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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16
WORLDS FAIR IN 1908.
Idaho Should BE Represented VIII
BE Her Opportunity In the New Cen.

BE Her Opportunity In the New Gen.
tnry.
The Worlds Fair at St. Louis, Mis-
souri,, in 1903, promises to eclipse any
thing of its kind from the days when
Rome's proud eagles were victorious In
all lands down to the present time
when the stars and stripes, the world
over, are the best recognized emblems
OF victory. The national government
is interested in it and most OF the states
and territories in the union are making
active preparations 10 participate and
share its honors and glories.
The News believes Idaho should be
represented. Its star should shine on
that occasion as brilliantly as any in
the galaxy Of states. 1t will have the
resources to make it shine. That will
probably be its greatest opportunity in
the first quarter OF the new century.
We cannot, we dare not, let it pass with
blamable Indifference.
The fair will, unquesttonably, be the
biggest 10 the worlds history, and to
do our state credit preparations for our
part should begin now. We cannot af.
ford TO wait until the meeting Of the
Legislature in 1903 to start the ball and
make appropriations for rolling IL
Every plan, in its minutest details
should be perfected by that time. Tn,
legislature will make the needed ap
preparations.
To THE NEWS it seems that il Is VI
TO the state administration to move i
the matter. Every citizen will feel !
! pride in having the state properly rep
resented and TO the best advantage
The officials should put their heads to
gether and draught skeleton plans 10
the great undertaking. The peopl
! will carry them ont. The county com
: missioners OF the different countie
will take action II they be so requisite
and are told what is expected Of then
Every county in the state will want tn
state advertised to its best advantag
= at that great exhibition Of the world
Y products and every county viii want
= share in the glories 81 the state. iii
7 NEWS calls the state officials to IA
Y tention." Let the governor give III
y command, Forward, March"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

MoNTIcELLo, Virginia, heard much
pr Jefferson, the constitution and the
declaration this week. A monHment u
Jeffersob's memory was unveiled there.
All the Jefferson clubs sent represents
tiyes. The pilgrimage was akin IN
numbers to the pilgrimage Df Moham
edans TO Mecca, The gathering may
lead back tc the plain and pure Democ
racy Of the days gone by before ths
birth Of fusion.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16
aorlcE or assEsamzNT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES TINT An
Assessment Of ten 10t per wnt hp- haea
levied on the stock Of East Line Gatg GaHae
pany. payable IN cash 10 Oh" Treasurer. 1T
his office Ia smelly Idaho.
All stock upon winch tats assessurut re'-
mains unpaid on tire i2th day ~ o,Euhor
1901. will be delinquent and advertised, aud
unless payment is made On ar before Sgrnut.
her gth, 1907. will BE- sold according a. law
Ordered by the Bparn ~ Directors 1T Sbw.lsy,
Idaho, this 18th day 81 september ig0t
" q. NICHOLSON. sre'y and Treas
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16
llcarY,s CELERY NERVE COMPOUND

For all nervous diseases, nenratS "a,
rheumatism, nervous debllity,p para Esls'
biliousuess, dyspepsia, costtYeuesSt
piles, liver complaint, kidney troubles
and female complaints. Il goes to the
seat OF the disease aud cures thorough
Nv aud speedily Sold by scott = 20.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

II YOU are troubled with inodoro"s
breath. heart burn, hatulency, hehn'
ache. aeidity, pains after eating, loss OF
appetite, persistent melancholy, or lo#
spirits. You need a tonic, a few doses
Of HERBINE will give you the rceu'
perative force TO remove these dlsor'
ders. Price 80 cents at Scott 4 co,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT said in ex-
PLANTATION Of his appointment Of Gov.
ernor Jones, u life long Democrat, To q
judgeship in Alabama: Il am going tc
make such appointments as will make
every Sontherper respect the Republi'
gan party" This is u great departure
in the South.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16
TIE scbley investigation with al

THE Schley investigation with all It's
examinations and rocriminatiOns is
gbou; 10 destroy the glory that came to
the American navy from the 1estruc-
tion Of the Spanish fleet Some ~ the
witnesses would make 1t appear that
the spanish Admiral Eeryera who went
down TO honorable defeat was the only
one who showed any bravery in the
hight.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

