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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
Jim Hill Fighting Iron
Industry of This State
MS ANXIETY TO HAVE FREIGHT FoR sstMPry cans com.
mo WEST MAKES HIM AHrAeeNIsrlo TO WASHINGTON
MINES


James J. mn. president OF the
eroat Northern railway. Ia atranlng
esory Influence at his command 20
prevent the establishment afau Iron
smeltor In Seattle
Thus ia be has succeeded. hui
the scasle IRON 4 Steel eomneuv
witch VII heslu the operation at
% It's rolling mill ne West seattle
within a wcek. expects 90 ralae sul.
hciont capital within short time
To establish a blast furnace
lt u "A fact known 90 hut few
people that nm who has aiwayn
hecn considered the commercial
khafdion % the northwest. has been
knocking 70. as FAT as ita etIarn to
manufacture ita aWn iron ana steel
products are concerned. a. only a
srvat railroad maEnatu can knock.
At urt stance it does not seem
consistent that the president OF a
railroad aYHtam 50 vitality Interested
IN the development OF tho north.
vest a. the Great Northern would
50 peraiatentlY endeavur 20 prevent
the establishment OF an iron amrlf
ms business herr.
Hut after all the explanation Is
sfmplo The Great Narthern'a chief
business within Washington II the
ahipment % les humber and shlnriea
60 the east So many cars dnes this
trade neeusaltate that Hlii has found
tt impossible 20 drum up enough
return trade 10 on up the cars and
they must come back TO Washlngton
empty. This Is a waHienai apara s
ton. That IL why ulil "a endnssvofz
inE "a build up An Oriental EXPORT
iag trade nom this port n l. the
reason that he has drawn hls tcna-
elcs on all attempts 10 establish
iron smeifers here.
As Hill looks al Il. there il plenty
81 pig iron manufactured Al the 9th
er end u hts limo tn Minnesota ana
The territory around the Great lakest
Tie does not want Seattle aud ether
Washington cities % manufacture
their owa plg iroa lie wuald much
rather ship e out 10 ia lie tharr-
g as 81 \ ton FOR the accommodation.
lie Eets The money and 3, gives him
chance 20 I'll his empty cars.
II II for these reasons thar he has
circulated report that ne has
spent $4,000 IN d Ruthless endaav uH
70 open an iron mine in this state
The story - a beautiful myth bus
L has given many ans euterprlslnr
capitalist the cold feet.
Two years ago one % soafiio'a
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GOT LONG
TERMS

Forty years free labor Tor ~ Iute
mill aud other industries vas fur
niahest the state Of Washington or
Saturday morning BY Judge Griffin
when William FreiEhcf. ID Alien.
Frank Henry and ] TliIbury plead
81 guilty % respective charges OF
burglary and highway robbery. and
stood up 10 receive their sentences
Judge Griffin has the reputation
among the bad men IN the north
tank Of the King county jail a. be-
ms a judge who lands hard. and
Is known ~ a many firmly deter
mined 20 discourage burglars.
"atick=up men" highway robbers
and others Of that class whose in
dustriea conflict with the Law. The
four iaWbrnakera we're not there
fore surprised. nor aRreeably diaap-
pointed. They Nere given ten year1
each.
IS. II. PriHk. another dalller With
the iaw. changed his plea from not
guilty 10 guilty and was sentenced
"a two years
John schlanEe was given until
April "a 20 plead TO the charge 81
burglary: G. y. Bishop. until April
ID 20 plead 10 n charge Of rape. and
the case Of s. u. Wingate. Who
pleaded not guilty. vas set for trial
on April II. James Mcclellan also
pleaded not guilty 10 the charge OF
burglary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
COPPER OUTLOOK is NOW
EXCEPTIONALLY BRIGHT
kErcHlKAH COUNTRY SHOWING SOME REMARKABLE ore
DEVELOPMENT WORK Is GRATIFYING TO PROSPECT.
oRs
The prospes, FOR Tho development ore la D

