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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
w WOrr7en'S g ind 6 feW e ar.

in light and medium weights, every conceivable shape and size and at prices to please from 121kc Cotton Vest to an All Silk one at $2.9S. At 127sc, Mems Fancy Cotton Socks in Embroidered and Drop Stitched. At 25c and 5oc. Mems Fancy Hosiery; so Complete and varied an assort- nient is not often seen.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
The Miller &PeckCO
MOMENTS & EW fnHTLDR BINS
 U SEERY. 1.

In every qualify and at all prices
 but only the good kinds. At 25c, Women's Ingrain Cotton Hose, Hermsdorf black, AIaco split feet. At 13c, ? for 25c, q special brand with us in a Fast Black Seamless Hose, shaped ankles, containing more val ne than any hose we know of at the price.
 At 25c, Women's Fancy Lace Hose, and Embroidered Regular-made Hose.
 At 10c, Childrens Hose fine or heavy ribbed. double knees, heels and toes.
 At 13c, , for .25c, Children's Fine or Heavy Ribbed Hose for school use At 25c, Boys, and Misses Fass. Black Hose ill fine. medium and extra heavy weights.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06

of men who wore these colors during
the war, and everywhere they we're
these gallant men were noticed with
great interest by the crowds of people.
Today's arrivals included large dele
cations from New England. New York
ana Pennsylvania and from Mime
sofa. Illinois, Indiana, the Dakotas,
Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Michigan
and other rtates of the west
During the early part Of the day
the national officers of the G. A. r.
and affiliated organizations reached
The city, together with other visitors
of note, and the escorts conducting
them from the depots TO national en-
campment headquarters formed the
first parades OF the week. General
Torrance. commander in chief of the
Grand Army; Commodore John o.
Shaw OF the National Association of
Naval Veterans; Commander in CHIEF
Alexander Of the Sons of Veterans
and other persons who are TO figure
prominently in the events Of the week
We're accorded enthusiastic receptions
and during the day were greeted with
cheers whenever they appeared on
the streets.
The first official number on the
weeks programme took place this
afternoon when Camp Roosevelt, the
group of huge canvases erected on
the White Lot for the various ses-
sions Of the reunion. was formally
dedicated aad turned over to the vet
Grams. The dedicatory program was
an interesting one and included pa
triotic music by the marine band and
addresses by Chairman Henry B. f.
Mcfarland Of the district board OF
commissioners, Secretary of State
Hay and Commander in Chief Tor
renee. The exercises began with an
invocation by Rev. w. G Davenport
and concluded with the unfurling OF
the hag and a national salute Of TWEEN
ty.one guns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06
Natural Anxiety.

Mo'hes regard approaching winter
with uneasiness, children. take cold
so easily No disease costs more lit
tie lives than Group. It's attack is so
sudden that the sufferer is often be-
yond human aid before the doctor ar
riyes. Such cases yield readily TO
One Minute Cough Cure. Liquifes
the mucus, allays Inflammation, re
moves danger. Ab~olutely safe. Acts
Immediately. Cures coughs, colds,
grip, bronchitis. all throat and lung
trouble F. S. Mcmahon, Hampton,
Ga; "A bad cold rendered me voice.
les just before an oratorical contest.
intended TO Withdraw but took One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t restored my
voice in time TO win the medal"
J. N. Wall4ce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06
GRAND ARMY VETERANS
TAKE WASHINGTON
Heroes Of '6l Gather at
National Capital in
Large Numbers

