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Arizona republican., 1904-11-27
LABOR QUESTION.
Aotion Now Being Taken by Phoeni;
 Firm.

For some years past this community has been in need of some one to act as middle man" between the employer and the empIoye not however. as q walking delegate, but rather as an in formation bureau for the mutual benL cit Of both parties.
 Two young men of this city. fully conversant with the situation. apprc- ciated the importance Of such an open ing and some sixty days ago established an employment agency az F south Cen ter street, under the firm name ot Cleveland & Taylor
 That this move on their part has met the general approval of the people in this community has been fully de nsonst.ated by the many calls they have received for clerks, cooks. ranch hands, maclinsts various kinds of hotel help, girls for general house work. Fruit pi-kegs. miners, teamsters. rali- road carpenters and laborers. and which positions were promptly filled with competent help
 Those who employ labor cannot but admit that consjderable difficulty has always been experienced in securing desirable help, but hencefo-th such difficulties can be avoided if wants are made kTown to this firm Thei~ ser- Fi-s 10 the employer are gratis.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-27
TOURNAMENT CONTINUED.

Yesterdays cowboy tournameut was q success but several of the vadueros met with unfortunate handfeaps and have requested a repetition of the per loTmaace today T. will be given therefore, the same men will partici- pale In bosh steertying and bronco iIuihs. Come and see the most r0llicly bunch Of steers that ever were fled
Arizona republican., 1904-11-27

The following II. O. goods are in this sale:
 Force. per package. Se.........12Izc II. O. Steam Cooked Oatmeal,
 package ........ .......12Iac IT. O. Hominy, 3-lb. pkg. .20c Extra special is our II. O. 3-lb.
 pkg. Raising Buck
 wheat, absolutely finest on the
 market only. ... 2oc g lbs. Broken Rice. .25c 6 lbs. bulk R. Oats. ......... .25c 2 lbs. Mothers Oats Cvcry
 besO.. -... .... ...........20c
Arizona republican., 1904-11-27

Mrs. Richards. of the Arizona School of Music, will be at the school every day this week at II a. m.. to meet la dies and children desiring to enter physical culture classes. TIT. Freder- ick Beware, teacher of mandolin and guitar. will meet pupils Wednesday af- ternOOn at o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-27

Just received by Mrs. Aylwin new line of switches, pOmpadours, etc. Hair dressing parlors, No. Il $. Center.
 room 15.
 Those big turkeys and young pig grown on Hoghe's ranch carved on Thanksgiving day at Hoghe's Chop House
Arizona republican., 1904-11-27

50 Ib- sack United States Patent Flour. finest produced; regular price. $2.25 per. sack; sale price. .....- -.-- --..-.-. 92.OO pl1gs. pr. Fox's' T. Food. .25o Grape Nuts, per pkg. .......15c pkgs. Cream of Wheat. .50c 10 ID. sack Kansas Corn meal, sack ..-. ..-- -.......- -35c Gust arrived; it's made in
 Kansas,)
 212 pkgs. Carolina Head Rice, 25c Fig Prune Cereal, greatest and best coffee substitute on the market .... .... ..25c
Arizona republican., 1904-11-27
TIE PLEASURE OF OLD AGE.

Free from the distractions of life. the aged are at leisure to observe and ad- Hire- T never knew said Co~naro. that -he world. was beautiful until I reached old age" This period was ire quent-y declared by him to be the most beautiful of his life. Writing at the age Of ninety-one. he said that he felt IL his duty to make known to,.he world that man could attain to an earthly paradise after the age of eighty: but only by means Of the two virtues. self lsstraint and temperance. At chat time ne vas writing eight hours a cay. walk ms and singing many other hours, en- toying the beauties Of nature. and abunda1t in iabOrs for the good of nank.nd.-Good Health.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-27

No wonder people hate you." lwrites a subscriber to the editor; you are al- ways saying tEings." We say those things to make people love us. That's where we lack judgment.-Atchfso Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-27

Mrs. F. M. Mosher. ladies' tailor and dressinaking DarIors. 222 W. Adams See McKee's Thahksgiving specials today.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
Peaboiys our.

