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Mower County transcript., 1904-11-30
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RgtaHy Burned.

n sss SgkSoE fs6s ieek i @ ssbriefs account
of the disastrous fire which swept over
,Pliny5A Conkey's ranch at Nina, Ward
County, near the Canadian line in
North Dakota the middle Of November.
Fuller particulars are appalling. One
Of the worst prairie fires in. the history
of the state swept over the whole coun-
try around Nina and Sherwood, the end
of the Mohall extension. It started on
on the Canadian side and swept in a
southeasterly direction, taking every
thing before it. Buildings and stacks
we're licked up and the scene was ter
rifying one. P. A. Conkey and two
ons saw the fire coming down upon
,pon their place and they got out their
cams and plows to backfurrow a fire.
break. But the flames leaped across
and got into their stacks. Desperate
efforts were made by them to extin-
guish the flames but unavailing. Mr..
Conkey and two sons were caught in
the fire. The oldest son: Arthur was SO
badly burned that he died of his injur'
les, and Mr.. Conkey and the next oldest
son, Carl, were severely burned. Eight
horses we're burnedsto death and other
property lost. News came Monday
that both Mr.. Conkey and the younger
son were getting along favorably and
would recover. Mr.. Conkey was one OF
the territorial pioneers of Mower county
coming to Saints Rest in Window in
1856. The family moved to North
Dakota about three years ago.
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DIED.
s,CIHI:AlN:s

At his home in Butte, Montana,
Tuesday, Nov. %, 1904, William J Joseph
schwan, aged Al years. He was born
in Prairie du Chen, Iowa, Jan. 10, 1853:
When between four andEfve years old,
he came with his parents to- live in
Austin and grew up here. After re-
eeiving his education In the Austin
higheschool, he started ON his business
career with his father in the retail
boot and shoe store. Later he went on
the road as travelling salesman for the
st. Paul Rubber Co., Reynolds Bros. OF
Utica, N. Y. and other boot and shoe
firms making his headquarters in Aus
tin. In 1899, he went into the stocl
business at Elmore and later for three
years had charge of a large herd of cat
tie on a ranch near Faulkton, N. D.
This business proved financial failure
and in the spring of 1904 he moved to
Butte, Montana, where until the time
of his death he was associated with the
Custom Fit Shoe store, his wife con-
ducting job printing office there. He
was married in Austin Dec. 6, 1885, to
Miss Alice E. Campbell who with one
son Willie J. Schwan survives. The
remains were brought to Austin for in
terment, accompanied by the widow
and son. Funeral services, conducted
by Rev. C. D. Beldep, were held at the
residence of his father, Joseph Schwan,
on Mill street on Sunday afternoon,
large company of sympathizing friends
being present. lnterment in Oakwood.
The burial services were in charge of
Fidelity lodge, No 80, A. F. 8 A. M. q
large delegation of whom acted as es-
eort
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-30
SARGEANT

Henry Beck and Miss Agnes Benzel
were tmarried st the brides home
two miles north of this village on Sun
day, Nov. Is, at 10 O'clock. The couple
will make their future home in the vii
lage Of Waltham. -
Jacob Hoffman, Jr., who has been
employed by the Ringing Bros circus
for the past three years spent a few
days with his parents this week.
Peter Peterson, who has been look
ing after his farming interests in N orth
Dakota for the past four months, re-
turned Sunday after visiting the
Worlds Fair. , p.
Arthur Edwards of Spring Valley
was visiting at the E. E. Josyln home
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Miss lBertha Joslyn who has been
spending few days at home last week
returned to her school duties in Spring
Valley Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Heimer who has been
spending the summer with her parents
returned to Canada Monday.
Miss Alice Swartz returned Sunday
from Thanksgiving visit with rela.
tives and friends at Preston. She is
teacher is district 1O7.
E. Ford is laid up with bad cold fol
"a few days so that he is not teaching.
Our mail carrier is again in service
aft enjoying visit with his daugh
ter in Dexter.
E.. H. Weber has returned from the
Twin Cities where he has been buying
holiday goods.
Jacob Gjernes, H. Hanson, G. r
Copplin and J. E. Heydt returned Mon
day from the Worlds Fair having en-
joyed it very much.
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Tho Author Of "John Inglesant."

