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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17
+ f. f. + + 1. + i. j. + + 4. j. j. I.
+ BASEBALL NOTES. I.
+ + + + = + + + + 1. + i. + + + I.

The Vicksburg correspondent to the
Sporting News in Fridays issue saws;
From remarks of some of the
Vicksburg magnates heard here and
there, | am inclined tc. think Billy
Earle and his players will stir up a
hornets nest in the Cotton States
league. 1t is said that Billy who is
soJournlng in Cuba, has attached to
his kite string a Cuban Giant" to do
the slab work for his team, who is
wonder. The fans are in manner
willing to accept Billys judgment in
reference to such matters, but in this
instance prefer seeing the much-talked
OF Cuban in harness before passing up.
on his qualifications. l was in hopes
ere this to have furnished you with
the lineup Of the Vicksburg team for
the season of 1904, but the manage
ment are unable to give me the de-
sired information, Land don't suppose
the personnel of the team will be
S PNo'iS uhIii IIdiIc > return. we
are satisfied that our representatives
Will be fully able to cope with any
team in the league. am requested
by the Vicksburg management 70
state that they would like to make
dates with some of the ball teams that
contemplate visiting the south for
practice; none barred, whether Ma.
tlonal or American teams. We he.
ileve we can make it very interesting,
as well as profitable, to the visiting
team"
Regarding the signing of Center.
heider Longly by George Blackburn.
manager of the Natchez team. the di.
rectors OF the local association have
but little to say further than Lonely
Is still on the Pine Bluff reserve list.
and will play here next season,
Arrangements have been comn1et.
ed for the organization of a South Ar.
lantic league, composed of Augusta
Ga, Charleston, S. c., Savannah. Ca
Macon, Ca, Jacksonville, Fla. and Co.
lumbia, S. c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

publicity OF trust Transactions IS even
more expensive and less effective,
that We're possible Hon George Is.
Cortelyou, the secretary of the depart
ment of commerce and labor, has over
10000 clerks and employees under him,
and although all of them are not en-
gagged in hunting up trust doings, yet
1t IS to be presumed that many of they2
are publicity being the special hobby
of President Roosevelt Cortelyou is
crying to congress for more money and
more clerks to help battle With the
trust demons and track them to their
lair so that their modes and habits az
habitations can be exposed to an anX
1ous public and thus prevent "thc
lambs" from purchasing their watercd
stocks.
But Republican congress in its wis
dom provided that the secretary OF
commerce should report any facts he
mi.siI discover about thp truSts to the
president. and be shall decide if the
same Shculd be published No word
OF !:.:r has so far h"en yiN.n out
1t = dis.:t',i,t to believe that nothin~
hiss been ;liS,OS erred after ,non'lis Of
Dor Ly Secretary Cortplyou and his
iAr-t ""E'y of assistants but either that
is ta, case or President Roosevelt for
SO,n,. reason does not want to eXDOs,.
til. trusts
Whtn the Republicans ia the last
congress made the lib-raL' appropriu-
tons for probing the trusts they must
have had an assurance that their
friends and tinanrinl supporters. til"
trusts, would not b. exposed to their
hurt and hndranrt. and they knew
anyway that 5000 iis:i:!T h"r9bii";,i
patriots would b. comfortably pr0vlu.
for
Quite light is thrown on the stren',
Gus life Of a trust hunter by the Z !,
geous paraphcrnal.a that is re,;uir ii
The account rendered by Secretar.
Cortclyou of his personal expenditure.
from the contingent fund between FeL
lS, when he entered upon his duties as
secretary Of the department Of com
merce and labor. and June 80 the end
Of the government fiscal year. is thus
given by reliable authority:
ut appears that on April carriage
was bought for the department at the
cost Of 1925. Nineteen days later the
department purchased pair Of horses
at cost Of 1915. On April S4.25 was
spent for stable supplies. which indi
Gates that the department had a stall
for its horses and carriages, though il
Is apparent that 1t was not possessed
Of a harness. On May 2 the sum OF
$2S650 was paid out for care Of We
hicles and horses for March and April
Then the department needed more
horses. and under date Of May II Is an
entry showing that another pair was
bought, for which $3.50 was paid. The
department also bought set Of har
ness-a good set, it appears. for 1t cost
$317. or almost as much as the first
pair of horses cost. On June 6 the de-
partment paid 800 for the board Of
four horses during May and SIS for the
board of two horses and rent Of har
ness in the same month. Nine days
later. the blacksmith's bill for horse
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

