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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

ss armory on Saturday night a deligAt ec Sf-s
lovers OF indoor sport. The big drillroou as ever
dressed more stridngly Tor an affair OF the krnd
Flags and bunting draped the walls and balconies
and the large crowd that filed the hall showed its
appreciation Of the games by shrieking itself hoarse
The Sd Regiment games are always notable for
bicycle races for many years in charge OF Alexan-
der schwalbach, who has made them a success by
bis untiring efforts. 10 unfair tactics are al
lowed in O race when he is around. and every COM
petitor is sure OF receiving fair play. He always
manages % get the men on a fair start. and.
q result the races generally furnish exciting fin
fishes. The entry list was large. and armory rec
ords feu. 10 please the spectators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

The final bouts q the metropolitan Amateur Ath-
ieuc Union wrestlers. held at St. Bartholomew
gymnasium on Saturday night, 70 pick out repre-
fentatives OF the district. 20 be sent 20 the ST.
Louis Exposition IN the Olympia contests. FUR
nished material that looked II Il might win
honors. Il took nights 10 sift out the best men
in The dllerent classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


r.1-.s WORK. -RespectabIs young woman
IvtsSes 20 20 out washing or cleaning oy
e. dav Mrs. SMITH. care Bauer. l.4ol
8d-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

Ing % the 'oint playing rules committee. held n
New-Tork IN March. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

ers Of the maroon Credit for the victory Is largely
due 10 the Fordham battery-McLane and Plunkett
who had the Yale batters guessing and sent them
home with only scattered hits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

me Hartford Futurity. o; the classic con
tests IN light harness racing Vyiu close r,9-,,-,.
tons with secretary E. N Stalker. Madison sauars
GaEden, To-Day. The race IS for fOals az IQ54 10
start il 1907. and the winners portion viii bs e. 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-13
r

ElGHTH NJ PINE gTA. 81. LOUIA
A permanent new and modern hotel. In The
shcppins and theater districts. European plaAs
vators: hot and cold water In every room3
electric lights and steam heat Every room a
outside room.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-13
rHE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1904.
ROOMS O RENT.

LOCUST, 2el2-C1ean, light desirable, we'll
furnished rooms: centrally located: porcelain
hath.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
HAII. TO LII.

So ex-Queen Lii. of the isles of Ha-
wall, is to visit the fairi May she en-
joy her visit to the land of her friends.
There be many who thought OF old that
she was worthy of respect and assist
ance. The topping kingdom-or queen
dom-had right stout friends in the
states beyond the seas. And the ques-
ton OF raising or lowering the Ameri-
can flag was wrangIed much, when 1t
came to discussing points on the Ha-
waiian matter. Things have changed
since then.
We have grown larger and learned
and learned much. We have had trou-
bles of our own-we do not scan the
seas with a searchlight looking for
more difficulties. The best that can be
said of us is that at present we are in
dead earnest in our stand for years.
Our every move in the present far east
ern irnbrogIio, has been for fair play
and as peaceful an administration of
affairs as possible. Time was, when
nations passing through the trials that
Queen Lis Uncle Sam has gone
through would have kicked the wash
boiler out of the door, hurled the cat
over the fence and passed loaded
meat to the lap dog of the neighbors.
But that Gay OF smoking wrath is gone,
OF Queen Lil-etcetera. And the dove.
of peace may roost on our standards
and calculate the price OF eggs down to
the half dozen-if indeed she can do
mental arithmetic of the larger calibre
and only the smoke of the political
fights blue our horizon
Truly 1t is a fair land for her ex-
majesty to visit. And the sojourn on
.sThe pike" or on the dizzy heights of
occasional .sky-scraperssp would be
pleasant holiday for ex-Queen Lii. of
the Hawaiian Islands, u. S. A.-Bur-
Ifngton (Iowa) Hawkeye-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
~ -
A(Iu drlunl
NOW OPENl
kapioDani Park

EHn AQUARIUM WILL BE OPEN
IN Week days from 10 o'clock a. m. to
. p. N. and from to $50 o'clock D. m
On Sundays It win open at .. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
PALATlAL HOME AT MACAO
IS FILLED WITH TREASURES
Toney Afonss Residence in Portuguese China
Contains Rare Satsuma and CIoisonne
Which Is Valued at About $25O,OO0.

