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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
STOCKS UNLOADED
EVERYWHERE.
Pressure on Long Stocks ana Con.
siderable Declines Result in
Consequence
THE BEARS TOOK PROFITS.
They Were Very Bold aud Their At.
tacks Dislodged Large Stop.
Loss orders.

New York, April 20-The opening deal
ings showed some pressure OF long stock
and considerable declines resulted, stocks
were unloaded in great volume In all di-
rections with occasional feversh rallies
on bear proht taking. Amalgamated Cop
per with an intervening rally Of a point
fell nearly points and Smelling .. Union
Pacific dropped 3l2 with blocks OF 1000 to
1000 shares coming out. New York Cen
tral lost 3la and st, Paul 3M. Tenness &c
Coal fell 3A, Sloss-Shefheld 3, Colorado
Fuel 2A and United States Steel pre-
ferrcd l&. Illinois Centrars loss was ~
Northwestern 3h. Delaware d nuds n "a
while declines OF / TO were almost uni
Nersal Chicago, ST. Paul Minneapolis *
Omaha dropped T. Northern Securities IN
the curb sod of over ! points. here
were some nttul rallies again before mon.
Bonds became easy IN sympathy with
the break in stocks.
The apparent paralysis Of the demand
made the bears bold and their attack dis
lodged enormous stOp-iosS orders. Prices
clumbled rapidly ana holders became
alarmed and threw over their stocks. lue
break IN ST Paul reached 5l2, Union As,
New YORK Central 49, Metropolitan Sc
curltios AZ, smelling, Colorado Fuel ana
Tennessee Coal ana hon Al Amalgl-
mated copper. Chesapeake d Ohio, Nor
folk Il Western and Reading were among
those losing between and points, There
were rallies again running to a point be-
fore the hour expired
Prices sagged again after a dun ana
steady interval but did not get lower
than before The resistance SHOWN in
duced some covering 10y shorts and a
more effective rally followed ST. Paul and
Atlantic Coast Line recovered @ Union
Pacific and Amalgamated Copper recoy-
cred " and quite "a number Of others
a point The market showed some SOFT
ness again before O'Clock.
Prices melted away again In a threaten
ing manner to about the lowest when call
money Hurried. There was strong resist.
ancc which rallied St Paul to above Isl
and lifted l., Il y. to liS Enormous
blocks came out again and prices went
down, ST, Paul New York Central and
Amagumated Copper broke through their
previous low levels, ST. Paul losing as,
New York Central jA, Union Pacific 3,
and Amalgamated Copper - The closing
was exceeding active and weak.
Close: Money on call strong and high
er, 2Au6la per cent, closing bid 3, Offc ed
51a per cent Time loans slightly cas- er
% and ~ days 3AU3G per cent, six months
3l2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 4aila per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at i.S6 2Oai. rs
for demand and at 4SiijqiSi,5O for 70.
day bills
Posted rates, i.&hi.S7
Commercial bills, 4Sibdi Ai4,
Bar silver, n,
Mexican dollars, 4ii2
Government bonds, steady; railroad
bonds weak,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
LOCAL MARKETS.

The markets this week are well sup
piled with vegetables and there are
fresh pineapples and tomatoes from the
sunny south, with strawberries from
California, The latter are retailing
now Mt two boxes for 30 cents, and
appear to be In fine condition. There
is q slight rise In the wholesale price
Of eggs, as the scarcity i'm this line
continues, The local fish markets were
strengthened this morning by the ar
rival of plenty OF halibut, salmon. bass
and quite n variety of fish an told
The prices obtaining today are as fol-
lows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
PRODUCE,
CHICAGO