The prospect for the development
Of tho copper Interests IN and about
the southeastern sections Of Alaaka
are greater thla year than thsy have
svuF been since the metal was iifat
discovered in that country More
especially bright IL tho outlook for
the sections around ksirhlkau.
Reports from that section state
thai men are rushing late the coun
trY. ameiirfa are EoinE up. While
manY others have already been CON-
plefed. May mines within a radius
~ % miles ~ Keichikhu are boa
running During the past month
mca numbering from TOO 70 Csc have
been employed ~ the different OPP
orators
The construction of a wagon road
along the nnuk river. work on
which 4 nou beIHK Huahesi furwafa
m rapidly as possible. viii hrInE
about the development of much
property along that section TIE
unuk river Is situated about 60
miles north Of KetchiEaH. The cop.
per development on Prince ~ Wales
island la also showing % exceeding
~ sell The KhYyan Copper com
uanN. whose property o. situated on
thar island. unw has a force OF loo
men AZ work. Tho NlbliFk Copper
company has a force Of 258 men
working ita claims The men have
already taken out 10000 tons Of ore
% an excellent variety The excel
tent showing made hfIhe mines haa
uvertnxea tha capacity 81 the smell
fers on Puget Sound. 10 which The
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The horses which President Ro0ee-
welt viii ride are one white aud two
aorrnlH. selected for their Hufef0ot-
edueaa rather than FOR their beauty.
The guides Who accompanied him
on tho trip are two OF America .
most famous hunters. Jake" borah
and John Goff Borsh viii be chief
guide lie IN crack shot, has
remarkable record as a bear killer
and knows almost every foot 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

ore q brought
The need for amcitera In Alaska
E nos looked upon by tho mining
mrn a. an absolute necessity I've
zmeIlers have been completed dur
ING the winter months. aud are uua
ready 10 fccelFc ore from the mines
on Prince % Wales island and the
mainland surrounding Koiehikan.
4. ~ CuaEroye. an attorney -
Kctehlkan. who has been IN The city
on business for the past few days.
reports that II. A. Meinn has CON
nirtcd the Copper Mountain smelter.
which viii ba the first and largest
independent emeltef In Alaska. The
Hadiey smother Is now also com
pieied and viii open up immediste=
iy.
Jim Bowdcn. who ia superiufend-
lnE TIE work on the Lon De Cur
tain property n Georgia Inlet. south
Of Ketehikan. reports tHht the prop
arty Is doing far better than Was oxz
peried. Experts who have viewed
this property say the ore II Of an
unusually high grade
ne AtnAhh= ~ eHAA f"Ht Na"A ~
Kefrhikan De- also showing q ~
markahle growth Work on TITS
property uaa but recently started
and AZ the preacnt time there are 80
mon employed there Mr. Coagruve
states that the copper mine upcrat=
ara are luhilaut over the brilliant
prospects and predict that the city
81 KetchlEan viii develop into q
copper mining center % no mean
proportions within the next fcw
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
BANKERS IN
SESSION

The executive committee Of the
Washington Bankers association r.
On session az the Hotel Butler. The
association includes tGT bankers
throughout Washington and Idaho.
The place and time 81 the next
meeting Of the association viii be
decided ON. and Il Is probable that
Portland viii be selected and the
convention slated for next July.
Among those who are present are
G.. s. EltiuRe. cashier Traders Ma
tional bank Spokane; ". u Vim
cent. cashier old National bank.
Spokane. Of which J y Farrell IL a
director. ". u. Coleman, a Colfax
banker. Charles s. Brooks. presl-
dent OF the Fidelity National bank.
Spokane. Mr. Purdy, n Whateom
banker. and 4. G. Kaufman. a
prominent Tacoma banker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
SPOKANE POLITICS ON

SPOKANE. wash. April f5.--The
republican city convention is IN ses-
sion, and the democratic convention
will follow IN a few days.
W. II Acuff. who ran two years
ago on an independent ticket. r. the
reform element candidate. and n he
fails 10 secure the republican nom
nation viii probably run indepeBd-
ont again Sheriff DoHHt la "a
POI utility on the republican riato.
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Tha democrats hope to reunlte the
party By means Of The candidacy
of Floyd Dagnott. city comptroller,
who is the only candidate talked o..
Politics are badly muddled over
The struggles between telephone
companies for and against fran
chlaes. and n dispute between the
Warrington Power com pany and the
Spokane Traction company over ter
ritofy.
Mayor Frank Boyd. IN a written
communication. announces hts with
drawnl from the race IN favor Of
W. ". Aruff Mr boyd will prob
ably be appointed state oil tn
Hrect0r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
BIDS FOR "
CRUISERS
MASSACHUSETTS FIRM WILL
BUILD TWO

