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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-05-02
Marriage Licenses.

John II Ware, Il, Clinton county:
RhOda Davis, Ga, Gratiot county.
Fred Mckenzie, %, Alma:
Jennie Mcclellan, Is. Shepherd.
A. T. Buckingham, %, New Haven
Carrie Goolthrite, p, Carson CITY.
w. T. Altenburg, 30, Newark;
Nellie Barnes, %, Portland.
George Chapman, 26, New Haven:
Elite BOtsford, p, same.
Edward Lamb, n, Alma;
Mabel Ball. 23, Petersburg.
Oliver c. Cummings, 2l. Sumner:
Rosa Bower. u. same.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-05-02
What Thin Folks Need.

Is a greater power Of digesting and
sssimilating food. For them DR.. Kings
New Life Pills work wonders. They
tone and regulate the digestive organs,
gently expel all poisons from the system,
enrich the blood. improve appetite, make
healthy flesh. Only 25c at Sharrar &
Mulholland's
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-05-02

SilaS Moody Is buying wool.
Mrs. Bates is visiting friends in Cas-,
City.
Fred Creech has ten acres Of beet:
Sowed
Potatoes are scarce at - cents a
bushel.
Nelson Spoor went to Toledo the
- of April.
Wathan Udelle, of Arcadia, was in
town Monday.
Charlie Sullivan went to Jackson
last Saturday.
J. w. DOane returned from his west.
ern trip last Saturday.
Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Breech this week.
We hear that the goods In the brick
store are to change hands.
&. II. Wright and wife visited at w.
Adams, in Emerson, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soules from near st.
Louis visited Mrs. Wiley Sunday.
Miss Hannah Mey, of Alma, was the
guest OF friends here over Sunday.
There was large crowd at the
church Sunday night at the Conven-
ton.
Mrs. Cora Fatty was called to Shep-
herd Monday by the serious illness of
her father.
The Monday Club, from st. Louis,
were entertained by Mrs, j. w. Doane
last Monday.
Mr.. Parks Is papering the house TO
be occupied by the new Doctor who is
expected the first OF the month.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-05-02

Terrible plaques, those itching, pes.
tering diseases OF the skin. Put an
end TO misery. Doan's Ointment
cures. At any drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-05-02

Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates, and will not constipate like
nearly all other cough medicines. Re
fuse substitutes. Sharrar & Mulhollan-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-05-02

In the mildew that forms on the
crust OF love, there comes the lawyers
fee.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-05-02

Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys
and bladder right. Don't delay taking.
Sharrar & Mulholland.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-05-02

Homeopathic doses OF affection make
a woman wish one husband were three
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-05-02
NoLoSS of Time.

The procrastinator Furnishes himself
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
NEW CABLE LINE.
Northern Pacific Coast Connected
with Australia.

Northern PaciAc Coast Connected
With Australia.
VICTORIA, b. c., Oct 31.--The last
link of the Pacific cable has been COM
pIeted, and celebration is to be held
by citizens OF Victoria in Victoria the
alter to mark the completion Of the line
which will connect Canada with Aus
tralia.
The cable steamer Colonia left BAN
field creek on Sept. 1s to lay the stretch
Of cable to Tanning island. and. allow
ing for slack. She soon had 1861 miles
of deep sea cable stretched to Tanning.
On Oct. 6 the Colonia went to Honolu-
LII, where her crew was transferred to
the cable steamer Anglia, and that yes
sci, after making the shore connection
with flaming, started out Oct. IS for
Suva to lay the last link connecting the
Fills with Norfolk island. to which is
land the cable had already been con
nected by the Anglia from New Tea
land and Queensland. This work, &C.
cording to advices from the cable
steamer, was completed this morning
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
ROGERS BROTHERS.

Tomorrow morning at $50 seats
vii go on sale for The Rogers Broth
ers in Harvard" Monday evening at
Polls, and it is expected the demand
will be such as to dispose of the entire
house during the day. 1t adds to the
interest of the Rogers Brothers visit
this season that this will be their first
performance outside of New York city
this season, their engagement at the
Knickerbocker theater concluding to-
morrow evening. They have enjoyed
a wonderfully successful run there,
probably the greatest in their career,
and they have in John J. McNally's
latest production the best vehicle in
which they have yet been exploited.
The principals of the company are
particularly noteworthy as artists in
their field, and the scenery and cos
tune equipment laYishly magnificent
There are 100 people appearing with
the Rogers Brothers this season, Sc of
whom are very attractive and beauti-
fu young women The story of the
new piece is of course broadly humor-
GUS, so constructed as to permit the
Introduction of many novel and en-
pertaining specialties. Prices are q
cents to 50, and according to the rigid
regulations that Klaw and Erlangel
have laid down for their attractions
the free list must be absolutely sus
pended.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
COFFEE LUnL kUINED
Burning Mountain In Guate-
mala Scatters Destruction.
LIVES OF PLANTERS IN DANGER.
Eruptien Of Santa Maria, @ufet Fer
MaRy Years, Causes Enormous
Losses--Nearby Towns Likely
to he OxerwheImed.


