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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04
Munich skies I bade Ffaulein adIeu nnd
departed for the Eternal city.

In the Pension Rosada in Rome met
a medley of ationalities-Swedes, Nor
wegians, Germans--but only one AmerL-
can. She-Miss Newell-was dark,
energetic woman in the thirties. There
was something In her brisk way of doing
things that made me speculate about
her. | could plainly see that she was
taking a holiday, and in thoroughly
business manner getting the full worth
of 1t.
Miss Newell suffered from an asth
matte cough. One evening, hearing her
coughing in her room, went In, and,
when the paroxysm was over, suggested
to her an old-time remedy.
"of course-the very thing!" she ex-
claimed, quickly. "To think that had
never even thought of that" she went
on, laughing as at a huge joke. "And
that you should have to tell me what 10
do for myself" with another burst of
merrlment.
began to grow red, thinking had
suggested something very silly.
"You foolish child" said Miss Newell,
restraining her mirth when she noticed
my embarrassment you think 1 am
laughing at you. I am laughing at my
self. l never think what to do for my
self when am sick. And yet have to
prescribe for so many other people! Now
| shall have to tell you what had not in
tended to tell anyone this summer. l am
head nurse in one of the largest hospitals
in New York. This is my one vacation
for years, and as am not well, wanted
to get away from the old routine for
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04
Hsro,s Grave Neglected.

The only thing that marks the spot
where Gen. Phil Kearney fell in the
battle of Chantilly, Va, Is rough cross
OF pine, and that was placed there by an
old Johnny Reb-Capt. j. N. Ballard.
Gen. Lees old chief OF scouts, Capt.
Slrlngfelow, has told the story of how
the tears came into the eyes OF Lee and
StonAwall Jackson when they heard OF
hsarney's death He had pcen with
them in the Mexican campaign and they
loved him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04

Made Of white cloth embroidered whh
roses. marrow fIliIs CT tagcta aEd Ii lsa
lace
with mink, while an oyer-traiu reaching
only a little below the waist vas Of
olive-green velvet embroidered in gt'lo.
Wonderfully embroidered buttons epr.
peared on tais gown, and narrow tue
edsirg outlined the square decolleteGe.
Long suede and kid gloves and nit
tens are worn in the evening, and fer
ornaments tortoise shell pins of every
description are placed In the colffurc.
The ruby, the turquoise and tie emerald
are fighting for popularity. which 1
think is very evenly distributed among
them. With classical dress the Juliet
cap of many-colored stones is worn and
pearls never lose an iota OF their value.
How pretty are big choux OF velvet worn
In the hair, the center consisting Of .
beautiful diamond ornament.
ANNETTE GIRvY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04
"MoTHRR SONG. -

with Intei ao.atsonsI
20. mother. II was you v no spread
Tte butter on the "piece OF bread
CThat father bodght.)
f%Rs you who cooked each temtstifg meal
Sif Chicken pie. or beef. or veal
Chat father bOught.)
Twas you who charmed the breakfast YOUR
Nith blscuit-magie done with -four
IThat father Doughty
"rwas you who knew 5usst how TO suit
Our tastes with canned and jellled fruit
(That father bouskt)
Twas You who bade us mind our looks
And sent US SchoolWerd with our books
(That father bought)
Twas you who cheered as with your chats
Ahlie you were DiaRnfn2 sisters hats
(ThRt father Doughty
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04
WAR IMPLEMENT MUSEUM.
Uncle Sans Trophies Kept in n Lit
tie Building in Washington
Navy Yard.

In view of the recent action of the
Spanish war vetera1N at their annual
encampmeut at St. Louis in adopting
resolutions urging congress to establish
at Washington war or military muse
um, it is interesting TO note that the only
museum OF war in this city is at the
Washington navy yard, which has been
in existence for many years, but is COM
paratively obscure owing to its location.
This little museum is in neat, but old
fashioned two-story building, not far
from the main gateway at the Eighth
street entrance to the yard, says the
Washington Star. Over its doorway is
signboard, bearing the simple legend,
implements of destruction. illustrative
of the art of war from the primitive days
TO the present time with it's wonderful
death-dealing inventions, Ancient war;
fare is illustrated by a queer looking
breech loading cannon, made in 1890, in
Spain, and brought over by Cortez in
his conquest of Mexico. The breech
block, into which was placed the charge
of powder and the projectile, somewhat
resembles crude tailor iron Of long
ago. A Chinese breech loader of the
twelfth century is said to be on eXhibi-
tion at Fort Monroe.
A reminder of the American revoiu-
tion in the navy yard museum is an odd
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04
THE VOICE OF WISDOM.

