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lllipIUYGu dl LII
,,:.:o my present stock, L have
In In aaai'ioa .oad of Milburn Wagons and
Dougne ,sch will arrive in few days The
Duggies;e ;eGe Milburn Goods are well-known
melis a no further comment sell the
anu &&e Binders and Mowers, no better in
AuI1he Spangier Low Down Grain Drill,
| n,Esebest drill for the money; Oliver. Roland
Ind Childs' Chilled Plows, all kinds OF the
best Harrows, Land Rollers. Walking and
Riding Corn Plows, all kinds of Plow Re
nairs. Binder and Mower Repairs, Double
and Single Row Corn Planters. Hay Rakes,
&C., &c.
OILS AND PAINTS.-I sell the B. p.
s. Paint. This paint. as the initials imply is
the Best Paint Sold. Persons intending to
paint would do well to give it a trial.
/ carry a full line Saddlery Hardware
Buggy Harness, Collar Pads, Sweat Pads, &C..
General and Building Hardware
Groceries.--A full line OF new and fresh
Gtoceries. Notions, Overalls, Shirts, &c
some things for the Ladies-,Sewing Ma
Chimes, Wash Machines, Wringers. The
Ladies want them. Prime Western
Glover Seed at lie per pound. Pumps tor
deem and shallow wells. zelrs Fertilizers
always on hand in season at my warehouse at
Unions Mills, or at my storage building IN the
rear of Shriver's Canning Factory, Westmin-
ster. ,,, VI
/ also carry stock of Milburn Wagons,
Snanoler Grain Drills and other Farm Ma
chinery at my Westminster Warehouse, and
will be in attendance there on Saturday OF
each week during the months of April and
NAV. Persons wishing to see my goods there
in nv absence, will please call upon my repre-
sentative, R. F. Cook, extreme end OF LIB
erty street. unoooN
mars 13t JOdN DOhUooN'
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DERR & LAMBERD.

An electric road is TO be built from Hage rs
town to Penmar.
DIR. John Charles Earle died at Brookletts,
his residence in Easton, Talbot county, on the
18th instant, aged rs years He was born at
Medford, the family home, in Queen Anne's
county, in 1924. His father was Hon. Rich
ard Tilghman Earle. Chief Judge of the Sec
ond judicial district of Maryland. He grad
uated from the Delaware College at Newark
in 1889, studied medicine under DR.. James
Bordley in Centreville, and graduated at the
University of Maryland in 1845. For many
years he practiced in Queen Anne's county,
and removed to Talbot county with the inten-
tion of retiring from active practice, but found
it impossible to do SO on account of de-
mands on his professional skill.
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This is to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters of ad-
ON the Personal Estate of
SARAH A. FRANKLIN,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the sub
scribers, on or before the 18th day of Decem
ber, 1902; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this l2ih day of
May, 1902.
HARVEY S. FRANKLIN,
ERNEST r. FRANKLIN.
NAV II At Administrators.
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Miss Susan Trumbull of Worcester, Mass,
last Sunday married DIR. Harry ii. Price, a
practicing physician, of Georgetown, Pa,
after courtship of 35 years.
Hayes D. Wright. the 'black sheep son of
a retired Chicago millionaire pork packer,
has been sentenced to four years in Sing Sing
for robbery.
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- = "a na.raDt consists Corn Chop % a"d Get prices Agent
Ea Corn and of
nr Hess Stock Powder and Louise h for
latest Stock BOOKS worm 90 and PhNoEo' fo
Nd and Chesapeake and Potomac po 90 Na Westminster Md
Oo-oN =.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

m s goods are now ON respectfully rsa;ns We don't claim carry
Slim sand Values size
rob;no Clothing
about Clothing made off
Youha the
Whenyou b. Ze.I
dyouh
to
rwHA beautiful
9and45 for rmerelylo well
spending
WE'LL fit well until
remember Pant.W
compile o Overalas viii please
Trunks,
@to77feT &c EnS0T'
[ma2sl NEW w15soR MD.
O.P.C.S. -! - 1-
--.TERs AND COMMERCIAL PRINTD NEAlLi AND
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CPECIAL NOTICE I

