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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-06
SOME FINE CORN.

A. r, Corthon, North of the City,
Shows Specimen Ear with t152 Grains.
Two ears of corn averaging 1852
grains we're exhibited at the Courier
once by A. F. Corthon, who resides
Ave miles north Of the city on the
Kirkville road. The ears are fifteen
inches long, are of yellow and white
mixed variety and both are we'll devel-
oped and filled out. Mr. Corthon has
eighty acres of corn of this variety and
he states that the ears are all unus-
ually large and well developed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-06
MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PREsa
Chicago Liz. stock Market.

] Chicago, Sept. -Cattle-Receipts,
$780, ns, rong 1seyss ss1s%sls ons
feeders, s2.oo@3.so; Texans, ss.1o@
425.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; steady:
mixed butchers. s5.00@5.60; good to
choice heavy, s5.2o@5.55; rough, $3.50
@4s; light, $5.25@5.65; bulk sales,
$5.15@5.60.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000; steady;
S250@4.25; lambs, s4oo@6.25.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-06
Chicago Butter and Eaa Market

creameries, isMois; dairies, 12h @ i
Eggs-Steady, 14A@16A.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-06

ton instead of appendicitis, Senator
Hoar tore UP the first note and sent
the following In Its place: Il am very
sorry to hear that you are H. but am
glad that the trouble Is with the table
OF contents rather than with the APP
pendix."--San Francisco Call.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-06
Chicago Poultry Market.


Chicago, Sept. STEADY; turkeys
-; chickens, 111a; springs, 10.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-06

Miss Nellie Mullen, 635 East Main
street, left on the Burlington this at.
ternoon for few days visit in Abba.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-06
Tri- Weekly Cou Ter.
CHANGING ADDRESS.

subscribers wishing their address chang.
,sdswill please give the name Of the Post
Dfhce to which the paper has been sent as
well as the Post ONCE where they desire 1t
tosbe changed to.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-06
Contents Rather Than Appendix.

Contents Rather Than Appendix.
In Washington one day Senator Hoar
met an acquaintance who stopped to
inform him that very dear friend
was seriously Ill with appendicitis.
Senator Hoar was very solicitous and
determined to write note of sym
pathy at once. He had hardly finished
the note before word came to him that
his friend was i'll with acute indiges-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-09-06

I ne IIIutKeT OF tITe JdIeTIC UIIICH was
asked IL there were many inventions
by women registered in the last year.
She ran her eye and forefinger down
several pages of lists. and paused un-
der the name Of the first woman.
Here is one," she said. and after
following many more columns found
another
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-07

The Daily Pioneer want col
umns are good result getters.
Try them.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-07
FRED OBJECTS
Regulates the Charge Tat He Is
a KnOCker as a SANDER in
Every Particular.

To the Editor Pioneer
10 the Public am a citizen
of the United States. have been
in Minnesota for nearly twenty.
five years, have been in Bemiijl
nearly seven years, have watched
every move that has ever been
made in Bemidjl, have spent all
of the money that | have made
for improving the town and
property, have always been on
some committee for different
things to boost the town am
now boosting for the Stoner
ticket and as a citizen of the vii
lage Of Bemidji, tax payer and
saloon keeper and no knocker
have never got anything for
nothing and have paid for all
privileges received here.
Am | a knocker? Ask the pub
lie. Yours Very Truly,
FRED BRNKMAN,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-07
The Conductor.

Conductor Warren of the G. &
N. W. r. r. says: | had been
suffering with a severe cold for
several days. and was so hoarse
[ could not speak above a whis
per, Nov. Is, ] met one of Dir.
Warmers agents on my train, he
handed me a bottle of the White
Wine of Tar Syrup, and Lone hour
after taking the first dose my
hoarseness commenced LEAVING
me. In twenty four hours my
voice was quite clear and natural
the cold nearly cured. 1t is the
best remedy | ever saw.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-07
A DOWNPOUR
This Is What the Book Shower
Planned for Next Wednesday
Promises to Be.

