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fully arranged by Mesdames Bishop Hol-
ton and CBrien, and their tables OF ber-
ries, cake and cream. fancy articles and
confections were patronized to the limit Of
their resources.
Perseverance Lodge, No. 2, L. o. O. T.,
was largely attended. including visitors
from all other lodges of the order In the
jurisdiction. Chief Templar James II. Dony
occupied the chair and Mrs. A H. Frear
presided at the piano. The transaction Of
routine business was followed by init iation
Of three candidates and calling the roll Of
their companies by the MISSES Tennyson
and Neh, captains after which Deputy
Grand Ternplar John Bryson announc,d the
death from drowning that morning CT Mr..
Eroch. new member of the lodge, and
moved the appointment of a memorial COM
inittee and adjournment of the lodge In re-
spect to the memory of the deceased The
recommendations of the deputy were acted
upon favoiably.
Minnehaha Lodge. No. /. I. O. G. T., met
in Pythian Temple 1912 9th street north
attendance and among the visitors we're
the grand ,tempiar, Mr.. /. L. Corhy: Mrs.
Corby ana the Misses Tennyson, Miller
and Seaton of Perseverance Lodge. Mr.. II.
F. Smith. chief tenipIar. occupied the chair
and Mrs. Carrie Smith presided at the
piano. A special order. the service OF song
and speech in memory of the lite Pref. o.
B. Builard and Mrs. Nettie Cole members
of the order in this Jurisdiction. watf de-
ferred until later meeting.
Odd Fell0ws' Hall. 31st street. Tussday
evening, Chief Tempiar William C. Lenx
presiding. At the conclusfOn Of raHtine
business a brief. conference was held upon
thereto OF the Order Of Good Teimplars
Silver Star Lodge. No. 20. I. OF @. r.. met
in Good Templar Hall on the Brooky fIle
read. Tenleytown. Thursday svening. Mr..
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tFrom the Washington Times OF May II. i9oa.)
Contract for Completion
of Old Dominion.
Has Been Let to Westinghouse Com
pany-McIsean Buys Weaver's
Stock

It was announced this morning that
at the last meeting of the board Of direc-
ton of the Great Falls and Old Domin-'
ion Railway Company John Leetch was
elected President. ID succeed X. ID.
Weaver, who has held that Office since
the organization of the company. Mr.
Weayer's stock has been bought by
John r. Mclean. who was already
largely interested in the road.
1t was further announced that a con-
tract for the completion of the road,
which has been under course of con-
struction for the past eight or ten
moaths. had been let to the George
calls not only for the completion Of the
road but also for the equipment and
erection of the power house at Rosslyn.
The work Is to be finished by the first
of next September.
lnsures Early Completion.
Mr.. Leetch, said this morning that as
yet he had not given any consideration
to the details of the rt,atrs business. but
that the letting of TIE contract would
assure the completion at an early date.
The road is to be double track and til-
fshed in the most up-to-date manner.
Traversing the heights along the vir-
S!aia side of the Potomac beautiful
views can be had of Washington and
the surrounding country from an eleva-
ton of 400 10 500 feet. The road runs
In close proximity to the beautiful
country Shomes of J. Taber Johnson, Ad-
miral Weaver and Admiral Rfxey.
Those who are familiar with this sec
ton predict that the completion of the
road VIII attract great number of peo-
pie there. the only drawback to its
rapid upbuiiding having been the lack Of
transportation to the city.
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S>t@-x-Nf0.-s-S-a-k--AA Observation-Disclosures
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An Historic Bridge.

