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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-08-20
Excursion Rates From
Spechts Ferry, la.


Homeseekers excursion tickets on sale
June 21st, Aug. End, and 10Th, Sept.
9th, and Goth, to points in northwest
ern Iowa; Southern Minnesota; and all
points in North and South Dakota oh
c. M. & st. P. R'y except McCook and
jefferson. Rate one regular fare plus
$500 for the round trip. Tickets good
twenty-one days from date of sale.
Tourist rates to Clear Lake, Iowa.
From June 10th, to Sept Both, 1904.
Excursion sale Spechts Ferry to Clear
Lake, Iowa. 1878 for the round trip.
Tickets good thirty days from date Of
sale.
Passengers desiring to cross river
can obtain good skiffs at the Potosi
Landing boat house, rates reasonable.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-05

to give a mortgage on the farm to pay
his debts. That Democratic change in
1892 cost the American people more
money in losses than any change that
had ever been made in the economic
policy Of the government. And in 1895
there was a universal demand for
another change any kind of a change
to get away from the free-trade policy
of the Cleveland administration. The
Democrats were even louder in their
complaint than were Republicans. The
Democratic convention repudiated
Cleveland and his administration, and
with wild frenzy followed William J.
Bryan in demand for a free-silver
policy that would create more money.
There were no friends anywhere for
the men responsible for the change In
1892.
The memories of the people are often
short especially in time of prosperity
But we doubt IL the American people
have forgotten the results of the las
political change they ordered wher
other democrats voiced the democrati,
demand just as Mr.. Davis did in hi.
speech OF acceptance
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-05
GOOD EXHIBITS
THIS FALL
Tillman Bell Returned From the
Reservation and Reports
Excellent Progress.

Tillman Bell who has charge of COL
lecting the Nez Perez county exhibit
for the fall fair arrived in the city this
morning from trip to the Reservation
country Mr.. Bell states that he visit
ed at Nezperce while absent and visited
the fair grounds at that place. He
reports that NeZperce will have an ex-
ceptionally good fair this year and that
Thos. Kirby, the manager. has secured
an excellent exhibit for that place this
fall. He says their exhibit Is far adj
vanced and that 1t will be sent to Spo-
kane for the fair at that place this
fall. Mr.. Bell states that he is now
endeavoring to secure the management
of the Nezperce fair promise that
they will send their exhibit to Lewiston
as we'll and from the present indica-
tions it is believed that the request will
be granted. Mr.. Bell states their track
is half mile and the track and fair
grounds are enclosed with a high board
fence. He says that their building
is not quite as large as the building
in the local grounds but that it is a
good one.
Mr.. Bell has been meeting with ex-
cellent progress in securing exhibits
for the fair but he states that the peo-
pie should cooperate more freely with
him and help make the exhibit this fall
| the best in the history of the fair. He
will spend considerable of the time IN
the country during this month making
a collection Of grains and grasses. and
all persons desiring to send in exhibits
Of fruits and grasses should send then
to the secretary here. The fruit that Is
now being collected is being placed II
the Weisgerber cold storage and the
on-perishable exhibits are being
stored In the Boston mill building.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-05
SPECIALLY COMMENDED
Manager Hayward Speaks Good
Word for "Sweot Glover"

