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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27

tered TWO and one-half inches below the
collarbone and one-half inch to the
left OF the median line. The wound in
the left arm entered eight and one-half
inches below the end of the clavicle. The
bullet entered the left hip four inches below
the anterior superior spine OF the ilium.
The course of the bullet In the hip was
three inches In length. The passage was
from front to rear. the rear being one-half
Inch higher than the point of entrance.
Point for Prosecution.
The most important point gained today
BY the prosecution was when Dr. Glaze
brook testified this afternoon, In answer to
direct question by the district attorney,
that he was confident that Ayres could not
have inflicted the wounds on himself with
the pistol found in the room.
DIR. GlaZebrook said that he had tried
with the pistol TO place the weapon with
his right hand in such position as to in
hict such wounds, but that he could do 1t
for two of the wounds only by pulling the
trigger with his thumb.
Course OF the bullet.
DR. Glazebrook- explained that the bullet
that entered the breast passed through the
tip OF the right lung. through the pericar-
d.l7 :1rcq%h the large vein that carries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
DISTRICT WINS SUIT.
Official Notification of Verdict in
Celebrated Caxe.

SeleDFateO case.
Mr.. A. b. Duvall, the attorney for the
District has officially notified the Commits
sioners that the District has won in the
famous Burrows dog. case recently tried
in the District Supreme Court. Mr.. Marion
o. Burrows sued the District in 1899 before
a justice of the peace to recover $500 dam
ages for the alleged unlawful killing of his
dog Dandy" by the District poundmaster
The justice of the peace gave verdict in
favor of the District but an appeal was
taken to the Supreme Court and was tried
before Justice Barnard and a jury.
The evidence showed that Mr.. Burrows
had purchased a tax tag for his dog but
at time when the animal was not wearing
the tag, the dog catchers' seized the little
black and tan on Mr.. Burrows unenclosed
premises. The plaintiff failing to redeem
the animal by the payment Of the 81 pound
Fee the dog was destroyed as provided by
law.
The court, on motion made In behalf of
the District, directed the jury to return a
verdict for the defendant on the ground
that the dog was legally running at
large at the time of his capture. as there
was nothing to prevent his leaving his mas
ter's premises.
'The court stated" says Mr. DuvaI
that one of the objects of the law is to
afford protection from biting dogs, and that
the tag was required to be placed on ami
mails so that the owners of dogs running at
large might be known and identified in
order that such owners might be held re-
sponsible for any damage done by their
dog. The court held in this case that the
term running at large means without re-
straint or confinement, whether upon the
land Of the owner or elsewhere"
The costs of the suit, assessed against
the plaintiff, Mr.. Duvall states. amounted
to $71.5O. The case has been followed with
much interest. The Commissioners have
for some time desired judicial 4ulfng as
to the term running at large in connec-
ton with dog tags.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
PAY OF HOUSE EMPLOYEES.
Meeting of the Special Committee An
pointed Last Session.

A meeting Of the committee on appoint
ments and compensation of employees of the
House of Representatives was held in the
room of the committee on appropriations
this morning. There We're present Messrs.
Hemenway, chairman; Long and Maddox
After being in session less than an hour
the committee adjourned to meet next
week The committee was appointed at the
end Of the last Congress under the authori-
" or a House resolution authorizing an
investigation and report to the Congress
shortly to assemble on a method for regu-
latlng the appointments and compensation
OF clerks and other House employees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
An American. Death in Mexico.

United States Commercial Agent Raphall
at Aguas Calientes. Mexico. informs the
Department of State that William McWatt
of Mystic, Conn.,, employed by the Mexican
Central Railway Company, fell from a.
moving engine May 80, the fall resulting
In fracture at the base of the brain, which
caused his death the following day, May 81.
The deceased was buried in the cemetery
OF 1.-THE Angels" The grave is marked with
the name OF "McWatt," alias Duncan" on
q permanent tombstone, and In case the
family desire to remove the remains to the
United States at any time there will be
no difficulty in locating the place of burial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
THE GAYNOR CASES.
Argument Being Made Before the
Supreme Court.

