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The Washington times., 1903-12-03
Unheard Of.

Mr. Coodsole-I hear Mr. stoutley paid s255o0
fer a seat in .he stock exchange?
Mrs Coodsole-Land sakes, He certainly Is
fat. bu. J never s'posea he'd have 10 pay that
much jest 90 eit a chair made to order.-IglIa-
delphia Ledger.
The Washington times., 1903-12-03
In a Lighter Vein.
All Serene.

Pm sure TO get my turkey
With good things grouped about;
Tie prospect isn't murky-
For I'm invited out.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington times., 1903-12-03
Side Lights on History.

Having a few moments Of leisure. Napoleon
dumped another European King into the waste
basket and put one Of his relatives on the
vacant throne.
"A fair exchange he observed, sententously,
rs no robbery. Chicago Tribune.
The Washington times., 1903-12-03
A New Term.

Certrude-Poor Madeline. She outmarried her
self
BlauChe-Iudccdt
Gerirude-Yes; she married duke, you know
and didn't have enough money TO pay his bills
Town Topics
The Washington times., 1903-12-03
The Age We Live In.

To get rick quick, with reckless haste,
We risk our little store;
To get wise quick we cram the young
With fifty kinds Of lore.
To get strong quick we strain and pull,
And s@wdus- food We pick,
Until !; seems we moderns need
4 scheme 70 get slow quick.
The Washington times., 1903-12-03
Same Old Story.

The good old summer time has gone,
Soon on .he ice we'll slide.
And t5r man who used to shut the door
VIII leave IL open wide.
Chicago News.
The Washington times., 1903-12-03

A company of distinguished mer, rep
resenting leading official and resident
circles in Washington life, was assem-
bled in the gymnasium of the Friends
Select School. in 1 Street, last night, to
witness an exhibition in the Japanese
art of Judo" a method of self-defense
somewhat akin to wrestling. The sixty
spectators We're guests of Samuel Hill,
Of ST Paul. Mimi. a man Of many &C
comIlishments. but pre-eminently known
as a world-traveler, ethnologist, and
scientific investigator
Mr. Hill welcomed his guests at the
head Of the stairway leading to tn, gym
nasium floor In the center of ire hall
was arranged a Squared circle, 12xlb
feet in size. made up of Japanes', mats
Of fine texture, raised slightly o. the
floor by wooden stats few feet apart.
This arrangement provided sufficient
resiliency to prevent injury to the per-
formers in falling heavily. as they did at
every exercise illustrated
Lined closely by the exercising mat.
or the longer sides OF the rectangular
enclosure. were two groups of men
whose names are widely known as
sta tesmen, diplomats, soldiers, jurists.
and clubmen.
The Athletes introduced.
Into the center of this gathering OF
men in evening dress Mr.. Hill escorted
his two muscular proteges from the
Orient. They were CARRIED in wres-
Ting costume of rough-fibered material
OF a texture resembling heavy toweiing.
IL was loose about the throat, V-pointed
over the chest, and retained in place by
sliding belt Loose trousers of the
same material reached almost TO the
ankles.
In a brief comment on the art OF
Judo" as practiced in Japan, Mr.. Hill
introduced the two Orientals, Prof.
Yamashita. of Tokyo, regarded as the
most noted exponent of the art in the
country OF the MikadO. and his pupil,
Mr. Yamaguicli. who, under the mas
ters tutelage. has become almost as
proficient The two athletes bowed to
the spectators.
Host Explains the Art.
BY way of preface Mr.. Hill explained
the terrifying possibilities Of the art
which the two japanese were 10 illus
trate. 1t is the art, he said. of taking
The Washington times., 1903-12-03

According to the New York World
a jeweler explained the kleptomahla OF
wealthy customers by saying that they
were so used to seeing things that they
owned that they absent-mindedlyt thought
everything belonged to them. There IS a
pointer on excuses for use in interna-
tional politics.
The Washington times., 1903-12-03

Somebody writes TO a New York paper
to suggest that teachers should go from
class room TO class room in the public
schools instead Of the children being
required to do so, so as TO save the wear
on weak constitutions. 1t would also
save the wear on shoes.
The Washington times., 1903-12-03

President Eliot has cut Off the supply
of hot dog" and other midnight edi-
bles at Harvard. If he had done 1t on
the ground that the work of the foot
ban team was injured thereby the boys
might have been more reconciled-
The Washington times., 1903-12-03