Manager Elvers Of the Temple opera
house today received a telegram from
Harry Hayward Of the Auditorium
theater Of Spokane to this effect:
Sweet Glover play players and per-
Torrance fine" :
Mr.. Otis B. Thayer will be seen In
the beautiful play mentioned tn this
city Wednesday evening, September 4.
Mr.. Thayer claims to be in Sweet
Glover. in more ways than the one
suggested. He il In Sweet Glover"
this season more than ever, because
the theater-goers ~ the better class.
wherever he has appeared with his
popular play and clever company, have
demonstrated by their increased at
tendance and warm approval Of his
work, that both the play and himself
have srawn In the esteem and admira-
ton OF tise public. He also feels that
he is stflI In more "Sweet Clover" be-
cause he HAS with him. AZ the leading
member Of his company, and the I'm
tespreter OF me beautiful. hut exacting,
part Of "L0is,- the very handsome snd
accomplished Miss Gertrude BondhilL.
This talented lady, during her shsFt
career upon r1se stage, has been for
| tumnte in having had the opportunity
to- appear before 10 many Of hes
| friknds and admirers in the sUuth and
| in So short time. This has. nd doubt
been one Of the ehied announcements
she has received and as the lady her.
self states. has stimulated her to put
| forth her best efforts In her work and
| study The result Of fr an is that today
Miss BOndhill is worthy q being placed
In the same category with such artists
as Julia MarloEe, VISTA Allen, Miss
Cnossman and even with Mrs. Fiske
Miss ROudhill will he seen witA Mr.
| Thayer and HIS clever eanpany N the
production Of Sweet Claxsr," as above
/ stated. and her many frlknds and ad.
| mirasS will thssn have the 0pporrnnit,
| to- witness the rapid adxxncement she
has made In her chosen Estessiorx AND
at the same time sse and hear ose o.
the. brightest. clearest ami most whole
some comedy dramas that was ssa
written.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-05
CHARLES r. LEARY, Chairman
FAIRBANKS AND LABOR DAY

Senator Fairbanks in his recent
speech at Kansas City referred to his
previous visit there on a labor day
basing his remarks upon the excellent
character of the demonstration made
upon the occasion said
Nowhere else outside of the United
States can be witnessed like demon
stration. What sawNwas made possi-
BILE in very large degree by the policy
adopted by the republican party, which
yields to our wagearners better en-
ployment and better pay than Is found
in any other country with which we are
familiar.
When labor is upon the payroll.
times are better than when it is not. An
idle workman does not make a very
good market for the merchant or man.
ufacturer or the farmer. We believe
In policy which not only enlarges
the payroll but which maintains the
best possible rate of wages. There
Unjust be some margin beyond the mere
necessities Of the day. There should be
something for the comfort Of home, and
something laid aside for the day Of ac-
cident or the infirmity of age.
There is no one more vitality con-
cerned in the maintenance Of protec-
tive tariff than the worikingman of the
United States. 1t has served him in
the past and 1t viii prove helpful
friend to him in the future.
Protection can not keep open all the
mills all the time, but it can ksep open
more of them mad for a longer period
of time than free trade can.
TT can not keep wages at the high
est level all the time. but it can kseI
them there longer than free trade esu
This il founded on good reason Il
Is an ordinary, common -sense proposi.
ton. Under free trade, American
| wOrkmen have to- compete not only
with themselves, but with the work.
men Of all other countries also. whil'
under protection they are not Obliged
to compete with workmen In othe
countries, on the same basis, and the.
have only to compete with their fellow
workmen in this country.
sour democratic friends believe tina
a protective tariff Is wrong. They hav
no hospitality for 1t. They regard It a
robbery and they propose to strike
down. Let the wage-easness reaec
upon this and make their answer. LIE
the capitalists also appreciate the fnl
significance o. what Is meant by tn
overthrow >of the protective system
The interests Of American laAar an
capital are both concerned In = yer
considerable degree"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-05
VINO WANTS A cHANoE7

