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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17

northeast OF Tientsin3 that heavy fir
ing has been heard at sea and it is in
ferred that another engagement has
ta3sen place
Deny Report OF Landing.
st. Petersburg, Feb. 15.-The press
is authorized to deny the report that
Japanese troops had landed at Port
Arthur with the loss of two regiments.
Nothing is known here officially re-
garding the movements of the Vladi-
vostok squadron, but the reports that
it had sunk Japanese transports OH
Wonsan and destroyed Hakodate are
generally discredited, it being pointed
out that it is impossible for the squad
ron to have been in the two places al
most simultaneously.
Sink Japanese Steamer.
Yokohama, Feb. 15.-It is reported
here that the Russian warships Gro
moboi, Rossia, Rurik and Bogatyr sunk
the Japanese merchant steamer Akoura
Maru off Hokkaido on February II.
Russian Boat Strikes Mine.
st. Petersburg, Feb. Is, a. ma
report has been received from Viceroy
Alexieff saying that the Russian tor
pedo transport Yenisei had been blown
up as the result of accidentally strik-
ing a mine at Port Arthur. The Yen
isei sank and Capt. Stepanoff, three
officers and 81 men we're lost.
According to the Novoe Vremya the
Yenisei was laying mines at the en-
trance of Talienwan bay, with the OBJ
ject of closing it against attack from
the sea. Observing that one of the
mines had risen to the surface, the
Yenisei approached for the purpose OF
lifting it up, when the vessel came in
contact with another mine, which ex-
ploded and caused the disaster.
May Recall Cassini.
st. Petersburg, Feb. 15.-There is
reason to believe that the foreign min
istry has decided to recall Count Cas-
SIM, Russian ambassador to the United
States. The Russian government is
highly disappointed that Cassini die
not succeed in establishing closer
| friendly relations with the United
States before hostilities began. In
tense antiAmerican feeling prevails i1
| society here. The newspapers and al
classes are coupling the United States
| with England as being Russia's mos
inveterate foe
Russia Not Ready to Reply
st. Petersburg, Feb. 15.-Russia Ii
evidently not prepared at this time Il
give an answer to the United States tt
Secretary Hays note on the subject o.
the neutrality of China. AS previously
stated in these dispatches. hostilitiel
having begun, the military authoritie:
must be consulted, and the car doubt
less will refer the matter to Viceroy
Alexieff, if he has not already done so
Russia, it can be said, is certainly a.
anxious as the United States that tn
war cause no risings or disorders il
| China. Indeed the attitude of China il
already causing some misgivings here
as she has not yet declared her neu
trality.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17
News Notes.

Great Northern surveyors are work.
ing on the Pelican Rapids line, which
was abandoned lorg ago after consid-
cradle work had been done.
It is learned that the Wright & Da-
Wis interests of Michigan are to return
to Minnesota to operate more extens-
lively than ever in the pine timber in
dustry.
The sash and door factory of L. c.
Berg, st. Anthony Park, was damaged
by fire which originated in the boiler
room. The factory is located at 227O
Hampden avenue. The loss is placed
at $500.
An explosion of gas at Rice street
and University avenue, st. Paul, tears
up the pavement.
The last ten of bunch of TWEEN
ty-fve complaints against saloon
keepers and druggists were filed in
Mankato. They are charged with
selling adulterated or bogus blackber-
~ brandy or port wine. Most OF
them have paid fines Of $25 apiece.
An exhibit of the handiworl of in.
mates of the state insane hospitals and
other state institutions is being planned
by the state board of control for the
Louisiana purchase exposition.
E. W. Dering believes he is the pic
neer of Itasca county pioneers Four
teen years ago he shot two caribou OF
the present townsite of Little Fork.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17
Republican Convention.

Robert Jamison, chairman of the re-
publican state central committee, has
issued the formal call for the state
convention to be held at Minneapolis,
March II, for the purpose of electing
four delegates at-large and four altern-
ates to the national convention in
Chicago, June 81. The call requires
county conventions to elect delegates
to the state convention Tuesday,
March IS.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17
Rough House.

