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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
Oranges

California NaveIs. -. csc doz and up
Mexican Sweets, doz. q. 2Oc, 25c, SOC
Florida Russets 49,. 1Sc dOz and up
Tange1ines. ... .25c doz and up
Grape Fruit. ...... each, Sc; doz 9Oc
Lemons. .1Oc doz and up
Malaga Grapes, lb. .......... 1Sc
CataWba Grapes basket 20c
Fancy Shelled Pop Corn, war
ranted to pop, lb. ........ &c
Fresh COcOanuts, each. &C
Good bulk Mincemeay, per 1b... 1Oc
Very finest Minccmeat made,
Batavia brand, per lib ...... 17c
Absolutely pure Wisconsin Buck
wheat, 1O-lb sack .......... 35c
New imported layer Figs, per
pound rs, IS, 20, 25c
New California Figs, per pkg, Sc
Basket Figs, very fine, per bas-
ket .22, 2S, soc
New Dates, per lb ......... &c
New Halloween Dates, per lb... SC
New Fard Dates, per Id ....... 1OC
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
RIGHT OF WAY
TO MINNETONKA
KIICHLI TRACTION co. SUBMIT
PETITION MONDAY.
Permission Sought to Use the Rail-
road Grade Path from Hopkins to
Excelsior-The Plan Includes Pro-
vision for a New Cross-Town Inter-
urban Line.

The petition of the Minnesota
Power and Trolley company of which
Joseph Kiichli is a moving power, for
the use Of the old Great Northern
grade from Hopkins to Excelsior, will
be presented to the county commits
sioners on Monday.
Mr.. Kiichli said this morning that
no existing line would be used for the
short cut from ST. Paul to Minnetonka
thru Minneapolis. This eliminates the
Walker line from Hopkins to Henne
pin and means that another interurban
line will be built. The track is to be
double and laid with the heaviest steel
and the equipment, will be Of the very
BEST
The line will be operated with cleo
tricity generated at Elk River and
will be supplied from an overhead
wire. Transforming points will be es-
tablished at certain intervals to re-
duce the voltage and at Elk River a
large turbine-house and generating
plant will be built SOundings are
now being made for the 10000 horse
power DAM
1t is expected that construction will
be under way within a year. Mr..
Kiichli says the Twin City Rapid
Transit company has nothing to do
with the proposition. -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
New Nuts

Fflberts, per Id ............... 15c
Brazils, per lib ............. 15c
English Walnuts, per 10 b-...... IS, zoe
Almonds, per lib ... 20c
Mixed Nuts, No. I, per Ib ....... 17c
Mixed Nuts, good, per Id 15c
Spanish Shelled Peanuts, per Id. 1OC
New Shelled Jordan Almonds
per I'D Aoc
New Shelled Valencia Almonds
10 oOC
California Layer Raisins, per lb,
tWo-croWn, 12I2c; three crown. 15c
New Imported Cluster Raisins,
lib cartons Soc; 2-lb cartons. 65c
New Imported Cluster Raisins,
Excelsior brand, seven-crOWn,
per I'D 4oc
New Imported Cluster Raisins,
Royal brand, fiye-crOwn, per Id. 35c
New Imported Cluster Raisins,
Connoisseur brand, per Ib -. Csc
French Crystallized Fruits, per lb. soc
Bulk Currants, per Id ........ SC
Package Currants, pkg ........ 10c
Bulk Queen Olives, per quart. 25c
Bulk Manzanilla Olives, per qt.. 25c
Olives stuffed with Spanish pimen-
toes. celery, capers, olives.
YerXa's California Olive Oil, posi-
lively pure, per qt bottle. 49,. 75c
YerXa's California Olive Oil, posi- ...
lively pure, pints, 45c; " pints. 25c
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
VACATION AT "U'