Correct opinions cannot straighten
crooked practice.
Most men would rather give good ad-
vice away than use 1t themselves.
Too much humility and an insincere
heart lurk together in the shadows OF
hypocrisy.
Some men are never happy except
when they think how much worse the
other fellow haait .a.
= A man is rich when he Is contented
With what he has, although he may
uot be satisfied with his possessions.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04

Wherever IN this world We roam
We never shall forget the home
Crhat father Doughty
Nor how the famcs would upward roll
AT nights from Off tho blazing Goa.
Chat father Doughty
All. often you and Sister Sue
Have sang, and played the organ. too,
CThut Father doughty
Your voices, geatle, clear. and strong,
Lent sweetnerS ~ tho mother song
Crhat father i.ouSht)
w. ID. N, in Chicago Daily Tribuns.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04

and other houses are producing wonder
full, quaint Japanese styles made OF
beautiful cloths, embroidered or piped
With velvet, and sometimes finished with
deep frilges of silk and chenille.
The real jaquettes seem to gain favor
with middle-aged ladies', but not with
our younger mondaines. After all. the
three-Quarter length tisht-fttiLg coat In
peau de sole. trimmed with fringe and
ruchines III black or puse color, is Gome-
What ageing.
For morning wear In the Bois a great
many scarlet and white sac coats are
worn trimmed with kid and cloth en-
broideries. These are worn with trct-
teuse skirts.
In the afternoon We see fur tippcts
with triple cspes ard tichu ends. Thar
are also sol4e pretty shawlilKe wrap
OF lovely pastel cloths, embroidered and
edged with fringe. There Is 40 Doubt
that the graceful shawl line is very
wrap is of faced cloth embroidered with
embossed velvet taking in the various
shades OF The costume, for everything
is still q perfect study III color.
Brown. bronze and wire shades pre-
dominate, together with the real. old,
taded yienX rose.
Charrpipg ale the evening wraps OF
lace over chiffon. embroidered with
shaded panLe aud velvet leaves, finished
with ermine or chinchilla collar and
cuffs. Sometimes, too, these wraps
show fur eGglnes. The three-quarter
length IS a fayorite one, but the Jo-
sephine wraps are fully trained.
Bronze-brown opera cloaks are won
derfully beautiful, lined with shaded
chiffon and lace, and further adorned
with huge collars and deep cuffs of sable
or mink. A vieux rose velvet wrap
lately saw had q lovely overcape OF
chinchilla. and q regal purple velvet
mantle was trimmed with many rows of
ermine.
l must not omit to describe a Jo-
sephine dress of thick cream Liberty
satin. the long train Of which was edged
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04


Nor the turf before them lying
Seemed to know less thought of dying
But before the days bright fountain
Sank behind the western mountain
Lurid clouds were lowering DER them,
And the breeze around thcm sighing
Breathed requiem for the dying.
Tinged with carnage was the river.
Earth with horror seemed TO shiver;
And where'er the cannon thunder
Tore the solid ranks asunder,
In the blcod-stained mass was lying
Friend and foeman, dead and dying.
But when Peace. with snowy pinlons,
Vanquished Wars dark-visaged mlnions,
On the brightest page of glory
Wrote she Freedoms heroes story
Oh, where'er their forms are sleeping,
Rest they now, in Honors keeping.
--Ninette NJ. Lowater, in American 1rib
uIe.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04

Once in awhile we run across mer-
chant who is very liberal in advertising
his wares and very eager to conceal his
weighs
There is nothing quite 30 pitisul an
the spectacle OF man who spends all
Of his time preparing for death. The
wise man devotes himself to prepara-
tions for living.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04
sAeAoIoUs sENpENcEa.

