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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
FORMER POLICEMAN KILLED.
Result of Row In a Hotel With Ar
tilleryman,

NEW YORK, May 13.-Charles Stratton,
a former policeman at Seaside Highlands
of the Navesink, was shot and killed to-
day in a hotel at Parkertown by George
WATSON, an artilleryman of the 4th New
York garrison.
The men came to blows when WATSON
accused Stratton of attempting to take
his money, and the soldier shot Stratton
through the temple, killing him instantly.
WATSON is now in the guardhouse at
Fort Hancock. He claims to have shot
Stratton in self-defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
Arrival of Danish Diplomat.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 81. Bramen
of Copenhagen. former minister of the in
terror of Denmark, has arrived here from
the orient. For ten years prior to his ele-
walton to the ministry he was leading
member of the Danish parliament. He has
often represented his country at other
European courts, and his skill as diplo-
mat has won him such decorations as few
other Europeans outside the royal families
have obtained. He is a student of econom-
les and the author of several standard
works on sociologistic and labor problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
Glass Manufacturers to Shut Down.

A dispatch from Pittsburg says: At a
general meeting Of glass bottle manufac-
turers of the country here 1t was decided to
close the factories June 10 for ninety days
and to demand a reduction of 10 per cent In
wages on all bottles up to eight ounces,
with an additional per cent cut on all
sizes above eight ounces.
1t was also decided to insist upon a uni
form scale on tank and blowing ware. This
will mean an additional out for blowers in
the pot factories, making the reduction
range from 1212 to 20 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
sawdust Causes a $4,000 Fire.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 13-An explo-
sion Of sawdust in the furnace of the Day
Lumber Company's mill, and also those of
the Multnomah trunk and box factory and
the Ira f. Powers Manufacturing Com
pany, occurred today. The loss will prob
ably exceed $3.50, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
PLENTY OF FUNDS FOR JAPs.
Big War Loan Was Oversubscribed
Many Times.

NEW YORK, May Neutrality-suspicious. to
the Japanese loan of $25,OO0,000 were
closed today. A member of the syndicate
authorized the statement that the loan
was oversubscribed more than five times.
LONDON, May ia dispatch from
Paris received here today says the issue
price Of the new Russian loan Will be 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
Wants to Adopt Child.

Otto G. Jacob and his wife today asked
the District Supreme Court to legalize the
adoption by them of Evelina Stangenberg.
The petition states that the child is a
niece of Mr.. Jacob, that its mother is dead
and Its father Is willing to have the child
adopted and have its name changed to ia
cobb. Attorney John j. Hamilton repre-
Sents the petitioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
Fire Damages New York Church.

NEW YORK, May 13-Fire today caused
upward of $4,000 damages to the Roman
Catholic Church of the Blessed Sacrament,
on Center avenue, in the heart of New
Rochelle. The church is a handsome white
marble edif1ce. and cost $250OO0. The fire
started in the altar boys vestry from an
unknown cause and for an hour the whole
structure was in danger of destruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
Another Surprise.
Only S.. 4S.

The New Lace Hat, untrimmed, Is
to be introduced tomorrow and Of
fered at a very special price. $2.4S
buys the foundation of a dream Of
beauty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
General and Personal.

The final home game of the Episcopal
High School base ball schedule will be play
ed tomorrow afternoon with the Miller
School of Charlottesville. The game will
be called at 4 o'clock. ,IE
Mrs. W. B. Smithers and her sister-in-
law, Mrs. G. A. Hulfsh, are, visiting friends
at Oak Lane, Philadelphia.
The annual Wallace prize speaking con-
test at the Episcopal Theological Seminary
near this city will take place this evening
before an audience in the chapel of the
seminary.
Among those injured in the wreck on the
Southern railroad below Charlottesville
Wednesday night was Pullman Conductor
j. F. Cooke of this city. His shoulder was
severely sprained and his knee wrenched.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13

&Oc instead of 75c. to 81 for
Wv White Petticoats, in sizes 2
to IA years. Made of best Cambria,
trimmed with laces and embroideries
to match the white dresses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
An Exciting Story.

