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The Washington times., 1904-03-01

pass your water frequently night and
day. smarting or irritation in passing.
oricEdust or sediment in the urine. head
ache, backache. lame back. dizziness.
sleePlessness, nervousness, heart dis
turbance due 70 bad kidney trouble. skin
eruptiols from bad sblood. neuraIrfs
rheumatism. diabetes, FLOATING. irritabiI-
ity, worn out feeling. lack of ambition
loss OF flesh, sallow complexion. or
Bright's disease.
If your water. when allowed 10 remain
undtsturbed in a glass or bottle Tor
tWenty-tour hours, fms a sediment or
settling. or has cloudy appearance-it
is evidence that your kidneys and blad-
de. need immediate attention.
swamp Root is the great discovery OF
u kilmer, the eminent kidney ana
bladder specialist Hospitals use il with
wonderful success in both slight and
severe cases. Doctors recommend ft n
their patients and use ii in their own
families, because they recognize in
swamp Root the greatest and most sue
cessfuI remedy.
swamp Root is pleasant IN tal,s ana =.
for sale at drug stores the world over in
tottles or two sizes and two prices-fftv
cents and one dollar. Remember tba
name, Swamp-Root. DR.. Kflmer's SwamD-
Root, and the address. Dfnehamfon
y. Y, on every bottle
swamp Root in promptly curing even
s OF bladder troubles. that 10 prove its
!. bottle and book Of VARIABLE infor-
IL ne book contains many Of The
letters received from men and women
Root Is so we'll known that our readers
m sending your address TO Or. Kilmer
az you read this generous offer in T-he
rs OF this paper guarantee the genuine.
The Washington times., 1904-03-01
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
WANTS PLAYGROUND
Committee of Citizens Meets
the Commissioners.
RECOMMENDS PUBLIC PARK
Children Suffer From Rapid Growth Of
This Section of District-A Site
Suggested.

A committee from the Columbia
Hdshts Citizens Association called on
tie District Commissioners this morn
ing. and asked the authorities to rec
ommend to Congress the establishment
Of a public park in Mount Pleasant. at
the corner Of Fourteenth Street and Co o.
lumbia Road. The Commissioners took
the matter under considera ton
The committee, Of which Judge J. ).
McCalmont was chairman, consisted of
the following men: The Revs. Joseph
Dawson, G. F. Dudley. and NJ Ross
F1shburne: c. S. Bundy. P. r. Evans. T
c. Dulin, DR.. B. F. Gibbs. B. H Slime
metz. c. F. Scott. w. H. Saunders. and
G. S. Hardy.
The Washington times., 1904-03-01
Work Upon SanitQriun1
And Training School
Seventh Day Adventists to Erect Several
Buildings at Takoma Park to Inaugurate
Their Institution and Publishing House.

Work on the sanitarium, training
! school. and publishing house of the Sew
enth Day Adventists at Takoma Park
Will in all probability be begun within
the next two or three months. Plans
for the buildings TO be erected are now
In the hands Of the architect. A. S.
Baird of Battle Creek, Mich, who was
here last week TO look over the ground
The sanitarfum and school are 70 be
located on the fifty-acre plot purchased
last summer at Takoma Park. provided
that the requisite sewerage arrange
ments can be perfected. This matter IS
now in the hands Of a committee. which
is expected 10 report upon IL at the
earliest practicable moment In the
event that the sewerage cannot be fur
nisAed as desired, the complex buildings
which are in contemplation will be To-
Gated at some other point in the Dis
trict
The training school is to be taken in
hand first Of all. and IL IS intended TO
follow the same plan as that pursued by
Booker Washington at the Tuskegee
school. that is, a great part of the work
il to be done by the students them
selves who will thus acquire practical
AiiD'fltN bt VI the plpAf-StOlS lLsf nave
chosen and at the same time will con-
tribute TO the more economical construc-
ton of the buildings They viii he
placed in charge OF superintendent, who
viii direct them in the work to be done
Before proceeding with the erection Of
the school building propert they will
construct temporary dormitorics. which
later on will give way to more substan-
tial edIfices.
On the Cottage Plan.
The school is 10 be arranged on the
cottage plan; that is. there will be a
central building for central offices and
instruction rooms, while the pupils will
be domiciled In separate dornitories OF
which there are to be FIVE for the ac-
commodation each of forty students.
The school is also to contain a chapel
with a seating capacity of ESQ and the
offices and class rooms. The
dormitories will each contain twenty
rooms, twelve by fourteen feet IN dimen-
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10 Prove What Swamp-ROOt. the Great Kidney
Remedy, Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of
The Times May Have a Sample Bottle Sent
Free by Mail