The case of Benjamin d. Greene John T.
Gaynor, William T. Gaynor and Edward H.
Gaynor came up for argument in the SUI
preme Court yesterday. This is a case
where the alleged partners of former Capt.
Oberlin Carter We're indicted in New York,
and the government seeks to compel the de-
PENDANTS to go to Georgia for trial.
The defendants were represented by ex-
Senator David b. Hill and Abram ]. Rose.
while the government was represented by
solicitor General Richards and Marion Err
win, special counsel. Argument was begun
late in the afternoon by ex-senator Hill
and will be completed today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. November 27.-Flour STEADY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y e9e barrels: exports II 33s
barrels. Wheat dull-spot and the month, 7oa7ek
December. 76s !ek; January 1Is77a; May, 7p4s
ia bnsssl. eInorts Is ,so n.hs, receipts DIV :,
sample, 6Sa77; southern on grade, 7S51s76it. Corn
duh and easy-spot. old. 06lss06E; new. esq;
64sa645s: steamer mixed. 64hse<ss; receipts. 81,
s1l bushels; exports. z7,l4s bushels; southern
white and yellow corn, son a66ra. Oats frm-No. .
white, ooetebs: No. MIXED. t7hs4s; RECEIPTS.
l.Ios bushels; exports none .. Rye nrm-Ne; 90, z
bushels; exports, none hay dun-No i timothy.
16.50al6:00. Grain freghts quiet-steem to Liver
pool. per bushel, ID, December; Cork for orders.
chaneed-fancy imitation, lsa1Si fancy creamery.
25a26 fancy lsdle. 1da1I; fancy roll. 17a1e; good
chanesd-fresh, 2es27. Cheese frn, unchsnsed-
large 1ea1oh; medium, 1oAa1l ANAL. 1o&af1.
Sugar arm. unchanged--fne and coarse grsnulsted.
500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
MRS. CARRIE NATION DIVORCED.
Court Makes Equal Division of the
Property.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, November ga
special to The Star from Medicine Lodge.
Kansas, says: David Nation was today
granted divorce from his wife, Mrs. Car
RE Nation, 1.-The joint smasher." The court
exonerated Mrs. Nation from the charge
of cruelty to her husband, and divided the
property. The Medicine Lodge home will
go to Mr.. Nation, and outlying property to
his wife.
In reply to questions Of the court Mrs
Nation said that one reason she fought
the proceedings was that she wished to
continue to share the pension money drawn
by her husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
Death of Col. Henry Whi9ham.

CHICAGO. November 27.-Col. Henry
whigham Of Ration. N. NJ, member Of
the STAFF OF Gov. Otero, is dead of heart
disease here.
Col. Whigham was Interested in the Peter
Maxwell mining claims in New Mexico. and
In iron and copper mines In Michigan He
leaves widow Funeral ceremonies win
be held here by the Elks and the body win
then be taken to New Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
ASKS FOR ANOTHER STORY.
Report of the Supervising Architect Of
the Treasury.

In the annual report of ]. Knox Taylor,
supervising architect Of the treasury, to
Secretary Gage. Mr.. Taylor directs atten-
ton to the special appropriations asked for
in the estimates submitted for constructing
a new roof and story on the treasury build
ing back Of the present parapet.
The necessity for a hall of records has
been even more strongly emphasized this
year, and It Is suggested that the matter
be again brought to the attention Of Com
gress, with the view of obtaining an au-
thOrization for securing a site and con-
struction Of the building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
Rumor of Plague mt sam.oun

United States Consul Heenan at Odessa,
Russia, reports to the Department of State
that it is rumored that the plague exists
a Samsoun. Turkey, in a severe form. He
further says that rigid system of inspec-
tion or all ships from Batoun Is enforced
by the authorities at Odessa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
Buiidins Permit. Issued,

Building Permits Issued.
Building permits were issued today as fol-
lows:
NJ T. Layton to erect two-story and
cellar brick addition to 270S NJ street north
west; cost. s coo.
Frederick Stutz to make repairs to 1850
9th street northwest; cost $175.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
To His Wife.