The series of rear-platform speeches
made by the governor last week has been
a grea, help to the Republican cause.
He has been painted by the Socialist
and Democratic press as an ogre. diois-
tor. a man out Of sympathy with the woTE-
man. People have had an opportunity TO
see him as hr actually is-not wearing
horns, nor hoofs, nor vet saber and
musks,, but just a quiet, plsasant-uiaH
nered. democratic citizen, with back
bone. Mr Adams is also pleasant-rnau
nerrd. everyday citizen, but he has no
back bone
Governor Peabody is good mixer
lie likes people. as the President doe.
aud is genuinely glad to see them aud
take them by the hand. He is not
spell binder, % but he csn tell. in plain
straightforward way, wha, he expects It
to be; and IN his case promise is backed by
performance lie is not ashamed of any
thing he has done as governor. nor has he
cause to be ashamed. He is willing to mert
any fair minded citizen, anywhere and
discuss his measures in dispassionsie.
clear. level headed way. lie makes that
impression everywhere-and makes It
because il Is fsct-ihat he isa square
man. He does not 'sldesiep''. he doesn Z
squirm he does no, take refuge in glitter
iug generalities; there Is no bunoornhe
about him.
II is well that rs. governor should have
given to 50 many OF his feliow-citixens
who had no, before known him an oppog-
iunity to see and hear him as he Is
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
Peabody Apcr,e,at.d.

Every friend OF law and order in Colo
rado Is pleased with the magnificent sue
cess of Governor Peabody's speaking
tours throughout the siste. The peo
pie have had chance to see their govern
OF and they have found him sane. con-
servative, and always strong and manly
-aman. who s,raddles no public question
and shrinks at no official or personal re-
sponsihility lie lays no claim to iufalii-
ihiiity. but he believes that the decent
people of Colorado are entitled to pro,ee-
tion against the attacks of the indecent
people. aud he is not afraid TO say 20.
Every healthy American loves strong
man even IL he does make mistake once
IN while.
As the truth becomes known Of the
official acts OF Governor Peabody hrs al
legged mistakes d~indle In number and
significance until they are forgotten by
the people in the contemplation q the
great service which this fearless business
governor Of ours has rendered the state
aad the country.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
MORTON ALEXANDER.
Communicated

Nix. EBiToR-Eso~ can good citizens
cast their votes for Adams MIR Adams
is not the man to represeu, those that
wan, law and good order and an honest
government. Many OF our Democratic
friends have taken the ], al in deporting
the outlaws and anarchists from Idaho
Springs, aud wish to ask them now.
how can they east their votes for Mr.
Adams. and join the SAME anarchists ard
dyuami,ers that they deporied from our
dear old town But thank goodness.
am glad to say. there are MANY good
deuocrats who a fe~ weeks ago, all over
the state of Colorado, were redhot for
Adams, but after he took Mover Hay
wood and all the anarchists and outlaws
in the state under his wing, they will
vote for Governor Peabody.
I have voted the democrat ticket for
4s years. but will vote the protection.
peace and good order ticket the Sth of
November next. | wish to call the atten-
ton of my democratic friend to the dan
ger IN joining the Moyer-Hsywood gangs
Every one loves good order.
Every one cares for peace,
Don't you vote the murder ticket,
Even mind how much they'll sneeze;
Don't YOU join the dynamiters,
Vote the straight republican
Vote to save great Colorado
Aud Peabody is the man.
K CITIZEN PEACE.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
Dsnysr Erauds

The Democrats in Denver have pre-
pared to commit the same outrageous
frauds they have perpetra,ed az former
elections. There are over 4, 900 fictitious
names ON the registration books leit over
I. from the last election and about 5000
fraudulent names have been added dur
ing the recent registration. Here is an
opportunity for "Alva. the Good, to as
sumo pious pose, turn his eyes heaven
ward and protest against this violation
of the sanctity OF the ballot and announce
to the world that he will refuse to accept
the office of governor if elected by fraud
ulent votes.
However. the Republican organization
in Denver will not depend on "Alva, the
Good" to make this announcement.
There has never been time when the
Denver Republican organization was in
better condition to combat election fraud
than it is now, aud the indications are
tina, there will be very few, If any, fraud
ulent votes cast in Denver at the coming
election.
Mayor Speer has assured the public,
and the Republican and Democratic man
ayers. that he will prevent fraud so far -
| it lays in his power, and, unless the "Sav-
ages actually steal the ballots by superior
force, Denver will have decent election.
which means that it will go Republican
by plurality of 5000.
It will not be necessary therefore, to
depend upon Alva. the Good, to 60 to
Denver and put 3 stop to prospective
election frauds.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
MINING APPLICATION NO lsss.
iersl Survey No. I7iss.