Washington, D. c., Oct 6-The
latch string is on the outside and
the national capitaol has put the big
pot in the little one Old glory was
unveiled to the breeze this morning
and thousands of visitors are express
ing their qualification at the warm,
sincere and thoroughly hospitable
reception rendered them by the peo-
pie of Washington During Sunday
local railroad men estimated that full
~ 10000 strangers arrived over the
various lines with terminals in this
city Today there was twice tls con
fusion and twice the crowds about
the depots. and up to noon the morn
ing trains had brought fully $4,000
additional people TO the city. While
the Grand Army veterans were in the
majority It was a notable fact that
hundreds OF the arrivals were merely
sightseers attracted by the low excur-
sion rates and a deire 20 view the
gihts Of the nation capital All day
Sunday the streets presented a crowd
ed appearance sIghtseers were on
every thoroughfare in the central
portion Of the city, viewing The other
people, the crowd The government
buildings and the decorations and
arrangements made for the reception
and entertainment OF the veterans.
Today the crowd was several times
as large Pennsylvania avenue and
other OF the principal streets were
crowded early in the morning ant
most Of the people who were out wer,
strangers. Every train arriving IN
the city brought large increases tC
the crowd, aud at noon the crowds n
The vicinity OF the capital and othe
eenters Of attraction could be com
pared only to the inauguration dal
throngs. Here and there in Ia.
crowde could be seen the neat blu
uniforms and black gold corded hat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06
WOMAN'S FATAL
SLIDE FOR LIFE
Former Guthrie Actress
Meets Cruel Fate
at Saltwater

Among the "favorites" at Reaves'
Casino two years ago was "Trixie
Jones. who did high wire stunts.
TriNe was killed at Saltwater yes
terday. The Gazette tells the story
as follows:
Yesterday afternoon one of the
free attractions was to be a "slide for
life" by a young lady attachee Of one
of the street attractions.
"a wire cable had been attached,
one end TO the water tower at a dis
tance Of as feet above the ground and
the other was fastened in the ground
some distance away. Upon this
cable was a pulley and block to
which was attached a hook The per.
formance consisted in the daring
yonng woman being suspended from
this hook and hanging in mid-air
while the pulley took her to the
ground. She was suspended from the
hook by a cotton web attached to a
jute belt. Just where the web was
sewed to the belt. where it was weak
ened by the stitches is where 1t broke
when her weight came upon it and
she was nrecipitated to the ground
where her PROSTATE form dashed
against the hard pavement--a fall Of
over 40 feet.
after the fall, she was immediate
ly taken TO comfortable place out
it was found that one arm was
broken in three places. her ribs
broken and badly hurt internally. The
doctors at once pronounced the case
fatal one. but the piucky little wo-
man retained consciousness until af
ter midnight and died this morning
"As near as we could learn. her
name was Ethel Vietal SIZE was
nineteen years old and a clever per
former. Among her associates she
was known by the name "Trixie." ="
She is said to have a husband at Ga
lena, Kansas"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06
oorHAM's NEW PLAYHOUSE.


New York, Oct. 6.-The old theatre
at Broadway ana Twenty eighth
street. variously known in its career
a. Dockstader's, Herrmanns, Sam. T.
Jacks, and the Theatre Comique, re-
opens tonight as the Princess theatre
and under the joint management of
the shubert Brothers and Charles e
Evans, partner Of the late "Old Hoss"
Hoey The opening attraction Is
Weldon Grossmith. the English
comedian. presenting The Night of
the Party"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06
coLoRApo cLun WOMEN.

Boulder, Colo, Oct. 6.--All prepara
tions have been completed to enter
tam in comfortable style the Colora-
do Federation Of women's clubs.
which win meet in annual session
here during the next three days. ua-
der conditions perhaps more favor
able for successful meeting than
since the organization. The dele
gates and visitors already arrived
represent nearly every county IN the
state. The executive board meets
this evening to arrange the final de
tails Of the convention program aud
the regular sessions VIII begin tomor
row with Mrs. T. M. Harding, of Can
on City. president OF the federation
Ia the chair The Industrial Awak
ening" Is tho general theme Of this
years convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06
MEETING OF lRRleA.
TloN CONGRESS-
CBy Associated Press.)

ADg Aeo0iAdNtu LANo6sJ
Colorado Springs, Colo, Oct G.
The tenth annual session of the Ma
tional Irrigation congress began here
today. Delegates are present from
every western state and territory,
and the Mississippi valley has a sub
stantial representation. The opening
session today was devoted TO address
es of welcome and the work of organ
ization. Tonight President Walsh and
the delegates win be entertained at
the Antlers hotel by the Chamber Of
Commerce.
This session of the congress prom
i-es TO be very important The three
principal matters to receive attention
are forestry, colonization, and the
operations and possibilities of the Ma
tional Irrigation act.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06
MARKS woMAN's PROGRESS.