Students Are Already Going Home for
the Holidays. .>.
Vacation at the university began to-
day. Several of the departments had no
school this afternoon. The greater part
of the day was taken up with term exam
nations. Many of the out-of-town stu
dents have already left for the holidays,
and many more will leave tonight.
President Northrop in chapel this morn
ing wished all the students and faculty
members a merry Christmas and happy
New Year,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
MOTHER DIES ON TRAIN
She Was Going North with Her Thre,

She Was Going North with Her Three
Children.
Mrs. Geneva Flaherty died of STAR
walton and exposure on a Northern
Pacific train in the ST. Paul union
station yards this morning.
Mrs. F'laherty was going, with her
three children, two boys and a girl
from ST. Paul to Duluth and thence
to Mauston, Wis. She was a con-
sumptive and recent privations had
had a more serious effect upon her
than had she been robust.
Mrs. Flaherty starved and stinted
herself that her children might not go
hungry. The husband is now, and has
been for some time past, in the Duluth
siaiI, serving sentence for nonsupport.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
REDEMPTION NOTICE N. G.
Ruling of the Court Will Necessitate a
Chanqe of Custom.

Judge Harrison to-day granted writ
of mandamus in answer to a petition OF
the National Fire Insurance company Of
Hartford, Conn.,, ordering the county
auditor to declare void a notice Of redemp
tion of certain East Side property on the
grond that the notice simply stated the
amount Of taxes due, instead Of the
amount paid for the property at the tax
sale. The former method has been the
CUSTOM but under the courts ruling there
will have to be a change.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
Excursion Rates East

Dec II to % there will be low round
trip rates in effect from Minneapolis
to eastern points. Tickets good on the
Pioneer Limited the train of trains,
and three other daily trains via the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
way. Albany, $40: Boston, $40; Mon
treal, $35; Portland, Me, $40; Quebec,
$40; Syracuse, $40; Toronto, $50; St.
John, N. B., $50. To other points in
proportion. Tickets 32S Nicollet ave-
nue., w. 8. Dixon, N. w. P. A., St.
Paul.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18

The 9-year-old child evangelist, win preach in
the INTERNATIONAL AUDITORIUM, SUN
DAY, DEC. 90, at 8 and P. NJ
Hear the ''child eXegete. "A second
samuel "A Lilliputian and Titan the
same time.
Heavy expenses necessitate an admission fee.
Adults 25c children 15c. No reserved seats.
Doors open at and I p. M. Tonight in ST.
Peters church CTwenty- second street, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues. silver offering
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
Bakery Specials

Homemade Bread, loaf. ....., s.
Charlotte Russo, each ......... 81
Whipped Cream Puffs, doz. -. 20
Maple Layer Cake, each. ....... 30
Marble Square, with Rose Frost
ing, each ..... 10
Old English Fruit Cake, each. :. 10
Chocolate Eclairs, each ........ 3
Homemade Fruit Cake, Id. -. 25
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18

Associated Charities Has a Very Busy
Half Month.
Applications for assistance made to the
Associated Charities this month nave OUT
numbered any record for a single month
for three wears. General Manager j. f.
jackson reported to the directors yester-
day that 100 applications had been filed
in December, with only half of the month
gone,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
LADIES' DAY AT THE DEWEY,

To-day was ladies' matinee at the
Dewey theater. Harry Bryants own COM
pany, featuring his imperial troupe of
Japs, was received by a record breaking
audience, composed mostly of the fair sex.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
FRED HILL JAILED

Member Of Brown Gang Caught by Detec-
tive Morrisey.
Fred Hill, one of the members of the
notorious Brown gang that terrorized the
residents of the East iSde last summer,
was arrested this morning by Detective
John 3 Morrisey and will be arraigned in
police court tomorrow. Hill was identi-
fed to-day by Charles Johnson, proprietor
of a saloon at 105 Washington avenue s,
as the man who passed a forged check for
SIS on him last June.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
APPRAIsING PROPERTY

Committee of Five viii Report in About
a Week.
The five appraisers appointed to assess
down town property, the report to be re-
ferred to an organiza ton of business men
and in turn to City Assessor G. ]. Minor,
expect to report in about week A map
to be submitted at the same time will
show the value of the property without
reference to the improvements or to the
subdivision into lots and blocks.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
Apples, Apples
Yerxa's Extra Flour,
per Sack. $2.25