Galvanized teacag Wire at prices that have
never been know. in the trade.
lead and Oilso cheap that anyone can af-
ford To naint ,6is season.
Ice Is ,lc1ty We have large stock of the
hest mak of Freezers and Refrigerators.
Don'you need Gasoline or Oil Stove for
SUNNI cooking? We have them; they are
Tor and Window Screens of various styles.
full line of irstclass Cooking Stoves and
Rdges, Of long established reputation, at
,duced prices.
y A call will soon convince you that the bot
tom has been completely knocked out of the
price of Nails.
Glass, Oils, Paints and Putty, Plastering,
Hair and Cement, and in fact everything in
the Building Hardware line can be found, as
well as low prices, at the old established stand
of
GILBERT 4 GEHR,
Corner Main and Liberty streets,
Westminster, Md.
Plumbing, Heating, Spouting, Tin Roofing
is our specially. feb 20
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Sugars, 4l, 5, 5ac pound,
New Peaches. 10c pound.
Prunes, or pound for 25c.
LIGHT or Dark Syrup, 80, S5 and 4Oc gallon
Dried Corn, Soup and Lima Beans.
Red and White Onion Sets.
New White Fish and Mackrel.
Leader Baking Powder, l5c pound.
White Wash Brushes, sc to $l,OO
Star Coffee, 12c pound.
Leader Blue, sc bottles for &c.
Coal Oil, 10c gallon.
gallons Coal Oil, 45c.
Gasoline by the gallon or barrel.
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Economy Flop, 4oe sack.
White Rose Hour, 5Oc sack.
Bob White honr, soc sack.
Gorsnch Rst Flour, SOC sack.
White P,rl Flour. SOC sack
Inst Raht Flour, 55c sack
psa pps;iasbury. Banquet, Gol5Medal and Win
roi5F Flour. all at the lowet prices,
Cali and get our barre prices.
Corn or Peas, cansop zoe. .oo oaoh
Brooms, 10. is, 20, Z, p and soc EACH
Root Root Beer Extras, 5, 10 and zoe bottle
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True copy,-Test
may 10 At JAS III. BILLlNGsLEA, Clerk.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of Car
roll county, in Maryland, letters of Admins
tration on the Personal Estate of
THOMAS G. KELLY,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscri-
ber, on or before the 3rd day of December,
1902; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
February, 1902.
ELHANAN A. HAINES,
maya 1t Administrator.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll coun-
ty will meet at their office, in Westminster,
every MONDAY in MAY, 1902, for the
transaction of business. By order,
JOHN E. MASENHIMER,
maya Clerk.
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STOP LOOK LISTEN !!
NO DANGER AHEAD, BUT
REAL BARGAINS at BURa0UNS
UNION MILLS MD.
ImDroved Farm IppdemenB and Machinery.

am striving to mee tne me neeas na oI i.taD, .ne
farmer, and am handljs 'ne Des' ""u '"''''
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S1.25 LINEN SCARFS 75o.

Applique for Bureaus Stands and Sepods
all new and pretty designs only 75c each
35c Linen TrayC hemsitched only 25c
Just Huckaba Linen Towels reduced on
8c each.
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30 LACES AT loo.

lot of much wanted pretty Laces are here IN many o
ferent styles and wdthsa worth zoe yad-tney WI" ps
sold in this grand sale at 1Oc Yard.
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this community
that all the merchandise this store sells
the entering clean through
avail yourself this chance to
your for at
share othe good you De Win
crowds this week? See ew the grand offers below
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THOMAS G. KEELY
TO CREDITORS.

maya At
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-05-24

Three Dollar Sh0oe $50
BOTH HIGH AND Low sBg83
Womens Stylish Shoes made of the very finest feathers
in this o-every and wdth-the workmanship and ut OIL
conceded by be the best This lot ~ not an
exception to the rule.
The shapes are all new many Of them Oxfor SOME
have kid tips Others patent eatheral 81 80 and
Shoes for only 80 pair.
ALL OTHER SHOES At REDUcED PRICES
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
An HISTORIC GRAVESTONE.
THAT OF \ MALE PASSENGER ON THE
MAYFLOWER DISCOVERED-HE WAS
PROBABLY THE LAST SURVIVOR.