WASHINGTON. April is.-Hlds
we're opened By the navy depart
meut this afternoon Tor the con-
atructiou OF two fast scout crulscra
the lowest being submitted by the
East River Ship & Engine company.
81 Quincy, Mass. Lowest bids class
/. one cruiser ti,ea9.0oo. two 1851
600 each.
Glass e. one for st.bfo.ooo. two for
f.fGg. 900 each. The Union Iron
works. of San Francisco. was the
next lowest bidder.
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SEiHHing's Specials

Our bicycle friends have been
loyal 10 ~. We appreciate their 10y
atty. We viii show our appreciation
substantially 90 every purchaser ~
a 5000 1905 Spinning cushion fork
coaster brake bicycle buying IL be-
tween April II and May I. All you
have ~ do ia 10 bring this ad with
sou AZ time 81 purchase and ask for
4 credit OF $500. which viii be given
you upon itH surrender. This viii
leave only $500 10 be paid. Below
are q few other next week atirae-
lions for the cyciiat.
l5c Bicycle Bells ...ss....,--..l4o
I5c package Dress Guard Laclng Be
l5c bottle Best Kim Cement -. 90
tt.00 pair Cleveland Pedals. .75e
zoe Eeverslip Nipple Gnp......I 100
400 Spring Seat Post ......7se
Spinnlne's Satisfactory Store
1910 Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
THE MARKETS

The markets this week, as ex-
pocted, finished up with as much
business done as the week before.
There were several cars OF fine ha-
nanas which arrived Saturday
morning, and ten more cars are due
20 arrive the first of the week. a
car OF fancy apples are due the first
OF the week. Fine lettuce Is arriv-
ing on the market every day. The
steamer goods are all cleaned up for
the week Cabbage Is arriving in
very good condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

NEWCASTLE. Colo. April To-
President Roosevelt aud his hunting
party arrived here at 1:{b this morn
Ing lie was greeted By 1000 peo-
pie The president was eating
breakfast when the train pulled In.
bat went 70 tao rear platform and
made ten-miuute address 90 the
crowd
The women Of Newcastle present
cd the president a handsome horse
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CASE DISMISSED

Arnold Bern. Of West Seattle. was
completely exonerated from the
charge Of stealing three logs be-
longing 10 N. +. BEEN a few weeks
ago BEEN awore 10 n complaint
that Bern had appropriated the logs
aud refused 10 return them. At the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

DENTAL special arrived here aud was
greeted b. 10000 people.
The q. A. X. veterans we're lined
mp on the platform and a band en-
tertaiued the crowd during the wait
before the train pulled in.
President Roosevelt responded 10
the cries for a speech and dwelt
especially on his desire 10 be ignored
during his hunting trip.
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trial Friday afternoon lt developed
that the three logs which Bern took
from West Seattle we're his property
and bore bis amrk. while others. be
longing 90 BEEN. we're not touched.
Friends Of Bern say the action wan
in the nature 81 spite work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

Vegetables
Renns. dry. per cwt ta2hd aTe.
small whitea. S226m875: large
whites. t3Ma15; pink beans. s325.
bayo beans. 1875; Lima beans,
green bens t5e 10. wax beans i5c H..
bceta per sack 7bcm ST. 90
Placentia cabbage. sue; caullflower.
dozen, $3.50; garlic, new, 15e.
onions, yellow. N. &c; onions, Fnpno.
&c: young onions. ice bunch.
spinach. crate. h0M75cs lettuce.
dollhouse 2tb0M1Tbs ore. squash.
cinte stf5m3O0s carrots. gtH i.2ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
CHURCH WAS CROWDED
10 SUFFOCATION