The Author Of "John Inglesant." s
The death of Mr.. Shorthouse, which.
was re ported in yesterdays dispatched
will be widely regretted. John In
glesant," If not q great book, is, at all
events, novel Of permanent value.
interesting az a narrative, and ever
more appealing. because of the beautf.
full spirit which shines through it's ro.5
mantle pages. It is the beck by whicKs'
he will be remembered: "Sir Perci-
vol" "The Countess Eve" and
"Blanche, Lady Falaise.'' have their
merits, but in none Of them is thera
much Of tho inspiration which pre-.
duced John ,In9lesant" One Other,
book Of his. however, may possibly
come some day to be appreciated al
most a. much as his masterpiece. We
refer to @'The Little Schoolmaster
Mark: A Spiritual Romance" This III
An enchanting little story. really spir.
itual In essence. and possessing some
thing Of that artistic, delicately fan
tastic charm which belongs to Steven.
sons "Prince Otto." It Is. q trine be-
side John 1nglesant," but 1t is IN ex.
Qutsite trife.-New York Tribune.
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-30
Disastrous Wrecks.

Carelessness is responsible for many:
q railway wreck and the same causes
are making human wrecks of sufferers
from Throat and Lung troubles. But
since the advent of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for G Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, even the worst cases can be
cured and hopeless resignation is no o
longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg Of
Dorchester, Mass, is, one Of many whose
life was saved BY DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery. This great remedy is guarantef-i
cd for all Throat and Lung disease by
K. o. Wold druggist. Price SOC. and
$l .OO. Trail bottles free. ss* .S.s
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses are issued to,
Adolph Finhart Of Frankford and
Rosa Bertha Weeks Of Racine.
John Schuett and Annie Griebnow
of Dexter. :: i
Arthur Volstad and Ella Strand Of
Eyle.
Jens Henge of LeKoy and Karen O.
larson of Lodi. .,>.
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Rival tho Natlonai Treasury

Rival the National Treasury. ::
There are In New York three life
insurance institutions, two Of them
mutual associations and one an incor-
porated organization, whose financial
operations practically match those Of
the United States treasury. They pos
sess resources in the way Of cash or
quick assets almost equal to those
upon which the secretary Of the treas
ury may rely. .-.-... 81,
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to attend to business for several weeks
The teachers collected a goodly dona-
tion for him as Thanksgiving Offer
ing:SS@~'
The w. c. r. q. will meet with Mrs.
R. W. Stowe next Thursday at the u.s.
ual hour.
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Charge Can Be Proved.

Charge Can Be PToVed.
Members Of travelling theatrical
company have been arrested in Iowa
charged with breaking the Sabbath
by performing Romeo and Joliet" on
that day. Very likely the charge will
hold The average touring company
which presents the works Of William
Shakespeare certainly breaks Sunday
by performing on that day and in.
cites to riot by representations on
other days of the week.
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-30

Owing to the large number
of our departments we are un-
able to quote prices in all. We
will therefore quote prices in
one department only f:
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yun1-ooRRHornD B1 A. 4, DnoKns.
Fast Tourist Gar Service to Cali.
fOrnia.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
in connection with the G. r. L & L.
Railway will run a tourist sleeping car
every week to San Francisco. Leaving
Minneapolis at 500 p. M, st. Paul $3.50
p. m. Tuesday via Omaha, Colorado
Springs and Ogden. Arrive San
Francisco Friday at 1880 noon. For
further information apply to any Great
Western Agent or J. P. Elmer, G. P.
A., Chicago, III.
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-30

Chicagoans a Prey to Pneumonia.
The deaths from pneumonia in CHI.
eago have averaged over 500 month
this year.
Mower County transcript., 1904-11-30
Beauty and Brains,

