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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14
Red Rock, Mont.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Matter of the Estate of ISABELLA Carroll,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned A.
81. George, administrator of the estate of Isa-
bella Carroll. late Of the Town of Dresden in
kota, deceased TO the creditors OF, and all per-
sons having claims against, said deceased, to
exhibit them with tho necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publication
OF this notice. 20 said administrators at his office
in the Town of Dresden in said Cavalier county.
Dated May 6, A. D 1903
"A. H. GEORGE, Administrators.
First publication on tho 18th day of Nay,
\. D.. 1903. il-4l
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

AND now we'll begin to hear Il lot
about presidential timber for 1904.
Its true that The wise man waits until
the year of a national election comes
around before paving much attention to
the matter of candidates, but. for all
that, you cant keep the 'forecaster$' in
the background. They insist upon talk
ing broadside shots at the whole field in
the beginning on the chance of being
able to say Il told you SC" at the finish.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14
co. E. INSPECTION.
Brand New Outfit of Equipment Will be
Issued to Co. e, Soon.

On Thursday evening of last week the
officers and men of Co. E. were called
upon to undergo the regular inspection
and examination of accoutrement at the
hands of Capt. Sedgwick Rice, of the
3rd U. S. cavalry, located at Fort AS
sinaboia. The inspection was held ut
the Armory, and among those present
being Col. Peak, of Valley City, one of
the ranking officers of the North Dakota
national guard, who is accompany
ing Capt. Rice on his tour of inspection
of the state militia.
Co. E. turned out forty men for
the inspection drill despite the fact that
the notice of the coming of Capt Rice
had been missent, and it was only upon
his arrival by the noon train that the
company learned what was required OF
them. Capt. Ross was not in the city
but First Lieut.. Weiland maintained the
reputation Co. E. has for hustling by
getting the major portion of the rank
and file in line for inspection duringsthe
afternoon, and he received quite COM
pliment from Capt. Rice on the excellent
showing made, especially under the cir
cumstances.
Following the inspection the captain
also spoke on the "Dick Law and what
it meant to the national guard. Under
+l,;, ,a+ +b, ..to+o ,,,;l;tio oop l,a cnlla6
upon during their term of service to
suppress riot or rebellion in any state
in the union, or they may be called upon
to serve not longer than nine months in
any foreign war in which the nation
may become involved. During the in
spection the men were called upon to
say whether they were or were not will
ing to comply with this law, and to their
honor it may be said that not a single
man said nay. The inspector matle Il very
close and inquisitive individual inspec
ton. regarding length of service, their
knowlcdge OF their arms, military move
ments and tactics.
Company e. will be furnished with
entirely new equipments at once and the
boys will make an effort to raise the
$4,000 necessary to build that $1,000
armory They are entitled to substantial
encouragement from the people of Lang
don and it is 10 be hoped that the necas
sal.v $1,000 viii be forthcoming.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

CoScEEylNa the recent district court
decision az 10 the qualifications OF Co
SUIT Crawford 10 mold Office we reprint
the following from tie Pembint-ilz-
press. The people here are Interested
in this matter, thol@h We note that little
if any information a. to thc matter Is
being given out by oar republican CON
temporaries:
"A court case of some interest was hcasd
here before Judge kneeshaw last week:
in which it was sought to GUST Supt.
Crawford. of Cavalier county, from office,
on the ground that he vas not qualified
under the law, the state alleging that he
did not hold tirst-class legal certificate.
Mr.. Crawford had held a certificate but
it had run out and was afterward re-
newed The judge ruled in favor Of the
defendant on the general presumption
that if he was qualified a short period
before. as shown by the certificate. he
must have been educationally qualified
in the short time afterward.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

