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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10
7 YES
We Can Save You
MONEY On Stoves
ALI Tight Weed Heaters fFem
SI.50 to $1,000
Oak Heating Stoves iFpm
S%75 10 $1,000

We will sell you a big I6.in. Oak
Heater, full aEe and weight, fulI
niekeled, and with all the latest
improvements, for S9.7S. There
is no firm on earth tina, will sell
you a stove to compare with the
above, delivered here. for the
price. All other srzss and kinds q,
propOrionate low prices.
Don't buy & stove until you have
seen our line. We win eonyines
you that the above statement is
true.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10
Woe, Woe, Woe.

The Fort Worth Record takes a
gloomy view of the future. condi-
toned on Roosevelt's election. II
says;
ellie is the most dangerous man
who has come 10 the surface in the
history Of American politics, and II
by any chance or freak Of fancy on
the part of the people be should be
elected President, no one Of the
present generation will live to see
the end OF the woes he will mfiet
upon the nation"
That sounds very much like the
down.fsIl-of.the republic prediction
made by the Evening Knoeker on
the afternoon Of election, 1896,
when il said:
''MeKinley's election means the
complete overthrow OF the Amer.
can people; the absolute impoyet-
ishmens Of sixty million Of our pop
ulstion; the destruction or the re.
public and the establishment Of \
monarchy. II Mckinley be elected
the United States - drifting 10 lis
doom. II Mckinley be elected thi,
is the last vote that will ever be per.
mit,ed the masses in this country"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10
New GROCERY store

We will strive to please all who
favor us with their custom, by sell.
ing only good, fresh groceries.
win sell cheap aud strictly Tor cash.
Give US call. Next to Cor. Sth &
Park. Telephone No. iol.
+. JOass q Co
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10

A word of consolation 10 our
democratic friends. Don't cry ov-
er spilled milk There may be
othei COWS but they run in a differ
ent pasture.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10
Low Prices
WANTED

MEN AND WOMEN in this county
aud adjoining tcrritorles. To repre-
sent aud ADVERTISED an old established
house OF solid hnanCial standing.
Salary To men s2i weekly, 10 women
tl2 60 tlS weekly with EXPENSES nd.
vanced eneh Monday by check dinect
rom headquarters. Horse aud bug.
~ furnished when ~necoesaFy; posi.
uon permanent. Address. blpw
Bros. q CO, Dept. A, Monon bldg,
Chicago, M. tnIgp
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10

Usage township. Bates county
has covered herself all over with
glory. Republican majorihes here
range from ~ to ITO. Such a re-
suit never obtained before.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10

The election is over and we are
glad. We like the strenuousness Of
a political campaign, but always re-
joice when it is ended.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10
field fencIna Is Low

II you are needing any Woven
Vine Fsneing, Il will be to your
interes, TO buy NOW. as prices are
low, but arc no, likely to remain 50.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10

ssYou can fool some of the Peo-
pie all Of the time and you a
fool all the people some OF the
time, but you can't fool all the peo-
pie all the ime."-Lincoln.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10

A campaign Of misrepresentation
and make believe don't always sue
coed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10

The people Of Missouri will yet
wake up to their own interests.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10

Who would have thought IN
Usage township Republican
all the way from 40 to ITO majority.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10

One or two men can't cleo, ahoth.
er but one or two men can deiea,
another. A fac, that Judges real.
ICES now so far as Bates county Is
concerned.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10

Salt pork is a famous old
fashioned remedy for con-
sumption. "Eat plenty of
pork" was the advice to the
c%onsumPtive SO and 100
years ago.
Salt pork is good if a man
can stomach it. The idea
behind it is that fat is the
food the c%onsumptive needs
most.
Scott'sE mulsionisthemod,
ern method of feeding fat to
the Pork is too
rough for sensitive stomachs.
SCOTS Emulsion is the most
refined of fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion.
Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, is half the battle, but
SCOTS Emulsion does more
than that. There is some
thing about the combination
of cod liver oil and hypophos-
phites in SCOTS Emulsion
that puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lungs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10

