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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-07
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8eger ubgiDet Og iOIgt at airtez
Zig Screening for ben Snbre Mti5s
lion / 0anmart. S9rbeles gobe
ggger Iom unbefaleS til 8ibliotit
for S0noagsitOlen pg 5oreningen
al unge aarle og Bigger.
Den triitelige acknowledgements at
anuo 9eiberg cunb. t6eo. % Siz
Der / SmTldg 10c.
l0Oa0 8ibelen fortalte. Meget iterft
anbefalet. poa Oanit Oeb paItor
M~att9iaien. Snbb. / elegant coms
poneret 9inb 90c.
% 9Itegadrben / 9ar3en pg Snbien.
III VI. @oumer. 327 Siber /
9ragt6ino. pris $1,0O.
5olitin % Stper. Gn 2Ggteitu6ss
biitorie. poa 9unIt Oeb paitor
M~}ott6iaien. 214 SiOer, flint inbb.
soc.
fpanIfe 8rsore. 532 Siber.
9armt an6efalet at ProOit 8Gu6<
me. Gn 6prte1ing fra bet Is.
@dr6unOrebe, ~oberfat fra @ngelIf.
s Omilag 9Oc., inbb. $1.00.
Sra lIoenitab til @enitab. Nf Marie
Matbieien. 252 Siber, elegant
inb6. prts SOC.
9ennem 3ors til &rone. 666 Siber,
elegant inob. pris $40.
@enIpejling. Gn trtitelig 5ortanin9
fra Gngelit. 272 Siber, tint inb5.
pris Csc.
!6eIe 9ioet for at Oinbe en- ebi9
arone. 166 Sioer, elegant inbb.
pri8 zoe.
SbbeG 8urt6 eGIer: Cert al SUB.
251 Siber, fmutt inbb. 6Oc.
Goot begpnbt. Nf Spur9eun, Sors
forfeit o9 6earbejbet al @il6. Rdi9.
266 SiOer. Snbb. $1.00.
!9aoets Sgnner. 2lf s. 8. Sop. 1913
SiOer. Snb6. 9Oc.
!9erren er min 3ilflugt. Nogle at
9aoios Salmer fra Q%bIelons Ops
r8rs 5ib. 154 SiOer. 8 Smnag
SOC.
Sti1e Elmer. of G%ogneprait u.
SueI. 4nbugt for ipge. SO 81
Der. Snob. 60c.
Oct fprIte gtab / 9ibelen. 4f ST.
Better, operIut at 80. WotF. 81
Siber. S OmiIug 4Oc,
0erube fra 2arosbpen. 6orteGin5
at @miI for be unge. 157 Siber.
: Omilag 40c., gobt inb6. roc.
5eltmisiionen m.o giorug al 9r.
meo. 5yt. Moris @clit, Srtt. MpIts
fe, SIC. tbeol. 8. Using, @alo6n,
2Gge Sob. 9roberien, 2pn9bp. %
Sioer. S OmiIag 15c.
@jort til Spnb. Gn @ennelngang af
Dor 6reliers 2ibeliesbiitor:e PED
Sobunne RpbOlm. 81 Sioer. 5
Smilag 25c.
Ge biioe garnbomsbage. Ere 5p-s
t9ainger al &riItlne Monnurf. y
Siber / SmiIas. pris 20c.
5ort9ninger os smaatret. Nf 9.
6. Moobp. 800 Siber / OmiIog.
$1.00. @obt NIB. $3.50.
9pen peb Ssen. Qf .. Mlco6. pad
Oonit peb q. g. MaoIen. 392
Siber. S Smilas &c. Snb6.
$1.20.
5laget op. Serligt til be unge. ri
81. Nicolajien, 2arer. 40 Sibst.
s Omila9 Toe.
st 6~aonOiIag. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
beb q. peterIen. 81 Siber. )
Smilag. pris 15c. Stint inbb.
35c.
Siebarbus, SsOebsmanben Deb &Or=
Jet, of q. S6mibt, paa 9anif peo
paitor q. g. Mabien. 302 Sis
Der. STINT inbb. $1.2O. / OmfIag
9Oc.
@lpernes Ssn. of q. 9. paa
Oanif beb paitor %. g. Mabie len.
236 Siber / Omilag 60c. Sno.
9Oc.
Giter Rieb. @f panip. paa OanIt
~ ~ ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-07

