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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-04-07
.WANTSBACK STOCK
HARTMAN FILES PETITION N
FEDERAL COURT.
Asks to Be Allowed to Intervene in
the Merger Suir-.Latest Step in
the Fight for the Control of the
Northern Pacific Railway Com.
pany.

ST Paul, April 4-E H Hartman.
as trustee for the Oregon Short Line,
has fled petition ID the federal cir.
cult csurt asking 10 b allowed 70 IN
teryene II the case Of the United States
against the Northern Securities Com
pan!, with the object Of compelling
the Northern Securities Company &c
turn over 70 him the Northern Pacific
stock originally exchanged for North
e-n Securities stock
This action = taken a. the beginning
Of the contest fo- the control o. the
Northern Pacific railway between the
Hili-Morgaan faction Of the Northern
Securities Company and {. Z Ear--
man. This suit, II i said. = 70 com-
pei tie Securities company 70 return 70
the original holders the Northern Pa
cich shares exchanged tor Northern So
cunties stock instead Of the proposed
division Of Northern Pacific and G-ea,
Northern stock. The Hartman inter.
ests, PRIOR 10 the formation Of the Sc
cunties company. held a controlling
interest IN the Northern Pacific stock
the struggle for which eliminated in
the panic Of May on the New York
stock exchange.
The papers in the case were drawn
late Saturday afternoon and the fling
did not transpire until late Saturday
night
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-04-07
Will Make Fight.

Ny Hartman has informed business
associates tina, in case Of adverse dcei-
sion be will carr! the appeal 10 the
court Of las, resort to- what be believes
Is the right Of the Union Pacific stock
holders 70 receive Northern Pacific
stock N return for the Northern Secu-
rites stock held by the Union Pacific
system
The Hiu-Morgan party claims that
the Union Pacific people have No cause
for complaint, for the reason that E
H. Hartman sold the Union Pacific
holdings Of Northern Pacific stock TO
J P. Morgan & Co personally and not
70 the Northern Securities Company,
and therefore NJ Morgan Is tie only
man who has right 10 object 70 the
distribution Of the assets The Union
Pacific people. however. claim that the
transfer 70 J P Morgan & Co was
merely technical one. and viii insist
upon the courts passing upon 1he dis
tribution of assets unless meantime
there should be change IL the plan
which would meet with their approval
l--c u A--S t-ZZ-N- ~ A--c AAd ~ G
the way II which these interests con-
time to talk Of friendly relations Il
Is known that the Hill-Morgan inter
ests ara well satisfied with the position
and say that Hartman IS fighting in q
hopeless cause The last conferences
Oh the matter have been held, and it
was known Saturday morning that no
concession would be made to the Ear-
rman interests and that she holdings
Of the Northern Securities Company
will be distri buted pro rata. This dis
trbutiion may Be delayed for a time
by iniunct.ons. but the longer II IS de-
layed the greater will BE- the burden
Of the Union Pacific. as i, will then
have 70 finance the payment Of the in
te-est on the bonds based on its North
ern Securities holdings. and for which
no return will be received as long as
the Northern Securities holdings re-
main undistr buted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
The Trained Nurse.

The age limit as applied to the pro-
fession of nursing is causing more or
less discussion. 1t is estimated that the
trained nurse begins her rcmuneratlve
career at twentysevc If she is to be
considered too old at forty she must
win a competency for herself in thir-
teen years. 1t is we'll known fact
that many women at this age limit
still possess all the physical qualifica-
tions that were theirs when they first
finished their studies, with the added
value Of ripe experience. On the other
hand, if the age limit is to go into
effect it behooves the aspirant to hon
ors in this profession to ponder we'll the
financial pros ana cons before entering
IT,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
Ones Clothes and Ones Work.

Wherever a marked personal care is
exhibited for the cleanliness Of the per
son and for ncatness in dress there is
also almost always found extra care
fulness as regards the finish of work
done. Work people whose personal
habits are slovenly produce slovenly
work; those who are careful Of their
own appearance are equally careful of
the look of the work they turn out.
And probably what Is true of the work
room is equally true of the region be-
hind the counter. Is it not the fact
that the smart saleswoman is usually
rather particular about her dress. is
averse to wearing dingy collars. frayed
cuffs and faded ties? The truth of the
matter seems to be that extra care as
regards personal habits and general
appearance is as a rule indicative Of a
certain alertness of mind which shows
itself antagonistic to slovenliness of all
kinds.-Iondon Drapers' Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
WOMEN DOC ORS.