The Democratic candidate for vice.
president has voiced the one real and
tangible Democratic issue Of this cam
paign. 1t In a demand for a political
change. that the Democratic party shall
again have the administration Of public
affairs because Industrial conditions
are not satisfactory.
we have heard this Democratic la
1nent over industrial conditions before.
II was a loud and long complaint In
1sa4 1t the time when all writer's on
poMn&cal economy and all comparisons
with previous periods agreed was the
mss prosperous era in the United
States W to that time. business was
GOOD. work was plenty, wages were
higher than ever before. But the Dem
Ocratic party complained Of high prices
ana demanded change. They won
t1at election. They received from the
nnaterity OF voters warrant to pro-
Ce9d with their change In the economic
policy OF the government. The change
came Immediately after the election.
Capital sat down to wait for the change
and labor was compelled to wait for
Its wages and the means OF living.
There were more chan 100000 men
tshYpwn out OF work and public relief
,vas the NEST conspicuous institution
In every great city in the land. There
svere soup kitchens and Coxey armies.
not made up OF hoboes. but of loyal
earnest and Inundated workingmen
who had been independent and self
respecting. but who had been driven to
the direst want by the Democratic
threat Of change.
uhe expenditures Of the government
Were greater than the receipts for every
wear OF tina Democratic administration
Ponds were issued for more than q
hundred millions to meet the current
expenses OF government. The Interest
Aearing debt Was Increased. at tint
when the people were least able to have
such an increase.
~ The reign Of cheap prices did no
come with Cleveland's election and tn
cheapest commodity in the country wa
labor. Men who had labsr to sell coul
not ind = market The farmer foun'
that he could not sch his crops and hi
horses. cattle. sheep and hogs. for wha
II cost him to produce them. He ha
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-05

T1rsshine etsarly Over = tlsat Sesa6an
Il the coMa1ry

especial to ESenlne Teller.)
CAMERON. E1a.. Sept. s.-Mr. an6
Mrs. Ffed Stlnsw went 10 Peck hse
week for . tew Aaye visit.
Mrs. Lena F1sh lift here Mondax Or
her home IN s. Paul. MINI.
Joe Schulta lelt here this week ~. .
few weeks visit with friends In Ssuth
Dakbta.
wicklifie r Smith and wife same
home from Lewiston. Thursday whore
they attended the teachers' instiaat&
H. Beims - preparing to leave for
the east In fsw weeks. He WIN sell
his personal property the thirtsenth Of
this month.
Thrsshins - about over on ~ Pet
latch prairie. The yield Of grain was
not-as rood 40 was first expeetsA
ooe4o - oea Pranslsee sa6 0stsss
On August 17th ana 1sth ana 60
tsmbsr I. Z. :. Is. H. II: ~ o. r z
n. company WIN ssll arst-class t3eA.
ets to san Francisco ana return VI
ocean or ran with flnal hmit octeoel
- for. Sskse. Tor berth rsesrvatiss
and other information. AMY 70 - "a
dress, city ticket olnea
c. ". MOUNT. General Agent.
suly ss-ssos ~.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-05
Ar. Yss oe.ae ga.sf

Next datss oe sale o. Louis woeid's
TAR tickets. August :. .. 10: 0eptsa-
bor 3, 4 Z: October :. 4 8. y6st-clAss
tickets, eood - days With seop-ovss
peivilagos. Choice of routeA Daylight
sceneey. Tor fun tnfoeunAtioa. call q
Write G. W. Mount general AGENT. O
n Z n. Lewtsten. l1AhA
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-05

svsryssty rsaa. r'.s rs''sr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-08
ON FRAKKEN

De bruger en- Frakke. Hvor-
for? For at holde Kulden ude?
Nej; for at holde Varmen indie.
Hvorledes da med Diet Legeme,
som ingen Varme har = Diet
magre, fattige Legeme, som
mangler Diet sunde KIDD og
Fedt, Diet behover.
Til saadanne siger Vi, at
SCOTS Emulsion SKATER den
rette Slags Frakke. Hvorfor?
Fordi SCOTS Emulsion Bigger
fast, solid KIDD og tilvejebrin-
ger netop tilstrakkeligt Fedt
til at tilfredsstille Naturens
Krav - like mere. Dette er
ensbetydende med Legems-
varme.
VI VII sende Dem en- Prove frit paa Forlangende
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl Street, New York
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-08