Col. Joe Bomar did il with his
little Ratchet.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-11-10

Our Democratic friends did thei
best and we rejoice.
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18

This dressy toilette, taken from the
Delineator, is Of gray Schecked tatfeta
with SHRED white mousseline for con-
trast a closely fitted lining is used
for the waist, which blouses over the
wide crush belt. a round yoke and
bertha are becoming features, and the
tuck shirrings below the arm-hole eX-
tend all around, the fulness putting
out between the clusters. Double puffs
form the sleeves, and below the elbow
they are faced with the mousseline.
Four panels, tucked to give the effect
of double box plaits and separated by
cores, tuck shlrred at yoke depth, form
the skirt. a medium sweep is given.
THE NEWPORT YACHTswoMAN
wears an appropriate suit of white
serge, white or blue flannel or of heavy
cloth, and white canvas or leather
shoes with rubber soles of such thick
ness that she has no dread of a damp
deck. Neither is she in fear for her
skirts, as they are several inches above
the deck, and her half tight jacket is
buttoned closely in front, protection
in case of a sudden change of tempera-
ture. Her straw hat may be a trifle
large, but then she must bow to the
mandates of fashion, and as long as
she wears pompadour roll, her hat
cannot be very small. Stitched duck
hats are of the most convenient size,
and the yachting cap must be laid aside
as thing of the past.
FOR ELEGANT EVENING COSTUMES
great partiality is eyinced for acom-
bination of two laces; as for example,
on point d'esprit net skirt bands of
Irish lace are used; then again, on pale
blue net white lace sprays are appliqued
on the net. Waists, of course, are in
keeping, composed largely of the
heavier lace, and sleeves of the lighter
material.
PRETTY ACCESSORIES
worn at the Casino and elsewhere, are
very sheer lawn Jokes with Val inser-
tions in points, loops or straight rows,
the yokes usually edged by lace or
lace-fnished rutfle. Not unfrequently,
the cape is entirely of narrow Val
edging Other Jokes are of the new
eyelet embroidery com bined with raised
dots. Small cores, each with an open
spray of embroidery and narrowing
t oward the neck, are quite as pretty in
different way as those of lawn. The
round collar is popular for morning,
and is both plain or deliberately trim
med. VERONA CLARKE.
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18
Resolutions of Respect.

Quantabacook Lodge, F. s. A. NJ, of Sears
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Supreme Ar
chitect to remove from our lodge our broth
er, Ephraim G. Cross; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, as brethren of Guam
tabacook Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons,
deeply deplore our loss. But while we miss
him from among us we feel that our loss is
his gain, for we know that he is set free
from all sorrow and pain.
Resolved, That our charter be draped for
thirty days.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the Bangor Commercial ard a
copy to The Republican journal for publ
cation, copy sent to his two daughters
and a copy spread on our records to his
memory.
y: A: SIMMONS, Committee
JOHN LANE, on
L. LINCOLN, Resolutions.
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18
RIB BON s

R u B B u N 8.
This is another place where you get more than
your moneys worth ST inch Pure Silk
Taffetta Ribbons, regular price 42c per
yard, during this sale ESQ
81 inch Pure Silk Mousseline Ribbons reg
ular price &c per yd this sale, 35c
BABY RIBBON, PER YARD, 1c
Odd lots of Ribbons closed out at price.
WE OFFER THE BEST VALUES IN RIBBONS
TO BE FOUND IN BELFAST.
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18
Wool Goods
HERE ARE THE PRICES