Adjt. Gen. Henry c. Corbin today trans
ferred to his wife. Edythe Patten Corbin.
the property at the northeast corner of 22d
and r streets. The property Is known as
lots 10 and IL, block TO- Kalorama Heights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27

A telegram to the State Department from
Rome, Italy. announces the death yesterday
OF United States Consul James Fletcher at
Genoa, Italy. Mr.. Fletcher was born in
England, but was appointed to the general
consulate from Iowa eighteen years ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27

To Wear the Khaki Uniform,
Brigadier General Randall, commanding
the Department Of the Columbia, has is
sued an order authorizing troops serving in
that department to wear the khaki uniform
at the discretion Of the post commanders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
Not Responsible for Miss Stone

SOFIA, Bulgaria, November 27.-The gov
eminent has forwarded to c. NJ. Dickinson,
the United States diplomatic agent here,
reply to his note Of November IL concern
Ing Miss Ellen NJ. Stone. It regulates the
responsibility of Bulgaria. and alleges that
the officials had given every assistance pos
sible in the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27

as to tie condition of Ayres' arms and the
position in which they were found On the
cross-examination Dr. Giazebrook reiterat-
ed that the chest wound was necessarily
fatal and that person so wounded would
die almost instantly. In his opinion relax
alton would be the first symptom and that
the person affected would drop instantly.
Attorney Douglass pursued the examina-
tion Oh this point for some time. DR..
Glazebrook admitted that there might be a
contraction of the muscles, but explained
that IL such should occur, all would be
spasmodic. lasting but few minutes and
followed by relaxation. There would be a
choking sensation at once and the suf-
ferer might clutch at his throat or CLOTH
ing. 1t Is natural. he said, for a person so
wounded to clutch or get to the place
where the trouble Ii. The witness said
that person would die from loss of blood
quicker than from suffocation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
One District Patent


Arthur w. McCurdy of this city has been
granted patent on an indicator for
cameras.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
Goyernment receipt.

Government receipts from internal reve-
nue. today were s762. 7S8; customs. $1.044.0ol;
Miscellaneous. SIS. O94; expenditures. 81 ,eoo.-
600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock Mar

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers, 1419 F St, members New York
stock exchange, Washington stock cx-
change and Chicago board of trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
The Illinois at New OrIeans.

NEW ORLEANS, November 27-The bat
tleship Illinois. sent here to test the New
Orleans floating dock, passed safely and
easily through the jetties at the mouth of
the river at daylight and proceeded up the
river at a nine-mi,e speed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
LIVELY INCIDENTS

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27
Witness CrOss-EXamined.
Wound Necessarily Fatal.

Attorney Douglass questioned the witness
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-05
Gn SOcrDunOen 6jcnoe.

9rofesfor Il. / 3D., en- at ariIteaz
Sommens bqrIte NlpoItanbere, l9ite en-
9aq / en- 8og en- 5orbaanelie imoo
ariftus. Bette er bog for gait
tanfte ban. !6an lagOe 9o9en bert %
bleO mere og mere 6etautelig oDer oat
rr9ttelige / iaa0an Sale.
Qeie Dag 1T baH ben 9aafe n
Ganq igen at gaa / airte, bpor ban Il
fe baOoe Dqret i &ur 70 Dag. qres
bifenen 6anoleoe ON 2ignelfen ON ben
table 5en; % oa 9roene: o5aber, je9
bar IDnbet MOB 6immelen og mob big.
DC er life langere Derb at taloes Din
Sen", lgD, oa 6egDnote profesIoren 81
arebe, Srbene bar Iuntne D1bt I bana
Sierte. 3et Deo Sioen at BAN Iaf
ben 6eremte Sung Sitting, ben Sang
grpfesfor / ST., ION Aaooe l9ttet op.
mertfomt til grabitenen. @eo Slut-
ninqen at Guostjeneten iagbe Il. ii
GtiQiaa: Seq trangar til iii 8sa
fOm tan leOe mig pau Bel; jsg fsler
bDOr ubprs langt ieg CT fOmmen Dor
fra Iuoeren. Oil ou pare min Benz
,,Siertclig gerne." ipareoe Sung.
Gtiaing, fog BAN meb fig biem og tall
fra MI af ofte meo BAN ON BAN
Gpls 9ilItanb. Il. blep ct troeno
Menneite og en- uomartet Wano.
nnoerlige 8aaO! Sgfaa WterteiI
ssprIte maa unoerbioen blioe ct Senos
buo for Sub og mad uben 1T 8ioenb
% imoo fin Billie Oripe fine Soft
Sefa Mrme. 81 / Str. Dgb."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-05