te til unoer @dletioen, betoneoe ban,
at efter @ulsets 5ilenbebringelie
MATTE man lGaee 9egt pad oplnz
ienoe og o~p6pggeIige 5oreorag. 5an
omtalte oerpaa ben 5raolbeo, DIR
gaar foruo for Suletioen. ct 9eois
for bpilfen tor 6sitio BEN ct. 9ers
efter itiloreOe ban Suefeftens 0ps
rinoelie, bporleoes ben fejreoes for,
oa bborleoes ben bsitioeliabolbes MI.
Iomt pegeOe ben pad Den 8~eliignelis
Menneitet ituI beIte al Sulefeiten for
Iig ielp. fine narmeIte % for andre.
5oreoraget, Der pdrebe en- ZINE,
1utteOe meO SaImen Den ii9neoe
Dag meo 6rpO ri Ter. og 6r. gbis
lipien opl9ite iaa ct lille 8igt.
Orbitpreren, 9aaroejer 6anien at
Qnorupgadro, tatteOe 5%oreorogsbol=
peren for bet aobe 5oreorag, og 8ils
bsrerne iIuttsoe zig BERTH peb at rejie
fig.
Mpbet uOiattes berpaa en- 3ines
3io, unber bOiItet Opbolb Der bar
fales auHeborb, og O~erefter f~ortiots
tes Ger meo Saler, Spl9snin9 %
Sang.
Meoet bar iGroeles oellpttet troos
bet, al &pinberne life moatte oere til
Stepe unoer 6oreoraget. Man moa
unbre fig oOer, at .,5rej" er bet eneitt
6OriamIingsbus / 9orOilespig. bbor
abinoerne life mad ppre Iamnsn
meo M9nOene. goa andre Ggne
la9ges Der life 5inorin9er / gejen
Tor 6oreOragsmeber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-08

Sells. Te odnite San9e. )
bnnne lib gaar 0snDarmen runot
% fpsrger ON, boem Der Deb Ell Bal,
JON 8ingrioerforeningen for nogen
lin iiOen afbOlbt. bar oaret meb til
at ipnge forbuote oanife Sonqe. Del
ian imiolertio nebtommenbe nappe
ielp butte; nan logger 10 life ion
tor 9Ggt paa, bpaO man foreta9er
Iig | ct muntert Gag, men BET er 10
iaare naturligt, at bpem Der er Bic
pen Sangens 9aoe 1ioet, o9iaa gre
9rug oeraf, naar pdaa9loenoe foms
mel fammen meo andre unge. 6bcr
oibt Der bill tomme noget ub at bennc
Sag, bibes life; men BET larer en- dt
taqe fig ! Bare, naar nan er | blan=
Bet Selitab. Sa. felO DIN man me
ner. at in9en tbIfiinbebe er til Stebe,
fan Der bog iiOe noget uO og tommt
til Golf, Der iao fsler 5rana til al
melbe bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-08
Srtt Oilbuo
til lioenoe M0no.