New York, Oct 6.-Under the au-
spices Of the Profes -ional Woman's
league there opened in Madison
Square garden today an elaborate
woman's exhibition. the first of its
kind to be held in America. The ex-
hibition is intended to show all that
the sex has accomplished, artistical-
ly, scientifically professionally, in
dustrially, politically and domestical-
ly. Everything of feminine accomp-
nshment is exhibited from a kitchen
to a daily newspaper.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06
FOR LIGHTWEIGHT
NE'eNNF
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
Buffalo, NJ. ", Oct. 6.--Before the
international Athletic club tonight
Joe Cans will defend the lightweight
championship title in 20 round bout
with Kid MCFARLAND This viii be
the fourth meeting between the pair,
Cans having received the decision at
the end OF the 20 rounds in their first
contest, while the las two resulted
in draws. Both boys are in fine fettle
and a lively go is promi'eds While
Cans Is the favorite n the betting.
Mcfarland is not without his admir-
ers, many of whom are willing to
stake their money that he win be on
his feet at the end OF the twenty
rounds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06

Washington. D. c.. Oct. 6-"The
Eternal City" has It's premier at the
National theatre tonight and much
interest Is manifested Viola Allen
has the principal role, while p NJ
Holland is TO have the part of the
rope.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06

No such thing as summer com
plant" where DR.. Fowler's Extract OF
Wild Strawberry il kept handy. Ma
ture's remedy for looseness Of the
bowels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06

"rhe Gamblers Daughter" win be
the bin for Monday night. oct. G. Il
iH a melo drama and they carry their
own scenery. Only one production
n Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06

Can't be perfect health without
pure blood Burdook Blood Bitters
makes pure blood. Tones and invig-
crates the whole system.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-06
Poll Books.

And supplies for primary elections
for sale att he Leader office.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
Sposanmelbelie.

Oct brinsss b.rOeo til Slagts= oe
9snners &unoftab, at min f9re, elifebe
Wono g. s. Rasmusien ben 80 Octos
Ter benioo title ps roIie / 5roen paa
lin 5rslier. 10 Waaneoers SDseleje
beoi-teoe. at ban fit 29neiel sfter at
ponbre berfro. Ierlig / De iioite Tiger
og Dass. ban lepeoc. Seq pil faa paa
ssne os gsrns @egne iigs bjertelia 9af
til paitor alotb for ben ftsnns pg
gribenbe Gale, ban bolbt pco Barren,
og 5ot til als eber, iom fulgte BAN
til bans iioiie jorbiife 5pileiteb, og
ION ligelsoes rate os en- bj9lpiom
6auno unoer bars lanee SDgeleje,
og Sat til eber, s fore Cubs 9srn,
ION fom og talte ct opmuntrenbe os
tarligt Orb til BAN. Mdotte s0erren
pslfigne eoer alle al Haabe for SeIu
Stblb.
Mrs. 9. s. Rasmusfen,
Jremont. Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
Korreiponoanoer
Sremunt, Ne6r.

