davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-05-01

:: Just few cans of Vermont Maple
3 syrup left at LUDDEN's.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-05-01

Brick cheese that is soft and rich,
just received at LUDDEN'S.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-05-01
EFF1E A. BURGAN.
Whooping Cough.

a woman who has had experience
with this disease, tells how to prevent
any dangerous consequences from it.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-05-01

Geo. Balek spends three wears
more or less in the work house for
the abuse of his own innocent
baby, but what of the wife? Is
she to earn the bread of these three
children? Is there no law on earth
to bring about justice? How
many wives and children are left
to the mercy of the cold world and
while the law is. doing it's work,
making it possible for such men to
be sheltered and fed? What does
the family endure. The parents
of the child are separated. The
part es entrusted with the care of
the child found that while the boy
was drunk he performed cute an-
tics. His appetite is so strong for
liquor that he cries for 1t the mo-
ment he wakes and cannot quench
the terrible thirst.
$50.
Rev. Francis E. Clark. D. D..
was granted an audience with King
Oscar II, of Sweden and Norway,
in the early part Of March. He is
much encouraged by his interview,
as he found the King enthusiastic
in his efforts to keep liquor from
his subjects. He is an abstainer,
noble specimen of true manhood,
stands nearly if not quite six feet
SIX inches. His wife and eldest
son are both jealous christian
workers and Rev. Clark declares
he spent several weeks in Sweden,
most of the time in larger cities
and towns and only saw one in
toXicated man.
The Saloons and the Negro.
Bishop A. G. Haywood of the
Methodist Episcopal church,
south, says: In the southern states
of the Union the saloon has rare
opportunity for it's evil work; it
has made the most of it. Eman-
cipation brought great blessings to
both races, but it also brought new
responsibilities and new dangers.
The negro race in slavery was a
sober race. AS a rule, under the
old regime they could not get in.
toxicants; for them Prohibition
was enforced. Emancipation op-
ened the saloons to them. The
lifelong restraint seemed to make
them eager to exercise their free
dom in whisky buying. OF the
lower order of saloons in the south
ern states the negroes are steady
customers. They buy cheap
liquors, and, therefore the worst.
The mass of them are very. poor,
and dram drinking keeps them
poor. They are ignorant and
easily imposed on. The saloonist
knows their weaknesses and uses
them for his ends; he is master
now. AS rule, the saloons may
count on the solid support of the
uneducated colored vote. The un-
educated white vote is little if anv
more to be depended on by reform
ers.
STRAWS.
Saloons have been closed. in &C.
cordance with the Raines law in
New York, three Sundays in sue
cession.
The Russian government medi-
cal commission recommends that
the army be put on a total adstin-
ence basis.
There have been at least 5000
homicides in the United States
during the past year, into which
strong drink has entered as an ele-
ment.
: The United States Naval Tenn
perance League has over 1000
members. They are pledged to
total abstinence during their term
If corvico
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-05-01

Ladies' shirt waists, H.. plain and
novelties at LUDDEN'S.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-05-01
w. G. 7. q.

Through the courtesy Of the UNION this space
is granted to the w. c. T. o.. The press super
1ntendent assumes all responsibility for the
sentiments and statements contained herein.
Our Motto: "For God and Home and Native
Land" .,EI 80. :, - - Z d
Our Badge: A knot Of white ribbon
Our Aims: Home protection, prohibition OF
the liquor traffic, equal suffrage, one standard
OF morals, and the bringing about OF better
public sentiment. s. -. 0s,.a.lr.. =, Z ~ :
MRS. N. G. LIBBY, President,
MRS. JANE ORION Secretary
MRS. ADA FARNHAM Treasurer
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-05-01
CAMP, M. w. A.,
No. 1892.

