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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-07-09
Presbyterian church,
Rev. GEO. E. THOMPSON, Pastor.
Morning worship II n.

Morning worship II n. a.,
Subject of sermon-"These re-
written that We might believe tat
Jesus is the Christ the Son of God
and that believing We might have
life through his name Evening
7:45; subject" being in the way,
the Lord led me"
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Junior Endeavor 3 p. m,
Senior Endeavor 7 p. m. A cor.
dial welcome extended to all.
Academy School Shoe CARTER
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-07-09
OW& for Sale.

Fresh milch cows for sale.
W. Z. SMITH.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-07-09

Traction Engine.
For sale at most any terms.
A. NJ. IsBELL.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-07-09

Academy School Shoe. CARTER.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1904-07-09
Garden Plants f,r Sale.

j. G. STRAwN, Agt
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-08
ITEMS FROM DISTRICT NO. 6.

MI ana Mrs. William Truitt gave birthday
party on Friday to celebrate the eighth birth.
uay OF their daughter Salie. A number O
her friends we're invited, and after spending
pleasant afternoon playing different kind,
OF games and in other ways suitable for cbil.
oren' they were all invited into the dining
room where they were served with refresh
ments OF cake, lemonade apples, peanuts and
candy which they all enjoyed. They then
returned to their homes wishing her man,
more happy birthdays. The following is a
list OF those present; Curtis Carey, wife and
daughter Edith, Misses Hulda Lofiand. Ida X
Wnrrington, Fannie Lofiand, Una Magee.
Della Millman, Ethel Lohand, Josepbine
MiilmanAlena Truitt; Messrs. Walter Truitt
Roy Truitt, John r. Bennett aud Frank
Truitt.
Arbutus is In bloom and is ioyouslv wei
coined as the first flower OF spring.
The farmers are busy planting early trnck
sowing peas for the factory at Milford. ana
stalking Their berry plants.
The prospect for a wheat crop in this seo-
tton is very poor.
Everything looks fair for a large orop NJ
berries this summer; AID good fruit year II |
general.
VI
reminds us that March bOrrows few davs
Of April to complete It's work
Benjamin Kirby visited relatives and friends
near Lincoln on Sunday.
Evan Mitchell, of Overlook, and Adolpbus
Parsons, of Millsboro,sp Sunday with Geo.
4. Warrington.
James A. Jones, wife and daughter sallie.
u Brosdkiln Neck, visited relatives and
rends here on Friday.
Miss Gertrude Stevenson, OF Prime Hook
Week. is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Charlotte
ihoekley.
Dora johnson, OF Milton, spent Sunday with
riends here and in Lincoln.
Willoughby Beideman and mother spent
unday with friends In Lincoln.
Miss Mary W. Warren, OF Milford d, srent
'aster Sunday with her parents, James Il.
Warren and wife.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-08
Dress GOodN .N,c,rs.

E This one of our specialties. We
keep in touch with the best dress
goods houses in Philadelphia and
New York. Opened this week and
we think a special bargain. Three
shades, Blue, Black, and Cham
Pagne, an all-vool voiles, width
AZ inches, price so cts, worth 75
cents Another new one for Shirt
Waist Suits, is our Peau de Syane
Silk, colors Navy, Champagne and
Black, price Scots; worth S1.oo
per yard.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-08
paint and paper odd FelIows HaIl.