3ea enifer at uaa Mrnb. hois 9clbffo Fl n%fobtubf
INN en- Jelae al UNDERSTANDABLE .nt III nit
Manh % bob op meb at efps1rintntfrf ntfh sHTppf
mcbieincr. 8ehdnblinAer, gelter o. + b, lnfn filbnnes
"a naaiuiuaes ipge Yerioner. Seltef h~elbrtoef Tile.
% fiahia at tdge Wcbicinrr goetggaeT 6prhsiglfrt, tofs
Aea ieb ielp Here aor al 5eaerne al ltnabomsinn#
be, iom: 8ulutioner, Varifnfele. Aerreiongheo,
iuaffet entomnelie. Nebiaaetheb. tabt Nianobon1,
NlnAbso oio.. % ica par bum mol til a iurirae al.
muligf. ION Tom min Del men blrn bnrre Steneff Tor
bfore. 5tiibu rcliie ieg III @amlelanoet % raaos
ipurate oer en- irenrdgenoe itoloinapiif Y1ge. q blep
unotr hans NehdnoliHg t%ulofiGubia %hfltrebft. 6efet
ten. iom h~elbrereoe mtg, bar lrg enonil, % ea Ha al
caen bnretgbt 0rfarina Deb. hpor n~dHiffli9t BET CT al
finbe 0iRlp her I Sonoet, bar iea bcllnttei al hlgipe
andre. % I'll enhu 7. ION tr0Faer pflbIeosIie, 90 loH
ifripfr III MIC. ienoer IcB en- Afifriii al oenne Marie
lige Recept, iamt neouenbigf Maah. fit fn %forieglet
aonnplut. Hecepten toreitriuer en- Communicating
al for fraftige Wnuo u~ifaoeliae Wfniciner. % fr ians
iebes itrepet, al ben meo rinae ltbgtft fan ntfnlofs
paa huiliet iom BELT dpott. leg Deb, hpao nenue
Reeept uoretter. punoreoer al Wrno CT blepet bel
brebet al ben; isla nit Siaao % ioriea ben. % 8e lfaI
nnoe ben OF pTre beere fno Hoaei nnbei, 6e bar iors
ipat, oa BEN oil belbrebe Dem fuloiRnoiat.
1prneficl MIC life neO 6nmhnqsm1gere, leni Den
~falifeliaeu at nobnoe fri Recept", nfrle 9fhanolinaer".
girie better" uio., bare ger bette fnr al ttlrdrrf ig
Reuae Tor MebicinCr, iom tile h%elbreher. Jfa henifne
liaholber eoers Ranu paa bet i%irengejfe, ienoer intet
{. O. D.. 70 bar intei al iGlae. Ali, ig %be9erer, fr
80 Gents, naor Te er fulbiinnnig ~helbrenei. unoer
inaeu CmitRnbigheper f%urlaHafr leg mere eno ofnne
lille Snn. % De befaler ben heller lille. fer 3f CT
Fnloitrnoig heibrCoet % bebre tan pnrbere ben Bienez
ite, iea har noet Eem. Grin til MIC itrafs. ia De life
alenmer BET. 6uIf. at Rccepten % Cplnsninlcr iens
bes irii, oe &c bar intet at betale, ier II Fl h%elbreoet,
% oa nm so Gents. EilltTip
C. E. BEETSOA, Box 622, CHICAGO, ILL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-08

Silb. Rotter. 81. 81 aotterne,
Der tibligere bar aloeles utenbte fer
paa Zen. finbes nu trinbt omtring;
nan mener. at be er TONNE b%erooer.
oa Der bIeo bpgget '9gfOer. 5 ben ie-
mere 3io er be optraaDt i0rlia tai
ri9t / 5srnum Sitter. Ser finbsa
Der bog fun I.oet ipiisligt. og De
graaoige DIR eaor oerfor paa Sagi
efter 9drerne. S9rlig De unge
6arer operfaIoes oe aoes op meo9uo
pg 9odr. 5or fort lib fiben bleb
Der uoiut en- Del 5aianer, iom pg=
iaa Ipnes at bare falpne for Rotters
neg globtsrit. 5 ben Ienere lib tror
man imiolertio at bdpe la9t M9rte
ill. at Rotterne foripinoer fra 9uie=
ne, % man n9rer 6dab ON belt ii
blipe fri for benz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-08
S0noeriYllano.

6aperslep. 8ebsfalb. Den
Is. Dec. er Wdlermeiter .. Yeterisn
dfaaaet oeo SsOen / en- 2tlber at 79
2ar. 4lberen bapbe / Den ienere lib
aiort lin Ret sGIoenpe bos BAN; men
fgrit for ct Bar 0age iioen MATTE
ban lagge itg til Sengs uoen at o9re
egentlig ing.
Den afosoe BAR en- trofait, banit
Ufanb, Der nRreoe BARN Snteresie
FOR pore rationale % politiite 5orz
bolo og, iaa lange ban par raft %
rsri9, bar ct birfiomt Meolem II
9ommunalforeningen, LEGION bon
ielpfelgelis o9iaa par Me0lem At oe
andre rationale 5oreninger. 5 mani
&c 9(dr bar ban oesuOen M}eolem At
o6ormoniens" 9eitBrelie liant gen.
oalates itooig til at f~oreitaa Oronia.
gen paa 0pritueplaoien. Seiaa
9algmano til 2dnOoagsool9et bar
ban / i'm 3iO paret. l1Oen at 6sre
til De fremtreoenOe por ban aqigepel
tenot Sfittelie, Der bar dfbolbt /
De 9reoie, / bOilte ban farOeoes baas
De ION Menneite og GRANDMOTHER.
9uoitabet ON bans 0po pil iiffsrt
o9tte Oeltaeelie. Web fin / 5oraaz
ret ofosoe 6uitru bdpoe geterien H.
re Sgnner, al bpilte to Dor Der i
9pen. Den Gloite bar alIereoe / Here
4ar foreituoet ben betnOelige Maler=
forretning, iom ben afosoe / i'm lib
hapce ~grunolugt og meO 5oroel ores
ptt / mango 4ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-08

