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Evening journal., 1902-06-06
YAouls READY FoR nArrLE
Mexican Soldiers Rushed to the Front
and Bio Fight Is Imminent.

Tucson, Ariz., June 6.-The Yaqui
uprising is increasing and several
more stations on the Sonoro Railroad
have been abandoned. The transport
Oaxaca has arrived at Guayamas,
bringing 600 soldiers from Mareat-
land, who will proceed Immediately to
the relief of General Torres. Arms
were ordered from Southern Arizona,
and about 100 stands of arms and 1000
rounds of ammunition have been re-
ceived at Hermosillo from Noagales
to arm the volunteers. Meagre re-
ports have reached Hermosillo OF
fight at Huichori, in the Sonoro Noun
tains. A detachment of Mexican regu-
lars was surprised, but the YaQuis
were routed. The Indians left ten
dead and five wounded on the field.
The Mexicans lost two killed Five
hundred regulars from the Yaqui
river district are on their way to join
General Torres, and loyal Yaqui
scouts are being sent out to determine
the movement of $4,000 Indians who
are entrenched in the Mazatlan Noun.
tains. Another big battle is imminent
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
WORDS, BLOWS AND A DUEL
French Deputies Will Settle Argument
On the Field Of Honor.

Paris, June 6.-Deputies Millvoye
and Dion Rochiment got into an alter
cation in the parliamentary lobby yes.
terday afternoon. The wordy fight
ended in a general mix-up and fist
fight, which lasted for five minutes
The principals have secured seconds,
and a duel will result.
The fight was caused by ID. De Lar
gentaye. a reactionary deputy from the
Cotes- -Du-NOrd. who exclaimed: Yes
you Republicans are swindlers and
traitors. and in a way foreigners. And
your president of the republic is a
thief"
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
PavIIlon FIoats az 70 Sea.

Atlantic City, n. j., June 6.-ThC
pavilion of the Brigantine Transporta
tion Company. on the Inlet was un
dermined by high tides yesterday and
the building crashed into the water
II hoated out to sea and resembied 9
house adoat as it passed down in from
OF the city The structure was uset
only in summer, and was entirely o.
frame. Tides washed away the foun
dation r few days ago and Yesterday
wind and tide made 70 topple over
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
$1,000 UPWARD

on your FURNITURE, PIANOS, OR
CANS. ETC, without removal.
We make loans for from ONE
MONTH TO ONE YEAR with the privi-
lege Of paying it of at the end of any
one month. and we CHARGE YOU
ONLY For THE ACTUAL. TIME YOU
HAVE HAD THE LOAN.
We make loans on the MONTHLY
PAYMENT plan, which enables the
borrower to reduce the obligation by
making small payments, and save
themselves the worry of trying TO
raise large amount at any given time.
It will COST YOU NOTHING to in
vostigato our plan of doing business.
and we shall be pleased To explain our
terms to you. whether We deal with you
or not
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
Gave Successful Entertainment

The Young Mems Auxiliary of the
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
has turned over a tidy sum to the
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows.
The money was the proceeds of an en-
tertainment given by the auxiliary on
Decoration Day. The auxiliary will
hold arrti ir entertainment ~ the
Fourth Of July at Bayarian Pax.
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
League viii Meet

The Afro-American League will hol
a meeting at No. 1888 Wilson sire
on the evening of July 10. ImpOrtal
business viii be transacted and :
members are requested to be present
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
Pennsylvania c. A. R. elect omoers.

FennsyTNa0Ia Q =, - ITtII OHICITa'
Gettyshurg Pa, June GA short
business meeting of the Grand Army
Of the Republic of Pennsylvania was
held yesterday, after which the bedy
adjourned TO meet at Allentown neXi
year During the session the follow
ing newly-elected officers were in.
stalled: Department commander. r. p
Scott. of Butler; senior vice com
mander. =. l.. Schroeder of York;
junior vice commander. lgnatius Gres
ser. OF Allentown; medical director
DR.. NJ. B. Hughes; chaplain, John w
Sayres. of Reading.
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
WE Want

EVERY HOUSEKEEPER IN WILL
WHO NEEDS MONEY, TO
GET OUR RATES.
We will advance you any amount
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
Al Lamp-nosts Tlnned

AL of the SIS lamp-posts in the city
have been equipped with ordinary
lava tips. The American Company has
not yet started to place its equipment
on the posts
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
Public Sale Of Fine Furniture

