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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
Visits Hoboken Terminal
Buildings in New York
Causing Loss Of S55O,OO0---
Fortunately No One Is Injured.
Two Stores Are Burned Out in Washington,
D. C.---$I0O,0OO Loss.

New York, Dec. 20.-Thc Delaware
Lackawanna X Western Railroad
which, Il few months ago. suffered The
less of its Hobokcn terminal buildings
py fire, sustained a still heavier dam
age today when the splendid new fer
rs terminals Of steel frame and sup
poScdly tirrproof construction at the
foot OF West sd street, Manhattan
were burned. Wo"kmcu were putting
the finishing touches on the building
when the fire started shortly before the
noon hour. The flames quickly comnu-
nicated to the new ferry houses OF the
Central Railroad of New Jersey which,
with the LackaWanna terminals, were
considered the finest ferry buildings in
the East and this structure also was
almost destroyed.
For time the fire threatened the
Pennsylvania and Erie ferry houses
but these We're saved through the hard
work Of the tiremcn. The loss is eSti-
mated at more than half a million dol
lars. a careful search up to a late hour,
tonight failed to show that any lives
were lost.
slight fire occurred at > o'clock to-
night in the storeroom of the Lacka-
wanna Railroads temporary terminals
i'll Hoboken. the blaze being controlled
before serious damage was done. The
StorehOuSe adjoining the temporary
terminals i'll Hoboken ignted, the blaze
being controlled before serious dam
age was done. The storehouse adjoin-
ing the temporary ferry ferry build
ingS at Hoboken.
The fire started among paints and
oils. There was considerable excitement
among passengers on a fcrryboat in
one of the Hobokcn slips, but they
V ere quickly treasured.
The rescue Of 100000 worth Of tick
cts ana cash from safe in the Jersey
Central Offices was 4 feature Of the
fire. a. II. JaciSin, an Office Of the road,
ran t. the safe and got possession OF
the Valuabcs before he was overcome
by smoke. Two clerks carried him out
Of the building.
Three hours after the fire started four
Workmcn iii the L1ckWanna building
we're reported missing by their boss and
one of the keepers of a news stand
could not be found by his employers.
Hundreds of trunks are reported to
have been completely destroyed i'll the
two burned terminals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
GREATER THAN EVER
Russia viii Emerge from Present
Crisis Says Nj. Shipoff.

New York. Dee. Gothic st. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Herald cables an N
tcrview secured last Saturday win NJ.
Shipoif. minister of finance, who WIS ask
ed as to the extent to which The govern
mcnt suffered by reason OF tn" polltical
agitation and particularly tine recent
prolcta1iat manifesto in winch thc hiilk-
rurtcy OF ;hc government was trufnpCttd
Il do not seek to conceal the fact. tn"
minister said, 'that the movement has
made itself felt among us. Coming on tn"
head OF our recent war, 1t could n"t pc
otherwise. But don't think Tor Il minute
that We experience any alarm or anxiety;
How often have you seen Il young anu
sturdy organism Frustrated by Illness
which has been inSdiouSly creeping on .
Have You not often noticed how an i'll
man, aided by a robust constitution.
throws off a malady and after Gonzales
c"nce. energies from the SICK room
stronger and moro capable than ever?
''rhlt is the position of Russia just now.
TIL" Illness is i'll no way Ital, nor VIII inc
Convalcscence be protractcd. / cannot say
exactly when the patient Will be able t.
got out Of doors, but, rest assured he VIII
not dc. The medical attendants are absO-
mtcly sure of that.
The revolutionary party has E"en try
ing to make capital out of the alleged I'M
pending bankruptcy of til" government.
hut it is going too far to apply III" word
bankruptcy to the government of 4 great
country like ttuSsia. ] authoriz" YOU to
state positively that the Russian treas
ufN - III itb ulliltuilN ilbI w ~ lDitN'f''
any possibility of financial trouble
"rhn rcvolutionists make 4 strong point
Of having touched Il weak spot by 6ndcav-
orirg to bring about Il general h"NC1tt
If vodka. That is nnotho" OF their ram
dom statements. 70 show Nou how I'M
founded it is. just look H.
Opening his portfolio. the minister nrl!
cd out Il document showing 'hr result To-
the treasury Of the spirit rnnpnnlE for
tho period from Jan. to NOV. -, 1!"'.
Actual income from that source exceeded
by more than l0.Oo9N10 ro,Il,I"s; tSl.o00. $500
the amount estimated i'll the budget for
1&i1.
Now you can judge" continued ".
Shiroff. how wild is the association OF
our opponents"
Great uncnsiness prevails abroad
among Comnerclal circles Interested IN
Russian business" was suggested.
Tint unfortunately is only too true"
replied the minister. 'and no doubt it win
take time TO diSpel the mistrust but You
will sec that confidence viii speedily bc
restored"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
RIDGELY MAKES STATEMENT.
Says Failure Of Chicago Banks Was
Caused by Directors Investments.