paint and paper Odd Fellows Hall.
The "Pilot," in noting the purchase
from Milton Of "a and wagon" bv the
Firetnen's Bard Of Lewes, add: 1T is a
very large affair, etc The fact is, the
thing was originality intended for a barge
but while in course of construction. a
3 mistake was made by tie builder, which
'uined 1t for the purpose intended; and
1t was turned into band wagon" The
Milton Band had much trouble with the
affair for whenever they got it in
stays, il appeared to want to stay. It's
Righteousness caused its relcgation 10
an Ole shed on the wharf where it con-
tinred to stay until purchased hy the
Lewes Bard. The architect still lives.
John Cottrell sold his household goods
on Saturday and will remove to VIII
nington.
Rural mail delivery started from Mil
ton on April Ist. Joseph b Gray is the
carrier, and the route is "a miles.
Rev. L. P. Carkran. although conval
cscing, shows the effect of his recent
Illness On SUNDAY morning, though
unable to preach, lie made few remarks
on the subject of the Resurrection,
aud administered the Sacrement of the
Lords Supper.
An Ushers' Union will be organized at
the NJ. E. Church on Thursday evening,
after the services of the prayer meeting
are over
Mr.. Edward Atkins and wife of Phil,-
delphia are visiting the formers father.
Prof P. Page Atkins who is quite sick.
Asa F COnwell has removed himself
rom Milton and will in the future re- =
'ide with his daughter, Mrs. Andrew r
Coulter near Harbeson. L
Rev. H. S. and Mrs. Johnson left on !,
tuesday TO attend the Maryland Annual !
u. P. Conference which convenes in L
5altimore John Conoway represents \
ne d. P. Church as delegate. Z I
B. Z. Beardsley has purchased farm
ear Townsend, Del, and will remain c,
hereon.
AT the organization of the NJ. E. Sun $ $
ay School on Sunday afternoon, the
blowing officers were elected Presi- ii
ent' William Davidson; first vice-presi-
ent, Leon Black; second vice-president, be
ohn Hazard. secretary, Miss Rena Steel g
an; treasurer, Miss Virginia Brocking- r. re
N. The collection was $40. OF
Alice A. Masshy, wife OF John Massey. dI. d
her home in Long Neck on Saturday .ae ed ne
years Funeral services were held al Com
~ 5 chapel on Tuesday morning bv the ,
strickland, Of Nassau, and Informant ia
; l. Ia the cemetery nearby S j. Wiis.n H
. "a cen tncted the funeral
y aeg . l.. Short, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs :
n = lofti died At the home OF her parenfs OF
~ Springfield Cross Roads on SundaT' fri
Z pne year, months and dnys. Fan,
- 81. Johns Church on Monday afteT -
On interment in the church cesneterv Ne
v Wlison a Son untertaker Sh
ShleFtelu nent WAS held ot the NJ p
uIch on Easter evening. A fine proQraD1 -.
Of, Iridered and good time enjoved. III
uere was no session Of the princtDaI de-
-tmeut ar the public schools on MOndav Sr
y. =. Deputy being called to GeOIgetown az
en1ant In suit for whipping an obstrs \
oos boy. The case was CONT ued Ea
CRUSADER, Ws
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-08
Clothing NFs0s.

You will pardon me if I blow
my own horn a little right here:
we believe we have the most select
styles, and the best made, Mems
and Boys array of fitting clothes
ever opened up in this town. We
feel proud when we refer to our
manufacturers; this is enough rec
commentator but the garments
speak for themselves, the fit, the
hang of the coat, the set of the
pants, all go to prove they are the
best.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-08
Shoe NeuVs.

Opened up to day our Spring
nobby Oxfords from the W. +,
douglas factory. these for Men
and Boys, opened yesterday, our
Ladies, Misses and Childrens Top
Shoes, Oxfords and Strap Sandles,
these from the shoe. factories of
=. w. Herrick, Lynn. Mass.
Smaltz Goodwin, ,Phila., and H. G.
Goldman, Columbus, Ohio. The
craze this season is for Tan Shoes.
we have them, all sizes.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-08

I have given the Training Table
to the Cornell University for five
years very satisfactorily, and am
certain that much of the success
has depended upon the quality of
articles used. In baking powder,
| use the Royal, for it is undoubt-
edly the best. have occasionally
given others trial, and have dem
onstrated to my satisfaction that
there is but one always reliable,
always making perfect, delicious
and wholesome food, = The Old
Reliable " Royal"
(Mrs.) Amelia Morey Atkins.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-08
Dre's Trimming y, ,Cs.

