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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
TO KILL JEROME.
Albert Meyer Wanted to Murder
The District Attorney,

New York oct. 1S.--An attempt to
batter down the door of the office or
pist-Atty jerome was made by Jacob
Meyer, who said he wanted to kin Nh
jerome. Meyer was found by the police
trying TO get through the panels, ana
shouting that Mr. Jerome had failed to
pay him sufficient fees for his services
% a witness In the "red-lighr inyest-
cations q few years ago.
When arrested, Meyer had q bottle Of
morphine and hypodermic syringe in
his possession. The police recognized
him as a man who testified for the
prosecution against, Inspector Gross
prosecution against Inspector Cross,
Capt. Herlihy and Wurdman Reagan,
I'm the red light district disclosures by
Mr.. Jerome. He was aITaEned I'm po-
lice court on a charge Of intoyicatlou
and disorderly conduct, and was sem
fenced to six months Imprisonment on
BlackWClls Island.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
FIGURES ON ATTENDANCE AT
LEWIS & CLARK EXPOSITION
Total Admissions, 2,551.7S0: Paid,
t,5s06t5; Free, 971, 1853; Largest
Month September, 677,703

Portland. Or. oct ls.-Revised fig
ures ON the attendance at the Lewis
& Clark exposition, which we're made
public yesterday by the department on
admissions show that a total OF 255l, %
$50 persons passed into the grounds
during the exposition period. or these,
l,5S0,Gl7 We're paid and 97l 1853 We're free.
Thy largest attendance during any
month was september, with 461 ass paiq
IA days was June. when there was
1868 paid and 209S4 free admissions.
The large proportionate number of free
admissions is accounted for by the fact
that a large percentage Of the $500 EN-
ployes entered the grounds from two to
three times a day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
TRIRTY.FIVE BADLY INJURED.
Several Are Fatally Hurt-Some Res
licences We're Swept Away
Completely.
GREAT CLOUOBURsT FOLLOWS
Town Of Alton Suffers a Deluge Bu
No Loss Of Lie is Reported Streets
Turned lutO Rivers


'" LOUIS VcN ''.'-A tornado S"u's
the village OF sorrento, ill.,, g. miles
northeast of 81 T.ofls las, rfgbt KIN.
l,,. ,,,,, r.-..,-.. -. o. -
PN''''''' '"J"'' "s '' '''''S' VI
NNoW ihfee PROBABLY VIII die, and doc
lUg 10 great amount OF damage Ia prop.
rrfy. Forty ho,,ses c.ar, bl,,.,, e. a..
~
"'''' 'I Carried ItI IRON tNelr Iounda"
TONS Everything IN the track OF tia
tornado was .0ent aVay
nun, ,'u,,L
M DI''L'
Mrs. Thomas File, SO years old.
Mrs. William stewart, 80 years old.
lml.'i,am Mann, 90 years.
n,r-r, '','',', yea. d, q,' ,..,.a
AN -" LIoI ut 4NJ OHhD
Mrs. William Mann,
RANK shields ana TWO daughters.
Mrs. ]. j. May.
Charles Miller and wife.
HenrF nays ana wife.
Hehfy baIloW ana VIE.
WiHanI kirkland ana Wtei she proo-
uolS VIII dle.
MliiAIn stewart VIII probably die.
Hom4o ia, talauy.
MIt. IaoeDe Moore
AT ana MIS' george Ndot,
wi p. ool' 1tlIu'A'
ne Iout killed We're IN their homes
IN dlllerrnt parts or sorrento. All were
Dau,! tusL!eI. me storm approaches
rom lle s"uJl west ana swept through
~ 'n''li lv re- portion or lne Town.
10y Wo.N yi slo W!nu was quickly done
~ NM ~, lu.'oN ru d uedyy uoWhpout OF
s 80 uuae "u9 estaptd injury We're
ror,.5s .'''s pt''. -o.l lChou' out undily
Il, i,,Tol T,e " WIN " tescus tle
a. 49, P.oPlo w 1eHse Ilsnt
dsnris IA 5rs,,,,s4 IL .lsUus,'
some residsncs5 49, ~. GU
nlDtelv Thnss ieet etsrft,,, 80, W. ,lr
yertai i1fo 1e,,rc,r,, i1ar,1 O''-
,,,.,,-r,,,,,,,s,. -, ..,,,l
'h'I IN I'9I ppLLONS TORNADO.
~. Louis Oct lS.-The storm that
poruy wrecked sorrento deluged Alton.
llls where there was a cloudburst. ST.
Louis also suffered from a terrific thun-
der storm
Near Alton no loss Of life occurred,
but the streets were turned into tempo
rary rivers. Fourteen miles distant the
village Of Grafton was deluged and ths
main street was three feet under wa
ter. Ten miles north Of Alton, a Chs
Caga, Peoria & 81. Louis freight train
struck Il washout IN the storm and
plunged down an embanltment into
Branch Creek, containing six feet "
water The cars contained cattle and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
SIR HENRY IRVING'S BODY
IS REDUCED TO ASHES.