THE Democratic press Of Idaho must
be unit to he strong in the next cam
paign. IT old conditions continue and
prevail it will be reduced very close TO
unit in numbers. Think Of the num-
her Of papers that went to the wall in
1901! Help one another and the his
tory Of last year will not repeat itself
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

TO WAIT for an appropriation by the
legislature Of 1902 aud 1903 for the
states representation AMI display at
the Worlds Fair opening at ST. Louis
the following May, will be 10 wait TOO
long for any glory and honor. The op
portunity will have passed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

AND proyidsd, further, IL the Demo-
cratic press of the state will stand to-
gether for its rights ia the next cam
paign it will command the respect Of its
entire party and members will have a
proud and profound respect for them
selves.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

EVERYBODY from Aroostook, Maine,
20 Porto Rico and from Washington 10
Manila will want to see President
Rooseyelt's first message to congress.
That document will be sure to tell the
people where the president is at, and
that's what they want to know.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

VALUABLE RANCH For SALE, a
valuable ranch of $40 acres, with per
feet water right, near Houston, Custer
County, for sale ~ "a bargain. Far
terms apply 1T NEWS office.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

Mr.. SHEPARD, Tammany's nominee
for magyar Of Greater New York, will
make his campaign on this issue: u
am Democrat with a Democratic nom
ination against a fusion candidate with
q Republican nomination"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

TAMMANY is waging great battle
for the Rayorslty OF Greater New
York. The eyes OF all Democrats OF
Idaho sboaId he on Tammany and
watch it win. Tammany is IL unit and
in union strength Is found.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16
warrE,s CREAM NERMIFrGE

WHITES CREAM VERMlFuGE
Is essentially the child's tonic, IL lm.
proves the digestion and assimilation
Of food, strengthening the nervous sys.
ten and restoring them TO health, slaor
and elasticity 81 spirit, natural To child,
hood. Price - cents at Scott 4 Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

THE best beloved men our country
ever produced were those whose work
ings in every phase could be under
stood b. men behind the pillow or the
hoe. Lincoln was good example.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16
Pan-Amsrteaa Expedition sGtss.

Blaesiaut ID Batatu. y, Y, and -
tarn via STANDARD Hines. Attit0
Via ptgyrrutitt Fines sat;n
Tirsrts " VI ~ on ,s,tr Nt-t aud thIra
1'a,,.sls,, ~ eatl, tgoutls. Jaas 20 oo'is,
ue.r Inclusive, Etutted u len slass IN
each direction, with tuat TtGutt 81 days
FrDla date ~ sale
ssast=sa
rs 80 a.waes ". priM TUE NEWS
EOaiy - p~r year, Subscribe to-day
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

IT is the delight OF some politicians
10 impute bad motives 70 good action.
They think il is smart, and more, 1t Is
their nature.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

PAT GROVE, the alleged kidnaEer Of
young Cudahy, OF Omaha, offers TO give
himself up if guaranteed a fair trial.
The rewards for him are being with
drawn and he will soon surrender to
the officers foF trial.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

THE president has placed this esti-
mate on ne9 to be appointed to federal
offices: i'They must be emineutIy quail
ified and men of integrity" And he is
going to sink or sFim in the boat car
rying this class of men.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

No STATE committee should ever
work more for its individual members
than it does for the entire party it rep
resents. The party's crop will suffer
from weedsaHd grass when that's the
case
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

THE state administration can make
no new move for the good of the state
SO good as to move for n splendid rep
resentation Of the state at the Worlds
Fair, St. Louis in 1903
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

The armed Filipinos are not all dead.
CONSUMPTION is being enforced and
their camps in several provinces are
active and lively.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

DoMEsTIcALLy speaking Mr.. Han
mas frying pan Of grease has been
knocked over into the fire by the presi-
dent ia giving out federal patronage.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

IT is safe to say that President Roose-
gelt has more physical activity and
alertuess than any mao who ever occa-
pied the presidential chair.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

