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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
SMALL PUN PER
AT SALEM.
Comes in on the Samuel Cain Farm.
viii Not Make More Than Two
Barrels a Day.

In the Salem district No. on the
Thos. Deycny farm is dry in the Gordon
and is drilling in the fifth sand.
In the same locality the South Penn
has drilled its test well on the ,Estlack
farm into the Gordon feet and has no
show Of oil.
No. on the I. D. Rodgers {arm is
holding up at lS5 barrels day.
In the Sale mdistrict in This county,
the same company has drilled It's test
well on the Samuel Gain farm through
she sand and vii not have better than a
two-barrcl pumper.
Standard Oil $GG5.
Credit balances $l,77; shipments, Oc-
tobcr 81, Sl,894 barrels; average 7GG53
barrels; runs, October 81, 1860 bar
rcs; average 1929 barrels. Shipments
Lima, October 81, Il 100 barrels; average
30,OO5 barrels. Runs, Lima, October 81,
lG4,20s barrels; average 5s20S barrels.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
PROMINENT
PARKERSBURG
COUPLE
Surprise Their Many Friends by Being
Married at the Presbyterian Church
There Yesterday.-Bride is Miss
Millard Harris, Well Known
in This City.

Not for many month"; has Parkers.
burg had such a surprise as the mar.
riagc of Miss Mildred Harris, daugh.
ter of DR.. and Mrs. II. A. Harris, to
Mr.. Alexander c. Nelson, Of that CITY,
which took place yesterday morning at
II o'clock at the parsonage of the
Presbyterian church. Although the en-
gagement of these two young people
had been informany announced to the
members Of the family, the public had
not been apprised and, Of course, they
naturally were very much surprised when
they heard the marriage had taken place.
DR.. and Mrs. Harris, Mrs. George Mel
son, bother Of the groom, and Mr.. A. NJ.
Graham were the only guests at the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev.
]. w. Francis. After the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson and several friends
went to the Chancellor hotel where they
enjoyed a prcttily appointed wedding
breakfast. NIr. and Mrs. Nelson viii
make their home with DIR. and Mrs
Harris for the present, and will not take
a wedding trip until later in the win
ter, when they will visit Mr., Nelson's
parents at Charlottesville, Ya.-Parkers-
burg News.
Mrs. Nelson is well and popularly
known in cIarksburg, having visited
friends in this city a number of times.
Nearly congratulations are extended
her by her many friends in clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
FOOTBALL GAME
BY JUVENILE TEAMS

st. Joseph's Academy Juniors and the
Glen Elk football teams will line up Fri
lay afternoon for contest on the East
End baseball grounds and goom game
is expected, as both teams are husky for
boys. The lineup will be as follows:
st. Joseph-IIowe, C.; Carduif, q. b.;
Moran +. b.; Quinn, J. H.; Cardufr, +. H.;
Keenan,, r. G.; Philbin, !. g.; 0aufeld
r. t.; Feeny, !. t.; Keenan,, !. e.; Stan
field, +. g.
Glen Eik-Jaekson, e.; rGapcs, q;
Wiedenheimcr, +. b.; Rooney, !. H.; Gain
err r. h.; Fisher, r. g.; Hickman, !. g.;
Fisher, r. t.; Osborne, l. t.; Callahan
|. e.; Brooks, T. e.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03

RETURNS
RECEIVED
At the Telegram Office This Evening
for the Benefit of the People
Generally.

This is election day in New York
city, Ohio and other cities and states.
Much interest is centcred on New York
md Ohio, not only where the elections
are being held but all over the coun.
try The local interest is such that all
are anxious to get news of the cl,G.
tions as soon as possible, and to serve
Them the Telegram has arranged for a
service tonight That will meet the de.
nand. Bulletins will be posted at the
Telegram announcing the returns as
they are received during the evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
.NORTHVIEW
END FIRST
Says Mr.. Mckinley About the construc-
tiOn of the Salem Terminal Traction
cOmpany's System.