Some men laugh in way that
sounds like cemetery echo.
A woman sees beauty in the face Of Q
man which men fail to detect.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04
A Drawback.

Hussel-Why don't you get gait on
you? Don't you Knuw It's the early bird
that catches the woim?
Laziman-Yes: and It's the early fish
that catches the worm. but there's &
hook In it.-Philadelphia PresR.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04
Notes on Winter Fashions

RESS of the Louis XVI. and of
the Josephine period is we'll
represented in the winter
fashions OF 1904, both for day
and evening wear, and it is
of the latter | wish to write
this week. The present day
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04

dress authorities are real artists and are
wise to return to the beautiful old
French modes Nothing could be more
Imposing than the Louis XVI. corsage,
with its becoming point and beautiful
lace berthe, tucker or what variation
the wearar wills, marking the line OF
the decolietage. To any woman who has
the right, by reason Of beautiful neck
and shoulders, to wear decollete dress at
all, the Louis XVI. line is quite the
most becoming, while the skirt slightly
pleated on the hips shows good figure
to the besSatSantage.
We are. OF course, modifying these
modes a little. The danger is that the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-11-04
Fa shion Notes from Gay Pa ris

ARIS.-Most interesting this
season are the various styles
Of outdoor and evening wraps
that appear on all Eides.
Worth mas revived the old
fashioned psletot and some
beautiful Directoirc modes,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-06
Wtan beflage fidb ntdbt iber
9as, mas ittast 3u
efem bat,

tpenn man BON elmer minoermertieen
Bdderei tauft. Sober Bader tam
minbermertiaes 8rpb unb minoertiee
Bies bafen.-aber tein anoerer Sd.
der i'm 2anoe bdft iolbe pDrslglide
BrDoe uno sizes pie mir.
Brobiert infer Sabritat, menu
ste unsufrieoen iein iOllten, nit BEN
mas Sic jebt befommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-06

IN st 2puis tDeileuben prinsen gu
Yin. BEN @orfsenben ber 6tneFf9en
Rrmmifton. gu Sun 1T eth Neffe
nnb 4ouitn oes gestntp6rtigen dtneiis
fAen Ratiers. St sdhlt aur 3eit 80
SABRE; trpb ieines boben Ranees unb
Der prd9tisen @etpanbuns, bte ibm DIT
geittder 9rdu4 gu tragen porfdrsibt,
f4etnt er bemotratf9en Manisren 5us
spnesgen. 8efaste Getpanbuns 7dlieBt
cine gslbe So6e unb etne brsidusige
Rfauenfeher eth; bic nit rotben S9nii.
rem etngefobte @ammettappe trdgt
eInen runben Rnopf, Der ala 4tnefif9er
RHbtn bsfannt 1T. prins gu Gun reift
NIT 16 3rabdnten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-06
esuathurrn.
aIDsrt Q. Gsus.