Weak unhealthy responsible more sickness and us
ering than other
kidney continue are sure to follow
other your kidneys most beaus
hey DO attention
sick or feel badly, begin
the great kidney, liver aid bladder as your kidneys
begin to get better they viii help al the other
The Washington times., 1904-03-01

A mortgage Of SO. OOO.O 900 on the Phila-
delphia, Baltimore and Washington Rail-
road has been put on record here I'm the
once or the Recorder Of DEEDS. n por-
ton OF which sum is to be used for
terminal construction in conn action with
the new Union Station
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Fairgrounds Imperative.

Several members Of the committee
spcke, saying the park was necessary
TO- the community they represented or
account Of the number OF children who
will soon be deprived of all Fairgrounds
by the rapid growth of that section Of
the city.
The tract Of land which they want set
aside for the park is about 500 feet
square and has a good growth of trees
The committee pointed out that the
place is virtually a park now. and they
only wanted IT perpetuated as such. It
was explained that the land in question
could be purchased more cheaply now
than would be possible II the Commits
sioners should try to get possession Of
II at later date. when the value Of
real estate in that section would be IN
creased by the building that will soon be
done there.
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I sions and affording facilities for two
| students in each room
| Hollow cement construction is TO be
| used In all the buildings IL Il IS found
practlcaOle to do this In determining
upon this material the question OF
economy was not so much considered
/ as that Of sanitation. il being regarded
that the air spaces furnished by the
hollow constructions would guard the
buildings more Thoroughly against
dampness and would also make them
warmer In winter and cooler in summer
Immediately upon the completion OF
training school, dOrmitOries and dining
nail, the sanitariuE Will be taken in
hand. II IS intended TO have accommO-
cations for one hundred patients. Two
plans are under cOnsidera tiOl: one for a
central building surrounded by Isolated
coltaBesi the other for a Sc les of more
or less connected cottages radiating
from the central building II something
Ike star shape and probably covered by
a glass roof. DR.. q. A. Hare of Coli
lolnia. who IS TO be the surgeon in chief
lttt 5ere last week. and upon his return
In about three or four weeks the ques-
non as 10 which Of these plans is to be
adopted will be definitely settled.
A Publishing House.
II the Takoma Park site is retained for
these buildings-this depending upon
suitable sewerage -arraugements-the
publishing house is TO be located nearer
70 the station on a site yet TO be ac-
quired- 1t is to be a two-story building
In front, but only one story in the rear.
The entire publishing plant of the so
clety VIII be installed there. and four
newspapers, as well as all Of the pam
phlets ana other publications Of the so
ciety, will ssue from there
II - probable that health food fac
tory VIII he established later on to fur
nlSh the supplies for the institution and
also others TO be placed on the market
Another feature I'm contemplation IS the
Institution Of treatment rooms at differ
emf points In the city, and officers OF the
society are now engaged in looking over
the most suitable locations. Altogether
the expenditure of many hundred thou
sands OF dollars is involved in the plans
OF the society.
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Secretary of War.
Record and Pensions.

