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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26
LIFE PREsgRvgR SCHOOL DRILLS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In view OF the fact that many OF those
who persisted in the General Slocum disaster were
school children I wish 10 suggest to the Board OF
Education that they carefully consider the matter
OF insttuting drills least. instruction in the
matter OF putting on and properly adjusting life
preservers. Every one recognizes tho wisdom OF
having fire drills in the public schools. II seems to
necessary also that the children should be
taught how 10 put and fasten life preservers.
Hundreds OF thousands OF our people are on boats
every day IN waters adjacent 70 New-Yor<. and II
is doubtful II one IN five hundred would know how
70 use life preserver IN 4 time OF peril Such in
struction IN the schools would not require much
time recessitate much - any additional expense
and It might result In saving many lives The mat
ter Is worthy OF cons Ideration 10 saw the least.
No. Isl Cli0n-ave., June q. ;. T. WILLIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26
NATIONAL GUARD NEVIS.

New drill regulations will be issued to the Ma
toual Guard at the beginning OF the next drill sea-
son They being revised by the War De-
partment and Will be ready for issue In few
weeks. While the main features OF the old drill
regulations have been retained. there num-
Der OF important changes made. and the work has
been much simphhed.
The camp season at Peekskiu VIII close with the
tour Of the list Regiment and I'd Battery which be-
gins next Saturday and ends July g. The list Resi-
ment Will 20 by train assembling at fits arnory on
sat4Td4y az SIS a M The "a Battery viii march
morning from its armory IN The Bronx
A rife team. to take part in the annual matches
at Creedmoor. IS being formed IN the I'd Regi-
ment, under the direction OF Captain HauboId as
sisted by Lieutenant Macdonald. On the team ara
Lieutenant Moses. Corporal Wendell Major LII
lendahl Major Hotchkin and Lieutenant MyIer
COMPANY in command 6 nEe os Of msa0ers Of
assisted by First Sergeant Hearn have been en- en-
gaseu II! gathering data for a typographical map
Of the dIstTiSt north Of Central Bridge Company
Island. beginning next Saturday.
Quartermaster Richards Of the 18th Regiment Is
busy making acquisitions for shelter tents, bed
sacks olive drab uniforms. etc. for equppinE the
manoeuvres in Virginia next septernber
An election held by Company II OF the 18th
Regiment for captain has resulted IN trouble
son Of the company and Lieutenant Frederick c
Tanner. on the stan Of Colonel Kline formerly IN
the 18th Regiment. The ballot was fourteen votes
for Johnson and three for Tanner, with one blank
vote. The election then declared void Tha
supporters or Johnson that the were
thrown out in the interest of Tanner. and declare
that about forty OF their men were not permitted
70 vote. on the ground that they had paid their
dues Members of Company q will visit Sea cliff
Long Island. on July . TO remain over until July
Major f. H Mitchell. OF the 18th Regiment has
filed formal protest with General James NIcL.eer
Second Brigade, against the election OF Ma Tor
John RI. Foote lieutenant colonel charging
that there was Illegal voting and that Colonel
Kline used undue influence to secure votes for
Major Foote. Colonel Kline denies the allegation
The complaint is TO be examined by the judge ad-
voCate.
1t has been decided by the War Department that
officers of the National Guard on duty at the
State Camp can receive only the pay OF an officer
OF the grade corresponding that of the position
to which they have been assigned.
costly plant for searchlight projections is TO
be provided for the 18th Regiment armory and
from its towers signals can be exchanged in the
night with posts in the harbOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26
RELATIVE PREVALENCE OF DISEASES

There are certain diseases which receive the un-
RENTING attention of physicians not only those
who attend the sick. but those working exclusively
in chemical and microsCopical laboratories The
index 10 the seventy-ninth volume Of The New
York Medical Journal and The Philadelphia Med
icaI Journal Consolidated. Just issued. contains lis
references TO tuberculosis. or consumption. in its
various forms. IS items cancer. g on Bright's
disease the same number typhoid fever. % on
appendicitis and % pneumonia Radium is dis
cussed seventeen times. There are only nine refer
ences TO smallpox. vaccination having annihilated
that scourge wherever general enlightenment pre-
walls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26
NEW.YoRK suILpINa nEoIcArEn