It was a. strenuous, life for the uni
versity sophomores at the t'U'' when
they attempted to hold their class par
ty in the armory despite the frantic
efforts of a mob of $50 freshmen to
break up the party. The battle that
resulted from the att empt lasted over
an hour and proved one of the hottest
ever held at the institution
Blood and water flowed freely. Snow
balls and chairs filed the air and
clothing was torn in shreds. Hats,
caps and collars went to ruin and it is
believed that in at least two cases
bones were broken.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17
Close Call.

Dan Patch, record 1864, the $50, 900
champion pacing stallion owned by M.
w. Savage, had narrow escape from
death by fire in Mr.. Savage's stable at
5000 Portland avenue, Minneapolis.
Blinded by the dense smoke and
showered with water from the hose di-
rected by the firemen the king of the
track was led from his stall by Judge
c. B. Elliott, Mr.. Savage and Charles
Plummer, the caretaker
The famous horse die not seem TIC
be injured in the least by his exposure
to fire and water and altho excited
and nervous after the ordeal.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17
Indiana Bank SUSpen :.

Washington, Feb. 15.-The comptrol-
Ter of the currency has received a tele-
gram announcing the suspension of
the First national bank of Matthews,
Ind.
Matthews, Ind, Feb. 15.-Notice was
posted on the doors Of the First ma
tional bank here Saturday that there
would be temporary suspension, but
that all depositors would be paid in
full
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17
MINNESOTA NEWS.
Moose and Deer.

The deep SHOWS of the present winter
make it one of the hardest for wears on
deer and moose. The deer are begin
ming to yard in the north and will
come out of the rigors of the winter
weak and emaciated. The same thing
applies to moose, but, if anything,
they will be even poorer than the deer.
Moose feed on swamp grass. now
buried beneath two feet of snow IN
most places, and on poplar sprouts and
twigs. Before they can get at this
food it is necessary for them to paw
away the snow. In the spring they
are often SO weak they can walk only
with difficulty, and many will die from
the unusual exposure, just as the range
cattle of the west.
Both deer and moose are falling
frequent prey to bands of timber
wolves. Deer are comparatively an
easy prey, but the hungry timber BAN
dts encounter an enemy worthy their
mettle when they assail monarch
bull moose. They are we'll aware OF
this fact, and when they find one that
is weak from hunger they dog his foot
steps day and night until he falls a
prey to their constancy. In open bat
tie they will kill a wolf with single
stroke of their hoofs.
A cruiser of the Beltrami Timber
company recently came upon a moose
standing in the middle of a small
slough, knee deep in the snow. At a
safe and convenient distance around
him was stationed pack of eight
| wolves. How long the moose had bee
surrounded is question. A few shots
from the woodlands Winchester dis
persed the band. The moose was so
weak that it gained the shelter of the
| underbrush nearby with difficulty
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17
An Innovation.

The latest scientific invention, it is an
nounced, is an engine that can walk.
Travellers on certain railway lines hope
that this will now take the place Of en-
g1nes that can only crawl
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17

Boom IOr wee frcS1uency AaunCucO.
Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 15.-At the an
nual Lincoln day banquet of the Ari-
IONA republicans, held here, the stock
mems boom for John w. Springer, for
mer president Of the National Live
stock association, for the republican
vice presidential nomination was
tin
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17
DR.. John Mercer Adler Dead.

