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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
TENDERED PROF. GUS SMITH By
MEMBERS OF THE cLARKSBURG
OPERA HOUSE BAND.
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR GIVEN AT
TRADERS GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY NIGHT.
Event Given Complimentary to Mr..
Smith, One of the Members of the
Band Who Leaves Tuesday Night
for New York City.

A certain member of the Clarksburg
opern House band was pleasantly sur
prised Monday evening when he reported
for rehearsal at the Traders Grand OPP
era house. The band boys hold their
regulnr rchearsaIs on the opera house
stage, and when this member slipped in
the stage door with his instrument, he
beheId a sight that made him hesitate
and reflect whether he had gotten into
the wrong place or not
The stage resembled a banquet hall.
A long table strentched its length across
the stage, and upon it a delicate repast
had been served by Swager, the caterer.
Covers had been laid for eighteen, and
the coIors used were raw sienna, muckle-
dun and huclsIeberry hue.
Professor Gus Smith, one of the mem
bers of the band-he pufs the clarionet
leaves Tuesday night to resume his
work with Weber & Fields, New York
city. The band boys got on to the fact
Monday and prepared the banquet as a
sort of farewell party and as token
of their appreciation for the excellent
work Mr.. Smith has done in giving the
band boys his assistance during the sum
mer.
Gus smith is more Familiarity known
among his intimate friends as Becky" /"
When Becky entered the stage door
and beheld the glorious spread, his eyes
grew big as the saucers on the table. he
also perceived dun-colored glass re-
ccptacle on the table. on the surface Of
which was blown, like a monogram, n
large capital w. When he saw this he
tainted dead away. It was too good
10 be true. He was finally rcsustieated,
after being helped to leather-covered
conch. and after James Tecumseh, JOHN
son and William Goldsborough had ad.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
WRECK
VICTIM
BURIED
REMAINS OF UNKNowN TRAMP
KILLED IN SHORT LINE WRECK,
BURIED IN THE COUNTY IN
PRIMARY.
Coroner Received no Replies to kilograms
Sent to Addresses Found in Note
Book Which Was on Dead Man.

The remains of the unknown tramp
who was kelIed in the wreck on the
Short Line railroad near LumberPort
Sunday night were buried Tueslay after
noon ut o'clock in the cemetery at the
county infrmary.
No responses were received by Acting
Coroner NJ. S. Riley to the kilograms he
sent to the addresses which We're found
seribbId in 4 uofe book found in the
dead mans clothes. The telegram sent
to the address of Tim Donovan, Clevc.
land. Ohio, was returned by the Cleve.
land Office with the information that no
such party lived at the street number
named in the address.
1t was thought best not to keep the
body ut the undertaking parlors any
longer, and the burial was made by the
clifford Osborne Undertaking company
The mangled condition Of the unfortu-
nate mans body and the hot weather
necessitated an immediate burial
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
NEW STORE
WILL OPEN
In the Waldo Hotel Building Will Be
Conducted by Well-Known Penn
sylvania Firm.

The Waldo hotel building, with its
many handsome business rooms is al
ready beginning to play an important
part in the commercial life Of Clarks,
burg. Heretofore, business men came
here, desirous of renting rooms and go
ing into business in the best city in cen
trail West Virginia, but they were CON
fronted with Encouragement, because OF
the lack of suitable business rooms. This
having been overcome largely by the
completion of the Waldo, new businesses
of a permanent character are coming.
Among the latest is the well-lsnown firm,
FraiIey Brothers, of E,dinburg, Pa. They
have secured rooms on the Fourth street
side of the hotel building and are pre-
pairing to open up a store in the imme'
dinte future. They will deal in cloth
ing, gents furnishings and mems fine
shoes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
FOR
ASSAULTING
CONDUCTOR
Green Ferreu, cOlOred, Gets Fine for
Striking Conductor Ralph Reynolds,
Warrant Against Abe Scott
Dismissed.

