
the disease spreading.
Charles Darling cut his foot quite
seriously one day last week.
Silas Buzzell died at the Waterbury
asylum for the insane one day last
week at the age of 80 years. He was
for several years charge of the town.
G. W. Huntington is preparing for
the annual harvest of ice at his mill
pond.
Miss Lucy Calef has been seriously
Ill at Chicago, ILL.,, for a few days
past, but when the last news was re.
ceived was convalesing slowly.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30
PROGRAM.

Quartette, "Down on the Old
Farm" Messrs Wiley, Morse, Sheriff
and Kinney: "Janie," Myers, Miss
Palmer: duet, "See the Pale Moon"
Misses Morse and White: "Me and
Maria" anon, Miss Palmer: Quar-
tette, cloves Old Sweet Song"
Messrs. Wiley, Morse, Sheriff and
Kinney: "The Obstinate Music Box, "
Ford, Miss Palmer; Solo, "For All
Eternity" Mrs. Guthrie with violin
obligato by Fred Whittier; Delsarte
movements: "a Comm Thro' the
Rye; Solo, Miss Minott; "Rock Me
to Sleep" Akers, Misses Blodgett,
Pillsbury, Ramsey, Andrews, Goulett,
Poor and Austin; Quartette, Chow
the Little Ones Say Good Night, {"
Messrs. Wiley, Morse, Sheriff and
Kinney.
This program will be given in the
M. e. church, Wednesday evening
Jan. 30 at 8 o'clock. Admission Is
cents,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30
CITY NEWS

The body OF the late George S. John
son arrived this morning. from Boston
a q was inferred in Elmwood cemetery
at ten O'Clock this forenoon the Rev.
A. K. Atwater conducted services at
the grave. Undertaken Conner was
in charge OF the funeral arrange ments
Nothing but one civil case in CITY
court today. and that was continued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williams re-
turned from burlington this morning.
Mulch & Calder's shed is shut down
on account Of breaking the derrick
shaft about 8 O'Clock this morning
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30
1t CIrdies the Globe.

The fame of Bllcklens Arnica Salve, as
the best in the world. extends round The
earth. It's the one perfect healer of Cuts,
CoIns. Burns, Bruises, Sores, Scalds'
Boils, Ulcers, Felons, Aches, Pains and ali
Skin Eruptions. Only infallible Pile cure
25c box at the Parlor Drug Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-30
Let Nobody Como

between you and your wife in the matter
OF life insurance, except I'm ambidextrious
agent with pair Of applications.
National Life Insurance Co. of Vermont
,Mutual) ORG AIMED in 1850. s. 8. Bal
lard, General Agent, n. B. Ballard. Local
Agent, Rooms . and 3, Niles Block. Barre
Vermont,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
YrGfem6oe.

On @uo bill, affoloes pr9Itemebe
/ 8iair, giebr., oen s., 4. % 5. Seps
TENDER b. u.
Msoet beq5u6er 9irsbag 6orm.
81. 10 paa 1rinitatis Seminarium.
5elgenoe Gmner BABES til 0rpf
telle:
/. 0mben6s5ens qla6s / ben @friitne
5ortBnosIie, inbIebet At praiterne
g. G.. Gig og 0arato Senien.
2. PraItens iarlige 5riitelier, inbIes
BET at 9raiterre g. 5, gItergaaro
% &r. anter.
3. 9rosbefenOeliens Gtiaing til 0nus
ben, inbiebet at preiierne u. Wt.
Qnberien os ). 9eterien.
Nae qrRiter at ben foreneoe 9irte
ere biertelig peltomns, men tun for
9raiter at besse &rebie i Sonia og
4ebr. lignes Rejieubgifterne.
!9erren belligne Wsbet for os.
Yad Som. 8egne,
ubmuno8 Grill,
Get.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
Clusters from Eshcol.