The University Of Chicago VIII hang
up its Christmas stocking as long as
Santa Claus Rockefeller IS around.
The Washington times., 1903-12-03

lance Of the trained boxer or wrestler.
evident each time in the advance.
proved of no avail when the master got
his hands on the pupil and illustrated
hts art
Swish" ''B-rrr." Bang" was the
Inevitable sequence of sounds. while in
stantaneousness of thought was rivaled
by the transference of the pupils mus
cular frame from one corner OF the
mat to the other.
The resounding whack which marked
the successful termination of each
demonstration seemed TO hurt the ten
der feelings of the spectators mex
pressibly more than the hardened
muscles of Mr.. Yamaguichi. Some
times he made the journey by air-route
his feet describing a most perfect semi
circle. and repetition of this exercise
IN different directions ultimately fur
nished enough semi-circles TO provide
a many-rimmed halo for his master.
At other times the pupil became mere
~ a human top, to be spun of into
space Again he was a clever tumbler,
so disposing his limbs as 10 be perfect
~ comfortable. while the forces of ma
ture and the applied power Of his
teacher were expending themselves ac-
exercise showed possession OF the
strength OF the athlete. the courage of
the boxer. and the suppleness of the
wrestler, to say nothing of the mas
terry of anatomy necessary to break
bones artistically or benumb the brain
by sudden pressure on vital nerve
Used Host to Illustrate.
Mr. Hills generosity in offering the
services of his japanese friends TO con-
vince any skeptics in the audience hav-
ing failed to bring out a volunteer for
practical demonstration, led to the host
himself undergoing a few illustrative
tests.
On ankle, wrist and upper arm Prof.
Yamashita applies a little pressure on
a nerve and the huge form Of his host
writhed in a paroxysm Of pain. Fortu.
nately the Japanese manipulation imme-
diately desisted but the evidence of his
power was sufficiently conclusive to de.
ter any OF the spectators from insisting
upon similar treatment on the mat The
exhibition was concluded with cOngratu-
latiOns to the two Japanese and a close
inspection of the wonderful muscles
which they have built up by constant
application to their art.
The Washington times., 1903-12-03

The Medical Record" now says that
there is peril in using handkerchiefs.
since a healthy nose does not need one;
but suggests no substitute for the hand
kerchief. which is distinctly unkind of
the ..RecOrd
The Washington times., 1903-12-03

The Dowie converts seem to have
some remnants of sense after all They
are afraid that II their leader once gets
off TO Australia he viii stay there.
The Washington times., 1903-12-03

The ring in the Postohice Department
is now in process Of being finely chased
The Washington times., 1903-12-03

The question which seems to be agi-
faith just at present 81 whether the
President will be compelled to support
Hanna
The Washington times., 1903-12-03

II we are hunting for a watchword OF
American civilization. how would it do
to take Hello. Central"
The Washington times., 1903-12-03

If the good work keeps on the de-
partments Will in time look more like
a workshop and less like a museum Of
different kinds of graft.
The Washington times., 1903-12-03
Host Explains the Art.

BY way of preface Mr.. Hill explained
the terrifying possibilities Of the art
which the two Japanese were 10 Illus
trate. 1t is the art. he said. of taking
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09
Nprtb CAT Nebr. geaders'Msi

1Ks pris Tor Eur og aetur til
gmerTon. Ns6r., | opennepnte Qnleb=
ming 10. Sftober. Heturgploiebeo
ill IL. Sftober.
Blair, Iebr. q. 8. @oobricb,
Eft. Mgt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09
oOaniferen."
6resas BEN 3. GftOber 1903.
glair,Neb.