Chicago, April pa break Of 4 cents
a bushel occurred here I'm the price Of
wheat for May delivery The sharp re-
action was said to be due to heavy iiqul-
ers, The action Of the market today gave
indications Of a possible abandonment by
the Wall street COteric of the deal IN
May wheat No evidence was disccrnlble
however, Of any concerted selling move
ment on the part Of the eastern specula-
tors. May opened at l,l3Hl 1871, ana for
time held comparatively steady. Later
sentiment In the pit became extremely
bearish and prices rapidly declined until
May touched l,09i2. Distant deliveries also
were weak Influenced 10 large extent
by general rains throughout the winter
wheat belt
Cash; Wheat-No. 2, red, 1l2dl 13is; No
g. red, lOOdll2, No, 2, hard. llldl 70;
al "A; No 2. northern, lO7all2; No, B.
spring l,O3a1.12.
Corn-No. . BqiSb No, 3, 47Aai7ls
Oats-No 2, 3Od3Oh No 3 2e4n29N
Later, under heavy liquidation, the May
option broke sharply the price declining 5
cents from the highest point Of the Gay
Selling was general and was parti iuate /
I'm by a number Of commission hous as
supposed TO be operating for the wall
was at l.0Sla. Meantime July sold m 10
SOS During the last Few minutes the
market rallied slightly on covering by
shorts, but tho close was weak, with May
on 3M at llO July closed at S&NS1A a
net los Of lsuA
In corr the market closed steady with
July up Mdh at ijMdHA
July oats opened V To 4 lower at 2lh
TO 2l3s and sold up 10 2gi2
July pork was on 2la Mt 1915 at tho
opening. lard was unchanged 70 a shade
lower aud ribs were on a shade.
Close, Wheat-May llO; july Shds1ia
Sept. S2i.
Corn April, as; May, i7Adl7M; July.
I@ai7A Sept. i7ssMi7A
Oats-May 293d; July z9ha2gl3; Sept
2S7sUg.
Parkway l2i5; July 1915; Sept,
l2.Sii4
Lard May 7l5d7l7la. July, I32lsa7.3j:
Scpt 7liRa7D,
Ribs May, $50; July, 7I7h; Sept, 73ib.
Ryc-April u.s.
Flax--Cash, northwest. 40.
Timc.hy-April, 2,Vd3,0l,
Clover-Aprll. 400
Barlcy-Cash, iO6B.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
THE SILVER DIPpER.
WIN Litigation Ended This American
Fork Property WIN he Developed

In the district court yesterday after
noon Judge Geo c. Armstrong render
ed a decision involving the ownership
Of $4,000 shares. or the control of the
Silver Dlpper Mining property in the
American Fork district, The stock was
held In the name Of Mrs. W. S. Pierce
and creditors Of the w S Pierce estate
sought TO have the stock decreed as be-
longing to the estate The decision adj
Judges Mrs. Pierce 10 be the legal and
rightful owner of the stock which has
been held by Mccormick & CO. as col
lateral for long time past
NJ NJ. Johnson, president Of the Sill
yer Dipper company has held an option
on this stock from Mrs Pierce and the
bank and now that II has been freed
from litigation, he viii go ahead and
close up the deal by which strong east
ern talent viii acquire the bulk Of 1t
ana go ahead with the energetic open
Ing Of the mine
The property Is located near the
Pittsburg Con mine.
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New York BONANZA Made Some
Gains While May Day Suffer.
ed a Decline.
LITTLE Chief AN ACTIVE STOCK
No Demand for the Days of Park
City--Butler.Libefal Transfers
Closing Quotations

Interest was conferred largely upon
New York Bonanza today and, during
the forenoon calls, the stock stffened
quite perceptibly Beginning with a
sale at 67is cents, 1t sold up TO
n cents, The offerings, being limited,
were readily taken. May Day could not
usher strength and the price sank
slightly. The DAILY stocks failed to
meet with favor and no sales were re-
corded, Little Chief came out IN big
lunches and sold at anywhere from
3& up to 4 cents, closing slightly weak
err, Butler-Liberal came out at 70 and
1914 and Uncle Sam at 35A For Wa
bash $L15 was bid. but no offerings as
low as that were made
The closing quotations and sales were
as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
SHELTER COMBINATION.
New Corporation Wlll Probably he Capt
tailed for S2O,00O0OO.

New York, April 2O--President L.
w, Bradley OF the Bunker Hill & Sui
livan Mining company and w. r. Rust,
manager Of the Tacoma smelter, are in
this city to complete the details in
connection with the proposed smelling
combination on the Pacific coast It
is expected that the new firm win be
capitalized for from $4,000, 900, to 500
100000 It will be a close corporations
all the stocks taken by parties directly
concerned I'm the merger Several
conferences Of those interested already
have ben held but no official informa-
tion as TO the plans has been given out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
THE GoLDFIELD SCORPION
Manager Dlsposes Of Large block OF
stock and WIN Commence work