1t will be a surprise TO all Interested in Pill
grim history to learn that there is still in ex-
isteuce a gravestone of a Mayhower passenger,
erected at the time of his death and inscribed
with his name and age. Their interest will in
crease when they read that this man probably
oUt!ived John Cooke. heretofore believed to
have survived all the male passengers.
The stone was discovered by George Ernest
Bowman, Editor Of The Maynower Descend
ant a magazine published by the Massachu-
sets Society of Mayfower Descendants He
found il after much search, and photograph
cf it is presented herewith. 1t erected n
The old Charter-st. cemetery in Salem. Mass.
t. mark the last resting place of Captain Rich
:rl More. ST, who came to Plymouth in the
.-.rlotyer as a hoy III the service Of Elder Will
ian. Erews;er's family and finally settled in
: IA. where he died
TIL. deposition of Richard More sr. IN the
plymouth Colony Register" states that he
seventy years old thereabouts. that he came
to Ncv.-P Plymouth in New England from the
house of Thomas Weston. an ironmougcr.
THIS Weston owned two plantations. on" in
Virginia. on the York River. at place called
"Cheesecake," and the other in Maryland 1T
W,st st. Mary's
The inscriptions on the grayestuIc. AS well as
numerous entries in the Essex County records.
show that Capaiu More had wife Christian,
vino died in 1917. The Plymouth County rec
oris show that he had grants of land at
Swansea Taunton and other places in that
col ny. Even without the depositions, there IS
sufficient record evidence that Richard More.
of the Maylower and Captain Richard More.
Of Salem, were one and the same person. ills
name appears in large number of records,
for instance, in connection with Il lawsuit over
land formerly the property of Richard Iiollings-
worth, Of Salem, found in the Essex County
Court. This record shows that he was then.
in 1890 about seventy-eisht years old, and
il the service of Richard HollinCsworth.
The gravestone Of Captain More is of sin
forming 4 remarkable group 1t contains not
only the only gravestone of a male Mayfower
passenger in existence, but also the only grave
stones Of wives OF Mayhower passengers The
pr;lyestones of two wives here. and the
gravestones of two children and two grand
children.
The gravestone Of the first wife bears the
name Christian Hunt More. and of the second
wife Jane Hongsworth More. All the stones
are remarkably we'll preserved, with the ex-
ception of the one marking the graves of the
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
THE VACATION SCHOOLS.
Continued from page five.

dergarten games in each park. and on pleasant
days hundreds of children gather in each park
and have jolly time.
The Fairgrounds at the schools in charge
of these teachers. who instruct the younger
children:
Washington-st-Idl / Watson. director: Ma
rion T. Potter Katherine McClintock-
Eruce-st--Edith Brewer. director: Gertrude r
ErcWer.
Hamburg Place-Mary L. Clarke. director:
Bertha SeidI
Newton-st.- Cora W. Williams. director; So
phia Thileman. Mabel Rowe
tecuth-ave.-Fredcrica Kees. director.
Henrietta Y. Morton. Frances Halstead
State-st--Nora Mcdowell. director: Grace
Backus. Elsie +. Smith
Observation-Disclosures Clark. director: Lillian
f.. Dain. Florence Wiener.
Central-ave.-May Skinner. director; Daisy r
Demarest. Julia NJ. Sinnott. Helen O'Connor
Annette L. Fritts.
Oliver-st--E- Josephine Hdws. director; Min
ME r. Becht, Jessie Y. Cam.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17