Much has been said about the residences Along
N Ioney Along both Macao Honoulans
have had beauty
interiors The three pictures herewith illustrate Mr. Toney Afong
residence in Macao the capital Portuguese possession
interior view and the gardens Of The country showing
the pagodalike arches and pavilions
The Macao residence palaia design originally
ected for Of high officials representing King Portugal
The interior view indicates the lavshy finished
rooms the scroll and being
The gardens elaborate scale filed with
flowers and bushes The orchids Mr. Afong widely
known and for the bulbs India and
northern China.
The collection satsuma cosonns in home IS
valued at about $4,000
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
HEARST FORCES
Continued from page L,
FoURTH-FoURTH.

In the Fourth Of the Fourth eleven
Hearst delegates were chosen. E. III.
Watson, J. d. Holt, Kawahu and A.
S. Nasemuto were defeated. The elect
ed delegates with their votes are:
L. n. Medeiros. IS: Henry Swinton,
26; Matt Heffernan %; John Hackett,
&c; w. F.. Erving, IS; Thomas Kennedy,
%; w. f. O'FIalloran, %; J. Condor,
IS; ]. d. Castro, %; P. O'Sullivan, 80;
L. D. Timmons. 2s.
FIFTH-FOURTH
In the Fifth of the Fourth the dele
A. Auld, k Kr!hia. l. Nauna, F. Tur-
Kahoano. John Kauawa, Alonzo Ka-
waikiT1i.
SIxTH-FOURTH.
The delegates elected in the Sixth
Precinct OF the Fourth District were:
E. H. F. Wolter. c. J. Campbell. J. s.
Splitter. John Mcclure. John Cofree,
Thos. Callahan, f. W Weed.
FOURTH.
In the Eighth of the Fourth every
Democrat in the precinct was elected,
and some who were not. The twenty
four delegates are: C. P. Iaukea, c. J..
Mccarthy, S. K. KaIoa. julius AscFI,
Harry A. Juen, J. K Manase, Ioela
Kiakahi, w. d. Namalo, NJ. A. Keala-
kai, Moses Mau, Albert Kauwe, Lono
Mahuia, NJ. NJ. Milxioi. j. Kaohiwaena.
D. Kawananakoa, S. K. Mahoe. s. p.
Kamakea, S. NJ. KeauntIi. L. W. p.
KaneaIii, w. A. Kinney c. W. Ashford,
e. II. Hart. s. Stone, Ulukone.
EJGHTH-FIFTH.
There was little trouble in the
Eighth of the Fifth and almost a fight.
Some of the score of so-caIied Democrats
objected to S. Mossman.s instructing
the men how to vote, but the trouble
didn't lead to blows Incidentally Tes-
ia, along with the rest of the officers
of the precinct club, was showed un-
der. only Prendergast pulling out. The
delegation is six for Hearst. and one,
Prendergast, is for an uninstructed
delegation.
The delegates elected and their votes
were John EmmeIuth, "a; Kane. %;
Paoo, %; S. Mossman. %; Kahale, q;
Waiu, 10, and J. K. Prendergast, IT..
The other candidates received as fol-
lows: Hon. d. Damien, Home RuIe
Representative, 10; F. ]. Tesla. Is; ].
Ufuihi, Is: G. w Kualaku, IA.
NINTH-FIFTH
IN the Ninth of the Fifth the fol-
lowing delegation was chosen: ]. w.
Bipfkane. S. Pulehu. S. w. Kamoku-
weo, Kauahipauole. Kahale.
TENTH-FIFTH.
In the Tenth of the Fifth thirteen
delegates We're elected, about forty
votes b ing cast. The delegates elected
are: Ed X Ayau, 20; E. K KaIauawa
(Hogan). %; D. Kali, %: Moses Ka-
makoa. %; D. 2. Keawehaku, u; Chas
Kumukahi. &c: Edward L. Like, %;
Fred Luning. %: D. K. Maluo, %; S.
K. MaIuo, rs; j. Naholowaa, %; Jos.
Paakaula. 20; ]. Kanae, 90.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29