~..r@s.i, IN tT-r. va5 My was -. ri
a3..esi..,z zas IT, -
~err"fai2 Coe.eI> oil q, IDENTITY know
the ha'&it- ef t.u~a l. Is aftef md
tAai H. @a~l =ts.ts#e Hte ~anm ~
&eoas e4#.,a@es ts tlaa l.z.,t nta&aals7
aHd So hissst tl7a eHe-as --tlei4e. II -
the#fart t..G Jt5a@ 0.S =au4=a
secrets y ~et#al Aenr~@ eae ~
even Il FtEf9gHG llf2f1 5Hz}- 5Gd g5@
sight ot' staid n wrf 9E ara'a Hza} ~
about Ai@ fa4a3i'e tHe# Naat 's#5=
the taXpayors aar Aleeai0. f9,a.a 0la4
but slight Aofe If hrjr aetoie@ aH4
service IN ""tWfu, aAa t!fa trust laz
mates are =ru5e4ine tho;r asnal itl.54s#
Uity.-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17
RETAIL GG0an5
STATE ASSOCIATION c3ssz=u-s
IN PINE BLUFF SEX
TUESDAY.
The TWO Days sessjoa wa close
With Elegant Banquet al t5s
f7oteI Trufoez
STATE ASSOCIATION c3s.=u--s
The TWO Days Sessjoa W. close
With Elegant Banquet AZ me
H oteI Tfutoe

c. J. Kramer. i G.rls f..g pres.
ident of the retail gr56e9s- #szocia-
tion of the state say hal taa meet.
ing to be held here Des#ae will
be the largest in t59 4zHrs i the
organization. a delegation of nearly
forty grocers from fifIa Bo6I5. ac-
companied by the Second Regiment
oand, will arrive Tuesday nj ming.
The following cities ana towns Of
Arkansas have notified Mr.. Kramer
that they will send strong delegations
to attend the meeting: Little Rock
Hot Springs, Fort Smith Van Buren,
Paragould, Jonesboro, Conway. Pine
Bluff, Russellvie hingslaDd Giarks-
vile. Malvern Preset Foflyce, Cam
cen, Dardanelle Bonneville, Forrest
City, ArkadeIphia and Clarendon.
The local retail gToeors at their last
meeting made ample provision for
the entertainment Of large delega-
ton The association will meet at
the Bluff City club rooms, and will be
called to order Tuesday morning at
- o'clock.
Following is the program for the
TWO days session:
Tuesday Morning Session.
Meeting called to order by President
e. J. Kramer.
Address of welcome by Prof. lunius
Jordan.
Response to address of welcome by
". NJ. Lewis, attorney for Little Rock
retail grocers' association.
Reading of minutes OF previous
meeting.
Appointment Of various coiihl1t'eeS'
Enrolment of delegates
General instruction Of delegates.
Afternoon Session. P. M.
Report If committee on credentials.
Annual address of President {. ).
Kramer.
Annual report Of Secretary August
Probst.
Annual report o Treasurer I. W. Ed
mondson.
Annual report of State Organizer
Leo Treadwa4
Annual repft otlegislative commit
tee A. A. shiacut, lhairman.
Evening sessan-8 p. N.
"What Should the local Association
Expect of the Wholealer?"
Hot Springs.
GLOW May the Commercial Traveller
Aid the Association? Sam P. Jones,
Louisville, KY.
"Whst Can We Do?' Milan Capers,
Dallas Tex.
Address, James Vaughn Fort Smith.
..The Need of the Country Mer
chant" M. G. Newsome.
a0ur State Laws" w. T. Hart, Pres.
Our National Association r. E.
Lee. St. Louis, Mo.
why the Producer and etailer
Should Work Together" U. " Poss,
Pine Bluff.
Wednesday session-s:3o AN
Meeting called to order by the9res-
ident.
Miscellaneous and new business
Report of committee on resolutiMs.
Afternoon Session.
Dis cussion for the good of the o.
ganization. =
Election of officers for the ensuin
year.
Selection of place for fourth annu
convention.
Unfinished business.
Adjournment.
Wednesday night, after adJcul
ment the delegates will be enterta
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17
Must Pay j W Gfawford Secretary
Of Conn @ttee 95s Later Than
: ai7uaY J 20.
Subcommittee Of th(