WONDER II Senator Hetseld is wait
Ing I'll the cl0uds roll by, 10 tell under
Whist battle flag he win tisht 10 1902.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16
BLAcEFoor IDAHO, OCTOBER 10, 1871,

JUDGING from Miss Stones picture,
none of the boys in this country would
have kidnapped her.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-16

J. 81. srgyESs. Attorney for Administrator
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perfauft.
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G6epipt Damsnz4n3iige, nit Seibe
gefiitterte SSadets, purDen fir $40
berfuuft.
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fiittert, unb friiber fir SIS unb ST.
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uno 9omeipuns, i4pur3 uno ale Be-
liebten 5arben, Gtonz. 8louIenz nno
boppelreibise 6acons, nit Seioe gefut@
teries sSudst, friiGer $3.50 big $22.
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5arbige unb i9nur3s Sammctitoffc, bic fir 81 p
perfautt puroen, 3um Iusperfaui pro or
Qaro fir. .O0t.
uniere neus Griibiobrs rgorbeoa g8aI6=scioe,
oHe ncuen fritbIabrg=6arber uno uciB, in eineni
snololen N1orttment; uuier 5G. g8ertb. 9O<
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3ol brett; tcrner idibt idpor3e iopunii6e
gene, q 3oa brett = in oteer Qartie SQ<
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Nelte ton SGiDenitOFeu.

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8Hammmrm dsm oba ais zines D" Dunobm aapa
be
fen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-06
@ermildlte ttIearaphiide sepsiden.

- Sine Delegation i'm SntereFe
bes 2lnfauF5 BON 8uQeD : 5orge, 8a.,
bur6 Die 8unbes 8egtetung Iprd9
9eitsrn 6ei'm prdIibenRn McRinlep
in MdF6ington Dor.
= Die S4ulbs66rbs BON Nep1Yort
fat Der Sbulba6Droe in @alosItDn,
2eTas, $27, ,907 al5 Die Sammlung
unter oen &inosrn fir bic nOt6leiben@
ben &inber in 9albefOn iibermittslt.
= Sn 8rootlpn, N.@0Y III fir ben
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pprpen.
= Die ,GenIral 8ahn BON Hfp@
SyeuisD" lit Don s. PRrpoas g1prgan
an Die rReabjng 8a9n" pertautt
tporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-06

De 3s p9dnOnsualn g:lOsrparsnOtn gndnfs bal es
S6nn 9e6 E6 porbei6affn @el9T9een fir
unterren S6re 6el6n 2GOen babn m ME 10 uman9r4
oOrberat S9nn bic gOBurtn gu stn be Six Big
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Nunsn gsummen QGben ho6en tire bn uno dongmdB'n
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Or0be NeOnftiOnen fit 9lns}ge nnO lleberiDIrfe.
al 9orRd
9sntbS2
Gtab ?satrt $500 5000 S00O
fir
50 90 9sHtnanHot ooms $500 $1,000
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gSiliie" in DIR eGrcmne

3odiOnDiffs. 6la, 4. San
Der Is : id6ri8s 8jQiam $. 9fods
pel, Der aus bem 9ouie ieiner &fz
tern in 5ouatQn. M}aK, burfg:z
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gorf tpphn5ofter MiG:onGr, b;s9er
Oergs6li4s 9}a4fOrI4ungen ong:ittGt
6atie, puroe bier aufgcfun0en. Der
Sunge fat eine QlnitsGung in sjnem
8eTtaupant ats 9unffnan geFunben
uno csntt Bis jsBt ni6t oaran, pieber
nab 6ouie 3uriid 81 te6tsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-06
Wadit Balm fir Cpm g3oul.