Reauty and Brains.
If a pretty girl has, indeed. no brains,
it simply goes to show that Nature
isn't giving brains to such as can't
possibly use these in their business
Puck.
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CORRECTED 81 ALEX oAMPDHLh

CORRECTED BY ALEX OANPD1Lk
Wheat. S1.0o TO- $1os per bu.
oORRHoFHD BY x'BRIDn. TAN asoo11.
Butter. a0c-23c per lb.
Eggs. Nc-zOc per dozen.
Potatoes, 23c.3Oc per bu.
Beans, 81. 50 500 per bu,
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Grocery Department N? 10
NORTH SIDE OF BASEMENT.

Bread, fresh every day, loaf !. =. Sc
10 bars Swift's Pride Soap. y. .25c
7 lbs. best bulk Starch. :. ..25c
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Austin Markets.
Hogs.

Cattle.
!
At Butcher Cows and Heifers. ~
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, Veal, Sheep and Lambs
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Saves Money All Round.

caves N4OAEy All ROuuu.
All the schedules OF Michigan manu-
features collected by this Joint force Of
agents Will be sent 70 washington for
tabUlatiOn. This arrangement viii re-
duce the cost Of the census 10 the State
very materially. and viii save just SO
much work for the Federal authorities
next year.
What is more important, the State
figures win be brought into perfect har-
mony with those OF the Federal census,
a great convenience 20 the students Of
statistics everywhere.
The Office will make the same arrange
ment with achusetts, ia its manu-
featuring census. Her LEGISLATURE has
already passed a law authorizing the
State bureau OF statistics 20 cooperate
with the Federal Census Office
These movements doubtless mark the
beginning or sympathetic cOusOIida-
tion OF the census work OF all the
States. This is great step in ad-
vance. and one which has never been
possible with the census Offices called
into being each ten year for a special
task. and then allowed 70 90 out OF ex-
istence.
IL viii be recalled that Cen. Francis
a. Walker secured the incorporation 0t
a section IN the act providing for the
census Of 1ss0, 20 the effect that anv
State or Territory which should on tho
year ending IN five. halfway between
according 10 the schedules and forns
utilized by the Federal Government. ana
deposit a copy OF the results with the
Secretary OF the Interior before the isl
Of September OF that year. might receive
from the Federal Treasury 30 per cent
Of the cost Of such enumeration. II was
provided that the cost 10 the Federal
Government or the preceding enumera-
tiOn. increased by an allowance for the
growth OF the population, should be the
basis employed in making this adjust
mcut
This section has not yet been re-enact-
cd, although many members Of the Cen
HUs Committee. notably Mr.. Crumpacker
Of Indiana. strongly favored fl. Con-
gross seems 10 shy at any steps look
Ing in the direction Of a census at five
year periods. IL feels that q plan for
assisting States. Ike Massachusetts,
which now take the census ut the mid
term, would be an entering wedge for
q national census at that period.
This provision OF the act of 1879 failed
70 amount 70 anything then because OF
the lack Of a permanent census cstab-
hshment -Four or FIVE States I'm 1885
complied with its terms and sent their
schedules 20 Washington. where they
were packed away In the Department Of
the Interior because there was nothing
20 be done with them.
But now, with The permanent Census
Office. there wOIld be no trouble IN
carrying out such an arrangement sue
cessfully, and IL may be authorized at
a succeeding Congress. The coming
session VIII have 70 act upon IL or the
proposal could lot be utilized before
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BANKS.