oft this land is a valuable adjunct to
good citizenship. With my best
wishes, believe me sincerely yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The convention has brought together
about 1400 delegates, representing 800
city associations, 700 student associa-
tions, zoe railroad associations and
large number of miscellaneous associa-
lions, representing the army navy,
negro and Indian races and industrial
concerns. An interesting feature of the
big gathering is an exhibit of maps
charts diagrams and photographs,
showing the development of the work
of the association all over the world
The program includes not only meet
ings for the delegates, but meetings
for the women and the members of the
boys department. Workers are pres
emit from every state and territory in
the Union, Canada, China and Japan
Springfield Republican.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.

Morning andev
EPISCOPAL
UNION
enng
GERMAN Felny morni
CHURCH, Parker, and
CHURCH. r.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Hamilton, morning evening
REoRGANIzED CHURCH SAINTS. Waller and
ROMAN CATHOLIC GAIHEDRAI Services at s. and
ST JOHN THE BAPTIST (R
anda
SACRED HEART (R. c., Marquesvile, Clement a m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29

one estinate-off hand-of the West
ern Union telegraph company's profits
from the race track business is $1o,-
O0o. 900 a year 1t is even limited that
the agents of the company offer cash
prizes at the tracks in order to stinu-
late the racing and lengthen the sea-
son. The agitation against the COM
many along this line is wholesome. be-
cause it throws light into dark place.
The poolroom evil in this country
could never have reached its present
dimensions without the alliance with
the telegraph company.-Springheid
Republican. =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
Y. W. C. A. MEN AT BUFFALO.

Fourteen hundred delegates, includ-
ing men prominent in all walks of life,
assembled at Buffalo, N. Y, Wednesday
to take part in the 35th international
convention of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association of North America.
Two sessions were held Wednesday. in
which the delegates were welcomed to
the city and permanent organization of
the convention was effected under the
presidency of B. f. MacFarland, pres
ident of the board of commissioners of
the District of Columbia The dele
gates Wednesday night attended a
banquet in city convention hall 9at
which 1900 persons were present Frhe
following letter of regret from, Pres
Sdent Roosevelt to President MacFar-
land was read
White House, Washington.
May 8, 1904.
My Dear Sir: It is a matter of sin
cere regret to me that I am not able
to be present at the international meet
ing of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. I believe with all my heart
in your work. for you have not confined
yourselves merely to talking about
what could be accomplished, but have
striven in practical fashion to realize
in some degree on this earth, the ideals
Of Christianity. feel that every Young
Mems Christian Association through
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
THE BYSTANDER
fContinued from page 4.

Continued romp ~
vicinity OF
smuggs
according One discovered japanese store IN
dollars
selling according gubii OF
the
in IN the
way campaign fund Heast sad TO have chartered
interview leading democrat on another
riding
reach the depth OF the nny OF me man
ISLANDS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29
PSYCHOLOGY
(continued from Page ~

either to the hypothesis of spirit com
munieation or to that of a dual con-
whose subliminal part may
account for the inexplicable in Spirit
ualism without necessity OF accepting
the superstition of communication with
spirits. 1t is evident that
those field workers in the supernatural
the societies for psychological re-
search-are making an impression up
on scientific thought.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-29