If you like good fiction you will enjoy
The Great K. & A. Train Robbery" which
will appear as a daily serial in The Star,
commencing tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13

O2c is to be tomorrow's surprise
price for Baby's Long and
first Short Dresses, made of fine
lawn and nainsook, lace, embroidery
and ribbon trimmed. See the low
neck dresses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
Shirt Waist Hats at SIS.
Hat Ribbons.

Usually 4Oc yd.-these best 6-inch
Louisine and 5-inch Satin Taffeta
Ribbons. The scarce browns and
navy are here. Bows arranged for
hat trimming-free of extra charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
Local Politics Warming Up.

The Citizens Progressive Association, 1t
is said, will make fight to have all of the
candidates for the city council who have
been Endorsed by that body placed on the
democratic ticket for the coming primary.
Should the association fail in this. it is I'M
derstood that the members will have tick
cts at the polls containing the names of
both the candidates for mayor, but only
the names of those candidates for council
who have received the Endorsement Of the
association. 1t is understood that under
tee, requiring all candidates in the primary
to be democrats, the name of Mr.. Worth
Hulfish, who has been Endorsed by the Cit
liens Progressive Association for the
board of aldermen from the third ward,
will not appear on the regular democratic
ticket. The sole objection to Mr.. Hulfish
was because of his utilization with the re-
publican party, although 1t is said that he
votes the democratic ticket in municipal
affairs, 51 Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
OFFICERS TAKE STEPS TO PRE-
VENT A LYNCHING.
Man Accused of Murderous Assault
Removed to Another Jail-Gen-
eral Matters.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 13, 1904.
The condition of Mate Henry l.. Griffith
of the schooner Annie Ellen, who was muir
derously assaulted early yesterday morning
by a negro remains critical today. He is
being treated at the Alexandria Hospital
where the physicians in attendance have
hopes of his recovery. Capt. William
Brown, who was assaulted just before the
attack on the mate, is in a somewhat bet
ter condition, though not by any means
cut of danger. The escape of both men
from almost instant death is considered
amazing, in view of the terrific blows they
received on the head.
Apprehending a probable attempt at
lynching in case of the death Of either of
the victims, the local authorities last even
ing determined to transport Edward Jen-
kins the negro charged with the crime, to
one of the adjoining counties for safe keep
ing. Accordingly about T:3O o'clock last
evening the prisoner was taken by Lieu
tenant Smith and Officer Belts to point
in Alexandria county, where he was met by
Sheriff Palmer, and escorted to the county
Jail on Fort Myer Heights. The unusually
large crowds of men gathered around the
street corners as the night heightened dis
cussing the brutal assault convinced the
officials that the precautionary action was
timely. No demonstration was made, how
ever, 1t being generally understood that
there was chance for the recovery of both
of the injured men. 1t was not long, also,
before 1t became known that the negro had
been removed from the station house
Where he had been taken was a matter of
surmise. The public feeling against the
accused was increased by the alleged con-
fession that he had committed the MUIR
derous assault upon the captain and mate
because of some question Of pay between
them when Jenkins was discharged a few
DAYS ago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
Geeolep, Sal.