AMER. SECURITY & TRUST CO., 1908 G NV.
AETNA BANKING, &, TRUST co, 1929 + NV.
FARMERS & MECHANICS NAT, Georgetown.
INT'NAT'N'L B'NK'G CORPORAT"N, l4la q NV
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN, Glib 18th NV.
NAT. BANK OF WASHINGTON, 9TH { NV
THE PEOPLES BANK, 600 + st. NV.
THE RIGGS NATIONAL, 1903 Pa. ave.
SECOND NAT BK. Of Wash, d. c., 800 18th NV.
POTOMAC SAVINGS BANK. SD and sts. NV.
TRADERS NATL. Blk. Of Wash. Pa. ave. & l0;h
THE UNION SAVINGS BANK, Bond Building.
WASHINGTON SAVINGS BANK. 18th x q NV,
STUBBLEFIELD BKG. & TR. CO., 1924 st.
Small loans a spccialtv
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

C. c. BRYAN. 1913 y. Y. ave-
q. g. CORNNELL * son, l4l2-l4ls Pa ave.
John II. MAGRUDER. Conn. ave. and St
JACKSON & CO., G96 Pa. ave.
II. " FISHER & son (Ine: ,, 22d and y sts-
". r. BROWN Goth ST. and Pa. ave.
BARRON BROS, s275 NJ ST. NV.
FRED A. DODGE, eth and T NV.
HARRFLL'S MARKET, 1916 14th NV.
Nm I. REED 18th 81 and Pa. ave.
II. B. TERRETT. $50 Louisiana ave.
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GIBSON BROS, Pa. ave. and 18th st.
GLOBE PRINTING CO., 18th and + NV
JUDD & DETWEILER, 4ZO-422 llth st.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., CPS La. ave.
SUDWARTH PRINTING CO.. $40 18th st.
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POULTRY, GAME, AND EGGS.

F AMBROSE ARMSTRONG. SOs 10th st.
}. ". BEASLEY, Zl5 10th ~
TIE HICKMAN CO., La. ave. and 10th ST.
+. W LIMERICK, 2O2 Centre Market.
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FINANCIAL & PROFESSIONAL.

ABSTRACT, TITLE INSURANCE.
DISTRICT TITLE ms. co, go 18th NV.
COL. & REAL Est. TITLE ms. CO., 18th & r.
HOME TITLE ms CO, 81 ~ 81. NV.
LAWYERS TITLE ms. Co, j. A. Maedel'
Schmidt, Sec, 4I2 5th NV
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FURNITURE, SECONDHAND.

CANiNfACK & BRO. 62l-627 Mass. ave.
HOPWOOD'S, cor. sth and X SITS. NV.
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PATENTS AND PATENT CAUSES.

JOSEPH L. ATKINS. Loan & Trust Bldg.
c. T. BELT, Warder Bldg
JULIAN G. DOWELL s. son (alCcess0rs 20
Butterworth & DowelD Loan < Trust bldg.
". H. DOOLITTLE & son, Atlantic Blds.
WN. NEVARRE CROMWELL, 1908 L 81. NV
KNIGHT BROS, McGiN Bldg
FREDERIC ". RITE jr., McGiu Bldg
W A REDMOND, McGil Bldg.
r s & A B. LACEY, CO s. NV.
MASON. FENWICh & LAWRENCE. COZ st.nw.
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ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.

J. f. BATES, Washington Loan & Trust Bid
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AUTOMOBILES AND BICYCLES

POPE MANUFACTURING CO., sI7-sl9 18th st.
CiIAS. L. MILLER & BRO. llO5 nth Il
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WHOLESALE.
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK.

+. y. GRAY d CO., BIG Maine ave. CNiachinis
and Fouuder)
ALEXANDRIA IRON WORKS. McGul Bldg
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AUCTIONEER REAL ESTATE.
THOs j. OWEN & son, 9l8 F st.
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POULTRY SUPPLIES, INcUBAToRs.
PRINTERS.

SOUTHERN POULTRY SUPPLY Co. go-o12 E
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HAIR BRAIDS, sHAMPooING.

5. HELLER. 720 eth NV.
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SURETY COMPANIES.

L. s. FIDELITY & G'R'TY. Co, 1929 n Y. ave
TITLE GUARANTY & TRUST CO.. Colo. Bldg.
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MONEY LOANED, ND. PROPERTY.
PHIL W. CHEW. 5I2 NV.
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS

INDUSTRIAL LIFE INSURANCE.
EQUITABLE INDUS. LIFE ms, COS F St NV.
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SAVINGS FUND SOCIETIES.
STOCKS. GRAIN, AND COTTON.