The ladies who have in charge
the book shower planned in aid
of the public library report that
they are receiving encourage
ment from all sources and there
is every prospect that the shower
will add number Of volumes to
the library. Everybody inter
csted in Bemidji is invited to be
present and the admission ticket
will be a book, but if anyone
comes with two or more aamis.
sion tickets he will not be denied
entrance. The shower will take
place at the opera house Wednes-
day evening, March g.
The following program will be
rendered and will in itself form a
sufficient attraction to bring ont
q large concourse of people,
PROGRAM
PART l.
Marcia Frang..sa, s..,s,,, -. Mario Costa
Mandolin Club
f. c. Carlson. l.. A, Barker 4 G Ginning
ham. i, h. Hubbard.
Rcyel Of The Leaves. &c. A. NrAie
Quarlctl
f. H. Jerrnrd c. w Warf,ld Mrs J. A.
Ham, Mrs Ida Jackson.
sleep Little RnhS Of Mine G. Donue
Helen Grant
Recitation ..,, Miss Espi, MrIcnuan
Position u Armour. 49,, Bcir
riano Duet
Mrs r. h, Foster Miss ivls Roberts
Solo -. ..a..z. Selection
Miss Hattie Ilaldrrmau
Waltz Wedding Of the Minds .tJ, r Hall
Mandolin Club
Recitation ..,.s,....,, Master Wherlocls
March Chorls .3.=.....+,, 4. 1nnnha,iser
Violin Solo. Mrs Kelsey
PART u.
Overture L,istsplel ~, lvclcr lielo
Mandolin lub
Bandelcro- .:.5... ....s,..,a ..'.,.sluart
J. A. Ham
Recitation, .....,...,,, Mrs Jay Reynolds
The Mlllci,s Wooing s..,.,.,. Il Banning
Qna,lcttc
Dance Highland Bling
I,r Morrison
Sunset. ...... ....,. Dudley Ruck
r, II. ,Icrrard.
Garotte IA Mnsscttc. sa,e4-, J. $. Bach
Recitation. ..........,., Mrs, Whceiocl,
March New Enelau,l's Finest .,..,II CLARKE
Mandolin Clnl,
Accompanies. Mrs. L, H.-Ifostcr, Mrs, A. A,
Warfed, Mrs. j, a. Ham.
Admission, a book suitable for
the library At $50 sharp. Every
bod e04ae,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-07

The Daily Pioneer want col
umns are good result getters.
Try them.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Miles are
expected to return this evening
from Joplin, Missouri
A number of the lumber com
panies are paying off men in Be
midi today and both the banks
are doing a large business in
time checks.
Rev. f. e. Higgins left today
for Minneapolis, where he was
called by telegram this morning
to attend a meeting Of a manu-
featuring concern in which he is
interested.
VIM. Worth, of Buena Vista,
has purchased a forty acre farm
in the town of Northern, on which
he will make extensive improve
ments in the near future. He OK
poets to remove from Buena
Vista to Northern at once.
G. O. Glidden is in the city
from Northern town today. Mr..
Glidden reports that the town
election tomorrow will be quite a
warm affair. There are two
tickets in the field and very
great deal of interest is aroused.
The village council will have
its regular weekly meeting to-
night. A number of important
matters are to come up for con-
sideration. Among other things
the council will consider will be
the care of contagious diseases.
The appropriation for the school
library will also be up for consid
GRAFTON. 1t was taken under adj
visement at the last meeting.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-07
w. b. REYNOLDS is back from a