Den 80. Ottober afgit g. S. Rus
musI@n, efter 10 Maaaeoers Snges
1eie peo Oeben, ban bar o9ret boiio1
Dsnbe FER / 8ben / omtrent 20 Qar og
par en- at be fua nuperenoe Uieolems
mer at Menigbeoen, ION bar rnso til
bens Stiftelie; ban blep begrapet ira
Rirfen ben 2. Nooember, og bet itprlte
Qigtpa, Tom nogenfiaoe er gadet I'D
fra &irten, fulgte BAN til bans itoite
iorbifte 6pileiteb. Den 9dmle bar
81 Iar % par for bans Sn9oom megst
rsri9 pg raft, Og man bdpoe pentet
at ban piloe leoe / mango Qar enonu.
Snsoaa ben II. Sftober famleoes
MenigGaoen / airten, og fra 8irfel
ftpreos mar mob Yraiteboligen, nas
turliobis for at operraife por M YrRs
itefamilie og tiqi9e snife ben peltomz
men iblunot os. Hegnpeiret forbinz
breoe doItiqiee / at p9re meo, men Der
par falot gus a~Iisepel. Msnigbeoens
aasferer Mr. Camper opsrrafte pud
Jorfamlinsens 8egne en- fife genges
gaps til paitor Slotb. bporfor ban
tattebe ps biertelig. Der bleO oerneft
afTungst en- Sang. og en- lille ton
5ort9ains blep Der l9it. Den iioite
Del at programmed, for man ftiltss,
bebsper ieg pitt lite at neone.
50 Gage ieasre, ultiaa ben IA. De
tobsr, funot en- lignenoe Sammens
fomit Steb, men oenne Sang pad
Fremont Batter, og 5amilien. bet
gialbt, bar Mr. oe Mrs. Ssr9en Car
len; bet bar nemlig oeresS slpbrpls
lupsbag, fom 9ennerne pil be mi7oe
benz ON. Man Iamleoes bos Utr. 6.
9. 2ariens os tsrte idu iamlst
crop til grpuupsbufet. Mr. Qdrfen,
Der bar peo at tdpetisre, blep lite libt
o~perraTtet peo at ie belle 9aarosplaoz
fen blipe fulb at 9ogne lige paa en-
Gang. Man bar f%ortalt. al Der bar
msnem 60 og 70 @o9ne, iaa Der bar
pirtelig 0runo til at blipe operraftet.
Msn life alene bette; man 6upoe faaet
preiten meO oefaa, og bd mai faa
fom libt til Ho, talte paitor alotb til
Jorfamlingen. SIR. 2arIen er meget
bel tenot; ban bar / i'm 5io Gountpz
Rpmmisi9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
STR nborg Slot.

9anmdrts toilette gn9nin9so9rf fra
Transformation, far / mango qar
peret benpttet til aaierne for 9arniz
Ionsn | Seliiassr; men Der .r nbii9t
til, at BET gamlc Slot bill blipe befriet
for militqr 9el9ening. Der er nsmlig
Wistante ON, at 9enpttelien al Slots
tet til 9oierne mebfsrsr en- ~betpoelig
5are for grano, os Miniitsrist bar
neoIat en- &ommisfion, iom ital nnoers
isss bette 5orbolo npjs os anittas
Slutaingsforisg m. m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
Zen fnnitigs Jiifeapl

berbjemme fan | 4ar fejre en- Sldgs
50S4ars Subilaum. 0st bar nemlig
/ 1852, at Observation-Disclosures fsrite
Sang benleote Opmartfombeben pao,
bDilte rise Snbtaststilcsr Der Deb tuns
fig Giifeapl funbe tilflpoe 2anoet. Dc
fsrite Jorisg. Der siorces | faa 6sns
feenoe, bar imiolsrtib belDis mislpfs
febe. Den fsrfts, Der bragte Gart /
8eDasslie1, bar ben | 6alDfjeroierne
ufocoe 4mtsfulomastis 6anien, iom
bpsgsoe ct lloflatninssapparat pao
0eItrup Mart peo Ranoers, os iom Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
Yrins Cttos Yrono.

Operlarsr 9ans aasmusien /
Safstsbias forsilaar / .2oa. Salt.
StItsto.", at ben elbgamle grsnb
paa Satstsbing 5orp ffaI tdloss
,,prins Ottos 9rsnb" for oerDeb al
minoes ct beitemt Qfinit at grens
SiItorie. Der fartafirise OperlGrer
Ter / Sanfsrne Soft Itrsmme til Satss
fsbine for at is ,,prins Sttos grsno",
lige iaa itertt iom De MI itrsmmer
til 0eliingsr for at is .9amlets @rdO"
% ,Stbelias &ilos".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
SOganmelOelle.
rSre Suleaitener"
9lf 9 m

