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street. in the presence of nearest relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoge will reside at the Mel
rose, 1S43 Clifton street, after November /.
Miss Mamie A. Miller of 406 Albany
street, lexington. has returned from the
valley of Virginia, where she has been WIS.,
itlng for the past three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-19

Gen. and Mrs Tilford are at the RAM
croft ~ N A'-
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Mrs Walter A. Johnston of the villa
Nehslngton. Md, will be at home Friday
octoper Is, after 2 when she will be pleas
ed to see her friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-19

and Mrs p. b. Hidden of Newport News. and
Mr.. William Schofield Hoge, jr., of Wash
ington, d. c., were married on October 1S.
The ceremony took place at the home OF
Representative John F. Rixey. 100 10th
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Miss Marian Gallaudet of this city was
among the bridesmaids yesterday attending
Miss Grace Harper Coppell at her mar
rage to Mr. Walter Alexander of New
York. The ceremony at Tenafly, N. j.,
was followed by a reception. The brides
maids were all former classmates of the
bride.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-19

DIR. Alfred Francis Hopkins of this city
and Miss Anne De Wolf Gibson will be maF-
ried November 0, at st. Georges Church,
Flushing L. l. A small reception will fol-
low at the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Charles De Wolf Gibson, at Flushing. The
bride is the sister of Charles Dana Gibson,
and Dr. Hopkins is the son of Mrs F. A. M.
HopkinS of | street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-19

Mrs Chas. II. Leighton has just returned
from the bedside of her daughter, Mrs.
Opal L. Smith of Rhode Island avenue.
where she and Mr.. Smith were summoned
on Thursday. Mrs. Smith is visiting the
home of T. G. Niche, in Virginia, where
she was taken dangerously Ill of appendi-
citis Mrs. Smiths condition is slightly i'm
proved.
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DOWIE CLAIMS TO
HAVE $2l,OOO,OOO.
Apostle John Alexander Says His
Treasury Is Far to the
....ail: Good.
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
Chicago, Dec. 19.-"After all liabili
ties are fully provided for, we are at the
very lowest and conservative estimate,
according to the responsible general
financial manager Of Zion, more than
$21 100000 to the good"
This is DR.. John Alexander Dowle g
answer to the recently published state
ments that after he had cleared off his
old debts last Friday he involved him
self in new liabilities. Going more into
detail, DR.. Dowie says:
'The intense vindictiveness and NAL
ice Of this last attack will doubtless,
in the minds Of all thoughtful and de-
cent people, be it's condemnat ion: lnasr
much as the subscriptions to stock in
Zion s great industries amount to mill
ions, it is true we owe millions in the
same sense that railways and great in
dustries of the country owe millions.
"But it is also true that we possess
many more millions than we owe. We
have not heard one word of dissatisfac-
ton from any firm with which we have
been doing business. There is not the
slightest foundation for the suggestion
of a. receiver. ..-
"These attacks have been made prob
ably for foreign consumption, for we
believe that there could not be found in
the city of Chicago, ten business men of
prominence who would have the slight
est sympathy with them-perhaps not
One'
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rived recently from Hardin where after
weeks in the hospital the doctors extract
ed seventeen bullets from him ampu-
tated one leg and discharged him as
cured. He gave his experience in a
hardly do better than quote his own
words. He said!
1t was at Liao-yang that got put out
of commission for good. On the evening
Of Sept. we had been ordered to at
tack some of the Japanese trenches. We
had to cross a good piece of open ground
under a heavy cross-f1re and there were
men falling at every step from the time
We broke cover to the minute we rushed
the trenches at the point Of the bayonet.
Nothing happened to me until we We're
close to the Japanese lines, when I got a
bullet in my right foot that brought me
down. $685.. -.
Good for a Target. -.
From that time was no more good ex-
cept as a target, but I must say drew
good deal Of Japanese ammunition, if
that counted for anything.
Our fellows went on and carried the
Japanese trenches on the left in a hand
to-land fight, for we can usually whip
those fellows If we can get close enough
! to them. But there was a long line of
works on the right that we did not take
and where they kept on shooting. They
were the people WIN uio Aoi me. i was
on the ground with my teeth chattering,
mostly with pain. Scared? OF course ]
was. guess anybody would be scared
under the circumstances. It seemed to
| me when those fellows found 7 was not
dead they did not take an interest in
shooting at anything but me. That prob
ably was not so, but that was the way i,
| seemed at the time. y II.
Anyhow, made up my mind to get Out
and crawled along toward the trenches
where our men had gone over the top. A
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NZZ EEzoWzE @7v0 EH- J0zz7E1gW IZz7Z-Ez' 7~077 .