rdaoet bar lat 9riien me9et lapt, SOC
ar., % pitt 6oreningen megen 9ilpi..a
lie / oenne Sag. Soroitntfet agtes an.
oenot paa fplgenoe Maooe: Oct er Fl
betenot Saq. at mango 9prearter -
fprliq 5ugle - er i 4~ftagenoe Der
9anoet. 6n al 4aria9erne BERTH E,
ben Itigenoe aultur: Y}oIer uoterre5.
aaleb regusres. Stobe oribes ratio.
relt 0. !. D., dIt bette inoitrGnter 5eoC
CO 4eoeiteoer for 6ugIe o9 oermet
6uglenes 4ntal.
6or at moooirte oenne gebgan9 bar
man / andre, tat bebDggebe qanoe an
Iaat eaer benlagt Steoer. bpor 0nre.
og glanteperbsnen init tunos uofoloe
ia. De iaatalote a5riiteber". (. SIS.
Gpping 5oreit tGt noro for Qonoon o3
uniteo States NationaI part / 4me
rita.
8isfe Qnlag ere imiolertio Sempes
foretossnoe. Gpping 5oreit er {. 40Oo
ID. Qano, 9dtional Bart er msget
ftprre; men / bet imaa tai ,6unbe
tlemmen" pare iaooan Ct 5riiteo 70.
oae 3Dr. Der tai planies RaaletrGer
% 5rosr, Der tan af9ioe 5soe og 9e
oeIteoer for 5u9Ie; men f%oreoriat ri.
man ita6e Taa goot % naturli9e getins
seiier paa Steoet. at Der tan bare Il
rigt 0Drez % 9lantelip.
U}an pil 1sr faa Qsiligbeb til ai
ben petslenbe Sauna. efter
baonoen iom Qrealet forpanoIes frd
aobent qdno til Stop; men for6aa
6entlig oil BET oqiad iaa geiponiu1
Tor unoerpisnin9en / bore Sfoler
gIel(em Qererne rinoer ben 5anie ne
rs % mere Suo8ona. at 9srneue ia
fcroe 9nrene / bet sri.
Ser / 0anmarf bar entelte pribate
.5riiteocr". 8iceinipeltsr b1c
,3ooleoift QluTaum. 8. 0in5e. eje
iaoleoes ct ,5ri1eo" paa /. %. Qar0
/ 6eaerup; men QaI5ora sr bet ferIte
Stso. boor Der auIag9es o5riiteo"
itsrre Wtaaleiot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-05
9aniferen."
cnsOag BEN ). SUM 1901.
ESlair. oo Omc9n.