The farmers excursion to the state
agricultural college at Fargo will run
over the CT. Northern lines of railroad
as in years past. the company gl"lnS
free fares to fifty farmers from each
county. The announcement was made
last Friday by President Worst. OF the
agricultural college, on his return from
st. Paul where he had conference With
the railroad officials in regard to the
matter. The running of the excursions
has been timed to begin either July 9th
or 18th. 1t may incidentally be men
TONED that these excursions have done
much to lessen the prejudice OF the
farming communities against tie Hill
system of railroads.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

THH vast membership of fraternal
bodies in the United States is shown by
recently compiled statistics demonstrate
ing that in all there are l45 orders of
frnternal prominence with total
membership Of over 7.Coo00o and l15.O0O
established lodge throughout the
country. The figures for 1901 show
that il the United States there are
l,Wl%.01G Mtson,. 9l0,12S Odd Fellows.
56l.&0o knights of pythias. 42o,C0o
Wolismen. These four head the list.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

Fox a city supposedly running under
a, reform administration. and also being
the seat of state government. Bismarck
certainly is in the explaining business
when information is asked as to what 1T
is doing with twenty one parties holo-
inp T.. S. revenue licenses to retail IN
toxicating liquor. Bismarck is known TO
have only three drugstores. What the
public would like to know is where the
remaining eighteen are doing business:
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

WHAT is there the legislature state did
right anyway: 1t was easy enough to
get an appropriation through for $4,000
to Ice expended in state exhibit at st
Louis. but when it came to appropriate
ing funds for the maintainonce of our
state university, normal schools and
other institutions they have made
legal botch Of things SO that it is hard
to tell how the "needful'' is to be got at.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

The s;,lutatory in last week $ Milton
Globe states that Q. 7. Rishotf, the new
editor will make no change in the politics
If the paDer. and will occasionally pub
ish articles from the pen OF {. Z. NC
Carthv. who has conducted the paper IN
an admirable manner for years. Wen,
that looks different. we thought that
perhaps Charlie had crossed the llne IN,
ia tho Canadian Northwest and lolhe''
rhc Dukhol.ors, who are again out on
fine trail
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

- In the matter of the estate of Emma Pugsley
Deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Henrietta Nelson. formerly Henrietta Wadlin
E1ecutrix of the Last Will of Emma Punsley
Cavalier and State of North Dakota, Diseased,
to the creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against. said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within months
after the first publication of this notice, to
said Executrix ut the County Judges office in
the City of Langdon in said Cavalier County,
North Dakota
Dated Nay 18th, A. D., 1903.
NADLIN Executrix.
First publication on the 18th day of May A.
D., l3e3. 41-A
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

The crop report of the state commits
sioner of agriculture and labor, issued
May LIST showed that ninety per cent of
of the spring wheat had been sown and
also stated that the acreage showed an
increase of about ten cent. Barley will
show quite an important increase and
the fax acreage Is now estimated at
twenty -tive per cent less than last year.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

In the few days that have passed SlAe'
the rendering OF the verdict aI}iNla& ths
Guilt OF l3r. .A.lnvS it ~ apparent thal
Minneapolis ex-mayor has been enH''lf0
TO view hinl.pitu -; Others 10. The peo2it
of Minneapolis take the verdict as
vinetiration and snow an Indifference ~
to whether the poor wrecked specimen
of shattered manilood j. punished to tA'
extent of Imprisonment far tho wrong
he has ,Jono rAo city that four time
honored 5un With election a~ it, mayor
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

OLD line life insurance companies IN
synopsis of business done during the
wear show they have paid out to policy
holders and claimants 52o.l69,3S2. VI
this amount S374. 3S4 is shown as having
been received by people in this state.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

Til. issue OF the North Dakota Review
just out certainly should do good work
in demonstrating to eastern people that
Cavalier county is the Banner county
of North Dakota 1t is also self-cvident
after peruslng the number that Lang
don is strictly on the map at every stage
of the game.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14
LANGDoN GUN CLUE.