Tor nogle Qar iioen ubgdb Qaitor
.. 30. 9anien, 6bitaso, a0lieblaoet. "
en- Sumlir9 al Sort meo ct gibelz
iprog o9 et 9ers pad.
9u bar 9aitor 6anien after uo9iost
en- M Canning: Shutters from
eihol" a. Roi. Il, %. oenne Sang
paa sngelf.
Samlinaen bsitaar al a. 100 Sort
Ct 5ooeral, trntt pda Yergament og
paa iamme Sterrelie Iom rOlieblas
BET. 3 CONNER lang, 2 3ommer breo
% aoot ! 5omme inf; be tunnc let
bapes t ben gberite 9eitelomme. gau
bpert Sort itaar ct 9ibeliprcg "a ct
@srs, ION iGrlig u%otrntier @opeotanz
Ten / BET fordnnGente gibelorb.
Det er isDe. Interchangeable 0ruer
fer ben tsritiqe Sinl. iom ian oplipe
ca itDrfe pad GrtenOdnoringen. vi
trQnQer cite til BEN. Der ian TONNE
tsrre ca ilappe 3ioer ober os, oa be
heoe nj en- oplipenbe 0yit. et dlporligt
ca formantnbe Orb, % Der fan TONNE
forIaqte % mooleie 3iber for os, bu
bebspe Di Ct opmuntrenbe % trsitenoe
Orb; beQQe Dele ~inbeholoes / Stu
tiers from Gi6ol.@ Oct er dGt lam
msn 0ruer. ION ere plutieoe pad bet
fanbe 9intrG, Dor 6erre Seius artz
ftus. qaitor 0anitu Der Refer os.
@io Dem en- qoo Wootagelie beb al
tsbs BEN % beo at bruce benz. De-
Ct altio eoot at bare ct SUBS Orb peo
6aanoen, bet tan mango 9ange bliDe
til 9%eIiiguelit for os ietD o9 for andre.
ut be ere pna sngelit. Ion 10 ogiad baDt
I'm getboning. 9i lcbe iblonot Qme-
%riianere, tomme cite iammen meb Gem
poa Reiier. beo Qrbeioe ca andre 9eiz
liabeeer. - Der tnnne be mdaite bripc
en- Misiion % mango Gange giDe qn-
lebning til en- ton Samtale.
Sea mebqiber Cutters from Gihol"
min bsoits qn6eialinq. u toiter Dot
Qdften % faces Dor pnitor 5anien.
Gbicago, Do / 9oniIb 9utb. pu6I.
9ouis, Blair, 9ebr.
q. 6. Betsmdnn.
9actIonDiae. Ga. D. 10. pug. 1901.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21

6ierts, Der lob At msO BAN; men ri
lob. Tom ri inssn 9ing bopOe iet. %
ban iotte ia rolig oso Sioen at.
9ogle aemmsr 6iertet. iaa ungit for
al bet Ifal les. andre bar bet iom paa
lloItiling. llnbfrligs Menneiter.
Nen pi bar lite lib til at iagts
taae ale oisie Sagttohere. for M
itanbIer 3oaet, ban lsftts at. Ban
ian life lspt" iiges Der. 1Ogei tsrer
pioere. 81 0soe bette pdd aipets
8eiie."
0errens ORR cr iom en- .p6iitle",
DIR qiper Signal pad farlige Steosr.
aan ou bpre bet. sIer er ou ION
Wanben, tungbsr. % tsrer / ITO %
NAG troos al 5~lsiten, Until Oh og alt
bit fdtes uo. Deb 6erren, at ban
bill uctolc TT .Gfata" oper big.
&r. 4nter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
ariiscr nOtalcr iig.