Nuf6tngton, 5. San. -san.
PsarTon, Der frii6ere 8enerat @oms
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fstte in @of6irgton Elm uno 9atie
e:ne tur3e iGOnfersn3 nit Dem PrdIis
0enten U}c&inleb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-01-06
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Betting 5. Sanuar. - 0as 6riz
tif6e Quspdrti9e Qmt Fat 6euk Den
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peranlaiIen. oaB bic WeiterouFfu6rung
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Die anti ruiIif6en 5iraosn osr eng
liTfen 9reFs iino abIClut pnosrTidaOz
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DeutGhe Sparbank uOn Baltimore,

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-14

@reD hilbert forbaDiet IS foritaar ben fore Stunt a:
tempe mao 6inmelite iom meo iprbiite @aaben."
,,airtsn bar balet eOer til I'm aiooer og @dabenz
braoer, 6erre &onge!" - iagoe 96rtebiipen .og Den
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faa Digtigt zje6lit tommer i~ielOen mer emo en- Sang.
GAP intet b~erosligt 6eni1n til iterre Wlagt % 2gre M
terrible eoerl Spgio De itolte 99mpepaner meo griz
tonien! anuo Den tore, beitoOlig S%buiommelie, ben mag
t9e anuo. 6erre 9ongei bpis 4r0in9 S tGnter poa at
6lioe, iattt 10 i'm arone paa SUBS be0ige utter. ba oennt
9eroens Smiger og 5orfGngeli93eo piloe friite BAN til
at i9tte i'm 2@re oDer ben alm99ti9es."
st aorstog altiaa fert o. ct aorsto9 INT bet
er M, ION Tor. eoers Raao % 0ening. ~Grparoi8e 9erre!4
- iaaoe @aloemar meo oampet Stsmme og ipntes al
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6aren ora9e 6iem o. iep lore ino poa Ribebus, AMER 5
neppe for Den %. bette tore, pigti9e 2jtblit fororer. -
,8elan oa!" - peobIeo ban beItemi efter nogle G~ieblittes
Gaps6eo - Il Mor9en bragg pi meo 6arsn mob preas-
fen; ieg 1al pie mine triitHe 5ienoer, At ie9 Ct ooagen %
tor qlemme BEN oper 6eoningerne. Seq bill M lite ie
Ribebus fereno SprseIongen oper Sla9et Deo 9end tan
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ben oiarpe 3sIanoer fal felse Dc. Zen 5orfan9eIigb:b
MAD 5 bolos mig til Gobe. min fromme Si3Ieier9eri at
meoens ie9 ierger Tor airfens Sejer % Soriets srs
5lanOt Dc pantro. ies tiGi9e oil bare ier9ei Ter min rios
oerlige % ~tongslige 2gre % nit Rapus Sbutommelle boe
en- pantro 6fteril9gt.@
Den fromms 9Grtebiip traf paa StulDrens og TAP.
Nen @rso alb,rt bapeoe itolt 1T tun9fuoi9e 4aipn %
b~etragteoe BEN tate. %arslnItue 9onst meo 9eIbebag. ,@eb
q. Wibdel9 ia9oe ban b~aeiitret aet IOpligt rg
p~riieliat eftermGle er Den eneite 2ntts pda Soroen, iom
iHe Oer % 6eHfarer. og ION BET er barb for en- arlt9
Riooer at itrebe tfter. Bar Gftermalet ogiaa 3ant %
5orfan9elig5eo, pilpe ie9 lite BRACE Staalbanoiien pa
7or at pinoe Ct 9%onqeriae."
.5u pei. bois 6errer!" - iagoe nj Grtsbiipsn -
,6oor 6pdn9tlet peo eOsrs aiOoerippro en- Sang prabis
tes / 5reo. Der Dil man f9e til eoers 5%6utOmmslis bOao )
1iorbe. Den retfproigss glapn Iol lite uolettes. bans
5~6utommslis b!ipsr / 9~eifsneIs; men Cubs o9 ben tors
f1iteoes er 2Gren.@
MeO oisit Orb bafteOe ban ct reot Silfefora paa
aon9eus % @reo Qu6erts Sfulbre.
DIT m. pistige 8orstO9 bar i%daIeess bsiiemt. IA
zen efter bar bele 6arsn ii9e 9ors og oro9 meo paienoe
5aner o9 t~liusenoe Spill mob be fjeTne, 1eotnlis Ganot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-14
Otttnoe Kapitel.