There will bc meeting of the mem
beers of the Langoon City Sun Club al
my Office on Saturday evening at 80
o'clock, al members and those t!csirine
to become members. are requested to !>t
present.
,Ioiry e, Tp,-Ax. S,rr'y
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

THOSE black wood-letter head lines
that used to scare the readers of the
Plaindealer from the front page of that
paper have disappeared. They certain
ly were never looked upon as an
adornment.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

Horsemen will find the DEMOCRATS
line of cuts complete. We get out the
best posters and route cards in the west.
See our horse book before starting in
for the season.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

Subscription g. per annu,u, or Sl.5o ii paid in
ADVANCE. Advertising rates on npplicaGnsn.
Cnnn,unicutions must be received by. TUESDAY
nooa TO receive promps attentloa.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14
BY the Court
lsEAL.) II. f. DoHvAL,
Judge of the County Court.
Dated the oath day of April \. d., 1903.

Lot the service of the aaoye Order be made
by publication in the Courer-Dcmocrat, Il
weekly newspapnr published ut Lang,ion,
Cavalier County. North Dakota, for four sue
ccs;ivc weeks.
(SlAL.) H. f. DoEvsI
3d. Judge.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-05-14

WHO said that Mccarthy had quit the
Milton Globe? We take it all back.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

@meritaaft u 2egationsz
etret % mmen til Sfaoe.
Rom, l. San. S 9lftes itete ct Gam
menItsc mellem en- Sporoogn og De
foreneoe Staters 2esationsistreter,
Wr. Sbbin9s asretsi, 6oorbeo Orr.
Sooing If i'm enc Stulber al Gso.
&uitsn bleO let iaaret og gognen fulb=
itaaoia soslagt. Scr. Sbbing fit til
Iigs fit enc Ben iterft forflaaet; men
itsnt ban sienipnlig bar tpbt rDi.at,
baroe ban bog Nanbsnero9relie til at
reoee fig. 5 Dag bar Fan nosen
5eber; ipprigt er bans Silitaao life
farlig. ON eno 2eeen uotaler, at bet
oil bare 6 Tiger, inoen ban forpinber
Eplgerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
2lrbcjeere 9iort lvffeli9e.
Wlllwanfcc.Sa giucr 10 9rp=
cent SillGg / Spuninger.
Set toger aOmpagniet 100000
ON siarrt. og 400 WiGuo
blGlpes berucD.

Der u,eoselss fra G5icugo unoer 26.
Dec:
6n 9snforbsjelie al 10 procent for
Sngsnisrer og 5pr6srere pdu 6bicago,
Wilfpautse &c St. 9aul ganen funoz
giOrbes 5uleaften. 0et er en- greIent,
iom bill faa 2trbejcsrne til at imile
bier 9etaliigsbug / bet nre 2lar.
5il9get on9adr 400 UiGnb /
n9bnts aompaenis 3jensits, oe 5ore=
seIien Sompagniets uoeiTt paa
Gruno of bette 9iaas bill belsts iig til
$780, 900 ON Qtaret.
..WliImautee"s 2rbejoere msner, at
be er bcore bolbne enb oeres grsore /
Gbicogo C Rortbpsiterns 5je7sIte,
fom tiliiooes en- 5orsgslis fda Gage
fsr Sulen. Ulilpautees Qr6eioerne
fdar lie alene be 10 procent 5ill9a,
De be19rsoe. men &c bar tilliee baret
ica bsIoi9e at fuo .T9OrtOap ideoule"
cfitdifet, iaa at en- Dag paa minore
END 10 9imsr bersfter Oil blipe rssnet
for en- fuIo Dag. Rsngsring al 9otos
mother par ct anost 5piItspuatt, og
bet afgicrnes til 2trbsinernss fulOe 5ilz
f,sosbeo.
en aomite. bsitaasnoe af otten Sns
genisrer og 5prbsbere meo 6. 8. Ulds
lcrum ION 5ormdnO og ). 6arringtoa
iOm Sstrstar, bar parst Gbitaao II
ben l. Dec rg arbeiOet poa 2snningss
ftelc. Gcnle aOmits brugte 19 Dage
| Wilpaatee til Ooeroeielie al 2sns
ningsifalaen, for Den Tom til Chicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
Sioite Nyt.