91.zO.
Rut6. gaa 8anif peb %. g. MaOs
len. S Smila9 90c., inbb. $1.2o.
Dor 6reo. Of ID. &c 8. @n Nus
tibsforiaaing. NutoriIeret Sper>
fettelie 6eier9et peb q. g. MaOs
fen. 639 5iber. @pbt inb6.
$500.
Din 9robers Blob. off 80. &c 8.
9aa 0anif BED poft. %, g. Mab>
fen. ia Siber. S Omflag 20c.,
inb6. 40e.
Sra @fobpejen. of 9. 6. elegant
ubfAret meb fire beliiOi9e Billie
Der. 5 0mifag nebfat til 25c-,
in06. 5Oc.
@ennembruoet. Gn 5%ort9Ging fra
BUFFERS 5io. 9aa OanIf beb
Yaitor %. g. Mobien. 500 St>
Der. $ Smflag 90c., in6b. $1.20.
Observation-Disclosures. @eb 9. 8. S
Sm1ag Soc, inbb. soc.
Cars. 5ortaaing af Q. 8. 294
Siber. 5 Om1log Soc, inbb. 8Oc.
RutiosmartDrer. Of q. 6. 6. @robe
aasmusien. Snbb. 90c.
greiten. 5ortening at 9. 6. 1852
Sioer. S 0milag 4oc., inbb. 6Oc.
Sfitier fra 8gbenbabn. Nf 9. 9.
S Omilag 60c., inbb. $1.00.
3eobps Snap. Gn 6iitorie ON en-
raft 0ren9. Qf 4mp 6. 5enprs.
OberIot fra Gn9elif at $. S. 5.
6. Mat6iaIen. Snbb. 40c.
@il6. 8scts Grinbringer fra nit 2ip.
8obt inbb. $1.00.
Beet paa aeiie. Qf o. 8. IA @i>
Der. S OmiIog soc. SnO6. $1.00.
Nodr 0etfet foloer. qf Gertrude
Nlmquiit. Snb6. 30c.
De 6eliges eoige s6bile. @f 3i9arb
Barter. Operiat at 6. 9luce. S
Smi1dg $1.00, itartt og flint inbb.
$500.
Beet: Min Observation-Disclosures
oelfe. Snbb. / tint 9inb $1.00.
@n gilgrims 9anoring. Qf 8unban.
Sberiat at q. 81. Serne. STINT
in6b. zoe.
Sboite Smdaitrifter, at q. G6ris
iiianI en-: Riels, pier "a Mo1e,
Sooen gift e te, Stattels 9eile,
Sotpneradbsforbantlinqer, Samtols
mpb, De ia il ipot, men b1np
goot. SOC. for ofe / Omi flag, 10c.
pr. 6efte eler 90c. for oae 6 Sci,
ter inbb.
Gn ariitens Snbtueter og nogifte..
5 GmIla9 15c.
Gn Marfebsbag e1er Sens og Mus
ren. $ ipbif Munbdrt. 81 Sis
Der. s SmiIag 10c.
Sire 6orteainger. nj Sans. 48
Sioer. 5 OmiIag 10c.
Sra Bib. gects g~egraoelie. 80 @is
Der. $ Omila9 zoe.
5 Stil6en. qf q. S. 6riis. s Om>
flag 10e.
Sebebuiet. af 3. @laubre6t. 9aa
0anit oeb Gaen. 5 Omilag 2Ot.
0erren er MT Stiolb. 123 Siber.
S Smila9 25c., inbb. 40c.
6prbebrengen. Sra Shit peb Glen.
30 Siber. $ Smila9 10c.
&ittb. Sra Gn9elIt peo Gaen. 5
Sm1ldg lOc.
aun en- sjeneltepiee. AZ Siber. 5
Omilag 10c.
9p9temanb. Sra spit oeb Glen.
81 Siber. OmiIag 10c.
sc puu Seius. 9usli9e Smauitpt.
fer til boer Dag / Maanben. Stint
Yopir og 8ino. 25c.
Ere Sulefortelinaer. "a Siber. 8
Omildg 10c.
~ Suleforteninser. Gf u. Dol
mer. 40 Siber. S Smilag Toe.
Ere Suleaftener. Qf 81. @olbmar.
6orfatteren til praiteguarben
6ar5en pg praitegaurben / Sn=
bien D. T. b.. 239 Siber. s Sms
r. an o.SI M.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-07