S.. Louis. June 2E-The New-York State Building
al the fair was dedicated to-day. The ceremony
was preceded by parade and band concert The
programme consisted OF an invocation by the Rev
Carol y. Davis. dean OF Christ Church Cathedral
this " and an address of welcome by President
Francis; a response by Vice President William
Berrl, or the New-Nork commission, delivering the
building 70 Governor Oden, and address OF ac-
ceptance rom the Governor. Following the Cow
ernors address, there was church organ recital
By s. Henry Grover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26

Also sprinklers have failed 20 control but
per cent OF the fires record.
Would It not be a good thing 10 asitats ths adop-
ton OF sprinkler systems aboard steamboats,
GEORGE LANE.
Poughkeepsie. n T. June q 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26

B. Altman & Co. desire to call attention to the many
Garments and articles represented IN their various
departments. which are particularly desirable dur
ing the Summer season, for Travellers
Tourists, etc. A partial list includes:
WOMENS SUITS COATS and WAISTS Of Linen and Pom
gee; Coat SUITS Of lightweight materials. SUITS and
Separate Skirts for Colns Yachting Mounsaia wesr esr
Bathing SUITS. Stawi, Motor Hoods. Steamer Rug,
and Cushions Ha1nrnocka Canopiea. esc.
FOOTWEAR for Women. Misses and Caa-n. IA uo& %
prUprate ayies fos Dress and Outing w-a including d.
odedy Lo~-Cn Half Shoe kx Woneu. ahs N szxsH
Outing Sandal
MEMS FURNISHINGS Nessg-s ssan. Bahas aAS
To~-Ens Bath Robe. Neck~e&. Gloves. Lz.as Bek.rsa
UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY Of Lie Th-A on>.
B.b1ss.a md Sak
FABRIC GLOVES ha Ene including those If sa ni7..z.
Suede EAc and Mes- Aso Cloves fr -Rsna
Diving Mosuzns.
LEATHER COODS-Lmcheon Gases for Automobile and
Touring ue, Sn Cases and Bags. Czry-Als N Bass
Dressing Cases. Mems Hat Boxes, Exrnron Sss CssS
Chaseiane and Wrss Bag, Travelling Cock. Bod. and
Medicine Cases. Shawl and ring Srap&
PARAsois for Coaching and Pumensde also Son Usubr.as
and Fans
STATIONERY-Wning Tables. Cabinets Of Nots PAPER and
Envelopes Fountain Peas Silver Pencils etc. Blink Book,
for Inps Abroad and places visited; Cibbsge and Poke.
Seh
TOILET ART7dES-C0h Bath. Military and Hair Brushes
Mandruka Sponges. 'Atomzcs Hand Mrrors Manicure
Ar CoOgnes. Exhaas Toilet Waters etc
NOTICE This eaab6hncnt VII be closed a, PM
Saturdays. y Noon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26
TO-DAY Is TIE DAY.

The regular meeting OF the many little business,
houses that have bargains Offer IN their r~socctx.
Ines takes place to-day You viii ind them MD,
the Little Ads. OF tho People,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26
DO YOU DINE oUTe

Several that offer tempting dinners are
to-day advertised among the Little Ads. of the
People"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26

Nhrtrrtrth strrrt ann ststlr Aurturs. Nru Hurk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26

1t has been decided by the War Department that
officers OF the National Guard on duty at the
State Camp can receive only the pay OF an officer
Of the grade corresponding 10 that of the position,
To which they have been assigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26

Quartermaster Richards OF the 18th Regiment Is
busy making acquisitions for shelter tents, bed
sacks, olive drab uniforms etc. for equpping the
regiment for the joint army and National Guard
manPuvres in Virginia next September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26

The camp season at Peekskiu Will close with the
tour Of the list Regiment and I'd Battery which be-
gins next Saturday and ends July g The list Resf-
ment Will 20 by train. assembling at fits arnory on
Saturday at Sis a. m. The 81 Battery will march
10 PeeksiSLL and will start early next Saturday
morning from its armory IN The Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26

A costly plant for searchlight projections is to
be provided for the 18th Regiment armory. and
from its towers signals can be exchanged in the
night with posts in the harbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26