5raaolsS Sefe9raf. @inz
nipeg, Dlanitoba, l. San. Dtarconi
er traOlt 5erO meO 5oraaitaltnineer
til en- transutlantiit traables Selegraf
gennem Canada, og TO df bans Deb
arbeieere bar / @adr Der 9pen pad
oeres @ej mob 8eit for at gore 5ors
ieg ot3e 8octies". Iinnipeg eller
rettere Stomp Mountain" ifal bore
Ufiotitation. Den ifal moOtage 5ele=
grammer fra Mount RoDul peo DION
treal, og &c to Meoarbejoere bar 7u
cen Sp9aOe at uopese neite Station
mob 9eit ,,t6e Rocties".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
90 - 90 NyS- : - = - > "a "a
9anlf=Nmerifanif.
Sra bert u m B 0 n ffri

Sra pert mbop Itrioes /
,,6olteblabet"::
Dor Ggteoe rg df6olOte 2anosmano.
Sans Gbriitian glnoerien, afgit peo
0eosn lit 9iem, GOrbon Ct, 6reoag
Worg:l iigite llge. s 3repferne bar
ban gduben mob 5piterne oe Itilte fig
oerfrd til 2Gre for iig Ielp og bet 5lag,
fer boiltet ban tempebe.
Deb gegrapelIen. iom foregit fra
ben odnife Metbooiiifirte Ssnbag 81
termioodg, babes Der til 5roos for bet
sIenoc RegnDeir. inofunbet Jig en- itor
5oriomling al hans mcage 9ennsr.
15elgenoe gio9rafi bleo pplait:
.6ans Gbriitian anoerisn blcp fsot
/ Ooenfe, Denmark. ben 3. Suli 1857
og 6leb altIaa So Qar, 5 Maaneber oe
Is 0oge gammel. San blsp gift meb
lin genleoenoe 6uitru for opsr 81
4cr iitsa og tom til bette aano for
9oet 81 2tdr iieen cg bar boet Der /
gpen belle 5ioen.
6 9srn bar o,rss esteitabelige
SdmliD o9ret Deliienet meo, bOoraf 3
er osoc. 3 Ssnnsr lsDer, Ger 5or=
enins meo Wtor.ren begreoer 5abet al
en- ter Wano og 5aber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

cars aasmusen, en- pngre
odaft Wano | Rep gort, Der NIB me-
gen Q(nfeelie blanot Qtrbejoerne, iom
iorig 9lgitator for Socialismen, er afs
9ac:t reo Osben. 6au bar en- bpstig
o9 flittia MaItiniit Og meget ipdriOm-
melis. Nen aft. bpao ban tients pa
belle i'm 5ritio benptteoe ban til at
fremme Den Sag, ban tempeoe for.
G.t iocialiitiifs 9rbejOerparti bar
BAN tabt en- iorig 2tgitator, en- COB
Ststte og troFait &ammerat. Son bar
fsot aoloing og bleb 80 glar gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

qeter 9anien, en- forbenp9s
renoe 3ilbanser al 0onie, pil man
serne haOe fat paa aenoIba, Nis.,
foroi ban Ttai baDe mis1anOieI I'm
9one. 7,t er muligt, at bun pil bq
al Misbanblingen. 0dn Tom biem %
6eegaots at boloe et IoGrt Gpeftatfel.
ia 9onen bpsieoe paa bdm, ilog ban
6encs omfulo og trampebe paa benbe.
Pdbperne blsb iaa raIenbe, at bet er
upiit, bpao De hapte giort. bpis life
.Sdnien bar rgmt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
Snlaanvt.

