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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-14

Just now. when everybody's thoughts
are ON vacation bent-the vacation We're
going to have or the vacation We're go
ing to do WithOut-Wheu guidebOoks
railway brochures and the summer re-
sort prospectus is the popular literature
of the moment and everyone spends his
spare time figuring where he can nave
the best time for the least money, it
requires a good deal Of courage to ac-
cept the fate OF the stay-at home phllo-
s0phicaliy 1T is truly trying for the
woman who expects to endure another
hot Kansas summer to read In every
magazine and newspaper she picks up
Hints for the Seaside Wardrobe, or
the Woman Going Abroad. wv hat TO
Wear in the Mountains and How to
Travel in Comfort" and if she doesn
expect to get farther away from home
all summer than Garfield park column
on How to Pack q Steamer TrunS' is
positively maddening. Tt occurs to such
a woman that she might manage to
pack her trunk some way but it would
be rather difficult to carry il out OF
town.
who is going away for the sum
mer?' reporter asked q Topeka ave
nue. girl whom she met down town the
Il don't know" said the girl. but
7 hate everyone who is"
From which one would infer that she
belongs to the great army Of stay-at-
10 offer comfort and consolation 10
the average unhappy person is to ag-
gravate his troubles and make yourself
thoroughly disagreeable- sympathy Is
always welcome and cheering. but the
attention of the Society for Doing With
out Some People should be called to the
man who. when he sees you suffering
disappointment. reminds you of your
blessings and tells YOU that cherries
are ripe" On this account it is with
some hesita ton that the attention Of the
stay-at-homes is called to the fact that,
although the seaside and mountains may
be out Of the question, summer in the
vicinity of Topeka offers a panorama
that is well worth while There are
some good bits of scenery within q few
miles Of the state house whose charms,
it is safe to say. have not been ex~
hausted One of the Topeka club wO-
men who went to Los Angeles for the BIZ
ennial last month, is reported to have
said, when all the delegation We're raw
ing over the riot of color and beauty in
the California landscape, We'll, it's
lovely, but I don't know that it is any
prettier than the country between To-
peka and Tecumseh in June"
Did you ever look at your Kansas sky
that bows above you in such matchless
brillianee and beauty? If you had
money enough you would probably rush
off TO italy and look at sky not
bit more wildly and beautifully blue
and froth at the mouth over its loveli-
ness but if you had ever taken time
to look al it you would have to confess
that the Kansas sky is just as fair.
All this talk about Italian skies origi-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-14
Some Unclassitied Sauces.

The discovery of a sauce was merely an
accident, now grown into a necessity to
make dry, solid foods soluble only by di-
gestion more useful and palatable by lu-
brieating them. as It were, and also in
creasing their attractiveness to the taste
by additional 7avors.
The term jus. used by the Romans in
reference to meat juices, bears a close sig
nificance to our common word gravy, and
II is evident from this simple meat extrae-
tive as a basis we have evolved our al
most endless varieties of soups and sauces
which have become too numerous to class
ify under the heads of the five fuDdamen-
tai sauces or six grand sauces There
fore we have those which. standing on
their own merit and originality, are
known as the Independent sauces. which
included those for special occasions and
dishes. These may be hot or cold, intend
ed to accompany meats, fish vegetables
salads or sweet dishes. They may be sim
pie like the poor mans sauce, which IS
merely chopped onion, salt, pepper and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-14