Washington, Dec. 20.-Comptrolcr
of the Currency William 3. Ridgcly
today made a statement in regard to
the trouble of the three Chicago banks
controlled by John r. Walsh.
Speaking generally in regard to the
matter he said:
Il have no report to make to any
one as the newspapers state ] have;
al reports are made to and end with
the comptroller OF the currency who
reports only to Congress. In all cases
the facts in regard to what has been
done in the banks and the evidence
we have of il arc given by the cx
anincrs to the United States district
attorney as soon as they are known.
Ii is for the department of justice to
say whether the evidence rs we find
it jusiifies criminal proceedings. what
facts shall be given out and how the
cases Shall be conducted.
"rhc trouble with the Walsh banks
was due to two things which are al
ways dangcrOuS-the holding of large
amounts of public deposits. and the
managing officers of the bank being
interested in outside enterprises re
quiring the use of very large amounts
of borrowed money which they sup
piled from the funds of the bank in
larger ami larger amounts. No bank
whose officers are using it's money to
any considerable amount, is ever free
from danger. There is seldom fail
urc which is not due to excessive loans
either directly to the officers or to
various concerns in which they are in
some wy interested. There was no
money stolen from the Walsh banks,
OF shortage in their securities.
John Il. Walsh was for many years
considered 4 very successful and con-
servntivc banker. but he br"nched out
more ana more into other enterprises.
He owned a large Chicago newspaper.
three or four railroads, coal mines and
quarricS and had real estate and prop
erty of every description. He is man
of marvellous energy and fine ability.
His companies were well organized
and conducted and he might have
succeeded. as he always had in the
past, if he had not undertaken too
much for his capital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
WITH EXCEPTION OF TWO,
All Persons Injured in New York
Wreck are on Way to Recovery.

New York. Dec. 2O-With the cx-
ccption of two, all of the injured in the
wreck of the Stamford and Poughkeep-
sic trains ON the New York Central
viaduct last night were on the road
to recovery today. R"V. Daniel Bella
the Hungarian clergyman of Port
Chester, who is at the Flower Hospital,
vaS in Il very grave condition today.
He is suffering from shock, compound
fracture of the jaw and 4 fracture Of
the right arm. The fingers of his right
hand are crushed.
Edward EIeist Of New Rochelle
whose skull is thought to be fractured,
is still in a serious condition.
Samuel Foster of NorWalk. Conn, q
brakeman, is Still at the Flower Hos
litll ana j.. G.. EcckWith ct Greenwich.
conn. is at the Presbyterian Hospital.
From this hospital Roy. William b.
Walker of Greenwich. who suffered a
fractured rib has gom" home. j. J.
Dyer of Stamford. Conn. is at the
Harlem Hospital suffering from pos
sill" Internal injuries, but the physi-
cians *9t tha1 H. Will rccnvcr John ID.
Horn, engineer Of the Pougil;crnsie
train WAS arrli@rcd before Magistrate
Whitman on Il charge of ho!nici,lc ana
was rrmandcI to the custody Of the
coroner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
TWO FIRES m WASHINGTON.
Destroy Two Stores Entailing Loss Of
,O00-Covered by Insurance.