To the Editor of The Star
Permit me to say, respecting Whites
bridge. an account of the building OF which
was published in your issue of Sunday Nav
u, That one prominent feature connected
with the agitation was the fact that the
bridge was historic in its nature. 1t was
announced as the successor OF the one
which was partially destroyed August "a
1914, to prevent the British from coming
direct to Washington. The old bridge re-
mains of which may be plainly seen when
the tide is low, was an important object
during the threatened capture of the city
Near 1t was American headquarters prior
to the battle Of Bladensburg and near IL
were held conferences by President Madi-
son. Secretary Monroe and Generals Arm
strong and Winder. Naturally this historic
interest was strong, and appealed with
force to national pride. Accordingly. on the
10Th OF August. 1890, as will be seen by re-
ferrtng to The Star of that date, a MAN.
moth barbecue was held at the eastern end
Of Whites bridge to celebrate the compile
ton OF the project. Three oxen. agrre-
eating $500 pounds were roasted and de-
youred by people from far and near: Mr.
]. H. ROweil member OF Congress from
Illinois and member of the COMMITTEES ON
District Of Columbia delivered the grafton;
a salute of seventy-six guns was fired:
Sousa's Marine Band discoursed charming
music: and my old Buckeye friend J H.
Hunter. leader of the Mozart Club. led a
vocal concert Of thirty-six voices
1t has been my privilege recently to see
d letter addressed TO Dr. White asking Tor
a detailed history of the enterprise. The
letter was dated August 80. 1890 and was
signed by Charles Pelham, attorney-at-law:
Gen. w. 8. Rosecrans. register United
States treasury; w. L. Mclean, deputy
commissioner OF pensions; Dominic l. Mur-
ply. chief clerk pension bureau: Lemuel
Gaddis. T. I. McCauley. IL. A. Griswoid.
Thomas Gray & Son. H. B. Bestor, J. S.
Barker, Isaac p. Childs and others.
Referring to the barbecue celebration,
these gentlemen c0nceding that DR.. White
had been active in getting up the drst
meetings.and took an active part In molding
public opinion SO az TO compel the building
of the BRIDGE" requested him. '-as matter
OF Justice altd In the interest OF historical
accuracy. to prepare a history Of that
The sketch published by The Star may be
considered an abrtdgment OF such history,
and It's publication Is justified by the de-
mand of these representative men. Let
local History receive the prominence II de-
serves. and give honor to whom honor u
due. J. PRAISE RICHARD.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR ExCHANGE-oR RENT--1.ARGE. NEW
HOUSE, opposite Standard dairy, Langdon. ID.
electric so sas steam &c 5oHNsoN On ,.,o
COMFORTABLE HOME; ANIL; LOT 1O4X12s;
all necessary outbuildings; fruit; shade; nice
lawn; hedge fence around property; hne garden.
For sale at very low figure as owner wishes
Handsome Groom and bath frame. with cellar.
blocks from cars: wi Within one fare Of city: re.
duced from s.. 500 to 81 $50. This Is worth look
home. ATKINSON BALLARD DC CO. Gne.1.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance. l411 g St NV.
BRENTWOOD. MD.-sIx-RoOM HOUSE. / LOT.
s., 15o: lots. 81 500; $500 cash. $12 to SIS
monthly: Lots. $175 to $3.50. at s. per month.
W.: A BARTLETT. Loan and Trust bldg.
A LOT OF BARGAINs-SPECIAL.
We have some very attractive new 5-room cot.
each - ''' '''e '' '' <'' S''''' -
We have an especially good proposition in some
new Broom and Groom cottages. with modern
improvements. convenient to navy yard; prices.
1920 to $2,500-good paying investments.
We have good I-room house. almost new. fur
mace and electric Light. large lot. commanding
location. with superb view. a short distance from
500 A'''A"''' SUBURBS ''' 'e'''
We have elegant homes with every modern
on car line t65 cars daily, with a wide range
pay y rent in the city Residence here Is IDEAL
artesian water. cool breezes and no hot nights;
city.
ap22- Dot Is i " Bu RI I ING -'' ''''1'Do
ON STEAM AND ELECTRIC CAR LINES.
Address CHARLES HINE
my20- BOT Vienna. Fairfax Co.. Va.
IF PLEASANT TOMORROW, RIDE OUT. AND
see Rogers Addition to Mt. Rainier; fare, 3
for cnntc ffirn nj
station r. 1. ave. and Saith st. See ad. below.
m.z2-14t
AT RENT PRICES, BUY A HOME!l!
s1.I5o; $50 down. $40 and sis per month; on
18th St. few blocks from electric cars Rhode
high ground low taxes; certificate of title deed
and recording free: right TO vote; saves rent
Cottages; beautiful lots. s1o down, IS per month
J. G: ROGERS, IA D st. NV. Owner, or
cars going northeast. my22-14t
THE MOST PLEASANT RIDE IN TEE DISTRICT
is the City and Suburban electric cars to
Polite agents at District line office, in Il. r. sta
ton. from to O'Clock. Let's &c. to SC. per TT.
my22 AT
PROHIBTTTvE PRICES IN NV, THE RIVER
on the south. and s.w.. govt reservations on
the north, Of necessity limit the expansion of
to the NoRTHEAsT. Rogers. addition to Mt
Rainier is high and beautifully located, and when
H iseu o one En-" CAR FARE!!i Office, district line
r. l. ave extended my22-1it
NEARBY CITY LOTS AT COUNTRY PRICES
Rogers Addition TO Mt. Rainier, partly In Dis
trict and MaryIznd; high and beautifully located
and covered with magnificent oaks; at District
line, Il. l. and S0th ST. ne; car fare
6 tickets for 25e; min. ride from lexington.
20 min ride from center of city on CITY and
Suburban ears; only accessible and handsome
part of the District where people OF moderate
means can buy. Prices, to SC. per foot lots
nearest K. l. extended. and Sc; small
cash payments, balance monthly. j. c. ROGERS,
Owner, 344 d ST.. Fendal bldg, and. office,
District line. my22-l4t
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3G96-A bedrock bargain-125 acres. 80 wood
spring aud branch; small holse, in grove: barns
Rranary: 81 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-03