has not enough strength. of mind to
keep her sane. cannot, find any SYM
patty for. such a view; the truth seems
to me exactly the contrary. Tt seems
to me there was every adequate reason
for her insanity. She had been forced
by her father to play a part toward
Hamlet, but the vital point is over
looked, that what really induced her to
the deception was the hope that there
by she was helping Hamlet.
HHer attitude toward him was al
ways Of the most extreme solicitude
for. his welfare. She believed him
mad; she thought it was given her to
do something that might tend toward
the easing Of his mind; she understood
that if Hamlet were to know that Po-
lonius was at hand he would be pro-
iected into one Of his violent attacks.
Hence 1t is for his own good, as she
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-19

THE appearance Of Julia Marlowe
and E. 81. Sothern in Ham
L letD was one of the most inter
esting dramatic events OF the
New York season. Miss Marlowe has
her own views in regard to the pathet-
ic role Of Ophelia. ., ;, !,
II am always glad to talk about
Ophelia,' she said to our New York
correspondent, "because it seems to me
one Of the most interesting and moving
characters that Shakespeare created. L
suppose my conception may differ
somewhat from others. I have seen
very few ophelias.
~ have been told that the general
impression among actors is that she is
to be portrayed as feeble-minded in
ganue. T do not see how that can be.
Hen madness is explained in such a
conception on the superstition that she
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no one came back I thought they must
have captured them. had no more than
started going until bullet in my right
shoulder rolled me over again. I got my
gun in my left hand then and kept on
crawling. Then got shot in the left leg
just above the knee. Then two or three
bullets got me in the right leg. dropped
my gun and helped myself along with my
left hand. But they must have thought
I was having too easy time of it, for I
got shot thru the left shoulder and that
brought me down fat. There was moth
ing for it then but to wriggle along like
a snake on my breast and stomach. /
kept on getting shot in my right leg, but
all the feeling had gone out of It, SO did
not mind that much. The last time
recollect getting hit was again in the
left shoulder.
~ Thirteen Bullets in One Leg.
It was just dawn by the time I got to
the trenches, and when I finally wriggled
over the top I thought they were full Of
Japanese. But it happened that the Jap
anese uniforms I saw were on corpses and
the live people were talking Russian, SO I
yelled for help. The men took me to a
bandaging station two miles away and
good keeping. I had thirteen bullets in
my right leg and side and four scattered
around on other parts Of me. But they
tied me up and sent me on to Hardin, and
there they cut my leg off. 1t was not fit
| to keep. So here am crippled but that
Is better than being dead or prisoner.
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conceives it, that when Hamlet asks,
Where is your fathera' she replies IN.
|truthfully, AT home, my lord, and the
sacrifice Of the truth in woman SO
pure and good as Ophelia is shown to.
us as in itself tragedy. Her one idea
is to help him, to restore him and to
|save him from despair-a womanly
trait that perhaps has not had all the
attention it deserves.
Oilers is very tragic story. Did
you ever think that no one else in the
play suffers so much as she's She sees
the collapse and ruin of her hopes, the
madness of her lover and the death OF
her father at that lovers hands What
situation in all the drama is more terr
rible than that's It is her own lover
that kills her own father. Is it won-
derful that she goes insane9'
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One Fare Christmas Rate.