6anoelsta merboI9 +
Senoerborg. Som betenot
bleO Spbmdno 86. Msr6 / Ssnber=
borg for tort 5iO iion palgt til
MebIem al 6anoelstamret / Stems
borg. Sra t0it Gi6e blep Der neolo3t
5noiigelie mob @aIget, forOi Der ftulz
De bare bleoet afgipet en- stemme
efter 9algets Slutning. Der 6lep
iaa anoronet ct Omoalg, ION fanbt
Steo ben 15be Dec. Oct lbttebes M
at fad Oalgt en- inf &anOioat, agbs
mono @eber / 9roa9sr, ION blep
oalat meo Al Stemmsr, meoens aebz
mano Wsrh If 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-08
Daf1f11arR.
6paS SOlf beitiaer.

9erom faar mar til en- ois @rao
Gpl9snin9 gennem oStatiitiif 4ars
bog.
6eraf Ter man bu, at rs, 300
gerioner / 1903 lepebe at inouitriel
9irtfombeo. s bette 5aI er DOG
in~obefattet fua bel 5orIgrgere ION
5orfprgeoe og SpenOe.
971.894 perioner leOeoe at 2anoz
brug eaer StpObrug. 0isie foroeler
fig faaIeOes pua be f%orifeaige alas=
Ter: 9obseiere og proprietarer 80.
313, 9aarbmano og 5prpa9tere
439,482, 8osIsm9nb og 6usmano
330.899, Odelejere og Snbiioosre
1887, MejeriOirtiombeo 14,138,
@artneri 1908 Og 6topbrug Is,
1872. Ogfaa / Oisie Gal er mebregs
net ale De, Der leOer at De napnte
@rbperb, altiad baaoe 5origrgere %
5oriprgeOe, MeObielpere og 5benbe.
Oct famine g9lber 5ifteriet, Der
ern9rer ialt 31,941 9erIoner. peri
er bog naturligois life meoregnet De
mango, Der inbirette leoer at 5iiferiet
iom 6iitebanolere og lign. De er
benfgrte unoer ,9anbel og Samf9roz
iel", Der ernGrer iaGt 371,815 per
Toner. 9erunOer er opfprt e9entli9e
6anoelsoirtiombeber 154,773 Der
Toner, pengeomiatning og 5oriitring
8.696, @aFgipsre 36,261, Sern6anes
pg SporOeisOrift 43,778, anoen
Qan0transport 22,923. gofts, 3eIe
graf og 9elefOnoafen 21,421.
6aanoDart % Snouitri ernarer
689,832 perioner, foroelte ooer De
melt forifeai9s @irtiom6eOer, Der er
britt ulige repreientersbe, goerit ifaar
Soroarbeibss os 8pgningsinouitri
meo 192,406, Derefter fommer Sc
tlooningsinouitrien meb 1896.
Metalinbuitrien 104, 7O5, 5ilpirfz
ming at HeringsmiOler 100,1233
qerioner, bOOraf langt ober 6alpoe=
len er 8pinoer.
1916 perioner bar i fOriteai9e
u%noerorbnepe 3jeneiter.
1888 perioner lebeoe at oeres
MiOler, nemlig iOm qeniioniiter IS.
089, Q~lftagtsfolf 28,627, a~opitaliiter
og 2egatnpoere 68,177.
$500 perioner bar %ofentlig un=
rerftsttebe, beraf 1923 / 46normanz
%italter, 48,949 unberitetteoes at bet
pHentlige Og 1748 benfaO / 5angsler
og Strafanitalter.
Gnbelis fan nabnes, at 38,174
perioner life bar opgipet noget ION
BELT Grbperp,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-08