Northern Grown Sweet Corn, SC can;
csc dozen.
Good MarrOWfat Peas, SC can; 9oc dOZ.
Full Packed Tomatoes, 3-lb cans, &c
can: 81 .OS dozen.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
Havana Cigars

Our stock is very complete; have
Just received fresh importation from
Havana. We are sole agents for
Park & Tillford's Mi Favorita. You
will find in our stock many desirable
boxes for Christmas presents.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
THE NEW GRAND JURY
Members Are Drawn to Serve Thru
the January Term

Members of the January term grand
jury have been drawn by Clerk Of
Courts Dickey as follows: Henry S.
Gregg, H J. Burton, G. H. Morning.
ton, Preston King, Warren Dunbar,
Charles S. Plummer, Q. p. Naegele,
Wesley Neill, H. l.. Moore, Chesteg
Hamilton. Woodford Yerxa A. b. Mer-
rill, Edward S. Stebbins, John Schu-
macker, G. A. Smith, Chester Sim
mons, Fred w. Noerenberg, G. E. Sin
clair, Paul Gyllstrom, John L. Smith,
John w. MCGOWAN, Jacob Foell, Rob
ert H. Patterson. ~ -. .-..
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
Batavia Canned Goods

We are distributors for Batavia"
brand Canned goods. There are no
better goods packed and anything put
I'D under this brand will give salts
faction.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
FARMERS MAY BE HONEST
But the Milk Some Sell Raises Doubts,
Saws Inspector.

Milk Inspector w. D. Mccall is giving
particular attention to milk depots, which
receive the bulk Of their supply by train
from a considerable distance. Out of
fourteen cans tested in one place, eleven
samples proved to be deficient in fats.
These samples came from Nerstrand,
Hildebrandt and Dennison on the Chicago
Great Western railway.
1t is suspected that the milk was wat
cred, but no definite test was made, as
the shippers are beyond the jurisdiction
OF the Minneapolis authorities. The mat
ter has been referred to the state dairy
and food commission. 'These tests don't
speak very highly for the so-called honest
farmer" remarked Mr.. Mccall, in dis
cussng them.
A fine Fishing Rod and Reel would
be just the thing for a Xmas gift. You
will find the best at Kennedy Bros
JHNCr
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
A Nice Xmas Gift.

Music Boxes, Mandolins, Guitars
Banjos, Music Rolls, at lowest prices
at Paul A. Schmitt's, COS NicOllet ave
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18

The Palace Clothing House Linen
laundry; collars, 1c; cuffs, 1c; shirts,
1Oc; vests, 15c; waists, 15c up.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
Y + X A
EVERYTHING TO EAT.
353-Either Phone-353
Store open evenings until
Christmas.

Bright, Fresh, Clean, Rfght-Priced
Good Things for the Holidays. NIiStle-
toe, SmilaX, Pine, Holly Wreaths.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
MILLS CLOSE FOR REPAIRS

Four of Consolidated Co. CIosed-WiII
start Again About Jan. IS.
Flour mills are closing for repairs. IA. 2.
Gallaher Of the Consolidated says that the
germany has four mills down. They will
start about jan Is. The other four will
continue to run. H. L. Little Of the Pills
bury -Washburn company says the COM
pany will not shut down more than one
mill this year for repairs.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18

Xmas Handkerchiefs. The Plymouth.
Such as men want-the kind they
buy for themselves; 25c to $1.5O.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18

Contractors and Building Laborers Have
Not Selected Committee.
No agreement has been reached by the
Joint committee in selecting three men
who shall arbitrate the difficulty between
the contractors and building laborers ad-
justed temporarily last summer. The limit
was Ian. | so that it will be necessary to
extend the time.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
MANY APPLY FOR AID

Christmas Furs at January Prices,
Plymouth Fur Section, Third Floor.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18