Homer b. Mckinley, Of Salem. who is
large interested in the Salem Terminal.
street railway company, is here today
on business connected with the company.
He gives out the information that his
company will build the Northyiew part
Of the proposed system first, and that
work on it will begin in early spring.
The company, according to Mr.. Mckinley,
means to push the road to speedy compile
tion. The winter will be spent in getting
the finances in shape
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
REV. REED
HAPPILY
SURPRISED
By the People Of Wallace Who Visited
His Home and Left Store Of
Eatables.

Rev. w. D. Reed, pastor Of Wallace
charge was surprised Monday eyeniI
by about forty Of the citizens of Wal
lace calling at the parsonage of the
N. !. church, spending an hour in So
ciaI conversation and leaving with the
prcadher and family lot Of apples, po.
tatoes, sweet potatoes, canned fruits of
all kinds, sugar, coffee, dried peaches,
cupboard ware, dress goods, and cash,
all amounting to $25 or more, They re-
bred, leaving the preached and family
very much pleased,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
MOVING TO OHIO.

Lewis II. Mines shipped his household
goods to Warren, Ohio, today. He and
his family will leave tomorrow for that
place, Where they will reside in bho fu-
tlue. They have lived in this neighbor-
hood all their lives and there are many
who regret their departure, and It is
the wish of all that they may prosper in
their new home. Mr.. Mines has purchas-
cd fine farm in Warren and will engage
in Turning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
RABBITS ARE SCARCE.

DR.. NJ. J. Bartlett, Earl Bland, Walter
and Charles Rau and William Barth
formed party that went to farm near
Adamston Monday evening. They spent
several hours in quest of game, but found
none. They report rabbits very scarce
and quail very plentiful, although they
did not succeed in running across a
single coyey.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING.

C'arksburg Typographical Union No.
972 held its regular monthly meeting
in their room, 322 Oak Hall building,
Monday night. There was a good at.
tendance present. President Charles NJ.
Kinnaird presided over the deliberations
of tac session. Only routine business
was disposed of, and matters pertaining
to Dne printers interests discussed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
BAD BOYS GET INTO
SCHOOL BUILDING HALLOWEEN

The teachers at the Point Comfort
public schools are very much exaspcratcd
over the dcpredations Of some mean
boys on Halloween night. The boys en-.
tered the school building and stole the
lamps and globes from the light fixtures
They got into Miss AIorrison's room and
stole all Of the pottcd plants. They
also removed other articles from The
school rooms which are needed. The
stolen articles will have to be replaced
with new ones.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
FUMIGATING APPARATUS
PURCHASED FOR CITY PRISON

A fumigating apparatus WAS receiy,
ed at city headquarters Monday evening
from the Kuhn Formaldeliydc Genera.
tor company, OF Alexandria, Virginia
1t was purchased for the purpose Of
fumigating and disinfecting the prison
cages in the city jail. 1t is costly
apparatus. The cells were fnmigated
by the city ianitor Monday evening and
today they clean and free from all YER
min. The city regulars will not be
bothered with cock reaches, gray backs
and bugs any more.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
PINNICKINNICK CLUB
Elects New Board of Directors and Of
fcers to Serve for the Coming Year
at Business Meeting Held in Club
House Monday Evening.

AT the regular business meeting Of
PinnickiRnick club held in the club house
on Pike street Monday evening the fol.
lowing officers and board of directors
to serve for the coming years were elect.
ed:
President P. Lcatherbury.
Vice President R. I. Lowndcs, Jr.
Treasurer. S. Hornor.
Sccretary-P. II. Shields.
Board Of directors ~. w. Williams
Frank Armstrong, G. P, Leathcrbury, G
J. Golf, r, I. Lowndcs, II. R. Smith, L. S
Hornor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
WILL FINISH WALDO MURAL
DECORATIONS BY. JANUARY

Henry c. Fisher, OF the firm of Hunt.
Wilkinson & Co., the prominent PIiladel.
ihia, mural decorators, who are doing the
decorating work and opinting in the in.
terror of the Waldo hotel building, ar,
rived in the city last night from Phil.
adclphia to look after business connect.
cd with his contract here. Mr.. Fisher
says he expects to complete his contract
by the lst OF January. He has large
force of men at work on the contract
nov and the work will be rushed as
rapidly as is possible.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
RECRUITING STATION MOVED.