5srftommenbe Sgnbae bliper Der
! 4irfen 9sjmesisguOstjeneite til ieO=
DanIis aio. 81. 1880. gaifor s. r.
prRoifer.
Oct lptteligite Oar puu SOroeu
bible bare en- ogD Mano pg en- blinO
Stone. Der begse brat 8octp Mountain
5s. Stuber 5reo / 6amilien. Boo.
5arnbam &c SampIon.
9et bar patt meget itor @la0e
/ ben beroerenoe MenigbeostreOs. ii
Poitor 8r. 4nter inotil OiOere bar
nDertaeet graitsgerningen / Blair.
Del bill IaaleDes nu forGftertioen Biz
be s6simesieguOstieneIte bper Ssnz
Dag. bile er glaoe oper, at be minore
ffabige airteforboto oermeb er for
fDunDns. og mango at pore 9dnoSs
menD Ifaar M rebe til at lutte fig
tat ON gaitor 4nter og tuge tat nmeO
begge 6Gnber" for at bj9lpe BAN til
at Faa ct Deliignet og trufait 4rbeipe
giOrt iblanot Dc.
6rembringer iunot MuitelbRp
% Fplbigt Blob. renier WaOe, Gprer
% 9sper. Oct er, boao Roctp Moun>
tain Sc oer. 80 Gents.
5arnbam &c Sampion.
&anb. Gbriitenien, Orb. Nebr.,
nTlag0e os / Gaar ct geieg paa Sen
nemreiIe. Oct %glaoeoe us at ie 6r.
gbrifenIen, a9aniteren"s tioligere
Rsb0ftionsiefrstar, ug periOnlig at
brinoe / Grfaring, at bans 9el6reo nu
sr faa bstnoelig beore eno tioligere,
at ban Iitfert inoen fort lib bill pare
fulOitGn0ig befriet fra i'm SpgOom.
Marp Ssnnings. q. 0ambin,
Oregon. funbe life for aft unbp9rc
ROcfD Mountdin Sc. Stprter og for=
ifgnner abinoer. 80 Gents.
5arn6am &c Sampion.
RennarO imuffe, nbe Stole er
M farOig oa taget i 8rug for en- llge
fOen. 9eo Sdlgct at &c samle 8n8=
ninger fsbte Ben 5o6nfon ben enc
for $4,000, og Ql grpin ben auoen
for $4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09
Sra GeOar Sails, Sa.

Mrs. 6ans anOerisn fra Coulter,
ST., bar / nogen 5iO beIegt Slagis
hinge og @enner fer I gpen.
Sara RaOn rejite / Manoags
til fit 9jem / 1er6eOen at GlpOoo,
Sd., boor BUN forelebig pil opboloe
iig bos fine Goralors.
30 unse piger Tom / iibite
uge BERTH fra Calender, Sa., for at
tage OpbplO iblanot os. De bar az
lereoe fact plabs, og oi bpber Dem
pelfommen iblanbt os. Ter er flor
Mangel pda Sjensitepiger til at gre
9usarbeipe Der ! gpen. Sm berfor
uogen. Iom fRier Disie linier, ifulse
babe aDit til at tomms Der, ba fan Der
let ffafes Dem arbejbe til en- COB llse>
lsn, $500 til $500 er bet alminDss
ligite.
= Gn Jung Manb Deb Hapn SobH
Gbriitenien TOM | Senbags nnfeli9
al 9dse | @uterloo, peb at en- Spors
pogn LOB oOer BAN. 5dn og en- dn>
ben ung Manb neo Napn pdulfen,
Der begae bar Qrbejbe | Narbebsn at
6uoion, fsrte n9bnte Dag til Maz
~tcrloo, og bd be msbte en- SporDogn,
bleD 9eItene itp og H1ngte Bug
glen" omfring paa en- faaoan Mads
be, at gbritenien bleD faitst lige for=
an S%porDognen, Der meb bet famine
lob ober BAN. 6an fIobtes meb uns
Der SporDosnen mdaife omtrent 40
Sob, for ben tunbe families, fob 9jus
lsne ftiae paa beege bans Ben, Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09