US. Land Once
Dsnver. Coi0rato. September ia- 1904.
Notice is hereby given that Alert Maekte Of New
Orleans L.. sy his attorney in fact. e D. Ouix xey.
whose posiothre IS l4sho Springs. Colorado. has
made Application for patent for 100 linear feet on
the { lode ee.rng golt and silver the being
so feet n. IS E. ard 81 fee; s. 6ss W. thence
HOS feet SO 40 W iron discovery shaft thereon
with surface grount $50 fee, in width. situate in
Iisho Mining District Clear Greek County State
Of Colorado ana described IN the plat and fell notes
hie in this once. follows. viz.
Beginning cot. no. 1. whence the w.. Ia cor sec
80. Twp s. y -. Of the 6th ,. IN. hears s9s ~
e. MI feet thence 6so SOt7 feef TO cor no q
thence Sc 40 W. l0at feet to Cor no. g. thence n
5e v. i62s yeet to Cor. no. I; thence n s7o sV e.
1126.e feet 5, thence $50 37s5 feet to
CO. 9: ihence 8. 2ss e. 80 feet I. the
place Of beginning.
Containing 2 SO acres. expressly excepfiaR and
excluding all conc, with surveys Nos. go 1I06 Ii3
B. iis3. izo<. l3&s 6zs. 1871. and forming poruon
OF the unsuhdivided 13S.. R. Jaw. Of the 9th
principal meridian. Said location being reeor3ei
in vol 15e. psee 10 Of the records Of Clear Creek
County. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners Of above named
surveys
c. d. FORD. Register.
First Published September. -. 1904.
Last Published November es. 1901.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

To THE VOTERS oF CLEAR CREEH
County,
The democratic press Of this county
having made the assertion that the IN
dersignel. II elected state senator from
this district. was pledged to support a
certain candidate TOT q. s. senator. I de-
sire To state that the assertion Is utterly
aud absolutely false. am pledged to
no candidate for L. :. senator and no
candidate for that office hes asked or
solicited my support.
II have a vote in the election Of Colo
RADIOS next L. 5. senator that vote will
be cast for republican aud Tor the can
didate whom believe beet able to
honestly and faithfully represent. protec,
and advance the Interests Of this county
and state.
Very respectfully.
MORTON ALEXANDER.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
MINING APPLICATION No. is5s.
Mineral Survey No. 1908.

Mineral Survey No. 1908.
United States Land once. I
Denver Colo. SsTt !. isct
Notice Is hereby given that John Rich
artison. whose postoifice is Idaho Springs.
Colorado, has made application Tor a pat
ent for 1900 linear feet on the Great
Center and Good For Netting I.odes
bearing gold and silver. surface ground
$50 feet in width. situate in Virginia
mining district. Clear Greek county,
State Of Colorado. and described in the
plat aud field notes on file IN this office,
as follows, viz.
GREAT CENTER LonR
40 n. y a. deg. Il min. W and 1860
f. 5 - deg. ~ min. l. from discovery
shaft.
Beginning at corner No. /. whence the
Il. I corner section 2s. T. S, K. u W.
of the 9Th p. NJ. bears y So deg "a min
r. 500 IT., thence S. oS deg. 10 min.
w iSo feet to corner No. :: thence y -
deg. Il min. W. 1900 feet to corner No. !;
thence n. o5 deg. 20 min. + i5o feet to
corner No. 4. thence S - deg. II min.
r. 1900 feet to corner No. 1 the place Of
beginning,
coon FOR NOTHING LODE
50 feet y "a deg. 81 min. E and 1850
feet S ~ deg. s. min. w from mouth of
tdiAs
Beginning at cor. No. whence the T.
Z cor. Sec. 2s. T. s.. X. q w. OF the
9th p. NJ. bears S SS deg. I6 min. 30 sec.
+ eo77.7 feet; thence s ~ deg. s. min.
W 1900 feet to cor. No. 2; thence y Is
deg. min. w Iso feet TO cor. No. 5:
thence n u deg. S, min + 500 feet to
cor. No. 4; thence S IS deg. 7 min. Z 1850
feet to cor. No. /, the place of beginning
Containing 2.34I acres, expressly ex-
cepting and excluding all conflict with
surveys Nos. 5S7, 1881 A. zoos, 1000,
iI72s A, 1854, 1919, 1880 and forming
q portion of the unsubdivided township
s., range 73 W. of the 9Th principal
meridian. Said location being recorded
in vols. So and IS9. pages I2o and I62
respectively. Of the records of Clear
Greek county, Colorado.
Adjoining claimants ownersSof. the
above mentioned surveys.
c. ID. FORD,
Register.
Ist pub Sept 3. %; last. Nov S. 'o4.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