at 8runb bar unb luppen fra Sims
born = Smegnens 8etjente ALTAR
meret og ublobebe en- 9elgnning p1a
loo Marf for 5Dbens padgribelfe.
Der tom mart en- bel &lapiagt /
Sang. Inner Oenne opbager en- Be
tent. 56ieien 6eb ban, at @runo
Iiboer poa en- Omnibus, Der tommer
langfomt tBrenbe ben do 2dnbeoeien.
36ieien Idber Iom ingen Sing;
men ban bill ogIaa tere. !9an be
itiaer 9o9n og fglger efter Omniz
buafen. S 9ramiteot mobtoges Bog
men at to andre 8%etjente, og Iaa IDnz
tee @runb, bet bar bebit at ititte al.
0dn iprdng at gognen og fmurte
9aier inb ober Marter og @n9e -
meO en- 15lof rodben6e 8eiienie BAG
otter iig. Gn 9iulmdger pg bans
9Grlinq meb 5orfl9ber for 1lutter
fig til 3roppen. 2Grlingen er letteit
til gens; ban inobenter ben fl1gten=
be 5orbrDoer og griber rat / BAN, og
mart er 9runb obermanoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-07
Gre at Reduction
in Rates via
Wabash Railroad.

Home visitors Excursions sold every
Tuesday in September and Oct. 18th.
Half fare (plus LOO for the round
trip to all points in Indiana, points in
Ohio and Kentucky.
$13. 80 st. Louis and return sold daily.
1927. 10 Buffalo, Niagara Falls or Toronto
and return sold daily.
$21.50 Detroit and return sold daily.
500 90 Chicago and return lone way via
st. Louis) sold daily.
Long limit and stop over allowed at
st. Louis on all tickets.
Schedule of our fast trains.
Lv. Omaha 7:45 A. NJ. $50 p. NJ.
Lv. Council Bluffs 500 AN 6.45 PM.
Ar. Worlds Fair Station 1882. NJ. 700 AN.
Ar. st. Louis 1850 p. NJ. 7:15 A. NJ.
Arr. Omaha 900 p. NJ. $50 p. NJ.
Arr. Council Bluffs s:45 P. NJ. sos A. NJ.
Lv. World'sFair Station 9:15 A m, 7:45 p. NJ.
Lv. st. Louis 100 AN. 1880 NJ.
These trains run daily.
Compare this time with other lines.
The Wabash lands all Passengers at
and checks baggage to its own station
at main entrance of Worlds Fair
grounds. Think what this means; quick
time, extra car fare saved, and a delight
full trip and you are not all tired out
before entering the Exposition-grounds.
All Agents can route you via the
Wabash r. r. For beautiful Worlds
Fair folder and all information address,
HARRY E. MOORES,
~ II N Wan ID ID nrn,Io AYol-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-07