The recruiting station has been moved
from the Deison hotel to the United
States marshals office on the second
floor in the postoiiice building, where
Sergeant Hawthorne may be found by all
who desire to enlist in the United States
army service. No applications were re,
ceved by the Sergeatn today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
MR.. Schultz WILL MARRY

Announcement is made that Mr.. Got.
lieb Schultz, the Adamston merchant
and Mrs. Mary Bond, of Quiet Dell
win be married in the near future. The
date has not been announced as yet
Their many friends extend congratula.
tions in advance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
BIG SAFE INSTALLED.

One of the large safes for the new.
Empire National bank arrived Monday
was installed in the banks temporary
quarters in the Oak Hall building. It
Is a lurge, massive affair and made BY
the Diebold salfe 4 Lock company, Of
Canton, Ohio. Another safe similar to
this one viii be installed in q few days.
The fixtures are expected within a short.
time,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
SMALL WRECK
ON SHORT LINE
Freight Cars Derailed Near Adamston
and Trains Are Delayed for a
Few Hours.

a small wreck occurred on the Short
Limo Just below Adamstou at IN early
hour Tuesday morning. Two freight ear.
were dcrailed. Trains we're delayed and
The passenger train going toward New
Martinsyille did not get away for over
an hour after the schedule hour. The
damage vas slight, except to the tive
cars, whirh were turned completely over
and mashed considerably.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
EooTBALL TEAM TAKES HAY RIDE

EooTBALL TEAM TAKES HAY RIDE.
fhc Tigers Athletic club iniulged it,
sd6 in a hay ride Monday night. There
vcrc % in the party and the wagon was
siilled to its utmost capacity. II was all
yfo1 horses wanted 10 do to pull thcm, as
football people are naturally very heavy.
tthey toured Adamston and the principal
Sections Of the city, being out until al.
most midnight. From the amount OF
noise they made with mproviscd mega
phones and horns, they certainly hal lots
of fun, although the denizens We're arous.
ed from their slumbcrs by the footing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
Low HAc CONSUMPTION.

G. c. Lewis lies very low of consump.
ton at his home at Quiet Dell, and il
is not thought he viii live the month out
His sister, Hattie, died only a few day.
ago OF the same disease. The family
being sorely afflicted, there is mud
sympathy for them,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
PRIVATE DANCE WILL Be GIVEN

A private dance will be given in the
Elkbridge dance hall Thursday night.
1t is expected at least forty couples
will attend, invitations having been sent
out for that number. Good music win
be furnished for the occasion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
WORK ON
POTTERY
Begins With the Foundation Laid Off
Construction Will Be Finished at
an Early Date.

The foundation for the 4. Radford
Pottery company's plant in ulc Clarks-
burg Industrial company's addition to
the city mas laid of Tuesday afternoon
under the supervision d 4. Radiord,
general manager Of the company. The
plant will be erected and equipped at
a cost OF $4,000, and this will be IN
important industry. II is The intention
to push the construction Of The pottery
to speedy completion
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
UNION
THANKSGIVING
SERVICES
Will Be Held in the First Baptist Church
DR.. Arbuthnot Will Preach
the Sermon.

The churches of the city will hold
union Thanksgiving services ThaTksgiy.
ing day. They viii be held at the us
tual morning hour in The First Baptist
church. Rev. s. X. Arbuthnot, pastor OF
Golf chapel, has been chosen to deliver
the sermon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
TONIGHT

Prospects Indicate ftl house tonight
at the opera house. A fine program full
Of interest, with excellent music, will
be rendered. The literary part of the
program will be interspersed with old.
time selections by ladies' quartet. Seats
80 cents, reserved seats 50 cents. 1t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
TRAIN RAN SLOWLY.