Via the Northern Pacific Railway for
the round trip to Taylors Falls, Glen
wood, Wyndmere, Sheldon, Lisbon, Hen
ming, Cakes, Bismarck, Mandan, Lucca,
Valley City, Rogers, Darlington, De-
troit Cali at city ticket office, 10
Nicollet House block, for further infor.
nation.
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TRACsEDYAIN A HOSPITAL.
Nebraska Man sSrangled to Death by
Fellow Patient,

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 19.--W. s. McCar-
thy, a patient at the state hospital for
the insane, member of a leading. Ne
braska family, was stranglled to death
Both men were confined in the violent
ward and were momentarily left alone.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS

DON'T FORGET.
All sttiugs made on or before Dec. 22 Will
be finished for Xmas delivery.
Violet Ray Studio,
235 Nicollct. Corner Washington.
PHOTOGRAPHS MAKE MOE XMAS GIFTS
Bring this ad and get 25 per cent of.
Skage Bros, 301 Nicollet ay.
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HARRY LEHR is sELF-sAcRIFIcINa.

New York, Dec. 19.-According to the
latest society gossip, Harry Lehr leased
his handsome residence in West Fifty
sixth street a few weeks ago preparatory
to taking a trip thru Europe, but at the
request Of Mrs. William Astor, who wishes
him to lead the cotillion at her grand ball
on Jan. 20, he gave up his trip Being
homeless. he has taken suite Of rooms
at the st. Regis.
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the Chief Quartermaster, Department Dakota,
st. Paul Mimi Nov e. -. ZEAL PIP fK9 q
am, Dec p 1904, and then opened for fur
hshn and delivering 5000 box Lockers mo RE
Seen. and blank proposals with full instructions
had. upon application here. H. B. CHAMBER
LIN, O, NJ.
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MOVING

THE BOYD TRANSFER g. STORAGE co, HAS
unsaualed facilities for moving, storing, pack
RkDUCBD FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi
cage, Denver. Spokane and Pacific Coast points;
occasionally in making up a car, but we alone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure reasonably prompt and re-
liable service. For the best Of service at the
lowest rates. write or call at 40 3D. st S.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
ing household goods; expert furniture pack
ers satisfaction assured; car rates to Pacific
coast and other points. Can save you money.
Write or call. Safes and heavy machinery
moved by experts. 122 9Th ct 8. Both phones.
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE; Elk.
pert packers for storage or shipment; large and
commodious vans for moving. Ofrice. 200 Nicol-
/ let; both phones 1905 Residence. T: G. 1924.
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Standard Catholic Book Store.

Handsome Prayer Books, Rosaries
day gifts. :. 81 4th st. S, I'd floor. - -.
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MEDICAL

DIR. LoUCELIA SMITH. e..
Magnetic healer and scientific massaglst, gives
Eenesalt. sponge and alcohol baths. Give me a
call and be convinced Of MY abilities. nm
not travelling healer, but permanently located
in your city. IA 7th st s. z
MRS. DIR, MCKAY, 7 Tth st s, BETWEEN HEN
nepin and Nicol1et electric, magnetic, alcohol
vapor sweats, for colds and rheumatism;
steam heat
CoRNs, BUNIoNs AND INGRowrNG NAIES
Al Washington S.
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In order to prove 20 you
Piles : e: :: !: T.: ::
Of itching, bleeding, or
protruding piles, the manufacturers guaran-
tee cure. You can use 1t and If not
cured get your money back. Mr.. Casper
Walton, laborer, Michigan CITY, Ind, says:
81 work hard and lifta great deal. The strain
brought on an attack Of piles They itched
and they protruded and bled Nothing helped
them until used DR.. A.W. Chase's Ointment.
That cured them" Soc. box at all dealers, or
DRAW. CHASE MEDICINE Co., Buffalo, NY.
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Gillette g. Griffin Safety Razors
At Gardner, Hardware Company. ~
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MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
chinery; large stock second-hand and new
Northern Machinery Co.. at ID st 8. Mpls
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PRINTING

PRINTING--wE PRINT CARDS, DODGERS,
bilhsads, tickets, booklets letterheads, state
ments; work is equal to high-priced print
shops arg prices much lower. try u.s.
Ewald a. Son. 239 Sd av N.
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PENSIONS

RoBT. WATSON, NOTARY PUBLIC. PENSION
attorney. Phone Main 2789 La.
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