You do not want som. old STYLE
Dress Trimmings, ju,t because
they are cheap or low price; do
you? Well thought not, and for
that way of thinking We have pur-
chased only the new up to date
Laces and Insertings, in all the
newest shades.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-08
Corset I'eaUs.

We handle only the best. Such
makes as the W. B. the Cresco,
the P. N. all speak for themselves.
Each season has something new
and better than the last, we have
all these new things in corsets,
largest stock in Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-08
Opened to Dnv.

our new line of Spring, soft bosom
shirts, some shirt stores would
ask you SI.25 and $3.50 for these
styles, our price 81 90.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
&pOtrniteii.

8et forl1Oer ira ten 9prt, at &c
al 0an6els= og 2trbeioeroepartemea=
tet ino6enteOe Oplpsninger beDiIer,
at asotruiten bar obertraabt 5orbuz
het mob Slagterfirmderne. llnOeries
qeliesbofumenterne ital itrats Ooegs
Ientes Suititsminiiter U}oobp meb
9aalpg fra praiibenten ON ltrat8 at
tage itribt til 9fetsforfslgelle imob
be itploige.
gaabe be uuf6angige StagteriFr-
moer oa abagOporatterne bar b9ret
mer enb billige til at afl9qge8ibness
bnro. aongresmdnb Mdrtins paaz
itano, at 5ormanbene for &sbtru-
itene tom Iammen for at beItemme
ben Yris, te fuloe betale 9b99banb=
lerne, iiges at Oare bleDet betr9ftet.
nq Der er ba al @runb iii at tro, at
be paa famine. 5io bar beitemt, bbdb
5or6ruQerne ifal 6etale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
Sorio9te at plYnore
en- Sdnf.
De ifpO oG Gof6ier"en men
fit tn9en Yenge.

Sra G6epenne, @Doming melbes
ON ct fr9tt SOri0g paa at plpn0re Ell
gant @Obp SCI. 1 Sim. BEN 1. y}ob.
50 N9nO tom rioenbe op til Ban
fen, iprang af 0eitene banOt bem og
off iaa inO aO 5rontoeren / 8anten.
8e forIggte 1et life at maItere fig.
men orbrebe uben DiDere Gdf6ier
Mibbaug6 og bans 2t8Iiitenter til at
reffe 69nOerne op. 9i8Ie ipdrete
meo en- Salpe fra oeres Heooloere,
iad Roberne uben at 6abe fddet noget
8Dtte git bngl6nbs mob 9gren pg
fnreoe. mems De gif. MibOaugb fully
te Dem til @oben og fbrebe efter Dem.
@n af 3g0erne 6eioarebe bans Club,
p9 Wiiobuu9b fdlbt Opo ON. &gperne
iieg Iaa pao Oeres !6elte og reb ub at
Yben.
ut Der bleD Itor Op6ioIeIie / gnen
pper StpOnin9en, bet flyer fig ielb,
og Der bleO fpret efter RgOerne, men
De flap tilIpnelabenbe uifabte fra
let. Der bIeb mart Idmlet en- Stny,
fe (pOsIe), Iom latte efter8unbiterre,
og Der bleO uOloOet qengeiummer for
at itaffe Oem, lebenbe eller bgbe.
Der uOIenbtes beoa6ne0e 3ropper
fra fere uf Na6o61erne - Balm,
8arlanO, Billings oq andre -, faa
De bil banitelig unbIlippe. 9eput9
Sheriff Gumpmdn o9 en- StHrte, ban
haDbe meO fig, traf bem Iamme g}at
IA 0}il SpbbeIt for Gobn, og Der op=
fob en- 8omp, 6oilten ben enc at
8eoerne 6leb Iaoret, men be unbi iIab
paann. W}en Der er anIagt Iigefrem
alapjogt for at fan9e bem, faa De
reboer fla n9ppe lPn9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
lDalter lDellman ON
Daleet.
Roofebtft pg 5air6dnt5 3
Dtl binbe / 0ep gort.