~
/ 6jor. 8erimob bar Der tflfBrt ct
6etDoeIigt Qntal 9eite, ii9r gla5s
ge O9 5pl. 9dnbelen bar temmelig
flOb, oa bet itortebe poa ae6ere. 5pi
betaltes meb 200-270 Warf., no9le
300 Mf.
&elbetger 6etaltes meo 300-450
M}t., Og 9oier toiteoe 150-25o
Wtt. Der for6leo en- betpoelig Heit.
Gn Tiff Il anbbeb. Str
Snbpielien al Ribe 9omtirte bragte
neutrality-suspicious. ben uIanbfars
bige@fterretning til 5orbs, at Rigsz
bugsmanOSesIen og 2dnoba9smano
6ansien, Der ~ooerp9reoe 5eiilig6es
ben, forg9oes babbe aniegt ON at
faa 6oretraoe bos Song G6riitian
ben Nienbe. 0enne argnite opbarne=
oes fornblig at bet tpife 9lab / 3one
Der, Iom berfor bar mobtaget ct
Dement,, Der of~entliggbres / Blu
rets .gummer for / Dag, I~friper
.,Mm." ben Is. Sept. og lpber iaas
leoes paa 8onit:
oNr. 211 at o5onoernf6e Sc
tung" brin9er ben efter o9amburz
ger Rabri8ten" optdgne aorreipon=
Oance, Der begbnper meb fpIgenoe
Orb: o0anife 9la0e beretter poa
u6iOlut troDerbig Maaoe, at ben
tpite Rigsoagsmano Sens Sesien
al 5%lensbor9 og ben %preusiiite 2anO
odgsmano 6ansI ZEN at Qdbenrda peo
Song Gbriitian ben Rienoes H9rz
o9rO9relie for nplig / 3i6e til Sno=
p~ielien al Ribe 8omtirte babbe Iegt
ON Qpbiens bos aongen oe fact
%afflaaenbe Spar."
Oper for bette 6em9rter jeg, at bet
life alene er en- uianoNb. at !0r.
2anobagsmanb 6ansien o9 ieg bar
isgt ON Qubiens bos Sans Majez
itGt 9onoG6riitian ben Hienbe, men
bet er ogiaa Opbigtelie. at banite
Blade bar berettet bette paa a6Iolut
tuoO9rbig M1aaoe. Del ed nemli9
o~Oerbopeoet uIanot, at bonite gldz
be bar 6ragt en- misunderstanding.
6lens6org, ben 13. september
1904. z. Sesfen."
Hebbing. = Snbremision
bolbt 5irsbag og Snsbag 6. og 7.
Sept. ct 3urius / lutberif 2ere /
Reboing, bbor man iamleoes /
ajers 5otel. Rogle preiter o9 Ell
Del Snoremislion9rer orsfteoe Der
felgenoe Spsr9smdal: oGr 5orpiss
ningen lSaligkbspilaudr?", .,SSsiu
Sitting til 5emplet og Spnagogen
forbiaeolig for Subs 5olts Sitting
til 5oltetirteu" o9 o0bor pigti9t bet
er at boloe fat beo, at aanbens Del
leoning til al Sanb6eb life fer IL
mibbelbart men mibbelbart". Orb
ififtet inbleoebes benbolb8bis at ga
Itor Wdtbieien al Rebbing, paitor
Sonneien at 9optrup og Misiion9r
2unb af 9aoersleb. Webet pberbez
reoes ifslge n9eimbal" at en- Gel
5olt fra gpen og Omegnen.
6aoersleb. = M isfionsfet.
Nei ttommenoe Ssnbag i~frtber
uMm." ben II. Sept. afbolbes /
5rue &irte ben aarlige Wisiionss
felt. Om 5ormibba9en prabiter
paitor 9racter at 9retlum og Miss
Observation-Disclosures 3imbfe / Snbis
en-, be9ge pad 5bff; ON Gftermios
hagen prGbiter poitor Simonien at
Ohenbab og paitor 9racter pau
0anIt. Om Nftenen fortIettes 1
MisiionsboteIet, bpor en- af 9pens
pr9iter BIZ tale paa 0anff, og til
Slutning bolber WisIionsfuperins
tenbenten 5Orebrug pua SpIf, ba ban
life fan tale Oanif.
6~lensborg. = 5000 Martti til
II Il giaber. Ms0er 8. Hinge
FER I gben bar ifslse ct TIFF 8fap
ff9nfet 5000 Mdrf til ben berperenz
be Sorening til Snbfamline at Sus
fegaber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-07