Appointments under civil service rules
Jacob p. Stirewalt. of Virginia, clerk
at $1,000, by transfer from Department
Of Agriculture; John T. Marshall, OF
Mississippi, messenger at 500.
Promotions. Claude KEEPER, of Penn
sylvania. from clerk at $500 to clerk
at S1.s00; Winfield S. Magill, Of Mary
land, and Austin A. Darrah. of Rhode
Island, from clerks at 81. 400. to clerks
at 81, 500 Benjamin +. wilkins, of Yer
mont, and Ulysses G. Perry, of Penn
sylvania, from clerks at s., 30. to clerks
al S,400; Arthur r. Mackley, of Ohio.
John A. Phillips, of Nebraska; Thomas
a. O'Brien. of Maine; Fred w. Weitzei,
Of Kentucky. and Jack Ausmus, of Or
lahoma, from clerks at $1,000. to clerks
at $3.50.
Rosignations-Guy H Tuttle, of Cali
fornia, and Clifford G. Mitchell, of Penn
sylYania. clerks a Sl.2g1.
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AIMS HEAVY BLOW
At BEEF TRUST
House Committee FavOrs
an Investigation.
CONSPIRACY IS CHARGED
Representative Martin Says Packers
Have Combined to Raise Price of
Their Products.

The House Committee on Interstate
| Commerce today authorized a favorable
! report on the resolution introduced by
Mr. Martin Of South Dakota, requesting
the Secretary of Commerce and Labor
/ to investigate the causes Of the low
prices Of beef cattle in the United States
since July l, 1903. and the unusually
large margins between the prices of beer
cattle and the selling prices of fresh
beef, and whether these conditions have
resulted in whole or in part from any
contract, combination in the form OF
trust or otherwise or conspiracy in re-
straint of commerce.
The Secretary will also ascertain
whether the prices have been controlled
by any corporation or corporate com
bination engaged in commerce among
the several States. or with foreign ma
tons, and IL so. to investigate the or
ganizat ton. capitalization prof1ts. con
duct. and management Of the business
Of such corporations. companies. and
corporate combinations. and TO make an
early report of his findings.
Accuses Packers.
Representative Martin was heard b.
the committee in support Of his resolu-
tlon. He charged that the price of
dressed beef has steadily increased. al
though the price of beef on the hoof has
steadily declined. and that this condi
ton is due TO the combination of largs
packing houses. Seven of these houses
ne declared. made profits last year N
excess of ordinary profits. due TO these
methods. aggregating $4,000 daily.
In August. 1903. the price of dressed
peer was SSS11R per 100 pounds. although
II cost but SS.l7 on the hoof In Febru
ary, 1871. dressed beef sold at the same
price. but beef on the hOof cost Sc 20
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What Is CONC On
In Washington.

NATIONAL - The Wizard Of o.
Sis o. m
COLUMBIA o. Forbes Robertson ana
Gertrude Elliott in Hamlet" o
y. m.
LAFAYETTE-"shore Acres 2:15 p.
m.
CHASE -vaudeviIle. 2:15 and Sis p. m.
Old Kentucky" and
y. m.
EMPIRE-''The Denver Express ana
D. m.
LYCEUM - Transatlantic Burlesquers,
2:15 and S:15 D m.
MATINEES TOMORROW.
Wizard OF o." 2:lB
YETTE-"Shore Acres" Els D. m.
CHASE S-Vaudeville 2.I5 D. m
Denver Express . D. N.
LHCEUM - Transatlantic Burlesquera.
2:l5 p. m.
EXCURSIONS.
Norfolk and Washington steamer for
Norfolk and Fort Monroe. $50 p. M
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MATINEES TOMORROW.
EXCURSIONS.

Norfolk and Washington steamer foT
Norfolk and Fort Monroe. $50 p. m
The Washington times., 1904-03-01
WAR DEPART NENT
OFFICIAL CHANGES
Appointments, Promotions,
and designations.
MERIT GROUND OF ADVANCE
New Working Forces From Secreta1y's
Office to the Bureau of In
sular Affairs.