aL4' Subcommittee OF the d pnty
Demo"zt lie central committee MAS
levied Ia Glowing aasessment' lon
eandfaa1 Tor county and Vau he
township offices: Sheriff $i5: cir
clerk, 81, county clerk, SIS; prd
cutting attornee SIS, treasurer, sd
county judge, 80; constable. $40; 4
SCISSOR. $11: state senator, $40: reprj
sentative, s.; active justices of thl
peace, s. survey Il So; coroner, ST.
For offices oHtsitle Vaugine town-
ship: Constable 81, justice Of the
peace, 81.
Assessment fee must be- paid to ].
w Crawford, secretary of the com.
mittee on or before Wednesday, Jan.
uary 20. 1904, 10 have name printed on
ticket
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Some of the Rison merchants have
recently visited Pine Bluff to purchase
new gods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Davis men try to create the impress
not.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17
RISON ITEMS.

RfsOn, Ark, Jan. l6.--Rison i sff
on the boom More new houses Will
be built soon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

QUet al th" TrufOCk hotel.
RlSoN ITEMS
Rfson, Ark, Jan. lG.-Rison i sill
on tile boom More new houses Will
be built soon.
Davis men try to create the impress
sion that Rison is fer Jeff, but it is
not.
Some of the Rison merchants have
recently visited Pine Bluff to purchase
new gods.
There was preaching at the NJ. L.
church Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Simon
son, on January 9, twins-both boys.
Mrs. James Culpepper of Fordyce,
attended the funeral of the late John
Rucker
Mr. ". T. Ferguson visited the
home folks" Sunday.
Jimmie Cash is very i'll OF pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Charles Hates has bought land
about a mile from town, and will soon
move on it.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Hinson, of
Kingsland, passed through Fordyce,
en- route to their farm at Pansy
Mr.. James Davis. of Anover, was a
Fordyce visitor this week.
Nh l.. c. Cooper is quite i'll.
Mr.. ]. NJ Straint and son, Hugh
Strains. passed through Riaon this
week They were moving DR.. Hort
sells parents to the doctors home in
the Anover neighborhood.
Mr.. George Richardson, of Mckin-
ney, was here Friday.
Mr. John Smith, of New Edinburg,
was shaking hands with old friends
here last week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

custom may lead a man into many
eIrars. but 1t justifies none.-Fielding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

cd by the local association With ban
Quet a the Truiock hotel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Simon
son, on January 8, twins-both boys,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

There Was preaching at the NJ, L.
church Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17
Their Haste.

Z Their marriage was hasty affair.
understand
"Yes. indeed. They told the minister
wNhurry. as they had engaged cab
man by the hour."-Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Mrs. James Culpepper. of Fordyce
attended the funeral of the late John
Rucl5er.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Mr.. W. 7. Ferguson visited the
home folks Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. n. T. Hinson, of
kingsland, passed through Fordyce
en- route to their farm at Pansy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Mr. j. NJ, Straint and son. Hugh
Strains passed through Rison this
week They were moving DR.. Hort
sells parents to the doctors home in
the Anover neighborhood,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Mr. James Davis. Of Anover, was a
Fordyce visitor this week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Mr.. Charles Hates has bought land
ab@ut mile from town, and will soon
move on it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Mr. George Richardson, of Mckin
ney, was here Friday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Jimmie Cash is very iii Of pneu-
mOnia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Mr.. John Smith of New Edinburg,
was shaking hands with old friends
here last week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Mr. l.. c. Cooper is quite i'll.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Tie message and a.iiet-a documents
put before congress ~ t}.e president
and his cab.net are Suggestive for y, E5zz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