Gu er Ri ultIda gleoet inb / bet
npe aar og begpnbt at I9ie I gogsn
meo be 800 9ldbe = en- unberlig
Bog, luttet og bemmeligbeOsfulo.
Stun ct glab / 0egnet, Og oingen
tenOer Daeen. fpr Solen guar neD."
- Sfsnt pi lite er ben fore Slot
at DANTE Der. Iaa bapoe ri bog en-
Itsn Sui a1igepel. 9i bar ben
eneite airteafOeling. iOm iumIebes /
SUBS gus Sulebag; og Der bar
muaite aloria for p9ret @ubstieneite
Der / gnen paa en- Sulebag.
Der bar life minore eno 3
SuIetrGer bos oanffe 5amilier. bet
enc bar n9rmeit for SsnoagsItolen,
men be Glbre ipntes ogidu at globes
osrbeb. Sdmfunoets 8srne6jem 6lep
oa ogiaa betantt meo en- fife @apt.
ROsle at Dor unge beIteg &amels
gjerget (Ult. Gamble / Suleugen, De
a altiad .6immelen 900 SOB NOR
mere eno ellers; bet tog benz en- ifio
Sime at trDbe oerop. Der fanotes
mango Merfer beroppe baaoe al ben
bpioe og ben rgbe Wano. Nptddr5s
bag bar after andre pau Bel oerop,
men MATTE benoe ON pua 9dlppejen,
oa en- Sin lejreoe fig mob Sjer9et
meo en- Iaaoan 5aa9e, at be bar lite
/ Stanb til at finoe 8ei fremdo.
- Sorrige uge baDoe Ri gefsg af
2 2anOtomiteer fra 9iten. Den enc
repr9Ienterebe ct ap9teri ira
SG., % ben anben bar en- Rusier,
Reprqientant for ct Qlna6dptiftidmz
funo. Saa bipt oioes, bar ingsn al
benz tebt 2anb enbnu, Tom gobt or.
Bore Qanbsm9no, iom bill rsjis
til Sal, burbe BRUCE Qnleoningen,
fgreno bet bebite 2ano er optdget al
andre. 6or Splpsninger ON 3anoet
"TRIP til: 6. 90. Gbriftenien ener Chr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
MnonbDn. Sowa.

@ipe og ta9e er, bpao Der er Qio,
9epegelIe og @eliianelie /. 0erfor
ielp ON life Samlingen er iua itpr,
iod giber man | bet Sdab, at ben
mau bliDe Iterre nafe Sang.
@ejret er ualminoelis sobt til
at fables 9interpeir, og MI bar ri
inart Ilet life Sne. Wen 5orbel mao
BET bore; tbi Iaa fan aredturerne ofs
enape bet samle @r9s, % faalebss
ipares Der baabe paa Sober oa aerne.
0ogle er peb at fortele, at BE-
frDeter for ct tsrt Iar, ben Maabe
bet beepnber; men bet er bel for tio=
Zig at blioe bdnge for bet en6nu. -
Menneifst 1paor, men Sub raa'er.
@i bar life bait mango 8efp-
genoe / Suletiben. @n bar man Dog
iGrlig 6emGrtet; ban bar opbolDt iq
Der / lengere 9ib, Oct er Stubeui
G6riftenlen fra Augsbors SeminarI.
I'm, minneapolis, Minn.
9bpse S6paeIen bar for lenpt
IiOen Oeret unmelot til OptogelIe
Menigbeben, men pao @runb afS0a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
Snlcaften / aanias, Sub. SER.