w. E. Reynolds is back from ;
trip to Chicago.
Lieutenant Mason is inspect
ling the local recruiting Office to
day.
Please drop in and sample oul
incompatible dairy butter. Pet
erson.
Mrs. W. E. Hutchinson, Of
Eagle Bend, is visiting Bemidj
relatives.
Mrs. R. Sampson has devel
oped a case Of diptheria and the
iSampson home is quarantined.
The ladies' of the Lutheran
church will serve lunch at the
Swed back store building during
all of tomorrow.
Miss Mckay, a sister of Mrs.
|C. r. Martin arrived in the city
Saturday where she was called
by the serious illness of E 'itor
Martin.
Editor Martins condition is re-
ported as reassuring this morn
ing. He passed a restless night,
but his temperature this morning
was better than for the past sew
eral days and he is now consid-
cred on the road to recovery.
A. B. Hazen returned this
morning from Blackjack, where
he had been to investigate the
loss he sustained by the late fire.
Mr.. Hazen:'s loss on the building
and contents will be total. 1t is
covered by $1,000 insurance.
A team Of horses belonging to
George Gunsocket INDUCED in a
lively runaway last night. They
ran down Beltrami avenue and up
Third street capsizing the sleigh
in front of Bankers drug store.
Mr.. Gunsocket was thrown to
the ground but did not sustain
serious injury.
The Warner Comedy company
left this morning for Aitkin,
where they will open Aitkin s
new opera house tonight with a
week of popular repertoire. The
company have been in Bemidji
for two weeks and have made
many friends in this city. They
are ladies and gentlemen who will
always be kindly remem bered
here and should they ever return
WILDE warmly welcomed. Several
members Of the company plan on
spending summer vacations here
next summer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-07
THE CITY
See Jones-W. g. Jones.

See Jones-W. G. Jones.
Archie Higgins is in town from
Nebish today.
Fresh hen fruit and other fruit
at Peterson's.
Willis and Cahill write fire in
surance in relia BILE companies.
A. G. Johnson, the Turtle
River lumberman, is in the city
on business today.
E. J. Willets represents the
Northwestern Marble works.
Be sure and buy Of no other.
e. B. Nyhus, of the town OF
Hornet, --:,,as transactlng business
at the county treasurer's office
this morning.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Anderson died Satur-
day after a short illness. The
funeral occurred Saturday after
noon.
The Independent band will
make it's initial appearance to-
morrow night in serenading the
victorious candidates of the city
election.
Willis & Cahill are correspond
ing with a party Of eight investors
at Watertown, S. d., who are ex-
pected here soon to look over the
lands in this vicinity.
Nero fddled while Rome
burned. We cannot believe that
anyone will fiddle away their
chance to cure a cough when it
is so easy to get Marks Lung
BalSam.
E. j. Willis has received a let
ter announcing the death of G. j.
Fisher at Breckenridge. Mr..
Fisher was agent for the Great
Northern at Breckenridge for
years and had a wide circle of
friends and acquaintances in this
section.
We. Hutchinson, editor Of the
Todd County News, published at
Eagle Bend, and one of Todd
county's brightest and most in
fuential papers, was in the esty
yesterday for a short visit with
relatives and found time to pay
TIE Pioneer Office pleasant call.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-07