There Are About S:> Thousand Of
Them rr:icticin. In This Country.
1t Will surprise many readers to be
told. Oh the authority of Or. Katherine
G. Townsend. writing in Everybody $
Magazine. that the aHera@" number Of
medical women graduates each year is
about 800, and it is estimated that
there are nearly COCO women physi-
clans practicing in this country.
Years ago medical woman had a
hard time to make ends meet with the
proceeds of her labor. At this period
each large city will show the names of
several who are earning FIVE. ten, IF
teen and twenty thousand dollars an
nually.
Fifty five years ago this country had
not one woman physician. Colleges
would not graduate them. men abomi-
mated them and women had contempt
for them
Elizabeth Blackwell was the first
woman to gain diploma from medi-
cal college. She was graduated from
Hobart college, Geneva, \. Y. in 1S49,
but it was not until she had applied to
twelve colleges that the sacred" por-
tails We're opened to her. Her sister
Emily Blackwell, had similar difficulty
in entering a medical college. She
finally graduated, however, and these
two sisters settled in New York and
founded a dispensary which developed
into the present New York Infirmary
house staff of eighteen physicians, all
women
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
For stock Collars,

A dainty device for keeping the twen-
tieth century girls white stocks and
starched collars immaculate when not
encircling her fair throat is made of q
round basket. Line with silk of deli
cate hue, with an interiining of wad-
ding. sprinkled with sachct powder \
circular piece of pasteboard covered
and wadded serves for lid and also
fancy pins worn at the front and back
of stock collars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
a RELIEF

sou prize the friend that prdes hi'nae2
on heil.4 t.e:1k 9n. true.
Who tHl<> about yuEr f0'5ts hoWe'ST =
my hae, h,ui a;.d N'u.
You k.o& tHtt i-sl- SORT on whs.2
yu. - ..,.#t..<t t#'#,' -
Wucu 5rre5s=,e tae sly and BIT
'a. t3.- I...'=#=
Tut, iet tiEa s...a. YIN sometimes wish
tN.f T.. ....I a4H1r, ,ucHd
That n. as#z t...ls ii#rsseti,H-ne. not even
in trjenJ
And thH2h zou Vow yau want the truth.
ANA W533l It ,,aaa and strong,
gou kind hi>e the fellow who will jolly
YOU sto'i.,
You kir1 . I5i<o tAr bird that sings
song Of careless cheer:
J u kind O Ike the flowers that blossom
idly, far and near.
You Kind - like the merry rhyme whose
strains SO lily fal;
You kind q like lot OF things that are
no good n; al
palpahIc and clear
The thouGhtlesS smtlc Is always better
than the thouEhtless sneer
And SO many folks are ready to remind
you when you're wrong
That you kind O like the fellow who Will
jolly you along
Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
Careful Illustrating.

The kindergarten teacher had asked
her pupils to draw pictures illustrating
some song with which they were ia
miliar. After considerable labor one
of the children came forward with q
sheet of pai,er covered by delightfully."-
cabaliStic designs. The composition
of the picture consisted of three rude
buckets. ranged in order. the cru
representation of a well and series
of dots or spots made with the point
of a pencil
"What is Ais" asked the teacher.
pointing te . first pail.
That" s.. .,',e young artist, ''is the
old oaken bucket The next is the
iron bucket, The last ones the moss
covered bucket, and this is the Well"
"And what are these dots"
"Oh, you know, They're the spots
that nay infancy knew" '-Philadelphia
Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30

large: than the frame Another pot
tery rail. tiNei about half the height of
tie i.3iirol.. runs to tie other end OF the
This, .is Well as the rail
over the mirror. is enamelcd ivory col
81 y ,,.stt3c"zd t';lrt;sin of soft green
SILK ca!iles f"olH under. lllr rail. and the
ijipce srapcri"s repeat tue green
ii some Hr.Is5jc. W6afen fabric
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
Sweet Thought Lost.

'And." continued Fra Hubbard,
that third thing which makes of love
a trinity which is to say love you be
cause YOU love the thing love-
I'VE have not published that thought,
dear" said Frau Hubbard.
NO" sad The Fra
Don't worry about it, dear Hub
bards. Somebody published it long
ago.-Chicago Journal,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
Cooking Si1S

You can brighten tins and other cock.
Ing utensils by putting them all in the
wash boiler and place on the fire with
plenty Of water and a liberal amount
of washing soda. Let them boil for
twenty minutes, remove the wash boil
er from the fire. but do not take the
tins out fer three hours. At the end
Of that time they will be, when wash.
I'd. bright and new looking.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
Her Inference.