Weoens gongen os GreD gilbert fejbebe lpttsigt /
prsusitu O. golen o. qioroe fore erobrin9er ira Nei6s
ellen langs ueb 6aDei til GamIaHb. narmeoe 9ioen fg,
"a Drowning 1agmar tube pare Mooer. SUN 8lGoeoe
ia cite %inoerlig. taft b@arnlig oertil, men u%noertiOen blep
BUN 6~e4Hgfet % urolig til Mooe. Dgrfor iegte bun
ia0nlig g,pa8eie fri quit. aeoIasst at ariitine al
Riie, gf bun baelig / Slotsbcoen % TAB oer ofte balpe
Dage paa TT gHofnasiteo melsm 6nebuItene Deo 4aen,
5por bun baooe laost be; foe, iustige 5orosmon opbsje
% en- lioen Qebbntts iHerstts oeo ben %iio3renne 4abre9-
Der laa altio en- lille. n1eeie gaaO meo 4urpuriaoer %
~forgDlots qarsr, iom Sofssn fapbe label bpgse til inca
QDitiarter meo 1ronn zen IA @aeu. gfaar 8agmar
BAR alene NAB 5omFra .%.iyiiiae paa bette fit gnoIngsfs6,
fanot bun ofte en- barnli9 Glabe ! al iatte fg ben fofs
bunone 9aao % ougae I9 ben melem be bsie Sin cg
Rer, meoens 5omfru 9ritine mautts ipH9s 9iierne for
enoe ON Rosmer 6apmanO os Slime al 9iaenitoo, ON
Elpebsi % GlDepigerHe og he mango Dibunosrlige Sagn,
boorpaa be gamle, oanfte 5olteiagn ere iaa ri9e. Naar
8ronningen bsrte bisie San8e, ipntes bun at pare tom
men til ct fortrpaet 2ano, bpor Den Dele Rat ligeiom bar
leDenoe % bsiielet. o9 bpOr GngIene ira 4enoss tonne
garnbomsoremms unoer De iimple. rsrenoe 3oner gun
4ebe ia meb oet 0otsue Barn BEN eplone 0ugge.
en- often peo SoIens QeOgan9 iao 8ronniHsen ials
leoes ~puQgenbe co %oremmenbs / 9aaoen. Somiru airItine
lab foe oDsrfor 6snbe paa 9%iorbanleu o9 lang;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-14

.,9onoen ub At @i1enitob
De 3roioe geunem 9inopet Iaa:
6jelp mig nu, 5sius Wtdria Sen.
9isie 3roies Dc dgts mig pdd.
San Ilog aors / bper en- Brad
90 melt uoi hans Stue;
JoriGroeoes nogls 3roIos berbeo
De TIei ao Oilosne Siooe.
CONNIE Fisj Otter, iomme flsj Better,
Qogle flsi NOro paa;
Rogle flsj neo | egbene DALE;
Seq tror, be ere Der enonu ~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-14

,S0ab fattes ebsr2 min able Dronningl" afbrsO
airitine %pluofelig San9en. IS bliper iaa bleg, os bbao
ltirrsr 8 fad b%eipnoerlig paa2"
.Qt! ieg brsmte iaa ieot eg tGntte paa min 5aoer
og min WoDer og mine g~drnoomslege" - iagoe Dag
mar - linen iau fang Oh ON be onoe 9roloe, og mig
ipntes, be itat 9oOeberne frsm at aae Butte og truebs
mig"
,aors bsbare o." ia9be airftiue Og ia Jig bdlD
~englelig ON linen 5 trOr dog dlori9, able Drowning!
at Der er iadbant 1rOlopat mer til 0erben2 bet bar 10
fun ganle, gamle 8age, inosn ber bar airter og pr9iter
og rigtig triitsn 5ro 2anoet."
.Du fang 10 lelD. at SOnOsn fog bet beaige aors
for 3roloene" - iagoe 9agmar. - oSeg tror pei lite
y &c aRmpeuiieH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-14

IS tor life 9raos. grab lie foroi
!6immerioes 0rr itaar uaben Tor oig
Zen l6aofrue banter paa Ellie.
; 9immerig iial ou bn9ge % DO,
Der fanaer ou ierit baaoe 6pile % 70;
WeH 6aDfruen banter paa 9iaie!"D