SAVINGS FUND SOC, 1905 F NV
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MONEY LOANED On FURNITURE.
CAPITAL. LOAN GUARANTEE CO., coz nv
NATIONAL. MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. G25 + nv
WASH. MORTGAGE LOAN co, Go NV.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-26

neet III at fere oeres Sui opao 8affen
ira Wtinerne. Gu fan ell Del b fries
fra bet, on napufe aOmpneni ueo 0i9lp
Of Malf'neri bnler aullene op pan ben
lpone Serb og lesser Dem pua
Miot pna Murten. life lanst ira
SOP 8anens Spor, life lnnst ira bet
9ano. JON eies al 9t%ielion 9upion. bar
M an 9rnoet bunoreoe JOB neo Soroen
o. funoet ppperliae aul, Iom MI Damp.
belteu llaber op meo lterite 9etbeo. 90
BET er nof Meningen. at bet ltal gaa.
Sen imOo tpne Wdno er allereoe / ar.
bsloe, og Here oil bliue leiet. iaa mart
m an fan ina Sioehnne bDgget 60 lao at
liqe laSie auIene meb Wnltlneri. Sui.
lene fan nRmli9 fsres ian bot op, at
man fan laoe Dem ialoe neo / be Der
til po5ienoe 8anepogne.
Seen Oct oil tolte Genge. % Dem bnr
man, % 8enae oil man forlgge al tlene.
5oretoeeuoet pil NOT toite ca. $4,000,
o9 man msuer ino tiger aOmpogniefs
5ormano. Wer. @m. 8. Sonas. at nan
ben 8aa. oa man fan mine op inoiil
200 IONS on9lig % i9tte 6enimoo
bunorece Mano / Nrbelos. Dion tro?
8bi iaa oil Oct saa. 9i faar III iG.
Utere eno cen Gang er bet b9not Wens
neiter. buoo Der b9uote aonen, oa bun
tog 2Ga9ene o9 9if til Bpen meo benz.
Uiinen er %belisgenoe miot imelem
8opbels os aenmare; ina buis Del
saar beloi9t meo 5%oretn9enoet, oil en-
mn B1 uofle op meo bet alerferlte.
3ens n9rmelte Rnboltab, pda iaa uno'
inaelier mar, oil bliue bare DANTE.
Nten ben oil tffe bliue ltor. on Seen
fun lieaer en- lille Mil on for ben.
U1eu buao, De, iom er ben mar. pinoer
BOG mere enb en- Beba9eli9beo oerueo.
Der er olereoe anis9t ON at boloe
Boltbue. @n misunderstanding la
Der life uente paa fig; Der bliuer 3io
efter anben Ell Station. 5armerne oil
fuune ialsc Oeres Wa0js. 6peOe, 5nure
os 5sr Der. 6eriil tommer enonu -
3iben bill blipe 9rppeitenen =. at Der
oil bliue Sanfiorrstulns Osiaa.
3a, bet sanr iremao berOpps bet
beje Roro.~ o9 be, Jon flnger, ituae
ina Sfam, lelu ON Oct er 30-40 unoer
0 ioumetioer. auaene toner 10 blot
81 pr. 9on, / 5armerminerne FIR min.
Ore. iom last. X.
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8eeOlea Gal.