VIII be sold mt No. 703 Van Buren
street ON Tuesday June TO- at 10 o'clock
sharp, an kinds of parlor. bed room and
dining room furniture. lfinc parlor suite,
dining room suite large hall rack, car
Baby Grand knabe piano. cost 500: :
birch and ! curly maple and 2 oak bed
room sufics solid brass bcdstcad, elegant
pots. roller-top desk and office hxturcs 9
cook stoves. / gas stove. and an kinds Of
household goods. This is the best furni-
ture sold at auction for q long time.
Everything as good as new.
l2-lt STIDHAM & SON, Aucuoneers
Evening journal., 1902-06-06

No lot less than 5Ox125 feet; some
larger, $40 down, s. per month, at the
Cedars
Evening journal., 1902-06-06

ms ldih Will uc NoniPoSNu VI uA-
man vestlbule buffet parlor cars and
Pennsylvania railroad vestibule coach
es.
The Washington-Atlanti City parlor
car on train leaving Washington at
t2.i5 y. m. weekdays. viii be with
drawn from that train when the At
lantic City special is placed in service
Evening journal., 1902-06-06

In the checkered game of life, the
first move is to own n lot The sec
ond move to build a house. The third
move is, move into it. Then the game
is yours. No place like the Cedars to
make the first move.
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
LOCAL oUOTATIONs

ro-day's local wholesale quotations
by StaytOn & Chandler.
Tomatoes crate, 2 1913 %
cabbage, carte 100
Cabbage Va, bar, 2 90
White Potatoes, bushel, 90
White potatoes bar % Ito 425
White Potato &, s,medium, 2.5e
Peas, basket, I D
Beans, string basket, 00.l 25
Onions, crt 1 S5
Strawberries, quart, &c TO Nc
Eggs, Del.and Md dozen, 20c
Chickens, live, pound, l3c
Lemons, box 30
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
oITYsPDCIALTHRoUG

CITY SPECIALTHROUGH
FAST VIiSTIBULE EXPRESS
TRAIN VIA. PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
Beginning with train leaving Wash
ington Friday. June 10, and with train
leaving Atlantic City Saturday, June
H. the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will re-establish the Atlantic City
Special, a through fast express train,
every weekday between Washington
and Atlantic City via. the Delaware
.,,ver Bridge route. the only all-rail
line. on The following sccdule:
10
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
A. OTIcE.-OLD DOMINION STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANY
General Omice, New

General Onlce, Now York civ.
A special meeting Of the stockholders
OF the company viii be held on Tuesday,
the 18th day OF June 1902. at u o'clock
noon. at the office OF the company i'm the
city of Wilmington, Delaware
AZ this meeting there Will be submitted
for consideration and action by the stock
holders. the acccpfance Of the now Con-
stituton of Delaware. and an amendment
OF the charter of the company providing
that the Directors Of the Company shall
be not les than nine nor more than hf-
teen. the number 10 be fixed by the by
laws ". T. GUILLAUDEU.
President
H. b. WALKER. Secretary. 52-iSt
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
PLEASANT PLACES ON THE PHIL
A IUtI IlIIIA A Nh RINA DINO u III =

ADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
WAY.
Is the title of a book published by
the Passenger Department of the Phil
adelphia and Reading Railway. con-
tanning valuable information relative
to pleasure resorts. hotels and board
ing houses on line of the road. Same
can be had upon application to Ticket
Agent. IA North Sixth street, Reading
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NOTICES

NJ OTICE.-Street lamp lighters former
~ ly in employ Of Welsbach Street
lighting Company who desire to enter
employ of American Lighting Company.
please call or address JESSE SHARPE,
NO sos Market street i5-2t
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
WILMINGTON oUoTATIoNs
Reported by f. d. Lackey s. Co.. Bal
ers and Brokers.


ers and Brokers.
Am. Vul Fibre 6s ........................1O'
Am. Vul. Fdbre Preferred .............. g
Am Nul. tdbre Common ammonium. j
National Bank of Delaware .............4z
First National Bank ....................12
Central National Bank ................11|
Natl Bank of Wilm. & Brandywine.. 8
Union National Bank ................... s.
Farmers Bank ...........................
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Coil
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Col
Delaware railroad ........................s d
United Power and Transportation Co.
United Railways per cent certih.
Gates. -.....-.-.......-... .......
VII. & New Castle Elec. R'y stock. d
VII. & New Castle Elec. R'y per
cent bonds .............................. 10
VII 4 Chester Traction 5 per cent
Dohus s.....,.-.... .................... ..lO
vii. City Railway per cent bonds. 10
Evening journal., 1902-06-06