VI y y l l III u II
Sorfatterinoe til ,pr9itegaarben
Sarsen" os rprGitegaaroen / Snoien"
D. +. b., 0aniib 2utb. Yubl. 9ouie'a
5orlag, Blair.
Oenne Jorfatterinbes gsser bar
biemme / Oanmarf gl9Det 5uiinoer
at ungs M9no os apinber fra De for
ifeaigits Sism. lige fra aronprins 5re-
Oerifs og neo til ben fattigits Spite
pda Spaanos 9erer. Sg 9runoen
BERTH er, at 5orfatterinben or naturlig.
rem, ianO og frsm for alt en- troenbs
Griiten, Der uoea at BRUCE enten for
mango e1er for faa Orb meiterligt for
itaar at tesne naturtro giaeoer iaapel
ira ct MenneItebierte iom fra ben
pbpiifts Natur. Den foreliggenbs
BOG, ,9re Suleaftener", er en- at 5or.
futtsrinbeas bsbits. Den, iom tsber
ben MI til Sui til i'm botsne Syn
eqer Batter, taasr life fell. Os De-
9iem. iom bar lait gogen. piI anbe.
fale ben til Slast og genner. Yris
OmIlag so Gents. mutt iabbunoer
80 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
SanebO, Oregon.

WeD Hsoattionens 5iqdbelIe bilbe
ri gerne laee bere fra os beruee, bd
bet er l9nge iiosn, Ri bar funnel faa
Orb / ,Odniteren". 0i fan lite anbet
enb el9be os peo Reoaftsrffiftet. @i
bar bet NJ elers goot beruoe. Commit
rem ct iii forbi, og 3egnen bar begnnt,
iom bog for en- Del fun bar p9ret
8pgepejr enbnu msb Solifin imeIem.
Wleset er 10 posferet Der, iiben Ri IioIt
frep til o0anifersn". 5 gfteraaret
bar N Del al Dor unge en- Eur uoe peo
apiten og 9apbe en- ret f~ornsielis Eur;
ffsnt bet sr meget 6eio9rligt at fomme
pDer gierssne, faa fan 10 meget opers
TONNES, nadr Der er iaa meget MT at
fe, og bet er 10 meget ~oplipenbe og itnre
fenoe at tage en- faaoan Eur. pditor
6anfsn meo 5amilie bar ogIao en- Eur
berube. &aren 6anfsn holber for
1iben Sfple beruoe. Ter er en- Del
DANTE og Speaife og YorIfe berufe,
bpor puitor 9anien sDer en- Misiion
ibldnbt benz. Def er en- meget befn9rs
Zig Rejfs for BAN oeruo; so Mil maa
ban tyre meb poitpognen, og 9ejene
ODER 8j9rgene er faa oaarlige, faa De
unbsrtiben mac binbe Yasfaserene til
Dogaen. Gtofte Sang oonien bar oerz
nbe, aif @oenen / Stnfter 2 9anse.
Iua ban MATTE gaa De iioite Is Ufil
Om Ratten / aegn og Ssfs. Rare
Dsnnsr, bDilten Gorffel, naar Ri tenfer
fifbaee paa Danmart os | 5anterne
Ter pr9iterne fsre | luffebe 0ogne
meb &uft, og faa ie og t9afe paa BAN,
fom traoeoe oper 8jergene, paao og uoS
mattel, men meo frit Mob ileoe afz
feb for at naa 8eitemmeliesitebet |
rette 5ib. Oette minber os ON paulus'
Wisionsrejie. Sa, 9erren bar fin
Delfignelfe / bette. Ser er life toms
men iaa faa Golt 6srtil igennem Soms
meren, faa Ri er en- temmelis flor Slot
MI; ber sr ogiaa gobt at bare, % Dr.
gpa bar faa mango 9jalpetiloer. fom
ieg feners ffal omtaIe. Wi bar 10
reeelmGsfig Gubstjenefte bpsr Ssnbas
meb GenbagffoIe, bpilfet 10 er at ubss
resneli9 Warbi. Wi baDOe OsfauHelisis
pnffok / CONNER meb gmma Sebolm
fom Qarerinbe. pait. 6anfen os Rnuo
6enriifen er npIig tomme biem fra
.Rrebsmpbet / g~aIiforaien, glade os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25