Vera Low had a very pretty white
gown for the Case Roberts wedding in
Abilene next week. It was of bastiste of
an exquisitely sheer quality trimmed
with quantities Of duchess lace and in
sertiCn The long trailing skirt was
formed of groups of inch-Wide tucks al
ternating with bands of broad inser-
ton extending from the belt to the top
of the wide graduated hounces which
finished the bottom of the skirt. The
hounces had groups of tucks and rows
of insertion and were edged with the
duchess lace. The yoke of the bodice
groups of the wide tucks and insertion
extended to the girdle of white liberty
satin. The elbow sleeves were formed
OF tucks and insertion and ended with
a wide friu of the lace.
There were a number of fetching
gowns at the June meeting Of the city
federation of WOmen's clubs at Unity
church last week. Miss Bessie Stewart
was there in a tan linen trimmed with
bands of linen embroidery in the same
shade as the gown Diagonal bands OF
the insertion alternating with groups
of tucks formed deep pointed pIas
tron, the point of which extended al
most to the belt of the slightly bloused
bodice. A corresponding effect was
given to the skirt by the application of
diagonal bands of the insertion meeting
at the front and back seams of the
skirt which was very long and xrailed
gracefully There was a touch OF pink
at the top of the collar and a large
black picture hat and long black suede
gloves, meeting the elbow sleeves com
pleted a very Stunning toilet.
Mrs. Harry Nichols of Oklahoma City
who was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
John Green. this week wore an effec-
lively simple little morning gown It
was of linen cOlOred batiste with a very
narrow white stripe dotted with pin
dots in red. The long skirt had a.
wide graduated fiounce trim med at the
bottom with three half-inch bands of
bright red, two similar bands heading
the hounce. The bodice, fastening in
the back with innumerable tiny red
buttons was on the Gibson order, the
wide shoulder plaits being of the red.
The perfectly plain close fitting elbow
sleeves were finished with two bands of
the red and the turn over collar and
belt were of red.
Mrs Armin Fassler has a stunning
new toilet in black. The skirt is Of
grenadine on a foundation of taffeta
and with a yoke and panel of magnifi-
cent black lace applique. Flaring
groups of pin tucks starting at both
sides of the front panel of the skirt
head the circular graduated founce and
there is a group of wide tucks finishing
the founce. With this skirt is worn a
bodice of black, white and blue striped
silk trimmed with white Irish point,
which forms a v in the front of the
bodice and is let into the exaggerated
puff of the bishop sleeves at the wrist
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-14

Help and Health for Those Who Now
Cry, ooh! Dear. I am Really Not
Well Enough to Work, But am
Obliged To-"

significant spoken in great Mills
shops factories by the girl who has worked herself to the
demands rest The
sufferer aside make for another
work must
leave, for must put place"
sitting in cramped posi-
ons the girl has slowly contracted some deangd condition
system, which demands
herself
girls Mrs Pnkham prors both
remedy all We have
absolutely
restoring
usefulness who have been
sorely Read the following letter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-14
Inquiries Answered.

Mrs. B. S. writes: In cooking green
vegetables should large or small guam
tity of water be used and how can one
best preserve the green color of peas,
string beans, etc.2
COOKING GREEN VEGETABLES.
Peas, beans and such vegetables as can
be stirred to prevent burning should be
cooked in just enough water to cover
them and if they are to be served in the
water in which they are cooked allow
them to simmer, not boil; reduce the
quantity of water until there is just
enough to serve as a sauce. Butter and
seasoning is then added and if desired
a little cream thickened with -four. Cook
green vegetables without being covered
TO retain their fresh green color and do
not allow them to continue cooking after
they are done or they will become dark
and have strong and sometimes bitter
teste.
SPRING CHICKEN OR FOWL
II. NJ. r. writes: When you substitute
chicken for other meats. such as beef,
mutton, etc, which is best, considering
the amount of nourishment obtained, old
chicken or young2
Full-grown poultry is finer in flavor
and more nourishing than the very young
chickens. The .broiler, or spring chicken.
is more suitable for breakfast or lunch,
but may be served as the meat course
for a simple, everyday dinner.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-14
Table and Kitchen.

Conducted by Ida Ames Willis, Mar
quette building, Chicago, to whom all in
quiries should be addressed.
All rights reserved by Banning company,
CHICAGO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-14

This is to serve with cold meats Melt
two ounces of butter IN a small steWpan,
shred five small onions into the hot but
ter and color slightly; then add one and
one-half dozen chill peppers chopped fine;
stir together for five minutes; then add
two ounces of dried salt fish chopped and
rubbed to a paste. Cook until the butter
dries away: then add about a pint of
fresh tomato pulp. a cup of water. the
strained Juice of a lemon and salt to
taste Reduce to the proper thickness
and serve This sauce will not keep well,
so it is better to make just tn equantity
needed for one serving.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-14
eeCeO Tor one serving
MEL SAUCE.