The monetary circulation of the
country underwent another large ex-
pansion during April--no less thar. s16. :
Oo0,0 900 being added to the amount out
standing. Practically all of the in
crease came from gold and gold GER
tificates. and much of it was obtained
at the expense of cash holdings in the
United States treasury. The clrcula-
ton per capita now exceeds ss1, or the
highest ever known.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-09

der k0bes, erhverver MAJ sig Ret til at
gaette og indsende Diet gettede Tai.
Ingen har Fortrin for andre | denne
Gsetning, og du kan lige saa let faa de
$4,000 som en- anden. Skulde der blive
flere end en- nojagtig Gatning, vii
Summer blive delt mellem de Perso-
ner der getter ~nojagtigt eller kommer
nermest. Hvorfor like digs Den
Iykkelige Vinder vii faa Undertaking,
saasnart Diet er ofhcielt bekendtgjort
hvormange betalte Ad%gangskort der
er solgt til Udstillingen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-09

arbb tD tterne uno Ia ,.
Rogle arDbffptter fra R9stoeb bar,
fort9Ger sR9stpeb 3io." Rdtten
me1em I Senbugs og Manbags (21.
og %. Qug.) paa Sugt / en- STOP ao
Rtngiteofonten til. Stobriberen
paagnebe imiblertio beb SfDbnin9en,
og leoioget at StoOfOgben iatte ban
ill !6et eftsr Stptterne, fom bar
fsrenbe.
Gn lib lang git5orfslgelien itrps
genoe, men ba Stntterne mart ioa,
at 4fItonben melIem benz % Stobs
riberen blep minbre % minbre, fanbt
be pdo en- original arigsliit Den
enc al BEN, iom er en- meget lilleperz
ION, trBb | en- Sci, og otter at bans
Rammeroter bapbe bunbet for ben,
faftebe be Seffen meo Mdnben /
8%eiersften. Stobriberen, fom tent
te, at BET bar S~dgtubbpttet, itonbie s
be itrofs oe fob at Soften. Nen
hpem ifilbrer bans 5orbabfelie, oa
ban leier Qoien OBJ, og ct Menneffe
fpringer IN og giber Jig til at ftalbe
uo. DIN ban life 6apbe Cob til
at li0qe i en- 8ejgrsft, tben at be be-
hspeot at forIinrre bum2" Og foa
befthlbie be BAN oben | 9sbet for
3rhbftbtteril 6porbdn be pilbe Be
pife bet ofp. Wen meoens bette fos
regit, hobbe Sfbtterne piffet puo SEE
fen % boobe fdaet fad tort ct 5or=
fpring, at 5Orfslgelie bar bdablss.
Wanoen | S9tten bar man nsbIaget
til at lobe gdo, ba man 10 life bdbbe
gepis for, at ban babbe beltaget
noaen uloDlig Sugt % 9ognen mer
1lbbbttet af Sdgten bar 10 ober one
8jerae.
Deb SfoOriberens GnfomIt til
R9sseo fit ban QsiiItance at qoli.
tiet, "a bet lbttebes ba ogfda at fin
be @panen, men felpfstgeIig u6en
Onr, % 9ilitebebarelfen af nogIe
frifte globipor I @ognsn ~forflarebe
@oonens Scr at bare en- GsGge At q
beftiet .,04feblob", Der bar fommen
ober barn pud ben ,9Dittur", be 6dp.
be pqyet ube pda.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-09

% Roemarter. Sbem Der | Oar bar
bait 8anbbeboloere, Der ituloe rens
les, e1er ct itsrre 8dnbts6, Der full
De uobeores, bar BAIT en- gunlti9 2eie
ligbeO til at foa fligt @rbejoe forrets
tet, uoen at generes at 0bno og
9ano. Gen gunitige 2ejtigbeo er
oa ogiaa 9iit og Der bleOen benpttet.
Siben Ri bar faaet Npmadne, bar
6imlen imiolertio forunbret fit nbz
ieenoe, O9 tunge p~anori9e Stber fas
rer ben ober 4grene og p9ber ben
tsrre Soro meb beres SDerflob.
Qu par Soft gobt t Sang meb
Big og 6dOrebsiten og piloe fore
l0big 6elit babe bait Serbeir. Men
Roerne b9Oer paa M be fldpt neOz
6Rn9enoe 8labe, og 9r9smarterne
oar allereoe ct %friltere l1bieenbe, og
nddr Waanen / Opermorgen bier
isrite aoarter ,bliper Der for6aabentz
Zig NOT igen 2ejliqbeO til at fortiette
meo 6sitdrbejoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-09