How 70 obtain home, buy a lot at
the Cedars
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
40 HEAD NEBRREEskA RE HORSES

AND THREE PAIR GOOD YOUNG
MULES.
Consisting of heavy and light draught
horses, eXpresscrs, trotters and PAGERS
and good general purpose horses. Sew
eral extra pairs, close matched and SOW
crsl matched teams of dappie grays
rheso are All good, young, fresh stuff, Sc
lccted by ourselves for this market
Every horse guaranteed as represented
or money returned. old horses taken I'm
Exchange.
Ninety days credit.
JESTER & MCDANIEL.
F Q. Stdham. Auctlonoor.
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
uniiod sIaies Juror pead

Thomas Cordory, of Pennington
who was drawn on Monday as a United
States juror. died on Wednesday. Ho
had been I'M for a long time.
Evening journal., 1902-06-06

Obtain good value for your money by
investing in a lot at the Cedars.
Evening journal., 1902-06-06
LARGEST CROWD OF
TIE WEEK SEE CLOSE
or The HORSE SHOW

CONTINUED From First Pagel.
Evening journal., 1902-06-06

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FOR SALE
Real Estate
NOR SALE-7-roomcd houses. all coz
II venteuccs $500; easy terms. Apply
w. ~ JONES, 2ils Washington street.
FOR SALE.
Corner store
TwO-StOry Dwelling House,
EIGHTH AND BUTTONWOOD
STREETS, ON REASONABLE
TERMS
APPLY TO
w. y. FISHER.
No COG Market street
FOR SALE
WASHINGTON STREET.
Two-story brick dwelling, rooms,
bath, porch, heater, cemented cellar and
other conveniences.
IHAVVAAENS n CO.,
Q7O5) 7i2 Market street.
FOR SALE.
$4,000 ON EASY TERMS
Buys three-story brick dwelling on
bath, heater, cemented cellar. porch front.
ana all modern conveniences.
HAWKINS ~ co,
O70O ~ Market Street.
FOR SALE
$1,000 CASH
Buys a three-story brick dwelling
on the West Side near Market
street, rooms, gas, sewer connoc-
tions
HAWKINS n CO.,
de99 az Market Street.
S2,SO0 ON EASY TERMS,
Buys
Thrcc-SfOry Brick story
on East Side. y rooms bath, pantry
HAWKINS ~ CO.,
00S5) 7i2 Market Street
FOR SALE.
$3.50 buys tWo-stOry brick dwelling,
rooms bath, front porch, in good
condition
HAWKINS n Co,
O66O ~ Market Street
FOR SALE
Store Property and Dwelling
House.
Corner Claymont street and
Nandevcr avenue.
Part OF purchase MONEY
can remain on property.
Apply TO
GEORGE A. ELLIOTT,
Equitable Building
FOR SALE.
$1,000 buys two-story brick dwelling on
Franklin street rooms bath, front
porch, heater cemontod cellar.
HAWKINS NCO.,
dG6D ~ Market Street.
$1,000 EASY TERMS,
Buys threc-story brick dwelling
on West Side, 3 rooms, bath,
porch, heater laundry and CO
HAWKINS & CO.,
O5SD 7i2 Market Street
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
Ehree-StOry Brick dwelling
900 ORANGE STREET.
Could be readily fitted up for
Apply to
GEORGE &. BsAISIS n SON
Agents
Eighth and Shipley streets.
FOR SALE.
T'wo-story brick dwelling On West SNe
| excellent location, rooms bath, heater
porch 'front.' cemented cellar. price
HAWKINS n CO.,
u6l0 72 Market Street
s2,SoO buys ~
TwO-StOry Frame Dwelling
and lot, on Market street. rooms.
rear porch.
WAW KINS n Co,
uSD 712 Market Street
FOR SALE.
$4,000. EASY TERMS,
buys three-story brick dwelling on
West Side. rooms, bath, porch,
heater, laundry and cemented cell
lar.
HAWKINS n CO.,
U5SO 7l2 Market street.
FOR SALE.
! FOUR SIX-ROOMED HOUSES WITH
bath and porch, well built renting at 81;
per month, fine location. West Side, only
Sl,55O each, on easy terms.
TWO EIGHT-ROOMED HOUSES
with porch, on Clayton street Splendit
location. to be sold under building pric,
to close estate.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORT
GAGE. Apply
A. J. KOOCH Real Estate Omlce,
No. l0lh West Seventh street.
FOR SALE
$500 CASH
Buys two-story brick dwelling out
West Side. rooms and bath.
HAWKINS n CO.,
uSOO 7l2 Market Street.
FOR SALE
PINE STREET
rwo-story brick dwelling,
z room and bath. sewer con-
nection.
Price, SI,7OO.
HAWKINS ~ CO..
u5tD az Market Street
FOR SALE.
EsVO-StOry Brick store ans
Dwelling.
West side rooms bath. Established
stand. Price. $4,000.
lIAW kINS n CO.,
O669) az Market Street.
EOR SALE
Evening journal., 1902-06-06