Philadelphia, Feb. 15.-Dr. John Mer-
Ger Adler is dead at Devon, from apo
plcxy. He was 76 years old and was
prominent in medical and literary cir
cles.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17
w G. a X
II e q rtS

Are due 10 indigestion. Ninety-nine Of every
one hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when it was simple indiges-
ZION. 1t Is scientific fact that all cases of
heart disease, not organic, are not only
Taceaole to. but are the direct result of indi-
gestion. All food taken into the stomach
which fails of perfect digestion ferments and
swells the stomach, putting it up against the
heart. This interferes with the action of
a1e heart. and in the course of time that
aeitcate but vital organ becomes diseased.
ny; o. kaube. Of Nevada. O.. says: had stomach
Touoie and was In bad state had heart trouble
9th 4. took Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure for about four
nosths and 1t cured me
Kodol Digests What You Eat
and relieves the stomach of all nervous
strain and the heart of all pressure.
Bottles only. Sl.oo Size holding IN times the trial
size, which sells for Soc
F@yepared by e. @. Dewitt & CO., CHICAGO.
for sale by all druggists.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17
Michael Dayitt Arrives.

New York, Feb. 15.-Among the pas
sengers who arrived Saturday on the
steamer Celtic, from Liverpool and
Queenstown, were Michael Davitt and
family, who are going to Colorado.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17
Ship. Ordered to Shanghai.

Manila, Feb. 15.-Rear Admiral
Cooper, in command of squadron
composed of the New Orleans, Raleigh,
Frolic and Annapolis, is under orders
to sail for Shanghai. The ships will
probably sail on Monday
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-02-17
Heavy Firing Heard.

Ttentsin. Feb. 13.--It is reported
from Chin Wang Tao (about 15c miles
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

pr9ientationen meb en- 3at til ben for
oens 6ortib % meo ole eobe Ens
tier for bens 6remtio."
Raar 9s. Mai. aongen life BEL
toe I 5eiten, bdbbe bette = ifplge Il
5orIpoenbe = i'm 9runb l. at Som
gen life befanbt fig bel.
5efttoeet.
Qlbrie bar Der ptitnot p9ret fod
mango Menmite Ter paa 8enene / ass
benbapn iom GftermiObasen ben 1.
Mug. 4aerebe peb 5otiben begpnbte
6plt at tage Spitiaine beb Radbbuss
plabien, 9ongensRptorp, og bpor Der
ellers tunbe pentes at blioe COB 2ejs
Iigbeo til at ie 5oget. 9tlene pau
Haaobusplobien bar Der iittert
10000 menneife pattet Idmmen.
pr9cis 81. AZ latte 5oset ii9 /
9soaeelie ira ariitiunsborg SIotss
pI0os, % 81. 81 naoebe bet fsrite ri
benbe Muiiftorps Raaobusplaoien.
5oubifilerindsn burebe neiogtig ire
8parter.
Oct bar ct pro9tfulOt @fue, ION
rigelig belsnnebe ben bate Msie, %
8ifaIoet ira be t9tpottebe 6olteftas
rer formebe fig gentagne @anse til
en- 6el Spution.
@i itol fun tort n9pne, bpem Der
beltoe / bet taratteriItiite Optog.
s Spibien rioenbe goliti, o~erefter
Ct ribenbe MuIittorps, ribenbe Scroll
Der oq qager / mibbeIolberlige Drag
ter, en- bel Sfob al 8onnere %
2au9sfuner, Observation-Disclosures
pg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ter til 5oba.
Sao Tom bet egentlige 9ogntog. )
Sptbien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8oqn.
0erpaa: 0reierldbets 9oen, Stus
fatsrernes 9oan. 9pbternes 8oon,
9d9ernes 5arpernes, parptmdgerlas
pets, Observation-Disclosures, 9apirfdbrits
ernes, goglDnoernes. Sfrabberla>
bets, 9onoitorernss, SobeImdgernes
% 3apetierernes. Rebflogernes,
8arpernes, aunitoreiernes, glitten=
fdgernes, grol9g9ernss. Murernes,
0anbeIsgdrtnernes, MolerlaDets, go
to9rdfernes, Storitensfejernes, 81
GAR cg Observation-Disclosures Boo
munba fopninsens, Sfomogcrlaoets.
Smeoenss, gogtrntternes, 8unbtmus
gernes, 9uloimebenes, llrmagerpes,
6dttemagernes, gilIebTfGrernes,
Stenbuggermeitrenss, Gptlemetanis
fernes og Observation-Disclosures
8pon.
s 6orbinbelie bermeb fan n1bnss
8oreningen for bereiite 6adnbb9rfes
re, bpis @ogn foreItiaebe en- 2anbe<
pei meb farenbe Spenoe og en- fam.
pemasii9 @lobus.
Gnbelig fpm til oler iibit Slagters
ldpets 9o9n. s qrocesfionen eftsr
@o9nen fufgte Cube meb %foreplDie
5orn % alope, ct 5aar og ct Gam
renodIfet oe meb blad Slejfer.
Naar bet enbnu tilfsies, at FAINT
Iige Optog omfattebe 5%orribere, 6es
rolber, W~arItdller o. +. b. | mer efler
minore fantaitiite 9roeter og meb
miobelaloerlige @aaben, faa er bet
meite iagt, men ct iuobunt 5og fan
life beitrioes, bet ma iss, t6i fsrIt
herpeb bar bet muligt at fdo BET rete
te Snbtrbf at bet arbejbe, Der bar
laet | Qrrangementet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