6ioite Senoag often PrGoiteot
gaItor Me1er. pa gaitor 9dralo Sen
len par / grgo. 6ru 9aralo 5enisn
btfsaer @enner % 9etenote / Qr9o
benne Sio. og bill bltoe oeruoe, meoens
9afor 9aralO Semen REFER til Aard-
mgbet.
- 9aftor Glius grsbenien iom rel
Ter til 8dnmdrt ben 20oe SUM. bar
baret pda geIeg Der / De Iioite 9age.
Gom betenot refer ban til 0dnmdrt
fer at optage en- @ernin9 ION 5nore.
missioner I aingtobing. vi pniter
ban Qptfe paa Reiien og @elIignelie
I'll @erningen.
d fofte Gleper bare MI forlaot
%. Stuoenterne u. Qarien % ..
magnusien reiIte Wanodg glorgsn til
Q5ert Sea for at operpere 4arsmsoet.
Qeter MortenIen og Nils Sn9efgeo
Ss1Ien reite 5irsoa9 g}or9er, ogIda
ii gilbert Qea. sra Aarsmpoet rejlsr
Miis Sngefreo SEMEN en- Sur III
Ganmart for al bel sge I'm ganle N1cz
Der. gu bar bun ogioa oeret pda
Gamfunpets Sfoler be neopenoige :
par. = 6erpao felger 9erne SIS
a~mensbebtIet, - en- Sur til 9anmarf
- % iaa aqtte paa Reiieu.
So6n 8e0uerrie bar ct tort
0plag At g1gningsmaterialer og Sui
til ~labeI.s 4riIer.
Der er aoIfiaige ira Blair. ION
reiIer til 4armeoet. 9i baaber At De
oae maa bare en- goo RejTe, os TONNE
tilbage oeIIgneOs, og bringe o. no9et
berfra.
- qaa Manoag beg0noer Den baa
fte 5erietole meo a. 9. 5. gtielIen
ION Carer. Stare doralore. bennt
Qeilig6eoen og ieuo eDers 9orn. iua pi
fan faa en- I or os SOB Stole. 4le
ere belfomne til At mootage unOerpis=
nina, 6aace Observation-Disclosures %
SITE Observation-Disclosures 8ern.
6. 6. Qierce er ben 6efcnbte !e
bsnoe 5or6aubler al aQe Slags NSeb-
Ter. Sengefieroe % MnOrasier, Bar
ne0o9ne 0. T. D. 6an Oil IaIge biaigs=
re eno De fore 9uIe meo gIimrenoe
&atalog.
ungoomsmpoe for benue os nRs
tie nge bortfaloer. Del matte af9oloe5
ON Sub bill. Den 10. SUM-.
Wein6rouot C MeaSo betarsr
6eieife pris for Spin paa Nein
branot5 gamle Steo.
- qaa 6enoag, lite Sen6ag eftsr
6aaig 3refoloig9eDsfeit. 6otoes Der
fun neutrality-suspicious. Der / Sir
ten. 4ftenguostieneiten b%ortfalOer.
9roiiOriifriug.
Run beots utiegt 6Oeoe bruses !
6orforoieelie a
Acme Patent Flour.
Detie iltrsr aoot Brso.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-05

0robi ben lille 9iibmoe
5orleoen Dag ba nogle StoDarb3i
oere par befaftigeoe op imco Gae.
ftopsn beo 6ndrmmou Utoie, leqbe ;.
Marfe til, at nogle foroa9tiqe perio.
ner tre6 omfring / ea bsie GDng rs
meaem 8uerne / Woien % gjoroi
forIeg paa al nerme ia Sfo0en. %
5leo faa ienot 9uo til Sfopfoqeo gi.
ellen / 5oft Stop, ca od ban tom ii
Steoe. Idgoe ban zig ns0 2 At Stoo
arbeioerne pda eur / &anten Al Sto
zen. men be mdatte pente inbtil eliot
len par 10. Do lagoe DC / BET be9pu=
oenoe Qlerfe DlRrte til. al 10 foroGa
tiqe Qtrioner fr1benoe isqts al fommt
no / Ssonen, men pa be par / e.
Qfitano ira oenne al co. 100 dlea.
prune Stcpfo9oen % S~topdr6qoers
le los paa csm, % M 6e9pnote en- pilf
5orfglgelie 10 oDsr gngene. mtr
5topfouDen % ben enc Gtoporbgoe
sanot itaDiQ inn pda be 10 8rrbilntter.
Do StoparbeiDeran, Ger par forreit
5or 9rnbit0tternc Del en- 7 q 8 4ler
aGr, ta'tsoe oen enc al oisie iig neo
epn o9 iamtioia falot ct oobbel
5tIo bDorefter 8gnaliDtterne ate,
3D.. 5tpoFogoen piloe fortiatte 8ors
fSl8elfen. men SfoDdrbeioeren, b0.l
Ram er gsoer 9dsien. itrea i BE-,
iammc. ioet han uotalte nnqst lisnen
De ION: IA, ies Dor, be bar ifuo.
mig"
StoefoQpen matte M opgibe Jora
.islQelien, oa 9eoer Qosiens 5tlitdnt
irGDeoe 6ele bans 0pm9rtFombso,
nen ban oifprsbe 6egge 2sbene pad Fl
8epGr efter be flpgtenoe arDbTtgtter;
Do Disie fortiatte Bluqten. II DIR /.
mioiertio al GonoiDnliabso for, II Z,
.tte er bleDre ramte.
4eoer Q1sien, Der n bofonenbe
1oft. QIs Sogn, blep / gorsoags
neqet libeuoa 3iltano tert til 9ern.
Dyup Sp5ebus; hans 8ilitano dnlel
II q19srne fox farIig.
9rpbiiptien er blepen anhDlot Of 20
litibetisntsn / 5leitum 6errso, @raOe
6erningsmdubens gtabn er Sens 30.
oelien % bans qeOiagers 4u8. G6.
renfen; bet cr 2 unge 5iitere. begge frc
alottrup / Mob Gogn. De bar at
lagt 3ilitaaelie ON oeres 5or6rppelis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-05
300 Gsf5mnfna 500