terne helbrede sig selv deres egne HEN. Den
like alene over1odigFj0r de Slagterier og
pinlige Methoder, der praktiseres af Qien- og
Orenleger, men afstedkomme samtidig en-
fuldstendig og varig Kur.
sRey. We Goodwin, Moline, Kansas, skriver, ''Det
er min ~oprigtige heninR, at "Actinao er en- at yor
Tidsalders markeligste. Opnndelser. Den friede mine
ONE fra en- Operation"
Mr.. =. w. HARDWOOD, springfield, Mass, siger, at "Ac-
nj Aar.
Nh. A. /. Howe, Tultey, N. Y, skriveri "Actina" har
fJernet star fra beRge mine OJne. Jeg kan let lese
uden Bf1iierI er 80 Aar gammel."
Robert Baker, Ocean PARK, Calf ,skrfyer; "Jeg Wide
vsret blind, havde 5eg like brugt "Acfina."
En- del fremragende Borgere har organise
ret ct Kompagni, "The New York & london
Electric Association" og de har givet denne
Methode en- saa grundig Prove paa hundrede
af Tilf91de, der erkleredes for uhelbredelige
og haablpse at de nu kan forsikre ON HeIbre
delse. AETNA" sendes portofrit pea Prove.
Hvis De vii komme eller sende Der6 Navn ell
Ter Addresse til the New York ~ London
Electric Association, Dept. 25S p, 929 Wal
nut St, Kansas City. No, vii De faa ganske
frit,Sen vRrdifu1d Bog-Prof Wilson's Urea
ties on the Eye and on Diseases in General
og De kan we're Wis paa, at Deres Syn og
Hprelse vii til~bagegives Dem, selv ON noksaa
mango Lager har fejlet deri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26
Ve0es bem9rfet.

9egbnbelfen at Qdret er ben 9io,
Oa be fleIte @6onnementspenge mob.
tages, og bet er berfor ogfua Dor
trableIte 3ontortib. 9esuben er Dor
egentliee 8Dgbolber for 9iben fpg.
Disfe Sing tiliammen gpr, at Der
life fan bliOe fDitteret for 4bonnss
mentspenge faa fnart, Tom mango
t9nter fig, bet burDe tie. Dent ct
pdr Tiger, @enner, fsr S fpgrger, ON
penge er montague; tbi fda lenge
fan bet unbertiben tase, for Di fan
nad at faa fDitteret paa 4bresfes
lappen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26
Wisioms. % M%naoomsmebe.

Ut fort Risiions, os l~lnobomsmsbe of
boIbes, ON Cub Dil, / Na3aartb Reniebebs
sirte | Coulter, Soma fra 5orsoa5 ben 20
til Sgnbas ben 81. Sanuar 1904.
aom bnnbe anse os samIe os beltas meb
os ! Cubs &ises Sober Oeb bisie Msber.
MsOet beapmoer 3Orsbas Jorm. &l. 1890
og ilutter Ssnoas Aften.
vTor ub paa gpbst os taiter sbers @apn
til Ell grat.",
Had Weni9bebens Begns:
VI. 9. Fielien, Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26
Or presfen Ell til

Or grssfen ei til
Deb en- Set / Nnleoning at s5ors
80 2(urs Subileum
bleo Der afIunset en- Sang, bpori ct
af geriene lgo:
gi YresIemauO Tempe fra Dig til
8egn
CO lenoer be tuiinOe nSrpt pper
2aitbti
Nan tiger iblunbt, at ri fare mcp
9egn,
men bet er en- 4nO, iom Taa megst
anoet
Seq pil prOteiteres
og tyr ~gratulere:
Bar gresIen ei til, iaa bar 2seneae
flere
ia, mango fler',
Miliorer fler'l
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26
aQe 9ampifibslinier.