This houseboat business is getting decidedly
Suuptu"us. said one clubman To another.
when | Was in London last month | one
on the Thames. belonging to r. K. Dewar, NJ. p,
that was as long rs river steamer 1t had a
drawing room billiard room. smoking room and
bedrooms, ard the decks coLld hold one hun
dred guests, The Fair Maid of Perth. as she
was called. cost her owner i5opO Then there's
Sir James Caruichael'S kinEfsh.r''
You needn't have gone abroad to see house
boat friend Interrupted. What about Pierre
Loriilard's Caymar? And there's Lewis Nixon 5
LOudoun, built all Of steel II cost Mr.. Nixon
$50,ODU to build her. II carries everything from
Il Japanese cook to licensed pilot. and goes
sea-
Il shouldn't call that a housebo said the
first speaker. 1T comes nearer to being float
ing chateau"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17

t"" grandchildren. The stonecutter evidently
started to cut the inscription on what is now
the back of the stone. but found that he had
begun wrong. so turned the stone over and
started again.
No record has yet been found which gives
tho date Of Captain More's death The com
mite" on marking historic sites of the MasSa-
chuSctts Society Of Maynowcr Descendants is
planning To mark the spot in appropriate
manner. and To repair the damaged stone at the
loot OF the graves Of the two wives
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Seres fOro, g. 9af.

hrs. Marie 56ompfon og Sen,
5runt, tom biem / 2sroags, efter at
baoe befsgt Slegtninge og @enner /
pg / Smegnen al Wdterloo, Sa.
en- igrsslig ulptts ffete / Dor
8p ifbite Manbag often peo 8zSiben,
ipet to Smaapiger, Der leseoe paa 2of>
tet / en- gpsning, Der er unoer Spfss
relfe, fdlbt paa en- Sang neo sennem
en- 4dbnins. Den aloite at pigerne,
GHie SteDens, II Oar gl., fnuite lit
8asbopeb / 5aloet og osoe 3 Elmer
fenere. Narie Sunbling, 10 aar sl.,
flap meb Str9tten, og libt pine gem
mem 8rpftet og Rnggen. gHie Ste
pens blep begrapet Onsoag fra ben
eng. Metbobiftzairte unber ftor Dell
tugelfe.
- gi bar BAIT nogle Oages tolbt
0ejr, libt Resn og en- baarb Jroft
Natten meIem ben 20. og p. SUM-.
DEN bar gjort Sfdbe pdd Wujien
mango Steber.
-Suni er 10 Maaneben meo Rofer
pg 8rp1upper. Oct iibite bleD bd ogz
faa Tanbt for Dor fife gDs pebtomz
menbe iibfte use. 5bt life minore enb
5 Bar unse golf inbgit | @gteifab.
Onsbas ben Is. SUM- af. IL
bleo Glfie OaDis bet / 9iemmet til
9enrp Sogn, en- ung Rormanb ira
Canton.
- canine Dag ST. 1 bleD Walter
6. Rasmusfen og Mmdlie Sofe 2urz
fen bet / ben banfte airfe Der | 8eres,
forb. &irfen bar pnbig fmpftet meb
HoIer pg potteblomter. Otter 0ielz
fen fsrte be forlamleoe 0enner til
8rubens Joralbrss 9ism. Mr. os
Mrs. s. 6. 2arfen, bDor man tilbrags
te nOgle bbssslise Elmer meo bDsrs
andre.
- 5orsbdg bleD Dor befenbte 4pis=
Rsbattsr 8. u. Sturges og Mabel
6anfen, albfte Oatter at Or. 6. g.
9anien, biebe / 9jemmet. Be unge
reiite ub paa en- lille ubFugt til Norb
MinnefOta, men Dentss tilbase til 1.
Suli.
Mr. Og mrs. Sames 5bompIOn
elaber zig oper en- file SIN, febt ben
"a SUM. 0i gnifer til 2btfe!
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s24.0OO.Oo
...al,000.00
Retto 39rot..