Joe Frelse, manager Of the Goldneld-
Scorpion Mining company operating at
Goldheld and Ida, Nevada, is In the
city today en- rounte home from a busi-
ness trip to st. Louis where, he states,
he has succeeded I'm placing a large
bunch OF the company's treasury stock.
st. Louis people" said MIR Frelse,
while they have been slow, about Il,
have awakened TO the fact that we
have one Of the finest, If not the best,
mining region, in the world and now
they are ready TO look into anything
TINT shows any merit at all"
Mr. Freise, IN discussing the late sick
ness at Tonopah attributes the cause
to the unsanitary condition Of the town
and to the eating OF canned meats as
much az to the too promisCuous drink
ing of bad whisky and dissipa ton.
From here. Mr.. Freisa goes direct to
san Francisco on "a brief business er-
rand From there he win proceed to
Ida TO iUauguratc an active develop
Iueut campaign on the cOmpanys pro-
perty In that camp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
MAYNE'S NEVADA MINR.
Has Opened q Good Ledge on the Gold
field Jim Claim,

A. II. Mayne Is doing considerable
development work on the Golddeld Jim
claim on The northwest slope Of Column
bia mountain, says the Goldheld News.
An immense ledge, fully GO feet wide,
outcrops on this claim and two shafts,
each about 10 feet deep have been put
down on the ledge. The one is low
grade but there are occasionally found
lunches Of ore assaylng as high as $3.50
per ton. II is the intention Of the own
or TO build a cyanide plant to treat
this large body Of low grade ore which,
# is thought, win easily average $40 to
Sl2 per ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
THE SOUTH COLUMBUS.
installation OF Columbus con, Compress
sor WIN Insure Plenty Power.

At "a recent meeting Of the directors
Of the South Columbus Mining COM
pany Of Alta, the matter of the iustallp-
tion OF an air compressor plant was
brought mp for consideration but upon
the assurance Of President and Man
oger Jacobson Of the Columbus Com
solid8ted. that his company would have
plenty of power 90 sell after the install
latlon Of the second compressor plant,
which viii be ready for operation with
I'm the next six weeks 1t was decided
TO drop the matter OF purchasing "a new
plant
For some time past the South Coum-
bus has been buying power from the
Columbus Con-, but the service has
been such that II could not always be
depended upon. owing 10 the fact thar
u needed about al the power It could
make In the operation OF It's own mines,
This has greatly retarded work al the
South Columbus and as good progress
as many had hoped for, has not been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20

made But the difficulty win soon he
over and the South Columbus viii ada
another machine drlll to It's equipment.
Pending the installation Of the CO.
lumbus Con- compressor, the force at
the South Columbus has been reduced,
the directors believing It money In
pocket TO wait untl the facilities are
iTnuroyp1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
MORRISON SHIPMENTS.
Two Car Loads TO he Sent 10 Smelter
From Nevada Mine.

Reports brought In from Humboldt
county, Nevada, indicate that condi-
tions at the Morrison property are
growing better hourly. This much was
confirmed by George Morgan, the man
ager Of the company during the day,
who stated that he Is preparing to ship
out two car loads OF ore upon his next
visit 10 camp, which will be some time
during the coming week. one car load
is 20 be consigned to a smeltcr In this
valley and the other to the Selby plant,
near San Francisco.
The ore TO be shipped is high grade
and carries large silver values.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
a. :. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 2l6 D. +. Walker Block
Well known Mining Man Is Illt ny Gu
pd's nhrt.

A message from Col c.. w. r.. Dor
sey, to a friend I'm this city, announced
his marriage I'm Fremont, Neb.. yester-
day to Miss Laura Hodge. talented
and popular society lady of that city.
The marriage took place at the home
OF the brides mother, Mrs. Caroline T..
Hodge, and only a few relatives Of
the contracting parties were present
The bride has been for some time
clerk and stenographer for Mr., Dorsey
at his Fremont office, She was one OF
the organizers of the Womens club,
and has always taken on active part I'm
It's work. During the last 10 years Mr..
Dorsey has spent most OF his time In
this city and Boise near which point
he Is interested In mining propenles,bu
has maintained an office In Fremont
Mr. and Mrs Dorsey are on their
way west on their honeymoon trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
VIEW YOVI ptoDUc =

New York April 0.-sugar raw. aulct
Fair refining, 1882; cenirf ugal 6 test.
Z 3-32, molasaes sugar, 27-32
Rchned-Quct. Crushed. G.E. powdered
6.25 granulated. 6,15,
Coffee Steady No, Rio. IA
Butter-Firm, Renovated. common OK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20

ATTORNEYS, NOTARIES and real
estate men will find n full supply Of
legal blanks at the Deseret News Book
store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. Thursday, April go 1908.