John Trathen and wife returned this
week after a months visit in the east and
south. Boy Johnnie reports having
had a splendid tune and SAYS that If II
had not been far The approaching election
he would have stayrd ior several weeks
longer.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

Miss Sidney Wi.hams has been at
Georgetown this week. looking after the
Which & Jensen interests. She will
spend Sunday at home.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

Remember the Fireuen's dance ou
election night. Full election returns
Will be received during the evening.
Aside from this the volunteer department
is deserving Of your patronage.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
\ GUARANTEED CURE FOR e,Les.

Itching. blind, bleeding or protrud-
ing piles. Druggists refund money IL
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case, no matter Of how long standing,
In six to fourteen days. First applica,
tion gives ease and rest. 30 cents. II
your druggist hasn't II send so cents
in stamps. and II will be forwarded.
postpaid. by Paris Medicine Company
st. Louis, Missouri.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

Miss Cora Evans has 5een employed at
the Wilcox je~elry store. to assist during
the coming holiday rush.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

Mrs. DR.. Cain was Friday morning
passenger for Denver where she will visit
with friends over Sunday DR.. Cain will
70 down this afternoon.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

A runaway team aud milk wagon
went into a mix-up Tuesday afternoon
aud succeeded in marking the right-of-
way for several blocks. No serious
damage resulted.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

S;rauh Bros lost another valuable horse
animal to die within the month.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

Nessrs. Noxou x Wood went to the
city last Sunday for the purpose Of buy
ing additional equipment for their livery
barn. They report business better this
season than for many years
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

Persons whose diet il composed Of most
wholesome foods are comparatively free
from disease and are active mentally and
physically. Wheat Celery Food is whole
some, nourishing and cleanly. Made
from the whole wheat berry-For sale
BY Edwards Brothers.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

There will be union Thanksgiving ser
vices held ia this city at the Methodist
church Rev. whitman, Of tile Fresby
terian church will preach The sermon.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

Miss Esther Anderson taught Miss
Bonds school on Chicago creek last
Monday.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

FoR REST:-Two pleasant furnished
rooms, suitable for light-house-keeping
ot 1914 Miner Street.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

Firs,-class rooms az the Beebee hotei
with or without board.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

Swanson. the shoernan. spent Thursday
aud Friday in Denver.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

Try us for ranch eggs, Vegetables
poultry and mestA THRRo & Co.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

FoR RENr-The four rooms and bath
over the Lowell Hardware Store.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
A Gard

sunda, diuaer at the Brebee ouiv soc,
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

First-class hotel, The Beebce.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR L. >.
PATENT.
prnrer- caIorade. Ost..e.r h. Igei.

Mining Application No RS
Mineral survey No. 1870 a and B.
e. ) Land Otiice,
Denver Land District.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

First Published September. -. 1904.
Last Published Novsneer 26. ieO@.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10
Dafll1larR.
Sntet mt 8iipeembeOe.

Som bet oil erinbres, fl bet al
4ultusminiiteren / 6oltetinget
fremidtte 5OrfIa9 pm en- 0eling at
Sioaanbs Stiff / to gifpeembeber,
lite npgen ~pberbreoen BARN Mobtds
9elis. 6orilaget u~uosrfaitebes en-
tsIis ferite 9ebanoling, og benoiites
Yna til ct 1opalg. fra bptltet mar
lite bsrte mere ON 5orIaget, fsr
nn Ri9sOaesiamIingen er ~luttet.
Gu er Der fra uoOaIgets 5OrmanO
Fommet en- geretning, Der tort %
gopt lpber Iaaleoes:
o~aopaleet bar unOergipet Cob
forlloeet en- foreIsbig 8e9dnoling.
Ter bite fig unber benne ingen
@temning fOr / alt Sab pdd bette
RiOspunft at gaa til OpretteIie al
ct mt 9iTpeembebe, bporimob man
IRA ale Sioer bar piaig til at meos
Dirte til en- 9ettelie at Si9aanbs
8iTpeembeoe oeb at l9gge en- Del
Oeraf iammen meo 9oaanb : Sal
ater. IA Der imiblertio life par
1lbfiet til at gennemfsre 0opforilas
aet i oenne Stittelie, befIuttebe uos
palset at labe Sagen bbtls. fau me-
9et mere iom ben %fprmentlig egneoe
Fig pei til gebdnoling / bet tirfss
lice uopale."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