SUNDAY PROGRAM
II m.-FrEt Presbyterian Church obligations o. the
, Church TO the WurkinEman." Sickle
p m.-GFand Opera House Announcement"
: Dr. }. Wilbur Chapman This messing fur
p mL-FtFut Methodist Church. For only. Rev
WalisN
spm-Piymoa,h Congregational Church. For sra only
sehaeffer
p m.-FIrrt Prcsbyterlan Church For boys only Row
Gehaeffer.
7.ts D. m.-Servicea In all the daieta
M0NnAYPRogRAM
MONDAY ministers Of The city
Relations Of the Church workinsman" BY Rev asEe
ia the l. n. G A. All ministers are
II ms-Gaod cheer meet. Grad Opera Mouse j.
Chapman presiding
1910 m-Nooa nesting Grand Opera House Henry
Osfrnm.
m-Tsay and parade Of Sunday school members Nee,
the Fourth Neqier.
hidniKht-Moustcf parade
s.4+F4F444 x4#44Ets ~ $500 $500
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4 The thing you can do that A
= viii please me most ON this =
a huntlpG trip is Ia lot me alaae =
4 want u nswapanermen ta 4
4 give me a fair show and not 4
a follow me up 4
n they do. I'm have 10 give =
A mp the hunt 4
Theodore Roosevelt a
AZ Colorado Springs. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

OLYMPIA. April Governor
Mead has protested 10 the war de-
partment against the leasing OF
seining locations on Sand island.
Gaining that such action would not
be- for tho public good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
CHICAGO Markets.

Reports for The star by W. A.
Ryer & Co. liz Columbia street. b.
private wire.
Saturday. April Is. 1905.
Wheat High. Low. Close.
May, 1i6. III. 1884 TO 1I47-S.
July, IS Is. s73-s, SITS.
Sept. SO "a to Sc rs. So IS. So 3-4
Corn
May. 4s1-2. 471-4. CTS.
July. as IS 47 5-s 10 6 80. as
sept. as SIS. a. ga. IS 10 IS Is.
Oats
May. soils. 293-4. 2s3-4 to 297-s.
July. 30 70 30 is. 20 "a. % IS.
Sept. 29I-4. %. 20.
Pork
May. i2.T7. 1870. 12.72 TO 1875.
July. 1907, 1895. 1900 TO 1905.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Atchlson. 30 1-2. S91-s. SILT
Anal Copper. SOLE. SS1-s. IS is.
b. & o. Ill Is, 10 IS. ITO SIS.
Il. r. T., II, 20. 20 Is.
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Can pae, f5f5=s. 1912. 1919
Erie, COM 80 81. q -. a. 3d.
Ills Central. no. Ig8 ~. 1862.
Metfppoliiau. 125 rs. I2z 5-8. I22 8 9
No Pae, 1903. f07 t=s. f07 "a
J.. a ~ l4t1-f. 1f2 IS. 1922.
n. y Central lgl, 1ds -. 1884.
Peoples Gas. los -. 1914. 100 IA.
Penna.. 49, 3-S. 1917. 1868.
Reading. com. 9s -. 1G7-s. 90 Is.
X l.. com. 81 3-a. 80 -. 345-N
So. pacs Cs O g73-s. CTS. "
8tNt'aul. 1876 -. 1888. 1894.
5S~fr. l437 =t ~ u. tf3
Tn. Pae. ts3 49, rs. 1878.
H. 3 s.. com. - 5-saS7 b.
q. s g.. pfds 105 %. fO2 5s8. 1902 So.
Total sales. $4,000 shares.
NEW YORK. April f5+-Jmeph
says ssPeuusylFania r. very good.
70 Will soil eK-diYidcnd 3 per cent
next month. and q quick rise is GER
tain. Take some Atehison. B e. O..
and Southern Pacific They afe
relatively cheap Southern Pacific
viii almost Immediately begin diFi-
denda InduairialB will work high
er. T. s reduction viii be a strong
feature Bpeeiaitles-H G. Friek
was On PhIladoiphia yesterday In
spcetlng Rapid Transit with a view
~ buying he9aiiY iu r."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