One day Helen was taken by her
mother to visit an artist who happen
ed to be baldheaGed. Helen had never
been in a studio before, and she was
curious about everything. She watched
the artist as he worked for a time.
Then she picked up one of the brushes
and. after examining it carefully, said:
"Oh, now know how you got bald
headed. You used up all your hair to
make brushes out off, New York
Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
Race Prejudice.

The Japanese soldier was faint with
loss of blood and abstinence from
rice.
The Red Cross nurse held bottle to
his lips.
What is it 2" feebly whispered the
soldier.
'Whisky," replied the nurse.
Resolutely he turned his lips away
from the tempting bottle.
NO" he murmured; II don't like the
last three letters of the word. They
are undoubtedly Russian
Seeing that he was determined, the
nurse gave him large swig of brandT
out of the same bottle, and he was
soon himself again-Baltimore Ameri-
can.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
One Of Tttaf. Gcnirses.

$50 your husband is busy now, is
he:"
Yes; Lysandcr has been working
pretty stea y Of late
'What is he doing now:'
Hes t:yin@ 20 write tic IorA's
Prayer in the least possible space
Indianapolis Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
Tsae sweet Civil.

at is clHImeG" she said, that only
. per cent of the people who are ep-
Grated on for appendicitis fail to reco7-
e'."
yes" he replied but it would be
Just my luck to be among the . per
cent if tried it,"
"Nhy. are you so thoroughly con
WINGED that "ou're Il Two spot :"-CAic;t-
go Record Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
A MANTEl SCHEME.
shosviaE novel Use of 81 Nirror and
rretty Rail Encct.

Tho illustration given herewith shows
pretty u,antel scheme in which was
siillfui!y utilized Il discarded gilt franz
cd mirror that had for 4 long timc been
discarded and consigned to oblivion a.
inartfStic.
Stripped OF its hdeouS gilt frame. It
WAS retramed in plain ivory onancIcd
wood and dxed in an upright position
at oHc end of the mantclpiecc, sur.
mounted hv pottery rail- slightly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
Sure Of Tint.

"Do you think you can be happy
with me- he asked after she had ac
cepted him.
81 don't know" she replied. "but
think I have spoiled Miriam Love
lorn's chances of ever trying it With
you."-Cincinnati Times-Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30

Minister Once married four col
pies in fifteen minutes
Captain = Let's see, that's sixteen
knots an hour. We can beat that cas-
lily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30

Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS.
LUMBER COMPANY .....ar.4-
Manufacturers Lumber lan Shingles sasa m
Bills cur spee9ty cheap Iun,rr n 1t ] @
cut buildings our buildings, cheapest and
OF
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY
Our beds bedroom are the strongest and
best made and the chare two facts We ore
able to substaniate Hold for prices
PUDDEPHATT FURNITURE COMPANY
Wholesale and retail office 1895 Main
st, Merrill institute
HARDWARE
FOX BROS, HARDWARE CO.
Hardware Stove, pir ,5;
CUTLERY and Mill Supplies. shipped promnv ~, 80
cep Our motto is Fair Dealing as satisfied t ropn % @
When thing line MAJ, nc ,r
order - s
oUEENswARE
RYLAND oUEENsWARE COMPANY.
We wholesalers cockery tnware granite
stonewae glassware, stoves lanterns
and lamps Headquarters for fancy your service ey
~ SSN a@-~2~ 1=sas.
~ -
combination of Cash and long experience on tho
floor superb line both wholesale
and retail of oueensware Pottery Glass Granite Tin and
Wocdenware Lamps Cutlery, Your trade solicited
GRoCERs
j. F SONS.
Wholesale Groeers, established 1901, Right price. ana
prompt attention to orders been feature
Mail orders quickly sent forward
Flour and Portuondo Cigars world beaters.
GOODS
ISAAC DREYFUs
complete in Dry Goods Furnish
ngs Notions and Hats. Quick delivery
our strong point 22 "a 26 and 2S Main
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
wEsTRRook GRAIN AND COMM COMPANY
We sell Lime Cement, Plaster Brick Clay
Plaster hair Etc Flour Meal Salt Poatoes Bran Corn
Hay, Chops cotonsoed shpsun, Seed ETC.
Carlcad lots a specially
MARSH AND RILEY.
proycns State agents
of Martha Flour" best made.
:. COMPANY, Ucorporated)
Wholesale agents for James Graham Wagons. Pnsburys
Flour Grain Hay Provisions Products Lime
Cement, Fire Brick and Fire Clay
DILLEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,
Logging locomotives rails
planning mill Castings and Machinery
Supplies,
A.. SHEPPARD.
Marble Out of trade solicited
Corner Walnut
l.. o. KNOX FURNITURE COMPANY
Wholesale in
Carriages rooms
Ba1raque Manufacturers of Mattresses of all Grades
BUSINESS COLLEGES
JAMES PRACTICAL BUSINESS
soicits the patronage young .Ad women
Bookkeeping Shorthand Typewring
night sessions J. w JAMES, Prn, Bluff
UNDERTAKERs AND EMBALMERs.
HoLDERNEsssENYARD co. %~p~ ~@
a rnlc~.crtng
trade that cannot be excee price quality and taste beng onhe
ed Embaming and shipping specially Open at all urs 'ee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS.
LII BEIt.
BLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY,

BLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY. ,.4..1rga
Manufacturers II Jaths s;fneff
Doors House Bills speciality. Cheap Lumber for ra and
cut buildings, buildings panne the c,eape and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-30
+ BHNITURE.
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.

HOME FURNITURE
our BEDS bedroom suits and strongest and
best made and the cheapest
able subsantiae rorders write for
PUDDEPHATT FURNITURE COMPANY,
Wholesale flee
NJ oor Merr
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Gr Sapanerne Sooernes
~Gfterfommere?

Observation-Disclosures / 5rdnz
trig og England bar / ben iensre
lib meo tor Soer orsftet en- M og
gdnfte oberraItenbe 9aaItanb, fom sr
optaitet at en- franff 2arb. t6an me-
rer nemlig at babs lsit s6emmeligbez
Den unsaasnOe Supunernes Sprins
oelfe, ibet ban flyer, at be er at be-
breift 4%fitamning og / i'm 5ib til=
hsrte be israeIitiife Stummer, fom
u~opanorebs fra Msoien oDer bet afs
atiffe 5aitlanb.
9oor utrolig benns puditdno enb
lpoer, er Der bog meget, Der taler for
bsns Rigtigbeb.
Sapunerne ielp bar en- g1mmel
SDer6eDisning, 6borefter be er fomz
men fra ct fjarnt 9ano / bet oeitligs
QIen, efter at oeres 5orfabre / en-
Understanding bar btepen enigs
pm at bragg mob 9it Og erobre ct
ubetenbt 2unb. Man 6enpifer 81. c.
til Gsras Bog. 6bori bet bebber:
oMen be (oe ii Stammer) raaoffog
meb binanoen, at be oilbe forldoe
5lertaIet at 8rsbrene og bragg til TT
2anb, boor alorig nogen
Munb boeoe", og der bar en- lang
Sci til bint 2anb, nemlig bdlounpet
Sgiaa profetsn GlnOs flyer, at
Rejien gift IRA 6up til 6ab og fra
0oro til gft". Bette ifete fdnbiDns
ligbis I Qdrene 670-663 fer 8ris
itus. Df4immu 3enno, Sapons fsr
tie aeifsr, lanbebe efter ben ldnge
9dnbrin9, fom ban meb lit Solf %
fine 6iorber bupre forstaget Frl BET
ptitfige Iiien, sft,r bDao Ell Qegsnoe
fettaller, 610 I. &r., | Sapon. Sam
y japdnffs g;Geber. fom fe6antsr
'rsnne gegtpen6eD | 6iitorien. opOiier
nogle i9liomme 5ret. ION betrafter
benne 6iftorie. Nubnlis er Der ct
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Special Reduced
Excursion Rates