The Palace Clothing House Linen
laundry does work in two days.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18

Christmas Flrs at January Prices,
Plymouth Fur Section, Third Floor.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
NO ARBITRATORS YET

Silk Mufflers at The Plymouth.
A long-lived reminder of the giver.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18

Glove Certificates. The Plymouth.
Dents, Fownes, Perrin's, Adler's.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
New York Sweet Cider

4 Carload just Received.
Guaranteed Pure Apple Cider, 2O'
Gal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18

Can you think of better gift?
Regular SAG 'Korona" 5X7 Cam
eras, Saturday ......... .$36.S0
Regular $33 ditto, Saturday .$26 40
Regular $27.50 ditto, Saturday $22
Regular $23 ditto, Saturday $3.50
Regular $25 ''Korona" 4x5 Cam
eras, Saturday $50 ,
Regular $21 ditto, Saturday $16.8O
Regular $3.50 ditto, Satur-
day. 90. $780,. .... .$14.SO
Regular 50 ditto, Saturday. .$7.2O
Regular $22 ''Premo" 4x5 Cam
eras, Saturday ...... $3.50
Regular SIS. ditto, Saturday $14.4O
Regular SIG "Poco" SKI Cameras,
Saturday -. >. =. $3.50
Brownie" No. 1 Kodaks, Satur-
Gay .$l
Brownie" No. 2 kodalxs, Satur-
Gay $2
Folding Pocket KodaEs. SO to $35
All Card Mounts, both Plain and
Fancy, Saturday at :. .Half-Price
Also Special Prices Saturday on all
AlhIlrDoC
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18

With Enlarged Stocks, More Ex-
perienced and More Numerous
Salespeople than a year ago, I'm
proved Service generally and the
exercise Of every ounce Of gray
matter we possess to facilitate
Convenient Holiday Shopping,
we invite your inspection of the
finest display of Fancy Goods es-
pecially suitable for Gift Making,
also Toys, Dolls and Games pos
sible for money and good judg-
ment to secure.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18

200 Pairs Club and Hockey Skates
in Latest Models, all sizes, Spe-
cial Saturday. .48c
100 Pairs Girls Skates, all Steel,
with Toe Clamp; regularly s1.35;
Saturday 80. 49,. csc
100 Pairs Girls Wood Top Skates;
regularly 95c; Saturday. :. sec
IS Pairs, Hardened Steel Skates,
Full Nickel Plated; regularly
1925; all sizes; Saturday. .$2.4S
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
so Watch the Eagles

in our windows; they fly
high with all styles of
Sorensen $3.50 shoes for
snow or wet weather.
We have Overshoes and
RubberS too.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-18
LoNN1E LAWRENCE DENNIS,

81 NlcoIlet Ave, Mp1s.
1853 E. 7th ST.. st. Paul.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-28
MRS. RIccI.
A Teacher Of Recognized Standing
and Great Ability.

Mrs. Ricardo Ricci, teacher OF
voice culture, piano and harmony,
has come with her husband for his
health to Roswell. They will proba-
bly, make a permanent home here.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Ricci have been
for many years prominent teachers
in the east. Mr.. Ricci is a singer
and teacher of great experience and
was for many seasons with Grand
Opera companies abroad, at Covent
Garden, London, England, in Italy
and also with the Bostonians. He
hopes that the fine climate of Ros-
well will so improve his health that
he may be able to resume teaching
the coming spring. Mrs. Ricci has
taught for several years in London,
and she has recommendations from
such musicians as Sir Arthur Sulli-
van, Sir William Cusins. Sir John
Stainer and others. She is a writer
of many beautiful compositions, in
strumental as well as vocal. her
works having met with warn ap-
probation both here and in England.
Mrs. Ricci will receive pupils Tues
days and Fridays at TOT North Main
street. Phone 1873.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-28