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31.-The en-
tire coffee zone of Guatemala has been
destroyed by flames and smoke from
the volcano of Santa Maria. Eruptions
threaten the destruction Of every living
thing within. reach of the fumes and
fire that pour from the burning noun
tain, according to a cable to Castle
Bros. importers Of this city. received
from their coffee plantation in Guate-
mala. Only meager details are given.
Louis Hirsch Of Castle Bros. says: Il
wired to QUE representative there ask
ing for news OF the eruption of Maria
and have received in reply this cable
gram: 1t is true. Enormous losses.
Probable volcanic eruption. Coffee zone
destroyed. Our lives are in danger.
Further repeeta VIII tellsw.'
ssThe cefEee districts referred to, :
said Mr.. Hirsch, ARE the Costa Cusa
and Costa Granda. They are the finest
plantations in the country. If the cot
fee district is destroyed, as the cable
seems to indicate, ene-third Of the crop
is most likely involved.
sThe volcano of Santa Maria is To-
Gated between Retalhulen and Quezel
tenango. The towns in the neighbor-
hood most likely to be destroyed are
San Felipe, Mazatenango and Quezel
tenango. The volcano has been quiet
for many years.
IT was in the district last April al
the time when earthquakes racked the
country. No volcanic eruptions accom-
panied the earthquakes. however,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
Rurfed under sand and Ashes.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-A cable
dispatch from Guatemala received at
the state department from Consul Cen
eral Mentally reports that the eruption
of the volcano at Santa Maria, adjoin-
ing Quezaltenang0, continues; that the
city is covered with six inches Of vol
canic matter; that rich coffee planta-
tons on the coast side are buried I'M
der seven feet OF sand and ashes from
the volcano and that detonations from
the eruption were heard in the capital
Thare have been frequent earthquakes,
and another eruption is reported in the
department of Tumbador. Much ex-
9citement prevails.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
GricYc, BiSSct 4 Holland
So ard 40 Bank ST. Telephone 222.

WOMEN'S MONTE CARLO COATS
Made from fine quality Kersey,
satin lined, velvet collar, self
straps stitched and four box
pIaits, in tan color and black,
price SIS each
WOMEN'S MONTE CARLO COATS
Made from fine Kersey, satin
lined new style sleeve, self
price $11.5O
WOMEN'S 27-INCH COATS-In
black. navy blue and castor color.
velvet collar, turnover cuff,
trimmed with pretty pearl but
tons, price $5.9S
WOMEN's BLACK TAFFETA
SILK MONTE CARLO COATS
Elegant quality, satin lined, ;,
price $3.50 each
WoMEN's PEAU DE sol SILK
MONTE CARLO COATS-Satin
lined, trimmed with handsome
silk ornaments and four box
plaits. price $17.5O each
CHILDREN's COATS.
|CHILDREN'S LONG COATS
Sizes 4 to IL years, in castor,
navy blue and red, prices
S4.5O, So and $6.98 each
|CHILDREN'S VELVET COATS
Handsome little garments in
black, navy blue and green,
trimmed with silk braid or lace,
sizes 2 to 6 years, prices
$3.50. $4.9S up to $3.50
lCHILDREN'S BLACK TAFFETA
SILK COATS at $3.50 and $3.50 each
EXTRA SPECIAL.
$50 DOZEN LARGE SIZE HUCK
TOWELS-We bought this guam
tity Of them to get them at our
own price. They're certainly a
big bargain at the price we've
marked them, 77ac each
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
COMING EVENTS