Changes in the classified force of the
War Department were announced today
from the division of appointments and
promotions as follows:
Secretary of War.
Appointments under civil service rules
Onatus p. Allen, of Kansas. assistant
engineer. at $40; Mary L. Mccormick.
Of Maryland, telephone operator, at
$3.50; George r. PearsaI. of Massachu-
sets, and Lewis w. Oldham, of Texas.
elevator conductors. at $40; Duncan
Davenport of the District of Columbia.
laborer. at $3.50.
Promotions-Horace G. Pierson, of the
District of Columbia, from clerk at $40
to clerk at 5000; Frank NJ. Gill, Of Mary
land. from messenger at $3.50 TO messen-
ger at $720; Mary L. Jones, Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, from telephone op-
orator at $3.50 TO telephone operator at
$500
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Chief of staff.

PromodOns NJ Barlow Mercer. OF
Georgia. from clerk at 81 200 TO clerk at
81 400; Fred Barnes, Of Missouri. from
clerk at 81 900 to clerk at q. 200 and NJ
h Cook, Of District Of Columbia from
clerk at 81. 600 TO clerk at 81 200
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-03-16

ack s ss :$% $s en- $$ II r. % $ & %? % Pr e; ; %S ;= sy % %s @s + 4; $ %$ 4 e: : $ %%%s
% m@@% The The SmSp s% sG J @1 AHE ~%maMh ia nine S of SM@% It is "a % place put ones
mines Mo thHM s ssGmphra field nn Ya uep properties too alkowno calh rpeton
asc~@rJ%% This %% %%%" worth %%sG rack" jack jazz group n '" TT %% %p m later later r%% @p @a
means dividends Thh heM tory ina nuheL
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-03-16
The Cracker
Jack

ted s :$ %:' n% x% s $$ $% Is; : $: "a 90 ri: III $ S e.: s ;. as %ss1 e: $ % : m
tmev values that avery mining engineer in the Suptr fields knws are there Is mot rO
putty our %Mg in cmpo~tn that r@ps the safest kndd security and be momg the "harr
msmens when the dmed dividends rhm? To be biL: kh not wiser policy to Hre this
stock wheh in low, in order to rhe return on your money when the day Of nfn arrives thar bmat u
higher pe and receive less tMny can secure now?
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-03-16
Three Tunnels
Started

K1aIfZ1 unSrvauano you would be time wmd NawHhsaningb because you'd do
know, where sheer luck wins once Method and unes mamemntw wins
back the CRACKER JACK CCSsoIIDATED" GOLD MINES COMPANY have
,,rrns to guide them. They have h@hn do with the California; over in cable Cove
established rd in mining mah. Nwt hym y that he mkr Jack Mnt mtm my OF the other mines
could they ehr that he My isl aTd hamw when hsp property Willie oed the big moiamm
sng stock the Cracker Jack for hes anne reason they sold stock in the theirs. They dO mt wish per-
mhan anything to hxa about opening and saMPpnv. the ErT@tS They a" mot proving careless because The
need muhm em money for equipment and When Mt time arrives they intend to be found prepared This
investors Of there In you The pioneers o, other a@ made ,hhrm money through correct invest
mmh~. They'd hnt makeh by wondering nor by baninv Ee for missed opmrumite.T They s"ghthky
ds mo"msnMM that wMx Withstand h drMm-IeC aIhn", the mkroeg aud the Gdnd.
You know bette uny YOU 9n be told that once Muabeo ore or extnsveM ore s chanp to be Opne,
ody you vii be positive that rs worth! your confidence but the stock will be G@mi it's bargain period Nw
Gp that opportunity Buy stock Byh today
II ynd oM, nerm hs property anhm hes anne neghhThHdM are the substantial tsumonHh the
worth and mtMyo she men back Of it,
II the mkM Jack snp could be Exhibited in New York. the necessary h wddb he forthcoming
in single day .,.u
Thnw why not appreciate now?
What YOU invest now will help thee mMr Jack and the deehpmsntd the Cracker Jack viii help you
aNma while Teh benefit is muh and the wariw will worthy
should you wish to procure cy of the cmpMys pspatusa address sMy Of the Offices named heOw.
Ako make Your checks Tyabeto
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
SlnaanYt.