@ammet apartst. Mletbos
biitsrne Stualeoole. Soma. iises al
bepe en- apartet, bOis Meplemmer er
9lbre, eno be firtes nogst airtetor /
re forensoe Statsr. 9oartetten beitaar
of Mr. og Nrs. Sobn garbIIeb og Mr.
og Nrs ). $. 6i[liar. Mrs. 9OOmis.
Ddtter al Mr. og Mr. 9oroslep, er
airtens Srso1iit. SangtOarteitens
Msblemmsr er Olosfor9lors, og Or
eaniiten er geoitempber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
SlnaanYt.

Sberiilsjtnant 6. Slider bar fattst
e,n plon at bolos en- R9tte Joreorag
for Soloatsrne omtrina pua gneas
aaieraer. Sbsritlsjtnanten pil pda
Selpgabens aoIerne asbenbdpn tale
om 9oersrnes &, os 5oreoroget pil
blipe i[uitreret mso 2psbiaeoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
9ie9at.

o.: .Ses beunorer en- Wano. iom
ian iise .Nej" til ct sobt 5ilbuO."
g.: ,.9il bu life sua ino os oritte
ct 9las meo mie?"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

800 Groner / 8elgnninQ
uoloper Gbefen for Opoageliespoliti't
iii zen. cer fan gipe paalioelig llnbers
retain9 ON, bpor ct ungt WenneTte, Der
er forirunost ira Siel, oe iom menes
at bore taest til 8sbenbapn, opboloer
fig. Zen unge Mano, Der er @pmnas
iiait, beboer Seico pon putttammer.
Sen er 13 9lar gammel, itor af 9etIt,
liant, far blaa 9jne. lige Refe os
fort, blonot 6aur. 0an par, oa 6an
forlob Siemet, ifsrt Matrosoragt meo
tprte &n9beatlGber. forte Stremper,
Snsreitspler. graagrsn Stortreje, og
ban bar srsn. inf Sfoletaitet
Zen, Der er Iaa telios ferit at tunne
gipe Mebbelelie ON bet unes Weneites
Spbolositeb, tan iom iaet gre fig
6aab ON en- gelsnnins al 300 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

glu buffer De at lutte . s.
rene. Yda en- 8aarb / Oronnings
luno Sc9n 6oppe T. ZEN Yane life
at laaIe 9srene ON Natten. 5orleben
git iad 5sIge ,,4alborg Qlmtstioen=
be" en- aapdller iio o9 tps noset al
Manoens peneite 9sj. tpiltet bar iaa
me9et ergerligcre, Iom bar ifuloe bare
benpttet bet Dagen efter til ct grpl=
lup. ylu lutes Der iiben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
DatlnlarR.
Stnocnterloreningen.
Cir. Hidarot= Scit.