Htuerf y. @eue- Eeud)ttDurfl.
tgn beIte4er aus gtahlplatten. unb Der
mqum 5tpsfGen thner TIT tpuNerbt9t.
Sd ben Raum tpsrbsn genug Stetne
pFb Cement gebraHt, I'M bic GlOde,
bts nit i1rsr Spite aus benz Wafer
En6f. tp oufremtsr wi@tung au balfen.
s tptrb bonn an ben aubtrsn 0iaa
WdaRalntieftii In 80 SUB Hefsm mafS
EEsf an~ernnfert. Ste 6cblen Geiten ipers
asn NIT Gtsinen unb Cement geflnt,
Ssa bic GlOde auf ben Mesreabpben
INIT .Nnb tire unteren Rdt,ten tn ben
@un6 e~iN6yingtri. Nus Der Mitts Der
@lp6t ptrb bas muFer sepumpt, 10
bob ne eins Dirt 8aiFpn bilhef, bds
lrdn but4 tomprimirts Quft bon MaIe
lee frtlbHft. Maf ben @pben Der glode
RpH:ref etne Gage Ganb unb ae6n
&ahten Wouertpert, bas bur9 Auers
koltsn an ben Sstten befeitgt tpirb.
btsrqtf tptrb Der iibrtse Snnenraum
ber Glfds Biz Sur 0Bbe BON 20 Bub
Rbst WuHsr NIT Mapsrtpert unb Gee
IasHt peritten. 10 bab bas @onSe sine
fplt6e Gtesn. unb Gifenmdfe non u,s
Befdbr 10000 Sonnsr bartlett.
@4Hf btefts Gunbameut tommt Elm
&i0blbqr bon 25 Gtb DurdmeFer
gn61e6 Gub 60be gu ft.ben. CT urne
fpbt bie Wpbnuugsp fir ben 2tudts
iHurmpHrtsr unb cine tleine Qebenss
ElttAngssW cnnf9oft. Dieter @tablbau
trfgt cine rDbrenfDtmies Gtnblitruttur
NIT elmer menbeltreppe, BITE 5u benz
600 Gus absr eetpSbnli9sm MaTer.
ful6s bs5inbIt9tn Gburmlt9te fibrt.
0apt ter Bersinbdruns gels' NIT
BET Wtaseruu8 tr6st sr BE 9autoism,
fbsufp Ste Musgaben fir BITE Grholtuug
BEE EHurmss IN ben trften StpHIf Mos
Totsrt. ipcna9 bic il~nterbdltuns Der
Mnlaee bier SABRE lang BON Der 2eu9ts
nurfAbebBrbt b%eftrtttsn pirb. Godts
bonn bet g6efineenieur bsr @rmes ben
Sbnrn q{B atpe6tntiprshsnb bs5etn.
TED, 70 tfbdlt Cells $690.0o0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-06

5O4 lit bic Telephone ummer
far Gnraipaifer, 9aiuesalipaffer
uno WeiRbier. G@s q MihbaMer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-06
pring pu Fun.

Su 8saHSsmt Der dbtneHfden aomutynon
BET ct. Coulter QtmsfeHans.
Set benz Nufentbalte 81 5une
gbanss in ben Ser. Staten lit Bier,
5ulanbe teinem @o6ne bes Rei9es Der
Mttte 70 bel Nufmertfamteit ertpieisn
porben. tpte benz 5ur Weltausfteuung
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-06
0ettndKe1t s =, Nnte.

leBtere fann BE &tubsr nidbt BON Bettndien beiIeu.
9eenl 70, oann ipdre bieieB l1sbel nidt 70 d%HaeneIn,
gs 1T cine Hrdnfbeit inb beonrf Desbafb elmer arSneL
brau w. Summers, 9ept. 174, 9totre Dame, SHo.,
ipiH gerne ieber Mntter eins @rpbe hires Seilmittels
9sgsH bieies llebeI fret 5~Lfenben. SAreibeH Sic los
GELD ipeun Sic eth RiHb babeu, iueides on tneTfbdlts
iarHfelt oes Trims leibet. Man beifuloe 1eil Hia1
aisst hraeredter Belle, tpenn es frant it,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15
DanlnarR.

Suns Stifts 2anoemooe
afbulptes ben %. SUM / OOenie DC
inoleoeoes 81. 10 meb 9ubstje
neite i ct. anubs airte / Opsre
OareIie al ca. go fpnite 9raiter.
giitop Bolster foretoe SnbIetteI=
len af Stiftspppit 2HBbpft os
9ropit 9aleur, be%nbolospis til
gropft for 0osnie &%pbitaos qropiti
% SbenIe 9erreo.
9ropIt sid. Meiinee. boIOt Sno=
ebnin9sprapitenen. bpOrefter be till
iteoep9renbe groiter meb giipen %
Stiftamtmanb Sonquieres / SptD=
len git op til a%lteret, bOor 9iitcp
9alslep mesieoe paa 2utin og oer=
efter foretog SnoiGttelien.
Sluttelia iitente Pr9iterse Ell
oamen." bOOrefter ben b~ejtibeIigt
gambling fIuttebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15
D00elto
Ga Grippe fprnnleoigeoe 0ierft
iDgoom.
9ernoIitet % bnarlia 5orSeielie.
Mine Yenner pco. at 6cart Sure
reootbe mig.
Ga Grippe