Chattanooga Rebel was the smallest In size,
but the most enterprising in spirit, OF all the
rebel papers which came with tobacco and such
through the lines in exchange for coffee and
ouinine The Union commanders winked at such
exchanges: Grant when before Petersburg is
sued rations to non beIigerents caught between
his and Lees lines. and President Lincoln him
self did not hesitate to let qunlne go through
70 the Confederate sick, men and women alike
I noticed early after the occupation Of Muir
freesboro. Tenn. in January. 1863, that Waiter
sons paper was publishing many letters from
soldiers in Lees and Bragg's armies. each with
a date on, a formula apparently fixed by the
editor Not only the place and date OF
writing named but the regiment, brigade di-
vision and corps to which the writer was at
tached. were always added. Many advertise
rnents Of lost articles such a horses baggage.
etc, also gave the name of the loser and his
address by regiment, brigade division and corps.
From these I compiled. with infinite labor and
pains. roster of. first. Bragg's army. and then
finding The Rebel" so useful and the labor OF
compilation so fascinating, I made another OF
Lees army. The work could not have been done
without Watterson's Rebel at hand. hope
he will forget it," as the boys slangiIy say. or
forgive me for making him out an Innocent
practical spy" at this late day.
Those rosters. by the way. played an i'm
General Rosecrans had the roster of Braggs
army as the IN his front printed for distri-
button 10 all his officers. His provost marshal
Colonel TrUesdeu. had supervision OF the print
ing and distribution Of the roster and became
familiar with II. on the morning Of the first
days fight September 10 1863 Rosecranss
quarters at Crawhsh Springs. Ga, and
about 10 o'clock I rode up 10 the provost mar
shars tent. He was examining a lot Of prison.
captured the night before most of them
willing deserters). and naturally I went into the
tent. 1t was only TO &c greeted with an oath
and loud declaration IL cruesdeu that my
roster Of Bragg's arli.r VS.. rreGd. He said
he had a dozen prisoners Who belonged 10 regi-
ments and brigades not mentioned in the roster
as published officially 10 the army. 1 asked
him TO let me see the list of his prisoners. 7
read IL over. and. taking out OF my pocket q
copy Of my roster Of Lees army, I saw at a
glance that the prisoners were part of Long
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
bvorIeoes CT oette!

vi tilbpber ct bunbrthe Dollars / e'elsnuHl Ter q
hnfrt ltIf9lbe al aatarrb. Der life tan ~belbrlbcs 0tf
Halls Catarrh Cure.
y. 3. 9hehen Il 6 D, eiers. 1niehn.
D., unoertegnehe. bar fjenbt 4. 9. 6genep / be f6fe
l. aar o9 iror. ban er al6eles h0oerl-g Z ale 7{orrtis
nlfass1ronsottioner og financeltt StOuo tia opigP
DC fnbper Jorpltatelie, beres 5trna bar idataprt fla.
Weit% 3ruat. WboIeiale 8rugg,iis. 5olebp, 6.
WoIbtnq, aiunan VI arbtn.
Wboleiale Irulqifs. 1nlebn. 6.
Balls Catarrh Cure tages ~inhneubig o. hirfer Il,
nfte naa glooet % Spftemtts elimbiHber. Bus 7a
pr. Jloife:. SaI9es Of ollie Apotbtiers. QtoHesbprb frit
HALLS Family Pills or be bebfte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
munbz ID aIopfpQen

numb % alopfpgen /
Stems. 9iotil = %itriOer ogIts
fiaQanos 6oltebl." = bar bet pit
Is u9srIist at faa Manb@ O8 alobs
in9fn uorDbbet blonot Spine6eIats
ningen poa aamner6erre Sac. Scos
peniu8' 9aorb o9ior8Iep". Scr na
at faa en- burtig gnbe paa SpgoOms
men. bar Stotens tilipnsbuOenOe i
De iibite Oage Iabet noeet Oper SO
5eoeiOin Ilaa neo. De pOrige Spin
Ct blepne anbra9te andre Steoer pad
@aaroen, iaa bet bibtiIo9reuoe Spis
nebus MI itour tomt og iel9eIi9 oil
iunne geres til @enitano iOr en- inb.
9oasnbe 3enieliesproces.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