SuOr er bet Ell berligi sDn / bisis
Gage of ie. bpcr solen ipsilsr iis paa
8leraes 9nee. os 5nSlen maaisri pGa
@renen ibuger, linens De un9e / 8eeoleD
iDnger.
6oor FL bet ct bsrligt sDu / Oisie
Gage at ie, buOr 9reerue ipirer og
@resiet sror. 6Oor unoerligt bog al.
ting fig fnu mage fOr Cubs, DOR 5rel.
iers, Billie at bebags.
9Oor er oct ct 1erli9t spn 6isir
8ase at ie. bDor gemobstaarer ueo
ira 9imlen ialoer. nj aarligbeb oa aft
opsror. Gent. M en- liae Meni9beo /
ResoleD Dor!
= Senoag ben 10. 5sbr. difteoes
Der | Rseolep en- Msni9bso unoer Maus
net gSt. yeier8 b. eo. [. Meniqheb".
8eltpreiIen beltaar al DIR 0. @brihen.
len. 5ormonb. VI. Bad, aoslerer, 90
u. 91ielien, Sefret9r. vi er enonu life
mango Meolemmer; men ri baaber meo
CUBS 5j9lp OF bliOs ilere meo 9ioen.
Bi bur iruffet Qitale meb 8aitor Otter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-26
8efenOts0relie.

Gm SUB oil, ufboloer North 0as
tota areos al ben loren. D. Strife TT
5oradrsmpbe / 5rinitatis Menigbeo
oeo aenmare. u. Dat, ira SIS.
Narts.
9raitempoe 0nsoag D. 2. Darts,
aflen ST. Z.
Qabningsguostjeneite 5orsodg
5orm. ST. 105.
5elqenoe Gmner oil blibe orsfteoe:
l. Ompenbeliens 5or6olo til 0uds
ben.
2. Sprogets3isneit for 4anoslioet.
3. 6oorlsbes tunne ri ,beoit brtoe
MisIion? (Gf. 43, 3D..
CAB os iaa one. Iom tommer til
areosmebe. fslge bet profetiIte Orb:
Sat. s, q, iaa 6erren maa rigelig
peliiQne port Mebe.
.. 81. qeteren, 9reosformdno.
5rinitatis Menigbeo inbbnosr
genner fra fiarn % nar til at bels
tage / openn9bnte 9dge. Silreiienz
be beoes meIoe oeres 9omme til I'm
bertegnebe inben ben 27. 5ebr.
6erren Oeliigne Msbet.
g. 8. S9mibt, Menigb. pr9it.,
Route !. Senmure, u. ..
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yOaniferen"
Jreoag ben &c. 5ebruar 1904.
Blair, Neb.

Danf 9uostjeneite paa Senodg /
Dor oanit latberite airte til De ieO=
panlige 5ioer. 6orm. 81. 1910 og
Mften ST. 7.30.
Ssnoossitule ON Mlprgenen 81. 9.
Suu opranbt 0a / 8aar Den
%. 6ebr., ION pore aDinoer ida
trofait, itpt og ibarpigt bapoe arr
beioet ben imoe meo &irtebuiets %
NlenigbeOens BEL for gie. Dagen
bar milo og fmut, De iioite 99nosr
blep ON 5ormipoagen lagte pau BET
meget pmfattenbe arrangement /
Sirfens gaIement, 81. 2 gftm.. Tut
feoes Der op for a6erli9beoerne" Der
/ 6anobeo bperten a faa, fatttge
cner oaarligt arrungerebe, % ale
ItQpneoe meb glade 4niigter og ret
fnliDt fnlote CONNER al 8irtens
9aiement til, bDor W}rs. Gbriitidnz
len 6petigt % iwittert 6apoe iat en- TEL
fife Scr at unge bigger Iaa flintt
! Qr6eioe, at bet mart tunoe NOR
fes, bporleoes Oplag efter Oplag
temtes, CONNIE efter CONNIE ligeiad,
"a = fun 9asien bleO mere og me-
It iolio.
6pao Der no paa 4ftenen bar BE
pen til6age, iolgtes MI til Slut oeo
en- fornpjelig quttiOn. bpOr STUDENT
Marius 6anfen gioroe fOrtrtnlig
3ieneite iom Muctionarius.
,,6ppr meget inbfom Der iaa"?
fperger man ndturligpis meb lepens
De Snteresie. 0esp9rre fenocr
.9anfteren" enbnu / Dag til Morz
Gen life bet dbiolut nsjugtige ga
cit, Der, ida piot pioes. beaer life
Mites tunbe opgioes, forbi en- Del
9elgb enonu lite par in~bbetalte;
men iaa meget tor Ri iitfert fige uben
at pperbripe, at 3eiultatet er fmuft.
Raar iaa BERTH fommer, bpab oi
bar bragt / Grfaring, at &pinoes
fcreningen bar pebtuget at tin 8asIe
pripat at lagge $1,000 til uOfalgets
g}ettobelsb, faa bar hi miittert al
@run0 til at iige SUB 5af for Dol
Strife, for ben gobe Dag / 9uar og
Tor pore apinoers trofdite Qrbeioe
for Subs Riges Sag.
So6n WcQuarrie bar ct fort
OOIae al gpgninesmaterialer og 3ul
nj labeite prifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-26
correspondence.
Geoaf Jaas, Sa.