. LOCAL NEWS s

Blank Books, all sizes and kinds.
IngersolI's.
w. C. Daugherty. of Gainesville.
Texas, is in the city.
For long time loans on farm lands
see Richey & DeFreest. tt.
H. E. Jordan of Canyon City, Tex,
is among the new corners.
Hear Evangelist Hardenschield at
Presbyterian church tomorrow.
William Johnson of Kansas City
arrived on last evenings train.
A nice line of candies at reason
able prices, at Stones grocery store
Day Books, Journals, Cash Books,
Ledgers. Large observation-disclosures
soils.
Cy Davidson returned yesterday
from Carlsbad where he spent
Christmas with his uncle.
POSITION WANTED.-A woman
desires a position tt do homework.
Call at Record office.
FOR RENT-Three large newly
papered unfinished rooms M blk.
west Of the tt
If it is something in the fancy
cake and cracker line that you want.
Wallace & Son have it.
J. F. Ash and Ben Green Of Ath-
ems. Texas. are among the recent
arrivals in the city.
FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping, No. sol. cor. 5th and
North Spring River avenue.
For a few days only, hind quarter
meat at 10c a pound. Take advan-
tage of this cut at the Star Meat
Market.
Mrs. L. Smith of Pleasant Hill,
Mo-, is expected to arrive this af-
ternoon to spend some months with
her cousin Mrs. w. G. Triton.
FoUND-Near corner OF 3rd and
Penn ave, a purse. Owner a get
same by describing the property
and paying for this advertisement.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-28
A New Hotel.

Fl. S. Stephens of Wichita Falls
Texas, and his son Fl. C. Stephens
of Elido. N. NJ. are al the Richards
house. H. S. Stephens is a hotel
man and is the ex-sherif of Hall
county, Texas. He is looking for a
Location for a new hotel. and will
probably locate here.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-28
Card of Thanks,

I desire to thank the citizens and
the officers of the law for their work
and interest shown Saturday night
in the search for my missing child.
J.. A. Cottingham.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-28
No. 2o2 Won the Shot Gun.

No. 202 won the SIS shot gun Sat
urday night at the Rothenberg &
Schloss cigar company's store. Dad
Moon held the winning number.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-29

ogiti ie9 tfor life. ie9 er 6aarli9ere,
men jig pniter at Ie bit Qnii9t enonu
en- Sang. mar Solen thinner"
@erne bdpoe bun oilet iibbe oeo
bans Seng. inotil Soen faiteoe fine
Straaler ino gennem bsres fattige.
lille 9inolle. men bet par life muligt.
De be6goeoe qen9e, og bun madtte
gaa til fit 4r6ejoe. SUN forlob i'm
Manb.
Ia bun tom fer6en, 6bor 6un
ifulbe bdife. oenteoe bun meb ct bss
fbmret glit paa at fad aurbene meo
alaoerne / at Ie. st Smil bite fig
/ benoes Qnii9t, oa bun faa beres
Sno6otb. SUN tunbe let blioe farbig
til ST. 2, ia maaIte 1, bpis bun
ifpntte ii9. 8arlig6eo og 2Gngitelie
aab benbes tratte 9rne M Strait, og
fem Winutter efter, at alotten bar
lladet /, 6pn9te bun bet iiofte Stnffe
pda Snoren. Men netop iom bun
ifuloe tpmme 9a1ien, tom 5ruen meo
10 Sen9etapper og Iagoe:
oSipen bu bar BAIT iaa life en-
BAIT I Dag, bar ieg tent paa, at
ou ogiaa tunbe pate oisie."
9a 6ruen 6abbe benot 6enOe Rn9z
gen, BRAT Den f~taffels aone ub / en-
Strgm At Carer, o9 6enbes !0jerte
BAR Nor oeo at brittle. SUN flute i'm
bet beoite bun fnnos og Be
9bnote after at dr6ejoe meo Sber.
aloffen BAR balbfire, oa bun be9do
Zig pad 6jembeien en- Zine fer
tent" og Den gamle 5ortGlerIte Ben
idd rgrt, at bun mdatte 6oloe inbe.
oGn Zine for tent" fortiafte bun
en- lang paule. o6enoes Mano
bar oeenoe, ban laa paa bet iioite.
0an 6abbs araft not til at 6piife til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-29