0nsker De at rejse til wort
gamle Fadreland, eller har De i
Sinde at sende Billetter til Slagt-
hinge eller Venner derhjemme, da
skriv til os. Billetter faas her
til hvilken som helst Plads og
med hvilken som helst LIME. De
vii her opnaa den Fordel at
faa reel og hurtig Ekspedition,
billigste Dagspris og absolut Ca
rant mod Optrakkeri. PENCE
forsendelser til Danmark bes9r-
ges billigst til enhver It'd.
ALLIE Foresp0rgsler besvares
straks af
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE
b. lir, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26
st grimt @aabeffub.

st grimt @aabefub.
5 aibe ftete Der Rptaarsdften {.
ftDgt ll6elO, ibst 8artsbusbolber
5ans Qnoerien 9unien / Sgnoers
fortsportsgaOe biep olborligt iaaret
reb ct 8aabeitub. glanbt Setter
ne par Der ct Bar 9jeneitetarle. "a
be pilbe gua, tog ben enc en- piitoi
rem, label msb loft &rubt, og eli.
Re ffremme 6anIen meo ben. ibei
Fan itilebe fig bag Oeo bam for i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

6bab ben gomIe $50
9emte. 6Dfer Mobs 4nberIen /
geitertarbn baDoe / 5elge Sims Ii
bsuoe" / alarTtoD Stop fpbt en- tor
og meget eommet geg, bois aobitpf,
te ban flspebe uo til 8ebtertra.
Gtm ban MI rar / 6arb meo bette
Qrbcjbe tpm Der langt inbe / 3r9et
en- Suleitrift til Sbne. Den par itaas
rem I'D / Greet meb en- G.nip % Der
itob: $. @. 9. 1926.
gegen, Der maaIte ca. baloanoen
Qlen / Genneminit, bar omtrent 300
4ar gammel, og Marfet bar MI ID
ergrpt % b9ttet iaaleoes, at bet fab
5 q 6 CONNER inoe / erect. Sl1
rieeet FAR altfoa ben gamle SfoDens
9dmpe .ldgt poG zig" iiben 5in
Manb eaer&pirbe for fnart 200 Oar
tilboge % rimligOis / e~nfor9fufb
Stuno far lit torsmarfebe Rabnez
tr9f / Stdmmen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

6orfbunbet. Sra esrom
Tfripss til .Rorbiiauanb": Gn -
aarig ung ManO Senrp 9orIen bar
/ Sulen / 8eIeg bus fine 5orqlbre,
9arIens / @srom. Onsoogen efter
Sui rejite ban til 9g6en6aOn, bpor
ban 6aDoe Qni9ttelIe / en- 5orretz
ming / gileitrebe. Sm 2eroa9en
forlob ban miot ON 9d9en 5orz
r%etningen uOen ODertsj og bar iioen
oeret Iporleft f%orfpunbet. S 5orz
retnineen formobebe maj al ban bar
taget bjem til Gsrom; men BED
5orefpergelie erfarebes bet, at Der
bobbe man life Jet noget til han,
Den unge Muubs p~uargrenoe tog
ha til &gbenbabn, for at forI9tte
unberiegelIen, men euonu Tent Dan
bag often fprelaa intet, Der funoe
lebe pa Sporet, bbor ban bar BE
ben at.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

en- fret Oreng. 0d nogle
Drenge moreOe Zig pua s5ien i 8rgnz
berflen, fotbt 4poteter Moes Sen
ioennem ben. 8drbet bar bhbt, ng
ban Ditoe | II. ,,@enbf. Sib." lhen
Tpipl oere brutnet, 6pis life en-
Sgn AT Sfrebper anberTen mcb
Jure for Jig felD bapbe Dobet fig ub
fact fat | 0rensens 6aanb og truts
fen BAN op.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

/ Djnene oR Orene, saa-
som Blindhed, "Granula-
ted Lids" StRr, betHnd-
te Ojne, D9vhed, o. s. v,
uden Operation eller Nc
diciner, bet er ct sim
pelt Apparel, kaldet the
AETNA Pocket Battery,
or we'd den kan Patien-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