London, oct, 1s--At an carly hour
this morning the body Of Sir Henry
Irving was removed I'm great secrecy TO
o. crematorium. the name ~ which IL
not given. whore u was crematod. Tho
secrecy surrounding the event was due
To the desire OF the family to avoid
publicity Tomorrow night the ashes
VIII be taken 90 Westminster Abbey.
where. IN accordance with custom,
they viii lie i'm ST. Faiths chapel until
the funeral ceremony ON Friday. The
residence Of Baroness Burdett-Coutts
I'm Suatton street Piccadllly, which
the Baroness has placed at the dis
posal Of the family. a deputation Of
French actors is coming to attend the
fumarll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
John WALTERS AND WIFE.
Sent to Prison For Five Years
For Forgery.

Helena, Mont Oct 1S.--John Wal.
ters and his wife who said they came
to Bozeman from Spokane and tried 70
raise money here TO continue their jour.
ney east pleaded guilty TO forgery In
the district court and We're both sem
fenced 10 i've years In the state peni.
tenti1ry says q Bozeman dispatch TO
the Record, Walters admitted TO the
court he had served a term in the
Washington state prison for similar
crime
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
British Officers Not Released.

Tangler, Morocco, Oct is.-The report
that tho two British marine officers
captured ny Moroccan tribesmeu had
been released, 30 untrue. but favorable
developments are hoped for iu the
course Of The day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
VIII Restore Wages.

Fall River Mass, oct ls.-M. e. u.
Borden today notified the $500 oper-
atiycs of the iron works mills, owned
by him. that the l2i5 per cent cut In
their wages, made In 1905, would be- re-
stored.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
MOHONK
CONFERENCE.
Dr.. LYMAN Says il Is the Ameri-
can Conscience That Creates
The Indian Problem,
A QUESTION OF CIVILIZATION.
Evil Of Allotment of Laud Pointed Out
Aud Aggravated by Decision Of
u. S Supreme Court,


Lake Nohouk. \. Y. oct lg.-'rhe
,i,, ,r,,,,,,. .,a,s,,,,,,, 80 .l,.,.,,as -
I'm -i''''''" 'V''is '''' ''
the lnlIans and othet dependent pe'-
pies was opened today by Alfred *.
Smiley II WAS ON MIR. SuiIry's invita-.
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NV" ''''' l-,''''' i'' ''N '..'''' ''''-'
ca ln Ule flIlplhos' the hdNal'"hs ana
the Porto Ricans joined with those ,s-
periaUy Interested i'm tine Indians. I'm
,,. In. ,,..,t.... o., r.t.. .,,..t,..t.
'', ''r''' '' ''o''N'
Ihe rev DE- Lyman AouoV, elitor
of the outlook was introduced as the
PIe',o'ns Queer re ueN'e''' inc p''"'
49,, '''' 80
~ Is uAe American conscience lndl
Nltale7 lH' luu'"" propleiu' me An '.
can 'oh9,lth,e ta"s Iol NHai su'"
we vo. pu( Wnal ought we 10 uV
lloW suul. oo,v.VUUg Oh Ptopi'T' u" lI''
sgtN'a llhPei ItDll 'NlI'@e'' 81 'H'D' w.
Voo men ana Women loirlsh ll Iaey, IN
Suasv' 'u customs Gnu III ICue'o"'
te.,'' gn NY Icy ".'N tuI' 'i ''' ~"
80 ~ ,.3' I 'u' W. ,u'"7
Nv M" yyt,r.i,a,,, .,,,.,,,',, a., >''I,.o't.''
az 'nt "I"'e"'s' "S'"'l '' 'N'o'"'N De
,rn ,.,,.. o. ......
ii ,'a ~ ' .', =" -' s,o.I ,79 ,,
,st ,',n.i,,5 ,ri,,,l. %, ~, '''i'
go, h.tr i,,5 ,ll,tt,I ,,,3 '' 'r,,,,...,
I19ii tneir .9na allotted Ii,,,,l,.d. ana ne I.|'s
. 81 S,' i'gi'' i
$500 WI '..o,"b ul'H u"S '"e Wy" IVY,
,tS,ta,,''5 S,'" u',u Wv ,i..,, -.
saN''' nv w a. u.s., SF',''l {l'"'l ''
,, 49,, ',' y g,, a. w ''
LIZ u'lrI l''at .yiI''li U''lu '"1'' u"
''lH "HH Nli'' ll'' 'iI WIN ''"0''i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
Thomas Mills Day Dead.