31l9-55 acres: highly cultivated land: . mile
Rockville: 7-room house: stable: corn house
chicken house, &c: good water; excellent shade
fruit: $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-03

We have elegant homes with every modern
comfort and convenience In northwest suburbs,
line t65 daily, with wide range
of prices. all so low that you cannot afford to
pay rent In the city: Residence here Is ideal
artesian water. cool breeZes and hot nights:
health for your family and easy access to the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-03

31GS-A charming country home for sale rem
Nearly an acre at Garrett Park: large fores
trees. slIrubbery Sr. house: veranda: cahine
nantcls: bath: furnace, range cemented cellar
gas 1slachne: chicken house: windmill; ovel
5000: 81. 100. easy terms. Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-03

1600-A perfect gem in Brookland: neat cot
tage hennery; large lot: beautiful shade; one o.
the most artistic homes imaginable; 81, $50.
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22-Not many chances like this acres a
Rlverdaie: Sr. house; splendid condition: summer
Kitchen: porches: stable. shell 2-story hennery
wired garden; shade of old oaks; fine view
stoves, screens, awnings; So 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-03

KENSlNGTON. HANDSOME NEW EIGHT
ROOM HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN CoNyEN
FENCES; LARGE GROUNDS: CLOSE TO STEAM
AND ELECTRIC CARS
PRICE REASONABLE. TERMS TO SUIT
TERRELL & LITTLE.
je3-3t lam and q sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-03

FOR SALE
NORTH BRIGuTWOOD, THOROUGHLY
WELL-BUILT EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. NEARLY
NEW; LOT % BY l62 FEET WILL BE SOLD
FOR LESS THAN COST OF BUILDING HOUSE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-03

IUE SAIF-
Three OF land one-hal miIr from
Rockville: house contains large rooms:
heated by furnace; supplied with water by
windmill: beautiful lawn, with hedges and
shade trees.
TERRELL & LITTLE. Agents
Colorado b--...inC
JfS-St 18th and G. SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-03

FOR SALE-ONE SQUARE FROM 18th ST; EX-
tension assured: square north of city
solidly built up; lot J0xl20 feet. For further par
ticuars address Box lUI. Star Office. it,
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ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE CORNER
PROPERTIES N PETW0RTH. HOUSE con-
TAINS EIGHT LARGE ROOMS AND BATH:
FIRST FLOOR FINISHED IN GOLDEN OAK.
TILED BATH ROOM; CONCRETE CELLAR;
LARGE ATTIC: WIDE VERANDA AND LARGE
GROUNDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-03

31f9-One chance in a thousand-219h acres
well wooded and watered 10 miles out. in Mary
land Sr. house tenant houses. barns, stable,
outbuildings; s., 900; buildings cost 81, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-03