Green Ferrell. colored, was fined $40
and costs by Magistrate Riley Monday
night for assaulting Conductor Ralph
Reynolds ON street ear Sunday night.
Ferreu was in company with two col
ored women and he took ofTense Mt the
conductor when the latter instructed the
women how to get OH the car Ferrell
struck the motormnn in the face with
his clcnchcd fist.
a warrant was issued at the instance
of the conductor against Abe Scott, but
after Scott appeared before the magis-
trate it was found that he was not the
party A second warrant against Ferrell
was issued, the conductor having learned
his right name. At the trial the war
rant against Scott was dismissed.
Ferrell was sent to jail in default Of
the payment Of his fine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
MONONGAH
BOY DROWNED
In Lincoln County While in Bathing
With other Boys.-was Visiting
in That County.

Claude Laughrey. son Of James \.
Laughrey, OF Monongah, was drowned in
Lincoln county Sunday night while bath
ing with two other boys, who also
drowned. The full particulars of the
sad affair have not been learned here.
Mr.. Laughrey has gone to Lincoln county
to bring the body of mis- boy home. The
child was ten years old. He was visiting
his grandfather in Lincoln county. With
the other boys he went to small creek
and in some way they all got beyond
their depth. The report says that one
of the boys first got in the deep hoie
and the other two were drowned IN try
ing to save him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
FURTHER RALLY
PLAYED FOR
BY the oliver Field, Fries and Readings
Being Their Favorites.-Bears
Will Be Routed.

Private Wire to Edw. r. c. SIease & Co.
New York, August 25.-The Oliver
Field is inclined to play for further
rally. Pacific, Fries and Readings are
their favorites. On Tuesday next Cana
dian Pacific will sell ex-dividcnd. This
stock is cheap. \ smart advanced is
scheduled. in which Pacific will Partici.
pate. Vanderbilt support will appear in
New York Central and the bears will
be routed. There are no better bargains
than U. S. SteeIs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
rs THE WEDDING or MISS NARY
MCDONNELL AND Mr. WALTER
BoITEN SoN-AN EVENT
or SOCIAL INTEREST.
NUPrTAI APPoINTrENTs CONFORM
WITH SOCIETY'S REQUIRE
MENTS FOR SUCH OCCASIONS
AND QUITE CHARMING
Delightful Reception After the Ceremony,
with Many Guests Present. Bride
Receives Numerous Handsome
and Costly Presents.

The marriage of Mr.. Walton Bolton
Wilson and Miss Mary Mcdonnell takes
place this evening at 5 O'Clock at the
home of the brides parents, 3os West
Pike street.
The CEREMONY is by Rt, Rev, Daniel
OaGonnor, pastor of the Church Of Inn
naeuIate Conception, in his usual hap-
Py, but impressive, manner
The maid of honor is Miss Gertrude
Bailey, ofWeston. and Miss Anna Bohan,
Of that city, is a bridesmaid.
Z The best man is Or. Ray Mcdonnell,
brother Of the bride, and the other at
tendant Of the groom is Mr.. John Par
rill, OF this city
The ceremony takes place in the par
lor of the Mcdonnell residence, which
has been handsomely decorated for the
occasion. The colors are white and
green, and the decorations are Of palms,
ferns and snillax, arranged in artistic
and pleasing manner.
The dress Of the bride is silk crepe
over silk, trimmed in point lace She
carries brides roses and wears orange
blossoms in her hair.
Both bridesmaids wear silk mule and
carry huge punches of white roses
The flower girls are little Misses Mel
lie Tierney and Marguerite Moran. Miss
Tierney's dress is white silk, and Miss
AIoran's blue silk
Miss Grace Mcdonnell, of Fairnont.
plays Lohrcngrin's wedding march, and
during the ceremony and congratulations.
Hearts and Flowers"
After the ceremony is the reception
from $3.50 O'clock to o o'clock, at the
home of the brides parents. during which
a sumptuous supper will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will take the
0:44 train for New York, where they
will spend their honeymoon, after which
they will return here to reside.
The bride is the recipient Of numerous
handsome and costly presents, attcsting
the popularity Of the happy young cou,
pie.
Mr.. Wilson is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. 4. Wilson, of FairmOnt, and is en-
ployed in a clerical position at the E- r.
Davis & Co. hardware store, this city.
He is a young man of sterling qualities
and has made a host of warm friends
since he came here, several years ago.
Mrs. Wilson is the charming daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. =. I. Mcdonnell, and
enjoys wide circle of friends and ac
quaintances in which she j. very pop
uIar.
The out-of.town guests are Miss Mar
garet and Nellie Murray, Miss Ella Dyer.
Miss .Abalcna McGnnn, Miss Gertrude
Bailey. Miss Anna Bohan and Mr.. l'hom
as Casey, all OF Weston; Misses Anna
and Julia Kennedy, of Parkersburs; Mr.
aud Mrs. \. l.. Wilson. Miss Neiiis VII
son Mrs Margaret Ackcrman. Miss Jcs
sic Dent. Miss Roberta Bennington Miss
Grace Mcdonnell. MIR. Harry Wilson, MIR
and Mrs. John Mcdonnell, and Mr.. aud
Mrs. John LaycIle, all Of Fairmont; MIR.
Michael Mcdonnell and daughter, Miss
May, of Monongnh, and Mr. and Mrs. l..
p. Murray, of Glen Falls.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
BOY STOLE
HIS APPLES
Says D. F. Yeager, and He Makes the
Youngsters Answer for It in Mag
istrate Gordon's Court.