9cnoon. PUG. -. - 81 Dubiner=
blao i~noe6oloer Il 5nteroieo at Bro
iioent ariiqer. / bpiltet oenns fprit
taffeoc for 5rernes 6iglp % Do
muntreoe til f~ortiat Cppof!ion mor
Den enQelite llnoertrDttelie.
Qnqaaenoe Qoro &itdeHsrs nrt
proclamation % osnnss nenIiae Dirt.
ninger ia9be ariiqer:
oMit 6olt foritrqttes life 0e0 iaa.
oonne Qrotlomationer eaer Croitoal-
DIR = li9t bill tan opilamms oem til
at fortiatie &dmpen.
enQlGnoerne bar 6enn;tet 6sp2brs-
be aaHere imoo os belle 3ioen. ri bar
olbriq aiort iIiat. BET er imoo boc'
grincipper al benptte be iorte imor
be bbioe.
arii9er benagtess 6eltsnf, at Der
ifuloe etsiitere Ell boQlneIt Sommen-
fpqrQelic imoo ben brittle 0agt
SDoairits.
qoIpurgt onqaa,noe Stor6ritani.
ems 2citer, iii ga'rne. 6ois b bill
orerqiUe ia. uotaite ban:
seq TENDER oisfe brittle geiter.
: 5rlGuoere buroe ogiaa tsnpe BEN
til 9unbs. 8ritterrs loper at Iaart
os genge til at bringe Saaerne / Or.
ben for = % iaa, bDis De life blipei
tilba9e6etalte, taqsr DC port qano. D
anmo0er os ON at faa Con til al lq99t
cs ct Reb Din 6alisu. oq ida tuIbs bet
for 5ri6eo. vi oifoe blibe Slaoer."
oSelp nu fan ri g~enopbhqqe port
2anb. men Ri maa bare FUN uaf-
bangio6so BERTH - netop FUN. ~
6borTpr temper be MOB pore aDiH-
Der og gsrn; be far 10 pore WIano al
qaa lbs pad.
Seq tror life. at BET brittle Goll
amer 6pao Der / bets Raon gaar for
fla oerne6e. - 8ieIte man bet, oilot
man iGtte en- Stopper berfor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21

5ri6erre Iorbenffjetb
beD. Den berpmte ibenite Noropolss
iarer, Baron RorOeufjplo, beoe /
Stoctbolm ben 12te auguit. 9un
par feot 1882 / 5eliingfors, 5inlanO,
At en- Sl99t, Der / flere qeo babbe ubs
martet fig peO Salient og 8egejitring
for noturpiOe nitabeIige Stuoier. Sra
6eliingfors gif ban / 1858 til Stoctz
6olm ION SntenOant for Rigsmuieets
mineraioqiite Samlin9er. llnoerIe=
9elier al bet norOlige Ssbab 6leb bans
eaenliqe 0p9aOe o9 bans 8eremmelz
ie. .0ans 5art meb .9ega" norbenom
Europa % 2(iien. 1878-80, qjoroe
BAN berbsnsberomt. Hetop MI er bans
Sen / geqre6 meO At foreta9e n
0poogeliesrejfe MOB S%bopolen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
uolanoet.
Sriscu i SpOairifa.

grnsiel. aug. 20. Sc petit
gleu" mebbelsr, at graiibsnt ariiger
bar dfilaaet be til BAN ms itineoe
5ilbuo ON at iptte en- aaperhaaoe /
Ssen MOB Gnglanoerns.
0len bpis GnelRnoerne b%irtelig
Tube pope at itnoe 9oerianaer Dir.
ait6ensrs protlamation) ira b. 10.
Sept. b. u. Dil ariiger iorbsboloe iig
aet til at mootaqe 3ilbubet.
Der gadr Rngter ON. at oe gore
Sptaptajner, ION bar meIot ii9. bil
beabnoe aapertrigen M I'll 1roos for
9riigers 5orbuo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21

Oct bebfte ur. Gn oonIf
Manb. Ears Senien, fom er boiut /
Den lille tDite urfubrif @%lai3biitts,
bar punbet ben tnIte aejiers 2gresz
prrmie for bet beoit tonitruereoe Muz
rinetronometer. Oct er ferite Sang,
en- banff Muno bar ounbet oenne grGz
ME, Der beitaar At ct 0iplom og 1900
Mart Iomt 800 Marf for &ronomez
tret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21