Beets, per peck .,,,...,'','.,..s,.. ,.1O
California lettuce, per head,,...,,,..h
Idaho apples, per box .u,,..1,50G250
Spinach, per ID, .,...,,....,.,,,,., $
Bananas .,.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2bm3O
Newhall (Cal) oranges, Dozen. 2O050
Utah celery, bunch ,.,.,",.,...-5ml5
Cranberres per quart ,l00l2h
Sage, bunch ..,,...,,.,,.,,.,,,..,,,,
Thyme. bunch Observation-Disclosures.
Marjoram, bunch Observation-Disclosures,
cider, per gallon ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Honey ,,., s.sr,s''.'s '''sssss,,s 10
Chostuuts. per p0und.
Grape fruit, two. three and four for %
Utah rhubarb per pound.,,..,.,.,10
Dates. one-pound package,
Dry onions, 6 Observation-Disclosures,
california new potatoes, per lbou,,lj
Tomatoes, per basket ,,.,,,.,,.l.00
Fresh beets, single bunch l5c, large 10
California cabbage. per 10 .,,..,u,..5
Mushrooms. per ID ...,,.",.,,.,,.25
Maple sugar per ID ,",,,,,..,.....25
Peas, per ID Observation-Disclosures,
Stringed beans, per lb ,,.",..,,,,,25
Strawberries, boxes .,,.,..,,,..,,35
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20

Sunday. April 23rd, Special train leaves
Salt Lake city $50 a, m, returning
leaves Eureka 1900 r. m $500 round
trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
REMOVED.

The office Of the Pioneer ore Sampl-
ing Co. is moved to 5li Dooly Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
REGuLAR CALL SAFES.

May Day, 500 at 25A; 500 at 25; 500 at
25, B 30; 900 at 2iN, S, 30.
silver Shield, so 0at $685.
Butler Liberal, 1000 at r.: 1000 at
12h
Little Chief 5000 at 3&.
New York 100 at 61h 100 at GS 400
nj go. 200 20; ~ at 6S, 200 at 7Oia; l,l0O
at II,
OPEN BOARD SALES,
Little Chief 1000 at 3%: 1000 at 4,
r. 30, 900 at 4, y, co. 1000 37s,
May Day 1900 at 2iA S. 80,
Uncle Sam, 100 az 35l2,
REHABILITATION,
Shares, Value
Regular .,",,.,.,,."lOll2 $3.50 Il
open ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 9,u1O b2O, 90
Forenoon totals u.,..19,u2 $3.50, 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-20
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
MEAT AND POULTRY.
BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re.
ported by the Brokerage & Finance
Co., successors TO Hudson Sons Co.,
brOkers. were:
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BEST SELLING BOOKS.
Record For March.

Following Is list OF the six most
popular new books in order or demand,
computed from reports Of leading book
.,.. %
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TINTIC EXCURSION