For a pudding sauce put eight table
spoonfuls Of graduated sugar In sauce
of water and stir constantly with wood
en- spoon until the sugar begins to color;
cate brown. but not scorched- In another
saucepan put one and one-half cups Of
graduated sugar. the yellow rlnd OF halI
stick cinnamon and a quart of cold wa
ter stir until the sugar is dissolved and
syrup comes to boiling point; simmer for
ten minutes, then add half cup of wine
or quarter of cup of brandy; strain this
at once into the caramel and mix Wei be-
frare earI-i1lec
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-14

Put the yoks of four eggs and half q
cup of sugar in a saucepan and beat until
beating If in gradually. then CRATE in
the rind of an orange. Set over a pan Of
boiling water and stir and cook until 1t
thickens Remove from the fire and
strain through q sieve and serve.
SWEET FRUIT SAUCE.
For desert sauce any fruit juice may
be used or suitable mixture of juices.
Sweeten slightly and thicken with corn
starch or arrow-root. For very sweet
Juices add a little lemon juice or claret
for cherry or red currant sauce little
stick cinnamon or grating Of nutmeg.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-14
' REI7Rr -cREAM sAuCE-

Put quarter of a cup Of graduated SUI
gar in a saucepan and stir over the fire
until a dark brown color; then pour in
slowly a cup of sweet cream and con-
tinue to stir until saucer is very hot.
then serve with custard or batter pud-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28
Sber al 6oruentnins.

Oet er ganlfe naturligt, idal9nge6olt
lite tenoer til Sa9en, at be tpipler paa
Wulisbeben af at tunne blioe belbrebe>
be for teligeSpgbomme / berss egne
Sjem og bet uben Webieiner, efter at
De lang 5io forsapes bar isg! 9elr
brebe!le peb Webiciner. Dog fer bette
boelig, og flere os flere faar ginene
op for Sanbbeben at benne naturlige
Maaoe at belbreoe Spge pau.
Ser sr, boao en- iom fOrsece5 far
brugt Mebieiner, itriper efter fun 13
0ages 9ebanbling af prof. 8. 81.
Oitbb:
Mabiion, Minn. Ott. 13be, 1902.
prof. 8. u. Oitbp.
&ere 0ottor : Seq fit 5reatment
ben lite Oft, 6Oorfor biertelie tattes.
Den Dag, jeg fit beres 5reatment funs
De jeg bare Iaabibt barre oppe balpe
0asen os iibbe rOlis forbetmeite. GU
tan jeg bore oppe belle Odgen, 9sre
Chores" og forlteaig Slags @rbejs
be. iom forsfaloer poa en- Sorm. Seq
iober eobt ON Natten. gle, iom bar
feet mig til bper Dag, er forbauIebe
opsr. bpor burtiei jee er bleoen FriIisrs.
Det er ober al 5orpenining.
0eres potient, 6. u. Opbus.
profesIoren bebonbler alle Sloss
SDgbomms baabe bos M9nb og Soins
Der. Om noeen of bette 9labs aeIere
sniter at Itripe til BAN, iaa incla5
a Gents 6rimarfer for at fire Spar
oe aoresfer 8repet: prof. 8. u.
Oitbn. Dept. 130, Jaribault, Mlinn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28
Nn1ertRa.

9ppnotisme. pbilabelpbia,
"a. DIT. : 5fter.iooagf oar o:r
itor Staabei Gbeitnutitreet. polis
tiet bemGgti9ebe fig nemlig en- ct Bin
bue benitaaenoe 2igtilts msb ct til
fpneldoenoe Gig. Manben bar imib-
lertio lite oso, men bppnotiieret. og
Ulsningen bar. at ban ituloe benliege
iadleoes / ipO Oaee. Da Oplsbet /
8doen bIep aloeles uubbolbeligt for
ylaboerne, maatts, fom fuet, politiet
tage Jig af Sagen og fjarne aiIttn.
uo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

Sra Slbtitbe betiens 9onb.
Gn beais, euisuarenbe Slo brenber
enbnu mango Sieoer Snbien os Yers
iien st ai be eloite Slbbaal bleu
inbuist for 1900 Gar liben til Minbe
ON Beriermes Borisans fra Snbien til
Yeriien. Den neonte Slb foripnes
fem @anse onslts meo Sanbeltre us
andre ue0ustenoe Beitanboele iamt meb
alminbelist 8ranoiel, os YeriersBile.
srimmene panorer Waslepis til ben !
be Maausber. iom er beQisebe Slbsus
ben. paa Solusen Gbeberon. Der tbs
lisers bsrte iii Yeriien, meu nu er uns
Der @uslanb. ftn6es ber IiselebeS en-
bellis Slo. ber ltal baoe brenot ! 1000
Mar. Den blusier op af en- 1orbpbs
ming, Der er 5 9llen bpb os So Wien |
8pabrat; be pebpnrenoe opbluSienos
Slammsr fan itise fra balpanoen iii
balufjsrbe Nleni geiret, men ben ub.
brebsr bpsrten @ss slIsr poafuloenos
9ugt srN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28
American Line.