Philadelphia, June 6.-The wheat ma
kdt was depressed by lower Western
vices, and prices declined nc per busl
from last evenings rates. Exportd
had no workable order and millers shoi
ed Httle interest.
No. red, as TO location. closed as Z
lows:
Bid. Al
Jult ssssssssss sssssssss. ss..s..sss ~ "a
Car lots, IN elevator, - TO location.
No. 2 Pennsylvania red ............ .SilkG
No. , Delaware red .S4IhG
CORN.-The market was without impd
tant change and supplies were too sm
to permit of export business, even wo
the demand in evidence. Local car ld
We're quiet and unchanged. We quote n
yellow, on Pennsylvania railroad trad
"a years.
OATS.-Car lots were quiet, with sma
but ample offerings, at about fornI
rates. Sales of Z cars No. . whf
clipped, on track, at 5O15q51c.
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HELP WANTEn-MAIE

NkT ANTED.-Noung man about 20 years
w of ago FOR collecting and general
office work. state ase, experience and
reference Address II. o. Box l32. Jolt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-12
0eOar sails, ia.

2(tter er N al bor gDs ploIte gor=
gare % 5orretningsmano 9aast til
Spite, nsmlig gamle SbepparO 0iI-
Jon, DIR 3irsoag ben 3. 5ebr. afgit
peO 8sben. S6an BIER Tor B Qar
iioen rant At Ell Slagtilf9loe. og bar
life Iioen peret raft; men bd iGrlig /
6s iioite Sc Waaneoer, bar ban pp=
ret meget fpag pg liosnoe. t6an bIeb
IS Mar gammel. % tom btr til Geoar
Sails 1857. 6an efterlaber fla fin
6uitru, en- Ssn og en- 8atter. gegra=
pelien foregit iioite 3orsOag ira BE
toDiIttirten. al boiIten Menigbeo ban
bar baret e trofait Meolem iiOen BAN
par 20 4ar gammel.
9lr. s. 6. ganber 0aro. Der
for fort iioen iol9te iiu Gienoom pua
Bluff Str. til hrs. s5srgsnien, bar
M tpbt 6snrp 5leI6ers Gjsnoom paa
6iernet at State % 8. @abe.
S SsnOass GftermiOoag praois
teoe 9aitor 6anien for En- itgrre 5orz
iamling uoe bos gbriitian OolTs. og
unOer Meoet blep 4 imaa 9ern bpbte.
@lem life. at Der / oenne uge
afboloes MisIionsmeos / Rd3aretb
airte. Wsosrne tagsr i'm gegpnoelis
paa 3orsOag often, b0or gaitor g..
les Moines, pil prabite, og Der
pil iaa bliOs Wsoer 5reoag, 9sroag os
Senoag. SO Ri oiloe gerne anmope
due, ION tan. ON at osltaae / bisie
Wsoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-12