,,aeiierIiaten", flyer 0. 0cllmdn,
pil gioe fine Glettoritemmer til
RooIepelt o9 5airbants. 9erom nG-
rer je9 ingen 9oipI. S mango uf ce
tioligere aompagner bar 5orfotteren
ioruofagt8efultatet I Rep gortStat
cg Nep gort 9p angoaenbe @alg al
qraiibent. @uDernsr og gapor, %
bet bar alorig Iladet fell.
8et er naturligbis lite umnligt, at
Recoroen tan blipe bru6t Oenne
Gang; men 3egnene paa republitdnTt
Seir er Iaa itGrte. at en- upartiif s.
dgttoger life fan ignorere bem. S
langere 3io trrebe jeg, at glep YorE
par Iaa .,cloIe", at 6bilfet fom belIt
af Bartierne tunOe binbe ben. Seq
uotatte ba ben 6ormening, at me
bens 9ooIebelt formooentli9 oilbe
binoe BEN meo15,000 a 20.000Stem,
mers Obertal, pilbe ben republifan,
Ite Statsliite rimeligbis blibe Tneet
unber. gu, efter at aampdgnen 6or
uooiflet fig, og ieg bar bart beorc
2eiliqbeo til at Ie inb 6orbolOene,
er BET min 2(ntdgelIe. atRooiebelt bill
oinoe Staten meb ct 0bertal al fra
25,000 til $4,000. 8erTom lib,
ialoet bliper nprmelt bet minore Sdl,
Iao bil 8emotruten 6errict blire
palqt til @uDernpr. 8erTom Del bers
imoo narmer Ii9 bet Itprre 5ul, er
Der pare MuIig6eO for ben repu6li=
tanite @upernsrtanbi6at 0iggins
SER.
0em gorf er belt / 10 Itore polit'=
he 8ele, MetropoIitanbDen @reutar
ZEN gorf % Saten g}ep gort. Den
fsrite er Itartt bemofrdtiit, BEN
anben itertt repu6litdnt. 3 ben
ferite regnes Der pdd 10000 til
125,O00 Stemmers Opertal forpar=
Ter - ben iibite paa 10000 til
165,000 Stemmers Coertaf for
Rooiebelt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
Gu 6nitru Os WiOOer ifrluer.

D}rS. s. @eItenborf i 9}ep Sra,
Yli9., bar fpl9enOe at iige ON Or.
Refers aurito: pa jeg obertog u
qenturet for 8ereS aurito trenote
ieg ielO 6eiIig til MeOicinen. 1or
omtrent iets Maaneoer Iiben, ba nit
iibIte Barn blep f9ot, blep min 6elz
breo meget oaarlig. Seq leb al
Smerter i fpggen o9 SDimmelbeo,
% mine 2emmer bar frbgteli9 ppz
fbulmebe. 8eo 8rugen df Or. pe,
ter's &urito er je9 MI i9en, Sub
tie 2op og 5at. .bleben friIt og itarf."
lllig andre ferbiglopebe Wlebiciner
er Or. peter'S aurito life at erbolbe
paa @potbeter. Den Ielees biretie
til 6orbrugerne. Strip til Or. pe=
ter 5d6rneD, 112s114 g. 6onne
Qtpe., Gbicdgo, SD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
GnalanS Oa Sibet.