Frank Lewis, aged rs, colorcd, and
Raw Garter. l4-ycnr-old white boy
stole about n bu-hel Of apples from the
d. X. stout farm north Of Clarksburs.
according to warrants which were issued
AGAINST them in Magistrate Gordon's
court Monday at the instance of = =
Ycascr. who lives u"pn the farm.
Constable Mort McCins arrested the
little coIorcd boy Monday evening over
at Northview. He required him to ap-
pear before the magistrate Tuesday al
ternoon for trial. The other boy has
skipped out for other parts, and it IS
said he has gone to Weston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
BALL GAME
is ON

The Carnegie Athletic club, of Brad
dock. Pa. arrived here from their home
city Tucsday morning to play two ball
games with the Clarksburg basebnll u
tenn. One game is being played this
afternoon and one will be called to-
morrow afternoon on the east end dia.,
mond. As this issue of the Telegram
goes to prcss the first game Is in pro-
gress. Thcusual number of hssCball en-
thusiasts make up the crowd in attend
ance. Tho extreme warm weather al
fected tho attendance. somewhat.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
THE HARDLY ABLE MEETS.

A meeting of the stockholders Of the
Hardly Able Oil company was held in
the sherifr's Office this afternoon with a
full attendance. 1t was decided to locate
and drill a well at once. The comPany's
territory is in Doddridge county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
congress May Not Meet.

New York. August 25.-Advices from
Washington indicate little prospect OF
October session of Congress and currency
bill outlook is uncertain. London is bull
ish. There is good demand for Atehi'
son, st. Paul, New York Central in the
loan crowd. Banks gained from sub
treasury since firm $o7s.oOO.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
WILLIAM KELLEY MAY RECOVER

William Kelley. the miner who was
shot by Samuel Cromer at the Rosebud
coal mines last Saturday morning in a
quarrel between the two, is still in
serious condition Mt the Kessier hospital
although his chances for recovery are
somewhat brighter than yesterday. It IS
possible that he may get well.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
NEAT AND INTELLIGENT.

boy over Il. neat and intelligent j.
wanted to learn printing. Wages paid
from the start. Apply at the Virginian
Office, $50 Pike street. auzS'i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25
cLARKsBURG CONTRACTOR
IS MADE HAPPY.