IS fr9tt Rgperi er forrige
2groag glat f~orspet paa 5reberitsz
berg MOB en- ira 4merita bjembenot
9anffer. 8enne bapoe ON Qftenen
baret 6enne / en- geb9rtnine pla
Qiels Gbbeienspsi hpis Bert ligsl.s
bes bar pRret / 4merita, % iSamtds
lens asb bite ban 89rten ct prog
fiat @ulou6r meo tilbgrenoe masiiu
aeoe u6en at ane. at 10 at @9iterne
/ bet famine fatteoe 9tanen at pber=
fable BAN.
Deb 12a-Siesa forloo 9anff- ams-
1ifaneren 9eoartninsen og began Fg
til 9GrgOej boor ban bor. getop fpnl
ban naaeoe i'm @aoeosr, butfeoe 10
gerioner op peo Sioen At BAN. Den
n greb fat / bans llrt9be Og gap
BAN Iamtibig ct Stag / QnIigtet,
hporbeD ben oberfalone blRnoebes "a
lite tunoe forhlnore 21berlet AZ ur
ng 8eoe; ben anOen log Qrmene ON
BAN pg itial bans portemOnnn; og !
neIte gjeblif par be after foriounore.
8a ben o~psrTalone hdpbe fact tia
famlet. gif ban til qolitiet % an
melbte 5nperiet.
5orleben often lptteoes bet at pad
aribe BAN. Der itjal uret. @anfte pit
fanotes bet life 6os BAN. og ban nags
te6e at bare 3bben; men ban er gem
fenot babe al ben oberfalone o9 AT
@9rten, ligeiom en- Speorter bar
melot fig Iom 8iOne % bar oplpit, ii
ban paa 9ejen bsrte TO perioner az
tale bet paat9nfte SDerfalo.
Sddbel 9dnteluanere Tom Mars
ftanbiIere er unberrettebe ON BET
ftiaalne @ulOurs oeaGDenslloieence
ufiffer6eDen I ag6enbapns Gdber
ipnes at blibe Itsrre for bier Gag,
Der gaar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
DanmarR.
9ammarfs aina-W iisiipn.

Zen oanite MisIion / 8ina
Ri life funne forblipe uberert At Der
meaem 8aslano o9 Sapau uObraOtt
arig. 5lere At oenS Stutioner Zig.
ger paa 9iaotung 6alppen, pdo
hnis SpoipiOs iom 6etenot Dor.
artbur er beliggenoe, og en- at BEN
er i jelpe oenne 9p. Misiipnarcr
ira port artburs Stationen, 6.
Qeoiotlpfp, er Dog for 5iOen / geipq
Der biemme. Site blot De ipoIige.
men o9Iaa be nOrolige Nisiionsita=
TONER / Mantiduriet oil faa 9rigs=
nrpen At fele, inet Here al Dem Zig
ger iuit paa Den Rute. aO bOiIten i
et6pert Silfeloe Den rusifte6ar mua
frem og / Ggne. i bpilte Der enoog er
Muliabeo for. at en- Del At Srigsn
tan blipe uotempet.
Spsrger man, 5pilten Snofpbelie
ariqensllofalO pil tunne faa paa ben
oonIf f~ineiiife MisiiOn, MAJ Spa-
ret blipe. at bpis 9iaotungbaIppen
tommer paa Sapuns 6aanO, faur
W1isiionen ~Diitnot gOoe aadr; men
bpis Ruslano blioer ben 6erre, er
ben eDangelifte Misfions Saga pa1
bette Steo emit, ba Ruslano fun til.
laber 0pergang til ben graIt : td-
tbolife airfe. qf benne 9runo ban
Observation-Disclosures alerebe / nog.
le Mar p9ret lammet / BORT 4rthul
% bet 6osliggenbs rusiifte 9erritO.
rum.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
.DOger liz ne0IaIle Dri(er. !.