Regular meetings 1st and 3rd Saturdays of
each month, at 8 100 P. NJ, in the hall at Brick
yards. Visiting members cordially invited
NED c. KELLEY, V. c.
J. F. ZIMMERMAN. Clerk.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29

Miss Ruby James gave violet tea
Friday evening at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. t. James.
There We're about fifteen couples
present. jimmie James won the
prize In the violet contest. Refresh
ments were served by Misses Robbie
Scale, Flora Allen and Corinne
James. The occasion was greatly en-
ioyed by the merry party OF boys
and girls.
The Eagle reporter heard yester-
day that It is the undoubted purpose
Of Mr.. Hubbard OF New York, owner
Of the Hearne & Brazos Valley rail-
road, to extend the line from Stone
City down the Brazos river to Bren-
BAN. A surveying corps will prob
ably be placed ia the Geld in few
days TO run the proposed line.
We have established at Harder's
feed store next deor 10 Levy Bros.
furniture store an up to date ice de-
pot for the convenience Of our many
customers and friends. Everything
new, neat and clean; we respectfully
solicit your patronage. Bryan Ice
storage a Coal Company. l23
There will be a tea at the residence
Of Mrs. j. Is. Reed this afternoon
from 8 to 1880 p. IN, benefit home
mission. A peanut hunt will be given
the children, aud a prize offered.
a league ball aud n sack of home
made candy. Admission 10 cents,
everybody invited. l2l
An Evolutionary Entertainment
viii be given by J. L. Hopkins In
Union hill school house next Satur-
day night May 3rd beginning Mt $50
p. m. Admission % cents. IL will |
consist OF a lecture on character IL
Illustrated by twenty choice rccita-
tions.
Mrs. Sam MeConnico and daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel McConnico, en- route
home TO Mississippi FROM Dallas,
stopped here yesterday for visit TO
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. McConnico. Miss
Is one Of the Mississippi
sponsors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29
RETURNS FROM CUBA.
Secretary Root Arranged fer Rstarn %
Soldiers from the fsisaa.

N"tht"f@ tf'th w" tr'e''
Miami. Fla. April 2s.-Secretary OF
War Root. Mrs. Root and daughter
arrived here from Cuba Sunday alter
noon on board the government yacht
Regarding the trip. Secretary Root
said
my visit 20 Cuba was for the pur.
pose OF arranging for the transfer Of
the island TO the Cuban government on
May 10Th Seven artillery companies.
consisting OF 500 men. will remain in
charge OF the guns. ammunition. etc.
as will be retained IN Cuba. Intended
for the United States naval stations
which have been arranged for in the
treaty with the Cuban government
The troops will be stationed az Tia.
vana. Santiago aud Clenfuegos."
The secretary says thar no claim has
been made by the United States Tor
the sums spent IN securing the free.
dom OF Cuba. but that the matter viii
be taken up when the Cuban govern
ment has been been perfected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29
Local WesOS

Mrs. NJ. Parker is visiting in
Houston.
p. W. Edge Of Houston was In the
city yesterday.
l.. G. Sellers was here from MILL
can yesterday.
Norwood's flannel suits are the
talk Of the town. 1876
For Rent-Four room house. APP
ply 10 Tyler Haswell. i2b
l.. S. Murphy Of Shreveport, was
In the city yesterday.
Just received new line o. Gibson
waists at Webb Bros. lbs
Norwood's 20 cent summer sorsets
knock out competition. l25
A. $. Blunenthal OF Navasota was
IN the city yesterday.
Prof. j. II. Cornell has been quite
sick the pest few days.
Prof. Ben. O.. Oneal Of IT. Worth,
was In the city Sunday.
600 pairs ladies drop stitched Top
sey hosiery at Norwood's. 1926
1000 feed sacks wanted by the Bry-
an lee, Storage X Coal Co. l2s
Norwood's summer corsets are the
incest, coolest and the best. i26
For Sale-Young COW and calf,
fresh In milk. II. V. Shields. l2i
w. l.. Edge, J. +. Mathis and j. Il
Smith, were In the city yesterday.
When you want your grain cut
see X. II. Knowles. Phone l5i. l25
Miss Ruth Barry OF Marlin is the
guest Of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. 5. Mooring,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29

CIens Falls. n. Y. April PA dis
asirous FIRE visited Glens Falls Sunday.
causing n property loss estimated az
over $500 900. The FIRE started In tho
clothing store OF webb Bros. on Glen
street and from thence spread 20 the
large plant OF the Joseph Fowler shirt
and Collar company. occupying the up
per story Of nearly the entire block.
Then. famed by high wind. the flames
jumped TO the neighboring buildings
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29