bar tnut lige neoen for &n9ene, og
man MATTE TRUE @osnsR op, fsr
man funee faa BAN Los. 0an toses
Inareit muligt til 9oipitaIet, bpor
ban bog ct BAR Elmer efter afgit peb
0gOen. 5 ManOags ienotes bans
Gig BERTH. bppr bet blep beerauet fra
getbelebems : 9irten. Den afbeoe
bar not ca. 20 4ar og Gar life u9ret
Der / 9dnoet ret IGnge.
5 5irsoags Rdt antom STD
mager q. 6. Msrf og to al bans Dr.
tire iamt Spigerfen meo 9iget CT
Mrs. Msrt ira 4ooea, Sd., boor bun
/ Senbags afgit oeo 0eoen. Soro=
feitellen fanbt Steo / Snsbags ira
getblebems : airten. 6or gobt to
Maaneosr iiben rejite q. 6. Mert os
6uItru til Qpoca for at bo bos oeres
Batter Og Spigerisn. 9. 6anIen;
men Opbolbet bleo life iaa langt, iom
De baobe tanft. Ser / gpsn bar &c
beet / omtrent 80 4ar. Den afosoe
bleo Gu. 30 gar gammel og efterlaOer
iig i'm Manb og to Ssnner Os fire
0stre. bOoraf De ire er gifte.
: Manbags tom Der Mebbel=
slie 6ertil. at G6r. SEMEN bar taset
Jig Ielo at Gage beo 9angning pud
i'm 6arm / QGrbeOen at 9ite. Be
grapelien fanot Steb paa 5reospiae
&irtesaaro.
= 6br. q. GlauIet reiite / Yrs
bags til genture, Su., bpOr ban agter
at opsrtags 9eoelien al en- a8rugitO<
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09
&ntdiniOn, Minn.

Sioite uge baDbe Ri MisIionsmebe
i 9ut9iniOn og CT. Mortens Menigs
beber. 5il Stebe bar at fremmeoe
preifer Grif 9anisn. Meit superior,
q. g. Gang. SlesppGpe, MurtinSels
len, Onatonna, og u. M. 0ielien,
minneapolis. Qae Msberne bar goot
beisgt og til flor 0eliignelIe for os
ale.
= 5erieIfolsn i~lutter for bort peos
fommenoe benne lee. Stubent q.
g. 5. Nielien. Dor bpetige Carer, BIZ
nu efter ct fort gefsg paa ansgar
College penoe til6age til fine Stubier
| Blair.
anssar College, pr9gtigere enb
nogen Sinoe, er MI farbig til grue
igen. Zen nbe gpgning er otte Sob
bsjere enb ben samle, og Ter megtt
imponerenbe ub. 3dpe(st er tire Guo
bsjere til 2oftet, iom MI mailer en-
5sjbe at % Sob. 9pmnaitiffalsn /
ben npe 5lsi faar en- 5ilbpgning meO
Babe og 3oileto9relfer.
Sfolen begpnbsr fit anbet aars
arbejpe 5irsOagen ben Is. Ssptbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09
Selma, California.

Oct er lang 5io fioen, s9aniteren"
bar bait en- Reooelelie fra os Der
uoe. Der sr iaaleoes pasieret abb
itilist iioen.
Raturen er ION iqo0anlig Bib og
rolig. @armen / Suli % Qusuit par
iblanoet liot mere tslig Outlining eno
ia0panlig.
9i bar bait en- egen Storm Der,
nemlig a5iin aasiociation@, meo
polpiomme 9rpca.Rger / 5dntaiiea.
Men M ct bet 6ele forbi. Sia6ene CT
rolige, og aoiinpriierne CT M en- Gtz
ten6eoel 6gisre. enc Be par / 5jor.
U}en 5eriten 5rugten toiter i qar
en- 5jeroeeel mere enb / Scr = uoea
4siociation.
Som iaopanliq bar apiiiaige /
CONNER taget zig en- uOflugt til
8iergene eaer til 9niten. 4f pore
Ulenig6sosfolf bar q. 3bomfen %
6uitru, goul geterisn % !6uitru o9
Sss anbsrisn meo 5amilie peO SIN
ten.
q. Yislien er fommer BERTH fra
5ouIton, 5srag, pg bar bofat fig
iblaHbt ps. 6an bar forpugtet en-
COB r0uirps5arm" e. Moies ira
GaitOn er flpttet paa i'm nj 5arm og
bor bpg9et fig Ell fomfortabelt 9us.
Miis petrine peterien tom bertil
ira 8eresforb, g. D. for en- Mud=
nebs lib iiOen. 6un ipnes eobt ON
California.
Gn ung Manb, Mr. paul Deter
Tens Setter, Tom BERTH / QueuIf fra
0anmdrt. 9an fpntes, bet bar
barmt, men bet gaar not for BAN.
s tirfelig 9enfeenbe bar Ri bdft bet
goot. aae fpnes glade peo at lam
les ON Qipets Orb. Del er ct almin=
hslist gnite, at Ri tunbs fdd Oftsrs
@uostjeneite, og Der er !9oub ON, at
BET fan he. ba pditor 2itergaaro
mener at tunne arraneere ON fort
5ib, faa ban flptter iii SeIma.
Eli Slut fan ieg fige, at bet bar
paret ct Oeliignet aar fra 6errsn baa.
be | timeligt og aanbeliet.
81. 6. Senior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09