WILLIAMS, asa GUARANTY BU1LDING,
loans furniture pianos or any security;
large loans a specialtya terms to suit Dor
roWers. Lowest prices.
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property. Charges reasonable. S06 Globe bldg:
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Low Round-Trip Holiday Excursion
Rates to All Points on sfNorth-
|s Western I,ine'

Tickets will be on sale Dec. 9th,
25th, Goth, 3lst, Jan. LIST and I'd, with
return limit Of Jan. 4th, at one and
one third fares for the round trip. City
ticket office 600 Nicollet avenue, Min-
neapolis.
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SHOT SEVENTEEN TIMES
Russian Soldier, Shot Full Of Bullets,
Tells His Experiences. s.~

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
Moscow, Dec. l. Kirinchenko proba-
bly, the most htoroly shot-to-pieces man,
who has survived the present war, ar
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PROFESSIONAL

sUPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLES. ETC. PERMA'
T7-7S Syndicate Block. Pioneer stand Of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08
&reosmpoe.

Norblise Rebroifa 6rsbs at ben forsneb,
airfe afbolber lit ACKNOWLEDGMENT / Blair,
debr.. ira II. til 20. WRarts. qabuinos.
slbstisneite Eorsooe aften 81. ~.
Seloenos @mner pil blips br6ftebe:
l. Zen ierits s~orliabebs 5Ornpelle DE.
nisbeben | 5orbinOelis m,b aab. 2. as.
III. 6p.m fau meb Rette pore Weblem Of
en- go. lntb. Nenigbsb2
Is. 6. 8Iotb
areOsiormanb.
Blair Menisbeb inobpber genner til
oDennRpnte Wsbe.
Seissenbe beoes mslbs Osres aomme til
8r anftr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08
DanrnarR.

bapnens 9pgs
m re, gntrepensrerne 9ummez
fen len. % @l5eIingen, er / pisie De-
&c / Sfagen ion at befe foriteaige
5orbolo peorprenbe 9abnen og fer
at forbanble meo Stagen8baneu5
9eItDrelie ON transport At Wateris
Tier. S en- nar 5remtib antommer
80 at Gntrerpenprerne inotsbte
@oosbaneoogne. Saainurt 8ejrforz
bploene tiGaoer bet, bill 9aneiporepe
fra 3immer 6~oIoeplaos til Strano=
b., 6Dorfra Stenene Ital bentes, %
fra Sfaaen Station til Roroitrano
blibe paa6egBnbte. = 6upneingenier
SGenOort 5reberits6aDn, og Sns
qenier gaae gruun. bigger. Oil Biz
be iilinnsfprenOe peO 6uOnens 9pg-
nina. Sioitnabnte tager i ben On.
leoning for nogle Qar fat 9olig |
Gtagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

5o!tetingsmono Sens
9ut feireoe forleoen fit % @ars
Su5ileum ION MeOlem At 5oltetin=
gets 5indnsuOpaIg oeO en- priudt
MiOOa9 / aigsoaSs bngningen, bpor.
oeltog 5iuansuopalasts Meblemmer
meb llnbtaaelie at Roslef % Dine
len, iom bar forbinbrebe oeb Sbas
bonn. 9esubsn Miniitrene Qlberii.
6age, ;. 6. G6riitenien, SprenIsn
% Ole 6anien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

ST Gs6ier9tracb % tri.
minet unOerfp9effe. Gftel
iuititsminiiteriel Orbre bill Der M
meoDeIer ,@ibe Stiftstioenoe". bli.
De inblebet friminel unoeriogelil
mob sngfsrer 6. 8. anubsn. Der
tibligere 9irettpr fer ags6ierg D.
Omegns Sparetasie" Jon litpioerer
9nuBens 81. Iom er unoer &onturs.
6ebdnbling. bar pasiiper for "a
10000 ar.. men fun Qttiper for ca
5000 Str.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08
go9er Ill nroiattc Yriier.
Nortiat ira Sioe 2 J