3goen bar / ben iioite 5io siort i'm
&e' gRloeuoe mango 6iem blanot port
Jolf iao pel lom blanot Amerifnnerne.
9groag ben l3oe Sanuar osoe Nnoreas
@intbsls 6nitru / tit Diem TO Ntil Sub
for 8pen. gun bar i l9naere 9iO o9'
ret brpitioa9. 6un %eiterlaoer zig i'm
Mano og 10 8prn. 8rsrapelieu fore9tt
/ Spnoa9s fra ben en9elite MetbOoiit.
firfe Der / 8pen. at boilten Meni9beo
bun bar Meolem.
On8bne Mtorsen DEN II. 5ebr.
oeoe 3DrlR9e .. @roners 6uittu.
6un bleo for elepe Nor iioen rant al ct
opopleftiit 9ilf9loe og lummet / en- iao.
odn Grab, at bun life iioen bar funnel
biplpe Jig ielu. 3et bar ueret eIeue
beluprll9e 9tnr ior benoe % Tor heuoes
Mnnb oe 9aiter. ter i9rlis bar mnnt.
tet u9re benoe bebi9lpelig. 6un bleu
ca. 6S Aar 9ammel o9 eiterlaoer Jig lin
ManO, ire Ssnner og en- Batter. Be-
sraOelien ianot Sleo / 5reoass Gilers
miooa9s ira 0jemmet. Stsuet ln9oes
til 6utle paa @reeHmOoo 8irts9aaro.
= Baitor 8. 8. 5enien q ijoite
6reons / Geonr Rapios ior at ~iorretie
Cars Ssreniens 6uitrus 8earnuelie.
@n ~lan9uarig Brpltin9oom meoistie
Omlioer henbes 8so. 6. Sprenien er
Ssu al Ssren anoerien Der / 8pen.
Sans 8. Seniens @nte sler
n@nmle gutbrine", iom MOI pleier Of
taloe benoe, lisger ior 9ioeH meget ips.
o9 Der er fun liot 6nob ON Beorin9.
= Ssrsn apbl. 8olton 60, Tom /
3irsbngs BERTH for at Opboloe ia en-
fort 3io Dos SlRstninae og 8enner
Der pon @snen.
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OpbOloer fig for Eioeu hos Seuuer Os
Sl99tnin9e Der paa @gnen.
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bags tilbase ira Sit 6oru, buOr ban /
Yinter bar gonet poa Stolen.
= Sra 3. iii s. Watts niboloer ian
ben gitliee Soma. areos Of ben ioreueos
airfe lit 8repsmebe Der / Bpen. % Der
ueutss / ben Nnleouin9 Ell Gel 5rem.
meoe fra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MDbet be-
epnoer meo @ubstisneite 5orsona ai.
ten / Nnsnrstb airfe. os Qiilutningss
mpbet 6liuer Ssnoae 2liten. Vile er
uelfomne til Mgoerne. iinuel til 5or.
banolinesmsoerae lom til @ubsijsne.
fierue. ga. tom % q uelfommen.