= @i BABE planer oppe for Sub
enoelien al Dor airtebpgnings Snore
= bets 5orltsnnelie.
= Mr. q. 81. @reenoa6l bar malet
airten uopenbig.
Spinoefpreningen 9pr ct paas
t0nnelfesberbigt Nrbeipe. Den bar
nplig 6~etoitet Snolegnineen al gpouns
bet / grefteboIigsn, bbiltet belsb iig til
ca. so Dollars.
= Meniebeompbet / forrige Wod=
nsO beilutte6e at afbolbe Ell iterre ling
oomsmgoe meo fremmeoe 5alere for at
fda It 4rbsjoe / Stano iblunot De
nnge. og fer at faa bisie mere interes=
iereoe i Meniabeoens @rbeioe. Del
blep beiluttet at inbbpbe Yr1iierns M.
s. 5enienz6ngbolm og 9aralo SEMEN.
Den iioite bar looet at tomme. IA
BET tiaige ida I'D til. at Oi itulbe fua
a~reosmsoet, beiIuttebe Ri peb ct St1z
reliesmgbe at forene bisie 10 - ling
oomsz 90 a%reosmsoet men MI la
Der BET oesp9rre til, at bette GLIDER os
I'D at 69noerne.
- Smiolertio bar hi beaDnot e.
forbereoenbe lngoomsarbejoe for olez
reoe inoen bet tore Meoes 4fboloelie
at Oatfe Snteresien pg iamle iau man
&c iOm muligt. 5 Ssnbags por ca. 20
unge iamleoe bos Wia. Gbriitianien,
og lignenbe Msoer bile blibe ofbolpte
/ 6iemmene, inbtil ri peo bet fore
Msoe faar en- Screening Itiftet og Rag
lsr oeotogen. Der bar COB Stemnins
for en- ungoomsforening Oeo bette port
ferite N6os. og bet blep beiluttet al
oalgt en- miOlertiOig Stprelie og at
Idmles bperanben Senodq. ). g.
9oe bleb baigt til 6ormanb; men oa
5iOsn life tiGoo at gaa lanqere, oi1e
6sn eorige Del al Stnrelieu bliDe balet
oeO naite MsOe. ION afbpIoes tss q.
2. 9ielien.
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Korreiponoancer
les MOinss, "a.

8et er iad Dejligt naar ben fGre Sol
aenaemIrQnqer Den tDffe &sgitp, tom
Qerne 6piler ober 0ss Moines pau Df
miloe ginteroage; men bet er life
faa bejligt at fele ben gennemtrRngsn-
be Auloe. Der MI / oisIe lpie og flar'
5roitbdge gennemrpiter cen, nadr mar
fommer uoenfor. Ser baOOes gern'
2Ds, ems, mere 2ps, og 2biet er goot
men, r1ar bet life f%orenes meo Bar
men, bog ,,5eloe6es &oal".
Dor MenigRb bar begbno
at pofse en- i9On 9etit. Chen iibit
MeooeleIie berfra = for ca. 8 Mlaa
neper fiDen = ere fglgenbe nn Weblem
mer blepne optagne: Sine peterien
Suitine Rasmusien, 2ouiie Brandt
81 ma 4nberien og 4lbert Sdfobfen
9ep Meniebeosmsost / San. gen
palates ben gdmle StDrelie: %. g
0ielien, Jormanb; DiG. G6riitianien
Setret9r; Sans 5inglep, &asierer
Mnbreas peterien, Safob 6anIen os 81
g. Nielien, 9ruftees; q, 81. Green
babl, Diaton. StDrelfen blep DO!
forget Deb Wulset af cen Oiafon mere
5. 8. sOe. EIEA
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#HODal, Sowa.

Gn 9asIs meo mango pGrbifulbe
odnite Bigger sr afieaot fra 0aniIf
Suth. 9ubl. 0ouie til Mrs. q. 9.
@ren6sct. RoDal, Sa., bbor De inor.
bill pare til Gfterinn for gnoere a
gooe oanIts 8pger. Oct er o9ro at ejt
IN gob oanIt Bog, BET er 9obt at l9it
ben. og beore, ON man osioa laoer an.
brs l9ie benz. Gn Bog er itreben foi
at gupne, men bette tan tun opnoas
oerpso, at ben fuar llbbreoelIe. g.
trenger til at faa oanIte 9sger mert
uobreot blanbt bort banite 6olt 6er.
oprs. D bill biorass me9st til IN fGl=
les 5orItaaelie % oere ct 9inbelet
imeQem bet oanfte Soft / Qmtrita.
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pspbe, Fan IRE keIbsssss