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05
9 hub i.ett3t

8amorup. pIubfett]t
Dgbsfafb. Carer SbenItrllp
pod aealifoIen / 8ambrup blep upas=
ielig og MATTE gaa til Sengs iom
5slge at en- 1nberlipsipgbotn. Der
ben 10. Qlpr. giorbe gnbe paa ben
unge Manbs 9ib. Gen Qfbebe bar
ct o%oerorbentlig efItoarbigt og flint
MenneIte, Der / 5ior bimitterebes fra
@ebbeO Seminarium og beb Stoles
aarets 9egDnbelie fit plobs paa
9ombulp RealItole, 6por ban bar
meget df6oGbt, Iaa bel at unge ION
qomle. !6an bleb q. Qar 81.
SaOersleo. rig 6fftes
fangft. 5orteoen often inb6ra5z
tes al en- beroerenbe Sitter, s. Sfjels
lerup, ca. $50 81 Silo. Oet er Lem
ge iiben. Der er funget iau mango
Glib Der / 6jorben.
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6anbfemaube. perIpndte 6os
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tongelige nctroiereoe alminbeIi9e
granb : QsIurance : &ompugni for
9orer % GFetter" / asben6dbn, 6r.
.Gbr. 9tagourb, facet uo6etalt 40 git.
Tom gelbnning for uobiit 9onbuiie
req 9ranoen ben 16. DARTS.
- Rattefrote n bar Rdtten
til 10. Qpr. oGret iaa itarf ION in
gen Sinoe / be libite Bar Maaneber.
SaOen begbnber at liOe unoer bet
itiftenOe Qprilsoeir, og ben bar miitet
i'm tonne lniegrBnne Narbe. 9orns
fnnblere mener, at bet er ct goot
@eir; tbi Iaa BIT 9ornet Itige.
Sociutbemotratif
Grit 3 ED. Ssnbag ben 8.
Qpril bar ct Qntal SocialOemotrater
runot paa 2anbet for at ubbele 5l0z
oe6labe. oS6l. g." tiGGgger ben
oanIte qresie 2Gren for ben9irtIOms
beo, Iom 5ortpifniu9sblaoet tdloer
- Roberi .NibtereiD. Del preuss
ife Regeringsorqan uOtaler bermco
en- anertenbelie at ben banIte qresz
ie5 fore 9etbbning. 5or Reiten mao
a~rbeiOerne oef Iiae Iaa gobt oirte for
oeres Sag, iom andre Stanber
mda.
Snefdfb. = st tart"
5oraar. st rigtiet @prilsbejr
bar o9ret fremberIt enoe bele Mdanez
oens fsrIte 5reoiebel; men bet bdars
lige DER bar bog 0aret oberoeienbe,
og bet ~anerbprite far hi | Dag ben
II. Qpril ba Der felt fra ben tiolige
Morgenltunb til oeb M%iobagstio
rate ct 6eftigt Snebejr at 9itIpOeIt.
Snefdlbet bar Ida it9rtt, at en-
Sane / 5ormibbags Tom gennem 8ps
en-. Oct er %biItnot mango Oar ifben.
at man bar Daft 8unefart og 9iuls
bettang Tua Iungt ben | 5oraaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05

brer, Iom ban bGbebe Probifion poa.
Sans pirteLige Nabn er 8r. 3bomz
len, og ban er fpot / 5lensborg.
0d 8eorageren taler baabe 9dnif,
sDIt % 5r0nIf, er ben 6ormooning
opitadet, at ban ogIaa fan babe ct o8
onbet u~bitaaenoe meb bet uoenlanb ife
9oliti. Den SIDE at Sogen bill MI
hliDe n9rmere unOeriegt beo 9j9lo
at 8ertiQonibitemet. Maalene At
6dm er aaerebe tdgne o9 ienbte til
5lens6or9.
Sumtioig bar bet t~s6enbabnfte 30
fiji, iom omtalt, bebt be berpGrenbe
MDnbig6eber unberIsge, ON S6omien
life tan babe noget meb Morbet pda
Nnna &agel at gre. Oct IDnes nems
lig, iom ON ban bar forlabt 5len8s
bora, umiboetbort efter at benne
5or6rDbelIe fanbt Steb. 8enne Gag
er, tilfsier bet fg6enbdbnfte 8ldO,
ielofplgelig enbnu life forelagt &rre=
Ttunten, ba Retten 10 life bar bet
ringeIte poiitibt at bolOe Jig til; bet
belle er fun en- 8isning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05
DERES SKEBNE FORTELLEs

EDIT leg fortmller mere end andri: For.
! MI. retnings ,Karligheds ,Faniilie-og
Penge- Aharer. Send &c Frim@rke OK roo
seisdato' Madam Toss, D. II, Fairfield. Cons.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05

San foGgte lin aone.
Ssnbo9 Rat bar Der itor Stddbsj
ube paa Qdboulebaroen, &bb. Set
por to WGno og en- Stone. iom bar /
3otterne pod binanben.
S%tlpfslgelig Ionbeoe De ale ire
pao Stotionen, og Der pplDites bet,
at Qnlsbuingen til Gtriben bar benz
ne, at ben enc at MGnoene bdooe
foIot FIN &one - 9binoen | 3retle.
peret - til ben anben Wanb for 10
Grontr.
8onsn bap6s ielp til at begpnoe
meb Faoet til, men oa iaa abiti0el=
Iens Zine tom, fortrsO bun Qftulen,
% bsrooer opitob Stanberiet.
9olitiet puttebe 9Ggteparret / en-
0roifs. og FOB bet tpre bjem. CT
mere TT ben ubelbiee 8eber 2op til
at gao.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05