For Rent-New FIVE room house,
just completed. Apply to Taylor 4
Cox. 1876
Every young lady In Bryan should
wear one Of Norwoods girdle cor
sets. 1876
Norwood's 10 cent ladies bleach
vests are the very thing for summer
wear. 1875
We are showing a beautiful line Of
white Madras for ladies waists.
Webb Bros. i26
Ladies' and children's slippers at
- pei cent discount at Hunter 4
Chatham's. rs
Mr.. James Deaton and family left
yesterday to visit relatives at IT.
Worth and Dallas.
Eugene Mcdaniel Of Hubbard City
has been here the past few days after
a carload II cattle.
Judge V. b. Hudson returned
Sunday TO Cameron were district
court Is In session.
Bob Harrison Of Navasota was In
the city Sunday, the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. 4. +. Castles.
Mrs. Matte Smith returned sun
day after vislng her daughter, Mrs.
J. n. Goodwin Of wellborn.
Wanted-Two gentlemen boarders.
Large southeast room, well furnish
ed. Apply at this Office. l26
Rev. ). r. McClung and daughters,
Misses Ida and Fannie McClung,
were visitors to the city yesterday.
Fifty cents accepted as an equiv
alent OF one dollar on purchases
Of ladies' and children's slippers nj
Hunter 4 Chatham's. i25
DIR. Kendrick left yesterday for his
home at Downey, Cal. He was ac-
comFanied as far as Waco by his
Misses Kendrick.
r. p. Boyett, agent for the Ameri-
can and Anheuser Busch beer, Is
having new and much larger beer
and ice vault butt at the same stand |
near the postofilce.
The first through shipments Of
freight ON the /. * g. y. were made /
and yesterday from Bryan
to Spring. The shipments included /
thirty ears Of cotton, fifteen hundred
bales, compressed In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Google, T.. j,
and ]. l.. Kleckey, left yesterday for
their home in Oglethorpe, Ga, az
Ter attending the Dallas reunion and
relatives and friends in the
Reliance community.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29

Corpus Christi. Tex. April 2S.-John
y. Hardwick has received a letter from
r. w. seabury OF Rio Grande City
stating that the recent rains extended
over most OF the drouth section and
that the people had begun 10 plant.
Mr.. seahury says II crops can be raised
there will be no more suffering this
summer and fall. but assistance Il
badly needed to tide over until that
time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29
M.n and nsr.. ss.lssen

Guthrie. o. r.. April 2s.-whiie
prospecting AZ the foot 81 Long Horn
mountain. near Mountain View. o. T.
soldiers from Fort sill unearthed the
skeleton OF n horse. buried several
feet below the surface and on top OF
the skeleton Of a man. together with
campers outft All indications
point 20 a murder OF prospector-
committed about three years ago. In
vestigatlons are being made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29

Guthrie. o. T.. April 2S.-copper ore.
said 90 be in paying quantities. has
been discovered In the Wichita noun
talns near Mountain Park. and there
has been a rush Of prospectors to the
scene during the past week. Several
hundred claims are said to have been
etakcd.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29
Forty noa,.. Recovered.

Cairo. H.. April 2s.-Four more
bodies OF the victims OF the City OF
Pitisburg wreck have been recovered.
making 40 up 20 date. One was iden-
titled as that OF Joseph Redding. an
engineer Of Louisville. The other three
we're negroes. two men and one
Woman
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29

Washington. April 2s.-The atten-
ton OF the war department has been
directed 20 the statement which re-
Gently appeared in print that Senator
EIkins OF West Virginia had seen no
military service. senator Elkins saw
service In che west as captain In the
nth enrolled Missouri infantry.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29
B.,,. selected Orator.

Bryan. Tex. April 2S-T. r. Bate
Jr.. OF Bryan. class OF 1902. Agricul'
tural and Mechanical college. has been
elected 70 deliver the annual address
OF welcome 20 the Ahimni association
at the commencement exercises In
June.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29
slated for = cardln.i.

Rome. April 2S.-It is believed IN
Vatican circles that Archbishop Cor
rigan Is 10 be created a cardinal az
the May consistory. together with
Archbishop Begun OF Quebec.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29
nIrh, 20 cemml, Nura.r.