Hartford, Conn, oct is.-Thomas
Mills pay, formerly editor and proprl-
etar of the Hartford Courant whose
death occurred here last evening, was
the tather-In-law Of Charles j. Bona
parte, secretary OF the navy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
Togo worships in Temple.

Toxic oct is, p. ma report from
Yamada says that Vice Admiral Togo,
accompanied by the admlrals and cap
tains of his feet his stan, and 1000
armed marines and 1000 unarmed, pro-
ceeded 10 the great temple today at
Ise, whore they worshipped making n
most impressive sight.
Vice admiral Togo ig expected to
arrive at this city ON October % and
extensive preparations are being made
for his reception, A huge triumphal
arch rs IN course Of construction in
front Of the Shimbashi railway sta
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18

than anything else IN my journeys
from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific, from
the Canadian line 10 the Gulf, and
that ~ I'm meeting the different audi
ences that they are fundamentally
alike, that wherever YOU so I'm this
country the average American IS a.
pretty decent fellow, and that an that
ts necessary co. order to mako him get
ON well with the other average hmori-
can is that they should know one an
other
AT ASHLAND.
Ashland, Va, oct. 1s.-Prosidort
Roosevelt was greeted by the students
II Randolph Macon academy and the
citizens Of Ashland when ''~ train
stopped for three minutes here today.
Almost every one On the audience car
o small American flag which they
waved and chcorcd as the president ape
pcarcd.
Tho president spoke briefly referring
TO bis address TO Patrick Henry and
Henry Clay which evoked applause.
huge bunch Of flowers was handed
the president on which was attached a
card bearing the following:
our president, A lover OF stren-
uous life and Of fair play aud a maker
Of peace
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18

- - can Afford TO Pay a Few DOL
" YOU Mare for a Thing, Now and
TLsn Than is Necessary, Then You
e nS Aford 10 Overlook the Ads Now
and Then. ------.---.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18

II Knowing Who're 70 Get il is An Ad.
vantage, When Gong 10 Buy Some.
thing, Then You May Start Half
Hour Later IL You Have Read the
Ads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18

The president and his party are max
ing the southern itinerary I'M O. train
OF four cars, vostibuled together and
comprising en- Of the necessities and
Injuries OF travel of which the most
modern equipment is composed The
presidents ear signal brings up the
rear. An observatory room trimmed Ia
mahogany. looks ont over a broad
platform rallied I'm brass, from which
the president VIII make many OF his
speeches Three suits OF two rooms
each one room Of each suite being fur
n.shed with brass bed comprising the
sleeping quarters. In the forward end
Is a kitchen and dining room. Ahead
of this ~ the compartment car Pen
alenu" with two drawing rooms and
seven state rooms This car rs also
rich in mahogany trimmings. Next
IN line toward the engine Is the dining
car Victoria" and then o combination
coach comprising q smoking room and
baggage compartment
The train Is manned with "a picked
crew. nearly every man of which ls The
proud possessor Of experience ON pres
idcntial trains but none OF which can
equal I'm Importance and dignity ana
flourish and big words the veteran
coored porter of the 'Signcl, spencer
Murray. who has been travelling valet
Of every president since the late Mr.
Harrison
SPEAKS At FREpERICKsBURG
Fredericksburg. Va. oct 1S.--PrcH-
dent Roosevelt made the first stop ON
his southern trip al this place About
200 persons We're az the station 10 greet
him. lie said
If wish 70 say TO YOU with all my
heart how glad ! am 10 haYe the
chance 10 visit the states OF the south
Atlantic and the gulf When ] set
through with my present trip ! WI !
have been and spoken IN every state pa
the Union during my trips There Is
one thing that has struck me more
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Gn goganmelOellc.