Deb Iotaf, NibIsr, ba be ifte Tan moo ben %onsrebns
Gel Of grst. Der CT fun en- waooes Of furere Dspbeo.
Iaaass Deb On betanbt Hiltonb Of Sliubinotn I bet
euIodtjts Rsr. Waay bette getr bliptt tsfamsrst,
mart,r % en- rimlsube 2pb saer foar e eaarlig 9ss
Ga rn,o ruipbre Betonbtlisu tan ftornes, og bette Rar
aienaipes Fn normoIe tiiitanb, of eeretfsn pore sbts
Iaot tor febjs. st ub al II Tilf0Ibe f~rsntaiess ueb
edtarrb Der sr tntet aHbst ene IN btt01pf xtiraso 81
Slimbinberue.
Wt iii aius ct bunbrehe Dollars for stboert 9iIf9lbe Al
Depb.b doraarfsaet Of katarrt), fem ttis tan turtrss
mss Halls Catarrh Cure. Sfrtp eftsr etrfniore IT.
g. 3. gbensp 4 Gss Gsleee, o.
~ S9fees bos Npofbefere, 7kc.
H~s's Family Pills e be bstts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-12

@uostcneie Den 2oen Ssnbag / bOer
Maaueo. ST. 1890.
6araIo SEMEN,
Qrpft.
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Blair, Nc6r.

Sra Wai6ington er tommen WIeooe=
lelie ON, at Il @rapftene ar afienbt til
Blair. % ital relies paa Soloatergrdz
Rene paa Blair a~irtegadro.
= goqbinoer Qino6lao paa 0dniif
9ut6. 9ubl. 6ouie bar tpbt ct 6us.
til6srenoe Gnten Mrs. Gbriitenien,
ION / fin 5iO ts6te bet al 6r. 9ino=
blao.
- 6. 6. qierce er Den bsfenbte les
benOe 5or6anOler at aae Slags Mgb=
Ter, GsngefieOre og Maoroier, Bar
nepogne o. +. b. 6an oil ielge biz
ligers suo De tore 6uie meo glimrenbs
9ataIog.
) @ften. 0nsodg. af6oloer Blair
WteniqheD Il efstra Weniq6sosmsoe,
I'll 5or6dnoling sr fpseielt Salaet al
Den sanle Strife og forifenige geitem=
melisr augaaenoe ben me.
6imien innes mere bIaa, Solen tim
ner t~larers. % en- 5stslie al ltngoom
% Strait fploer Sinoet, naar man
bar taget 9octp Mountain Sea, til
bereOt at M1doiIons M}ebicin So. 35c
5arnbam &c Sampfon.
Qaitor Qnter bar gennem 9faB
Agenturet fsbt Y Qcres 2anb titbez
renoe 0frs. SEQ Slime % beliggenbe
mar beb Stolen, for en- Sum at $1,000.
Ssren Olien fra 8alnut, So,
tfoligere b~oiiooenoe I Maf6ington 60,
er / 8eieg / Blair / Oisie 0a9e.
9ai.r! D. pil pie os en- Tfor
9unit oeo al gioe os Rabnet paa faas
oanne 6anolenoe. Iom prpDer poa at
Iolge lem en- Steofortraoer for Wlaz
biion M1eOicins Cos aocfp Msouns
tain Se.
5drnbam &c SampIon.
Gn raft 9rena, iom pniter at
lere 5ppei9tning fan faa glao8 /
9aniih 9utb. pubf. 6ouie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-12
Nmble, Mih.