6iortsbgim orbet. = Den
/ 6iorts6sjaHGren onbolbte Gdrl
Sobdn peter MittefIen, fom tisnts
bos @uurbejer g. Soueuarb I Subro
peb aorbus, bleO ffsGae 81. .. uns
bolbt ben %. Suli. 9an tiente, IA
Morbet fanbt Steb, bos ben mprbes
beg 5ober, 8. 9. Ssrenieu, 5iOrtss
Fri, og bar | i'm sib unbOlOt iummen
meb Ssrenien. Gorifenige llotalel'er
til Golf / Sabro bar fo~rdnlebiget
6errebsfpgb. aommeriunter Sons
mems til MI at onbolbe BAN ieen. -
aorlen er life gdnIfe normal, og Der
er life fiorS anbibnliebeb for, at ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

me9st | Sammenfsiningerne at foa
bel gropitefDnet iom Distinguished.
BET og airteoergen fonot BET ufors
Iparliet at laoe alotten 1rn9e, men
beIluttebe at lobe ben tuge ueb. Der
oil NIL %foreIsbig bIipe anbragt ct
Statip paa Sirtegdaroen .hoori alofs
fen opbGngts, inbtil Sadruet blipst
nBjere ~sfteriet at mere iagtpnoige. ri.
meIigpis ben artitett, fom bar BAIT
5ilfpnet meb Spfprelfen, % foripurs
Zig iitunoiat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19
SntaanYt.

Stpre Carer. = GGefen fox
ben gumls, bsjt aniste 5obatsforret,
ming 9erm. &riissr, Der bebe / Bin
Ter, bap0s i lit 5eitamente beftemi, ct
10000 Sir. at bans efterldbte syors
mue Ituloe uboeles til 5abritens
5unttipnarer og Qrbejoere. Zen 80.
Suli fanot 5orOelinsen Steb, beregs
net for bOers geofommsnbe efter 3jes
neitetib Og Q~enforbolb, / portioner
fra 5000 ar., oe Dafts ielpfplge.
fig flor @l9be bos aas be pooeels
benbe.
5oruben bisie 10000 ar. bar ben
afoebe Ttentet 5000 SIR. til5irmuets
gOebolber, Inrnt 100000 Str. til Ops
r~ettelfe al ct Qrbejberleeot, Iom boa
fsrit itdl trabe / Strait sftsr bans o.
Derlebenbe !6uftrus Osb.
0orf 8irte. = Den nn STRIFE
/ 9orf, 0ronninelunb Sogn, Der ops
fsrtes for ca. 5 Qnr iiben, biier fa
MI, forsprigt puu Ell libt tiblist Sta
blum, life at bare bheset fou iolibt,
iom bet bapbe baret snifeligf. Deb
ct probiteipn, iom forstoees for noss
le Daee iiben, bifte bet fig, efter bDaO
,.@enbf. Sib." mebbeler, at Mren,
bporpaa airfefloften baneer, bar
repnet, oe at 5smmerbertet | Soars
net beb 8rus of &lctfen siper zig faa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