3il o9imes" telegraferer 8labets
aorreipOnbent i pefing, at naar
atra tBper meb at ratificere ben
en9elifstbibetonife Oberensfomit,
Ifplbes bette ben tbite @efanOt / Pez
fling. Strdts otter OFentliggprel
len af Serten / pefing Iggte ben
tbIfe @eianOt llnberretning ltben.
rigsminiiteriet ON, bbor bibt 3rat
tdtens Orblbb bar dutentiTt. pa
bette 6IeO 6etr9ftet, 6emGuteoe Sc
Tanbten, atpdrograpb 9 pilbe brin9e
9ind | &onFlift meb be pprige W1agz
ter, 6bis Rem bleb rdtificeret bo Der
terbeb inbrgmnebes @nolanb big
tige Rettigbeber / en- intergrereno,
Del al bet fineiiite Rige. Gn formel
YroteIt er ganife btit life blepen
fremidt, men ben tDlfe GjeIanbts Op.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
0amle 4nitOr Stteien er Opo.

0et melbes fra 0ecora6, Soma, at
9ait. emeritus Sacob 2(aG Otteisn
er bgb ben 30. Ottober. t0an 6dps
ne baret meget iOag De Ienere Qtar
oa langtes efter Sjemlob.
pait. Otteien bar en- af ben norIf
lutb. airtes banebrDben6e o9 frem~
ra9enoeM9nb. 6an bar febt / Rory
ge ben 1. SUM- 1925 og bar Iaalebes
/ fit firIinbstppenbe Qlar, ba ban
beoe 6an bar ub at en- gammel
praiteIl9gt; Der Itat BABE oGret itt.
fprre enb 40 prGiter al bans nGrz
mere SlGgt paa en- og idmme Sib /
Por9e.
Otteien tog Gmbebsetsamen meo
bebIte adrdfter 1849. 9e n9Ite tire
2ldr bar ban 2Grer beb en- 9atinfole
Noroe. Wen Der itulbe bans 2ibs-
gerning lite blibe logt. Den norIfe
llbbanbring til 9fmerifa bar dlfsrebt
6egbnbt, og 1852 fenbte en- Del
2dnbsmpnb, fCm babbe bofdt iig /
Mdntipoc, Mis., 9olbsbrep til BAN.
6dn mobto9 &albet, og efter at ban
bar bfeben oroinerei, ofrejIte ban meo
i'm un9e 6uItru til Qlmerita. 9et
tog noqle Tiger, fsr be fanbebe glep
0ort. poa 8eien til Wdntitpoc dfs
ldgbe ban paa 9(nmobning Sle8u0s
aoloniOledna | pennInlbdnia ct Be
ipg.
9oH.. Ottefens 9olb Mantilpoc
og OmeQn beitob df tire orgdniIer2oe
Wlenigheber og otte a ii MtsIions=
fationer langs @eien fra 9reen Bar
til Milpautee. 6dn tilbragte n9Iten
6ele i'm 3ib pdd ReHer, melt til SeIt.
30 a 80 Wlil ON 9aoen tunbe ban
paa ben Maabe rejTe Dag ub og Saq
inb. ofte gennem bejlefe Sfobe, oa
Iod bet folbeIte @eir. Timber bisfe
Rejier poabroe ban fg en- @iet, fom
nof albri9 Flap bdm. De iibite Oar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
Sebitefa'r bar mcb / oct.

Sioit meobelte bi, at 6rangrigs
llbenrig8miniIter efter be ofentli9e
8eretninger tilfom 2Gren for at baoe
afparget &riq imel1em Gnglanb og
3uslanb. Samme Dag inbebolot
9ag6labene ct QsIociateb PreIs 5ez
fe9rdm fra &gben6abn, 6pori bet
mebbeles, at gomle Song @briitidn
6abbe Tdgt til i'm 0atter 9agmar.
Gnteoronningen af Ruslanb, at Der
iom Der bleb arig imellem @ngldnb
% &u8lunb, bet bilbe blibe QtarIag
til bans 9gb. Der Ifal iaa llgens
Qe6 pere pef8let ben oeb ct 0unbrebe
5ele9rdmmer mellem be 10 SgItre,
Gnfe0ronningen 9iuSlanb o98ron=
nfngen Gngldnb, oq Dtsfe Song
@6riItians to 9gtres sSnofl1fklfe
Ifal babe Dbet itor 5jeneIte til 5re=
6ens 8ebareIIe. Oct bar en- DarOi9
3ieneIte for Guropas gebItefar og
6dns to b5jtItttenbe 9gtrc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04