Chicago. April 2s-Judgc Richard 4
TuthIll. while trying a divorce suitl
asserted that wheE a husband made a
practice OF beating HIS wife she hasa
a right to kill him II she wished,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-04-29


z~s Lisss wsss Es.s s.s nssh rssvss'
~ Destroyed
PItfsburg. April 2s-Tne windssorm
OF almost eycionic PROJECTIONS which
prevailed In this city dfrlng all OF
Saturday and the greater part Of sun
day VS. followed by much destruction
OF psVberty. and was the cause OF the
loss OF at least two lives.
AS the Cumberland accommodation
train on tho Baltimore and ohio was
Approaching the city. the engine was
thrown from the track and overturned
at Port Perry by the roof Of a freight
car standing on a siding beng blown
10 front OF H. Edward q. sperow. the
fireman, was caught under the wreck
and 40 badly scalded that be died
shortly afterwards
At Mcdonald. an italian. was crush.
ed 10 death by an oil derrick blown
on him.
Another death. the result OF the
storm. IL reported from Rochester
Pa. but not confirmed.
The wind played havoc with tele
graph and telephone wires generally
a condition which has contributed "a
make the strike OF the line men q
serious matter TO the several com
companies,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-06

er f9rbigt; entelte al De @ienoomme.
iom lig9er meo l1biigt I'D oper Belle
bei, giipesngen og 2erieen, pran9er
aue meb rebe Ylatdter. ,llolejet", pda
8inouerne. enbnu fer Sdget er ldgt
belt op til Wsnningen.
&rieen melem Nerrebro og Otter
bro er erflpret, % ben bill raie beftigt
til 9abn % 9lGbe for 2eierne, Der
allerebe iporer en- ~betpoelig Nebgang /
Qejsn, og til Sorg for Gjerne, Der ofte
mac lsbe fra bet belle, for ben ferite
Qeier flptter inb. De BAR fun epnet at
befatte !6uIet msb prioriteter ira
a9lber til &biit, Gfterfelserne mao
ifdfe be mere inbbringenoe geboere og
bripe prioriteterne neo.
Ulen mems Stensrtenen iduleoes
uopiber fig Dag for Dag, ipsrger aae
eFter Sdisrne. 9us legges peo 5us,
en- Snes alen op / 9eiret, os ingen
6oper, ingen plaOIer, ingen 8oulez
barber, 5oroe, Qnl9g eIer Springs
Danb ffaFer Cuff. 90 bar 2anoet
5olt NOT til ale bisie aaierner? Oct
er maaits bog bet pigtigite os itsrite
Spsrgsmaal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-06
aobenbapns nouiorlic.
FRA aebenbapn itripes:


6pis Der MI ,,beo Soloboben iteg en-
Matros / 9dno", og ban life hdpoe let
lit 69orelano eIer rettere bets 0opeos
ituo / mango 6errens Siber, piIbe ban
rimeligbis iige; Oft er 10 beo bet
gamle. Den gamle gb foranores
nemlig life, Der fqloer bit og Der ct
GUS fra pore geoItefor9lores lib og
ct mere mooerne bng9es op pdd bets
8runo. Wlen bet bsrer til Si9loens
beoerne, at belle &barierer ombbg9es %
faar ct dnoet Pr9q eno bet ira bet
edmle G%ebenbdDn. G~itDfbarteret og
M Gnippelsbrotparteret banner en-
llnotaeelie, og be 8aniteligbeoer Git1@
tOarterets gpgberrer, bar bait, itdl life
friite til Gfterfeleelie.
9erimob Dotser asbenbapn tolosz
idlt ubab til. Rapnlig Otter og Nsrs
rebro itr9fter 4rmene ND mob 2anOet
og tdger meo sraaoige 6ingre Stptte
efter Stptfe at 8r9sjoroen for at
laegs ben til ben fore Stenerfen".
Cab en- Manb, Der life bar p9ret
bjemme De iibfte 10 Qar fomme berub,
% ban pil life tenbe Smgipelierne, pil
life tunne f~oritaa ben 6aitigbeb, bpors
meb bisfe Sparterer at bsje 5uie er
Ituot op, og bil bape ip9rt Deb at fnbe
Del gennsm @dbenettet imsllem benz.
Def bar 5ribdpnsn, Der GAP 81gg.s
bsOegelien paa 9iterbro ct faa mag
tigt Stsb fremab. Der ifsb bet enc
5sGtages 9us op beb Chen at bet
anoet, meo 4ltaner, 9erunbder, adr<
nupper, tore Spsil9lusruber og oule
moberne 8etpemmeligbeber" inbpenbig.
Der bleb ct Stprmlsb fra ben inore
gb til bisfs 2eiligbeoer, 9iterbro blep
gpens fafbionableIte aoorter, og 9us>
lejsn gift ret gobt / 8eiret berube. Sra
9e9bnbelien bapbe bet b9ret Wenin>
gen, al be fore aaierner Der meb 2, 3
os 4 g9reliers 2ejligbeber, og bDor
Der ipareoes paa Observation-Disclosures
ne, ifulbe babe D9ret 4rbejberboliger,
men be bleb for bbre for ben alminbe>
lise Qrbeioertldsie, og Der bar ogfaa
2ejers NOT | be andre alasfer at fau.
Saa begbnbte 8bg9eriet paa RsrreS
bro, og Der tneb ma | 8eepnbelfen
Tp9rt paa 9etpemmeligbeber og plaos.
apdrteret ube peo 2dmmef9lleben %
Rsrrs Qass Ter gobt NOT ub. Der er
fore 9inbuer og flotie 0sre, men inos
bsnpis er bet fun faa iom faa msb
ssiotbeben. 0erimob er Der | ben itbite
lib ffubt ct fort anartsr OPP ube Deb
Nsrrebros EXPERIMENTATION. pg | b
Gienbomme Fnbes aft, bpab ct tr9s
TENT Wenneitebarn ian forlanse al
acknowledgment: gentralparme.
9abeberelfer, 20. g., 9erretpilette,
4ltaner us aarnapper, elettrift Chs oa
59ppebdntninssaltan til @aarben,
2ejen er tnop iua bej iom pod Otter.
bro, og be bOibs ,5il 2eie"s pldtater
pad 0inbusrne fdar berfor life altit
Cob til at blipe iibbenbe, inbtil 5uiei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-06