WashiE Ston, Dec. 20.-WaShington early
today was visited by two fires entail
ing m approXimatrd aggregate loss of
800 900. At one of them four women W"t',
rescued. bling carried down ladders by
iremcn.
The first fire was discovered in the
building of the II. Fl. Ju'ig Piano Co. l20f
6 street. Northeast. 1T was there that
the women were scucd. The flames
were soon under control in that building
hut later they exceeded to tn" Nuddiman
4 Cos. gas fixture and lamp store adj
joining. damaging the building and stock
considerably.
The tiremou were still working on this
fire when another alarm brought TIN" fire
men to the Viciuit" Of Ninth street and
Louisiana avenue" the heart of the COM
mission house section. Til" tire Their"
burned fierccly but by . O'Clock was I'M
dor control. The Majestic III" tire adjoin-
ing one Of the buildings destroyed was
saved only through heroic work of the
hrencn.
The latter fire started in the aGricuI-
tural implement establishment Of i. IL.
HciSkcll, .Jr., &. Co. two doors from the
Ma icstiC theatre, and soon extended to
feed stores On either side, those Of IL"
Hodge & Mcdowell 90. and IIcndri"kson
& 90. and burned through +" Louisiana
avenue. taking in the commission houses
Of Isaac W;ilcrStcin. Joseph FCrraro and
Ellis & Co, all of which were destroyed
The commi!;Si n houses n; Joseph III
GiorGio & GO. and n. J. Ward & Co.
wcr" Partially burned.
The total loss was partially covered by
insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
FIRE DEPARTMENT STRIKE
In Warsaw Demanding Increase in
Paw or Fires Can Burn.

Warsaw. Russian Poland, Dec. 2o.-I:m
Moves Of the fire department struck this
evening. They demand IN increase of sal
ary and refuse to take out the fire en-
zines unless it is granted. The Polish
m,tionnI party has ordered tn" shOpkc"p-
rrs to remove their Russian signs i'll or
der to Polouize the city.
Adyicns from st. Petersburg say that
thc railroad men of tie capital win strike
III midnight. Ii is belle, cd that the men
on Inc Warsaw roads will join The strike
FRIDAY 1t is reported from Nicholaiv.f.
in the government of khcrson, That tw"
iuflntry regiments r"VDltcd today and
that u earsuinary fight cmsucd. Details
In. IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21

Boston police are searching the city
in the hope Of locating Edwin st.
George Banwell. bank teller, who is
wanted in Toronto, charged with the
embeZzlement of more than 1000 in
cash from the bank in which he was
employed. Search is also being made
in the pawnshops for several thousand
dollars worth Of jewelry which was
stolen from the residence Of w. X.
Pierce at Syracuse. N. Y, Dec. IA. 1t
is believed that the thieves are in Bos-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
RETIRING PRESIDENT
OF Ginners Asso., Says Cotton Crop is
9,67o,86O Bales.

Dallas, Texas, Dec 2O.-J. A. Tav-
Tor. the retiring president of the Ma
tional Ginners Association, said to-
day that the official report of cotton
ginned would be given out later He
authorized the statement that the
.olai crop Funning bales) up to and
including December, will be 9,67S,SSO
bales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21

Brookline. Mass, Dec. 2o.-Mr. Conlny
was aCtiv" in the performance" of his;
duties as late as last night. II" was born
ut Lowell oct. II, 1885. ANA WAS educated
i'll the public schools of that city, at Holy
Cross College and at st. Sulpicc Seminal
~. Montreal
He was master Of the Mann School ut
Lowell from 1876 to 1SS2 ana Of the Butlc,
School, that city. in tho followirG two
years. He was then elected &urerInton-
dent of schools i'll Lowell, serving until
1N'f
Mr.. Conley was then called to- Postnn
to serve as ore of the supervisors of the
public schools and he served in this 10
sition until his election as superintendent
in 1901.
Since 1899 he has been member Of thn
state board Of education. fc is survived
by 4 widow and several children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
THE BLOW FALLS.
Continued from Page One)