funoe ban fun beb fin 0dtters 9jGlp
og me0 tort 8eIOar 9aa fra en- Stue
ino en- anoen.
s 1853 par 9a1t. 9tteien meb til
at itifte ,,8en norIfe SDno6e" pea
8oi6tonong, Nis., boor ban 6leO
faloft til / 1860, og 6bor bans be-
ientliqite 2ipsQerning bleo lagt. 6on
bar flere 2(ar SDnoben8 Setretpr.
aort efter SDnooens Stiftelie bleo
Qait. 0tteien Iammen meo qait. q.
Brandt ubieubt for at Beige be lus
tberife PrpiteIemindrier / ct. 2ouis,
0lo., Columbus, Ohio og Buffalo,
u. .. Den 6enIigt at fnoe ct SteD,
boor S0noDen tunbe Ienbe Iine unqe
MPn6 ben for at ituoere Seologi.
Ct. 2ouis pdlgtes, og Der opretteoe8
et norit 9rofe5Iorat oeb ben, og iaa,
lebes Tom Den norife Sbnobe 5orz
bin6elIe meo BEN tbif=lutberIfe Wliss
iouri. Spnobe @n Sang por Pait.
Stteien falot til 9rof. beo Spnobens
Stole / UfabiIon, g1is., og Iigefau
bor ban en- Sang oalgt til 5ormdno
/ BItlige 9iItritt, men begqe @ange
afiloq ban,
8et par pait. 0tteIens 5ante at
6uoe reiit tilba9e til Hnr9e, nuar Del
oarite R1oningsarbei0e par gjort 6er
| 2lmerifa. 0a ban BED Qejlig6eo
n9onte for Or. 9rof. Malter, at bet
par lite be GIOre Pr9iters 3ante at
blioe Der for 6eItanbi9, Ibdreoe ban:
,,-6oorleoes fan s nanne at ggre bet
oq la6e 8ernene alene til6age". Ots
tefen 6eitemte iig til at blibe.
6or et Bar 2(ar Iiben uon9bnte
aonQ 0star ben afbsbe tiIRibber al
ct. 0laf8 Orben.
9ait. 0tteIen bar Iiffert en- al benz
hpis M}inbe bill bare beliiqnet btanbi
oem. ban bar farbebes i6lanbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
&irfeinopiclie Os WiisiiOnsnsc

Sen6ao ben 90. Robember bliber
Der, ON Sub Dil, &irteinbOielfe og I
llgen fra ben 20 til ben 27 RoDember
Misfonsuge. s 5orbinbefe meo
bette Nle1e bil ri eerne gibe alle Zen
for. b. airfes qrGiter Q(nlebning til
at Ie 9eroensubitilliugen.
Mleniq6eben til6nOer berFor ale
QrGiter, Iom maatte snite at Ie llb'
Itillingen, frit OpbolO en- llge imoO,
at be beltdger / Ulsbet.
Gn biertelig SnbbbbelIe til ale
qr9Tter, Iom snIfer at gl9oe os | De
9age Og, ieg buaber, globe fig felo
meb. 0e, Iom sniter at tomme, be-
bes melbe beres 9omme til unber'
teanebe inben ben 13. Nobember.
q. 8entfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
Miis Selcu @onlo iOnt
HeformatDr.