0per 600 DANTE bar taget 2anb i
0enne Soloni, uopalgt At &irteiams
funoets aomite, og at oisIe bar aues
reoe be fleite boIat fig Der. Gnbnu
tan Der faas gobt 2uno til n9omss
iteao" Der.
Der tiltranges banite screenings
mano / Den npe 9p o5lorton" C9oits
oiae g. > / Settlementet.
Zen lite og 3oie 9irsOdg / 6oer
Maaneo Talges paa be fIeite Stationer
biQige aeturbiIetter til Qanolpgere
eler be Tan faas fra minneapolis til
Qanoet beb at 6enbenoe Jig til 500"
9lnens 9anbtontor.
9igeleoes 6apes prGrielanb / Ulins
ntIota og 8atota. og billigt Sto9'
lanO / Bisconfin Og Mi4igan pao
500" Sern6anen. 2aoe Sernbanea
priIer. = Strio efter 9anofort oa
iauftyerebe 6ortlaringer til
d. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 500 Ry,
Minneapolis. MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21

Seq Bnffer bermeb at tilfenbesipe
min fulbit9nbise 3ilfrebsbeo meb
SDmaitinen ,0aniferen", fom jeg for
nogen 9ib iiben tsbte gennem 9uniib
2utb. publ. Souie. Sen ger sobt &rs
beibe og er en- COB og billig Sbma@
fine, fom ies life lager / 9etentnins
at anbefale til bpem fom helft, Der
MATTE trense til en- FABIAN.
5. Senen. Gebar Gads, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21

CARTE Miniiter Der bar forlangt Crop
pernes 5j9rnelie
RptgartiiS berrig g. Stocts
bolm, Quq. 20. - st mt liberuIt
garti er bannet / Rifsbdgen meo bet
5ormaal at forene d0t Bremifriotsz
bepagelfer. partiets program BIZ
bliDe Stemmerettens l~lobioeIfe. cn
pro9resfip, birefte Stat % Qf7taf=
felie at geitDtteliestoIo paa 2%ibsfo;s
%neoenbeoer. Meolemmerne At bet
me porti fal betale en- Days Snbt9et
til Pdrtiets 59lestusIe.
9ronninq Sofie Dq. asz
benbapn. Quq. %. ~ Oct mebbeles
fra Stocf6olm. at Drowning Sofe
after er 6etauteli9 ipg.
8ina@ 6pprgsmauGet. pc
ting. 4uq. 20. - gu pertes 6offet
BERTH b. s. Otto6er, men llol9noinge
ber er life meget benrntte peb 3anfen
ON at blibe til6a1e uoen 3roppernes
geitDttelie. ainiernes Stemning
ii9es at oare ligsiaa fienotlig enonu,
iom fsr arigen.
Ruslano bar after taqt pres pdu
aina for al fad Waniduriz = raftaten
unoeytegnet. men 81 Sung 66ana bar
meOoelt, at De eoriqe Maater forbpber
DIT.
els Gen fa( bare. 0eianot / ct.
Betersbora.
RusIerne 6eFqiter MI 9etp 66ang
% bill lG9ge S%ernbanen frem Ii9e til
zen toreanite Gsanie.
8aaet til aatoGieis g
men. 9ano9reoinoe Qnna at 6ess
zen er / 5uDoa / 6emmeliqbeo gaaet
oper til Den t~atoiite STRIFE.
0enrf 3iloragetie bar pott tor
0piigt. oa bun pso 1T @iftermaal til
6srer baaoe BET prsiiiife % besIife
6us, iom i 9eformationens 6iitorie
inbtager en- %fremraqsnoe Ylaos. s0un
er en- 9atter al 9rins aarl al 9rgj-
Zen. 50 Qar qammel og Gnfe efter
9anogreb freoerit al 6esien (afosbe
Drowning 9ouiie Al 0anmarfs Bro
oer), uleb boem bun 6leo Gift Den 26.
Maj 1853.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
glnbefalin9.