BEL = ttbe belsnet. st
9Ggtepar / aplOinsegnen baooe !;
Juletiben geitmilot aabnet oeres
Ogre for en- noget mitantelig Per
ion. Smiolertio bar ban belennst
here's 9ob6eo paa en- min0re tai
nemlig Maabe, ioet ban, Der bapoe
faaet 5erten at. at bet bar belbaDenz
De Soft ban boeoe bos, / oeres Sra
p9relie gsnnemrobebe Stuffer o9
Sfabe, inbtil ban fanot en- Spares
fafsebog, bpori inOftOo benDeb 400
Rr.
4f oisie bar ban / 5sfge ,aolb.
4p.~ bQpet 300 SIR. / 8ejen Sparez
fasfe og b~erefter ienbt 8ogen tilbuz
&c til 2ggtefolfene. ban bdDoe boet
bos.
golitiet Tiger MI efter 5bben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

cffnre ben. Yiitolen fit EN- fort /
aetnine, og Stuooet ramte Sat
oiperen / bet enc Ben p%penfor 9n1s
ct o9 tilfsjeOe BAN ct femt Saor.
6an blep / 5slge .Ribe Stiftsti."
transported til Spsebuiet. t
8oqbanblertpp. Hatten til
zen "a December itete Der Snbbrub
6os en- febenbubnif goehanbIer. nos
bpttet bar rigt: "a Yragtparfer. en-
Del Sfripemateriale, 9gitepoit og
pdpir, II &r. / tontante 9en9e
Iamt to Serrsjatter. 5pOen bar
gaaet IND gennem ct 8inoue og 10
Iamme Bel.
Gfter nogle Dases 6orleb fit pos
itiet fra ct Bar Acknowledgements
% en- ponteIddnsr Meboelelie om. a.
ncgle at re efterlpite 8eger bar iplgs
te eIer pantIatte BPS benz. 9egerne
blep berpuu ufbenteoe, oe De poas
aalbenbe anmobebe ON at gipe pos
itiet Webbelelie, bpis 5pOen paanp
Ipgte at afb9nOe 8ggerne. Sort.
ben tom Der Ioa Qnmeloelie ON Ell
ling giges 5orisg pau after al iG.s
&c 9pger bos en- Acknowledgements
% en- getient ienbtss berben. Sun
fortalte, at benOes &ereite babe for
rret benOe BEN, % Oa aGreiten al
6srtes, tilitoO ban at 3aoe ~foreoct
let paageI0ence Snobruo iammea
meb en- 9roOer. 5pDen er fun Fl.
Snes 2tar camel.
Sitter 6orbsret, bOOri De tiIitoO 10
andre 5pberier, bier ale ire d~rreiie.
rebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

De fatfte 5otroner er
oqioa ndaebe til &olDing. gn bdnbz
lenbe bapbe / 5slge naoloing 4o., "
/ SulstrupIbeben label en- lobe /
Stuffen. 6srit ou ban after pill
be gipe ben uo, opoagebes bet, at ben
par fulff. 5Otroneitpttets 5drpe bar
noget lpIere enO ~ieopunlig, og Rils
lerne | aanten en- Del iterre. lige=
fem aongens 8iGebe bar oltfor OPP
beiet. 5otroren bar 4arstallet
1876, men bar al ubieenbe iom ub
og bar rimligpis lapet at Yin, ba
ben par bsjeti og ingen Slang babs
be.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26
~1iIbagegiver Synet.
ct tilbaseIast Standpunkt.
"Actina," en- s~torartet OpfindeIse, der
heibreder allie Ole og 0rensygdom-
me uden Operation eIler Mediciner.