is Gleper inbitrepes De to FORTE
9ast. aniaiet tiger itaOig, ida ri
bauber at naa 200 peo llogangen II
Sttober Maaneb. S aarets 9gb bu.s
De 9alet 400 tunne naaes. 5 Dag
pentes Gleoer fra Naibinston, Colo
rapo % Titan.
= paitor s. M. SanTsn i~triper /
Rr. 30 at ,Danif lutberit airteblao",
at beuer life gnsgar College bar la
bet fit Gataloe trptfe paa bort eget
5rDtteri / Blair. men pad ct amer.s
fanIt. Oct maa ~betla9es." 9ertil
ian pao Sfolens gegne ~TDares, at in
tet pilos gips os Itsrre 9l9oe eno II
eipe aft iaaodnt Qrbejoe til bort eget
6orlaQsbus, blot bet funne labe iig
gre. Ser er no9le al @runoene,
bborfor Gatalpget blep trnftet / !6utz
6inion: y 3rntteriet, boor 9Ogen
blep trnffet, Iublfribereoe $4,000 III
Qnsgdr College, iaa man maa ta5e
Summen uo / printing. p Oct
er ali for beipGrligt at l9ie Sorrets
tur, nadr 5rptteriet er iaa Ianst bors
te, og Qrbejoet bliper oa life f%ejlfrit.
81 Stolen er paa mango Maaoer ar
b9ngig at gpens 5orretningsfolf, Ct
5attum, fom life fan oberfes.
= 6ut6iniun gp bar fact en- bin
felig boom" for 3iOen. Site alene
bheges en- pragtig oGarnegie 9ibras
rb", men flere tore Muritensbngnins
ger faa pei iom 8eboelies6uie.
= Onsbagen Den IA. Ottober boz
res Stolens egentlige 4~abnin9sfeit.
glanbt be tilrsiienoe oentes 9upernsr
Ban Sanot, prof. S. q. 9ilbdhl At
81. Olaf Go0ese og mango meo benz.
st 9oaro Of 5ruItees Msbe ital bols
bes 8a9en nerefter.
= @oee banite Bigger ira 8o9bdns
nelen / Blair er til Sdlg / 4nsaar
GoLege ,goofitore".
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Sra 2ntbcr Sigh SfruOl anO
College.

g}u er faa Dor fsrfs Sfolemaanei
til Gnss. co pi tan me0 5at til Gur
ie til5ags paa osn og iige. at at 4
gaaet oper 6orpentnin9. geO liz
9angsa al September baobe oi 47Gle.
Ter. Qfienelsper ibersgnet. og QntaleI
Forcses naiten oagIiat- vi bar Be.
grunpet 6eab ON fulot gus til Din.
terterminen.
Der er / rem Ienere 5io 6leben gioyt
Ell fort Qrbeioe / Rstning at 5orltpn.
nellie al Sfolens umiDOel6are 0mgi.
refer. 9runben er blepen planeret,
% man er M / 69ro meo at anl9q9e
@ange og asrsOeje. iii matte Som.
mer 6aabe Ri at bare ct af be imuts
tefte Qnlag | 8ben.
Del gl9oer os at bere ON lpie nO-
iister ogiau for bore andre Sfoler.
SUB oeliisne 6pert ct erligt arbejot
for Dor kingdoms llooitling % Gn9.
tiegsrelIe og gsparslie!
9enlig 6ilien til ale globets Ca.
isre. $. Sfop Qielfen.
Racins, 0is., 1. Sft. 1903.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09
correspondence.
9nf, Wis.
9nd, isis.