mpbilabelp9ia" fra New Yort 29
Dit, 8l. 10 Gorm; DANTE pasiagerer
biemme Z. Gop. -.,,St. paul" fra
Sout6ampton 25. Oft; Tep Yort
1. gaoD.; pdsiagererne sennem Gbi-
cago TO Dage iensre. oNorblanb" fra
Ybilabelpbid 1. gfop., 81. $50 6orm.
DANTE pasfaserer biemme 13. Sob
= oRbpnlanb" forlob Giperpool %.
DIT, antommer til pbilabelp6ia l.
Hob. og beitsaaenoe pasiaserere gen.
nem Chicago to 0age fenere. s.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28
lite glarg
YaitOr u. 5abricus Sllnitreret
&irfebiitorie for syDlfet.

Meo Sitel6ileber og ITO oplpIenbe pg
forflarenbe 8iaeber: portretsr af
airtens itore Uf9nb, fulturbi itoriife
9iGeber og 8illeber, Der illuitrere ben
friitene aunit forfellige Siber.
gn itor Del af 8iGeberne ere Sem
9ipelfer at gineber fra gegipenbebers
nes Somtib og babe iaalsbes en- ganfe
ferlig Snteresfe.
gogen er en- iumlet, let tilgengelig.
tort JremitilIing at bele &irfens 9iitos
rie, mns lbbrebelfe, 8amp og @eier
ieenn.m Siberne fra ben elbfte inbtil
bore Dage.
s 2pb.t of fort Sib er Der blepen
trptt Os folgt at Jabricius: Suu<
itreret &irfebiftorie for 5olfet, ct 2lns
tai cf 14.O0O Gtsemplarer. Oette bic
fer bebre enb mango Orb, bpilfen
Srung Der er til firtebiitoriif &unbs
feb, og bet pifer enbbibere, at Gor<
fatteren bar formadet at treffe be ret=
te 9r9nier meb 9enibn til 8ogens
Omfan9 og pris. Oa 8ogen itabis
efterlpsr9es it9rtt og Der fra mango
Siber ubtales Rpbpenbigbeben af at
Solfet faar mere &unbifab ON Subs
5olfs 6iitorie gennem 5iberne, ielz
9es ben nbe treble llbgabe til
ben famine operorbentlige bi[lige pris
beftet $3.50 inobunben tomponeret
8inb $500.
Om be tibligere nbgdber er Der
Fremtommen be melt dnerfenbenbe lib
tdlel1er. 8pgen frem6ebes beri iom
en- 5oItebpg bette Srbs bebite 5orz
Itanb pg Iom en- al be bebite gsger
fra De Ienere Qtar. 5orfatteren nebz
nes fom en- ppperlig 5ortaller, Der
meO bpb 8arlisbeo til Opgapen me-
fterlig bar forItaoet, ofte faa Orb,
pad en- malenbe Maabe at fremfpre
De Sfiftelfer og fibre be gegipenbeber
og SilItanbe, ban fprer frem for 2a=
iernes 9je, FAINT i seiiobelIe af Gp=
nen til at gioe Sremitillingen en- folfe>
Zig og letfattelig 5orm, faa at 2e>
ferne bill faa rigt ubbptte at 8ogen.
Om 8ineberne er Der blepen fagt, at
man maa beunbre bet 9lrbeibe, Der er
giort, for / benne 9enIeenbe at esre
Warfet paalibelist og p9ffenbe til OPP
mertiombeb, at bet rige 9iaebitof. Der
oberoejenbe er bentet fra 9egioenhebtrz
nes Samtib, er fortrinligt o9 intertss
iant Iamt ssr gosen lepenoe os fors
beier bens 0erbi.
Ofte er ubtdlt, at 8ogens Jremz
fomit bar beret af oberprbentlig itor
getbbning for bet firtelise 5olf Oans
mari. Oens l1bbrebelIe berobre bill iit<
tert babe meoen itor 8etpbning for
bet banife 8irfefolf og pirte til flor
@eIiignelIe.
9lae fom bar leit benne Bog er ens
ige ON at ben burbe pinbe lige fda itor
rbbrebelie forbolbsbis berober fom
biemme | 9anmart.
SSabricius' &irfebiitorie for Solicit
faaes OaniIb 2utb. pu6l. Souie til
ben openfor nepnte billige pris.
!0eftet 81. 0. Snbb. / ct fint fom>
poneret 8inb. S 200.
8ogen inbebolber ialt ca. 500 Sis
Der meb ITO SIuitrationer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