apnnebftag aunbum
airte. mens SuItitsrudO 5absr
fra s6orlens forlsoen Gftermiobog
peb 6s3ioen bar inbe / 2unoum 8irz
te for at tonferere ON noget arbej
be, ilp9 ct 2pn neo 9ennem &irtens
Storitsn, off bioere til en- &obbers
bolt, Der bar 9pietronen, foer neb ab
benne og baneOe fig 9ennem be uab=
ne 7ere 9ej uo uf airten, beloigpis
uben at tanoe. 2ufttrpttet bar fao
nofoiomt, at be tilitebeoerenbe bier
en- Del fortumlebe. en- SmeOemeiter
foitebes til @uIbet og bar bebBoet en-
hdlb Gnes Minutter. 8a ban TON
til iig IeIb, par ban, / 8st9e ,SOr'
fens Qb." FELT blaa | anIigtet oa
mGrtebe Spie / ginene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-09

Bestyrelsen fra Louisiana Purchase
Souvenir Coin Company" vii deponere
en- Sum paa $4,000, der uden Afdrag vii
blive udbetalt til den Person, der sen
der os Diet nojagtige hummer paa An
tallet af betalte Adgangskort til Loui-
siana Purchase Exposition. SOM aab-
nedes / st. Louis 30. April og SHUTTER 1.
Dec. 1904. Skulde Diet ~n@jaRtige Mum
mer like indkomme ,vilBelobet tilfalde
den, som kommer Diet narmest Den
ne gyldne Lejlighed til at sikre sig en-
Formue koster intet. Vor Hensigt
med dette e~nestaaende Tilbud er at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-09

fremme Salget af wore Souvenir Coins
of Admission to the Worlds Fair. Dis
sc Souvenir Coins" err at kunstnerisk
Xaerdi og uerstattelige som Erindring
ON den %stprste af allie Udsti1linger.
Bortset fra deres Affektionsvaerdi vi
vi modtage dem som regulsre Billetter
til Observation-Disclosures, og derfor hol-
der vi ct Billetkontor we'd Hovedind-
i%ndgangen til Udstillingspladsen IA
bent hver Dag under hele Udsti1lin-
gen. Kun ct begrenset Antal af disse
Souvenirs vii vere til Salg. Pris so
Cents. For liver Souvenir COIN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-09
SonoerlYllano.