Iise @als til 2%unosting ps 6oltes
ting uben at blanbe os | YartipoIiz
tit at fau puIst Manb, Der egner fig
til at forioare 9aanooGrtets os Snz
buitriens Snteresier pda 5inge,
Munee Here G~nteItbeoer tunbe END
MI %nGbnes, men jeg bill reIumere port
bele arbejbe / en- SopeoIum: 6pab
Observation-Disclosures bar ubrettet,
er, at ben bar lGrt banit Sdanbp9rt
og Snbuitri at itaa idmlet og Iluttet
iom en- Gnbeb,
Spoer, 5pnboer. asbenbdpnere %
Sj9u9noere bar Tart at fenbe binon=
ben, at f%oritaa bindnoen; MooiGtz
ningerne melem 2anb o9gn uobiites
% foripinber unber Somdrbeioet |
Observation-Disclosures: Of Smeltez
bielen fremgaar en- iamlet banit
6aanopGrters oe inouitribripenbe
Stono. tldr oper fine Opgoper, liar
pber i'm getpbnina for 5ebrelanbet
og bets 6remtib."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19
u1oore.

Boui ener Grnai ~heibrtoer life. eois bet oinrbe.
pflbe iLn Bern rRhe Ssnaen. Der aipes en- fonitifus
lionel Wariaa bfrfnr. % iea Nal isnoe eoer en- 9Diss
nina pod en- snfeI 5ierimfbehaHblin9 Tom helbrebtbe
nit Rarn 20 mango oHbres.
MRS. NJ. SUMMERS,
Box ID, Notre Dame, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

Sra Winiter ges9et
Spart9r. - timber 9dnbbruoss
miniiterens geisg / Spartar tilbroJ
Der iig ifslge Observation-Disclosures
gems 9lao fel9enbe:
Deb geiigtigelien at Sparf9r Mos
iebru9s %llbgrapning par Gelitabst
traabt til She fra Sporet, mebens
en- tom 9ogn | tart Start rulebe neb
/ @rdpen. 9epartementsfef @ulf
bar imioIertib life fommen lanQt NOT
bort fra Sporet; !6aanbtdget paa en-
flor 3erntrog rumte BAN bsrfor poa
%penitre Stulber og bilbe u%fejl6arlio
6dpe foitet BAN bagober / uogrobnins
gen. bpis ban life reIolut bdpoe ares
bet tat / S%porbognens gd1imaf %
| pilot Qs6 Fulgt meb benne, inbtil
&uifen, Der intet bdobe mRrtet iii IL
befoet, epbelig bleb ruobt % % iii
bremiet. 5or 9ilituerne. Der bar
fuIoitanbie ube at Stdnb til at pbe
nogen iOm BELT Sjalp, bar bet ct
9jeblif ct meget ubpggeligt Spn, o9
FIR 9epnrtementshefeu funoe bet bas
re bIepen en- bberIt alDorIi9 MffGre.
gu tunbe man b%elbigDis, neIt at
ltomplimentere Oepnrtementsdefen
for bans Qanbsn9rb9relie og 9ep1s
oeliebeb. boaefter le uf ltbeloet, Der
life efterlob andre Gelger emo en- 5ers
pebeforation paa 6r. @ulHs ~Oenitrs
Sfulber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