Bortiat ira Sioe g.
BID. Wibbelaloerens Wagi at bic
tor Rpbberg. Oberfot fra Sbenf
meO 5orfatterens 3;naoelIe. ITO
Siber / Smilag. 9ebIal ira 90c
til Acc.
315. Setterne | Danmdrt meb Iars
Zig 9enipn til b.res 4fbigelIer |
earen at ben ebangeliits IutberRe
airte. af 8. g. Sad6be, Soanes
pratt. 400 Sioer / Omnag. RsO.
iat ira $500 til $1,00.
316. a%riitenlip / 0dnmort gennem
9nnorcos Oar (1741-l840). gn
guoelig 5oriumlingss Siftorie dF
5reberit Rpsuarb. Den fbnfe
Opbaftelie. 450 Siber / Omfag.
Rebfat fra $3.50 til $1,0O.
317. gn gammsl DonmarfsbitOri.
for qar 826-1157, afminbelia
taIoet Rosfilbes arsnnifen. Op.rs
lat fra eatin at ~. grebsborH.
30 Siber. RsbTot fra 15c. til Sc.
318. GpiIober at bet banffe SFoItes
Iip, iumIebe af 8. g. Robmonn.
2o4 Siber / 0mHag. Nebfat fra
SOC. til 20c.
319. MisiiOns : 5oreordg af u. 6.
6. @robe MosmusTen. 344 Sis
Der | Omllas. Rebfat fra $1,40
til Zoe.
800. gibrug til Sdrs esebes oq ben
ersnlanbffe Misfions : Siftori.
1721-176o sfter trbtte % ubs
trnfte afloer of 8. 81. 1enoer.
348 Sibsr | Omilag. Hsbfot fra
1920 til 50c.
Danifb autb. pubL. Souf..
Blair, R.br.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

0ruttet 4rfenit Os bsb.
Gn 9anepo9terIte peo 6%ppeogaare
bapbe ifslge .6orIens Npis" fOrle.
ben tsbt qrlenit til areuturpuoii
.pg TtiIet 6loften fra ia. st 3aari9i
Barn fl fat / 5laiten. brat at ben.
o. itont 2egen itrafs bleo bentet,
bar Der bog lite noget at gre. 8df.
net bar bob, inben 29gen Tom I'll
Steoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

gulsteps 9erebog. @ef
Ell Sfolemeoe / aulnnb6nrg forte
hen Dag tom en- Del at 5orbanbIin-
gen til at Oreie "a ON 8alslebs Ca
rebra % ON. booroiot 2arerne bdr
forpligteoe til at faOe 8ernene lart
ben uoenab.
5ortanber Munf minbebe / Tel5t
,,Sors Qmtstio." ON ct 5ilfplbs.
Der par bleOen afgiort at 0liniiteri.t.
meDens Scaoenius bar Winifter.
Hup9renbs 5oItetingsmdnb Senien=
8uubftrup bapOe negtet at labs
8grnene lore Qprebogen, og co
pr9ifen Forbrebe bet. blep Sager
inoantet for Miniferiet, Der af9ioro'
ben oerben, at Qarebogen ffulbe ban.
ne 8runolaget for Religionsunbets
Disningen, men bet blep life padbuoi
noget ON, at ben tuIbe Iares uoen-
Oh.
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6orretning til Sala.

Gn DeI oporb.ibet General Merchan-
disc -Sorr.tnine / en- gp meb manas 1onife,
bpor Der sr oanif lutb. airte os Sfole, sr til
Sal9. 9areoplaset beleber zig iii omfring
$500. Gm farmer. O%plpsninasr, 2lbr.
DtGrfet T. care of .1nnifsren". Blair. Reb.
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Scfcnota6relic. :

Oct 6etenbtgsres 6erpeo. at ben
If~anoinapiife misunderstanding al
boloer i'm durliqe Notwithstanding
MdnoaQen Den 4. 9pril 1904. Gftm.
81. /. I 9ennoro, Rebr.
Observation-Disclosures meoer 81.
o 5ormibbag.
Ssren Rasmusen Gel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

0e6 ON 8orb. 9ampifibet
,Qaura", Der forleben dnfom iii Rs
ben6abn fra Sslanb. mebferte 9iq,t
al en- urg isfunbf prat, fom afgif
peb Dsben, bd Sfibet befanbt Jig
ube / HorbIpen. Den Qfbebe, bbis
NaDn er Olaf 5efgafen, bar pr9it
| 9rebat paa Ssfanb og bleb 81 Qar
gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