Gram. 9en Itore 2aDe5
8rdnb. : s SpnOags Morges 81.
ca. 3 ID. 4ug.) lpb De ubpggeIige
8ranbborns : 5oner gennem @rdm,
bet bar ben Itore 9ooe oeo @rams
goaro, Der branbte.
Sloen maa bore opitdaet benbeb
SCI. % og mua efter al SanbIpnlig=
beb pare pdufat. Qnbolot fom mis-
tGntt for9runoittftelien bleO enper,
ion fra aongeriget, iom / nogen Sio
bar arbeioet paa 9rdmgaarb, inbtll
ban for en- IA Odge iioen at 5orpugs
teren bleb aflteoi9et. Sioen bar ban
ifslge o6eimbaI" brepet omfring /
H9rbeOen og bel unbertiben obernats
tet / 9aoen.
iii ben gamle 2aoe fnptter Der
Jig doifiai9e Sogn. Gntegrebinoe
Qnne Sophie RanBan bar label ben
opfsre; BUN git | 5olfemunoe unber
Rdbnet ben gale @rebinbe"; bun
bar Gnte fra 1870 til 1850, bo bun
osbe. 5 be meqemliggenpe @ar or
3doen 6leben bDgget. Spenn9pnte
@rebinbe giorbe Qttoro meb en- Rorz
manb ON at opfsre 2aben.
0dgen for ben itulbe relies, og
9pgmeiteren ubfsrte bet iioite Or
bejoe, at ldpe pinbe eller 8olte al
Era. bpormeb belle 5smmeret / Ca
ben bar f%ammenfsiet, Tom @reoinben
og CAB fig / Samtale meb BAN.
9un ipur9te bd, ON ban MI moi bib
ite, 6bor mango pinbe Der Ifulbe
bruges til 2ooen, bbiltet ban be- baz
reoe meo ia. @repinben foreIlo1
BAN od ct 99boemaal Noar ban
beItemt funbe iige, hpor mango pinoe
Der fuloe bruges, ituloe ban bare
bobbelt idd meget for at 6ngge ca
ben iom dttorberet, bbis life, itulbe
ban life BABE no9et for bet. Serpad
qit Rormdnben inb. Men ON Sat
ten lob ben gale @rebinbe en- at line
9ommerjomfruer bortiti9le en- pino,
Iaa ben n9ite Dag, ba 2aben fIeu
reiTt, mdnglebe Der en- Yinb, og Fl
ter SdQnet bar bet 6ul aftib Itdast
od6ent, oa ingen funbe fda nogen
Qinb til at itbbe fat beri.
8pgmeIteren bleb iad f%ortoiolet at
ban ON Ratten bGngte fig / Qaoen.
Der iiges ogfod, at bet altio bar
ipsget Der. Sagnet fortaIer, at for
ca. 100 Qor iiben tjente Der PAL
@ddrOen en- adrl ira Stenoerup beb
5oftIunb, ban ituloe fobre 9eItene.
men 9doefogoen, fom ituloe uolebere
BAN 9aoren til 6eitene, bar meget
tndp bermeb. Gn often, bo aurleu
par tommen / 8eiibbeIie at 9Sglen
til aornmagaiinet i 9uben, git ban
oerop uben ems for at pi0e itdHe fig
liot mere 6dore til 6sitene; men ia
ban bar ! Serb meb at fnIbe 6uOren
i Waulet, tom Der en- uIbnlig per
ion % 6ialp BAN berbeo. aarlen
6leo iad foritr9ttet, at ban itpnbte
Jig neo og fit ingen Sabre meb, og
ban tom Der alorig mere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-09
Gratis for svage Mand!
EIektrisk Baltic frit.
bet kraftjeste Balte Vsrden.

For at avertere wore Jer ey Electric Bette
og indfpre dem allie Steder, hvor de eT
ukendte sender vi enhver, som trsengeT
dertil, ct nf disse batter absolut uden I'd
gift for M~odtageren.
Dette err ct nobet Tilbud af ct solidt Fir.
ma. Send ingen PENCE; Diet 70 ste belt er
nemlig EN- ave.
Mangler DE Livskraft, er tract og ned
slaaet, kraftlos og nerves., har mistet ing
Gl@de og bliver for tidlig gam
mel, lider De af ~Rygsnierter, daarlig For
dejeise og blodkongestioner og er tract al
at betale Laegerne uden Nytte, da kan De
blive helbredet we'd at BRUCE Jersey Flee
trio bel
vi we'd. at De vii blive heibredet og an
befale wort bselte til andre, og saaledes vii
vi biive erstattet for wort Privilege Udl@g.
vi mene netop, hvad vi siger. Send os Dc
res Navp og Adresse med Postnserke, og
beltet vii blive sendt Dem gratis.
Jersey SPECIAL Y. co..
800 A Weldon Bdg., Jersey City. N. Y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-09

Trinitatis S%eminarium

~begynd-r. ON Gud vii, sin Undervis-
ming den 4. October. Saadanne unge
Mand, som ensker Optagelse paa Sc
minariet, maa snarest indsende Be-
Caring heron, ledsaget af Attester
for deres Uddannelse og Modenhed, til
undertegnede.
Blair, Nebr. p. s. Wig.
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