En- vidunderlig OpdaRelse err gjort af WIDEN
skabsmanden og Opfinder Genict Prof w. c,
Wilson. Han har fundet ct Middel bekiendt
som "Acfiua5t- der heibrcder allie GvUdofuu 1e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

ct Sig Sutre 81.
Rpgle meo &srifering beifeftebe
MenO fanbt i 5lg- o5eliin9ers
Ogbl." b. 8. San. Oeb 8dceiteect /
Cure 81 2iset af en- potsen
Manosperfon. Set laa unber Sfen
meb 8neerne gennem benne o9 bar
tilIpnelabenbe ligset Ienge / 8anz
bet, Qniietet bar en- uformli9 Mass
Ie, politiet / 6rebensborg er unoez
rettet ON 5unbet Os bill foranitolfe
2iget optaget at Ssen. poa 60
men fupnes ingen perlon, Der funoe
tentes at pGre tbentiit meb 2iget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26
DanrnarR.


qatpIitterne t9nter paa Ut
bDgge airte, STOLE Og 9oiPital |
Belle. .ar. Ogbl." Omtalte for no.
gen lib iiben, at ben t%atolite 8irtss
grimas / Oanmart 8iItpp Sobans
mrs 0olt Gat5. oPbotst fig ! Belle for
at ie, ON Der 81. a. par Muligbeo for
Oprettelie at ct 9Oipital / 8pen.
Gagen blep ben Sang lite til no
aet, men / 8egpnbe!I len at 5ebruar
inotrafer Der TO PramOnitratenierz
@eiitlise fra @perbOoe / 9eIgien III
9sile, for at fremme ben tatollts
Sag, mebbeler Belle DID,"
6aufremt bet lpttes be to geiItltg'
at Iamle en- Menigbeb, er bet Wfentrs
aen Ienere at bpsge en- airte, en- Sto
lie og eet 9oIpital Der | Spsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26
0ampfitStiQetter

freb ale 2inier, til os fra bet 9amle 2anb o.
ole Steber ! gtmerifa, Iapeie priier. qromf
pg paalibelig llnberretnins ON Ia qinier frit.
NRortenien&Grppf, saa Grand AvGbiraau.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

ct pinofptn 8dnbrfz
rene. st mGrfeligt SilfRi9e &
inOtruffet Oeb 4ulag.t At 8ancz
Dqrtet / Renne.
Timber ArbsjOet tom ct 9tnoiOin
inn / bet 4dbne Rer, Herl9gningen
blep gjort farOis Og pinof0inet BIER
oerinpe.
Omfioer er 9pret nuturligbis
oso, og man op0ageoe, at Der mdotte
pare noget gait pau 5arbe. 5or
ieoen Dag unberIsgte en- al 9anoz
meItrene 9srene, Og qinbipinet tom
til Spne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-26

,,6pns 8tOenoe" nepnes at Riels
anuOiens 5uber bleO So os bans
5arfaoer 1O3 @uu gommel.
5arlist Sopefteb. gag,r
Scbrsber, 8romme Nsae. bdpoe
IL. .5ltto." forleben Rat ldgt Jig
/ ga9eriet for at faa en- lille Cur.
Gfter at BABE lopet en- Zines Sib,
paagnebe ban O9 Diloe gda ben og
aotne en- DIR, Od ban felte Jig utils
.pas, men faIbt beDiitlps ON og
fneteoe / 6aloet ct Ribben. S benz
ne 5ilItano fanbt 5orpagter Ssrz
genIen BAN ca. 3 &pater efter. Ca
&c Senien, Sors, iom tiltalbtes, tpn
itatereoe, at bet bar 9uliltforgift
ming.
Store odnte 2eberdncer
til Mancburiet. S|ngeniprfir
moet j. 6. Smiot9 &c 50. / 9ebenz
bapn bar n1Iis faoet %oDeroraget &c
oeringen at MaItinerne til ct iterre
6ementfa6rit, Der for rusfiif Regning
ifal dnl9gges / NGrbeben at Port
@rtbur efter pldner, ubarbejoebe at
1irmaet. Gementen er uoeluttenoe
beiiemt til 3egeringsdnIog. 9eoeranz
cen, iom bill 6elsbe fla til ca. 100000
ar., ifaI prGIteres / geghnbelien al
bette Qdr.