vii bliye geldende fra allie Punkter paa
Chicago & North Western Jernbane for
nedennagnte Tilfelde.
Atlantic City, n. J., 13.-l5. JUL,
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
Cincinnati, o., 1873. JUL, Grand
Lodge b. & p. Order of Elks.
San Francisco, 5.-9. sept. Triennial
Conclaye Knights Templar.
San Francisco. 1875. sept, soyer-
eign Grand Lodge l. o. o. +.
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
Summer Excursions June lst to sept.
30, 1904. Return limits Oct. 81. $3.50
and $3.50 from Blair, Nebr.
Ogden and salt Lake-same dates and
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Black Hills Points-same dates and
limits $500 to $3.50.
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Chicago-same dates and limits 5000.
Via st. Louis with 10 Gay stopoyer
n way $3.50.
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gammelt 9i0eoe, ion pifer De folIte
5upaneres Gambling pa1 oereS ., %
boor man ier Of9imnG 2enno niso
line 6priter o9 fine Soft i;ooe paa
tore 5pmmerfluaOer. ION M9noene
itager lan9s meo aalen. gtogle At
Dem er betl9bte meo ganiIe asipriite
RuItninger og 69rer periiite Sp9rb.
meoens andre er forimtoe meo gdms
le israelitiite Spnb.
Den fejiepligs 5amilie / Sapan
ejer no9le urgdmle, paa ellie male
be 9iaeoer, iom %opbebares / 9dsier
al 9amfertr9 os er gadet / @rp gem
mem talrige 9enerationer; man fin
ner paa Dem be gumle isrdelitiits
5empelinItrumenter og Nnii9ter al
uopr99et bebrRiit 5npe.
Ogidu / idpunffe 5empler anpenz
cer man Stitte, fom utoipliomt er
al isbiit aaratter. 9r9Iterns b9rer
idmme Slags 0ra9ter fom be jebiz
Tte Yr9iter og anpenoer bebr9ifte ge=
remonier pso beres Setter. Gnoelis
fan napnes, at be japanfte gsrn Ii
gelom De isoiite bIioe brast til5emps
let Den iiette Dag efter beres 5sbiel.
(1bp.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08

4lbrig gIemmer Ri bet: bporlebes
Monb O9 Suitru fant fummen unbsr
9ubitabet. og bog tunbe be life anoet
enb Iige: Ser er Sub!
8i forftdar, bpiltenS mert Der MI
fploer 6inlanbs Ssnnsr og 9strs:
en- 6unse Qnsitens 5oroentning;
bporleoes bill Jaoretanbets Stebns
bIipe efter bette2 Oil ct Nag en6nu
mere tnugenbe bliOe Iuet pua Sim
lambs Stulbre bill bette fsre til.
at 5inIdnbs bpre Sag BIZ mite mo-
get at i'm Ret runbt ON / Gam
oene? -
Del er / bisie 5iber @runb til ut
6ebe for 6inluno. C,9r. 9gbI.")
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08
Ueo Nrnen.
6inlano.

SOer 8laperet bang ct giaecs ira
..pe tuiinpe Spers 2ano" Der pal
tdlt meeet ON 6inlano inoe / be Stu
sr Der baboe o9ret 5aarer / De
3ine fer for 5eorelanoets StplO.
Def gap ct Set / Manoen og
bans 6uitru, ba ri tom frem meo
port 9ubffab: rgobritof er bso!"
= ct uoraab = fuu bleb Der gunite
title oerinbe = en- 5apsbeo, iom man
fife n9nnebe at brnbe.
@i ftal lite foripare bint it9bnez
5oangre Stub, men ri forituur, at
en- Slime life fan fate Stem pad bin
un9e Mano, = gennem lan9e Stoer
nil ban minpes runot om / 6inlano
ION en-, Der bsbe for lit 2ano. 9pem
unores oper, a~tNrmeniernes Rgo fan
fore Mrmenierne uD ! 5orpilbeIie =
er bet 5a idu unoerligt, at 5inldnos
Ieb tan lQg9e Selpt9gtens 8ddben
i bets Senners 6aanb : bet bar
ct grub. at garaeraf 5 en- Sang blep
flettet : men tan Der t9ntes nogen
itsrre &r9ntelfe al Retten, eno bpdb
per er itet / 5inlanb.
Mange at Ginlanbs bebife Ssn@
nsr er orepne / 2anoflngtigbeb =
mango benima9ter / rusiifte 6angz
fler = 5uIinoer at 5inlanbs unge
fsres til Mun9uriets Stusmarter
= pg Manoen, 6pis Iapn meb ftsrIt
St9nbiel er tnbttet til 5in~lanbsllns
oertrpttelie, er 8obritoF.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08