3enne @9roi iorbelt paa 400 Aftier 9ts
Der aItiao bper @ttie, iom i9lges for s25,
en- geroi al ooe $4,000.
4riien paa 9utterne, Der lisser loo at
iiee miot 8pen, er lat alt Tor lapt, % be
bile tuune i9fges til life iaa iaa tuiinoe
7oIers mere enb ben Der oneipne @eroi.
Set bill bernf les, at nnnr pi uobpoer
Nftier til Sol9, er bet life for at beoe
5olt POE noget for intet, men oi eiper Ell
reel @9roi, iom intet %aortpa9ni fgr far
tilbubt fine 9~ftiebolbere.
Nian tunoe iaa ippree: 9porfor oil 8
on iGl9e Nftierne, naar De bar Iaa ltpr en-
@9roi? 3ertil iparer pi, at bet er for at
fao iaa mango ipm muli9 al sort Soft irs
teresiereoe / Sfolein9en.
/ @i bar oerfor osiaa Ell 4draerai bore
aope, inn forbpber noeen at huloe mere
enb % 9ttier; oenne 8eitemmelie Ell ta9en
for at belle 8arbien life ital foniue paa
np9le faa Senber; thi bet piloe 10 bare en-
gob 5urretnina for noele entelte at ta9e
oct belle, bette pilbe ui for Saeens Stplo
forhlnore.
3esuben tan fun 9utberanere bliue
Attiebolbere / %auntpaeniet, huilten Beiterts
melie CT tn9en for of Stoleu life nogen
Sinbe itul6e blipe en- itfe.lutberit Stole.
9tretttunen
NIB. Suif at boer attie poa 25 Dollars
har en- reel 99roi al ooer 100 Dollars. 90
mnrt bel, at bper 9ot er MI 5000 7oa.
mere p9ro eno aneipet ourt Status
bette er life Sunbu9, men @irteli9beb o9
Sanbbeb. 3e, ion bill fgbe gftier, bebes
benpenbe Jig til 4aitor Is. 8. Semen eler
unbertesneoe. vi beber babe eafile Os
unge at taee Sitter.
Nnton6 a n c n,
Single 9nrt, Hacine, isis.
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ming bar fra norbpeit til inosf. Den
bar poelagt iaa 9oot iom ale 8inos
mpner paa iin Bel. mango lohuie.
baaoe fore og imdu, men life mango
geboetiesbuie, og iaa piot jeg bar
bpri, er intet Menneifelip gdaet tdbf.
Doe Der / gpen blep en- Mano, Ulr.
Curtis blGit neo fra en- 5ruppe pda
6ortopet og Ilaaet beoioitlps, / bpilten
5ilftanb ban enonu lad 10 Elmer Ell
ter Stormen. oe man, bar fun liot
Sdob ON bans 2ip.
Den tore nne tatolFfe airte, bpgget
Iiofte Sommer, er totdlt e6elagt. Waes
tooiitfirten, to9rs oper 9aben fra por
9irte, Iom MAJ pil erinore, par opers
laot os til 8rug peo adrsmeoe for
II 4ar fben, er bIeit neo. Stable
% uo6uie CT nalten aae neoe, og mdnz
oe geboeliesbufe mer e1er minore
%ramponereoe, bporibldnot Dor eget
9r9itebus, ioet Stormen tog Stalosn
% gognifuret oa fsrte benz meo en-
poloIom ardft inb imoo 9uiet og
r~umponereoe ben enc Sioe meget.
Oct Ter itr9ngt uo Der, o9 bet er meo
Sorg Ri fer pda 9oeleggelien, men
oi er Iaare glade og tdtnemmelige, At
5erren ipareoe os Gin og eemmer.
gnens tore Granddaughter git o9iaa
meb, pg Ri MAJ bare glade. at Der lite
opItob nogen Sloebrdno / gpen. Sau
en- t9rlig 6iIien til 9enner fern rg
n9r fra eoers hengipne Ben
q. g. Rietfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-05