FOR SALE-HAYE YOU SEEN THE LOTS IN
section 3. ii. NJ. Martins addition. Chevy Chase
II. NJ. MARTIN g. Co, 17i1 Pa. NV.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-03

TAFT, oAIwAKE & CO.. POS COLORADO
ap22- 90t. % BUILDING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-03

PROHIBITIVE PRICES IN NV, THE RIVER
on the SOUTH and s.w. govt reservations
the north, Of necessity limit the expansion Of
Washington Zen line OF City and Suburban cars,
to the NORTHEAST. Rogers addition to Mt
Rainier is high and beautifully located and when
tired Of rent bomeseekers buy, build and
live ONE CAR FARE!!I Office, District line,
R. l. ave- extended. my2214t
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yOanlferen."
5reSGs }. 81 Nouember 1905.
4lGiL4ebr.

0ult Misiionsmsoet. Jon ~be9pnber
/ Dag otte Dag ON 4ftenen / Dor
barrie airte.
= 8irsbag / nafte u9e, %. ROpq
1faI Chr. Qnoerien gtoer) boGoe Qutz
4ion. Del er iaa Menin9en, al Spn>
men, 6ans anoerien. ifal oberta9e 81
ifbrelien at 6armsn og Gbr. anberz
fen meo 6dmilie flptter Der til 8pen.
9e fer iig / bisie 0d9e omtrin9 efter
2eiIigbeb. Der er forreiten moi, Der
ffaar til 5jeneite. Iarli9 for bpem Der
pil fgbe.
-greb ra Santa Claus.
Gil 8srnsne / Blair og 0megn. 5 Oil
blibe ~oberruffebe ooer bet omtrent M
h<Igie Oplag og Bartlett at 6eais@
bogss@obs / Blair Roctet Store. =
Oct pil pare uoftilet omtring 1. De-
rember. Din beng. Santa CLAUS.
3 Mites tunbe ri mart babe
faaet itor Slbebranb Der / 5orrets
n%ingsgaoen. Def par / WoSrioes
eamIe 9pgningen, Der en- 5io Ear
ftaaet tom. Den er M lejet ub %
ffaI tages i grug, iaa ret Oi foritaar,
pmtring Den /. Dee. Der bar iad
fat en- o%itope" op for at tunne title
til Rette oerinoe, og Rerene bar tut
let Iigs gennem 9oftet, iaa bet blep
for pdrmt "a ant9nbtes. Der giorbes
B~ranbalarm. og Manbtabet oar fnart
paa glaoien. men Sfoen bleo Tutt,t
ubsn grdnoo9ienets 5ieneite. Oct
bleb bare en- 5ormaning til 5orfigtigs
beb.
= 5 langere lib bar ri nj bait
ben bejligite Indian fummsr", men
faa / 9aar ilog 9ejret ON til ubes
bugeligt Regnoejr. 5 Dag bleier
BET en- Tttp Roropeit 9ino meb aulbs
fpm minber ON at foa 9iort De Iiofte
6orberebelier for ginteren.
Or. 5. R. Nurbod traFes nu
1 81. R~obinions Office og 8op9I.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-24
WinncapOlis, Miun.