HERE ARE THE PRICES:
The goods will show for themselves. 50
inch All Wool, Black Cheviot, regular
price s1.0O during this sale, 75c
Imported Black Chevot, so inches wide
splendid quality, good value at 81 so per
yard, only CSC
pieces Figured Dress Goods, sold for 25c
per yard, 124c
Extra quality India Twill As inches wide
good value at 81 90, for SOC
42-inch Canvas Cloth, regularly Shopper
yard, this sale 75c
Black Fancy Twill, As inches wide, regu-
larly s1.5o per yard s1.19
Black Canvas Back 80 inches wide, regu-
lar price &c now 49c per yd
Black Diagonal suiting, so inches wide,
sells regularly for $3.50, this sale only sl.15
42-inch Black Melrose, regularly 81 90 per
yard, 75c
40-inch Black P runella, 81 90 value for SOC
56-inch Black Suiting, regular value 1925
per yard, only SIPS
5G-nch Black Chcviot, worth 81 so per yd 125
l Piece 5s-inch Gray Suiting, regular price
s1.25 per yd this sale SHE
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The advertised
for them whey
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18

a Three spectres that threaten baby's life.
cholera infantum, dysentery, diarrhea.
DR.. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry
never fails to conquer them.
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18

Mrs. c: Il. Jennings, Boston-"Our ba
bies .(twins) were sickly. Had several
doctors, but no results HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea made them strong and ro-
bust. 80 cents. Tea or tablet form. R.
H. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18
FASHIONS AT NEWPORT.
Morning Costumes, New Jewelry, Yacht
ing Suits, Shoes, Hats, Evening Dresses.
Correspondence of The Journal7

Correspondence of The Journal
In the early morning hours the fair
residents of Ocean and Bellevue ave-
nues wear the softest and sweetest of
silken robes in white, pale blue, pale
lavender or pink, made in Empire
style or with full, round waist, SHRED
at the belt, and one deep ruffle on the
skirt. Several rows of insertion above
and on the ruffle add greatly to the
general effect. Soft china silk, chiffon
taffetta, louisine, crepe de chine, figured
or plain lawn are the fabrics generally
employed for these charming negligee
costumes, and colored silk lining un.
der the two last mentioned materials
renders them additionally attractive.
JEwELRY IN DECIDED CoLoRs
is very much worn by the fashionable
folk. Most of it, however, is of semi
precious stones. Everything akin to
an oriental nature is in special demand,
and collars, chains, necklaces or crosses
show the peculiar combinations and
finish which characterize Eastern styles.
Necklaces, formed of a network of
fine gold chains with jewels Gn colors)
depending from every possible curve or
angle, render the smooth, fair throat,
now so often exposed to view, more
lovely than ever. Peridot, light green
stone, and tourmaline Gin all colors)
are used to great extent, and with
the exception of solitaire diamonds,
white stones are no longer fashionable.
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18

We shall offer about 500 yards of this seasons
vcilings at a quarter off the regular price, all
this seasons goods and in one lot, for
19c per yard
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18

Sheets and Pillow Cases.
/ small lot only, torn sheets, size s1x9O inches,
regularly 69c to close ont at 49c
Special lot, made of Androscoggin sheeting
torn-size 72x9o inches, worth Is cents,
during this sale, e9c
75c quality Rubber Sheeting, 374c
$1.00 quality ~
/ piece only Black Silk Finished Moreen
half dollar quality SO inches wide, this
sale, BIC
Closing out all colored brush braids regu-
larlv &c. for per ward, Sic
All SOC SOFA PILLOW COVERS to close
out each, zoe
$50 twenty-five cent Imported CLOTHES
BRUSHES, 12tc
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18

ravages of war. Within six months
time fields strewn with carcasses, black
ened by fire and trampled by the hoofs
of cavalry horses, are seen waving with
luxuriant harvests, every scar obliter-
ated. In the more populous parts of
the country some of the dilapidated
churches have been carefully restored;
but their number is limited and made
quate to the requirements of the popu-
lation. One morning l followed the
crowd to the Cathedral fine old edi-
flee, with two towers and rOomy in
terror. Some of its windows are beau
tiful with stained glass, and in spite of
the poverty of the people, the high
altar is covered with plates of silver
and loaded with ornaments of the same
material The affairs were ablaze with
candles, arranged in designs like set
pieces of fireworks, and the holy water
basins are curious blocks of old sculp-
tured marble brought from Rome.
There was large congregation-all
women and children. Among the latter
were two schools, in the care of several
Sisters of Charity. l noticed that al
though the small girls were all dressed
precisely alike, it was easy to tell which
was the charity school and which the
school of the aristocrats; for while the
members of one wore shoes all the
others were barefooted. There were a
few fashionable ladies in the audience
-resplendent in black silk dresses,
high-heeled slippers and immense hats,
heavily plumed a la Paris-but the vast
majority were without shoes and stock
ings, dressed in the universal camisole
and double-founced skirt of white cot
ton, with black or white mania drawn
over the head.
FANNIE B. WARD.
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18