100 Soloatsr. 6or oisie bar Sol
atermisiion9ren bait ca. $4,000 &r.
til Opbeparing; 400 grepe bar
Soloaterne ~Itrebet bper Senoag /
Stripeituen. 8enne screenings
Regnifab baldncerer meb 104.051 Sir.
% Gre.
&riiteli9 SCREENING for un9e bigger,
Der er oper II 4ar gamle, teller 938
MeOlemmer. of oens 8irfiombeo
fan n9pnes o&onfrmanofeiter" for
nDtonfrmereoe unge bigger. 5orenins
gen bar lit eget glao.
Mionatsmisfonen bar meo AZ
NeOarbeioere bolbt $50 Rattepagter
pg bar 8 Misfion5tuer dabne belle
Hatten.
Observation-Disclosures, ON bpis Dirt
Iombeo 8eretningerne ultio fpnes
uoenforftaaenbe noget utldre, iaetens
foroi 5orbolOet melem bets for feIIige
Q%foelinger life tan reoes fart uo, bar
/ aft arbejoet meo 116 piger, bporuf
ober 6alpbelen, SO, bar melem fun IA
oe 20 4ar. observation-disclosures bar /
bet forlpbne @ar oraget Behring's og
6gbebiemmet Bethesda peo Qarbus
inO unber i'm @%irfiombeo; man drbej>
Der Der for at biarge ben fsrite Sang
fulone gige og 6enoes u9gte fpote
Barn ira 6oro9rpelfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-06
oinereb, Suli 18. = Gieren

6iaerpb, Suli 10. = Gieren al
4nnisfegaarb, Gtatsraap o. u. 2unb
er / Dag aFgaaet peo Dsben iom 5plge
al en- 0iertelammelie, Il aar 9ammel.
Den afbpoe bar Riooer al Dannebro9
% bar tioligere Meolem at 5reoeritss
borss amtsrdao Iamt betlaote / en-
Narrotte Stiuin9en ium 5ormano /
5reoeritsborg Qmts 9anoboforening.
SorbeGrb b. 4alborg, Suli IS.
8obseier A6lmanns Sorbefaro funOt
Steo / Dag ST. l fra 9iemmet pdd
9angbolt og bapbe famIet ct u%iGopanz
lig itort 5slge. S ben LANCE 6upes
gang par Der Oattet 5rOtoit til 1000
9erfoner. aiiten, Der bar o9ftet meo
prdgtfulbe &ranie, benitpb | 9dpen.
Sra 6apetrappen talte propit geggiIb,
RsrrezS unbbn.
Gn Qutomobitfdr op ab
H unbetaarn. 5 Adret 1716 fers
te G3ar peter ben Store og 5uitru op
ab Gunbetaarn / &ebenbapn / en-
@pgn, forIp9nbt meb 4 9eite. 9enne
9egipenheb, Iom Ri / LANCE 5iOer bar
baret pants til at betragte Iom noeet
e~neitdaenoe, er forleben Mor9en Deb
5emtiben blepen %oberlsjet, ibet ct @uz
tomobil meo 3 perioner bar fort belt
op / 5aarnct. mebbeler ogerlingite
5ioenbe".
Oct bar biOtil paret unta9et, at bet
bar umulig at fore pp uo R%unbetadrns
Snegle9ane. foroi Stignin9en Der Ell
ida Itor, nemlig 7 CONNER pr. 4len,
men Qutomobilet tilbdgeldgbe | mins
bre eno ct Minut ben 90 Sob bsie 9ej
inotil 9eren, Der lufter for 5aarnets
eperite Del. Nutomobilet meb De ire
n9pnte peripner pejer ca. 1000 Punb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-06
uin0er