0sbsfalb. paul g. Niellen,
en- 19 Oar gdmmel gngling i 9po
Roets ner petalunia, Sal, er nplie
afgadet peo Osbsn fOm Gslge af 4ns
iigtsroitn. paa en- Sogttur falbt ban
os forflo9 Qniigtet, bporp.b en- 8.ten<
bell. opitob, fom i.nere git optr til
RoIen. Son bar fpbt / Oanmart og
Tom Der til 2anbet / 8 2lors 4lberen
meb fine 5oralbre, iom begge leber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

Morb Sprin9fielt. Sirins'
fielo, 30. Oft Sobn STANDARD bste
gftsrmiooass puu sprinefielb.. ..Soipiinl
af et SIus. ban baube fuaet Souebst
iibiie gaat, @eOrs 8obinion os Sobn
@esfins er fanoilebe iOm iistebe for
Morbet. Snssn bar 8ibue til Sperials
bet, men flere bapbe bort bsm lfanbes
meb aibsbe tort forub. De naaier
besss of pare ifplbise.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

u Q(meritdnff Wlineeier r
mprbet @udbdlaiara, Msrito, "a.
Oft. 5elipe 9esbea, en- rig amerifanif
Mineeier, .r funben mprbet i'm Mine
/ en- afiibtslissenbe ggn of Staten.
9ons pirtelige 0abn iiges at bar.
Gbdrles Wolter, og ban ifal per. tom>
men fra ct. Qouis. 6an bdpb. enc
og babbe Iammenbbnget mere enb en-
MilIion DOH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28
uolan oet.

aonoen af Siam 10 m m r
alligebel. Ren Yorf. %. Ott.
Sra pripat ailbe erfares, at aongen
af Sidm, Gbulalangtorn l., bill felge
i'm Sens Gfsempel os geite be fore>
nebe Stater ON fad Waaneber, anta>
gelie allereoe tommenoe Sanuar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

Retm e rfefi9t. $. g. Sboes
mater 5onb Ou Gao brugte forleben
lin Sunb til at 9sre i'm StorIten rem
meb. Gu iibber ban arreiteret for
ODrplageri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

5orlis. Seattls, Woib., %.
2llaita brinser Gfterrstnins ON eu>
Bet af TO Sfibe, Sfonnerten ,,gourts
neb Jorb" os Sfibet ,,2ouis Wali9",
begge af San 1yraneisto. FAINT fire
Wanb omtomne. .Jorb" lsb pau
@runb paa Sren SsIuno 7. Sept. os
,.Daffb" leb Stibbruo paa OOben tet
peb Dutch 5orbor I en- Ortan Ia. Ott.
Gfter Hapnene at bsmme bar to af be
forulpttebe perst Stanbinabier, ben
enc 6. Carlton, ben anben Walter 81
leien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

59ritemai time soela IT.
Beatrice, Vebr., %. DIT 8eitgaaenbs
gfoct 5sldnb Jragttruin Hr. 81 tnuits
/ Morges ct 9eritsOert peo Opertsrs
fslsItebet en- balD Mil Deit for Roet'
forb. aocomotiOet beftabi9ebes for co.
500 Dollars. Sneen blep iaaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

Smeoen ira Bbifippinerne
smeo s. Is. Gbriltenien, Der for nosen
9io iioen biemtom fra Ibilippiuerne.
bar opiasei Smebeprriseli elionen, iom
ban mango Nor bar u9ret be lfPIti9et
oeb / Omaha. os bar os'e Dage fgbt
SmeoeIorretnln9en pau 22oe o9 Rop'
pleton glpe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28
9anlf=M