SuleoTten baOoe ri Suletra | &ans
las Stole, bOor Der bar oper bum
nreoe ggrn og 9enOeO to 9unoreoc
unge og elOre Meuneiter.
Qaitor 81. 6. N~ielien aabnebe Mes
bet meo Sang, Og O%erefter bleD Der
OplGit Ell &apitel at gi6elen og bOlot
Bpm. Der bleO iaa bolOt en- tort
5ale. Mtis Murie 6briItenien pg
ieg lang iau en- SuIe-o 4nt4em".
Saa aabneoe5 qrogrammet. 81
Born oetlamsreoe, pg Oesuoen bleO
cer funget, 0erefter bleO Sulelpiene
tanot / 3rGet og / en- gue, iom par
reift. 8aper bleO ba uooelt. Del
bar iaa unOerlig OemoOigt at ie BEN
@leoe, Der gap fig til aenos, od pe
FAB neoe pao @ulOet for at ~efterle
here's Sulegaper. 8e er 10 lite pont
til at ie iaa Itenne 5ing. O9 De
fenoer 10 life ben fore og beoite Sulef
gope, SeIus; oeres al !0eoenl TAB forf
blinoeoe gine fan 10 fun Ie be baanG4
eribelige 3ing. Men bet bar 10 i'm
getponing, at be faar at m9rte, ii
De ariitne t9nter paa Dem og bolber
at benz. Naor ieg bar od lbttelia
Suleaften at tunne gl9be De ulpttss
lige s6ebninsebsrn meo iad itBnns
@dber, ou bar jeg 9ennerne / ct.
pauli, getbaniu og getblebems Me.
nigbeber / Glap 60, Soma, at tatte
berfor. Den &asIe meb De tonne
9aper, s Ienbte mig til mine Sfolss
bsrn / aanIus, ital s babe biertelig
3af for, li9eiaa for Sule9aberne til
mig; bet gsr goot, nddr man ct / oct
fremmeoe, at pioe. at man bar Venz
ner, Iom er oiGige til at ofre og bebe
for Wisiionen. Sfte feler ieg mig
iaa enc % nGiten til 3iber iom fprs
laot paa oenne plaos, bbor Der life
Finoes ret mango Menneiter, man fan
morte eliter Seius. Hogle tan blioe
bepageoe Oeo at bsre SUBS Orb %
be triItelige Sunge, men bet ipnes
lite at bore uben Stemning. Sub
gibe, at 2iOet matte piie iig / en-
aoben 9etenbelie.
Gn 6jertelig 6iGien meo 3at for
@dberne.
Gmmo SsboIm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
Ser par oolaa en- 6pitip nOoet for

Ser bar o9faa en- 5gjtib noget fgl
Sui. Dor Stub. YeterIe on, iom tagel
Bare pda airtegerningen Der, bar il
/ Blair en- 3ib, og tom Iaa tilbdge
meO fin 9rub. u. Ssrgenien, jon
6entebe Dem / giborg, fgrte benz li9e
birette I'D til airten, bpor Der bar
anrettet LANCE gorbe meb Dinner. -
0d Iaa 5orIdmlingen iaa u. Sgrs
s~enIens 9ogn nqrme fig 3irten meb
8ruoeparret. be90note &lotten al
ringe og peobleb, til be pdr tommen
inO / airten. Ser iitemte 3oret:
oHarmere SUB til Big"
ollie bleO fdt til Miopassborbet.
Der bar TO LANCE 9oroe fulbe. Sda
Der bar fort 9r1aup / ben lutb.
Sirte 3 Dill belt for @iborg.
STUDENT 5reOerit qeterien Og 9uz
itru fit en- 9rpQupsgape pua nogle o9
treoiinOstbbe0 Dollars, Iom bar ianls
let blanbt be tiliteoepGrenbe.
Gfter MibOagen bolpt Stub. 4.es
terien en- tort 8ale, bOori ban uoz
trptte i'm 3at for ali bet gOoe og ben
@elpilie, Der par pitt mob BAN. Oct
belle bar 10 en- sSurpriie" pad Stuo.
og 9uitru.
5or ct Bar Tiger iiOen blep
Mrs. SO. u. peterIen begrobet Der
pua &irtegaaroen. 6un bapOe oaret
puu Giplet for De iinosiDge I GIANT
ton, 6oor bun beoe. Gn ganIfe tor
Stare Oeltog / benbes g~egraOelfe.
8i bar ogioa baft Suletre
(5irsodg melIem Sui og Nptaur), %
gdnite mango 9srn bar meo. 9t
bdobe ct imutt 3r9, og en- Del at
9srnene bdpbe ogidd lGrt nogle
Beers, iom De fremidgOe, Og fda if
ri nOgle imutte Suleiange at Gang
toret. 8. q. 6onien, Sans RielIen
% be andre at aohiteen tiltommer
fra Menigbeben for beres Or
beiOs mso at faa / Stanb Tuu goot
ct Suletr9.
8enIig 6ilien til uGe n9onIfe=
99fere og bens Rebattsr.
Gbarleb Nielfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15