les are begging the authorities to i'iIhish
them with arms for the rlIrn"S', Oh =,
ganizing II militia for sclf-rr"ttcll"I, -,
Sebastopol new mutini"s nave occur .',
and 1870 soldiers have been diSafih't, ''I'
are under guard. The troor$ ~ \hlr-
kon have reVoltcd and the lhlithittii'S
are still administering the city.
The weather has hrcomc very c"ih' i"'n
snow covers the country 50 far south rs
Kicff. ana it is believed that n lew
DAYS hunger ANA starvation VIII rhSliV
drive the ,"plc to dcspcr ttion ana pro
woke urs'iSinGS ana attacks on strikers
and perhaps general pilHGc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21

London. Dec 1O.-Thc foreign Office
has instructed tho New Foundland
government to mako the stricteSt in
quiry into the cnmplaint Of the state
department 1T Washington Of the sciz-
ure of an american fishing smack at Il
Newfoundland port & few days ago and
also of the reports that Newfoundland
fishermen have been guilty Of cutting
the nets Of American fishermen. The
british government strongly disup-
proves IF any aggressive action on tho
rart OF any British subjects pending
Il settlement of the whole question uil
which the two governments are now
engaged.
According to the British authorities,
the Nrwfoundlanders have not been the
only offenders, it being alleged that
American vessels have been guilty Of
contraNcnti"us of the laws pr"hihjinG
the engagement At Newfoundland
puhtS ana taken outside the three mile
limit whore they board American YES
sells. TIC British government has COM
mumicatcu, through Charge D'Atfaires
Garter. with the state q, partmcnt III
Washington in respect to this feature
OF the case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21

. warsIir TO the Baltic is denied by tn"
foreign Office officials who said that the
,,,,nJc pr,Isqia today, will not g. any
further. The British officials are conf.
dent Of Russians ability to protect foreign
subjects and op,. ac n 1c %tl i'' c n%d d
extreme necessity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
FORGING PENSION PAPERS,
Eli Higgins Of Oakland Placed Under
Arrest Wednesday,.

Oakland, Ne. Dec. 20.-Eli Higgins
was arrested today on the charge of
forging the name of his grandmother.
Mrs. Hannah Penney, on an order for
her pension papers. He will probably
be given hearing tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
COUNTS ESTATE LAID WASTE
BY Peasants Who Plumber and Burn
Buildings in Bogoroditsk.

BOGoroditsl1. Russia, Doc. 20.-Count
Eobrinsky's estate has been laid waste
by the peasants who plundcred and
then burned the mansion and other
buildings. killed 100 horses. drove off
the cattle and carried away the grain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
BRITISH BOATS LAY IN WAIT
At Riga in Readiness to Rescue British
Subjects in Case Of Trouble.

London. Dec. .0.--Iicyond Keeping two
F;ritiSh merchant steamers in readiness Ut
Riga for the removal Of British subjects
III case of necessity, the British govern
mcut is not taking amy other action in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
A REAR END COLLISION
Between Passenger and Freight Train
al Ballardvillo-No One Injured.

Aniovcr. Mass, Dee. ga rear end
collision between Il passenger train
and Il freight train occurred on the
Boston & Maine Railroad, ut Biilard-
vale late tonight. No one was injured.
a Bostom-bound freight train was
shifting cars ut that station 1T 1040
when passenger train No. So. from
!laVcrhill for Boston with about 800
pass ngers, r;sn into the rear OF the
freight.
Thn passenger engine was badly
DANA Ged ami the pa&sonGcrs were all
badly shaken up but no cars were de
rallied.
I'll" passenger train proceeded to
Boston after an hours delay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21

The Japanese cigarette has made its
appearance in London. 1t consists of
half an inch Of broad strips of choc-
olate-colored tobacco, to which is at
tached a card board tube an inch long.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
MORTGAGE FOR SALE f!