g4rs. 6. c. eure. IFS u. ct. gias6afi7e Soma.
II Fl oelienbf g7,eItm al u. q. airitu ben 7el al
efoien. GUN haer: IA @uppf aab MIG ct dIesrIiei
Tinfrlbea at slupgftti % oaarlia 5orbg1eie. hpiiiet
hurfiai nepiilfes fa nj nierttinae BON des lto at
espnIssbet. o%opsbpine oa srampt | Rufiisrns. feu
minbht Stpaatlie irsHfaibfs aaHosnso. 5sltlis Of
eamheo % brGHbfnbf Smtrteanfalo. 9ea oil fse.
hpab ies fiebit bar lasf mine genHtr r at IL. Riles'
peart Cure hialp mig, iaa ale oisit ubebaadiae GIMP
toner f~oripanbi. Iaob itGrft Smrrisr bar lea albria
innbti nosei la 7r. Wiies' anii.gaiu 9ias. % la
tror. at sltrpe anb aiper 9ias sr en- uomrriet Rapes
mebicin.~
Dor SsH bieu rant al pistieIuaboH ut 20oe Gar.
, TO Rnaneetr III ban nriien inaen Sspn. oa ri be
spnbtf al aips BAN TT. WiieA' eeart Cure mto gtrre
nnb eiper pias. o. M er ban innb o. frif. 6on bar
snbpg bsitaati en- easeunoerisselie % er meo 9GrsH
paa qbiIIppiuerne. Seq oil iilisie. at IT Wiles'
anti- Balm 9lns ntp,plioHt bar brret ct @eoe for mig.
3ea bar hnppiat anfelb al ntruss eopeoplre o. bar
olbrie bruei noati. bar ioa bnrtia hialp % aap mig
ginbrins.s Rrs. aliee Ospnb, Buffalo. 30.
aue zpotbeisrt iuiser % aarantsrer Orn fJrits Jla
He al TT. lies qasemibler. eiriu ritter II; So5 en-
g~ltrpsftti 90 6IerfefnobOmmt.
aorssie: TT. Wilss' g,bieal Go. gltsart. 3no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

commercial intelligence Bureau" Ill
S~ebsnbapn for at inorette en- 6ilial
Der. 9ureauets Opeupe er ben al
p9re Wlellemleo mellem fremmebs
5irmder % &unber, melem Cir
maer os @genter os melem Qgenter
og 9unber.
3it i'm itore 5prbapielie opod9eoe
Repraientanten imiblertio, at Der az
lereoe fanbtes ct Bureau al bet Rapn
Der. Oct 6apbe 9ontor poa Zitel.
eabe. 6dn benpenpte iig berfor til
golitiet, od ban %fprmente, Der i~orelao
Ct geprogeri.
gureallets S~nbebnper, en- Spenfter
hapbe imiolertio pan en- eller amber
Waaoe fddet Rms ON, at Repr1ien.
tdnten par Der | 9dnbet, tbi Ia goli.
tiet iorleben Iegte BAN, bar ban Tor.
Ipunoen. Der bIep ftrdts eipet
Weboelelie berom iii llolunoets go
liti % be forfeGiee 9onfu!ater fl
9adbub ON ogiua at paste paa BAN,
men enonu bar maj life funDet Spor
al BAN.
0trimob bar mar fact oplpit, al
Der par inoteenet life minore END
GOO 9unner / gureduet. 6per Snts
teanina re~pr9ienterebe ct 8eIsb Of
So Str. Salt unbraeer be 600 inos
tegnebe dftIau ct gelsb poa q 800
Groner.
Jirmoerne, iom bar betrpet iig ii!
9ureauet, bar NOT lGnee p9ret utaois
mobies, Iprbi be life mGrteoe nogst
Reiultot al bets Qrbejoe, men naar
be ojorbe Sp69peIier berooer. foritob
bets Snbebuper al boloe Dem ben meb
Snat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