today.
More powerful then Svengali, s
hypnotic power is Marks Lung
Balsam.
M. Pendergast and George
Young drove to Turtle River
yesterday. "@
We are in business for your
health. Be convinced by using
Marks Lung Balsam, --...--.--..-.
Miss G. Christensen, of Dalton,
MINI, is the guest of her brother
Chris. Christensen, of the Bel.
trami County News.
g. Knopke, who has been hay.
ing a session with lagrippe is
down town today for the first
time since his recent illness.
The local recruiting Office to.
day shipped eight men to Duluth.
Most of the men were cavalry
recruits and will go to st. Louis
Mayor Hobson is down from
kelliher on business today. He
reports that the village election
tomorrow is not attracting much
attention.
o: E. Bailey expects to leave
the latter part Of this week for
Montana, where he will spend
several weeks looking after his
business interests.
Judge Skinvik this morning
said the magic words that made
Gunil E.. Doe and Erik j. Hottie
man and wife. The contracting
parties live in the country near
Bemidji.
P. H. McGarry spent Sunday
at the Markham. Mr.. McGarry
has been in Bemidji for several
days fixing up some business
deals that effect his north line
interests.
Mrs. Carrie w. McCauley,
Grand Worthy Matron of the
Order Eastern Star, who was for
several days the guest of Mrs. j.
L. Reynolds left Saturday night
Cor Duluth.
r. j. Minton was yesterday
notified that he had passed a sue
cessful examination before the
state board Of undetakers. He is
now a licensed undertaken and
embalmer.
Mrs. e. j. Miller, who has
been very seriously i'll, is much
improv ed. If she is found strong
enough she will be taken to a
Minneapolis hospital the latter
part of the week.
"Quo Vadis" will be the next
attraction at the City Operahouse
Its presentation will be at the
hands of the Harold Nelson Co,
who have the reputation of Civ
ing finished production.
E. Fl. Jerrard has secured the
contract for installing complete
heating plant in the McLennon
residence, on Lake Boulevard,
recently purchased by j. M,
Richards, of the Crookston Lum-
Der Co.
Quite a large party of Bemidji
young people attended the dance
at the Grant Valley town hal!
Saturday night. Music was fur
.nished by the Bemidji string
orchestra and the affair was a
very enjoyable one.
E. B. Berman has accepted a
position at the Palace Clothing
store. Mr.. Berman has been
travelling for a Minneapolis
wholesale house for some time
past, but will remain in Bemidji
permanently from this time on.
The impression seems to have
gone abroad that the furnishings
at the fremen apartments at
the city hall were bought at the
expense of the city. All the
equipment was donated by local
business houses. Those who CON
tributed are O'Leary & Bowser,
C. II. Miles & Co., Winter & Co.
and L. Ell. Bailey.
rU7w-rnrrTrm "
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Orders PAYABLE.

Notice is hereby given that the
village treasurer Of the village Of
Bemidii is prepared to pay all
outstanding orders issued on or
before July /, 1901.
w. L. Brooks,
Treasurer.
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Mandolin Club
Accompanies Mrs. K, - Foster NIrs, A. a,
Warfeld Mrs. j, a. Ham.
Admission, a book suitable for
the library At $50 sharp. Every.
body come.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-20
Geoar Sails, Sa.

GbarIsp 2arien, Der / Tlere 4ar
b@Ooe OpbOlO / pfeiffers Butt, biI
meb bet fsrite paubsgpnOe i'm egen
urmagerfOrretning / 5runt 2epia
8utit pud 81. at Maine Og a. 9aos.
peter GbriIienien meb 5amili'
fom iioite BreOug BERTH fra aatine,
Dis., bOOr be bar beet / ca. 4 Qar.
De agter MI after at tage OpbolO btt
/ 8pen.
Oct fer uo, Tom ON ). 8. Saef'
ion MitD glsar0 bar bsItemt !g III
at prsDe en- Dpit meD grant &nopE
for gountD Hecorber gmbebet. 9s.
Ter imiblsrtib libt unberliet ub foi
mange,bd Saction MI fibber inbe mel
8 f%orIfe0ige gmbeber Der | 8Dsn; mel
ogfaa Der galoer bet, at bpem. be-
bar meset, bill mere babe. Wen I'M
bertioen Dirfer bet | mobfot Retnins
og bet funbe Ri neiten snfte Der, b
). 8nopp bar biit at bare en- bbg
tig og flint RecOrber og burbe Der
for balses for 2 aar mere.
Soban S6ulb tom fioite Zig
tilbage fra Oanmarf, bbor ban pa
opbolbt fig fiben iibite gftsraar. 81
"a gmisranter buDbe giort ban
Jslgeitub.
aaren Ssrenfen rsifte I fibif
llse til Rinsiteb, Sa., bpor bun | no
gen sib bill opbolbe fig pos fin Der
boenbe 8rober.
= Sobanns aarfen reiite | Sirs
bags til Omaha, glsbr., bDor bun ds
ter at tase Opholb paa bet berbnren
be Diafonisfebiem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-20