QfIlerin9en at Gbr. 3i6arots 8uitt
foregit meo megen 9ejtioeligbeb. 5eit4
idlen bar imptet meo 5lag os9annere
Meolemmerne msote fulo @alld.
Soften aabnsbes meo en- 9dntats al
4biuntt 2lrel Spreaien. 8ersfter be.
trdabte profesfor 0eorg 9ranoes Ia.
lerltolen og bolot unoer lpbbsr Sp=
m9rtIombeo Qflsringstalsn, Der fin.
oes anbet Steos 9laoet.
Gfter 3alen fulbt Slsrst for BRO.
fesfor 9iltelm gisfens fine Wdrmors
butte af Gbr. Hi9arot, og Stubsnter.
fdn9foreningen iitemmeoe aaatatens
Slutningspers, al bpilts pi dnfsrer
bet iioite:
Sti[e, beiteone Stuoentsritialb,
iom dlorig Itiaeo big frsm,
MI bog n9r be Store
bit Rp pdnot lit 5remtiosbiem;
9rlig, belitsbt par bin aunIt,
5olt og Spros til 9obn
oenne Ros ifdl iig rante
=: ON GbriItian Riharbts Habnl >:
Soorpaa ben leoenoe Senior, canb.
iuris 6alcf, 6raste 8ioragpoerne til
guiten Observation-Disclosures 5at.
Sg bermeo ilutteoe benne Del af 5ez
ten tsmmelis mat, uoel at en- Snano
bdpoe rsrt fig til gifalo, eller ct 2epe
for SIR. Hi6arbts Minoe par uo-
bragt.
PrOfesIOr Sc6an 8artbolop, Der er
Stuoenteriangforsnineens Dirigent,
9re6 Iom ben fsri.e 3aler peo bet PAD
isIgence Solo itrats gejligbeoen til
ct sere oenne Sell 9oo ige1, ioet ban
6iertel'9e ca lieefremme Orb miloepe
ON, bOor meeet Stuoenterne % ganIte
Ipecislt StuoenterIangforeninge lfplb=
te SIR. Ri4arbt. glt bet bar ct Orb
rette lib, 6ebiite De trafti9e 0urras
rad6 og bet runsencs gifalb, Der
fulete efter 5alen.
Den lebenbe Senior, caab. juris
5alct, ubbragte oerefter ct 2epe for
De to M9no, proiesIor 0ilbslm Bis
len og profesior @eorg 9ronoes, Der
bdpos mejslet giaebet at Gbr. Ri
narot frem for Observation-Disclosures
Meolemmer: ben enc / Warmorets
baaroe Sten, Den aneen / Woeerss
maalsts blsoe Orb. prof. graaces
tatte1e paa gisiens os egne 9e9ne.
@nbnu talte 6siifoleforiianoer Sols
ger gegtrup, Der uo fra aonltelos
tionen Gbr. Ri6arot Geo. granoes
uDtdlts bet 2nife, at Der ben oanlfs
ltngpom dltiD maatts finoss nogle, Der
buooe pOeiieas ailbeiprins / Jig, rg
andre. Der 6apbe arititens forituaence
Gpne.
Sno melem bisie 5aler inoeoe Jig
en- bel muiitalit llnoerboloning al 5rt.
Gaen Beet, 5rt. Rsrregaaros5 s5anien
rg Yrofesior 9ielefelot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

Strite bilagt. Mari1altopn,
"a, 20. Dec. Sipit6mancsnes Strite
paa Sopa Central ganen er MI bilaet
ioet Der er blepen last 2 Gents pad fc,
bper 3ime iomt Detailing for Sperar'
6ejoe baans Dag og Nat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

Ip aonflttt / Gsbiere
gpraoo. S Gsbjers 9praao OPP
itoo Der after forlsbea en- aonflitt reo,
at Stemmerne fob lige, 10 imoo 10.
Sasen, Der benns Sang Dreieoe Jig om
Oeling al 8pen Stolebiitritter, saar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
Mejeriplabs ipoes

al en- bonlt Meieriit. 5 Nars Rrofiis. 3 Ndr
| 9anmarf os 3 Ma 9lmeri'a Gairn conr ,
pdo Minneio Tairp Scbool. @ooe @r.
beidiuger bares.
z. 9nr'en.
Cortland, Dor lG2, 9ecalb 60, Sl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
SifSof (.

5ruen Com bapoe gibet 5jeneIte=
pigen en- 5eaterbiaeD: ,,Raa, moreos
ou big iaa, 5bea2"
Sbea: .Qla, ltorartet. 5ruen
ftuloe bare baoe bsrt, bporoan en-
Stuepige tunoe iteloe lit 6erltab uo. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