s ,8d96labet4 / a%eben6abn at q.
Qpr. foretom falgenbe goganmeloelie,
Der giber et fife Snb6lit / Den mere
foroarpe(i9e 9%iterotur. ut fable ben
belaoent er for flint, n t pas.
Ier NOT be0re.
Gn 8o9 a 6r. Carl Is
6r. 6art Gfpalos naitIioite BEG
bdnolebe ON en- 8ris - bans Iibfte
Sep Nfele og bans aareite", 283 G.,
3. %. s. fpnes ~ifreoen al en- @ris.
9aa 5itel6loOet felber ben Jig o@n
6iitorie fra Decentralization" og
bar ogida FOR Ida biot Ret BERTH, fom
6anolingen er 6enlagt til bet I~etstenz
be Qar6unorebe, og en- Del at 9egi@
benfeberne itemmer meb b%irtelig 3iI=
o%ragelIer fra ben Sang. 9ette er,
6boo man tunoe fofbe ben 8. +.
GtpaloIfe Del at gogen = boortil
1oerli9ere mao benregnes ct Qntal
2pngdnge, Subs 0rois!" % andre
al be aetoiIitter, Iom nu bar gjort
3ieneIte / ben bonife biItoriife Ro=
man iioen Sngemanns 0age.
M}en / 6teoet for S%ngemanns %
$. !. Gpalos rble Ribbere og tug
tige Mper bpber GarlGpalb en- Gam
ling balpforitDrrebe Manbfolt %
utugtige aoinbfolf, Jon bet pirfelig.
life er noqen 5ornsielfe at Oare fanz
men meb. Oq bisie perionager la
her ban aqere fammen / en- R9tte
Scener. ioa udnit9nbige og urimelis
qe. ION be tun fan opitda / en- GAM
mel, afbantet 2i6ertiners ubumIte
Snbbilbningstraft
Gn 6orfatter Iom So6dnnes g.
SEMEN bar bebanblet netop famine
9eriobe = Gbriitian ben @nben8 3ib
og 9%on6eoprsret - og ban guar
ianbeliq life at @eien for Gamble
ben. Men bet raa og ibinIte er life
bos BAN Ifitoret meb ben l1nberbunb
al inberlig gelbebag fom 1 6r.GnaIbs
Gortening. Sep Qtelej" er en- at De
aemeneIte Bigger, bonit 2%itteratur bar
ftem6ragt I ben ienere lib, og bet
bill iige life Iaa libt. s. s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Gn tioligere Sfeptifer lfriuer

Ole q. Oil at Sober Cate, q. o,
fortGler ON, boorlebes ban / mango
Mar bar en- Steptitter, inbtil Sme
IiGnbigbeber inbtrdf, Tpm ooerbebiIte
BAN ON bet uretf9rbiqe | bans OPP
fatelie. 9an flyer: osSSeg bar / man
ge Oar en- Steptiffer poa Mebicinens
Omraabe, / S9rbelesbeb meb sSeniDn
til f9rbi9lobebe Mebiciner. grugsn
of Or. peter's 8urito bar imiblertib
oberbepiIf mig pm. at ri Der bar en-
IMebicin, Iom birtelig er en- 8elfignele
fe for Menneitebeben. Seq bar meb
mine s9ne 9jne feet, at benne Wlebis
Gin bar ubrettet, bbab boboe biit fig
at pare umuliet for noeen Cage els
Ter nosen dnben Webicin. Seq benz
tpber til min egen Mobers 5ilf9lbs.
5 @arebis baobe BUN libt af ct Mas
beonbe. Senbes aibelfsr bar forfars
beige. De Mebiciner, Tom 29gerne
foreifrep for benbe. gap ineen Gin
bring = men peb Sialp at 8urito
bIeo en- fulbftenbis aur tilpejebragt."
Or. peter's aurito far punbet ober
og eiort til fine 8enner mango, fom
bar ffeptiite og tbiplebe pda bens les
senbe gsenifaber. Disfe famine ger
MI mere enb noeen dnben til at fpree
be 8enbIfdbet til benre Mebicin. Mr.'
Sle u. 8if er rtu ben outoriIerebe
4gent for 2urito L @oIben GATE,
0dfofd. al y ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
st lDtfeIigt Gin.