The accommodation east ran over an
hour late today on account of lack OF suf,
icicnt steam. There was a leakage in
the valve that gave the trainmcn serious
trouble, The delay was quite annoying
to passengers who were waiting to leave
the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
FOUR FALL STOCKS
BOUGHT WITHIN SIX WEEKS

Charles \ t4,mberd, OF the Watts
I.amberd " leaves tonight for
philpdelpbill l.yad Work city to pnr,
chase another line of wraps, suits and
novelties. This Is 6a &grth trip with,
in the past six wet, f,EaS mas made to
purchase This same line Of goods. Each
time he made big purchases but the
stock sold ont more rapidly than he
anticipated and he WAS forced to pur-
chase again, The Watts-INlnberd com.
pany is doing big business in this
special line this fall.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING

The stockholders of the ciarksburg
Ice and Storage company will hold fhcir
annual meeting November lG at | o'clock
p. m, for the pmpnse of electing seven
directors to serve the following year and
to transact other business.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
STONE MASONS
WILL ELECT OFFICERS

The regular meeting Of the stone ma.
sons union to be held next Wednesday
evening in their rooms in lie Sicrs buiSl,
ing on Pike street, viii be very impor.
tant one and al Of the members are
urged 10 be present. A important
business vii ccme up for action and
officers 10 serve for the ensItS term viii
be elected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
FDUc1ARY BUSINESS.

Walter a. Francis has qualified as
guardian OF Atha l., John G., Walter A.
and Marguerite Francis, giving separate
bonds Of $50 witt, George I. Francis as
surety.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
EYE DESTROYED
BY A GUN CAP.

,Lcmuel Hurst, Of sardis, submitted to
an operation here Tuesday, the nature
of which was the taking out of his left
eye by a physician. The operation was
necessitated by an accident sustained
BY him several days ago Ihe emp of a
gun flew into the eye and made wound
such that nothing could be done to save
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
CIGAR FACTORY AT WOLF SUMMIT

Wolf Summit is to have a cigar fac
tory in addition to its other industries.
1t will be owned and operated by W. r.
Meredith, and S. NJ. Layman win be the
manager. The intention is to begin
operations at once,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-03
LAST DANCE THIS WEEK.

The public dance in the Elkbridgc
dancing academy viii be given tonight,
beginning at o'clock,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Council glnHs, Sa.

vi enlter nogle Orb meb oenne
Sang og oil iige: Sub sr 9oo imob os
fremoeles, og uitonfom er ben, iom
life letter tor gris oerpaa. Sioife
Ssnoag inplemmebes / 5errsns Wles
nisbeo en- 6 Qar gammel 0reng peo
ben belige Oaab. Sub peliigns bans
Snogang, og maa airfen blipe BAN en-
elftet Wober. 9i minbebes peo 9r9z
oitenen ON bisfe Seiu Orb: ,GlIter
eoers 5jenber." Gn ftor Stunt /
Sano6ebi 9ib pi lQrte ben bsbrs,
Jon bar begpnot, og at andre piloe
gua inn / ben Stole: at l9re at elite.
8eo fioite Menigbebsmeoe beotoges,
at Menigbeben afboloer en- gafdr til
5orOel for &irten / 4uguit Muaneo.
gn &omite Odlgtes til at foreitaa
BETTE 7Foretdgenbe. N9pnte 8omite
bar baft Mpbe og OeOtaget, at Ri
oenne Sang life pil gdd til 8pens
5olt / QlminOeligbeo for at beoe ON
@aOer, men Opforore MenigbeOens
Soft til ielD at aibe faabdnne 6aDer,
iom fan I9lges. Selpfelgelig pil Ga
Der fra andre mootages meo 5at. 8il
ben gooe SUB faa labe bet lptfesi
Wfdd pi life ofte nsoes til at fpsrge
Iqrlig, naor ri bar gooe 5foer: 5Dorz
for ifal Subs Sag i6Ianbt Os gua
Iau tiggenOe frem, fua tilipneldoenos
6ialpelss, mebens be fleite at os bog
bar bet not fad 9oot, og bet er ben
Sag, fom 9erren faloer bet enc fors
neone.
pdftor prspenien bar to Tigers
5erie, begbnbenoe Denne uge. Sdd
Diot pibes, agter ban msb 5amilie al
beige Blair og 2incoln. 2pffeli9
Rsjis, og 5erren fslger fine Sieners!
Mrs. G%lementIen blep ben 4.
ps. pr9bt beo at blipe operfsrt at en-
Sporpogn; bun troebe, at ct life Barn
Diloe bliDe opertsrt og iprang til for
at afp9rge bette, men miiteoe felD 2i-
ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Satimer Dg Coulter, sSa.