Dor gorgermelter inoi9gger itq
9gre bed bans 5orieg pda at boIot
Driffebuiens lutiere ON Sgnoagen.
Der bar nplig O9ret bOGot ei
Bar ugtrs 94tteGesmgber, Ieoet al
6r. gbapmann m. f. De bOloi
Msoer Iamtioig / forife1i9e Dele al
9nen, Iaa at BET tunbe bare uIe mus
ligt at pare meo. De gjorOe zig o9-
iaa bem9rfet oso at boIbs Msoer /
5eatre, SaIooner og SteOer, bpor
Subs Orb eners itts bsres.
= Mr. 2. 9iesIsn Osbe fOrIebsr
sfter ct tort SngeIeie; ban bleO besras
pct fra Dor airte unOer tor Delta
aeIis.
Def triber gpet mse @rtjSet
pda port Praitebus, Og Ri 9uaber ii
faa bet f9rpigt til SnoOieIie Os Be-
boeIie en- nRr 6remtio.
Der par en- file !9errs, Der
bolot 1T Snotog bos Dor praitefumiIie
ferleoen - Ri enIter til 2ptte.
= SiOits 5rsOag bitten boGOt puit.
). 3oIefien. Brett Oeo bet nOrits
0iaionisies6oipitaI, 5oreOrug for
ungoomsforeniugen. 8a Der tommer
la mango un9e meO til Oisie Ms-
Ter, at oeres 9otale / &irtsns ar1pt
t. for lille, folbtes bette Msbe, iom
cgfaa be iommenbe, / &irten. Den
far RCD osnne anlebning Omtrsnt fulb
al un9e. 90 ON nogen ungt tom-
mer I'll 9pen ira andre Steoer, bil
Fl meo bet famine inbbbbe BEN al
rare meb til oisie. iom til a1s bore
M1eber. llnqbomsmsoerns boloes /
boer 5rtbag often.
= Siofte 6enOag par be unge inO.
buot til 5ii6ers, bpor omtring 80 At
BEN tilbragte en- itsn @ftermioOug.
10 un9e UlGnO ANTON Iias fra Dam
mart og par meb ogiaa. 9i snfter
Dem Oeltommen ibldnot os. 8. R.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-24
3afiiselif.

gilbert 9ea. Minn., 10. ROB. 1905.
or. Rebattgr!
Gil d al 0eres 9ObbeO Optags
oisfs 9iner / 9sres 9laO, o9unites
rem: Den bauite lutberIte &pinoefor>
thing bar itsttet os meget / Dor Glen
bfgbeo; MenigbeOen bar DGrst COB
imob os; paitor Olisn, M~euigbebens
pratt, bar giort meget goot for %
buabe ~aanbeIigt og tinsIigt. gi sr
tdube glade Og tatnsmmeIige fot
eoers 5jalp.
Weo Qgtelie
RsIs Simonen Og Suftru.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-24
Rirfeinopielie o. WiisiiDnsmpoe.

I'm Sub oil, bliper Der 4irteines
uarlis / 81. 9auli Oanife epdn9. slutb.
Wlenig6eb, gottaipattamie Co., Soma,
pen 10. 0ecbr. og WisiiOnsmeoe be
10 fslaenbe 8uss. II. o9 II. 9ecbr.
6erpeD inobpbes 9enner fra n9r
"a Nsrn. aom genner, meo 9en til
Sub ON ria @eliignelie. ane tilrsi'
5enbs bsbes melbe ia inoen 5. Dec
iii Rep. 8. qielfsn, geOla, 81. 2, Sa
gaa Menigbeosns 9egne:
8. Rfeffen, Wfg9.s pr9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-24
De npe SenoassffOletefiter.

Gn M. 5saarig SsnbugsifoIslettis
til grus for be banite Senbagsitolsr
/ 4merifo, meb en- liturgiit plan for
xIe 2ebelien al Sgnbagsifolsr.
Del er beregnet at beeDnbe eft.r
Disfe 2ettier 1. Senbag I QbDent,
ben g.. December 1905.
Qettierne er ubarbejoet al en- 3os
mite / ODerensIemmelfs meb 9eiluis
ringer tuget Deb ffbfts aorsmebe.
priien sr 10 Gents netto. frit til,
Isnbt, fra
Danish Publislhiae igus
!: Blair. Near
pc. Grimarter mobtages Tom Be-
.taling for ale Smaabtlsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-24
GeeOleD, Sal.