Maferftrejte / Ooen E
Der blep be fsrite 0age | Qpril Wads
neb ertlaret Woleritrejte / 9perns
Openie, Pdtifop, Woribo, Nptsfinq
=. og as9s. s bs forls6ns tire Mdd.
neoer bar Strejten pebparet uforoii=
bret, % Der ipnes itabie ineen In
iist til en- Qflutnins.
! Scnie, bpor antalet at itrej
tenbe SDenoe er itsrii, blep Spsres-
moolet ON 4rbeibseipernes Sitting
brsftet Deb ct Wsbe f~orleben / ben
lotule MISUNDERSTANDING. Gfter
bpao SIMS Denitreblab" meobeler,
pplpite Observation-Disclosures Sor.
manb, Sr. Gritfen, peb benne aejlie.
beb, at Weitrene for at tunne fort
latte aampen bdpbe beIluttet at fsgt
3ililutnins bos be spriee arbeibsei.
pere; bet blep bog muliepis en- Hsb.
Oenbieheb at onmobe Ddnff Wlsitsrs
oe MISUNDERSTANDING ON al ieee
Strioen bildet eQer - bpis Jorbanbs
lingspejen life fsrte til ct Refultoi
= al etablere en- General Qoctout.
.5pns 8enitrebl." tilfsjer, at ca.
gen Oiloe bliOe foreloet arbejbseiper.
foreningen; psnne bar bog inbti BIZ
bere life mobtneet noeen Snbberets
ming fra Observation-Disclosures
Obenfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

9nnft Wilitaropfinbel L
Re. aaptajn alein peb %. 8otaillon
| Obenie bar ifslse Sims S%tiftstis
benbe" ! Srontris fact patent pao
ct Sfetedppdrdt, Der tiGdber Sfbtien
at liege noset mere b9ttet enb bfbtil
unbtr 8etjenineen at 1T 9aoben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

gnselfte 2nnbmenb p q a
5pn. Se~rreeoarben Mebensbore
pdd Sim safebes ben 20. Suni of ct
Selifob eneeIife 2anbmanb oe lamb
bruestpnbiee, Der / ct 4ntol af 40
fer 5iben er paa Rejie | Dunmort
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

for at itubere banif eonbprlen. 0e
rejienbe beiao qpIs9aarben paa @es
belsborg CO iIsre Al be itsrre eaarbe
/ Rarbeben al Gibp, 6porefter be rejs
tie pioere til Ooenie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

aotolitterne. 5 Gsbjero
afholotss f%orleoen en- msget beOGaet
@enesdsforfamline i Gsbsre>9ies
ling gIuntodeTelitab. Stribens
@enitano par ct 5ilbuo fra be tn-
tolfte ct. Soisfsisitrs ON at tsbc
ct Stntts at 9luntugen for 300 ar.
pr. ID. Co.. Oct par ifslse ,,aole.
6ltbl." Oroenens 6sniist at an
l9ggs Ct 5ubsrtulofesS unotOrium
9lontagen.
Der opnoaeoeg life fpulifoeret
5lertal for Solget, men bet ipnea
boa life ubeluttet, at Der tr6Tes en-
0perenstomit. OppOitionen mob
Salaet lebeoes Of 8orsmsiter 2pns-
bpe os poitor gruun.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

9atolftferne / 8eile bar,
efter 6pob Der itripes til Y9r. Dbl"
/ oisie 9oge tebt aemner 8irct=
@jenpom paa 99mnindn / Belle
for ct geleb al 10000 9r.
aatolitterne Der / gpsn, Der bio=
til bar bait en- leiet Msoeial
R~srregabe, bill, efter bpaO Der forIp=
Der. omounne ben M Gjsnoom til
airfe og / ben bogpeb lieeenoe, fore
pane opfere ct 6oipitul.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15
mcore.

ganf ener grDsl bslbrebn iifs. opis bet eiorbf,
pilbe no Born prbe Seneen. Der gibts en- %toniifns
tionel aariaa bsrfpr, o. lea ifal lenbe eoer en- apiss
utifo poo IN fnfei 6iemmebthoubliHg. Tom heItrebebe
nit Barn % mango aabrfs.
MRS. M. SUMMERS,
Box ID, Notre Dame, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