RATE S PER CENT.
Security, City Of Augusta kcH
Estate, on one of the best streets III
City proper. Good location.
Worth $4,000. Title perfect.
Fully insured for more than mort
gage payable to mortgage in case u
loss
Interest payable seni-annually, COZ
Iocted free and guaranteed.
w. D. HUTCHINS, Manager,
E. A. Strout Farm Agency, Loan DeP''
335 Water street, Augusta, Name.
dl2eodn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
GEORGE S. CONLEY
Supt. Of Boston Schools Dies of Heart
Oisease--Aged So Years.

Boston. Dec. 2o.-Gcorgc r. Conloy. s,r-
rcrintcndont Of schools in Boston. died
suddenly at his home here toby Of heart
disease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
SOLDH BY

WEBER q HEWETI, i
GEO. D. HASKELL,
MERRILL BROS,
GEO. w. WADLEiGH.
A. M. BROWN,
r. r. WELSH,
EDISON LOCKE,
AUGUSTA
r. M. MOVES,
J. z. CUNNINGHAM,
FARMERS SUPPLY CO.,
CHAMBERLAIN & LADD,
A. A. BRANN,
GARDINER
CHARLES II. CLARY,
A. C. HARRINGTON,
HALL0WELL
JACKSON TOWLE,
WINTHROP
A. NJ. BOWMAN & CO.,
MANCHESTER
Ell COVE,
WHITcoMB & CANNON,
MORRILL, G. CRAIG,
e. D. CORSON G. CO.,
WA EhVlLIE
w. w. NYE CO.
FAIRFIELD
ALLAN 4 POLLARD,
WINSLOW
w. (. RIDEouT,
B0WDOINHAM
O. .. 6HERBURNE & CO..
RICHMOND
FRED p. EMMONS,
BATH.
r uLlEH nOLWAY COMPANY
DISTRIBUTORS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21
AMICABLE SETTLEMENT
or New Foundand Fishery Trouble
Expected-Engtand TO investigate.

Washington, Dec. 20.--The state de-
partment has received some bitter COM
plants from American owners Of fish
ing vessels against tho Newfoundland
officials for interfering with what they
regard as their treaty rights to fish
within Newfoundland territorial wat
ers. only u few days since an Ameri-
can fishing smack was seized at New
forndilnd port because, several months
ago. she had. ii was alleged, shipped
some Observation-Disclosures from the Bay Of
Islands. The American ship owners
fit this was an infraction Of their
rights to ply their vocation in those
waters as granted by treaty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21

Motoring is now 50 popular in the
British navy that some officers carry
their ears atloHt with them. The Au-
tocar says Lord Charles B&resford
Is ono of thom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-21


over years doctors have en-
ETWY dorsed Ayers Cherry Pcctora for i
EVC0K ,Tgy1gS coughs. bronchitis,
w ~S<sS A0S@'~ hard cases, deg
peratc cases, Old c@scs. YOU can trust
Bronchitis &C.. '::;;;:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

gobe Sag lite ital pere frinlust / en-
u6rugelig getemmelie. men mau
TONNE rem for at faa i'm rette Orb
ming. Seq tror, at tunOe man faa
s. reosmisIionen inO / i'm rette Sen
oe, oa pilbe ben blipe en- COB oefte=
tang for port SnOremisfionsurbeiOe
Ter, faa biot ieg ian ie. tranger iii
en- M Smpuls. Der inbtommer
en- COB Del Qsnge / por Sn=
premisfions : &asie. men be bar
re life Renter NOT; Der opoprtes
lite not oerfor al DC mango 6eOeegne
blunOt port Soft / 80 og pua 2ano.
"Qleier cher RpInno" Ser. 4, y
Dor efterfpl9es meget mere ! port
MisTonsarbeioe; % beriom Sreosz
misTonen funbe bjaIpe os BERTH, b0il=
fet lea tror. bpr ri ba lite BABE ben?
Seq mener 10!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