Der IT pitt mango df ,0uuitsren-s
9qiere. Iom bar en- 5orituasIie at,
al ben toloe 9inter er / 4nmur6;
men ber / ResOlep bar hi Coffin boer
Dag, og mango 5raer ituar enbnu /
Sommeroragt.
ga. fer Oeo aseblep bar 9srren I
Qdr oeliignet os meb en- rig SPIT ug
gooe 0riier. Roiinsrus er mi ale
leOeret paa gatbiisne, og en- Del er
f9rbip for Ndrteo. Men bet er MI
life Hoiinsr altfammen Der peb
Reeolep. Ger tsftss ogfau en- Del
5bebe og alfalfa.
aeeoleD er en- ifsn fife 9p, fmutte
gutftter Os fsjebe @uber, fore 90.
telsrs airfer og 5toler. Gn MP 9si-
ifole ,r unoer Opfsrelie. Den sr
mutt b~eliggenoe meb en- Ifsn uofisi
oner ben tore Sings Rioer.
8er sr 10 Sernbansr BERTH Reeblep
os en- treble BIZ Inort tomme. De,
ar6ejbes Dag % Rat, foa ben Ri
Iuart bliDe farbis.
ga. Reebleb er en- COB plaOs. :
firtelig 9enieenOe fan jsg meboele, 4
Il Glutnin9en at Tibffs Qar bleO bs,
c~rganifsrst en- Msnisbeb unber Hapr
Gbene3sr, pg 9aitor g. So6nien Il
Ten forsnebe airk balgtes til prGi
for Msnigbeosn. MsnigbsOsn bur
tenns lib fgbt gbggegrunb til ei
airfe Der | aeebIsb. Mtn ben is
fla enbnu fife I Stanb til at opfsr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-24
unsoomsmeoe.

ariIfi fanOinaOfife lutherite Me'
niqtep, 5cranton, Sa., inbbpoer bsrs
reo til un9oomgmeoe ! Dagens ira
$50. December. Som, fore ungs,
fra be ForIfeGigs Menigbeoer og fad
Del / 9elfignelisn. S beoes melOe
epsrs aomme % 5iDen, 5 fonmer,
III 81. Sobnfon, Scranton, So., inoen
zen 3 December.
Som meb Bpm om 9errens Beliis'
nelfel - pau Wenigbebens Uegne:
n. g. ~gIemmenfsn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-24

Sirtebpgning; bet er geitemmelien /
ginterns 2pb at foritenne glabfen
peo at inobegne og hpldnte ben men
Stpggetraer.
Om no9en At a0aniteren"s aGfere
bar tent al tiIbringe 9intersn / Cd
Iiforniu eaer at opiege fig et 9iem Der,
Oa bill ieg benlebe oeres Opmartiom.
.Geo pad benne pldbs. 99rmere DIP.
Ipsninger gipes At unbertegnebe.
u. Wortenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-24
GDrreipon0ance
2atimer, Coulter 90 Omesu.

Dor agent for gubI. 9Ouie, 6reO.
So6umien, piI g9ite 2utimer, GouIs
ter % Smegn meb ct goot %llopals at
oanite Bigger. Oct bill o9re Os tGrt,
ON pore genner pil benDtte 2ejligbe=
oen til at foa nogIe gobe oanite gos
ger. Mlr. Sodumien er ugiua auto
~riieret til At mobtage Detailing fer
pore Blade.
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GcnnarO, Hebr.

SIR. anOrep Sontum og 6uftru
tr FOR fort lib iiben rejit til Ql6erta,
CANADA. De er lpttelig TONNE til
S~nnisfail, Is 4 20 Mif fra bet banitc
Settlement, bOorfra Wrs. Sontum
ftrTper til fine 5orefOre, SacOb Nm
hreasien og 0uitru oeb &ennurb, bf.
a.. at bun par belt oDerraftet beb at
Fnoe en- iad imut og tangt fremfrss
Den 8p brief" 8%ngninger, 3
Bantforretningsr@ 0. I.
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6git. % 3affefeit.

Sm SUB Oil, blioer Der 5sftz cg
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fOm fsleer:
5 Gaflenosr 5atigeliesbagen
Dfn 80. RoOem6er, begpnbenbe msb
0ubstjeneite 81. 103 5Orm.
Rolfe1 1. Ssnbag / QoOent, 3.
December. begpnOenoe me6 9ubstjes
nsite Rf. 1O1 Sorm.
8enner ~tnbbpbss puu bet farligitt!
SnomtTbsIfsr ffnbes til unbertegns5e.
so. 6. Senfsn 6 nsboIm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-24
9nd, @is.