vi bar mObtaget mango goos ptIise
9eger, iom lite er opfsrt / bort aatas
log. Summe I9laes til neolat 9ris,
i~aalange Oplagei parer. priierne er
n,tto, og geqsrne Tenbes portofrit, til
Opldget TT u6iolgi. / ben Orbe1. iom
9eitiaingerne ~inbIgber. Sfrip meo
bet famine. inben bet er for tent.
0gseerns bsitiIes efter Drummer.
PSI. prGTtegaarOsli0 { Danmart og
Ror9e / 3ibsrummet ira Reformas
tionen til BET i1ttenoe Qarbunores
oes SlutHing. @f 9il6. Bang.
318 Sioer i OmfIag. ReOiat fra
$1.4O til 50 {.
282. Sra 9ioenitabens @erben: 0e
0anites aultur / gitineefiben.
Of 3. 5. u. Worfuae. AZ Stber /
Omfdg. ReOiat fra 40 c. til 20 :.
283. gOr9erIi9e 6ufe. Sarlis
9%e6enbapns Observation-Disclosures
154o-163O. of R. Mei6org. 90
g.. OmiIag. Re6iat fra soc. til 40t.
284. airtens Qrbsjbe / be Ttore 8ner.
Meb i9rligt 6enblit pod ben fit=
felige NeO / asbenbabn. Of Sem
m Using, 9ic. tbeol. 90 Sioer
Omifas. NebFat fra so c. til % c.
285. Sotob 9ebmss Sbeofopbi. Gn
reIigiOnspbiloiopbiff o. bogmatif
ltnoerisgelfe. Of Is. 6enrif G6ars
ling, p~rofesior / 5beologien. 5eits
ftrift beb llniberiitetets Girehuns
brebaursfeIt. 200 Siber I Omnaa.
Rsbfat fra $1.00 til 25 c.
286. Canister .GbriItion Sbomelen
Sebeiteo. Gn 9eretning at 96Dra
Sebeiteb. 234 Sfber I OmTag.
Rebiat fra $1.20 til 30 c.
287. Gn Qarsang prebitener I ltos
taft. af Riels ainbbers. (geb
GbriItidn Spleis Os 5reOerit 9bs
guurb.) 112 Siber | OmTlag.
NeoIdt fra 90c. til 40 Gents.
288. gn Sommer | Qmerifa. gf
anton RielIen. 200 Imntt trbft.
Siosr | flint Omflog. NebTot fra
90c. til 40 Gents,
0anifh 2utb. pubL 6ouf.
Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
Wisiionsm6oc

I'm @u6 uiI. aibolbes D~lisiionsmsbs /
eetbania oanife FL. mib. Wenisbeo / Cen
per. Colo. / 1aotns ira 8. til ID. Uiarfs,
beqae Tag, ibertaneoe
Qaiior Is. Nilbelmicn % Noitor 9. Sen
len bar ionet at fomme % nolnn Crbets
Sri iblauot os.
5ilrsiisube @pitsr bsbts melbe oerts
aomme III en- al nnoertesnebe.
u. y. SobulOn. =. Menet,
Dlshs. 5orn. gabs. RrGn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
&reOsmeoe.

Jlorolige )iebtaifa 8rses al oaf 10 ensoe
Rirte aiboloer III 6oraarsfreosmees / Blair,
Jiebr, ira II. hi 20. Warts. Qabuin s.
eiostieneite 5ots as aiteu 81. -.
6slsenoe emntr oil blipe breiteos
/. Zen isriie 1%arli9hees 5eyaee!is Mt.
niabeoen 6orbinbetie m.b 4ab 2 1 ).
II. 6pem Ian mto 1iette pare Meolem al
el eu. slntb. 0ienigbtbz
e. Is. 8lOtb.
areosforman6.
6lair Weni5beo iHobBosr @enner til
o%nenngunte Nteoe.
0%eiegen6e beoes melbf oeres 8omme til
Nr Anttr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01
g