Sea BIT fcnbe frit. t~iuiaemeb fuIbftrnbie Brueson.
noe, uoilet, Noberens 6oraptnine % fEolpen, man
gsltnlc euer tnertefMIo NaaneoshoD. 5plber snn
3e2eTfer, MnfaIo al Warine, Tilbsieligheb til at 0r0s
aDinoeipseomu me til enbpfr Ion ienber mig lima
DVeprs hpis Tefre e. .ipee, bill Lee eipe !Befeb ON It
gobf bnsmiobei. 6pis man pnifer at ~fprtf0tfe ber4
Hieo, fofer bet fun folu Gents ON tleen at bfipe fulbs
trnoig %helbrsbet. see pnifer lite at iofee uoeet.
BorfGi andre Iioenoe oesom - bet Ct ali, bDob lee be-
0irrer. Hbr.:o
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-06

aft. 9iot oper ST. 6 par man 6erre
oper sSloen. Oct lptteoes at be9r9nie
ben til Sioebngningen, men Der er
belle 3agetagen pg De beri b9renbe
9arer br9note. og / 9ageret pao 1.
Sal % / 5orretningslotalet / Stuen
er iterite 0elen at 8arerne albeles
soelaat al 9dno. Gn Glepator er
branot belt til 0runoen. 5 belle gne=
ninaen fanotes 9arer til 8erbi at ca.
100000 3r., Iom bar aslurerebe / bet
fet. ottropereoe Asiurancefelitub. or.
81.
9roen over 2ilIebelt
fommer. Gn Mebarbeioer peo
,,6nns Soeialoemptrat" bapbe forlez
Den 9eiligbeo til at tale meb en- al
4ptoriteterne paa observation-disclosures
Omraaoe. 9dn ipurgte oa @eotoms
menoe, bpilfen NnituelIe Der bar ben
fremberItenoe bos MiniIteren % De
pbrise 9rafts4 otoriteter meo 9enipn
til De gennemgaaenoe Ruter.
o9et ifal ie9 iadm9no iige Dem"
ipareoe ban, ben a~lminoelige Menine
er ubetinget ben. at Ri ifal bape Den
feite Bro ooer Qilleb9lt. Den er GAM
lie pitt proietteret iii IA Mia., men bet
er min Sperbepisning, at ben fan bbg7
ges for nen babe Snes. 8eb benne
Bro npnaar bi at fremme bdaoe ben
inoenrigite og ben uoenri9ite Srafit.
9i faar en- forbebret 5orbinbelfe ipbz
paa til 9dmborg og bpdb Der er
not Iaa pigtigt : Gtsporten oper So
berg meo 2anobrugets let foro9rpe=
lige 9drer oil funne foregaa enbnu
burtigere. 6bab flyer De pm Oar
monitdtog meb S~oOepogne fra Rnborg
lige til Gsbierg.
Rda, til aft bette tommer besuben,
at ben aft nu operbebprbeos 6orbinz
belle Strib = 5rebericia life / 2angz
Den bill tunne gre 6nloeit. gtonoz
miit Jet fan man iige, at bbao ben TO
tier til 59rger, @eOligebolbslie, Be
fleming Oip., bill bel omtrentIig funne
forrente Nnl9gstapitalen til ben fate
Bro.