= Miis glettie 2arIen Tom Iiblit
5reoag biem fra 5reIton, So.. bpOr
bun bar BAIT 9laos / en- Millinerpz
Store I ct gar Maanebsr.
Sine Ariloien Tom / 3irsodgs
biem fra aenoibo. 8is.. bOor bun /
en- Maanebs 5io bar beip9t fin 81
tier Og Spo9er 9aitOr 6. 9dnieus.
Sdmtioig bar bun beiset @enner pa
9etenote / Racine o9 @bicago. SUN
BIZ after / CONNER opertdge 5eriez
itolen Der / Ra3uretb Menisbeb.
= Marie Rielien og Mrs. anbres
as Rielien refer besge 5orsoag
Mtorgen til Gbicago, boor be oil la
De Jig unoertaite en- Operation paa
auguItana 9oipitalet. GiciIie Subj
(Sngepleierife) fplger meb pg bill OPP
boIbe fig bos benz en- 3ib. Oct sT
bort 9aab, at be begge mao finos
9jeIp for oeres Sbugbeb oe | mee,t
%fOrbeoret 5iIitanb fau 9ou til after
at Oenbe tilbage til beres 6iem.
= Oct laber lite til, at ret mango
berfrd / Qur oil oberp9re aarsmeoel
/ 5utdinfon. Minn. lib Og psnse
er for tnappe. flyer man.
Oct forlpber, at NOline plop
SO. bill anI9gge ct 6anbelsbus Der /
8pen og gre bette til transport
punt for bet nOrOIigs Sa., og SEQ.
". 9ugbes oil blioe ben lebenbe /
5orretningen.
5. 6. Chopper bleb Tibite 5rt-
bag ilaaet al en- 6sit og bsbe Tom
6sIgs at SIdset Manbag morsen.
9egrdOelien fanbt Steb Sirsbas fra
6iemmet Der / 8ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-20
Nalfning peo GIeftrititet.

5 5rantrig finoes Der en- @ddro
peo SeinefIobens greb, bois gjer ID.
Q 9ugot bar gjort aO9gbolo pg
Mlejeriorift til lit Spscidle, pg ION
i'm 9eorift bar inbfsrt flsre Refors
mer, Der ale bar til s9eniigt life al.ne
at gre 9udrbens 5rembringelier iii
l. 9l.sprobufter, men tinige at unns
gad en6oer minore proper efler util
taleuoe proces Oeo bisies 5remitils
ling.
5 ct al be iibite 9umre at bet
engelite 5ibsitrift .DorlOs Bort"
Tnoes Der en- inbgaaenbe geifrtOelie
al oenne @oarb. 9i gengiper efter
oSOenbb. 2ip." fplgenOe:
5 &oitalben, Der inbsbolber melem
100 og 200 DIR at Seriep, gritanp
pg Rormanoirdcsn, er 9alm, Der Il.
lers er u%aoitiaeIig fra ct idaOant
Steo, alosIes life til at opbage. aps
erne ioper pau tsrt Sano, bpilttt.
b~etragtet idd Del fra ct bpgisjniit fon
fra ct stonomiit Stanopuntt, er IT
forstrette for Oegetabilf Strselie.
SldIoene Der olIe bar QGbes Oh
Orittetrug al Sten. er f%oripnsoe NED
let ftruatligeenbe9ulo msb &(flg6 iaa.
Iebes, at bet altib bolbes rent.
Ulen aft bette = interesIdnt ION
bet er - tan life fammenIignes mso
ben OmitGnbiqbeb, at aeerne MAJ,
tes oeb Gleftricitet.
4%ppdratet, Der anpentss BERTH.
sr tenot unber Pdbnet ,,Qaiprente
9enebp's aomalter", % Der Iqes on
bet, at BET er bet eneite etiiItersnoe,
Der oriOes Deb Gleftricitst.
9et er tonftrusret faalebes, et
lets 9irtning ligner en- aalDs pui
,ltn9. elettriciteten til 0riften 10
res gennem 6ele Stalbens 2qnobe
oper asernes 9opeOer paa 9rggcn
foran bisie.
Seloe WaltemdTtinen anbrinqes
paa Ioppen al en- Spdnb % er PED
Z 6ummiieoninger, Der bber enoer /
4 9rene meo Sueetopper, fat / 5Or.
binbelie meb 2 Steer paa en- FABIAN
Utoaoe, at MGlten puo fin 8ej fra
9oen til Spanben aIoeleg life TOM
mer ! gersring msb Qnftsn sne Ese
meo StaloperiOnuleis Jinsre. Stprs
ten al appdrotets Sugning fan a
9nleres let. li9efom bet fan ~ioattaaes,
ON appdrutet fungerer, ibet Der er
inbffubt ct glnsfbtfe i Qebninoen.
Def pnaftuus at aerne bber mere
W9lt, og at benne boIber fig Ianaere,
nadr benne MaItemaffine bruees.
SIR WaItningen renTes % bsr.
ites Mdffinen O~mbpsselist Os uffbls
lee | dnticeptif @ebfe, liseIomaeers
! 0per ogfad afDabifes meb benne.
| Sra Meltefpanben, Der fom napnt
cDenfor er lutfet %lufttat, tappsMals
ten pdd Jlafter. Der menem bpert
grus renfes 3 @anse I ct JlaTtepab,
feri meb elettrift Drift.
Naor bertil fries, at Der paaGaars
ben tilIige fnbes ct temif 2aboras
forum. | bbilfet Melfsn fra bbsr
Waltning undertakes en- O~ibenifabss
Zig unberfssslfe, fan man forFaa, at
Der bos W. 5usot er gjort, bbab Der
fan ssres, for at lepere rem os funo
| mpn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-20
0ns til Geie.