q er 5Oraursffteriet beepnOt paa
Sb0onbs 9eIttpft. a9nge bar bet
truttet uO / Qar, fsr 8espnbelfen
tunbe gsres, og / 5iben fer paoite.
oa 5iiten plsjsr at toite melt, bar bet
lite p9ret 9aopejr. 0ette er bel
ilemt, men funbe bet MI gibe gobt
9eir en- 3ib. fan GoraorsFtsrict
maaite blibe ret gobt enbba. ON
prifen snb er labsrs enb snfeIist
tunbe bare.
5 btnne uge bar Giferne Der fra
Ssnberbig Oeret paa 5obet bber
Dag o9 er sennemTnitlig tommen
biem meb en- ret COB Goneft.
ct at 8aabslaussne tom fuolebes
| Not beb Mibnatstib biem msb "a
Snes auIsr os en- Del 9orf. Gis
fen bar eennemsaasnbe lille. men
bDob man pleier at totbe for ,pant
5ordarsff".
Giften ftaar 6 Mil ub for 3pitsn
omtrent lise 1eif for S%isnaIfatios
men. Dette er bel noset Ionst ube
for be fmaa J~ifterbaabe, men MI |
Qar bar Wotorbadbene bespnbt at
pinbs Snbsans Der. os meb bisfe
fpiIler Deilansben. ON man faa mao
fse. Tile foa flor en- Rore. Der er
I bette Goraor sommen 8 npe Wotors
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

Qflsft 6sitibsoffer. Mis
niiteriet for STRIFE % llnberbiss
n~inesb9snet bar mebbelt Qpprnba=
ton paa en- melem Ggsnie Gogns
Meni9bebsradb / Sbenbbor9 Qmt rg
be oferberettigsbe famine Stsbs inos
9daet 0b~erenstomit ON 6sitibsofrets
QFlssning for beitanbig fra ben /.
Sanudr b. u. at regne = bog meo
5orbebolb AT en- ebentuel Smre9ulez
ring. faofremt Der mdutte uotomme
en- Qob ON QfIssning at Offer =
mob fate adrIige 9eberlag at 800
ar. til SOgnepr9iten 225 Sr. til
Q9reren beo Ggenfe Stole % 10
9r. til Qareren oeb RanbaisminOe
Stole paa 9iltaar. al Der life PAD
lignes be lite til 5oltetirten bsrenOe
8eboere, Milit9re, perToner. Der
bar lot Sognebaanb, eaer be offer
berettigebe felo itsrre StattebiOrdg
enb Der, ON Ofret life bar aneIt,
piloe tunne paalignes BEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

buaOe Der til apiten. De to er bpg-
get at 8~aab6pgger 2auriofen /
Struer, ben treble / Gsbierg. MOs
tOrerne, Der er paa 4 9eites aroft, .r
leOeret fra Gsbjerg Motorfabrit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

9aarben meb be 7 Ganae
7 5erlfsbebtr. Or. phil. g.
Rsrbom er nplis blsben ubnabnt til
profssfor Deb 2dnbbobsiffofen. 6r.
Rsrbam er Ger uf Gtubbersoarb.
os benne snfter ban ifslse .gtinst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

Ssmunbsbiem Obene {.
@fter osrom i Oisie Oage tugen Be-
%ilatning Dil Der paa en- at Obenie
9praaO itentet 9runO beo 9apnen I
CONNER bliOe opfprt ct Spmanbss
biem sftsr 3egning At s6r. artitett
Monberg. 6iemmet bill fuIbt mon
teret tOfte $4,000 ar.. bet ftaI bar,
faroig til Snooislie /. Ottober.
aomikens 5ormanb er gaItor 8.
r. 6anien.
Oeeuie 9abn beTsges aarIig at ca.
5000 SsmQnb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10
SlnaanYt.