De bdnfte Mtsfipn9rer
| aino. De fleite at be oanite
Misiionarer ct i COB 8ebolo /
5idifu. De bar forlabt beres Sta
tioner, bells tpungne bertil peo De
trigsferenbe 0ares Operdtioner,
oelS foroi Der unoer be nupGrenoe
6orboIo oIigepel life fan bribe3
MisIionsarbeibe og efter forinoen at
bare giort, bbab be formadeoe for Ct
lire napnliq be inbfebte &riitne "a
ipori0t Observation-Disclosures GienoeIe.
On he fua Al Misiionarerne, Der
enonu beinoer ia pad &ri9sItues
plabien, bringer a8dnit Misiions
6la6" for Rem Il. Mug. no9Ie Ipreote
meobeIeIier, Der paa 8runo al Den
ureqelmpsii9e 5orbinoelie meol}is=
ficnsnationerne pei er meoet uful6s
itpnoi9e, men AZ 6bilte BET bo9
frem9aar, at fomtli9e MisIionarer
nar / COB ge6ofo i et6pert 9itfatoe
enonu FOR fortere 8io fiben.
Som 6ttenot er be frigsfertn6e
@aqters Sitting til MisTonsar=
6eioet anoiott otroeb. at Sopanerae
efter beres Gore 6atber Reli9ions
fri6eo lioefom Der / Qanoet, 6na6
Rusldno efter fine Gore life aer.
gGc @%crctrin9er FRA b, 6dnTte 0}is=
Fonprer Iooer imioIertiO poa, at e
rusIfIte Gmbe6smrno. 0fFcerer D +.
b. ifar MI / Griaens 9iO bar BIT
rem meaen @enfiqb.o og ofte bar
raft hem en- 6iatpenbe 6oon6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

differing a EN- Minbe=
item for Rab6iner Col
tein. poa Deitre moiaiite airfs>
gdarb ufiIsrebes ben 16. Dug. Gorz
mibbdg 81. 10 en- Minbsften poa
Rabbiner Or. @oiteins @rup. I'll
Steoe peb 9sitioeli9beben bar Mos
faif 5rosfamfunbs Repr9fsntonts
Itab msb Gtatsroob Gimpnien
Spibien foruben entelts andre, iom
6apbe ituaet ben ofbsbe n9r. 9as
ida Rab6iner, 9r. 2etpenitein bar
til Stsbs.
Otter at en- Sdlme bar afiunoet,
talte Snipettsr peb mofaiIt Stple
). Sdlomon noele fmutte Minbez
orb oper ben dfosbe oe fremb9bebe
bans trofaite Qrbejbe inbenfor mo-
faiif 5rosidmfunb. Com ct ibns
ligt 8ionesbprb ON Meniebebeng
5atnemmeliebeb ffulbe benns min
beftsn prpbe bans 9rop, oe ban Bah
fluttelig Reprafentnntifobet tdge
Minbesm9rtet unber fin 8~oretaot.
pod Observation-Disclosures 0eone
tdftebe @erslIerer @b. 2ebin for
Minbssm9rtet, fom ban lobebe
ftufbe bliDe rsgtet pod bebfte Modbe.
Minbesmarfet er df bornbolmff
Sonbiten meb Oplbsninser ON ben
afbsbes Mnrteboee. poo gobFbftet
itaar: Sonbbebslare bar I bans
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

9gIIer pao aommune6 D
fpitatet. % Boiler tom BEN Il.
Dug. inn Pea aommunebpipitalets
4. Qfpeling, ap6enbopn. Da be
imioIertio bar beraieoe, baO Den Ri
fitererbe Gage 9epi Dem ON at toni
me igen ienere. 6eroper 6Ieo De ras
ienOe, pg ben enc anfdlOt 2G9en.
0d en- 9ortBr oiloe TONNE barn
I'll 6ialp, o~berfalot ben enc gpQe
o9iod bam. % o1 MI ogiaa en- ga
tent. Der op6olot ia / @GreIiet. toa
4arti for 8paerne, option Der ct ret
dlporli9t Sommenitpo.
6erit Oa 9plitiet. Der 6Ieo tiltalot,
tom til Steoe. lntteoes bet at fd5
8ugt meo gederne.
De bleo befoQt meo 6aonbjern %
iert / Qrreit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

4n9OIbt Or Salt. iii Ell
paa 5reberitsberg bosnoe priplt
0istontsr MOrtenien, iOm forItrats
ter bolt meb ,biIige" 2aon, BEN
oenbte fig for en- Mnnneb Fben IN
pngre &pinbe, Warie Qnberien, meb
Qnmobnins ON ct 2aan pao 100
ar. 9istontsren laonte imiolertib
fun pad 9aseanOisninger og gao
benbe en- fuabdn 9ldnfet, Tom fuloe
ubfplbes. 0d BUN life fdd nooen
ubbei til at ftoHe fig peneene ub bas
berlig Del, forfbnebe bun glontsts
ten meb fulff llnbrffrift ps falife
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og lsOersbe ben
til Oisfontsrsn unber Jorseipenbe
at. at bet bar benbes Gorlopebe, tsr
fsste 2uonet. Sun fl berpoa be
100 ar. minus II ar. I Renter ub.
bstolt og ffufbe | tire m~aoneblige Ras
ter tilbdeebetdle 2adnet. DC bum
o[lereoe ben fsrfie Moansb life bar |
Stunb til at lebere nOgst @fbrde, og
9istontsren berDeb opbagsbe JafFs
neriet, blep bun dnmelbt til politiet
oe onbolbt.
gun bar life tiblig.re pnret frat
fet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