meo SUBS Born, oe for benz,
ipm enfter at er3oeroe fig joroiif Rig
Dom, ba er Ter iaa COB en- 4nIeoning,
tror ieg, Tom finoes nogea Stebs; men
lea fer, nit Stbfts er blepen langt. ia.
maaIfe Im Iangt,ot bet oil friite Iamz
me StGbne ION faa mango tilforn;
at lanoe / papirsfuroen. Nen Der
ober bill jeg MI life brboe nit 5obeb.
SermeO be bebite 9niter til o8anites
ren"s n1e Reoattion. at o8anftsrsn'
fremosles til bringe guo til o9 fra
9anosm9no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
smaanDt.
st grufulot Woro

er 6egaaet i3sbenbapn, / bet engnfefru
Ssreenifn, 9eiterbrosaos "a, er funs
bca / 0asDRrfsbaDnsn meo operifaaret
5als og inbpattet | @ulptapper. Den
mprbebss Ssn, Malerfpenb 4ntbon
Ssrsenfen, Der boeoe bos Woberen, er
arreiteret iom mistantt, os flere Snbis
cier tpber p%irtelis paa, at ban bar be-
gaaet ben r9oielsfuloe JorbrpbelIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
Sif-Saf.

Gn Stsmme: Sesien.
(0an bersr abIoIut intst).
Stemmsn: 9r. Sesien.
(6aa bsrsr lite.
Stemmen: 9r. 5ran5 Sesfen.
Get er life mig.
Stemmen: !9r. 5run5 BON 5esIen.
(SSeg Times al bore en- ipdg 6oiiten).
Stemmen: 0sioelbaarne 9r. 5ran5
bon Ssslen.
(Oet laper zig bpre).
Stsmmen: 9sipelbaarne 0r. 5rdn5
BON Sesien at ben gamle friiiite SlGgt,
Qoelstalenoeren bag 189, 2inis "a
fra open.
Sesien: 81 81! 9pem taloer mig2
Stemmsn: Oct er mig. Wda jeg
praienters mig, nit RdDn er g. u.
Seiberg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
Stprtet neb fra It 5rr.

Sra Solbat melbes: 9a Qrbejose
manb q. g. !0aniens 6uitru. &dtbris
nelunb peb 9nabltrup Station. | 3irss
bags Gftermibbass bar uoe at plufte
5ploebqr, ftete ben ulptte, at aonen
Itprtebs nsb fra 5r1st, bporoeo bun
fit iaa fore a9iionsr, at bun forlebsn
dfaif beo Teoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
,Snleus goga

Deb M chd Q9ertop.
meb "a giusosr. Snitialer og gignsts
ter. Gmil 2angboHs 5Orlas. asbens
bapn. pris % Gents.
8ogsn bsgpnoer meo Wnrie 9ebus
oslie pg forti9tter / aitten periificsrebe
Sulefort9qinger inotil 5lusten til
2ggppten. @srfsns er fortrinlies baaos
ira 5orme1s % Snoboloets Sioe. og
8iqsoerne er meget imufte. .Sulens
Bog" pil / lise Grab globe baaoe
9otsne oe gsrn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
Dann1arR.
SOrscrlist sGgtcifab.
st ngt e~aeisrillas.