Seq titfenbegiber bermeb min Sits
frebsbeb meb SbmaItinen Dam
fteren" Nr. 2. Den ggr gobt 4rbeibe
og fan sobt maale fig meb Maitiner
til bpiere priier.
6. Rielfen,
Blair. Re6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21

uroen 9brtiet. aonffons
tinopsl, Mug. 20. = 30 &ompugnier
tprfife Trooper bar taeet aliiobar,
bet omibiftebe 0iitritt beb ben BULGE
rife @rGnis. / geiibbelie. Den bull
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21

Spebaf16eDen pda 9reta.
I'll ,8it3au5 8ureau" ~neooeles: Oct
treteniiite 9eputerstfommer bar ben
l.. Suli oeotaget gooforilaget ON at
~iiolere a1e Gems i%peodlift unoer Sta
tens beitanoige 5orIcrq % Iarli9e
99rn. Samtioig bar &amret pda
5oriloq al BEN oeputereoe Witojannis
peotaget en- 6afaoresie til Or. meo.
Gblers al a%s6enbaDn FOR at .uotqle
aamrets 5ofnemmetiq6eo % 6sjaqz
tilie for De Q%nitrenqelier % perionlis
az Dire, oenne gaae bar ubfoloet for
III Misunderstanding Bart"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21

6n oanif ubpfbnoret /
Qonoon. W%eitminiIier @a3ette for
taQer / 8elqe a9olititsn@ poa frems
ftuot Qlao5 ON en- oanif W}ano, Der
paa 9ejen 6jem fra 9imbsrlsp / S7o
Nfrifda bbor ban bar opret dniat oeo
Ylinerne / ibo Qar. / 9onoon ffal pG-
Re bleOen 6ersoet Belle i'm opIporeoe
5ormue, 10000 9roner.
% at bans 9}topdsiaatrer. Stem
ban 6aobe gioet g}os ON i'm 5ormuc
ca line Ylaner. feyte ban paa Ell 9os
gis6us beb Goncents 9oroen iammer
men en- perion, Iom pdaitoo at pare
g~eiiooelie al $4,000 9uno Sterling.
al bbilfe ban life oiloe Rare utilbBj,
fla til at forGre bet enc 3uiinoe til ct
Menneite. ION tunoe title en- Ii9nenoe
Sum Deo Sibeu.
Oct aiorbe 3onitersn. 6an lagbc
paa Cpfor6ring 9engene / ben frem-
inches 6at, og Manoen fiernebe fla
p~ereiter men oeuue for at oenbe til
baqe meo fine egnt 8lntnoter". SelDz
felqelig biite ban iq life mere. % bans
TO @enner fierneoe ia oqIaa unoer bet
8aoifIb, at be oiloe 6snte BAN. Wler
borte 6leb be aae ire.
5 Gorsbags bites reifte ben FOR
6ele fin 5ormue bsoraqne 9anifer
hiem / en- f%ortoiolet Sinbstilitanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21

qon0on. Dug. %. - @eueral Sit
6ener meloer, at en- Qfoeling al BET
fbbdfrifanife Boliti ! @aar %pperrafes
De en- 9oerleir / RTrbenen al Wiboels
burg, 9aptolonien; % Beer falot.
De en9efite Trooper maatte imioleys
tio trGtte ia til6aae ca forfulates
at goerae. % ida tom 3uren til 6ng=
lanoerne. fsre faI0t. iaareoes % ian
Qebes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-21
%

% antre aunftmalrier, iaaiom 9ortrrtter, 9lomiter
anti eauoftoss CO Marine- Srener o. T. u. %noieres
imait es biaigt. Sebite 90 ineite inporterebe 5arper
Tube Colors) ca ~prepated canvas benhttes.
@eitiainqcr mubtaQes pea GeaHinaera III Mierrammer
Q. i. D.. ~ Jensen.
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