Som man pil erinpre, itren jeg ct
StDffe / ,Daniteren" for en- Wtaa=
neostio lioen ira Mcainnep, %. Dat,
meo OplDsninger ON 2anOet 0. /. h.
Og ale Dem, iom pnIfebe nGrmers
geiteO ON 5or6olOene Der, Oiloe jeg
gerne gioe Iaa gobe Opl1sninger, JON
jeg formdaeoe. Seq bar mootd9et
5oreipsrgsler fra Soft ON 5or6oloss
ne; men paa 9runD al min Bort
rejie fra Mcainneb for en- 5io bar
bet taget iaa lang Sib, inben 8rez
Dene er fommen mig / 99noe, %
bette bar maaite bebirtet en- Del
lltaalmooigbeo bos SpBrgerne, hpilz
fst 10 life er ioa unberligt. W}en for
at enbper fan faa SOdr % Oplnsz
ninger iaa 6urtigt iom muligt, bill
lea tilraaoe dQe interesIerebe at til
Riels 9uno, SIC. &inne1, gor
IS, 81. 3atota.
W1r. 2unb er en- meget ~agtb9rbtg
og poalibelig Manb / enbper 9ens
Ieenbe, ban bar .noOgiaa pmtet ON
til mig, al ban bar piGig til at bente
5oIt puu Sernbaneitutionen, nudr De
Itreo til BAN. bbub Dag be Tom al
beie 2anoet.
Saa oiot jee pep, fan Der pitt
enbnu faus entelte Surme meget BIZ
lige. s r. Sen n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
GaitOn ps Oleanoer, SresuO
So Gali.

@dar aft efter Dor 8eitemmelie. Is
0erren oil. Ioa bliper Menigbeoens
M Stole og Nisiionsbus inopiet
Spnoag ben "a. Sanuar, % / ben
N~nlebninQ penter Ri Dor &rebsfprs
muno, gaitor 5unien fra San 5ranz
cisco, BERTH for at foretuge Snbbieiz
len. 9uIet tager fig ret anIesligt ur,
og beItaar fpruoen en- rummelig 5or.
bal af ct Itrrt 5oriamli.ss,ot.Is 2.
en- StoleItue, Der oeo ItsrrsV
ellers, naar bet tiltr9nges. fan -
binbes meo binanoen. puu 8bgninz
gems 6orgopl f~nejIer &prIets Wi9rte.
gaitor 9itergaarb bar efter
6orlpbenoe iolgt fin beo Olednoer
Station beliggenOe 20 @cres 5ruat-
5arm. aebeIummen bar 1900
Dollars.
3bomas Meller % 5omilie,
Sans arog og 5amilie FAINT g. S.
2~snborg og 9aralO Murteoubl er nj
Silpptit til DOR Meni9beb / bet III
Mdr.
@i bar bait en- Oejlis Og bel.
Iignet Sulefeit baaOe / SUBS Sus DC
ube | Ndturen. Mebens Ri berub'
leite om be ioare 8ulbebplger %
SneItorme, iom bjemie9te be eitli9'
% Miotitaterne / Sulen, iaa pilt'
Sermometret pao afrfens Norbiio'
cSuleoaq 60 9raber om Sormiobaeer
mellem 10 og II.
So. 81. Mnbreaen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
Norre(ponoanter.
Srnfant, Mid.

gn ijeloen 8egipenbeo bar funoet
Steo Der oeO 3rufont | Suleoa9ene.
st Gig er. eiter at pare bIeott begra=
bet, after srapst Op. Nlrs. 0lien,
70 Qorgummel, Oebe brat og laa GIG
/ 5 a 6 9age, % alt ipntes at bite,
at bun bar bgo. Wten od De airten
ItuIbe e benDe for Iipite Sang ops
bogsbe be. at bun ipebte. og Der bleo
en- mumIenOs Samtale, o9 ben toe
O~oertaano og naaeoe til benbes grps
Der. 9on blep uroli9 og befaleoe, at
bun MATTE groOes Op igen, 9piltet
Itete. % Dottoren erflGreoe benos
for fuloft9npig opb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15