@utbbrptfu=p. Sberitlpit-
nant 5. g. z. z. 6lauien og 9uitrr
feirebe iorleben beres 8ulobrnQup.
Oberitlsjtnonten. Der par farmds
ceutiit aanoibdt pso arigens llbbrur
1S48. melote fig itrats iom fripiaia
% apancerebe / arigen til Officer.
Deb Rspuen poa 9erbaf Start 13.
Septbr. 1S48 mobtog ban ION Ser
gent OannebroesmGnbenes 6aoerss
tesn for i'm tapre 5Grb Den 3. SUM.
Sra en- tor pripat 9irfiombeo sr
Glouiens Rann i9rlia tenbt sb 5ps
rstugenOer ION 6esiets Snbo0ms
ming, Jdtse 9oItbrub m. m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

On @etsrdn ira 5reourss
trigen feirsr @ufo6rpts
5nbiibber qeoin 9eterien Oa
6uitru / qGebuiene peo Ginfiloelsz
borg tunbs asrbaasn ben 2. SuIi
fsjrs 9uIobrnnup. 9ulbbrubepdrz
ret er. benbolbspis Is % 793 4dr
gommelt, men beoee rate oe rsrigs.
2epin Qeterien er 9steron fra IRE
oorstrigen. 5 1880 9iorbs ban
5ieneite peb 6. 9raoonreeiment og
bar 81. a. msb i Slaget oeb Siteb.
timber gombaroementet paa 5rsbez
ritsitao blep ban iaaret / BET uenitre
Ben, o9 ban npoer berfor itabio gen=
Iipn fra Snpulibefonpen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

8et m nbefi9e bdnts
bp9ie n te Wgbe / Mar
b Il : er MI eiter Samrddb melem
Selitobet for Sunobebspleien | Dams
mart % BEN lotaIe aomite anidt til
ben /. oa 2. September. 5glgenoe
5orbdnblinosemner er lat 1aa 0dgss
orbenen: u gners % tilgr9nien0e
qanobiitritters geniioiee Gorbolo /
Ianitnr Oenieenoe; . Se7tiestdnts;
3 aeotontrol meo i9rlie 6enlDn til
5ritinlnberieqelie % aontrol meo
PsIfetilpirtning; a 8olig9pgieine /
Propinsbner; D 2i9br9noing. gldnot
Snoleberne bill finbes lere At 9ons
bets melt fremragenbe 6~pgieinitere.
Der bill blips ubienbt ct tort Qntal
S,nbbnbelfe r til ofentfige S%nititutios
ner og pripote. % Der 9sres Regnine
pdd betpoelig 3ilflutning. Ulgkt CT
ispriot adbent for ale, Der interesies
rer ii9 for oHentli9 SunbRospleie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

@rmnot tie nsnebIeq8el fe.
G%runoitenen til Misiionsbuiet / 0inz
nerup blep neologt al Stebets qroIt
q. 6ofmdn Bang. 8erefter talte
9aitor 6iltenborg I'D fra Groet:
y5bi ri ere bans 9erf." Misiionar
S. Sriitenien iIutteoe 5gjtibeIigbe=
ben meb 8sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-15

Sra ,9repens 5ejbe". Der
Soenitrup er Der / en- Sump forle-
ben funbst Stelettet al en- 9eii. I'm
beriseelien bar tonitdteret, at Sic
lettet sr meset aammelt, oe man tar
men nogenlunbe Sitterbeb ontage. a
5eiten bar label lit 2iD unber Ore.
pens Jejoe".
Den 10. Ottober 1884 iloe Stip.
per Clement nemlie iom betenot Der
hanite 4oslsbar unber 4nfsriel a
6olger RofentronB til Boiler Del
Soenitrup.
Der er fro lib til anoen lumber
9enitonbe ira ben 9to peb Spen.
itrup, oe Der er ifslee YRorbjplono'
plonsr fremme ON at lube 5errans.
unberis9e.