Ia mntnQsanla9. SCR 6arz
6oere &ut uofor Britt "a noro e.
Ter for6i 6lpp6oim 5liper oey ! oenue
CONNER ld9t en- m 3amning ION
Bern mob 9eiterbapet. 8litterns
6er er noaet meota9ne, % bet itoJe
0i9eanla9 bar brit n~sooenOiqt. Cmz
trent belle Sommeren CT ber dr6ej0et
oerpaa mto 5. apnn ION Qeosr, Zen
iamme. Der lebe6e Qr6ejoet peo pe ,
tore 0Gmninqer, Der / Be ii6ite
Qarinaer er Iaqt III ior 9rplia3
9littanqe, o9 ION titiammen ~toiteoe
at opfpre gobt $4,000 ar. Den tore
9amning Der Tor aDiten er M IA
pibt fremitrebet. at 9 Stationer PAL
ca. 100 5obs 9anaoe 6oer er fnrz
Zig, men enonu er Der oper 10 Sta
TONER til6a9e. Wlen oisie bill boz
HE trppe iaa meqet Serb fsrt iao
fom he, Der er farbiae. 8 2ebet At
Sommeren er Der plontet Wares
balm foriteniae Steoer ! 6drboete
alitter, bpor bette tiltrGn9tes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

5iftsriet. 5ra bet ipoliae
6arbosre par ben L. Dug. . 5iitere
pad 6aOst eiter i0aa, men 6angiten
bleO fun meget fife. nemlig bsjit ~
9oa. FAINT en- tor Stppie CQigbaD.
5oruben bette orioes Der libt 6ums
merfiteri. men Ell gaab tom ben -.
Dug. fun inb meo 3 al BEN SIo9s.
Ser bar man life faaet meget uo al
WatrelfIteriet, berimoo bor bette
6eore for 5arring og 5jultring.
Som 9urioium fan nGbneg, at for
Starring itOo Soft pda Stronben %
fiteoe Wutrellerne. aroge b9ftst
pda LANCE Snore taitebes ub / 6obet,
og Mdtrellerns Deb pan % bleo trutz
let til Ganb. ungiilb, Der lau ifblle!
inb poa Stranben, brugtes fom
Mabbing. 5or 5jultring bar Der 81
gaabela9, ar. 5efssrs, Der / faa
0a9e fiitebe MutrelIsr for ca. 300
9roner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

9pao en- SorotoppefpGrn
tan oel9g9e Sra Sqoen BE-
rer man al o9 til, at en- Grasboppes
ip9rm fan raiere Warterne % ebe.
lGg9e Qfgreben fuIoit9noig. go
get Iignenoe tenoer man fer / Gam
bet, ON life meb 8r9sbopper, ioa
meo Sorolopper. og mango Steoer
Der pod Ggnen ian man / oenne
CONNER tale meo berom.
5pr uogls 9age Iiben bar BEE
Sparme at 9orblopper beIat mans
ge 6uoer / Rinaiteb Omegn, bbor be
i'll. oSi9lanospoiten" totalt goelaqs
be tore gebe at RabiIer, RGbbiter
o9 Wujroer; life ct eneIte glao par
ifaonet. W}en life blot / 6aberne,
ogiuu paa Warterne bar be b4ret
pda Spil og soelagt itore Gtntter
meo Rosr. Gn Sorbbruger pad Rings
iteb Start bar Iaalebes liot ct betDz
oeli9t CAB. ibet be fmdd ll6brer bar
gennem9bt ct Stptfe Hoer pas oper
l 81. 2unb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

0tuno. o9 6dIitbeo fanOtes life paa
bans 99ber. - Meni96ebsmeolen.z
mer I 9p6enbann rejite oenne Mins
eeIten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

Misftonerfurfuge 0eb
aurIus'et fra Den %. Quguit til ben
8. September (itfe ben ~ taler
qropit glume oper E~aberpor, qropit
glom oper ben 3. Qrtitel, GATOR
Qsi6enfelot 6anfen om Sa6arias
og Is 5oreOrdg om 6ebningemisz
iionen. qaitor 9epinIen As Sore
nrug oOer Sirtehiitorien og 3 bomi=
letiife 5orsornq, qait. 5ibiger ON be
beli9es Samfuno og @enernlietres
ter Ricarb 2 5orebrag oOer Sob.
IA, Is oe qoft. Oleien ~ 2 Sore
brug, 5%Oritunber 9apibien ON Subu
aiges OpIssning, og mauite Yropi1
.3eutben ct 5orebrag og Slutningss
meoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