500 yards Torchion Laces and Insertions, regu-
larly worth from to Sc per yard at &c
200 yards White Net Laces from one-and-a-half
to four inches wide worth from 10 to Tic per
yard to be closed out for per yard, sc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01
Geoar Sails, Sa.

Mrs. Or. 10. 0anien og Seitsr fra
Racine, Uis., reiite after / Manoags
tilbage til beres 9iem, sfter at De /
ct 9ur Tiger bar opholot iig Der bos
9enner os aenoinger.
= Mrs. Mnorefp Hielien tom /
iiOite uge biem fra Gbieaso og befins
Ter Jig noeenlunbe bel.
- Yaitor Senien tom / 5irsoags
bjem fra Sioar gitp. boor ban bob=
'ce p9ret msb til at ubiad Oroets
Sab peo Wtisiionsmeoe, ION blep az
hoIpt / paitor 0dmifops Menigbeoer.
= 5 naIte llge oenter man. at Der
bill 6liOe tdget fat paa 4rbeioet meb
QnlGggelien df bet npe @aspart.
- s. 6. 81. q. pil efter fsrite SUI
Ii Lobe 8ogtogene ODER bet npe Spor
melem Der og Rep 6artforb, bbori-
mob Rattogene enbnu en- lille 5io bill
oebblipe at lebe paa BET gdmle Spor.
- 6enrn Wa5onti tom / iibite IL
&c biem fra Colorado Sprines, bpor
BAN / ben iioIte lib bar opholot iig.
6an mad enonu BRUCE arbtter. Oct
er oper 10 Maaneoer iiben, ban paa
@runo at 0igtipgoom MATTE forlas
be i'm 5orretning; men aft bar gdaei
lin j9one Sang. 6an haaber | en-
nRr 5remtio at blipe belt raft ieen.
- Bort 9irtebus. Der / benns Tin
er bleDet malet og betoreret inboenbig,
ta9er zig nu imutt o9 goot I'D.
Sulius 2nrien bar foreitaaet 4rbei.
bet, og Dor apinbeforening inbeitaar
for 9etoltningen, og dae globes vi
Osb at iomles i port Iau meget for
itsnnsoe Subs 6us.
- 9aa Ssnbag ben 3. 5uIi Gftm.
81. 8 pit Der bltDe afbolot Msos bos
Risls Qncsriens peO 5~rebsoiGe, bpOr
paitor Senfen bil tale.
= Ra5aretb M~enigbeo BIT bolbe 4.
Suli Set uoe / aapns STOP ON Gf-
tsrmibOo9en, boortil ufe fra 9anb %
gD er penligit inbbubt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01

8aoen fpo for gaplis part. en- me9et
Tfpn og COB ploos. Glettrilt Motor
leber lige forbi.
- Mange 6uie opfsres. og tigeiad
f%urbeOres pg f%orit0nnes Here 6orrets
ningsbuie. Gement : SioepaIf ta9z
ges Der meget at / 5orretningsbelen
al 8psn. vi bar improvement
clubs / Spo og / geIt og en- CONNER
cial club, iom / Screening meb 9pens
Manor o9 council arbeioer baarbt pdd
at TenOe Council Bluffs Iiae op / De
forreite H9tter.
6isrtelig 6flien. e. 5. Gee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01
Stat paa aurpnlenee.
Capitalization" f~ort9aer:

oG'Sauitraticn" fort9Qer:
5 en- minore frdnif gp, bpor 81.
nanierne traneer til at itprtes, bar
man funbet paa en- ret %ejenoomne=
Zig Stat. Der er nemfig podlignsi
feoe qerioner en- f9riig Qfgift. On
hoer, Der pejer oper ct piit antal aiio
= GiHrene Ddrieres ielDfslgelig efter
6eIoen, on bet piloe bare uretfrroigt
life at toge 6enipn til oenne : be.
tuI,r ct 5iaeg | 5orbolo til g9gten.
Rormulp9gten, iom enbpsr Weobor=
ger bar Ret til uoen etitra 8eitdts
ming, ubgsr 81 9ilo, boao Der 10 II
te er CD%erprepent. 5or Opsrpast
betoles: unoer 80 aito Is Grdncs
darlig, oDer 80 9ilo inbttl 305rdnts.
Og be lllnttelige, iom er oppe pdn
oDer 9unbpebe, betdler. nberligere 10
Grancs pr. 8tlo.
st engelfts meoicinff 5iosftrift ill
radber 4ntagelfen at ben me Stat
for at sge aommunens Snbt99ter |
aiminbeligbeo. Den fan ogfod me-
get Del foriDores.
5bi man tltoer lite feo, bbts man
life bar gobe Raab. aorpufenten 6ss
rer be labe og meget Spifenbe til;
men for at tilbsre nogen df bisfe
aategorier mao mar sjs etonomiffs
Resfourcer. &onfluiipn: en- Stat
pad Gorpulence hammer De Sfonomift
Velfituerebe, 6oao Der er retfRrbigt,
% paa famine lib itdber man Gfdts
tefstingelier, som bet er umuligt
for be Ydag9loenoe beordgeriit Of
femme uben ON.
Derbos = bem9rfes Der fan
BET frembebes, at | 5ilfplDe at, at
be Observation-Disclosures for at uno.
gad Statten ffulbe inoifr9nte beres
Dict, pilbe @fuftotet bare ganite
ubm9rtet badbe for BEN ielp % for
Slesten | bens 5elbeb. Stdtten pan
aorpulsnce tom pda ben Madoe til
at sDe en- boerit gapnlie bpgieintit
Snbfpbelie, bpao Der life fun iisss
ole Sfdtter.
.,2'Snuitrdtion" tilruaoer iprig
Grantrigs tommimule Wnnbigbeoer
at fslge bet Gtsempef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01
AyyLYA
Fl

I Dana Colleges Have atholdes
Fest q JUL med Taller, Sang og
Forfriskninger. Festen begyn-
der Kl. Io3 Form.
ALE er velkomnel
Komiteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01
correspondence.
Council Bluffs, Sa.