grofesor 5inen. @i tda
sl9be bore 2eiere meo, at prof. Sim
fen ftabig er / fremaoffrioenbe geos
ring.
aongen aflagbs ben Il. Del.
idmmen mso prins 9albemar ct Sc
isg / profesiorens 9jem for peripnS
Zig at oberbringe lin 21fsnifning.
glanbt be mango 9btsnif=
ninger, fom prof. 5inien bar MOB
taget, finbes S%elegrummer fra 8ronz
ningen at Gnglano, &eiferinOe Dag
mar, priniesie S~nseborg at Sperrig,
griniesfe Marie, FAINT 8reOe fra
8ronpriniesfen, prins 8alpemar,
9rins G6riftian, enD piOere 9btenfts
ningsitrioelier fra &Oniejlspraiioeni
Deunt5er paa bet idmlebe Minilteri.
ums 9egne, fra asben6aDns Sperz
~pr9iibent pdd &Ommunalbeftbrelien
8eane, fra BEN aim. banife 29eeforz
ening, fra Oermatologiff Selita6 BED
bettes 5ormanb, prof. 9asluno, fra
Observation-Disclosures. fra ct. So6drz
mes SOgn, tstnit Screening, fersift
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-08

5orening, isIanOite 6tuoenter. ipenz
tie Stuoenterforeninger og mango IN
Gre.
Mteoicinf Torening bar beilattet
at optage prpfesioren iom 9gresmeos
lem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-08

Zen fiette 9erbenspo I
fongres. iii 3eltagelie / Den
fiette @erOenspoitfongres, iom traoer
Iammen / Rom ben q. 2tprit 1901,
er inobuOt ale be Slater, Der bprer
ino unOer Observation-Disclosures, %
oesuoen 9ind, Qbesiinien, Maroffo
pg Qfg6aniftan, be eneite Slater, Der
biotil life bar 09ret repr9Ienteret.
aongresien bill pare / 40 8a9e
o9 bill TONNE til at beitaftige Jig meo
en- Mangpe fpriteIiae Sppr9smdaI.
geo SiOen al ben alporlige og me-
get ldn9itrutte Cite oper 5orbdnos
iingsemnerne furelisger bog naturli9s
pis ct 5eitprosrum. Def omfatter
uofugter til NeupeI, pompeji. 9eiuo
og 8eneoig, FAINT ielbfsIeelig en- omz
bng9elig @ennemgaasn at ale Roms
OlbtiosminOesm9rter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-08

ierne, % ct Bar 5elefonp9le bleb
rebne op. 5rdaoen BAR bleben mo
fiItret / 9otomotipet, % Sitterbehss
pentilen Bier repen op, ioa Ddmpen
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Stono til at tyre l9ngere. 0ian
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Stiftstio." er Der for en- lib iibea
pda en- .6olm / Gooiteb Moie al Mas
ribo Muieum / 6orbinoelie meo Iaz
tionalmuieet fOretuget tore ubgraos
nin9er, Iom bar gipst ct o%oeroroent=
Zig rigt % interesian llobptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-08

9aitor Satobens 9ens
ner. QntdIet at PuitOr Satobiens
9eRner bIiper beitanOig minbrs.
5ioligere 9anbsrstsbommer / 5lenss
borg, Ooerlanbsrstsraab S6ndrt5
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merne al ben init. Screening Og III
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Der er enonu nOgle tilbage, itriOes /
5ortpitningsblabet; bet p%aaitadr:
Ser er 6eitunOig enOnu ale Sla9s
merfe RGnter / Sang for al ~tilileee
% f%orfalife ben ofentli9e Menin9
om paitor Satobiens Eager til
CUNT for oenne."