| lin fortbiolebe 5uitru = a iige, hbpl
ban 6ab6e lan9tes efter at ie 6enbes
Qniigt - at fan lite tanoe ie 6enot
MI, forbi 9p0ers Mulm 6abbe lag
fig DID + BAN. S en- 5imes 3ib bolbi
bun bans 6ooeo mob 1T libenbe
9jerte, o9 iaa GIT ban til Spite.
Marie, tere Mdrie," og Der bar
en- Nlbor / Den Qamfe abinoes Orb,
fom cit li9e til 9jertet, Der goo
mob bin 9aiferfone; | Steoet for at
tr9fte benoes Qrbeioe iod ldnQt I'D
fom muligt. fpg at gre bet ~fortere
o9 @lettere. 5aa abinoer biloe 9dd
I'D o9 bai lie 6ber Dag, ON life Rgbz
oenoi96eoen tpang Dem BERTH. Sngen
aoinoe piloe paa i'm 8r1Qupsoog
t9nfe, at bun Ifulbe be6pbe at drbeibe
pdd oenne Woobe, oq Der bis paa,
Wlarie, at 6pt8 bun er npot BERTH, fad
er bet 6enoes iibite uobei. Den tat
fels 9binoe, fom drbejoer bddrbt for
Dig, bar life dltio p9ret 8diferfone.
6un bar Jet bebre 8dge. OgIad bun
bar gennemgdaet fore 9rgbelier. Seq
tan l9ie 6enbes 9io86iitorie / bsnoes
6lege, isr9mooi9e Qnii9t. @ar COB
imoO 6enoe; 6etal, bbao bun f%orlanz
ger, og ldo 6enoe 9da bjem, laa tiolig
bun ton."
o9u er 6leben 6urtig faroia, Sir
time" Iagoe 5ru &c, Oa gaIfertOnen
traaote ino / bet bp9geli9e garelie
for At faa fin beifeone Detailing.
50, 9anite tioIigt, og nit 9ierte
er Oerbeo 6.e0et befriet for en- tun9
gproe. Seq frpgteOe for, at jea oiloe
pare n0ot til at arbejoe til / often;
og jeg fan neiten lite bore borte fra
nit 6jem."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-29
,Moo Strontulen''

6dr lige ldat giitop :. 6. 5eu6s
Bog oWoo Strpmmen" fra mig. SEQ
moatte, Iad at ii9e ofare ben / gem
nem", od ieg bdboe Iaant ben ct Bar
9age og 6aboe en- Del anoet at gre
fdmtioi8t. Men iea fit NOT uo at ben
til, at iea gerne oiloe anbefale ben
baaoe til Iarbe og enfoloige. Oct
fan bare, BET er Imadt baabe meo lar
be og cnfoloige iblanot Dc, men alIiges
bel -.
9Ogen er iaa Opoiiat i~trepen. at ben
bar Raao til, fad at Iige oper 6ele
ainien at gioe COB pt9bs for DIT ob6e
Gnfolo. Men aGnfolb er Qlpor,"
flyer Dr.. 0tegaaro. 'a1
Der er ritget. iom bar Daro Ct
frembabe, men ies bar lite 3io bertif
nu; tun BIZ ies iige til 9enner: aeb
ben og las Oenl Ter oil blipe faa
Menneifer, ION bill tunne leie ben
BOG uOen at fda Ell pirteli9t llb6ntte
berdf.
8et er life Blot ben pdntro gibel.
mtritit. ben dnaribenbe i%meoegaar. Zen
giber, iom 81 apenGs bar uottDft iig,
.,et Rap / 5rdtten" pad ooifiligc
forpopne troenbe, bbao enten oisIe /
COB Menina for at bane Del for andre
poper iig ieib for langt uo, eler be at
for liot %Itenner. at Der er 6elige Stes
Der, bbor Stoene maa BRACES at. og
Der er Steber, 6por 2ipet / Sub er
ftiult, iaa SIT s9erri9beben, life en-
Gang ben trpenbe pibenitabe.ige, fadr
Wagt til at lsfte Slsret, men mao
nsjes meb | 9rli9t Gnfolo at iige:
,8i oioe bet life"
Glib ri dle mere og mere maatte
faa Chit til at DO pad De bDbe Steoer,
bpor 9ipet / Sub er ifjult og bog aas
benbdret for 3roen. Ia piloe Ri
bare bebit ruiteoe badbe til 5oripdr
pe 4nareb.
ar. 4nter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-29
fIabiif i'm arifenOOm; t6i ben er pit.