st sobt, iolibt gus meb Z gerelier. Rels
Der os Stnlb, soOt belissenbs.
ON nGrmere OpIpsninser benuenber man
fs til
Cue 4. Nnoericu, Siair, 5is5t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-20
correspondence.
G6eneSer PED @nOnbun, Sa.

- ~ +HF&AANN ~ ;
,,Oaniferen4s 6oloere, Der at oe Ill
bar let efter Rp4eOer fra Dor lille
UlenigbeO. Ulen 5 MAJ unoitploe
%, for Dor correspondent er reiit til
Roro 0atota for at tage bans Der
beliggenoe o6omeIteuo" / 9eiiobeIie.
0bao Rpbeoer angudr. bar Ri bel
Ter life mango.
@i oeotog peb port iibite Wenigz
beosmpbe at bpgge9raiteboIig pg feip
taloe Brat.
Mrs. Greberit So6nien bar pe-
ret alporlig ipg, men er bog MI /
8eoring, og oi 9lGoer os til. at bun
mart maa idmles meo os igen.
= Mrs. R~ielien Iioer beitanoig at
9igtIpagbeb, men BUN fan bog bare
open Sengen bet meite at 9dgen, og
ioa bar bun bet @ooe, at bun er ct
benaabet Subs Barn og bar I9rt ben
tore aunit at tage cen Dag ao @anz
gen. 6por BIZ BET fdd blipe en- bers
Zig Dag, naar bun fammen meb ATE
SUBS gsrn mdd blioe ifsrt benoes
6erligbebslegeme. IA ffal ben bdlte
ipringe iom en- Sport; fad er bet bog
fanbt, iom ben lamme pige, jeg be-
fsgte / 0dnmurt, iagoe: Seq bill bog
before gad til 6immeIen pod mine
arptter eno til 9elpeoe meo ct iunbt
9eseme."
9eter 6enrifien. ION pfeier at
DO | Quoubon, er fnttet ub paa en-
5arm to Mil fra 9irfsn. Strots
efter, at be bare TONNE berub, blep oe
o~perraftet meb en- Ssn. 9i eniter til
9Dtte.
Seq l9ite / ,8dniferen" SIR.
50 Stpttet fra Stimulation, at Ri of
ie itreb til ,0dniferen" fra Qubuz
bon, men glemte beres Qr6eibe. Del
er fdnbt; men piIbe bet bore pasIenbs
for os at 6etenotgere bette Qrbejbe2
5or bet fsrfte er Dor menigbeb life /
Nuoubon men 4 Mil Der fra, % for
Ret anoet biloe bet mart fe ub, Tom
ON bi oilbe tnge QGren for en- onben
Wenigbebs Qrbeioe.
- Qpril Nuaneb bar fob, nance
mente. bet bar ben Toilette Qpril, Dc
Bar opIebet Der; men ben flutteos
pdrmt.
= eNaar Gnben er COB = sr al
ting gobt". - Oct erfdrebe Ri ogidd
fom Meniebeb, ibet hi bapbe Miss
iionsmeOe ben 81, bbor qr9iterne
u. 8irtegdarb og q. @. glemmenfen
GAP Msoe % iaasbe Srbets S9o
iblanbt os. Madtte bet fable / COB
5prb oa bare 5rugt til Omoenbelfs
og 5relis for SiaIe, ia, / 6unbrens
fob pm mulig.
Seq gl9bebe mig peb at l4is
Irtitlen ansddenbe 9rsbsmisfon.
Wuatte bet lpftes, at Der ON mufiet
funbe blipe brepen mer Wisfou
i6idnbt bort dofprsbts 5oIt. fao
mango mautte ipsrgs: o6Oub fful iea
gre for at bliOs inlis2"
5ilfen til o9dniferen" og bens
2Hfare. 36. Sgrenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-20