Oct % to Nov 1---St Joseph's fair.
October 31-Brooklyn A. G. sociable
and dance.
November Lecture on socialism.
Nov Painters Decorators and
Paperhangers' entertainment and
smoker.
November 2-Grand sacred concert
for benefit of Fred Miller.
November 2 at p. m.-Honorable
| Walter M. Chandler of the New York
bar. Subject Trial of Jesus from
Lawyers Standpoint Orchestra
and vocal music. Meeting for men
only.
Nov 5-14-st Patrick's church fair.
November SO and 12-15-St Cecilia's
parish fair.
Nov STARS and Stripes Co.
November 6-Divlsion 2, A. o. H.,
smoker.
Nov 6-Concert and dance by Water
bury Turn Verein.
!, s Nov North z End fA G.. social d At an and
Nov 7LGota Lejon lodge sociable
and dance.
November s-Pequot clubs eighth
anniversary.
/ November S-15-Elks' carnival
/ AZ OdCQuSS OpcEd AOuSG, OuIludy,
November 9, at 4 p. m. DR. Fred Nice
of New York city. Subject: tex
periences in the Sums Orchestra
and vocal music. Meeting for men
only.
Nov 13.-Brooklyn Wheel club
/ promenade and dance.
Nov 14-Court Naugatuck, concert
and dance, Naugatuck.
November 15-C oremakers' union, NJ
lob, sociable and dance.
Nov 20.-Nutmeg Social club socia.
BILE and dance.
November 20 Catholic Women's as
ISOLATION, re4Opening of st Patrick's
hail.
November 21--Oakville Stars socia
BILE and dance Oakville.
November 21-Concert and sociablt
of Trolleymen's Aid association.
Nov 25-Myrtle temple sociable.
Nov 26-Co A concert and sociable
Nov 26.-Odin, Benefit association
sociable and dance.
November 26-Mattatuck s. G. dance
Nov 27-Brooklyn A. @. concert, socia
December by. M. @. L, Captain
Jack" Naugatuck
i Dec 1S-Empire s. @. sociable.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
a PHENOMENAL DANCER
The Great John Ford of .sThe Kings
Carnival,'

During the long and successful run
of The Kings Carnival in New York
last season one of the most noted sue
cesses was made by the great John
Ford, whose wonderful dancing sim
gled him out among all the members
of the company for public and press
notice. Early in April an internation-
al dancing contest was held in Tam
many Hall on Fourteenth street and
Ford was one of 800 American and
European dancers who contested for
prizes. Ford was awarded the first
prize, and SO pronounced was his phe-
nomenal dancing in its superiority to
that of his fellow contestants that the
Judges made the award without leav-
ing their seats. Manager Poll made
an effort to secure Ford for his thea
fers when the run of "The Kings Car
nivaP' ended. but it was only two
weeks ago that he succeeded in tempt
ing him to leave New York. Now, AFT
ter playing New Haven and Bridge
port. he is coming to the Jacques next
week and win be one of the features
Of next weeks show
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
woMEN's SUITS AND COATS.

WOMEN'S SUITS AND COATS.
We have said very little about this
Suit and Coat Department of ours, but
we have been accomplishing wonders.
Not only have we provided all the
newest models, which embody every
point emphasized by fashion as being
eminently proper, but to them is joined
the highest perfection of tailoring, and
prices. which are far more moderate
than the exceptional beauty and merit
Of the garments really Justify. 1t is
impossible to represent the aSSOrt-
ments in this scanty space, so Wen
ask you to visit this department and
we will let the attractiveness of styles,
varieties and prices do most Of the
talking.
WOMEN'S SUITS.
BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS Waist
blouse front, silk lined, plated
front and back, latest style sleeve,
drop skirt; they're beauties and
will wear like iron; price $21 a suit
BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS-Waist,
double breast effect, silk lined,
trimmed with pretty braid; flare
skirt; price $3.50 a suit
BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS-F1y
front Jacket, silk lined, peau de
sole facings. hounce skirt, very
stylish garment; price $3.50 a suit
WOMEN'S OXFORD GRAY SUITS
* Waist, blouse front, silk lined,
velvet collar, flare skirt, an extra
good value, at $S.98 sBit
MOMENTS OXFORD GRAY
WALKING SUITS Trimmed
with neat stitching and black
cloth bands, price $14 a suit
WOMEN'S COATS.
WOMEN'S MONTE CARLO COATS
I'm tan color castor and black;
satin lined, velvet collar. turn
over cuffs; price $3.50 each
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
TBc Yacht Bnaldins: Syndicate.