Oct glaosr os at meooele, at 81. g.
peterien, Qmble. Mi9.. bar pautagei
fla at uobreoe gobe Oanite Bigger Der
omtring. og Di 6enleOer berpeo 9ans
ites Gpmarffomtso i be @ene paa,
at ST.. q. 9. geterisn bar ct goOt l1b=
Dalg at gobe bunfte 9sger. Iom ban
oil ialge til be iomme ~IaoOonlige
6i0igs griier iom 9aniib 2utb. qiibl.
6ouie i9lger til.
asb nogle goOe odnite Bigger. Og les
rem, bet bill bare at tor Snteresis %
til OplDsning. 9e bill finOe BET gam
liqt og Daroifulbt at l9ie qoOe So.
ger. Mon ian life laie en- gob Soc
uoen at babe @uon Oeraf; 5onterne al
ben, iom bar tent melt grunbig opel
De ~iterfe SpBrgsmaal, fan gennen
oeres 9egsr oejes os mdales. 6dr
leoer melt, Iom tenter melt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-12
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Renuaro, 0ebr.
Gubstieneite BEN lite % 3Oie Ssnoag
bper Wnanto ST. 1890 forrn.
&r. Anter,
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-12
6noe Wanerer.
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6or no9le Mar iioen bar Der / en-
lnioeriitetsbp Ter / 9dnoet en- Itor
Exception, boor ogiaa en- peo Uni
rsriitstet aniut .itanbinupiif" Yrofess
for bar til Stebe. s6an blep iom De
andre foreitinet for en- H9tte tint
tl9ote 9errer og enOnu mere fnttl9bte
0amer. 9a profesioren blep foreitil=
ct for en- At De- Iioite. iugoe ben fints
tl9bte, men. iom bet bite fig, lite iuit
fine Dame: ,8et glaoer mig Iaa me
get at trRfe Dem oa gers 9eres 8e=
tenbtItab. Dor aftanoinapifte" 5jenes
it.pig. er Iaa flint Og bra. al hi er ale
fornpjet meb 6enoe.~
9ette Gtsempel par llpioenbeo "a
odurli9s Wanerer fra !6olo, bbor man
bar Ret til at pente noQet beore, er
lit, sneitaasnDe. Oct ranbt os / 6u,
oa hi for en- Sio fioen l9ite / en- at be
tore engelife Gbicagoapiier fslgenbe:
&nbers Corn. ben bsrsmte lpenIte
portr9tmaler, opbolot fig for en- 9io
iioen Der / 9pen. 9an babbe ogiaa
engang tioligere pGret / 6bicago, og
oa b9nbts Der BAN noget, iom life
tioliaere bar p9ret trntt, men fortie
ner at TONNE / A%biien, oa bet piier,
6borlebes entelte / oet fine Selltu6
iteots an mob gob Zone.
Sr. Corn par 9Gresgpit pep en-
Reception, Tom bleo gipet i ct al
9pens fornemite !6uie. Gn 6el Del
9Giter bsrte Der en- rig Jrue Iige, ba
bun foreitiaebes for 9unftneren:
oWlr. Corn, De er fra Sberrig. life
idn0t2 9et slaoer mig at itifte De-
reg getenotItab. 4lle pore 6tbIte
5jensitefolt tommer fra Sperrig.4
NReb bet rolige % beberftebe @eien,
ION er ct S9rmerte for BEN, ION or
pant til al f9roes bl..not bannebe
Menneiter. bite ~2Gresgaiten intet
5egn paa. at ban fslte fla itsot ooer
oenne ~ub:bspleoe % oumme llota=
lelie.
Den rige 5rue er fanOipnligois
lige til benne Dag ubioenbe ON, at
bun lagOe for 9agsn en- 6sj Grab at
uDioenbeo, for at BRUCE bet miloeite
ubtrpt.
Der er. fortiatfer glabet, Soft i
bette 9ano. ia, / oenne $50. Tom life
oeo. al etbpert anoet Qano / ben ciDis
liierebe 8eroen er plbre ,no port eott,
at BE- fIeite at Dem bar en- lang 6iz
.itorie, iom er rig paa gIimrenoe Be
orifter baaoe paa bet aonbelige "a BET
materiels Omranbe. Saabanne Qmes
ritanere peb life T. Gfs, at Soerriq
bar gipet m9gti9e 8iorog til 8eroens
5remitri0t | ale 6enieenoer. Sdd=
banne Qmerifanere leper / ben 5nDz
b%il0ning, at 5i~nlGnberne er ct BELT
bar6ariit 5olfeilag. mems Sano6eoen
er. at DIT er ct bit tultiberet Soft meo
BET melt ubm9rtebe S%toleipitem.
2ousfenop ifreo g6iunatba" I iamme'
Metrum iom oa~uleOala", bet finite.
digit, ION 6ieo til Iarbunbreber fsr.
bisfe Gfsempler funbe fortiattes
/ BET uenbelige.
8et er, flutter gIaoet, Den psODa
renOe 5Orfpmmelie at Stuoiet Of 6i=
%itorie, @eo9rdfi Og @rdmmatit i bore
ofentligt SfoIer. Iom prooucerer iaa
banne uoibenbe Menneifer. De fat
tigite Gmigranter fan lore Dem Mane.
rer. 3bi ct tultiOsret @afen ligeer /
8lobet os er Tom IN 591esarb fra en-
lang R9tte af 5orfabre o9 fommer
lite at, at man bar penge.