JreDas ben 20. Niai 1904.
Blair, Hebr.

Oonlf @ubstieneite poa Senous
ppr bqnIt lutberfte airte til be ieo'
Danlige 3iber, Gorm. SCI. 1890 O1
Aften ST. 8.
Ssnoo9sftole ON Morgenen 81. 9
: 27 af pore unge par / Mites I'll
llnooomsmgoe / &irten. 8i oPfors
Drer ale hinge til at beige bisie Dig
Der, oa De er pGrb at gad til. Heitt
9orsbag bliper intet Msoe; men Di
ifal / 5teoet iamles paa Stolen til
Dennes Slutninesmeoe.
Martus Beet, Dor Sdmfunoss
fosferer, bar / be Iiolte 0age p9ret
2inculn iom Oelegut til StatstOnz
penttpnen.
: Ok Qdrien fra Satlano, Der
peiaa reiite til 2incoln iom 0elegut,
1ilite paa os pud 8ennemrejien.
gaft. alotb fra 5remont bar
poret / Blair / oenne uge. 9dn bill
fte fom ~inureit pda os, men boooe
euers iarligt 2Grinbe til Stolen.
.,Sbe Blair Courier" for oenne
Iae IeDerer fplsenoe lille Replit til
lin Rpaega .5be Blair pilut".
,,9iIot Nanben ~ertl9rer, at nus
parenbe Administration er ureoe I'll
at eere eubper 4nitr9ngelie for al
befri gpen for tpiOliOmme 8arattss
rer, % ben, Der bill orbeioe iammen
mep 4utoriteterne, er en- retflnoi9
gprger". 9ette sr meeet gobt, men
ri urbres, bborfor Wfr. Wiaiams
lite i~amarbejoeoe mere og tritifereoe
(ficfeb) minbre, mems O's0unlOn bar
MaDor.."
iii 5Oritaaelie for ubenbps 2Gies
re Hal bi Oplpfe, at ,pilots" nogis
Der, Tr Niniams, for Sioen er
9oreemeIter Der / Blair.
st anbet Steb flyer ,,GOurier":
.,Bi Oil life ~OsOligebolOe en- sbieb
angle" Reimbursement imob n9rp9z
renos Administration, oerfom ben
inaen bebsper, og ri ftal life unbIls
De al anbefule De energiIfeSfri0t iRetz
ming uf Reform, gprgemefteren bio
til bar ejort. 0i t%ilitadr uabent. at
9an bar oOerrafts os, men ri fan life
gsre for, at Ri 10 er en- Smule mis-
tRntiomme operfor faa megen RE
form lige | 8egpnoelfen".
Ss FINES bet MI, at bet 0a er Be-
bre at tage fat Itrafs eno at Denle,
inbtil ben imob Slutning, naar MT
Bale Tpreftaar.
Sobr Wcaudrrie bar ct Fprt
Dpldg at 9pgningsmateriuts- os aui
I'll luDete prifer.