geterien, HeeOIb. Del er to paaliOe.
lige MGnb, iom life bil Itripe anOet,
enb bpab iom er idnbt.
= st mt Sus / gforb ReeOln er
un6er SpfsreIie; bet er Riels Mtots
tenien fra @rcolo, 9eras, Iom bar
tpbt ct Stptte 2anb og er peo at
bpgge. - 6an bar n9ppe tommen
ober Sorouns 5lob og ino / bet fors
i9tteoe 2anO, fgreno ban bar inotas
get af bet og funbe life benbe til
bdge. fgreno ban tom | geiiooelie al
no9et. = Son flyer, bet ifete at egen
ri Billie. Gan iud meb fine egne
ZINE, t9ntte fine e9ne 3anter pg
banoleoe efter i'm egen OOerbeOiss
ming. 9bao beore fan en- Mano
gere2
Sfent bet blioer noget tent, I1a
tinao mig at brings ct 9nife ON ct
qoot og osliignet @ptaar for Dan
i%feren"s 99Iere. De tuiinoe abons
nenter ital piit moi tomme, men 9obt
piloe bet iittert bore. ON nogle flere
biloe Ifribe liot / 8ldbet. Gn SIDE
at gldoet burOe tunne fhlbes meo
aorreIponOuncer uf Soft | ben for
enebe airfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15

bonn I 5amilien er be snbnu life OPP
tagne, men oit NOT bliOe bet / Ill
nGr 5remtib.
SDgOom Far / Den iibfte 8io 9aftet
be fleite beromfring. @ntelte Ste
Der id9Oe man ~enOogiau, at De bap0e
StortogensFe6er. men for be ffeites
@eofommenoe er bet MT Ga @ripps.
s. 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
Jra YOtter, Ncbr.

Oct er mart lGn9e ifben, at Der
bar poret noget / oDdnifertn"s
Spalter beruOe fra potter. SmiO-
IertiO 9aar alt i'm jGDns, title Gang.
- poitpr MaOIen bar borte poa
Reiie temmelie lang 3ib. men troos
ret. at oi ioa mdatte nsies meb 29ies
gubstjeneIte, bar 6oltene iamleoeS ret
flitti9t SsnOdg efter Sbnoag / Dor
bDggeIige. lille &irte.
Suledften iamleOes Ri / 3uss
mprtet Ill Dor fsrite Suleguostjeneite,
bDOrefter bier gift til fit og t~ilbragte
Aftensn bjemme. airten giorOe ct
feftligt SnotrDt. impttet iom ben bar
meb Suletraer Og 2ps paa begge Sis
Der of Nlteret og / aoropren.
- SuIeOdg lso iud igen bet gamle
elGhelige guoitab ON SUBS aGrligs
beb til os fdIOne MenneIter. Der
bar tiai9e Q%lter9dn9.
On Sgnodgen Iamleoes bi at
ter, % peo oenne @ubstjeneIte fore
tooes Den ferIte S~aobsbanoling | Dor
&irte, ibet Wr. Gbr. peteriens fra
Mpomine fit oeres lille fem Tigers
Barn Debt. Der sr inoen banit
8irtiombeo. bDor be Dor, og De maotz
te gre oenne LANCE, beipGrliae Rejle,
forbi De sniteoe at fda beres Barr
bsft at en- banit pr9it. Mange al
pore QanosmGno heropre, iom Dor
i9t beo Sioen al bore banite airter,
%forfemmer ofte at faa beres 8srn
bsbte, oe idolebes boloe De BEN
borte fra Samfunbet msb SUB.
Onsoog often bapbe Ri Suit
ir9 / airten. Gn Del at De unge
iomleoes ON GftermiDbagen for at
pDnte Def. ps bet bar lptteoes goot,
fbt mango lotalte ltg ON, at Det bar
BET imutfeite Suletr9, be baobe Jet /
bette adno. Stsnt par bet ogida. oa
9piene pare t9note og 9ernene flots
feoes om BET og fang bore gamle,
ifsnne Suleialmer. @i gl9bebe %
Deb at BABE 8eisg at aoitiaige Ben
ner langoeis ira og iige benz 5dt for
geieget. Strots efter Suletraet
reiIie qaItor Mabien til gruIb for at
iilbrinee Nptdarsoagene Der. Sioen
hans 9ejie ! 0atota bar ban befuns
BET fig minore bel. og paa @ejen
hiem fra 9ruib bIep ban ing o9 bar
mdattet boIbe Sengen iioen. 8i
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raft igen.
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beligt ifent beruoe. 6ibtil bar Ri in
gen Sne BAIT, oe Solen bar itinz
net parmt og Hart bper Dag.
@labeligt Nptaur til ale o0anites
ren"s Qefere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
0iburs % Omtcsn.