NEW YORK. Oct. 31-The compo-
sition of the cup syndicate. Just made
public. is decided surprise. No in
Killing of it save as to Mr.. Vanderbilt
had leaked out, and none Of its mem
hers except Mr.. Vanderbilt had been
even thought of in this connection.
None of them has been active in
yachting heretofore. and they repre-
sent an altogether new element coming
to the front in International racing.
The syndicate that will build the new
cup defender consists OF Etbert FL.
Gary, Clement A. Griscom, James j.
Fill. William 3. Leeds, William Rookie
Teller. Cornelius Vanderbilt Henry
Walters nra r = -; 7e-,.,r
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
Fira In minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. 31.-A
fire threatening fer time to destroy
the entire business center of this city
ragged for some time last night. The
loss is heavy, but exact figures are not
obtainable.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
THEATRICAL
FRATERNAL
LOOPING THE LooP."
.a y y y y !

"A very Iunny production was that
last evening at Polls theater and it
brings out in humorous situations
many of the characters made famous
by newspaper artists. 1t is a clever
conception to make you laugh and
laugh you must if you see it. 1t will
be repeated this evening, tomorrow
afternoon and tomorrow evening
The prices are popular and it will pay
you to attend one of the performances.
VAUDEVILLE AT THE JACQUES.
Lovers of laughter and levity con-
tinue to seek their refuge at the
Jacques where a show that fairly
teens with comedy is running. 1t is
comedy, too, of a class to attract those
who are not partial to horse play, fol
it is of a higher grade than is usually
aimed at in vaudeville. In both the
feature acts. which are contributed
by Cushman. Holcomb and Curtis and
Howard and Bland. the comedy is OF
the quiet sort, without boisterosuness
but none the less laugh-compelling be-
cause of it. No one can witness this
show without enjoying it, and it is
creditable to the local lovers of vaude
vile that they are turning out in large
numbers. Prices are 10, 20 and e
cents; afternoons 10 and 20 cents, la
dies 10. Next week Mr. and Mrs
Mark Murphy and the great JohI
Ford
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
Mark Hanna'S Estimate
Of Waterbury

One of Waterbury's shrewdest and
Oldest observers ventures the prophecy
that by the year 1913 our city will
have ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
POPULATION 1OO,OOO) He hap
pened to be thrown into the company
of the Hon Mark Hanna a few days
ago and that gentleman told the Wa
terbury man that there was no city Of
it's size anywhere in America which
stood a better chance Of reaping the
rich harvest which is surely coming to
the United States from every part Of
the world: that Waterbury's reputa-
ton abroad had a commercial value
which could not be overestimated, and
great as our factories are now they
are only in their infancy. Well, here's
that we may all live to see 1913
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
Blankets,

A special in cotton Blankets good size col
ored border, value ST At soc pair
Id Blankets in Grey. Tan and White, hand
someIy bordered. val $3.50 Special at $l25
I'D Wool Blankets with colored borders
the regular S4. 90 kind at $3.50
I'D All wool Blankets our regular price
$500 pair. Special at S3. SO
California Blankets. extra size, value $3.50,
AT $500
We have one Of the finest wool Blankets in
the world, regular $40 article, which
we are selling special at $3.50
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01
Che nl aking Of
an Hfneriedn.
Enfoh ~ Riia
Snccb ". Bits

9enne goOe % interesiante Bog er
ben met o9roifuIoe Stat paa Siterds
turens 9mraaoe, Itreoen at ben melt
fremragenoe 8aniter / Qmerita. t6eri
er itilbret en- Gmigrants geIp9rligs
6eoer, bans 9iempe og mango s0inorin=
ger. ION inOtrafe / en- Snobanbrers
Cir.
Sacob q. &iis er fpot / aibe, og uos
panbrebe / ung MIoer til 4meritu, bbor
ban prspeoe mango Sing; men opnaas
eoe at ubrette meget for fattige 5oIt
% q Iaot Iuntne / 9efp 0ort.
Sans tibli9ere Bog .Sotp TIE other
bali lines" gan BAN ferite Rang iom
6orfatter; men ben npIige ubtomne
Bog r5be Mating Of an Qmerican"
bar opnoaet enbnu beiere Aang. Den
er en- Stat pda 2ituraturens Omrdas
De, Iom enboer banff Wdnb burbe l9Ie.
gogen taloer meget tilbaee fra bet fHz
re, gamle Odnmdrt, o9 er rigeligt IL
luitreOet meo 8iaeoer fra Ribe o9
0megn. Gn COB gammel Storterebe
itaar fsrIt; Ribe Odmtirfe % mango
andre 8iaeOer fra 9anmart finbes /
go9en; 9iaebe of 6orfutteren, 6uitru
og 8srn FAINT mango andre 8ileber
ira Rep Yort 0. 7. b. 8o9en er paa
443 Cher, goot inbbunben / tint
Sbirtingsbinb meb 3itel og 5oriegino
/ Sub og 9ulbfnit. priien er nettr
$500, og ienoes portofrit fra 0uniib
2ut6. Publ. 9ouie til enbber, iom sns
tier ben brsmte BOG. Ollie, ION Iaier
Nnne oiot tenbte og melt omtalte BOG,
bill babe bunbet meget berbeb og BIZ
ulbrig fortrboe be gense Den toitebs,
eIer be Elmer iom bensIeb peb Gas
ming at en- Bog, Ipm fort9ner Iua go6t
o9 iaa t9rIigt om gamIe 0anmart,
be rige, be elenoige, be bejititaaenbe,
beriblanbt Dor pr9iibent, en- COB Ben
og 8eunorer at Dor bbgtige, gobe oe
gobgsrenbe 2anbgmdnb Sdtob 4.aiis.
Sa, ale burbe leie 8ogen. Den faas
tim paa engelif fra
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01