Gbaben og n l.
fteren. 5 bsnne 5io aflegger
Sbdben at qeriien ct geie9 / Berlin,
bpor ban bill opboloe fig 5-6 9age.
5 ben Qnleoning opfrifter ct gerliners
blao en- lille 6iitorie fra bans 5ors
g9ngsrs 9eieg / Berlin.
0a bans periite Raieit9t Bier
foreitinet 6os Suititsminiiter 5rieos
berg, iutte ban ct fpsr9enoe Bit op,
Iom ON ban life rigtig foritoo. bpem
ban bdOoe for fig.
.Sutitsminiiter?" iugpe ban. o9baf
er egentlig oet2 pa, MI oef
ieg bet! Oct er Dem, Der -"
Og iamtiOig eiorbe ban en- betegs
nenbe gepagelie meo 6aanoen op til
5afien, ION nuar man logger en- 2etfe
ON benns.
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SogneprGit 4rel @roitrpm

i~friper: Sat forbi De sioer Menigs
beben / Odnmdrt en- Sroslare. Seq
dnier bet for nsbpenbigt, at oore 29g<
folt faar FABIAN 29sning peo Sioen
al ben rent opbnggelige.
8 Gmila9 s1.60. Snobunoen $500.
Danish Luth. Publ. House, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-05

9ettntteOes life at ms
+ 4 m. 5 bet befenote 6otel
,,RasIauer 6of" / @iesbaoen brefteot
forleben ct Selitab at gabegeiter;
bpilten Regeringsform, Der maattt
anfes for at pare ben belOigite. Gn
plore Serre meb ct torment gbre toa
Del i Sdmtalen til 5oroel for W1os
nartiet, en- anben !6erre foripureoe Ii
gefaa ib9rbigt Republiften.
,5er isg ipsrss, bOilten 9runo 81
bar til iaa iDrigt at tage parii for
aongerne?" ipurgte ben fioite.
,Gn meget COB 9runo!" iagbe ben
gumle !Serre rolis. Seq er nemliq
aonge at Sperige."
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gerssfOrb, g. O., Suni %.
9il @enner oa 8etenote.

Sibite glat brog ben barite Storm,
iom jeg nogen Sinbe bar p9ret 8iOne
til, oper 8eresforb Og Ggnen. Oct
bar life, bpdb man falber en- ,gps
clone, men en- DebOdrenbe, meget itart
Storm, fom barebe | n9ften 2 Elmer.
Man fan enbnu life faa nogen 8c
feb ON Stormens R~atfeDiobe, og fddr
lebes 6efler life ON bens 2belaggelie,
ieg bar taft meb 5olt 10 Mil fbb herz
for, 8 Mil norb og Is Mil git og paa
ben Strafning fbnes Stormen at BABE
rafet meb famine araft. Dens Hets
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= cutber =
School
and college,
Racine, WiS.,

uobnes ben Is. Sttober b. u. ps pil blipe
leoet | lutherit'triiteli9 Nano. Sfolen
eles al The Lutheran High School and
College Association, en- aorporation,
bpis Meolemnier tilhgrer ben lutberite
airte. gil llnoerpisuing paa Sfolen, meo
ll~notaoelien al be ipeeiele onnife Sag benz
bprenbe til Sgiitoleofoelineen, bliner paa
gnaelit. Stolen far fol9enoe Nfbelineer:
College Course al 4 Nar.
Academic Course 3
Preparatory Course i"
Teachers Course 2
Business Course "
Shorthand and Typewriting Course
Of l 2lar.
5anf 6ojifolrafoelin9.
Wuiif o. Gang.
timber 0interterminen oil Der blipe en-
ipeciel G~itenitole for unge M9no % abins
Der / Hacine, lonl arbeIoer ON 9a9en.
Srenioeles bill Der for Gleper paa Sfolen,
iom life CT fonfirrtereoe, blipe gipet &ons
Notwithstanding, iaa at De, iom
gniter at blipe tonfirmereoe, fan faa glns
leonino BERTH.
&oit % Qpei erbolbes paa Sfolen for en-
lille 8etalin9. Sfolebp9ninsen er np og
ti~bsipnrenbe | ale 5enieenoer, ben er for
ipnet meb Steam Heat, City Water oe
~elettriif Belpsnin9.
vi penter mango Of cher, fere unae.
On n9rntere S%plbsnineer De aataloe ben.
penoer man fig til en- al unoertesnebe.
Erof. g. Is. geliou, Is. 3. 9eniem.
p. t. Stanbinapia, isis. ll30 Mounb Gpe.
8acine, g9is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-05
Nugle notalclier pm
,6relle"
SroslGre for SGgfof.
..Samfnnbet"