Oct al &ultusminifter 5. 6. Ghrts
~itenien for nOgen 5io iioen bsbuteDs
5OrIlds ON bOrserIiet 9egteitab bleO
forl:Osn fOreIaet for 5oltetinset dfSus
ititsminiiter QIbsrti.
9stts 5orTlas er ct belt tagst Sfribt.
lloen at Datle sr nan Itreoet ben pper
MsGsmItabiet: 6rit @alg mellem 6orz
a,rlig ug firteIig 9islis, % fOreIIdar
Snofsrelie at borgerIigt 29gteitab u
ben argsn 9etingelie.
Otter bette 5orilags @eOtagelie ian
9Geteitdb fun retssploigt inosdas for
en- rs Observation-Disclosures. 8enne er /
8ebenbuOn pg aebitaoer1e Borg
meItsrne, pda 9anoet en- at Qmtsraas
ret for 3 4dr ab 9angen b%eitittet
Mdno for bper Gommuns. Sans
6perp er ct borgsrligt Smbub og lon
mes meb to 9ronsr for bpert QggteIsab,
ban belpr9sr.
Raar en- ung Uldno og bans 5ors
lobebe Dil sifts fig. b~e1penesr De Jig til
Observation-Disclosures paa bet Steo,
hpor 9ruoen Ear fat Spbolo. Hddr
ban bar beTunbet, at beres papirer er
/ Orben, befenbtgsr ban oeres Jori9ts
at bile sifte Jig. gefenotgsrelie 9ers
ON ftal opflaus / 3 Tiger Fad Rddos
buffet / gperne og paa 2anoet, hpor
9ommunalbeitprelien inoer bet pas
jsnee.
Sda mart oisie 8 Tiger er forlsbne,
fan parrst msoe bos 2ga~teifdbsfors
ftaaberen = / 8nerne paa bans aons
tor pua Raaobuiet = os bliOe 9gtes
forensbs bsrpsb, at 9GgtefOritanoeren
opl9ier 6ormularerne, bportil ban
lite mao tnptte noaen Gale.
Om bet i~nbgaaeoe 9ggteifab inb@
fsres bet fornsone / en- BERTH al Opers
s~prigbeben soDfsnot Bog = 9Getes
if~absbogsn og en- uoifrift al oenae
unber Observation-Disclosures Rapn
og Sssl opergipss 9ggtsparret, nmios
bslbart sfter at 9ggteItabet er inos
9aast.
Oct Ssle foiier a ar., iom / ass
ben6dpn tilfalber aommunens aasie,
mems be 2 Str. uoenfor 9%sbenbapn
tilfoloer Observation-Disclosures, tua
be andre 10 gadr til aommunens
aasis.
6Dis ct Bar QGetefolf. eftsr at be
sr bleOns sifte, pberligere sniter en-
= rstslis betponingslss firtelig
@obtsnbslis al peres 2ggteffab. fan
De tsrom bsnoenos Jig til pr9iten for
Get 9rosiamfuno. De tilhsrer. 9pis
be bersr til 6plfetirten. tilfommer
BET iom Rssel preiten / bet Soga,
6por 5uitrucn for @9teftabet bdDoe
5iemiteb, at foretags ben firtelise
Snopielie.
Sm ban osiaa er forpligtst bertil,
er ct anbet Spsr9smdal.
Dog pperlabes bet life Den enfelte
pzait at fslss fine egns Msninser pm.
bporpiot ban bsr sioe eIer at relisieie
9runos naste ben firfeligs Snopielie.
Oct forsitriDss, at pr1iten. fori1oen
ban sipsr ct afiIag. ifal forel99se
Sagsn for giffoppsn, iom maa antus
ges at afssre Susen efter mere almins
beige SDnspuntter, os bet uoeluttes
i bpsrt Sab berpso, at perionlige
Striosipsresmaal melem pr9Iten og
be paug9lberbe Qggtsfolt ian tomme
til at ipiae nogen Role.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25
st WinDes mnrf

for Slagsns pua asge gust astes
rejit / asge. Minoeitstten ifol bare
en- Obeliit, II alen POI, uofsrt at
g~iaebbugger 5. 2arien. gn aomite
meo Suftitsminiiter Qlberti i Spibien
sr traabt iammsn for at inoiamle be
fornpone psngemibler, ca. 10000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-25

uOtIafteoe uurlig 6o,ooo-1oo,ooo
grrecer, Der uoiattss | 9amme cg
0dnoleb.
Sensre fulgts en- 5el al bore tor tie
9ooseiare efter, o9 nu finocs Der ipreot
oper belle 2aabet Selifaber for tunItig
5~iiteapl, Der bar uoreitet Ct fort os
fOrtjtnitfulot arbeioe.