A pretty girl baby was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles shinn Tuesday morning
at Pennsboro.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25

HAND n. j., August 25s--Ss3O p. m.
Jsha Reifanee Winsf Reliance crossed
tie fnia, line 1T 2sl5; Shamroek At
so ReIiance crossed line five min
ana cen Ase9nds ahead Of sham
4ss ,sl1fch wins her the race, after de-
sint time li4ndicap Of 1851 by 3:I3
d n4- Shamrock turned the outer
mark It II ~; Reliance at 1925.
e:Os p. m.-Stin thick of shore and
exeursion feet is gathering at finish line.
one OF the yachts now dinrly seen about
four miles from finish line. Racers are
close ianled.
2:o5 p. m.-seeond racer comes into
view.
2:os p. m.-ReIiance is leading by at
least four minutes, which will give her
the race unless something unforeseen
happens.
New York, August 25.--'rhe yachts be-
gan jocI<eying for position when the pre-
spafatory gun WAS fred at l0:45. Barr
deftly placed the defender on the Sham
rock, weather quarter and then ensued
a bitter fight ON wrings part to shake
the adversary Off at warning gun at
1855. The Shamrock was doing her
utmost to escape from her .predicament
There was also a pretty exhibition in
rapid sail dressing, larger sails being sub
stitutcd for the smaller ones. Barr finally
dropped of, and when the starting gun
was fired al IL o'clock the Reliance
crossed the starting line at II:O0:32,
and the Shamrock at lI:O2:IO The
Shamrock was thus handicapped ten sec
onds. At II:23 the Reliance was over
n minute and a half in the lead, point
ing higher and increasing lead slowly.
The wind was a triile over seven knots.
4 dense mist has appeared in the south
westward and will soon shut the yachts
from shore view. At 1886 the Re
lance was gaining steadily. At ll:45
the Shamrock tackled to starboard, after
crossing Reliancc's wake.
ll:o5 a. m.-The warning gun went of
Mt lO:55 "a. IN. They are of. Boats
started on about even terms. Wind
southeast; nine miles.
ll:4O a. m.-Reliancc crossed the line
on starbonrd tack, but Shnmrock hello
away too long and was behind the handi,
cap. She Immediately, on reaching the
line. came about on port tack and headed
for Jersey short Reliance followed her
at once. Wind falling, only about five
knots an hour.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25

2:Os p. m.-Stin thick of shore and
exeursion feet is gathering at finish line.
One OF the yachts now dinriy seen about
sfotr miles from finish line. Racers are
close hatled.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25

2:o5 p. m.-seeond racer comes into
view.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25

l2:45 p. m.-Reliance in lead one
eighth of mile. Shamrock gaining on
her. until she has winward position, but
Reliance fully onefourth Of mile in
the. lead.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25

2:os p. m.-ReIiance is leading by at
least four minutes, which will give her
the race unless something unforeseen
happens.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25

lI.o5 a. m.-The warning gun went of
MT lO:55 a. IN. They are of. Boats
started ON about even terms. Wind
southeast; nine miles.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25

ll:4O a. m.-Reliancc crossed the line
on starbonrd tack, but Shamrock held
away too long and was behind the handi,
cap. She Immediately, on reaching the
line. came about on port tack and headed
for Jersey short. Reliance followed her
at once. Wind falling. only about five
knots an hour.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-08-25

III Sc coND OF TfIE. IIg1E ATIoIlAL
err RACES FoR THE AMER
5 EaDER CROSSES FINISH LINE
FIVE MINUTES AND TEN SEC
oNDs AHEAD or DIE CHAL-
which Gfyes Reliance the Race CleaE BY
Three Minutes and Three seeends'
After Dedueting Time Handicap.