I%tolsr, 9OaO Der lieger bag Deb I'm
perip9cIferns, amer Spnberjpoerne
lite.
gn SttgbBjGe ra @orm
ben gamtes Glib. Deb en- Qutz
tion / Strpbp bIeO ifBlge a2itij.
@p." forIspen IOlet en- Stigbpjle for
20 Gre. Deb nGrmere Gfteripn bite
BEN Ig at DGre al Bronze og prpoet
meb SIaueeornumenter. Zen inps
ienotes MI til Olonoroiif MeuIeum.
Zen returnerebes meo 0plpsning
ON, at zen ltammeoe fra @orm ben
gamles lib, og pa ben par meget
I%jGloen, pniteOe W}uIeet at tebe ben.
bpiltet 2ilbuo bog Gjeren dfilog.
en- IepeOb9tig StG9t. 5
SDpt6n leper Der tire gamle 9rgbge,
nemlia Gaaroeier Cars Gbr. Rosz
musien / Sinnerup og fbp. 8aaroz
ejer 0iels Gbr. Rasmusien. iamme
Steos, % 6usejer 9}eber Gbr. Rass
musien. Der MI er 6enbolospis SO.
81 p9 81 Qar gdmle, og Dc er ifel9e
aS6iit. q. 5io." enbnu rate og re-
rige / 6or6oGO til oeres gloer. 8e
TO pnqIte er 9eteruner fra 3s4ars
9rigen, meOens ben Glbite bleo ri
fom ,@ommelmanosien". Oct or
piIt iiGlnent, at en- bel 8srnef fot
nadr iaa bsj en- Qloer.
Stonget tbiel. 0d 3jeneifes
iorl DARIUS G6riitian QuoerIen pad
SplitsgOaro / &lemenster for nogle
9doe Iinen Ituloe trRtte en- 3hr,
bier oenne ifSlge .8ornbolms Qpi5"
upan og itangeoe BAN ON pau Sors
ben, 6oorpeO ban blep iaa it9rtt fors
ilaoet, al ban Itrats maatte tires I'll
@mtsipoebuiet, 6bor ban afgit peo
9goen ienere. Mfosoe, Der bar 81
Qtdr eammel, efterlaoer Jig Gnte %
Ire u~tonfrmereoe Born.
Stottets lille pige. qaa
Mdrteoet / RerrezNebel forlebcn
iao man ifsIge .Ringt. u. 9gbl.@,
bborlsOes en- file pige iora9pes mt
fepe i'm beruiebe 5doer / 6rutteIt ss
berne for at faa BAN meo biem.
Wdnoen, Der Dor en- balb Wils @ei
fra WortebspldoIen. tunbe bog lite
betpemms ia til, bOerten at ienbe lit
Barn Diem eler Ielo at fslge meo, %
sFslQen heraf blep. at en- 6ienpea<
benoe Mortebsg9It. en- llnatarl. iom
bupbe bGret til Dams, / ben telelige
Ndt meGem ST. 2 % 8 fanbt 5uber
% 0otter fopenos / en- gejgreft
uben for 9pen.
5bptriet 6os 9aftor
gIaumiGter 6rdqte Tom be
fenot to un9e Tnre oQgurten" "a
Zen ensieoe" / Qrreiten. De bar
nu iilitaaet at booe opereret fdmmen
meb fire andre, % Den 20. Sept. an
6olsi politiet bisIe.
: bet paafslgence Forhsr tilitoo
be 20 andre Snbbrub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-07