Habit | i'm arifenoom;t bi Den er pitt
not ton deap4 for mango.
5 9interens 2pb bar pi bart
ffere Mpoer paa Stolen for at betfe
Snteresie for 6eonin9emisfionen.
5Orenin9en for benne Sag, Iom bi
fiji banntt | 9inter, ct gaaet fremoo
meo Strait. bbilfet fenbes poa flere
Omrddber. 6pob er Strait? Del sr
9ps o9 8arme, Der fpttes /:
8irtfomheb. Oct er 5orenineens
5ormddl at pGtte. 6ar Ri Ct barmt
6ierte for 6errens Sog. iaa bil olle
be andre tore Ting tomme of fig felp.
Yengs, ion Der iaa ofte flaoes ooer,
IL Der fommen mango inb at, o9fad
lioen for 5oreningen, fdo bi mart
bar not til at unberbolbe en- WisIioz
mar / aind. Qnbre Stebsr / WeniQs
beberne. iom ogIda bar bannet Sorez
ninger for 6e0ningemisfionen, fqrs
li9 for aind, FAR ieg iet. at mango
bar 9ibet ira $3.50 ON aaret, "a
en- U1anb bar 10 ff9nfet baaoe ia felb
Iom Misiionar og $4,000 til en- Mis-
iion / aina. bois Sanfunoet bill BE-
gpnoe Ell Misiion Der.
Dem. JON bar inoienot beres Rasz
ne for at 0are MeOlemmcr at Dor
p3rin. Seu. 6eonin9smisIionsfore
ming, beoer unosrte9neoe, ON De life
bill Ienoe mig oeres aontingent - 81,
om muligt inoen Den lite Suni. De,
JON sniter aonItitutionen, Tan faa
ben BED at inoienoe oeres QoresIe.
9iertelig 6ilien fra eoers
5. Md9nusien.
aasierer,
Blair. Re6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-29

Der, luffebe De enonu flare gjne, ret
teoe be imad 2emmer ub, baifeoe bet
liblpie 2egeme og ifprte bet en- rem.
6biO alabnin9; ia, o9 De 9jorOe mere
= De gap MpOeren, bbab De fatti9e
faa ijalbent 6dbe, 3ib til at greoe.
80, Moiter," idgoe 5ru Sc. n1e6
5aarer / 2inene, ,,om ieg At 6iertet
o%elii9ner big, bbor meget mere BIZ
life i~tdttels 8irItine gre bet. 6abbe
bet life b9ret for bin Sfnfo, faa pil6e
bun life b9ret fommet 6jem fpr tent.
9ette bar b9ret en- fgrgelig, men 0brez
bar Q9rbom, ION je9 alorig pil gIernz
me. M2en Woi ter, bar ben 3iloragelfe,
ou omtdlte for mig, b~irfelig ianb =
jeg mener 6elt o9 6otoent fdnb2"
u@irtelig6eoen al benne 3ilora9elie
gjorbe bette 6obeb bbibt, fpr jeg snb=
MI 6apbe naaet 30 @dr8 4lberen, og
Minbet 6erom bar baret en- al mine
b~itrelte Sorger. Oct er ioaleoes fife
unoerli9t, at je9 fan babe Mebliben@
FEB meb ben i~taffels 8aiferfone."
She Wat6monn."