Ribe 0omtirtes Snbois
ellie. !6s. Muietat aOngen bar /
II. en- aomitten titgaaet Meboelelis
IRA Mtiniiteriet for STRIFE og I'm
DtrDisningspeienet nu oeitnitiot
gipet tit 9ilfagn ON at inbfnbe fig
I'll Soften / Ribe i qnleOning At
0omfirfens SnOoielie Og bar / 81.
81. g. iamtioig oniat 9agen for
~ssnbpielien til Den 7. Quguft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

8ranbt libel. "a @rsuts
banbler qeteriens !6uitru paa Ia
lumosjen / Ooenie Ssnbag often !.
"a. 2tpriI Oiloe lGgge / aatteIopnen
og / bette 9jemeo benbttebe pttrolsz
I'm, git Der SlO i benbes 9si. gun
bleO ifslge R. 3. frpatelig forbrenot
oDer bele aroppen % bebe tort efter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

5ilftaaet Reifeunbers
ftgtteIfe. Rebottionsietrster beo
Str. 9sbl." $. .. !6anTen bar at
bet paa 5inonslooen beoiIgebe Be
lob til ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / pioens
ifabeli9t % tunItnerif giemsb mob
ta9et 400 ar. til en- Stu6iereiie til
Gnetanb, bpor ban foruben MODERN.
engelit Sournaliitit Iarligt bill gre
Iiq betenot meb 6fbelit R%eligionsuns
berpisnin9 / forite1ige enselIts Gtos
Ter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

Gn u9ps9eltg 6eitta9sfs
E. Gn 9ognmanbstut u. Senftn,
Der tiente bos @ognmanb 9. Gnbsrs
fen, N%orgesOej 7. 9sbenbobn. bar
forleben faa ubelbig at brittle IN
portion 9laaTtensbonb / Stebet for
81. 5an tog imibfertib life Hotits
oeraf, men urbejbebe biOere. Sen:-e
pao 0dgsn fslte ban bog iterte
Smerter og maatte brinses til iit
9ism, QmagerbrOgabe 10. Ser Tom
en- Cage til Stebe oe ubpumpebe
BAN, men bet bar tent; en- bulb Time
efter osbe Senfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

9rinfer til @pmnoftif.
: be to iibfte 9intre bar 9rins BAL
oemors 10 albite Ssnner, prinIerne
Adas og Qrel. gaaet til 9pmnaitit
Ell Bar 9dnge bber uge / oariitelig
syorening for unge W9nb"s itore
90 imutte 8nmnaitiffal / @otbers@
gooe pdd ct Morgenbolb, Der bleo
aebet of premierlsjtnant q. 9. 6ss
per. Gu er bette Gurius bolot op,
met be un9e prinier fornplig BAR
.f0eFnnet Gfsdmenen beb 3dbeifolen.
1eres Carer, adptujn 80. Rofen.
81 Deeolem al 8eitprelisn for &. S.
Il. So.
Gil nafte 8inter fommer be 10
nngite at grins 9aloemars Senner,
Brinierne grit oe @iego, til 9pm@
nnTtit / 8bgningsn bos ptemierlsits
rant e. Q. 5sper, 2eberen Of 9pms
nGftifs og 59steinftitutet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10
Jormaal sr at bringe Glsperne al be-
res Splpsning og ll~bbdnneIie pdd
9runblag at 8sgernes Bog = 8is
6elen flyer abpenttiterne.

Sra gammel 5ib. Deb loz
sraoningen til ben M 9p9ning, ION
9otel n3arens 9us" / Qptsbins paa
5aliter opfsrer. er Der trufet pdd
mango gamle Sing, bl. a.. er Der
funbet en- Del Wsntsr fra 9riitian
ben Siettes 3io. SarIia Snters
esie bar bet. f~triOer ,,0OQunbz Sal,
tiers Stiftstibenbe", at Der ct Bar
4ltn unber Sorofoben er fuubet pei
teDareoe g}eitsr al ct 8OIpart, ibas
renbe til bet, Der families Oeb llos
grapningen til polGet paa ben MODS
fate Sioe at 9aben.