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Jet noget / ,0antersn"s Spalter Der
fra, Taa bill Ri inbienbe nogle einier.
8i bar BAIT sOOt Sulepejr og bait
pore @uDstjeneiter gobt bei0gte / Sejs
then.
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ga moore aittiae etonOinaotrs
CssTes.

c%tsgfc2 VpeIe nittise gfanoinaoifs
1880 NGno us Sninoer til at arbeios
- for os I fin esen 5iemsiapn. ogiaa
noele til at reiie for os. Staois VInOs Ior
9inieren eler ior belle alaret. - con $3.50
pr 5as. gaaIioeIiet 5irnta meo tort Gas
pitaI. gneIie bebgUes iiie, men maa babe aooe Grb
befalinger. Scr nGrmere Gplnsninaer ifriu til
II. MILLER. M
334 Dearborn STR CHICAGO. ILL.
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Sns.N putefct! iGSS9s as S5i ei sS SsSsilsf pa q
tegnt. Wceictner elef ipfnoere Eercs EeHBe til auer.
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genae iuinler 0a8 for Gag Seno tor apotettf s3..t
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rroao s%1nunreber / g9iscuntin, Sainpis, Spiua, Btniue
fsta. @rfraiia Q. i if,in oisie til % bgr. ~bootleoe'
9eres erfarlnS sr. aoresie'
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Sra Mcainneg, %. 9afOta

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$3.50. Dec og tent, hi bar itiftet
Menigbeo. 9bilten @lebel - gt er
II itemme6erettige0e MeOlemmer, p9
5lertal1et er 5amilier; Der er IS
8grn iaoen for MenigbeOer. @i bar
tuIoet Stubent Rielien, Chicago,
ST., til Dor fremtiOige PrGit.
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FAR taft ON at boi9tte Jig i6lanot o8,
O9 Iaa nogle flere, iom ri gerne bnber
oelfommen.
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Iom t9ntes fan, Solen thinner, og al
ting Itrdaler.
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og Der er Itorf Gale ON, at So0z
8anen tommer inb til Mc&innen.
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Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-01-30
Account and Distribution.

Account and Distribution.
Notice is hereby given that J.
h. Armijo, the Administrators of
the Estate Of Martin l.. Parker,
deceased, has rendered and pre-
scented for settlement, and filed
in said Court, his account of his
administration Of said estate; and
that Tuesday, the 23rd day of
February 1894, at 10 o'clock a.
m. at the Court room Of said
Court, at the Court House, in ST.
Johns, III said County, has been
duly appointed by the said Court,
for the settlement of said final
account and for distribution of
said estate and at which time
and place any person interested
in said estate may appear and file
exceptions i'll writing to the said
account, and contest the same.
BY order Of the Court.
john Il. lICGUE,
So Clerk
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-01-30
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Antonio Jose Ortega,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, Administrators of
of the Estate of Antonio Jose
Ortega, deceased, to the creditors
of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months af-
ter the first publication OF this
notice to the said creditors at St.
Johns the same being the place
for the transaction of the busi-
ness of said estate, in said COun-
ty of Apache, Arizona.
LEANDRO ORTEGA,
Administrators of Antonio Jose
Ortega, deceased.
Dated St. Johns, Arizona, this
goth day of January 1904. 5-8