en- umaabelig @rasbop p
pc. Gn 5ranitmunO oOerIatte Goo
pers Nobeler, og tOm til Satningen:
9an bandit i'm 5eit beb en- Occult, fom
naturligOis mente 2ocuttr9et; men
5rdnftmanben tog en- anben Wening
al Orbet, nemlig Christopher.
San fpntes fad, at bsnne lnbsrs
refining be6eoeoe en- Smule 5ortlas
ring, Og itrsD, at / Qmerita bisb
@rasboppsrne faa umaabelig fore,
at man bandit BEN fOran 9oieIIer og
brugte Dem til at 6inOe 9eitene beb.
8ogen uotOm birtelig meb benne
~forbaOienbe Mebbelslie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01
9gfI Hfaft.

6pDr1ebe6 Ell BRA b M
b loer M aaltib B. 6an flo
Der paa 6u9 paa @ulpet nleo 8e=
meme 0oer Sors og rgrer fun 5gz
Den meb bgjre 6aono. San brlt9er
boerfen goro, Stol, SAB, Snio
euer @aifel, ban fglger iamme
Sit lUm hans 7Surf9bre 9ennem
9uiinber af Aar. : Steoet for
6aoe bru9es 3reitptfer al 9iian9=
tr9et eller 5aoe lapeoe al Bantam
blade, iammenfgjeoe meo inlaa
Stpffer af @r9sitraa. 0enne iibz
tie Sla9s laues / itor Mt9n9oe o9
Opbepares / belle Sunbter til 8ru9
pe0 Wtaaltioerne. Raar ct laabant
8laofao CT blepen brngt, faltes oct
bort; man Upper berpe0 for Pr
bei0et meo at nnoite 3allerfnerne
efter Soroet. 8laoene lG99es paa
8uloet, o9 imaa &Gate le99es uoe
/ Santerne for at bOloe Dem flaot
%uobre0te. 809t, oampenoe 6is
le99es oerpaa u9 blaubes ne Gar
rp p9 @rpntia9er. his ct 6opeos
n9ringsmi0let for De beore Slass
Ter. / be lapere brll9es forifelli9e
Gags 6irie. 6arrp fan tilb ereoes
paa bunoreoe i%orifeai9e 0laaoer.
Sennep, 9eber, Sairan, Sngef9r,
&orianoerirU, 8amarinoer, Sob
leg og 9afaOiaft blanoes iammen /
Ell gellin9 tiai9e meo @rgntla9er
p9 p9'bee" 0meltet, reniet Smgr).
8rabmanerne er 8egetarianereo 9
lma9er alori9 anoet END Rlantefp=
De, bpDrimUo De andre Slater o9
Suoraerne ipiier $50 og Slit lam
men meo @rgntiagerne o9 Carry
Ell. Zen ~rettroenoe 8rabman tor
zig fgr O}aaltioet, filter 8lGoer,
mulnler en- eaer anoen Salme eaer
beli9 Setnin9 u9 gpr lin SUBS og
States 3e9n ior Eanoe o9 SrDlt.
9erpaa leiter ban en- lille Slump
bis pg 9arrp Op meo bgire 6oano
% ltubber ben inO / Munoen meo
Tungen, neiten Ii9eiom Ell Sat
iliffer 6poe al en- Staal. Saale=
oes bliper ban ueb, lnotil 6aoet
(glabet) er tOnnt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01