lNSlpNNA S"A ~NHH TNA1A
oerefter ct 5oreorae, bpori ban itGrft
d~nbefaleoe en- etonomiff Sammens
lutning melem be ire norbiiteRiser.
Def tr9peoe NebUenbigbeben. Del
tr1tter op til solbtampe, og geItnts
tslien meofsrer ioa itore 3ruiter DC
Snnbifnter, at be Imdo mao flute
fig iammen mob be torres 6enipnss
Ges6eb.
81. 8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
men en- Del 2nfenifningsbeputotios
nsr, bOOrof Oi naOner 6anoelsforss
ningernes 59lIesrspr9fentdiion,
Observation-Disclosures aomits, enarebs
uf Observation-Disclosures, Der meb 2dnbss
tinesmnnb, @rosierer 6oIaer geterz
ZEN iom Srbferer ~operleperebe $1,000
ar. til 59llesorgoniidtionens 5onb,
9efniif Stole, 5oreningen al bnniie
Spritfabritdnter, Der ffentebe 1000
ar., &ebenbapns Stipperforenine,
2erlin9eforeningen, Rspr9ientans
ter fra 9roberlanbene, 5etniit BRO
binsifoleforsnins log Rejitftipenbiez
foreningen. Sluttelig mebbeIte Reb.
Bauer, at Slbil9umsfonben M an
broe 10000 Str.
ST. 5 afbolbtes ben egentlige gu,
bilrumsfeit / ben magtige Raaobuss
ial. Der for QnIebningen bar nbsrlis
gere u%oimnttet meb gamle 9pfaner
70 Draperier oper aqe gdlfoner.
gao 0ulpet bar iamlet en- m4gtig
6orfamline, bbori bemGrtebes Minis
itrene 0eunber, Qlberti og Gnep.S ps
tenien, 3ingenes 5ormanb / Spioz
fen Tor Meoiemmer al qdnbsting og
Soliciting. Gnbpibere General 9a6ns
ION, @ebeimeetotsraab 9. 8romien,
Oberit Seperin, gorgmeiter SEMEN.
RdaDm9noene anubien % Sage. =
Ssprigt bar 6dlen fplot al aepras
ientonter forSnbuitri og9aanbbGrt.
5ormanben. Gabritant 2lrel Meps
er, bsb a[le beltommen, iGrli9 be till
ftebeparenoe MebIemmer of Re9ss
ring. Rigsbdg Og Sommunulbeit1>
relic. oNor isriie 5unfe reiier III til
So. Muj. &onsen."
Gn at 9r. Qlfr. Spien forfattet
Sang oJor aongen" biep afiungen,
bOorefter aaceGiraab pash tnlte fort
for aongen. iom ultib bar piit Snters
este for Snbuitriens os 9oonbbars
fets 5ripiel og 5%remgnne. Oct er
ogIuo / bans Regerin9stib. be fore
6remitribt er Itet. Derfor er BET nas
turligt, at bor fsrIte 9ante e9lbsr
Fam. Song Gbriftiun ben Rienpe
lspel Wifolbigt 9urru.)
prof. s. NDrop bolbt ben egentlige
5eittole ON be f~Ordnorebe inouitrielz
e 5orbolo.
profesioren fasbe til Slutnine:
,,8i er fun ct fife 2anb os ct fife
Golf. Men hi slifer bette 2anb 90
bette Golf. Og benne 8arligbeb til
Soft os 2dnb er / fibite Snituns ben
bebffe Oberlebsrins, ben bebfte Sra
bition, Der fan edd 6danb | 5aan5
NIB ben fremubftrebenbe inbuftri=
effe Gremfrfbtsbisen, Ri MI bar, pe
Tom pi life fan unbp9re. 9ib ben
ma blibe foritaaet at olle; glib ben
maa blipe itsttst fra ale Siber; glib
en6per oberfor ben mao gre fin
pfigt. faalebes fOm J9llesreprefens
fationen MI bar sjort bet | be fors
fgbne 25 Mar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

SIR man git oper til bet n9ite
quntt puo 9dgsorbenen. bah R9its
%furmanben, aancelironb pd9b. 30
genie, ON Orbet for at afilpre Ell at
6r. 8. Qhen molet giaebe at 5ors
manben, hpis 9rnt MAJ sniteoe at
beb1re for Gfteroerbenen.
5ormanben tatfebe bepe9et for
ben fmutte @ape iom ban snfteOe OPP
ban9t i ct at 59Iesrepraientatioz
mems 2otaler iom en- 9af fra Meoz
lemmerne til belle 9eItnrelien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