Witis Dorotbed gbriitine Iiellen
!rg QooIf .. Ssnbergaarb 6apN
9rDIup Onsoagen ben ID. 9obens
Der. pditor Big forrettebe 8ieIien.
Om Qftenen par mango Slastninae
CO 8enner forfamleoe | 9rubens
9iem bps RieIs 5. Rielien, bbor ri
9aOos en- itpn og bp99eIig lib til.
iammen.
De npg.fte oil NOT forelpbie tage
8Opal / minneapolis. Eli 9Dffs,
AbOIf og @4riitinel
- Cars Sobdnien, Glt 6orn, Sd.,
bar / ben Itnere 3ib ueret Der for At
beiege Sl9gt og 9enner og bel ogfda
for at ie, bporlebes Ri leber beroppe
; Nisconiins Stope. Deb Tomme
2ejtigkb bar ban faa bsloig at toms
me msb til 9rpIlp.
- qditOr Sprenien forloo os ben
10. Ropembsr meo i'm egen gefororing
for Relion, Minn., bans nDe 9irt.s
treos. 5amilien refer lite. for ban
fdar orOnet Sagerns / bet npe 5jenl.
I'll 2pite Og 9elfignelie i 0eres nbe
GmbeOe. paitor Serenienl
- Gn al bore MenigbeOsmeblems
mer, l6ans 5. aarien, afgit Deb Deoen
Manoagsn ben -. Ropember efter
fIere Qars tiItagenbe Spagelig6sbe.
og faa Tigers SpgeIeje. / fit 81. Qar.
6an sfterlaber fig 9uitru iamt en- SIN
cg 10 0etre, ION er 0otsne. Sens
nen Og ben enc 0atter sr gifte, og BEN
pngite 9dtter er biemme bos Mooss
zen. Manoens game Mobtr ooegs
leber BAN og sr bos en- 9atier / Mins
nefotd, bpor ran bar fere Ssltenbe.
Ten 10. 9ooember 6leo ban unber
itor O~eltogelie fulet til 9raoen pad
@snigbeosns airte9aar6. qaItor Big
tuIte i 6jemmet og / airten % for
rtttebe oeo @ra0en.
- vi bar / oisie 3oee faaet inas
lat 9armedpparater unber Dor airte.
SpsrgsmoaIet er nu, ON bet biI arr
6ejoe tilfrebsItiaenbs.
M. Is. SEMEN og 9uitru, ION
/ De iibite Bar Qar bar Ieoet / gpsn
er after rejIt uo paa oeres 5arm
/ 2atetofpn. ION / ben lib bar b9rst
.rentst ub" til beres Ssnner mnrtin
qeber. Yeber. iom er gift, bar
o0ertaget Den Jarm. Tom SEMEN
Tor nOgls Qar fbeu tsbte at peoer
Qnoreaisn.
- g. q. Rielien Deo 9uct Station
bar Tolgt fit 6us til 8. s. peberien.
iom er teubi i6laHbt JOLT for Ilne
elettriiis Batter. 6dn bar MI aabz
net en- Slags misunderstanding.
9gbefummen par moi $3.50.
6. g. RielieH bar faa foreIsbi9
rsntet Ut. Is. Seniens gus, men. sfter
bOdO jeg fOrItdor, bar De not eDft
til at rente en- 5drm iii 5oraaret,
bsIit en- meb 8datuing og life for
IuHgt fra banit lutberit airte.
Den lptteligite lib for S9gtrs
ne er uoen 1pipl Dbrejagtsn, iom er
ti1aot Der Wisconiin fra II. RoD.
til /. December. 5erfru er M Here
hbert Qar, fom refer gaoro pdu til
be fore 5emmeritoOe. Rosle er 10
fad bsloige at fomme tilbdgs meb ).
to DIR, be ifelge 9oOen bar Ret iii
a. brpbe. Wsn man Deb 10 life, ON
be bar tsbt benz. Rogle S9gere fall
ter tDert Qor pan 0atplabfen, og fere
fommer tilbage fom 9rsblin9e. foa
Der CT 10 liOt RiIifo Oeb at beltage |
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Ill Salgs.

st eobt GUS, S 8Rr,lier. meb > yots. /
GaenSdie, Giinn., tiai9e 6us og ? 9ots |
albert geo, Niun.. iamt eH aoo 5orrsinin9 /
GLENDALE os ct 6otel | @latt grope, ytinu.
Wau bsHueuOe is I'll
0ans AnoeriOn, Gaenoale. Winn.