8dmebeitprelien paa llbitiaingen
/ Ct. 2ouis bar paa Miis 9elen
0oulos 6enitiGing beIluttet at uns
ieeellbitiGingstompagniet Om at un.
OerIpge be 0unie, iom bpbes mango
Steber / rqite"en, og afltaffe iau-
banne, Iom er uIpmmelige. Miia
GtoulO bar cen Sang Ier bra9t Sen.
Iur oper ,pite"en, bbilfet reIultere-
re Borbuo imob oi8ie 9illottelIes.
mioler, men bet pdaItoas, at femme
i5orebisninger after bar flnbet Ster
I ben iibite Sib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
9iberalt TilbuO

til npe o9 9amle 2lbonnenter df
j. 9oniferen" o9 ,,Rorben.
9egge 9labe ct Mar $1.90.
De, iom pnifer at 6enbtte 2eiligz
beben til at form SubItriptionen elz
Ter IubItribere paa .OanIferen" o9
,.HOrben", 9iOes f6i9enbe iiberdls
3ilbub.
8egge 8labe Ienbes ct 2lar for libt
ober Prilen aF bet enc, &un $1.90.
genpt Siben p9 2eiligbeben til at for=
np Subitriptionen paa begge 8labe,
% ipar ooer en- balO Dollar. 8egge
8labe toIter ellers IerItiIt: ,,0anIte<
ren" $3.50 og ,,Rorben" $1.00, iolt
$3.50.
Strib Itrdts pg faa ben Sag Or
ben meb ebers 8lobe.
,,glprben" er ct fnt illuitreret
Mdanebsblab, og o8anTteren" er ben
eneite banife 2tbis @merifa, fom utz
guar to @anee uoentlig.
Sfrib til:
0aniib2utb. publ. .Soufe, Blair, g1eb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
W1Grf! 5 neIte llge fommer
n 8aniferen4 tlm cen Sang, nem=
li9 paa 0n86o9. &c 4. Sioe.

Bing om 2lftenen, men piloe b9rc
Der / 9e6et af Ddgen. 8d De lite
tom, telefonereoe Cans til @oo6ue
og lit oa at bsre, at De 10 fremmeOe
lite alene BAR reiIt af Steb meo2ans
S0eite, men 6dbbe lejet ct Gar 0eite nj
:. 0'8eilep i GOObbue 0g par reiit
I mobfat 8etning fra aeb Ming.
Cans pibite. al Der BAR noget gait
poafarbe, o9 uotOg Qrreitorore mob
he TO Wieno.
OmQatten bremte ban, al ban idd
en- Qabe npr Sernbdnebroen / Ganz
non Sails; I 9aben iao ban iine
6eIte. Reite Morgen reiite Sberifi
Qunbquiit og Cans til Cannon Sails,
og Cans git lige til ben 2abe, ban
6aobe orsmt ON. Der itob bauce
bans o9 O'Reillps Seite.
S6eriTsn funoe Ipore Wi9noens
fua langt fom til NortbfelO. 9pdo
be BAR efter, er en- @odbe. SberiT-
fen tror lite, at De bar 6eItetDpe,
men at be er ganttnbe fom tog Ii1
en- Eur for at Ie, ON Der par Ban
ter paa ben G9n, Iom De tunoe plpn=
0re
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
13. Narg.

treoen bar fremfal0t 6rDgt for, at
0erIom &ind rdtificerebe 3raftaten |
oens nuO9ren0e 5orm, bilbe 3Df=
ldnb forlange Gi9nen6e Rettigbeber
/ S6untung. Den ruSiiIte og ben
fnanite GeTanbt FAR Iigelebes radbet
aina til life at gibe tit Slarntpffe
lii benne 9rattat. Den tpite @efanbt
Itdl babe O9ret farGiq birtIOm og
ital ogTad meo noget 0elb babe f0gt
at padbirte ben italienTfe og ben
ameritonife GeIan6t imOb Sroftas
ten.
Zines" omtaler bette 3elegram
en- lebenbe 2lrtifel, bbilten bet bi.
&. bebber, at man life fan t9nfe Iig
no9et mere oplDienOe ON Spitldnbs
golitit operfor @nglanb enb ben
8enosgernina, at ben tbIfe @eIdnot
/ gefing bar aa6net ct 5eGtog mob
8inas Ratifitation af @n9ldnbs
5raftat meb 36i6et, ct Smrodbe.
pud bpiltet 3niflanb bog life bar pa
albrig faar nogen fom 6elIt Snter=
f5Te
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
Gn inarraaois 9pinOe rcoocr
ct SOg.