9amle Simeon !6anfen bpbe ganTtt
pluofelig SpnOag MOrsen ben Z. SUI
nj. 9an 6lep begrupet paa Coulter
&irtegaaro.
= paItor See par iaa Der i6ldnot
os efter 4arsmsoet. @i par glao BED
9eIpget, og Ri flyer bam 3at oerfor.
= gaitor 4ielien bar peret II
WisIonsmsoe i 0eit 0enmart, Wis.
aoinoeforeningen afbolot tit
@arsmsoe ben L. SuIi. Mrs. 81.
peterien bleb ~genoalgt til 5orman0,
W}rs. u. 2. 9ielien SetretGr, Mrs.
81. 6anien &asierer. 8lanot anoet
bIeO bet peOtaget at gipe $1,000 til
Miis eaa Sobnion.
- Soften ben ijeroe Suli blep i 4ar
igen At Ra3arstb Menigbeo afbolot
bos Martin Wtgller. 9i bapoe ben
8l9oe at 6dOe Yditpr 6anlen % 5as
milie fra Geoar Sails % gaitor q.
2. Rielien % 8amilie ira gereosforo,
3. p. % flere tilreiisnoe genner ira
Here forife1ige Steoer iblanot os, og
ri bapoe en- rigtig ton Set. Ssns
ougen berefter baobe ri Wfgbe belle 9az
gen % ON 9ftenen. Samme Dag
par BET ben iioite Dag, Ri 6aooe Sens
0iren ibldnot os. Del bar Nfitebs=
msoe Tor BAN. 9dn reiite famine
Rat til 0anmart. @i par glade peo
6aabe graiterns og 9ennerne. ION be-
|fpgte os i Oisie Gage. og ri flyer
Sut og Tom mart igen.
Der bar itor Staos / Coulter
forleoen bitten. gpens 5olt bapoe
arrangeret Set % truttereos meO See
Cream for Detailing. st muiittorpa
Tpilebe % lepereoe uomartet Muiii
"a SanQ. 0et par moi Coulter ferits
tore Qften; men esr oil efter Si9snbg
TONNE mango fIere. 6ele 5ortjeneIten
gdar til at binlpe at fua la9t oSi0e.
malt" ira Stationen til airten.
So6an @afbemar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
GitcrlDsHing.

Sacob 6briitsnisn, Der / 9enpeb L
Qar bar p9ret boenDe / unoerpoob,
Heopoob 60, Minn., er pluOielig r.
ben 8. 5ubni bette 4ar ForTOunpen.
De nsopenOige papirer for bans qaas
aribelie og Qrretation er i 6Gnoerne
pau SberiHsn for ReOpOob Co..
Winn.
Satob GbriItenisn er at Mibbe!s
bsioe, OelbDsget og Oejer 15O-160
gunb, bar blanOt 6aar. Qlber oms
firing 80 Qdr. 6an taller baarlis gnz
gslf, 8anif taller ban meO SpDit Qes
cent. ct Maul fig bet, Der bruges /
6ernin9egnen.
Oplpsning, Der fan tjene til bans
paugribelie, mootages meo 5at at
unoerte9neoe.
peter ROD,
MilroD, Minn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
On Fanbinapiif gaae