o - OEA'Nf hNNN -
6aier ino oper Marter og Gn9e -
me0 en- Slot rodbenbe 8etienie bag
otter iig. Gn 6iulmdger og bans
9erlinq meb 5orflGber for 11utter
Jig til 5roppen. 2arlingen er letteit
til gens; ban inbbenter ben Fl19ten=
De 5orbrDoer og griber fat / BAN, %
mart er 9runb %obermanoet.
3snber. - 9emt Or Zebra
gsrn unber 4 4ar tgrer
ION befenbt frit meb Soqet, fadz
trent Der life forldnges i~Gritilt
4laos til Dem. S Qlberen fra 4
til Qar 6etales Der balo 9ris for
BEN. 5or at faa benne 2ettelie /
giaetpriien bomber bet ofte, at iefo
befbabenbe 5or9lore dngiber Mlbez
ren paa oeres 9ern for labt og ger
fig oerbsb ftblbige / en- itrafbar
gambling. Soalebes rejite forleben
Dag en- asbmanbs Suitru meb i'm
10aaarige Batter meb 3oget. pad
Gonouttsrens SpSrgsmaal ON piz
gems 4lber dn9db bun ben ct Nar
for lapt. 8onbuttsren fatteoe Wis.
tante og ipurgte pm 9onens Nupn.
Deb llnberisgeli EN- tom Sdnbbeoen
for 0dgen. Gonen bleo dntldget for
8ebrageri og bsmt til 3 Oages
5Gn9iel.
a%riitiansfelt. = 3pff Sam l.
(ieoften. 5pIterne bar moi fact
Chit til at afbolbe ct Msbe Der /
gpen fsr bet banite oHentlige Msbe
/ a5rej" pad Ssnbog, ~ifriOer ,.W3o=
oer8mdalet" ben 16. Sept. 5ortDTfs
ningsblaoet / 9qberslep b~etenOtgsr
/ lite iarre enb to %Qnnoncer, at Der
i Morgen. 2srodg, often ST. 8 fin
Der inf 5amilieaften Steb / @9Its
9loergdarben. 4mtsbommer Or.
6abn al Ssnberborg, ben tpTte 5or=
enin9s 5ormano. ifal boloe Sobebz
talen, oa forIfeai9e 6errer fra Saz
oerseo bar lobet at oeltdge. Den
tpite screenings Meblemmer / 6a=
oerslep inbbnbss til at beltuge / Ms=
bet.
groager. - 0~ruttet petros
SITTER oq 20 a%rtsbusboloer
Sper Sublers p Nar gumle Barn /
gemmingbunb brat Tor nogle 9age
Iioen Petroleum % bleb fad baarlig,
at ben tiltolote 2pge fsrft tbiblebe
ON bets 9ip. Senere er Barnet bog
tommet iig.
Q%a6enrad. Qrre5teret
q Ia ldger. (0elnb.) 81
plattenlldeer er ben 16. sept. BE
rem drreiteret Der | N~1oenr1d.
Mdnben bar repr9ienteret ZIG hos
flere aabenraaffe 9orgere urbsr for.
Ite[ige Rabne o9 mootaget psnge al
benz, 81. a. bos @9Itgiper NisIen,
Senbertprp, of bbem ban III 2 Wt.
Onsoaa %GftsrmiObaq pr9!tntereoe
ban fig bos Nrbejoer 5riis Oeb Senz
oerport / Qabenraa fom @artneri=
eier Neitpbdl fra 6lensbors og bess
uosn Gier at 100000 Mt. os till
bso poa itaaenbe Sob at gifte zig
meb bans 0ntter. Den famine Gut
til at inbgaa @iftsrmaal bar ban
ngiaa biit andre Steber. Oct er
enbnu life oplpit, bOorfru ban itams
mer, e1er bpem ban er.
9ambritp. = utter 0r9n e
beOeufigbeber 9adrbeier
3ingleF / Solte buOOe Ssnbug ben
II. Septbr. ct l1belO meO pibtref=
fenbe 5sleer. Gn aalp LOB nemlig
bort og bar itte til at finbe. SiliioIt
~opbagebes bet. at ben bar ls6et pDer
8rGnien, bbor ben tbIfe 8r9nfe
bo9ter itrats fiji fat I aalpen og trdf
ben til 4mtsforitanber Meber
Stobbors. Der bleb MI fenbt 5olf
It'll Sfobbore. Mmtsforftunberen
tunbe life ubfebere 9bret, men BEN
biIte til SplbfontroIsren. 0enne
bar lite bjemme, og ba Singlef at
| 10, IN, mo,hoosn nay /; Gfohhorn ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-07