Snsoag often ben %. September
bapbe be | gpen 9utf Ell gOot beiegt
Qfbplosmpoe. 6slgsnoe 3alere bar
til Steoe: goitpr Ssrenien, 9uct,
9ditOr 9eterien, Nsit 9enmart. o9
paItor Rielien. Coulter, Soma, iamt
s. g. peterien. Meit Denmark, Og
&eoatter Come, Gentorier. De talte
ale paa gngelit unota9en Paftor
9eoerien, 8eit Denmark; tbi gngelit
Ital bet 10 b9re, eIers Duer bet lite;
men bog iii ieg bem9rte, at bet boloer
mango al Settlementets 9efoltnin9
borte fra 9aniternes Sammentomiter
/ 8nen, oa Der er mango. ION lille
fOritaar Gngelit / ben @rdo, at De
bar noget rigtigt uobntte al en- engelf
Sale, og tiaige tror ieg life, at gpens
9efoltning, iom lite foritaar 0anIf.
bar pioere Snteresie at Oaniternes
n
Sammentomfter. Seq itdl nu life
forigee paa at gengipe, bpao De for
Ifeaiee 5alere bapoe at bem9rte peo
bette N~f6plDsmgDe, oa ieg o9fda er en-
al Dem, iom life er pioere lotaliieret
/ bet engelife Sproa; men idd meget
tunbe ieg ba f~oritad, at be gift ale uo
pdd at opfldmme gsfoltningen til at
uoiteoe en- arigsertl9ring mob en- At
@eroens itsrite SLENDER. arig er 10
eIers npget, Iom ri Msnnei Ter buroe
bare 4fifn for; men BET fordnorer
10 Stemningen liot. mar man bsrer.
at bet er Song Qltobol. 9dmpen g1ls
Der, benne 5prite, ION / i'm lib bar
or9bt ida mango Wlennei Ter og roe
laat Iad mango lpttelige 5amiliebiem;
men Ri peb, al ban bar mango Ben
ner pg itarfe G~ampfauer omfring
geroen og er life iaa let at betampe;
men tunne let lgffes at tilintetgsre
bans Qrmt, oa biloe BET fe anberteoss
uo I @eroen. 0g faa oil ieg foreiIad,
at zen Gum, ION Song Qtto6ol bruz
ger til at 6ol6e TN Qrmt peo!is.,
bliper anbenot til 6eoningemisiionen
) 6anb6eo, en- itor 6ialpl 56i bet
er 10 narmeit 9}ioler. ber hammer
MisIionen, % BET lnoer jo. at Gran
geliet tai prabites for aGe Menns=
fer.
= Sens 9unb, ION bar966munbse
5orretning / Mi1tofpn, bar miitet en-
ung baabefulO SON efter faa 0agas
baarb Spgbom. 6an' bieb unber tor
9eltagelis iteOst til 9oile paa MliG=
tunn airtegaarb 9srbag Den IS.
September. paitor Serenien, 2ucf,
forrette6e.
9dns G9rtlten1en, Gurefd, CT
afgaaet peo 0soen efttr Here aarg
SOag6eo og bleD jorbet / Guibing ben
%. September.
paitor Ssrenien forreitebe.
= Smeb Saetob Senisn, Meii Sus
periOr, er / Serb meb at Opfsrs IN
Smebie beo 9ucfs Station og toms
mer ON faa 9ags BERTH meO jim ga
mile. San iful efter 5OrlpOenbe
bore pel sbet | 9siteftoning.
5erifemaftinerne sr nu paa bet
narmeite farbige for / Qar. 6situOs
bnttet bar life o9ret rigelist / Qar
pua @runo at auloe og Rsgn; men
5sbgiten bar D9ret gob.
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TOr Sala

CT paa @rnnb al oaotffst 6elbreo MN 6ors
refining, beituoenOe al Sboess % earnesibop,
meb Niaitiner % 9Grftei iamt nit !oiem,
iom CT beliggenoe to 9lots ira Gentrst al
gpsn, 81 acres soOt @rGslanb meb 9oOG
9p9nln9er % 5ence.
NoresI.: Dor 1S6, 9ufia, 4ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09
Misiiunsm6oe

eafhoibes, ON Cub pil, i Bethesda go. lutb.
Rife. Dtoerbenb, Monona So, Soma, ira
i6.-I8- Gftober.
aae inobpoes os er biertelis pelfomne.
6briitian Weneers,
M9bs. 9r9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09
Dopheo fan fife helbreoes