mt 9engeffabstppert.
: en- 5a6rif paa 81. &gge 2anosbej
beb &gbenbapn bar Der forleben Nat
funbet ct udlminbeligt briitigt 9pberi
Sten.
5dbriffsn er omgiben at ct bit
pfanfeb9rt og 6ebogtes ON Natten
al sn slubf 9uno. Spbsae bar NIL
aabenbart for at berolige !9unben og
bprtlebe 0ens 4gtpaagipen6eo bells
faitet agb inb oDer ptanfeb9rfet Dg
bels 1luppet en- anben 6unb inb til
ben, bDorefter be er 9auet / Sang meo
at brDbe plantepertet itu. 0.res
9lan lDffebes for faa Diot iom e
uben at f%orulempes af s9unbene naa.
eOe inO til 5ubritfen, ifuHeOe fig @OS
gang til aontoret og berefter fjerneOe
fig meo Sernpengefabet, Der bejeoe
6enbeo 1000 punD pg | &ontanter
inbe6olbt 13-1400 3roner.
9a 2lrbejDerne ON MOrgenen tno>
fanbt fig pad Jabriffen og iaa, bOao
Der bar ftet. bleb Der ltrafs gjort Ans
melbelle til politiet og til 5abrifanz
ten, og ba benne FAINT ct par SpDas
qelfesbetiente bar fomne til Stebe, gift
man | Gag meb lInberisgelie at 9pS
penes Sppr. Man befluttsoe fig od
til at fglge ct Slaoefpor I Sneen, og
bette bite fig ogfaa at f0re til ct 9es
fultat. Deb at fglge Sporst ca. en-
balp Zine. fom man ab en- Sibsbej
nb til ct Steo paa 8albp 5eleo, bpor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01

Orufnet. Otter forleben bar
Sfen Stplb / ct l1l9ftestilf9lbe. Gn
10 aar gammel 9reng, abier Grit
fen, plejefen at 2anbmano Sennitz
Zen / gfterlunb, brait / Msrtningen
gennem bet tpnbe Ssbaffe paa Ssen.
6an OrufneOe lige for ginene at fine
aammerater, bDem bet bar umuIigt
at fomme BAN til 9jelp, be raabte
oDer til ben moOfatte 8reD, men i'm
ben Soft tom til, bar bet for tent.
ulbffesfteOet bar tet Deb ben iaa=
tulbts ,8aelOipring" SfoD, ct eniOmt
SteD og ct farligt SteO, Der | adre@
nes 2gb bar tr9Det abitilige Msnne=
Ifelib.
Samme Dag libt ober MiObug
6anbte en- iergeIig ulptte, ibet to
9rengs, ben enc Ssn at 8sbmanb 6.
aarberg, fom fob lige for aOnfrms=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01
Sonoerjvllano.

9iumantbrplIup. SiOfte
5Ors6ag fejreoes / 0ejbat en- ii9lben
SET, ioet Qrbejosmanb ariitian go
banien og 9uitru fejrsbe Oeres DID
mantbrDaup. Wanben er IS Qar
(fgot Den 4. September 1917 8arbe)
og aonen er 81 4ar (fsot ben 4. De-
cember 1915 / 9ommerluno). De
bleb gifte ben Is. 6ebruar 1912 /
goo. 4f berss gern leber 3, iom ale
BAR til Stebe meb beres 8srn. Gre
gsrn er for l9nge iiben bebe. 8egge
De gamle er aanosfriite oe temmeIig
rate; &onen er bog Iiot ibagelis /
8enene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01

en- bumoriftift Msnt. gn
Mpnt er nblig blepen folgt 5pftlano.
Del bar en- at De fuu Msnter / @ers
b%ensbiItorien, iom ian bitplOes for
at O9re bumOriitiit.
s 1879 antom Dan teren Ill 9ams
borg 9apnen for berfru at blotere oen
rigtige og ben Sang magtige 6oniss
ftao. 5orieget mislptteOes, 8pens
SnObpggere laOeoe en- Rent / @nlsoe
ningen. pau ben enc Sioe at benne
laies fplgenbe: ,,aOngen at 0anmart
bar peret I 9amburg. 9Ois bu BIZ
piOe, bbab ban ubretteOe, ie paa ben
anben Sioe."
Zen anoen Sibe er glat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-03-01

u1pttestilfetos. Gn ber=
p9renoe 2anomanb bar forleoen iod
ubelbig at faloe paa Sien og f~prlaa
8ao6ooeoet / BEN @rab, at Der frh9s
ties for bans 9ib.