| bet gnmle 2onb belbrebebe mia fulbften.
biet for Nerpein9ffelle, araftlgsheb, Ipet
fet Sufommelie, Ggnnlgsbeb, Cab % On.
ber I 6orbinbelIe berrneb, eft.r at lea Der.
til 2aubs bobbe forigst Gnftolter, 'Spe.
>ialiiter, Better pin. uoen gbtte 5oftos
renS Hecept for bette m9rfelige 2eaemib.
bel er enbnu | min BeIiboelie, % for at
bj9lpe libenbe 2onosm9no bill lea ienbe
til enbper, Tom be99rer bet, en- Nflirift
beraf tiaige meb ni6ere Cplpsninaer frit /
fprie9let aonpDlut. Recepten Tan TAOS
efspeberet paa ct gobt Gpothef mob rinoe
uo9tft. Sfrin til mig jtrafs, oe De bill er.
tare, at Der snbnn finbes Wrliabeb os
Cprigtigheo | geroen. og at ben Mebicin,
iom min Reeept foreifriper, nirfelig lure.
Ier, Gbresie: 9. g. Benton, Dor S22,
Chicago, 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Store Sfarer oraser til Cirrus.

Oct bar Oatt Den IiOligite Snteres=
ie Der / Ggnen, at Rinsling Brothers
enorme Cirrus optr9ber / Omaha
5orsOag b. % Suli. aoffiaige tore
1~loflugter bill finos SteO Der fra Gg@
nsn. d. ION bill rejie. 6sr Urge for
at tomme I rstte lib til gratis at ie
Den glimrenbe 1pe procesiion gennem
Gaoerne ON Mprgsnen. Gn tire Mile
lana garaoe er oelt / treoioe Qfoelins
ger, og bper Mfoeline sr for Jig dlene
ct ftorartet Sfue = Yereen bar al
brig for let Mdse. timber benne
Itorarteoe qaraOe fremOiies life min
pre eno 108 imuffe 9uler, 2ejer og
8ure for fislone OilOe DIR, en- 9joro
af 40 fore og imad glefdnter, 80 9es
fe og oOer 1000 Menneiter. gn III
being at procesfionen er oOepotso"
til en- glimrenbe Jremftiaing al Spifs
lamb, Huslano, gngldno, granting,
cSnDien, qeriien, Sfotlano, be ~forsnsOe
Stater % andre 2anoe. Den Sore
Itiainq, ION fslger, frsmftiaer bldnot
unoet / olimrenbe Sceneri SeruIalem
ps a~orsfarsrns os er BET melt tor
Haaeoe, Der nogen Sinoe CT fremittlet
/ ameritd. Menagerierne er itppfulos
af piloe DIR % Jilsle, beriblanDt ben
eneits Glefantunse, man bar baft 9elr
til at boloe / 9ipe og opor1tts ! o.
forenepe Statsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Norrespomodncer.
GeOar Sails, Sa.

Paitor 81. 9ect os 9uItru rejite i
Mdnoags tiIbage til 0eit Brand ef=
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te iGttes al ooen for&n0et. 6dn fanos
teS fsrit tiDlig Spnnag Morgen ligz
senoe peo Sioen at Sporet / en- meget
fortommen5ilitano 6an fDrtes Itrafs
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at ban bill tunne IeOs; men 4. Suli
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al Minoe.
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Sui par ganite goOt 6eisgt; Dog 6aOoe
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foruo, for9pIot life iaa faa fra at
TONNE. Der bleo tall At STUDENT
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refining meO See Cream "a lemonade.
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goOt 9umsr.
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SIN at ,. Sapepeb, orutnsoe / Man=
bags / 5looen. 6dn bar meb nogIe
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pad at frelie barn. 5an par omtrent
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ira Ratine, @is.
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Sang, CO fIere At 5armsrne mangler
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