1oretrefter Dsb Tor
Spigsrmobe Greiton. Sa.,
20. Dec. 5or noele 1a9e iicen for
isste Sobn BON Dasnor at bersOe fig
2ipet peO at tcge for 10 9ents Ulors
fin. os Mns 0eaner formooebs, at ban
bar afiinbis. San b!eo berfor unoers
Isst at ..ibs goarO Of Snianitp", men
ertlersDcs fuloitanois normal. I'm
Der So9en uotalte ban, at zen piles
before bs eno mootaee fin Spi9srmos
Der, Der bar utaoleligere e1o en- Eonos
graf mso ct otts Dases Optr9tterpert.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

forleosn Hat bjemipst af en- Snb=
brubstgp, Der beo a! itaTlaa ct At Bin
onerne bar ifdfet fig Nbeang til Sir
tens Snore, bpor ban bar temt be9se
airteblotfene for oeres Snbbolo. Gam
me gat blep = formentlis af famine
psrion = foris9t Snobruo / pr9its=
saaroen. bpor ban ligelebes itu1log ea
Huos. Oo Stsjen 1erpeb imiolertio
6lep bem9rfet af en- al 8eboerne, too
SSbren itpnoiomt 5lusten, cg Der tares
forelsbig intet Spor af bam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

Minebranp. ct. pstersborg,
L. San. Gn Iergelis lllstte sr fors
uariaget oisie 9ase oeo grano en-
aulmine i ga9mut, it,t So Ulin,=
arteioere miitebe 9iDet. Il Mano
reoceoes efter at BABE opbolot fig IS
5imer Dell branoenbe Mine, og 20
reocspes fenere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

9tort 9apfifferi. 5Ors
leoen baOoe man 6plge oSplIanoss
poiten4 pso 6drboere en- iaa glimrenoe
5angIt iom 10000 qb. auller til en-
@erbi of 1000 ar. forutsn 3orf til
oper 500 ar. Mage til SSiIferi bar
man nappe bait MaaOs U2inbe paa
oenne Qldrstio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

gej norb for gpen og bar iommen
meo Rattoget for al boloe grbllup
Dag.
Gn frpstelig5la1ge bar itaaret opeI
belle bans Rate, bporefter ban par
last oper Sporet al Santa 5e 9anen,
bpor ct 3og fuloitanoie maieoe bans
9,eeme. 6nsner par aejienos for
Wc. eormitt 5arpsiier Company.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
Sifg9at. t.

IT Z I.
Geeilie: ,,Spao piloe Du siue for
at bape ct iaaoon. Saar iom mit2"
9lnna: ,Seg peo pirteIie lite =
1pab bar ou sipet9"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

nu til 8p!tusmiaiiterist. @eo cen
iiOi.e aonfitt par bet Snbenrigsminiz
iteriet Sa9en iortereoe uaber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

9ibeaitabelig 9Gres be-
pisnins. Stoctbolm, ben II. De-
cember. 0ioenItabernes 9(tabemi bar
til uosnlanbit Weolem palstprofesIor
/ Sypiit peo llniperiitetet aebsnbupn
gbr. GbriItianien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

5unben bjefpelss beb
8ejen. 5orleoen WlOrgen fanot ct
Oar 9lr6ejoere, Der tom gaaenoe peb
8legDamspejen / asbenbapn, Ell Wanb
liggenbe tilipnelabenbe osb @reften
op mob 59Qeoen. De tumlebe liot
meo BAN o9 fit BAN iaa nOgenlunDe
bra9t til Jig ielp. 9on bar imiolers
tiO Iaa fortommen at &uloe og, fpm
bet lob til. oeIda al Suit. at bal
n9ppe funpe tale.
0et bar ell 40=aari9 giaeOitarer,
9ittor 2(noerien, IOm lenge bapbe
oaret arbsjosles og nu ingen fait Sc
pei bdpOe politiet, Iom blso unbers
rettet, 6rdgte bum til &ommuneboIpis
talet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

VbeOliefi1ber. Die sr fun
BET pso Coon Ripers 8reo n9r @rant
Gitn I Gao Gountb, 50. Gn Quart
of Olien bslO ienbt til Dimes GollsSs
for al analpIeres os blep funben at
inbebolre 80 procent rea Die. Ops
boaersn, en- apinoe. bar al Stilbeb
l,iet 5000 2lcrs Der paa Gsnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

9irfeinbbruo. 9aolpp airte
bleO i 5st9s s5rsO. slp." after