Qens9reOe 9otiteins6o L
fteinsborg8 Dutter till
ftobetOmmen. Gftermtbbas ben
10. 2(pr. itbrtebe III. Telegram til
R. 3. eens9rep 6olItein = 6olIteins
borgs pngIfe Batter me6 Soften, %
blep, ba Soften after rejite fig, oa
lob At Steo, Ilabte ben at Sorben,
bGn9enbe I Sti96silen. 6eroeb paus
broa bun Iig iad Ioare apGitelier, at
man frngter for benbes 2ib.
99eofogift Gm6ebsetss
amen. Der bar inbtegnet iig %
&anbibater til ben foreitaaenbe tbes
clogiife Gmbeosetsdmeu. Som Be
tenbt bar qntallet at t~beologiife Stus
bsr,noe, fem er gaaet op oeb be ios
ffs Gtsdminer, ppret forbolbsbis
j. rinee. 5allet % maa / 8etrogtning
beraf liges at bare ret refpetta6elt.
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A MARK.
VHrdifuIde Salve.

leg paa saaret. Selges hos
re $ IA
No. 81 West Goth Street, Bayonne, N. J..
PRIS 25c.
Fru Olsen s Salve er udmerket for brandsaar,
bylder, gamle saar, eczema, skjngsop, saar bry-
siyorter og frostbit allie andre hudsygdomme.
Sporg din Aboteker at sende for dig tog ingen
anden.
Til enhver. som indsender % cents Frimarker,
vii vi sende Salven frit.
Mrs. Olsen's Linnement,
er en- sikker Kur for Rheumatisme, syulne Fod-
der, etc. Linnement Snlges has Fru Olsen blat
Sende $I.OO og vi vii sende Diet til dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05

3snber. - Chen Sue fan
pGlte tort Cas-, tiger OrbIproget. Gn
8etalingsitdnosning al en- gunite
eienbommelig Dirt ramte forleoen ben
gumle opribate spare og Game
tasie" Der / 8ben, beretter o9eitII.
5ioenbe." aasIereren tunOe nemli9
meo al i'm Stunt life fda lit Penges
fab OBJ. Der bleb 6entet fDnbi9e
5olt, men dlle QnilranaclIer par for
gens; pen9eitabets 2aas lob Tg
life rotte. SparetdsIens 8irtIombeb
bar ItonoIet brat iom beb ct SrDls
leilaq, ba oae 8egerne bier often
blioer laaIebe inoe / ben ilofaite
6oRlpinq. gu bar gobe Rdab bbre,
co mar MATTE ielegrufere efter en-
Mtontsr FRA 5abritten. 0enne tom,
men tunbe intet ubrette. 5erIt ba
Der bar t~elegrdferet efter NOT cen,
lbtfeoes bet at faa 9fbgung til 6paIz
%oinqen, men r~iati9not lite igennem
5ernOsren. Wonteren maatte nemlig
brnoe 5ul paa Wuren og fable 5iens
ben / 3bggen. Tenne bar en- usIes
lig fife 3ue - bOab jeg pilbe iige:
Strue. Der habbe lssnet fig og bar
falben neb / ben tnuItfarbi9e 2uus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05

Nlen 6rso og ca. 8 @ange faa lang.
9eg9e Stene oiIer tpbelig Spor at
Sliboet unber ben nebnte 8rug.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-05

aonflittsn mulera a
get. 9eb ben forleben / Slagelis
afbolote etstrnorbinnre @eneraEfors
famiing / 9entrolforeningen at Mu-
termeitre / gitifterne Oebtoges / Fl.
q. 9. felgenbe aeiolut,On:
a@euerulfo Tahnlin8tn nbtaler, at
ON eno BEN mener, at ben Deb Obers
ensfomit mellem Repreitntdnter for
GGnesforenin9en og Malerforbunbet
oebtague Gorbeielie al 5ime6etalins
gen ! fomtlioe 6entralforenin9en3
QofalforeninQer er urimelig, bil man
bog life mooiGtte Iig 6enne; men ben
peotogne SnbfDrelie at 9etdling %
Nrbeiostio, fig bbao Der CT gploenre
/ 9%sben6abn, for Obenies 9eotoms
menbe timber man life alene urimelig,
men at bare al ben geitaFen6eb. at
Gentrdlforenirqen life ian atceptere
ben. @eneralForTamlngen merNr
ia bereitiget til at nGgte a%ntagelie
of berne Del al OotrenstomIten pea
@runb al, at Observation-Disclosures
lite bar gootenbt oenne".