Save til 8anoit mis-
fton&feGftab. 9}isfonar i 3n.
bien, 4oitor Gorl 6orn6e6. b3r
itantet Dan7t Mis1onsiel7tab ct
mutt lille 6us oppe j gjergena ION
Relreotionsbiem for Selifobets
U}isfonarer, bo9 i%oalebt5, at bal
70 bans 5amilie bar 8rugsretten til
bet. Iua lan9e oe er / Snoien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02
Dann1arR.
S%ranOfaren | apbenbapns Scatrc
aommtsfionen8 8etantz
MING.

Stpnt en- 8ommis lions Determining
onies for tonfoentiel, inbtil ben
tommenoe MpnoiQbeo bar tuget Stllz
ling til ben, bar Def lite funnel unoz
gads. at aoitiai9t Al 5eatsrtummi5=
Iwionens er iipet I'D pau bens 8ei til
Ma8iItrut o9 Suititsminiiterium,
0g bet fan I 8runoen life unore.
8e Strap, BEN fremiatter. er ida tore,
at De neopenoigbis maa bGtte en- Snz
teresie, Der 9lemmer 2ausbeOspligt
% andre Stronter - ia for 3edtye
ION GaIino % 8a9marteutret, Der /
foroeien er omtumleoe moi, betnetr
be n0Iten 3eosoom, hois &rapene
ifal oennemfpres iom bet f%oreiIads.
Man bar I gaino ojort BEN ueez
6a9eIige OpoageIie. at 8aior9anqsn
lite er unoet END en- Imut, men iaare
branoforlig characterization -
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itaor Der SIb berneoe. pil 9u6lifun
i 5eatret life funoe ilippe M, men
pit efter menneTfeliq 9ereQninq bGre
forto6t. Derfor iioer aommisiionen:
9aiar1oneen moa riees neo % iaea
op6nages at ioliot 9iuronrt eIer DC
niers. U}en bette 5etnoer en- lloaifi
for QlttieIelffa6et a omtriug 10000
ar.. "a BEN oil bette nappe Rare /
Stano til at u6rebe.
5 2aqmarte5tyst er bet naiteu
barre; t6i Der man9ier BEN Qlaos.
iom 6orauorinaerne freezer. 3rapz
perne op til Gta9eyne er 10 fadle6es
6~eliggenot at Qublifum unDer en- "a.
nit BIZ itprte nso Al Dem % itoppe Tor
Be efterfelgen6e. 9isie 8ropper ~
9edtrets 0orberober mao foranbres.
Men 6~OorleOes2 5a, Qgsninasn CT
iaaleoes, at ben nappe nil tunue Ia
d liz gennemfeye.
QaaOigit ilippsr 3%olteteatret, Der
Blot ital bare benitre Qartetlo9e
oennemfaaret. iaa at 2(Oeangen I'll
Ten oerbarenoe 8sierpcubgana ets
tes for Qarfetpu6litummet.
"a bet ta(. Scatter er 6aaoe meo
6eninn til Grape % 0aroerobez
iorhoIoene. 9ere etc. iau Oelinbrets
tet, at 2G%norin9erne FOR bettes Deb
tommerne 6liper aanite faa og ale
rene unoer Repdrationen I CONNER
er oelpis gennemfsrte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

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ben or al b9pnefig =
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fulbitanbigt meb al ben inooblebs
Rug og 81. 9ei9tnineen, Der bar
tommen pad Stalb, rebbebss meo
llnotdgelie df en- SO os en- 8olp =
aft bar dsiureret.
Slben bar podfot of en- poo @aars
ben tjenenbe Rsgter, Der beiesnss Tom
en- inbItr9ntet perfon og bar toms
men pda aant msb fin Mobmpber,
pua bpsm ban bible b9one iig. limb
belbart eftsr at babe TAT Slo puu. gil
ban inb til 6usbonben oe fagbe:
,5bis 8 pil ub og bupe 9renturers
ne rebbebe, er bet MI 5iben!"
Grandchildren bleb nnturIiepis
ftrots unbolbt oe fsrteg ieners tilQfr.
reften / Sbenbbors.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-02

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