%ItoIsr. 9puo Der lieger bag peo I'm
perfp9cIferns, amer Spnoerjpoerne
lite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-07

5lensborg. = 5000 Marfti
SuIegaber. MsGer 8. Ringe
FER | 8pen bar ifslse ct TIFF 8fdp
ffanfet 5000 Marf til ben berperens
be Sorening til Snofamline at SUI
legaber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-07

groa9er. - 9ruttet petros
Sitter oq 20 artsbusboloer
Sper Sublers q Nar gamle Barn /
gemmingbunb brat for nogle 0age
Iioen Petroleum % 6leb fad baarlig,
at ben tiltolote 2age fsrit toiOlebe
ON bets 9ip. Senere er Barnet bog
tommet iig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-07

niiterium giOe 3iQoOelie til aaIOens
3ilbagereiie. Naar faa aalDen Dor
tlaret &arontanen / 9amorup, p9
3ingleff bar betalt ben tplte 5orpdgs
ter / SfoO6org, ION bar aalOen I
SoIt og Pleie, Iaa bar ban paa en-
LET" N}aoOe faaet tit DIR til6a9e.
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6lens6org. - Qpntonffift
paa 9apirmplten. 81. Ao.)
Gn Del 9Dgnings6aanopartere, Der
til StaOigbeo er IpsielIatte paa pa
pirfabriften, neolagoe ben 13. Sept.
Qr6ejoet, forbi De paa OeresaraO ON
2~pnforbpjelie - be faa 81 genning
/ 3imen - fl QfIlag meo ben Be
itep, at be tunOe boloe op uOen 0ps
Iigelfs.
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6uium. - Martebet Slot
be bar life tilfBrt noget tort Nnz
tai 9orntoag, betpoelig minbre end
/ 6jor. 8erimoo par Der tilfBrt ct
6etDoeligt Qntal 6eite, iiar plag=
ge % 5gt. !0dnbelen bar temmeiig
flob, ba bet iforteoe poa apbere. 5si
betaltes meO 20o-27o Marf.. nooIe
300 W9f.
aploetger 6etaltes meo 300-450
Mt., og 9bier tofteOe 15O-250
Mt. Der for6leo en- betpoelig geit.
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daylight have not discovered to the
eye And so the flash OF the Spanish
war revealed that lofty courage and
devotion which the American heart so
loves and which you have met again
ties do not need to be retOld, for no
man in that exalted place since Lin
coin has been better known in every
household in the land. He is not con-
servative. if conservatism means wait
ing till it is too late. He is nOr wIse,
if wisdom is to count Il thing a hun
dred times when once will do. There
is no regret so keen, in man or cOun-
try, as that which follows an Op
pOrtunty unembraced. Fortune scars
with high and rapid wing, and who
ever brings it down must shoot with
with steady eye and nerve and the
courage to pull the trigger brings the
largest opportunities to the ground. He
does not always listen while all the
sages speak, but every day at night
fall beholds some record which if
not complete has been at least pursued
with conscience and intrepid resolu-
ton. This is the time when great fig
ures must be kept in front. If the
iDl TO ROC iSt
it must be granite and iron. Whether
we wish it or not America is abroad in
this world. Her interests are in every
street, her name is on every tongue.
Those interests so sacred and stupend-
Gus should be trusted only to the care
of those whose power. skill and courage
have been tested and approved And
in the man whom you will choose. the
highest sense of every nation i'll the
world beholds a man who typifies as
no other living American does, the
spirit and the purposes of the tWen-
tieth century. He does not claim to be
the Solomon of his time. There are
many things he may not know, but this
| is sure, that above all things else he
stands for progress. courage and fair
play. which are the synonyms of the
American name.
There are times when great fitness
is hardly less than destiny, when the
elements so come together that they
select the agent they will use. Events
as lightning goes down the highest
rod. And so it is with those events
which for many months with unerring
sight have led you to a single name
which | am chosen only to prounce:
Gentlemen. | nominate for president of
the United States the highest living
type of the youth. the vigOr and the
promise of great country and a great
age, Theodore Roosevelt of New York"
Roosevelt brought the convention to
its feet, many hundreds of people
standing on the floor and the CALLER
les wildly cheering and waving flags.
Cannon Waves Flag.
Chairman Cannon advanced to the
front of the platform with an old bat
tered flag which set the crowd frantic.
The New York delegation marched
around the hall carrying aloft a big
banner on which was a large portrait
of Roosevelt.
Beveridge Seconds.
Senator Beveridge seconded the NOM
ination of Roosevelt His talk en-
Unused the convention. His statement
that no mystery will ever be elected
president, in which it was evident he
referred to Judge Parker, caught the
crowd. He said in part:
"One difference between the opposi-
ton and ourselves is this: They select
their candidate for the people, and the
people select our candidate for us.
This was true four years ago when
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World Correspondent Not Shot.