BAN for nogle 5intr fipen. Der
par bare ben 5oriteI, at Barnet life
Iop MI. Oct par psot og tolbt.
6un funbe lite faa ct Sro frem
= 9pao tube bun bel iige2 6un
taiteOe fig neo paa ana oeo Sioen al
Gem Og brpo uo / en- bib 9ulten.
SUN tpsiebe De Imdd 6enoer, BET
lille, blege. toloe Qniigt og De lutte
De 9%ienlaag. pa, 6oorfor bapoe bun
lite Oaret 1iemme, ba bans aanO git
til Sub / Steoet for at itaa og inn
&c for en- Masie bib fremmeoe Mens
neIterl
o9an ipur9te efter big. ttOt for
Can osos, og bah big ipnge". Iagee
0oaert efter en- Stunb. Orbene tom
tansiomt og meO Qnitr9ngeIie.
,Og ou = bpao iparebe ou2"
oQtt bu fang for andre; men at bu
ituloe ipnge for BAN iaa mart OH
tom biem. Def par 10 ianot".
ga, bet er ianbt. 5srit Der. iiOen
Der! Soaleoes buUoe bet 10 OGret
dltioi
o@Oaertl" 6un greb 6aarOt ON
bans 5ddno meo begge fine: ,9ils
giD mig 9an bu tilgipe mig? @sr
oct for bort Barns Stpfo!"
9un fpdreoe lite ct Orb; men Der
tom en- BARN Suare og falot tunst
neo pau benbes 6aanb. 5un Iad op
og msbte bans Zine. Og fad gem
tog bun:
y@onsrt2 aan bu aforig tilgiOe
mig2'
v6Oao Oil Ou, ieg ital titgiDs?
5ronb er bob. os ban pilbe bore
BIB. 'elo ONT ou bupbe p9ret biems
me. 9u bar 10 Bare giort bin plist
= 6olbt bit 2sfts".
Del Iad Sorg og 8itterbeo / bans
Orb, og be fsltes iom bdaroe Stag /
benbes fortpiplebe SiaI. SUN gentle
aniigtet / bans 6uduo, og ban fife,
bpor BET arbejbebe inbe 1 benbe. Sad
reiite bun Zig lunsfomt op. faa barn
ino / ginene og iugbe:
o@ouertl gu oil jeg onre bin
belt og uoelt; men nu brnber bu
big tanIte life IRngere ON betll"
nRa6el!"
Der tom en- Straale al @arme "a
oiO / bans ZINE, itsnt 9soen lad /
bans 5apn. +.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08

pdu 10000 Dart, tog i'm Qfifeo for
at beboloe lin Samoittisbeb rem, %
iiooer nu og maa Ieoe al 500 Ufart
ON 4urst. De finite Ofioerer, ION
TT 5ilbub ON glaos / Rusldno, toy
here's 4ffteo for at ipge oeres unoers
holo. en- iom aonoitor, en- iom 8litz
tenilager, en- Tom &onbutter, 0. |. D.,
8ommerre, Der life oiloe oemme, iom
gobritoF pnifeoe. bIeO afiteoigebe, og
til 6i9lpere tog ban be Gtsiitenier,
Ter fpgnmer obenpdd, naar uretfars
bigbeoens o9 8eititteli ensQano farer
ben ober 8dnbene. Saa fit gobri=
ton 9oD til at egen MagtfuIotom=
men6eo at f9ngile og oeportere til
Sibtrien = in9en bar litter, be on
De 10 og De 9ooe gr9b, men De eooe
gap life tabt, be oFrebe aft / 9ris
gen for oeres bnreite Het, MI ofrebe
S6auman lit 2ip. Snrannen blep
orebt, ban troebe muuite at Itad /
en- itor SOees, Husffiierinsens Sic
nefte, men en- Mtonb al 5inlanbs beo-
Ite SI9gter. Der bar p9ret bant til
at 9ioe beres 2anb bet beoife, be baps
De : en- S6auman teIes blan6t
5inlunos ftsrite gifper / bet 19.Qars
hunorebe = ban gap lit Gin
ben for at rebbe 1T 2anb fra
5nrdnnen -"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08

Saluflooen fer man Rusierne brine
Sapanerne til6age oper 5looen, I
Spioien for Rusierne tr9nger Ell
greit frem, % ooenoper bet belle er
ariitus fremitiaet %oeliignenoe Rass
ierne.
9iaeOforlaggerne burOe pit god
enonu l9ngere I'D paa 2anOet NED oe
Seirsmeloin9er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-08
HERE 1T Isl
To Rosebud Reservation.

Lay your plans to take advantage of
this opportunity. Round trip rate of
fare and third, to Fairfax or Bone
steel, going July LIST to END, final re-
turn limit of Aug. 3l-l904, going Ii
NIT of Is days with certain stop over
privilege.
Call or write for information.
Don't miss III
G. st. p. NJ. 81 o. A. l.. GOODRICH.
Blair, Nebr. Tiki. Agt.