@n Bog meb obenIiddenbe 5itel, og
Iom inbebolber 218 Siber, er blepen
mig tilienbt til @ennemlesning. 9g
efter at babe gjort bette, tan jeg anz
6efole 8ogen fom en- COB 8ejlebning
I aanOetige Sing. 9ois noget fulre
n9bnes Iom betegnenbe eIer ejenbom=
meIi9t for 8ogens SnbbOIb, bu fun
De Der iiges, at bet er at frem6ape og
an tueligggre, 6odb man falber opratz
tiff ariitenbom". 5elt igennem for
uoI9ttes Der 99fere, Iom fenber og les
Ter Qibet / Sub, dltfad Soft, fom
life fsrit Ital bel9res om, 6porlebes
be fan blibe beldgtige / Qibet. Sg
ndar man bar bette for 2je unber
Q98nin9en, fad bil man bebIt funne
f~oritad 8oQen og bragg Gbtte of ben.
Og Ida er bet ogidd meget muligt, at
bet bill tomme til at paste, 6odb 5ors
f~atteren Ifriber Sibe 22-23: Seq
er pig pua, at bisfe Blade bill fable /
69n6erne poa ct og anbet @ub8
Barn, Iom juit bungrer og tBrIter Eff
ter Ell faaOant Qib, fom je9 bar be
itreOet." 90 Der bill o9Iod bore man
gen en- Qeier, Der I 1T Snbre bill inbs
rpmme Ell ubtalelie Ipm benne: Seq
er bis paa, at en6ber at eber bar BAIT
| bet minolte nogle guOoommelige u
nelier og @ntp0nin9er at bet 2ip,
Iom je9 Der beifri0er. 6ar bu life en-
ountel 5plelIe af, at Subs Stemme
/ 6iertets 0pb bar taft til big ON
oisTe Sing? 6ar bet life / ben fenere
3ib baret big en- Sorg at marfe,
6oor bit 6jerte er opfpf0t at bit eget
Se924 (Sioe 1851
ga, naar man bolber bet / Minbe,
at 8oqen er lfreben til og ON troenpe
Mennei ter, og naar mai life f%orlanz
ger at finbe 5orttaring ober be eaer
De quntter / 3roslaren, noget. fom
life treber frem / 8ogen = fua fan
2asningen at ben birfe baabe Dbm9>
genOe og oplpftenbe. gogen er OPP
rinbelig ~ifreOen paa Gngelif, o9 man
fan o9iua Iige, at ben en9elffe pratt
tiIte Nanb 9aor igennem ben. Men
ZEN er ba oqfaa ftre0en meb en- COB
Del 9iOserfaring.
8o9en foos i 0oniI6 2ut6. qubl.
9ouTe, 9lair, Rebr., og foIter inb<
bunosn 45 Gents. @enb for ben.
$. geberen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

Den belle Natur er bin Sarpe, bOia
Slang
tun @eIlpb og 9rsit til mig ferer.
Oct lpber iod lifligt, bet toner iau
milbt,
Ret .flinger iom Gnglenes Stemmer.
Utit 6jerte, fOm fsr bar urDligt pQ
bilbt,
i'm Smerte og 8itterbeb glemmer.
Oct glemmer lit Sab til ben drrige
Dag,
3aaren / Moberens gje
aft BARRIER, at ban, fom meb BUILDER
og Drag
nu 4eriter, engung fig ituI bpje.
Cams Scepter IfuG Iplintres, ban itpr=
tee at Sub,
/ Seflernes b9loige 9rape;
og Ratten itaI fsbe pad 6aberens
Dub
ell ebig, / Gbens 6ape.
Nen ielp piG / 6eOielens Zine bun
bg,
min 9amle @eninbe / Sorgen,
men Spnnen, iom fremiprang at 6enz
bes SfgO,
ia! i@trodle | 6immelborgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