NEW YORK, June 23.-The World
has received a Shan Hal kwan cable
gram from its far east correspondent,
Edward Emerson, who was reported
shot by the Russians.
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Attack on Port Arthur.

CHEZ FOO, June 23.-It is reported
that the Japanese made a determined
land and sea attack on Port Arthur
Wednesday.
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Japanese Armies Unite,

TOXIC, June 23.-The advance
guards of the armies of Oku and Ndzu
have effected a conjunction near
Kaiping.
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Roosevelt T AND FAIRBANKS NOMINATED

Oyama has been appointed to the SUI
preme command of the Japanese
armies in the field.
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Chicago Wheat Market.

CHICAGO. June 23.-Old July wheat
S6B; new July S5MS45s.
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kuropatkin Takes Personal Charqe.

LAO YANG, June 23.-Geenral Ku-
rOpatkin today assumed personal
charge of the Russian army here.
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Oyama in Supreme Command.
TOXIC, June 23.-The Marqul
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RUSSIAN VICTORY.
OutfIanked Japanese Near
Feng Huang Cheng.
BUT THE REPORT IS UNC0NFIRMED
General Oyama Is Made Supreme Com
mander Of the Japanese Forces
in the Field.

4, st PETERSBURG, June pa
-.5ruor is current this evening that the
.3vauce guard of the Russian army
under Count Heller defeated the Japa
uese right flank in the direction of
Feug Huang Cheng.
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CONTINUED on Page Four.)
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Japan is learning. Some time ago
russia ins sied that China should send
N he1 tioops and occupy points III
ldanchu. ia as fast as Russia eyacu-
device TO make China an ally of Rus
sia. p. eserving for the Car the roads
and munit ons, SO that when Russia
COL ready TO come back she should
ind things in good shape. China did
lot BITE, however. and the evacuated
places we. G left for the enemy to occu-
~. But now m Japan and asks
china to AXE over and administer the
government of hat part of ManchuIia
which she has concue. ed: but Japan
% be the defender of the county
gainst Russia. This s tie logical po-
iition for Japan, for she has all the
ime dselaied ii to be her purpose 10
esto.e Manchur a to China on d. wing
ut the Russians. But TO. China u
accept of such a transfer while the w a
3 on. would lie in effect to make her
ne ally of Japan, and would almosi
necessarily involve her in the war.
hese diverse appeals and Offers. how
afes. show that while the game o.
Xar goes on. the game of politics Is
not neglected by either Russia or Jap