Iia.IEiiissnsi, n. j., August 25.-s.3 80 P. M.
me Reifenee winst Reliance crossed
Tie aIiai line it 2sl5; Shanroek At
10. ReIianee crossed line five min
ma tan Aee9nds ahead Of sham
which wins her the race, after de-
ssiucfiue time hlndieaP Of 1851 by 5:tS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24
gipl life,

bpis bu er oberbepiit ON. at Der er
noget / Ysien meo big; forIse at pinoe
Yuat meo SpgoOmmen 9ennem at
BRUCE Or. peter's 8urito. 6r. ".
70. Stipet. 125 Wintbrop Ct, Hen
Britain, st. i~triper: IS mango 4ar
bar jsg plu9et meo ubilet pad arops
pen % ogiau paa R9ien. Get ipntes
at blipe p9rre og barre. Su be-
gpnote je9 at isee Doctor. men jef
bleo life beore, ferenb jeg begpnote Il
bruce 0eres 9urito. 0a je9 6doc,
taaet fire SLATER, bar alt uoIlet Tor
IOunoen, og ieg bar aloeles lelbrecet.'
Or. peter's aurito dngri6erS p9oom.
mems Hoo - llrenbeoerne / Slobet
Sunbbeo fsl9er. Oct er lite en- @po.
tet%ermspecin, men ielees til 5orbru.
aerne birette al 5ubritonten, Dr.. Pe.
ter 6abrpep, 112-114 90. 9obnI
aps., Gbicaeo. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

Spb9net 5orbuo D. - aal
Stueipiaer 6br. 3dngenberg bar M.
Iiq pad egne og flere aoae9aers Beg
ne inb9ipet en- Qniegning til Regerin-
qen / Slespig ON at fda ben mob BEN
/ 1894 uoiteote u6bisningsorore OPP
hppet.
FRA Reeeringspraiioent 0olegd'
aosieropIfi er Der MI inolsben fol.
qenoe Sparifripelie til 9r. 3dngenf
berg:
,,pad ben til 6r. Operpr9iioenter
rettebe anisening al 8. Sum-, ION
oenne bar opsrgipet til mig til Be
banOline, meooeler jeg %Grbeoigit, a
lea bermeo opb9oer BEN mob Dem
aarl Manbius, poul Rielien, @rdo4
mon os Wsaer FAINT mob 5ru emmt
Hielien (nu Cru 9bomien) og SRI
Wanbius (nu 5ru Waaeen) ben 8
sSuni 1894 uoiteote Interchangeable
boa Iaalebes, at en- ebentuel OptrGoer
/ @9IteIpil o. |. / arebiene Saoerslep
Mabenraa, Ssnoerborg, 5enoer
!. alensbor9 gp os 5~lsnsborg aano
treos ogioa fremoeles er Dem for
6ubt."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

9aper til Misfionen. -
6usmano Mi4ael SEMEN Soanbolm
al GraDerbuIene bar ifelge nQolb.
5io." itantet 1000 Str. til 6sOninses
misiionen. Deb bans Spitsrs, Metts
SpanboIms 9so for noele Mar iiocu
aapes, ifslge bences teItamentarifegez
itemmelier 1900 Str. / famine giemeo.
9usmanostone Boil 6anIen
fra 2olanb bar / 13 a Ia Oar lam
menipdret 800 Str, iom bun ifelge
son. Salt. 5oltetio." bar itentst til
6eoningemisiionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

gn a 6rubt &gretur. =
% SlagtermeItre bar forleoen uoe at
tsre Iummen, og til en- 9e9pnbelie gift
alt gobt, inbtil De ru1eoe neo do llra=
niepei, oa Oeltebe @ognen. Sngen al
Gem tom til Stdoe, men pa be
after LAB pad @ognen. be9pnots ct
lioligt St9noeri om, bpis St1loen
bar, og Stenoeriet git ooer til Slugs-
mail. 5or beore at tunne tage lat,
Itoo be al 8ognen og fordnitalteoe en-
reeelret 8rpoetamp; men unosr oenne
bleo Soften teb at at pente og fiat ;
Reno meo @ognen. 5erit / 5reoeritsz
berg Qqt Itanoleoes ben at en- Polts
tibetient og inotpartereoes / oSlotSs
troen".
SioIte 4ti al 9sreturen pil nu
TONNE til at foregua peo 5reoerits=
berg ofentlige Ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