0anft a9ge / Gbicag 0.
Oottor Niels Sobnien er fom Spez
ciuliit 2unsefpgbomme bleOen till
faIbt til 8ebanbling af Morberen
O'Sbeu, Der Itabig benlisger paa
59abita .6oipitalet / Gbicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

Warf 5anien | Om a ia q a.
ret. Mart 6anien par iorriss llee ioa
ubelbi9. of bons Ribebelt falbt meb
bam. Sanieu fom unber Seltsn. boors
oeo ban br9tfebe et Ben oenitre Sful.
Der os iorIlo9 fit enc Ben. Ter er bog
neppe 5are for, al llbelbei uil faa pa:
rise 5sleer. Wlnrf Snnien sr. trobs
be 73, enonu Ell ijeloen frofti9 % rsri9
Mnao. Der life ta9er ili9e Smnntin9
aft for nlporlist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28
ariaimO b aps. 9incoln, Nebr.,

&risimob b aps. 2ineoln. Nebr.,
Meblemmsr al .tbe Misiouri Vallep
Homeopathic Mebical GSlociaiion" bar
eril9ret lfarp aris mob spsieriet os
ioreIlaor at ioertlatte permanent Nsi
totion Der imob, inbtil bet bar frustet.
Man bapbsr nemlis, at Miirober, Dai.
terrier, 1aeiller % alt anoet Smititof
forplantes ao ben @ei iom ab insen an.
ben, og at bet piloe pere en- al be tsrite
Belserninser mob Menneifebeben, ON
Rpsleriet opbsrte. gRan friites uu IL
taarlist til at ipsrse: MOn bette nos
senlinbe pil fe? @ ra
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

Oprsrer ianses. @ien, 20.
Oft. Oct forlpoer Der fra Salonica,
at gIlbert Sunfoff, 5ereren for be mace
bonife OprBrere, er bleuen iansen en-
9ano8bp ner oeo MonaItir aI bul9a'
rifle 8snber, lom er Mootanbere af
&epoluiiunen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

airfeb ninr. Onsou9 ben l2te
glouember agter Ilere betenote banife
8nner / Omaha al ioranitalie en- ga.
lar / gnibiugton 9na iii 5Orhel ior
cen bOnIt luiberlfe airfe pna 22be %
9enoenmorih Ct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

13 Mars Drtne brebt. 81
mdbd. %. Ott. Carl 8urts, en- 13
adrs Oreng fra Gonncil Bluffs, Der
iamlebe aul paa Sernbanefporet git
for pdcificz groen er tiblis / Uor<
aes funoen operfert. Den itdtfels
Orengs 5ooeo og besge Qrmene bar
afitddrne,o ,og Der bar tilipneldOenbe life
ct belt Ben bet l9ml9Itebe 2egeme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

5ormobet 5fbspaaatte ie.
Bitisbur9, 20. Oft. Dei bele Bp9
ninssiomplefs. tilbsrenb, n9be amer.
iean Glue Company" Sprinsbule,
nebbr9nbte iibfe Nat 9abet anIlaas
til 10000 Dollars. iom er b9ftet peo
Insurance. 0ette er ben fjerbe Slbes
branb 2sbet al en- Maaueb, oe ben
menes Of bare pnaat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

9ebe bun af Sfr9f efler al
pnb mpitti9beb? 60
Grange. Sub. %. OFT Mrs. 9eitie
pall ai 9ioen beoe Dag pluoielis eiter
of uare blepeu arrelieret for .at baps
mproet fin 5aoer. George Ni6olaa,
benbes 5aoer. par iunben oBb peo SO.
ben al a9lbertrappen, o9 flere Omltan.
bisbeoer peo Jaloet tpoeoe pao, at ban
life bar faloen tilIaloist. 6un oar
bans eneite Nroin9. gn Brober til
NidOlas forauleoieebe Nrreiiationsn;
men iamme gjsblif, iom Holitist lasbe
9aano paa benbe, ialbt bun ba9lens
om os bar bso.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-28

Sra Wuba q mmeban II Baptilt.
St aabeltelesram fra apnitantiuopel
al ierlis Snieresie for Baptliter mel.
Der, at Is Berioner SbnoasS bleu
osbie Der meo Neoopppeliens 9nab.
uuber Geremonien, Der baube amlei ct
itort glntal npsserriss Mubameoanere,
itprteos en- Bro ouer bet eplone Sorn"
lammen