refie Blnbs s1isrs pit pore ~forneisbs opsr OF srfdrs,
at Der eri bsi minute en- irDgiet SD4bom, iUm 8l0enf
ffabcu er bleues | Gtoub III at tnrsre / oHe brns Stns
bier. OF Ret ,r kaiafrb. Halls Catarrb Cure CT be-
en- fe ~prfsfias 9s brgbeli tmsooel, r0gehdHteH fen
Der. ia Raiarrb Ct en- fotitti nlionet Spqpom, fc-
bref ben en- toufituiioret Sebonoiing. Halls o.
tnrrh Cure lagos in6, p'rfer blrffie POO Elc6st %
GtimhfuD ruet Spiterei. tiitntetaier berab Spgboms
meme Nariag o. giper Boftenien Siprfe. pso at op pasi
Qanltituticntn 90 binipe Woiuren at giers ut Nrbeiee
gterne bqr iaa nepsn EiIsro III RES belbrsherhe Strait
al Il iifhnher ct buntreoe Dollars iol hnfri 1ilfolss
bpori heune VI bicn ttte bepi rfer 6eibreoelie. Siril
sitter 2ier % gibnesbpro. THlfrtp
r. J. CHEsEY & CO., Toledo, o
e- 0rf1es hos Hpoi aetere.
aaiI's Family Pills CT be b bfs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-05
Sonoerjvllano.
#9nIt# 6treng6eh

3nft Strengbeb. o8ibt
4mtstioenoe@ fortRasr:
Ribe Uufttorp5 Tube forleoen
8og ipiac / Gtpr6ef Senoerinnano.
De tDite Wlnuoi9beoer 6aooe ne0la9i
3orbuo MOB Uluiiten, men Gorpiet
8 M}ono = msote oIi9s1el % ipiueoe
tt Qummer. Ru Itreo @euoarmeras
inn. % efier tort 6%orbannIins i0emtes
6Der at Mtuiiterne en- gsoe paa $50
Bart. "a be lite baooe taqet ia1
mango penqe meo. bleo idmtIi8e Sns
it%rumenter beIldglaate al Dc taite Uip1z
oig6eoer, % aorpiet maatte reiie biem
uben StrDqr o. glPieinitrumentsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-05
" IA 0-. NOtre-Dame.
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Der, fgbt / 6%ebrudr 1903.
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100 Mars Subif9um. Sir
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al 2ouuno= 5oIiters Stifts melt aniete
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1T 100z4ars Subil9um.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-05
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3pbsfaIb. 5orleoen bsoe eftsr
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-05

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9unte til Oels foroaroebe 5soepare-,
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get 5%orfdfning. 6no9ioere fanot
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iamt $50 ar. I 9ontantsr, os Iaa bebs
5liper Der at TONNE Here peage, efter
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5agerne.
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Dor nDe
Smeoetorrrctning

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ct nu eoben % anbefales til Gdn5s.
mGnbs Sssnin9. vi SIoss til 5oeet ben
bsrenbe grb,ib. uOfsres bur i9t os til mos
Osrats qriisr. u. Sobnien & &c.,
Blair. Tebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-05
Sua9e, mcrpsie W9no.

aae monbiiae a9iere al bette Blab, Der lioer al
Sooobep, e~ienoommelia for tabi NianbbOm, iem
torfr paa' oeres eipstraft o. foraariager aanoelig
GA leQemilge gioelier. bHroe ifriue III os eiter nor
life 90 "A Warning Voice. iom ombanbler
Disie Sp9oomme. SirD / Dag % inolaa ei e
arim0rfe til porto for Sfriftet Norfsier 1r. w
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