Slaltu puu SltltgduIpH,gUOll HlUlS
fen opbGnges, inbtil Saarrst blipst
nBjere ~efteriet at mere ~iagtnnoige. ris
meIigpis ben artitett, ION bar boft
5ilfbnet meb SpfsrelIen, % foripars
Zig iitanbIat.
0Drt betolt Mdoetfgbeo.
= pa 10s5oget 5rebdg Form. ben
20. Suli BRUTE inb rn SIdgelfe
Station, blep Der truttet / Neobrems
len. 5oeperiondlet itnrteoe til, oe
BET bite Iig, ifsIge Slagetiepoitsn, at
bet bar en- no9et mogeIig dnluet
Sernbdnearbeioer, Der meo tn 5ami>
lie er pdd @ei til Canada, fom, bd
ban ituloe reiIe fig op. babe 6ennttet
RsbbremietrGtfet fom 6adnotdg. =
BREMEN oirteoe imiolertib, % 3o1s
fsreren aftreoebe MI MdnOen De 20
9r., Der alminbeligbis erlG9oes,
mar man misbrueer Rsb6renIen.
9a ban life 6apbe banfts qen9.
bos ia, matte ban dfl9gge en- lille
9iiit pad qolitiftotionen / SIaoelz
Ie, bpor Melemparenbet bleo orbnet,
og Mdnben fiji COB til at fortfatte
Reiien.
6an blep noqst forIintet men bet
fan ban 10 taffe i'm WtageIi9beb for.
9uItus W tnifteren oq
6 b r. 9ebet. = Der er fdIoen itos
re Orb fra ben 9enbibsiel : 8enitres
mano SIR. 2epet og bans 9enners
Sioe / Qnleoning al. at suItusminis
iteren baOoe bebubet og ieuere onlaet
Sag MOB BAN, foroi ban baooe talot
Wliniiteren for %tpetun9et.
9r. 2ebet iprang op ION en- meget
brslenbe 9sbe, men ipnes uu at pGrs
iulben neb iom ct meget life Gam.
.0agblabet"s 9~orrelponoent / 5iers
ring t%elegraferer nemli9:
aultusminiiteren og CIR. qebet
mebtes i 9aur til 5orlig / 6isrrino.
5or Miniiteren msbte Sagfsrer Sas
cobien, !6isrring, msbens Qeoet msos
tie ielp. Oct fer ub til. at Der ifol
TONNE 5orIis / Stanb. 5 ali 5alo
tiIbsb 9soet al ~tilbagetalSe tine fran.
fenoellbtdlelfer FAINT at b,1le 30 ar.
til 5jerring Qmts 5r1olantningss
forening, bpiItet 5ilbub oil 6libe tile
Itiaet Miniiteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

Og bermeo ct Gene for 5Gllesres
pr9ientationen meb en- 3at til ben for
bens 6ortio % meb ole sobe Ens
tier for bens 5remtib."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-19

Naar 6s. Mai. aongen life BEL
tog | 5eiten, bdpoe bette = ifplge >
5orInbenOe = i'm 9runb t. at Son
gen life befanbt iie bel.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-22
Man and Wife,

Buxton, N. Dak., Sept. ~ Especially.
Mr.. B. L. Skrivseth of this place
has been added to the steadily grow
ing following that Dodd's Kidney
Pills have in this part of the country
Mr.. Skrivseth gives two reasons
for his faith in the Great American
Kidney Cure. The first is that they
cured his wife, and the second is that
they cured himself.
II must say" says Mr.. Skrivseth,
that Dodd's Kidney Pills are the
best remedy for Kidney Trouble I
ever knew. My wife had Kidney Dis
ease for years and she tried all kinds
of medicine from doctors but it did
not help her any. An advertisement
led her to try Dodd's Kidney Pills
The first box helped her so much that
she took eight boxes more and now
The is cured.
II also took three boxes more and
hey made me feel better and stronger
in every way"
Dodd's Kidney Pills have never yet
failed to cure any Kidney disease from
Backache to Rheumatism, Diabetes or
Bright's Disease