neo lnfaLe Uloier. 30 Dc fife fen uaa ben anarebne Gel
al Errt. 8er er tar ca Aiaebe al flrere 8euaeh %
bet er 6so tgaittIii5Htas Itihler. Sgohe0 foraaridaee
cr0 en- bet euDt 4aHs..h al 9limhlnfen / bet euiiabtife
#sr- 3suor bette 8f9r 9fper tH1aWeret. N Gffer q en-
rHfuienhs EnD eiff f1It er eaarita 5creI5a. OF ncar her
biiDer bit tniiet. gr 8eaBeo 5FslaeH. "a meo mlHerf
Bel tuoeiieH ron + frae5. o. bette 8er ~aicHaiors I'm
Acrmate LffifQIo nl asrsiieH rgre eoRinqt fnr itebfe.
I'll no ri q I'll He frsHsa Aes oea GQlarrb Der er m
fFt arhsf etn en- htiEuof IIifanb al z tHrhtuberHe.
~ ~ gieg e ia5re5s paurs fgr etgperI Sllf9iot
oi ZsBfe0 d9raafi13tt Of &afarrl) ION fife fan FIRE
rea MeD failis Cfarfb Cure. Sfln efier girfut4re
fuL +. q. eheuen 4 %, galeoo, g.
49, tas Nrnfhefsre. 75e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09
Ihaysen er nu EneeJef al
Baskerville -.....zr@
Cash Grocery Store

og anbefa1er sit Lager af Skotoi til
uhort billige Priser under Indkebs-
pris. Kjoletoj, Flannel, Percais OF
andre Manufakturvarer til nedsatte
Priser.
ALE Slags Groceries til Dagens bill
ligste Priser, deriblandt l04 Kander
Lye a SC.
DwEXTERVlLLE Cash GROCERY STORE.
Hans Thlysen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09
Sanfer peS Z. Gbr. Ycterlens
SOB
ben Is. Stpt. 1908 Gbitago, 81.
5ra llnse / yGbsneser" unsbomsforenins,
bsriteOS. = vi 6br. Gnsbonse.

Mel.: H9rmsrs Sub, til big.
sSarbel, Dor fare Ben!
Wenss igen
Stal ri Deo 6imlsns StranD,
Yarnoislanb.
8u par Dor Qeoer Der;
9u 6aDoe Seius t9r,
Strabte at faa enbper
9jem, bpor ban er.
4r6ejost lptfebes,
Som MI bet les;
5orub bu gif for os,
Seius bin aOOs.
6pao ou Os l9rte Der
Winoes en6ner if9r;
Seius bin Carer bar,
Dor Snno ban bar.
VI DIN 2ddliHpDl9peo,
Den lib, bu kb,
Sg 6pab bu talte ON,
QRrbom Der tom.
Du gift bjsm til Subs Ssn,
5Dor bar bin aigfarb ifsn.
Oper ben bbileb' 5reb
Og aarlisbeo.
5af Ri eno ienoer big
Eli 6immerig!
Eat for ben gobe lib,
8i neo faa Bib!
8i bar ben Disie 5ro,
5imlen er M bit $50,
Du ipnger | gnglefOr,
6por Sefus Dor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09
M~isiiunsm6Oe

DIN CUB oil, bliuer Der Wisfionsmsbe
Beresforb o9 grsenfielo, Q. Gof.. ira IS. til
20. 0ftOber. Msbet bespnber | geresforb
ben ID Sttober ON aftenen, os / Greenfield
oeu Is. 0ttober ON 6ormiooasen.
Seuner inobpoes til al belle Cubs 6iees
@ooer meb os Oisle Gage.
gna Wenisbebens gesns:
q. z. Hielien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09
Misiiunsm5oe

nfbsioes, pil Sub, / Dor 6relie,s itanOinas
Diite eudnseliifz lutberite MenisbeO goun=
oil BLUFFS. Sa., / 0asene ira Is. OCTOBER til
I. 9cuember. Msoet ~be9pnoer 0nsoas afs
ten 81. s / Msnisbebens airte. staa ean6s=
mcuo ira nar os fjern i~nbbpoes biertelieit
fif at oeitd9e. Glias grsuenien.
Weni9bebens qreit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-09
gDin oe Gorn Ct Yenge.

100 Pd. 81 Moore's stoch Food bill furhinbre
Spgbom bps Spinene De Ipare 70 Bu.
Mnls. 6bis life, foiter bet intet. Sclges
poo 30 9a9es Brgne. Hrtien er $50 pr.
100 30. 5Drbinbrer rtgi bos 5gniene, o9
he Jaeger fere Veg, e1ers ingen Detailing
MOORE's STOCK FOOD CO.,
81 Taenter GnfeS. Council Bluns. la.