5ra Ga 6rosIe, QBis. meloes, at
Mrs. Spauloing, bOlot nar 9t
Soto, blep pqtet uf ct pasidgertog
paa burlington 9dnen. Iom git for,
6i bennes 6us 81. 3 ON Uiorgenen.
Da bun lite falot / Sebn igen, itoo
BUN op % 9it uO. @enitinnet at Ell
ltGrtt ems ira Sernbdnelporet til
trdl 6enoes GpmGrtIombeb, co bun
oobo9eoe. at en- miuore 5erHbanebro
6rGnote. 2lntoge( g 6ap6e @niiter
ira bet netop pusiereoe 9otomotip
lat Slo pda 8rosn.
6urtiq iatte bun iig op paa fin
Ge Soto. ben nermsfe citation.
6un if juit oattet 5tatiOnsforooI-
6un If iaft pattet 6tttiOnsforodI
teren, ba qDoen df Get tommenoe
Goo 6prtes, % Stc7peiignaIer bIeo
idt 10.
Der er en- Sfraaning fra Sernbu-
neitationen til bet Steb, 6Dor 9roen
brrnbte, % bo bet bar ct langt 5og,
tunbe bet lite bGret itdnIet, efterdt
tet bar naaet til BET Steb, 6borfpd
man tunbe Ie 8rpen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
@fiteO.
Gen &ti9l ben &rig!

Baa 8anegdarben Sdmara i
Ruslano forefalot efter bbob
gerl. 5age6latt"s 8creiponbent /
ct. Yeters6org fort9ler - f0lgenOe
Scene: Gn ung officer ItulOe ta9s
2lfifeb meO lin unge 6uItru for At
BRACE &ri9en. 6un b9ngte Iig ON
0dlien paa BAN o9 6ulteoe, Iaa bet
madtte tunne rere Stene. O9 bun
hOlOt BAN iad fat omilpnget, ipm
ON bun dlorig bilbe ilippe bam me-
re. Officeren fempebe aubenbart
meb 8radOen, men beparebe peb en-
9ruftdnitreneelie i'm Tdtning,
8d lob bet lfin9renoe 6lejt fra
2otomotibet 9loifileliens Zie=
blif bar fommet. W}en benneSinb8=
bep99eIie tunbe Officerens 9ierte
life b9re; ban Ianf iammen pda
perronen, og De tililenbe 2eger fun,
be fun tpnitatere, at ban par bp6.
6dns unge6uitru bra9tes afm99.
tig bort, og ba bum tit Sjem bar
tpmmen til fig ielp, ptite bet fig, al
bum bdboe miItet 5oritanben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
sSapanernes y6nrra

0et japanIfe ,8un8ai" sRaab me
nes oprinoelig at famine fra &ina
og ibare til BET norbt.neiiIfe oNun
iui". Mdn bruger temmeli9 dlminoe'
lig Iom 5ilnabn til en- fineiiit aeis
Ter: .0an Iui pe", b. b. T.: o3ituIinO
Mars 5dber", og pil bermeb uotdlt
gnTfet ON, at 9eiieren mda lepe
10000 2tdr.
Roar Sapunerne raaber g9dn3d "
gniter be altlao, at oebtommenoe
maa lepe 10000 2tor = giegitu
qelOer gnTtet &eiieren elIer Rege-
rinoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
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5egninger oil frbbe enbber, Iom in
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