-. ct iunot R~eni99eOsliO fan
life bolbe fig. uoen at Der ligger en-
Tunb og pei iummenb9ngenbe 5anfes
perben bag peo. Gn john pg iolib
5remItining at Dor airtes 2are er
6srfor at ifprife getbbnins for BET
magtige patte airteIio / Ddnmart.
9oden bill oubenbdrt blipe en- iuno pe
apb 5remitiains at ben lutberife Dog
matif, FABIAN iom benne opfdttes
Rutioens funbe ,misiions" arebie..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-05
,,Gert sano":

Del er o~bsrorbentlig gabnligt, at
Der unber Dor 5ibs itertt reIigipie
2ip gipes en- itnb pg beiinbig @eis
lebning / ben ~triitne 2Gre. Spab Der
hibtil forelisger at benne Bog, er fire.
bet / ct iapnt og Hart Sprog, fao at
bet ian lpIes meb l1bbntte."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-05

Ssroas ben 3. Suli 1902.
SrcmOnt, Ncbr.

aitor u. SO. 2unb bar ppIagt i'm
q Iom Prait Der pg refer lite
er til Denmark, Wis., 6por@
khar mobtdget 8dlo. 81 Ter
tor 9uno forlaoe os. og Der
gjurt 5orIeg paa at 1inbrs
ben Heiultat. De 3 Mes
in inobefatter adloet, bar
tuloet pua paitor 2uno,
Jog Rielien, Nisner, men
M er Der afienot adlbss
gpaitor 6. 6. 9lotb, 9es
Il. Sd.
Mentgbeoen bar MI faaet n1e
B9nfe / airten at fineite Slags, ri
bar fact 10 fOr bpilte ri maa be-
tale $3.50.
5gnbag ben %. SUM- dfbplotes
ben tpite lutbsrfte gsrnebiemsfeit Der
/ 9pen. Soften afbolotes / en- lille
Stop t9t peb gernebiemmet. Ilorig
bar Der p9ret lddodn en- Stare at
Menneiter Iamlet, ION Der bar oenne
Gang. 8dnerne tunoe life ifdfe moi
8oqne til ale De efstra 5og, ION
ffuloe bringe 5eits9eltugerne til gps
en-. Der inotom til 9ernebjemmet en-
&oGett paa 5000. andre Snbt9gter
pmtring peo $4,000. Nltfua en- iamlet
Gum pda $500.
geber s. Rdsmusfen bar / be
fioite 6 Raaneoer o9ret ipg og mao MI
boloe Sengen ben iterite Del at 3ioen.
Den gapmiloe Mr. Carnegie er
fife gadet forbi 5remont, men ft9nfeo.
8pen $4,000 til en- gibliotetss gpgs
ming, for en- lib iioen. g~ngningen
pil tomme til at ligge pua 9jsrnet at
+ Og 7be 9aoe, og pil blipe opfert /
en- ner 5remtib.
aasmus Seniens 6umilie bleO
for en- 5ib fiben forsget meb ct Wteos
lem, ben lille blep bebt / &irfen Iiofte
Ssnoag.
= SenOag ben 13. Suti bill Ssn@
bagsffolen afboloe I'm aarlige Set /
Stopen, bpor ben af6olotes lioite 4dr,
ner DIR. gampens Sjem pau 17oe
9abe.