REDnING. Cal. April i5-The
people % sinaon And vicinity Of
Mount shasta are greatly perturbed
over rumhiinFa heard Issuing from
Mount Shasta tho past few days
some think the old volcano Ia be
coming active again.
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE In
diefment for conspiracy against Nan
Patterson. charging her with com
nlvlnr with J. Morgan Smith and
Mrs. Smith wronEfully 20 obtain
money rom Caesar Young. has been
dismissed.
LINCOLN. Eeb. April IA
heavy snow fell last night all
through the state Fruit growers
say that the early peach and plum
crops are completely ruined.
EII.ENSBURG Wash. April i6.--
one thousand pounds Of sugar beet
seed have been sent 10 this valley
BY the promoters Of the proposed
beet factory az Yakima. There will
be no large acreage planted this
season. but many test patches viii
be put Ia.
BEI.LtSGfiAM, April iE-In a
conference with the labor Council
and the judiciary committee Of the
city council. State Labor Commits
sioner Hubbard declared that the
clEhi-hour law FOR labor on public
works must be enforced 30 long as
Il is on the statute books.
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COLORADO SPRINGS. April H.
At {. 30 o'clock last night the proal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
Tuere Are No
Gold

Trimmings on the fixtures At
langs, but the Lang Drug Co. g
~ sfors n a fire. large drugstore
al Z Is thaloughly soeked with
ifesh drugs aud medicines
VIE ARE CUT-RATE DRUGGISTS
VI GUARANTEE sATIsFAC-
TON.
We ARE CENTRALLY LOCATED.
Give rs a trial the very next time
Iaa need anything in the drug
slcge line.
IT PAYS TO DEAL At IENo's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
ROOSEVELT I'M COLORADO
THE PRESIDENT THE PEOPLE TO LEAVE HIM AlqA1 OR
NE WILL ASVe TO GIVE Up Hls HUNT

lenrly, accompanied By guides. start
"a for the first hunting camp. ID
miles south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
Pettit's
Lake
Washington
Acre
Tracts
Sunday Excursion

Steamer Acme yin leave Madison
Park. on lake Washington. az 1880
q. m. and / p. m. giving visitors
plenty Of time % look over land.
These tracts have all advantages
q fine county road. steamboat and
railroad transportation. Two sur
pcys have also been made FOR ncW
electric car line. Has beautiful
view u lake and mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

xSm whiai.f...d ssS ,,a maze 1.ssl
ktsustt 1870 biE Phone. Main Ia
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,s--s.i.s srreIsasI Nase. Ehraat.
=. ~. 3l..ssaa ara Diseases of uten
- sSrFs. Hours D 90 l. @ s
= f1sssssi fsnFk
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= eHAMaERs a. AlAsaa 9ailaias
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

BOGER
PlLEGRlMMENS WANDERING
EN- PILGRIMS WANDERING.

Qf SO6n 9unpue. qragtuOguDs,
meo fortlurenbe Nnmartninger at
aeo. aobert Maguire, > D, iumt
5orfatterens 2epnetsbeItrioelie. Mso
100 S%Gutrationer, te9nebe at Bar
narb og andre. 558 Sioer. Snbs
bunoen / S6irtingsbinb $3.50; / bet
Woroffo meb 9ulbInit $3.50.
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= M aanv