Snbbrubst1peri. 5orleOen
Rat er Ger fps Mpller 3ielien, life
Itrup pr, Mertgp bleoet i%tjaalet ITO
Str. liant ct Gplinoerur o9 en- OOer-
fratte. gn 9agerioenb, ION bar for
Iaot lit arbejce, er mistentt rg sfter=
isaes at qclitiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

Ordb / Qsdo. 9ieneIte.
tdrl Gbriitian 3borDalo QielIen fra
gris / Rar6eoen at SebD bar unoer
ct SldssmauI forrige Spnoag Rat
Qsaa ituttet en- Maitinar6eioer Sens
Dahl / 5obeoet meb i'm 8niD, Taaleoes
at ben ulptteli9e tort efter afgit peb
9eben.
0rdbsmanben bar beruIet
st Telegram fra Qal6or9 til q. g.
meboeler fslgenbe narmere OmItans
oiqbeoer beo oenne Iergelige gegipens
beo:
9rabsmanben fra Msaa, 56orpalb,
par al jim 6usbono ienot til 0ronz
ningluno for at fuu en- 5itroneleboel
betilet, men / Stebet for gift ban neO
oa 6rn9te pengene til Set / 9tsad.
Den &nip. ban brugte, laante ban
al en- dnoen &arl, men oenne anoiber,
at ban lite bioIte, bportil 3borpalb
piloe BRUCE 8niben.
Den IuareOe SmeOeIpeno git unber
2~eoidgelie bjem. men families n9its
Worgen lig9enOe bsb / jim Seng.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

6Gren ON Oporager. -
9eo II. Battalion ligser for 5ioen en-
MonO ira MOsbjerg Sogn peo 9ipr.
ring, ION bOerten fan l9ie eIer itrioe.
Sioen bet 10. aar bar ban opbolot fig
/ Rerretranoers. 6an tenOte lite et
eneite 8ogitaO. gu bar ban ifslgt
oQalb. 3io." bOer Dag faaet ct Oar
timers lInOerDisning i asgs9 %
zen life 3a6el og bill / i'm 5io for.
laoe Retrutitolen meb en- gdnIfe gon
8daait.
Men bOorlebes bar 9rengens paa-
rerenoe funnel unoorags BAN Stoles
%toangen2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

R9gtet Yendabning. -
piaen Dortbea peterien fra Starrilo.
Der Ratten til ben 81. Warts / Ser.
ming itso paa i'm tiolisere a9reite.
6anbelslerling Niels 9anien, Og Der.
for iosmtes ct 4ars 5orbeorin9sbus.
urbeioe. bar fact afilds paa gnlse-
ming pm gsnaabnins slsr bog Straf.
fens ReoietteIis. pisen er berfor at.
aaaet til 5oriens Straffeanitalt 70,
al ions Strahen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

Ct Barn osbaf @ piritus 3.
Snarup er Der / bisie 0dse Il
Barn oeo unoer ret ubpg9elige Oms
itenoi9heper. Barnet, iom bar %
2lar eammelt. paugnebe ON Morsenen
fsr nogen | 9uiet bar paa 8enene, oa
trapleoe uo al Sengen. pad 8orbet
fob en- Romflaife og en- 5laIte mes
9ranreoin, oa al begge Dele itdt bel
/ Sslgs o5pns Stiftst." BABE brut.
tet.
Barnet falbt ben / en- Des, bpori
bet bleO lisgenoe belle Dasen. 5or.
alprsns bentebr ZEN n9Ite Dag aa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

sunben BIB. = Boelsmdno
Ole SenIen, Zbcmart peo 5ersleie,
er forleoen funbet brutnet meo bunos
ne Senber og 5sober | en- Merseisrdp
Deb bet al BAN beboebe 9us.
Zen nosls Os balpfjerosdari9e
Mano fab / gooe addr, men ban bar
blepsn TAT uo at 1T Sus, Iom ban lite
felp ejeoe, og baOOs Oeret meset neOs
trnft beropsr.
San efterlober Gnte og en- Ssn.
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Sem gsrn bsbe ar Diff
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De betpoeIigite areaturforretninger /
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