be bel boerten giort omit eaer goot;
tbi bet sr pei forbolospis grumme fan,
fom bare l9it BEN; men for Dan
marfs 8ebtommenoe maa bet bore
onberlebes. Der er 1lbtalelierne bleps
ne laite at 3uIinber; og Der maa be
ntpibliomt ogioa bare blebne troet;
tbi noar en- 9iftop tiger bet. og en- Sns
premislion1r befr9fter bet efter Selpz
fDn, bd moa bet 10 bare trob9rbigt.
Sg boab bar man fad opnaaet meo
bisie ip9re 8ei fplbninger2 bette at
itiae Dc banlf ameritanif lut6erite
tirtelige 5oubolb / Ell enonu baarlis
gere Chs | 0dnmdrf eno bibtil %
giort bet enbnu mere tniblfomt emo
bibtil for odnite ariitne I 5Gbrez
lanbet, ON ben bdnife lutberfte 9irte
/ Qmerifa Tan betra9tes meb 3iaio
oa aarIi96eb.
Oct bar unoret mig, at bor 9irte=
itprelie bar tunnel fpnes, at ben not
tunoe tie til npbnte llbtalelier. Del
forefommer mig, at bet mao bare
boaoe oens aet % bens gligt at bebe
bisie TO 8reore / airfen | 8onmdrt
en- en- nnrmere 6ortlaring at beres
llbtalelIer og en- nsiere qa%aoisning
al, bpor Iaabdnne 6or6olo finoes /
6rifirten 6%erobre. Seq bar talbt bet
oioare 9eTfDlonin9er"; tbi bet er be.
giitoppen flyer, at praiterne ere UNI
Der ct iaa6ant 5rpf, at b. nsOes til
at tale Ion grene flo4. og Misiios
nnren giper Mtenia6eoerne areoit for
at spe 5pranni. Sea ipsrger Der
FOR: tror airteitprelien life. at bet
riloe bare paa i'm qldbs at bebe De
to qobe M9no / 8anmorf ON en-
Reoegerelie for beres Orb, eIer msner
BEN, at Sagen IfaI ties ibiel2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19
Noger til neoiatte griier.

8i gar mootcget mango 9obe Dtuig,
Bigger, Tom life er opfsrt / bort 3ata.
log. Samme Ialees Ill neDidt pr:s
iac!ange Splaqet parer. priiern. .r
netto, pq geqerne fenbes portofrit, til
0pluget er uOiOlqt, t ben Orbea. ION
8eItiningerne inblsber. Sfrio mef
bet famine. inben bet er for tent.
Dgsserne beitiues efter Drummer.
275. apsglimt / 8usmsrte. ubbrus
at 81. s. @. @runOtDigs, Ssren
airteguarbs Og aasmus RieIlens
Strifter. ubgipne at SafObe
242 Siber / OmIlug. Nebiut fra
$1.0O til 40 c.
277. Gn pilegrimsferb / bet beGli9e
9anb. of 6. 9enrit S4urIing,
profesior i SbeoIOgi. Meb ct
Sort ooer Seruiulem og 81 Off
bilbninger. 412 fore Siber / Om
flag. Rebfat fra $2.70 til $3.50.
278. DC beuise 9ierge. On Digit
cDlus at &arI @erot oeb g. Sdes
pelern. 76 Siber / meget fmuti
tompontret ginb meb @ulbtrpt oe
Submit. Nebfat fra 80c. til 65t.
279. N~orbenftislos Reiie omtrin9
Niien og europa. populart frems
itinet af u. 9ppgaarb efter bans
9~agbs9er. 356 Siber / Omfug.
NebIat fra $500 til $3.50.
280. Sors. Gn 9efribelfe at aloits
ret, Itabemiet, 8irten, 29reanftdIs
ten os Corp nermeite Omesn.
Mse acrt ps talrise / Sefiten inoz
latte 4fbiloninser os oplpienbe
Sobler. 4f ST.. 9anien. fb. 4bz
iuntt. 108 Siber / Omfta9. HeOs
tat fra so {. til 40 c.
282. Sra 9ibenffabens 9erben: o.
0anftes 3ultur | 9ifingetioen-
Nf 8. 5. u. Morfaae. az Stber |
Omndg. Rebiat fra 40 c. til 90 {.
283. 8orserIise QUITE. Serlie
asbenbapns Observation-Disclosures
154O-1630. Mf q. Mejbors. SO
@. Smn. Te's'dt fra soc. til 40r.
284. airtens Wrbejoe / be fore 9ntr.
Msp iarIist 5snblit pao ben tir>
tsIis. RIB / &sbenbapn. VI !Sens
!. m listing, Sic. tbeol. SO Siber |
Omnas. Rebfat fra go {. til % c.
285. Sotob. 8shmes 9beOiophi. en
reIieionspbiIofppbiff os bosmutif
unberfsssife. MI s. 5enrit Sdar.
ling, profesfor | Sbeologien. Self
frift Nb ltnibtrfitetets Girehuns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-19

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