6~orfpgt Stb5Paaets
fe1ie. 6orrige 9pr6ug Qften or
Der fjeroe Sang fOriegt SIospadz
fattelIe / en- tor gienoom / Sinoal.
Gn 6~aanop9rter. Der boeoe / 6uiet,
bgrte en- unoerlig QpO fra ct 2oftsz
pqrelie, 6por TO lIrmaaere boeoe.
Ogren par afIaaiet, men 6aanobGrz
fereu % en- Nabo Ipr9ngte ben; 8Gs
relief TtoD oa / lns Cue. Sloen Bier
burtigt Iluttet. Timber Sengen fob
en- brqnoenoe 9ampe / en- aasie NEE
llbro9rt og en- SLATE meo br9no6dr
8ebife, oltfda en- Slugs Slbebrdnbss
maitine, Der Ifulbe babe ituttet Slo
pua 6uIet. ubrmagerne par flpgs
tebe. Den enc bleo / 5el9e u9enoi.
Sio.@ anbolbt forleben og bleb un=
nertaItet ct ire 5imers langt 6orbsr.
hpori ban n9gteoe, men ban er ft9r.t
mistanft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

aatolifferns Belle. 81
f~utolIte geiitfige, Der / ben iibite 3io
bar opbolbt iig / Belle, bar / 5stge
..Jolfebl." ai1uttst 2ejemaal ON en-
2eiligbeb / en- gogbngnins / Nerre=
gupe Der / 8Den, bpor Der Tfal inS=
rettes ct 8apef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

Gn Ssmanbs6eiifol
Den inoenldnbite SemanbsmisIipn
bar / luxembourg fsbt en- @runb pda
1900 ap.z 2(len, pad bbiffen bet tr
6eniigten at cpfsre en- 9baning ii
8rug for en- SsmunosbsiIfole og Il
Semanbshiem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08
Mortensen& Co.

General Weiteru Qosien9ers Agents.
1926. Sat ainIie ct, ebicnac 81
gaalioeli9e A0eaier eniieS / ollie itnnoia
n%ouiife Settlementer at rfpreientere bernie
oirefte einie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

Sra 6ejefteret. Sagen ON
eopiie g5riitine G6riitianien er M
in6antet for 6sieiteret. = DUN CT
tiltalt for ManbOras og bar for
omtr. J 4ar Iiben Orutnet fit Barn
en- MS0ie Deb StanOerborg. - 9eo
8iborg 9anosoperrets Dom at %.
Sanuar blso bun an1et meb 3ugtz
b~usarbeioe / 8 Qar. 6siefteretsfag=
fererne Ditri6ien og 6sgs6ro er BE-
i~titteoe benbolospis til Qttor oq
9efenior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

4fffebigetfe Og ubnes
nell E. - Sogneprait for 6ot=
Tteo og Quneoe meni9beoer. qro0it
for 2oaan6s Ssnber % 9srre Ser.
ve6ers Qropiti I Qoaanb= =1alftera
Stiff g. M. Quno. n. at 0bg. &c
06mp.. er efter q~nfpgning afifeOi.
get fra be BAN betroebe Gmbeber
NaaOe % meo g%eniion.
S%ogneprait for Rafifoo % Bran.
tersleO menig6eber Z. 3. 81. Sim.
quit, q. af Dig. er beItittet til
proOii for QoIanbs Ssnber % nor.
re 6erreber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

en- 5orfsqs 9~ifepfans
9anobrugsminfteriet bar /
II. Belle 2(mts 5olte6t." tiiitouet
9ebtermefter u. Staact / 9ieneruo
ct 5illfub al Statsfasien paa 300
9r. til Qnla9 % Drift At en- 5ovz
iegs pileplantage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

Den operfalOne SmebsIarling beo=
Der Rreiten Htelien. Smebeipenbens
Rapn er Riels 6br. Serenien. pa
ban er bjemmeberenbe / aanoers.