5irsbog ben q. SUM blep Sob.
prgbenien. 7 4ar gdmmel, tGlbt
biem til De lpie 9oliger osroppe bOs
9srnepennsn Seius, efter 10 Doges
Spgeleis. g~egrapelien Foregit Gre
bag ben "a. unoer for 0eltugelie.
qdftor alotb talte oeb Sobdnnes's
9aare oper oisie 5eiu Orb: u2uber.
be imaa 8srn tomme til mig" pa
tor g~rspenien idgoe ielO nosle Orb
til Slutning. SobanHes bar iine 5ors
9lbres .Isbe lille Sobunnes", bill
fen 4nItuelie ogida andre bdboe, iom
6upbe t9rt BAN at tenoe. Dan par
Barn meb bet rette 8arneIino. Als
lib lpbig og COB, title Og enfolOig pdn
8arnepis, poa famine 5to bpgtig cg
foretagfom, lom man unoertioen tan
marie faaoanne fmau at p9re, iaa
Ri unores life oper, Of ban lieeIom laa
narmere 5or9lbrenes 9jerter snO De
andre.
Bore pr9itefolt bar tunee 0age,
og iboorpel Wenigbeoens 5olt bdg
foriggt at gore lit til at lette 8nrosn
e1er Soreen, Ioo formaur 10 Nennes
ifetrsIt tun libt. 5errsn trsite bers
for 5or9lbrene. geliignet bore Sos
hdnnes's Winbel
Batter grepeni EN- bar opiast
Meni9beoen Der og mootaget adlo
fra Gmous Menigbeb / Racine, Mis.
% enifer at Flptte inoen 3 Wadneoer,
ON bet tan lobe fig gre; bans Spiiz
geifesfriit er nemlig 6 Maaneoer. 81
bar Wenigbosmsoe ben %. ferIig
til at foretage 9r9itepulg. 9pem Der
Idn bliper ben lpttelige eIer ulpttes
liee, bill ienere blipe meboelt, bd Ri
gerne enifer Ylaos / Grebdesnummes
ret for bisfe 2inier os tor iuuIebes IL
te pente meb 4fienbelien.
pditor preoenien bar fun en- tort
lib Oaret Dor Sj9leisrger; men ban
bar | ben lib punbet en- plaos /
bore 6jerter. og naur ban bar forz
labt Council gluHs, ptl ri minbss
bam iom en- tro 6errens Sjensr, Der
giorbe. bbab ban funbe, for at binbe
Sj9le ober fra Osben til 2ipet, bill
let ogiaa er lbttebes I nosle 5ilfels
be. Mau SialsbprOen belfigns BAN
og bans Qrbejoe Der, bpor ban sdur
ben.
Oct er M noget lanse itben.
Di feb 1sre fra os, fua man tunbs
bel tro, ru bar pi fdmtst mango @p=
beoer, oe bet funbe bel ogidd bare fda,
berfOm be life bleU sumle efterbauns
ben og iaoleoes ubrusbore.
8i bar baDt nogfe Optaselfer
/ Menigbeoen iibsn fiofte Gtripelfs,
og bet mao bel gfabe 2eferne, felD
ON Bet life er mt.
9i ffof babe a. Suli Set I
5airmont parf. @i fomles beroppe
81. 2. 5 er pelfomne!
arbejbet paa BET nbe fiabrdrn,
eler madffe bet ffal iises faabun otbs
Carnegie public tibrarb", bar tagsi
lin 8sgpnbelie. Bet ptl bliDe beliss
senbe norb for gourtbuiet lige opsr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01
Or. =. 6. Glarf.
opbtbalmoIopiR % Siess pesiaIiH.

geriom De liber Of 6ouebpine, 9%erpsftst,
iua9 6ufpnnmslie, 5merter open
0opebet eller neb ab Rng9en o9 | giatten, els
Ter Ceres CIne %iunlrner op os rinDer meo 8anb
too raaefsr ZEN meo TT. Glarf.
laatet bpem Der fgr life bar fuuuet bj9Ips Gem.
en- Of gterpetraiten ueo Cienanfran'
nellie ct Aarioeen til iaooanne Slbebeinoetoer.
Sea mailer giet % bets gaerpetilfsriel peb
6i9lp al opbtbalmolo9iit Bioenlfab % fan be-
BONNIE bets Rrau paa gterpeipitemet etsdtt. os
peo min Waaoe at paste Siriller til paa fan leg
oIe Spnitoner poa Sue~ranitrGn9eIie al
giet. % iaa 9er Aatiren Reiten. Der ON Ok
bor griller. Der life itonoier i%aobonue Sloebefr5
b enber, iaa er be lite ri9ti9 tilpasiebe.
Sfelsje rettts
uoen Operation. abiolut buerfen Mebioin elst
Operation bru9es min Nietobe. BrilleeIds CT
eneite 6elbrebeliesmibbeI. Gag Dem Ast
for eiterabsre. Roniultationen er tonioentisI.
hraxka Strssfx Sious Civ. Ia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01
Doonhanoel oo Smeoep9rflteo

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til FACET henhprende.
Ver saa god at kigge inc hos ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-01
0erman Weinbranot

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get Rob. De tan ioa ct sobt o9 ri9elist
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