vi inbrpmmer biIigt, at bet ilet
lite er let at ifripe ct goot Referat.
= itripe. iaa 9aierne faar en01unos
imag fra bet Wlgbe, Der meooeles fra.
Oct 6eoite a maaite i be Feite 3ilz
faloe life ~eqentlig at referere, men
at fortane % gengfoe Snbtrbt ira
Mpbet. W}eooeleferne fra ct Mp5e
BURDEN BELT i~noitr9ntes til en- Spal=
te eQer to.
Oct er gpOt not - fra Meobeles
rens She iet - at giDe Rebafteren
5ri6eo til at dfforte bet inofenbte.
U}en Def er en- 6ribeb. iom Ri nBbig
ger Drug at. ut dfTt9re en- Stump
FER og en- unben Der. bet buer life,
I9rlig ba life At Ct pelItrepet Re
ferat. 0g gennemgao bet belle, til
egne Dc 5anten o9 faa a~fitrtoe bet
fortortet Stiftelie. bet gibes Der life
lib til. Oct bele MAJ / RegIen ta9es
eler brages.
Men lab eoer MI lite afitratte ira
at ifripe, 8enner. 9rpp Blot pao at
itripe fort % goot. fit iammen=
trangt men lipli9t. Sua igen 5at
for boert ct 8iorag ira @ennebaano.
Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28
Gt Genneorb til Heferenter.

5srff 5df for ebers llleiligbeb Og
s5nteresie for 9ldbst. Oct or meo
@lebe, hi mobtager Meobelelier fra
be forffelige Ggne inOenfor Samfuns
bet, i9rlig ogfao fra arebsmgber og
Wisiionsmeber. gi f%Orffaar ogiad,
at Tfige Mebbelelier interesierer bore
a9fere. ,8anferen" fer bet besuoen
fom en- at fine OpguDer at bGre ct
Mebium, bborigennem bore Qdnoss
menb pua be forftcaisc Ggus | bet
tore 2anb fan itaa / 5orbinbelie meo
bberaHore.
Men i0rIig d~nadueHOe Referdter
ira Wisber bar pt en- 9enftiIing =
mon life iomme af benz bliDer len=
oere enb snfteligt? Saa %foretOmmer
bet os. 8i er bdnge for, of ndar ct
Referat fra ct Wapbe optager en- bel
Sibe eller Der ZEN imob. at bet 5d
tratter Q9Terne. 0esuben burbe
8fdbet be[er life CINE fda megen
glabs iii eet Referat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28

3af efter min egen Sjals 5relie
CO 6eaiggsrelie % n9it efter 0}enis=
beosarh2joet ligesr Samfunosarbej
ret, @uos 8iges @erning / Den fer.
canite Strife, mig paa 6inOe. % fom
iaaoan. Tom Sdmfunospen. oit ieg
aerne fremfatte noqle getragtninaer
/ ,,9aniteren4 ON forfeGige 3ing
Samfunoet. 6pao Der / ben Retning
pil blipe Ifrebet ION min OpfatteIie
bill maaIte life altio fable fammea
meo onbres 5oritaaelie at 6d9sn;
men ie9 6soer ON. al bet ma bli5e
i6utommet. at ieg %ifrtper iom Gam
funbsoen % bar efter beoIte gpne
Samfunbets BEL fer 2je. 6srren
itbre Sinb og 9ante. Orb og Ben;
ban GRE, at hans Rabn maa poroe
feaiget. at bans @inie mau re. % IT
bans Rice mao tomme ogiaa til o..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-28
Is. NnOefiens GOentDr til
fortiat Soruebj9lp.

RimeligDis er bet flers at pore
Qaicre befsnot. at 5Orlagsbog6dnOs
fer !6r. &. Rasmusien / Minnsapos
liz Tor bel Ell BAR 2Gdr FOsn ubgap en-
Canning af 8. g. g(nberiens Gbsns
tor % folgte famine iaalebes, ct
6~albbelen at 5~notagten tilfaIbt Zen
odnfe airtes gsrnehiem / Gbieago.
6r. Rdsmusien bar MI tilbubt OF
ialge gogen paa FANNIE 9iltadr |
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