6abersleb. - Striten brebtr
ia; ben IS. Suli neolagoe Semrere
ipenoene ogIda Qrbeibet. De bar bog
lie itiaet 9rdD ON bsjere 2en, men
here's o9 MureriOenoenes @%rbejoss
neblGggelie er itet ubeluftenbe At
6enIbn til De itritenoe 6aanblangeye.
Get er, bpab nan talber en- Sbmpatiz
Mitrite, tat / Bert for at itstte Or
beioerne. arbejbernes Strite be-
gDnbte iom betenbt ben l. Suit og bar
oltIda pdret gobt IA 0age.
sra anben Sioe 6erettes, at 3sms
~rerIpenbene ogidd %forldnger bgjere
9sn, oeres Strap guar ub paa AZ qg.
t 3imen ira MI % so pg. ira l. Qus
quit 1906.
0ogeu forub neOlagoe Qr6ejberne
6os 5gmmerbanbler paulIen pda
ainoebol Qrbeibet, ialt 10 Manb. Dc
forldn9er 5imelsnnen for6sjet fra 80
til IS pg. 9tsie Qrbejoere Ttal life
pGre / nogen 5ugforening oa faar
GftIaa ingen Stgtte.
- Striten 6os 3smmerbanoler
qaulIen pua 9inbeool er alerebe OPP
6grt, I~tribes Der ben 20. Suli. Or
fejoerne begbnbte ieen / 9adr Mors
ges, eftsr at Sr. quulien bdOoe be
pilget BEN en- 2enforbpielIe al 20
20. ON 0agen. Som mebbelt fors
langte be ct 5iGeg at 8 qg. / Iii
men, nemIig fra 80 til 35 pe. Or
beibseiber % Qrbeiostagere er oltIua
blepen enigs ON benbeb bet babe, ibet
3imelennen er bleben 80 90. = 8uns
be be eOrise Qtr6ejoere Os qtrbeiosgis
bere life inareit miligt blipe enige ON
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Klar og usvigelig
TIL FRED.

4f 5bomas a &empis. 4 Bigger I
ct 9inb. paanp o%Deriut fra ben las
tinife @runOftrift at S. gelsfim.
pris: inobunben / Sbirtingsbiub.
so Gents.
Canine Bog / iGuItreret prugtuo@
gabe. Sberi9ttelien paa 0onit bes
ierget at qaItor $. 9. 9leboe. Weo
6orOro og 5orfutterens 2eOnetsbe<
IfriOeGie. MaeO Segnineer at SoHs
man, S6norr, BON G~aroIOsfelo, bon
6ubri9 FAINT andre f~remragenoe
&%unItnere. 1923 Siber. 9ris: inos
bunben, $3.50.
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE.
BLAIR Nl'it',t
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grepe6ro. - 9sbsfaI6. 9ad
6jemosjen ira en- 6el6rebeliesonitdIt
/ SDot0Iflunb afgit @aarbeier Senz
nit Glauien al S6nosr 8oaum Spns
bag Gftermiooo9 ben IS. Suli peo
8soen paa 3snber ganegaaro. Gen
afo90e beo fun 45 Qar qammeI.
6dn bar en- briftig % peOerbaftig
Wunb, Der neo Qgtelie dIe 9egne bpor
Fan par tenbt. 8erhos par ban en-
brdo oanit Manb, life ida meget !
Orb iom I 6dnoling. Oct tan iaa
leoes anfgres, At GfuuIen BAR Sfole=
Foreningens 3inibsmano. Ser en-
Del gar iiben obertog ban @oarben
I 9o1um efter i'm 5ober, Der bebe /
6ior CONNER. 6on 6apbe o9ret Ii
otnbe / l9ngere 5io % iegt QG9ebiPlp
/ ben nrpnte 9nitalt. 6on piloe
imiblertib life Undertake ia en- bdnz
ifelig Operation oQ fog 0erpaa ben
lange 9ei biemeftsr. % Mil ira
0iemmet bsbe ban. Meb Sgnnit
Glauien er en- al 9reoe Sogns beo'ie
W9no gaaet bort.
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Trinitatis Seminarium

begynder. ON Gud vii. sin Undervis-
ming for Diet kommende Skoleaar den
2. October. De, som like har faaet
deres fo~rberedende Uddannelse we'd
wort Sainfunds Skole, og ensker at OPP
tages we'd Seminariet, maa kunne
fremlegge tilfredsstillende Vidnes-
byrd for at vere i Besiddelse af den
.nodvendige F%ordannelse SAINT for kri-
stelig Vandel.
Ale Indmeldelser maa we're mig j
Hende linden 20. September.
In~dmeldeiser modtages at, og Fore
sporgsler %angaaende Skolen sendes til
p. S, VIC, Box 4l0, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
KRISTl ~EFTERFOLGELSE.

vi 6. 3. Roienius. llbpals / tro
OberIattelie at 8iitop q. 5. 2ad=
8e. 345 Siber. SnOb. 80 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11
TROENS BETYDNING
HERREN er NIT SKIOLD.

nj SO. 9. s6orn. lab Sioer. 5
OmIlag 25 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-11

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