1t TX tu Rlk
StgbringzM efferup. gi
mebbslte forleosn efter ,Rdnbera
Mmts apis", at SfoOribsr
NielIens 80 mulig bilbe bltpe tdget
u1ber Notwithstanding. Oct bar,
ffriber famine glao / ct ienere Num=
mer, osfua fbrit Meningen; men eff
ter 5orlbbenbe tanfer nan M paa
ct priDot arrangement, for at Sdbst
ffaf bliDe fao fife Iom muligt for
arebitorerne. Der er nemlig ret BE-
tnbeliee 8orbier | NielIens so, oe
nabnlig plante Ffolen bilbe Deb en-
l9ngere 4foifling, Der Itrdtte fig opsr
4-5 Oar, funne inb6ringe en- ifgrre
Gum, ibet Sr0erne ! ben Sib bleb
faa meget mere barb. Stulbe bet
bele redliferes ftrofs, bilbe bet beri=
mob bore fad temmelig barbilgit.
Mepr9fentanterne Iaabel for be pris
bate 9rebitorer fom for Spdrefdss
fens DO. er berfOr n9rnef Itemte
for ct ARRANGEMENT fom bet %obenfor
nRbnte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

en- Sir
forleoen Rat bar nogle 3ppe
forTsgt at brpoe inb / Ct. magleb9
airte paa amager. De par itrats
gaaet / Gag meo ben tore ioIioe DIR
"a 6oooe forIsgt at iape ben galnle
Qaas I'D. 6pab enten BET MI ooer-
lteg beres Sr9fter, eler be er blepen
~foritDrreoe ! beres grbejoe, pitt CT
bet. at be bar forIubt bet pud 9alo~
peien % er gaaebe bort uoen noaet
Iom BELT llbbntte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

,,genbi. 3io." ifploes SlOen ct Barns
9eg meo 3GnOItilter. 2 6eite FAINT
oae areuturer og Soin inoebr9no=
te.
6useier GnepolO ariiteniens
6us / 9%gnnebiera, 9reilep So9n, er
neobr9not. / 9reaturer inoebr9noz
fe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

5rimeni9beben pda
Rors bar / TeIge oNorss 0u9s
Slab mobtaqet 5000 Str. iom @ooe
fro @adrbeier Morten Qnbr. 9lit.
gaarb. 5oartoft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

0gbsfalo. 9amle Raabmano
d. 9pne / 8iborg er forri9e Sirsoag
afqaaet beo 8goen / en- Qloer Il
n9iten 81 Nar. Mleb BAN er en- At
giborg gnes met ejenbommelige
perIonli9beoer gaaet bort. !6an bar
ei npperligt 6opeo % en- praftiit
Uianb meo en- ualminbeli9 0irfeIpit
ng qrbejosfraft. 5 mango Qar Ipil.
leoe ban en- fremtr9oenoe 3oae / @i.
bores tommundle Qip % speoe ion
Raa6muno en- betnoeliq Snbfpbelit
faa gnens ubbitling. timber Otfu.
pationen i 1864 inblagOe ban iig
ngientlige 5ortjeneiter.
@omle gspe bar en- COB Patriot
6an borte til be 9erionIigbeOer, er
82 mao bare glab peb, % bpis Dirt
Iombeb afiatter Spor. Den al.
oebe, Der par betoreret. 1aabel met
Riobertoriet ION uso SeIpforiet.
par Sbigerfaber til Qbpotat Reue.
mann % 5aber til @rosierer 9
geDe / &sbenbapn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

3ofabresfe til 5Orfut=
teren alfreO Spen. 5 Or
ienoelie al ben @runoigbeb "a
npartiitbeb, hoormeb 5oriatterea,
ST.. Ntfreo 5pIen bar fremitiaet pe
mere aultnr6eDagelier / 0dnmart /
lit Strift ON @eorg gronoes, % /
G%rtenoelie At ben Wobftanb. BET
naDnts Qrbeioe bar at Tempe meo,
iprliq fra BET rabitale dritanteris
Sioe. bar man aniet bet for retfGrs
bigt. at Der pbes 5orfatteren ben
Stette % 0preisnina. Tom ligger /
en- %llotaleIie ON 5ilTutning fra bs.
reg SiOe. iOm er BAN tatnemlige for
9Grtets 5remfomit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-01

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