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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-22
WHY DR.. u. G.. B. Pierce
Voted Against Report

The Rev. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, D. D.,
pastor All Souls Unitarian Church:
II was present at the recent meeting
that adopted the report of the commit
tee of fifteen, and voted against the re-
port.
''Of course 1 had not seen the report,
and had no idea of it's nature until the
printed copies were distributed at the
meeting / must confess that l was ut
terly surprised to see such weightS
names attached to a document that
seems to me so weak and hasty.
There is even an element of hunor in
the statement that the committee have
spent three full afternoons in confer
ence' One can believe that,
1T is evidently an emergency meas
ure. 1t looks as if some one were
scared.
Il Should think that six months would
be very brief time in which to prepare
such report If it is to be prepared at
all If the matter is s serious as some
consider it. more time should have been
devoted to its consideration,
Work Elsewhere.
There should also have been some
data collected from other cities. For in
stance the report speaks of a lectionery
for schools and of textbooks Of morals.
"One would think that nothing of the
kind had ever been thought of before
! Why, here on my desk are three books
| of this character and L dare say there
| are a score more; but nothing is said
about them; neither has the committee
{, reported as to what success attended
| their use But of course, not every
! thing can be done even in three full af-
| ternoonS
Moreover it was a serious misfortune
| that the report had to be voted upon az
| A whole One had to vote either for or
against the report. There was no mid
| die ground. If he voted against it, 1T
was interpreted by some as indicating
| either Indifference or hostility to the
welfare of the children in the schools
Why He Opposed Report
II have no objections to stating why
voted against the report.
I'm the first place. the report is an
insult to our teachers. Under its smooth
phrases there is a lurking criticism that
| stings and bites. 1t reminds one of the
classic bon mot. Tell the gentleman that
he is a fool. but mind that you do not
! hurt his feelings.
THE preamble says: We bear witness
to the efficiency and faithfulness of the
great BODY of our public school teachers,
etc If that is true. the report follow
| ing is rot necessary; if it is not true
| but it is true
What do you think of the plan of
| basis of religious teaching? Here again
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-22
OF PL ANTS
FOR PUBLIC PARKS
Great Task of Providing Flowers and Foliage for Summer
Months in the Government Reservations Spring
Planting About to Begin.

Over one million plants will go to
beautify the public gardens and grounds
Of the District of Columbia this year,
and gardeners under Colonel Cromwell,
Superintendent of Public Buildings and
Grounds, are preparing for the spring
planting. to begin in about two weeks
Colonel Cromwell has under his super
intendence over 400 acres of public
ground. the large parks. the circles. the
triangular sections along all the princi-
pal avenues. and odd plots growing in
all sections of the city. most of which
will. under his watchful eye and that of
George Hay Brown, the landscape gar
dener, soon begin to blossom as the
rose. Every year this spring planting
takes place on "a larger scale, Three
new greenhouses have been added to the
propagating gardens in the past year,
and two more are in course OF construc-
ton
Every year the parking becomes great
er and the labor increases. The parking
surrounding the Sherman statue is one
of the new plots Of ground TO be at
tended to. All other public parks, 'ex-
cepting that of the Botanic Garden
and the Agricultural grounds. will be
provided for and taken care of wholly or
in part by the force of the propagating
gardens.
MANY New Varieties,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-22
Flowers Not Neglected.

There is no intention to neglect the
Towering plants, however. Thirty thous-
and pansies were planted last autumn
and wifi soon be showing their heads
all over the city Soon the hyaeinth,
tulip. crocus. and narcissus will be
blooming about us everywhere, and the
geranium. and rose will follow
The hospitals of the city will be amply
provided for this year out of sur
plus stock.
The plans for the gardens have not
yet been made but will be announced
soon. You have no idea" said Mr..
Brown, what a great task this is and
everything mpst7 be thoroughly consider
ed before the final decisions are made.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-22

toward the great variety of plants with
vari-colored leaves than Towering
plants Some o. the best Towering
plants are, according to Mr.. Brown.
least attractive after their bloom: and
the foliage plants of brilliant color are.
therefore. preferable.
The variegated scarlet sage is favor
ite in the propagating gardens. for the
reason that it combines the elements of
beauty of flower and foliage A new
variety of this plant will appear in the
flower beds in many parts of the city.
There are seyenty-five varieties of GRO
tons with leaves ranging from a bright
yellow to deep red. They, too, are
a favorite in the propagating garden
and one greenhouse Is devoted exclu-
sively to them.
Besides these are to be planted the
Cineraria, Fincas. Afternantheras. AGA
lyphas, and Fuchsias, all of brilliant
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-22
Many New Varieties.

will beautify the parks this year. Colo
mel Bromwell and Mr.. Brown rather lean
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28

is curiously shown in its methods of
transportation. In 1852, many of
the Bennett party died in Death
valley, which gave the name of Death
valley to the place. When Jefferson
G. Davis was Secretary of War. he
haG camels imported from Syri and
placed on the trail from Fort TETON
to Fort Mojave, across Kern and
San Bernardino counties, but the
trail was too rocky and full of sharp
pebbles for the pads OF the camel's
feet. They served principally to carry
terror and destruction among the
government mule teams.
The next step in transportation
vas the twenty-mule teams, hauling
borax from Death valley. Later,
huge steam traction wagons hauled
salt from Dandy Lake to the railroad
These wagons may be still eel at
the Dandy railroad station. Today,
automobiles are used from Las Vegas
to Bullfrog, from Tonopah to Bullfrog
and from Nippeno to S%earchlight,
while a number Of mining companies
maintain their own private auto
service from the mines to the rail
roads. II is sufficient to say tina
there are minerals on the desert tina
people are bound to have and they
cover every known mineral of com
mercial value and some are gems.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28
Tell Us.

Owing to the late cool weather the
Sonora girls have discarded the short
summer stockings that were SO popu-
lar and are now wearing regulation
length. Sonora Elk.
We would like to know how the
pencil pusher who wrote the above
item knows that the girls are all
wearing regulation length. Please
explain and put the Tonopah scribes
wise.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28
r carp Dead.

Virgil carp died at the Miners
Union hospital in Goldfeld a few
days ago. Mr.. Eurp was a brother
OF Wyatt carp, who in early days of
Tonopah, conducted a saloon adioin-
ing the Miners hall building. Virgil
carp was sixty-two years Of age.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28
MIR. Chandler Leaves Us.

C. p. Chandler and family left last
Sunday morning for Denver. Mr..
Chandler has been a resident of this
city for several months, during which
time be has made many friends, who
regret his departure.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28
Secured Deed.

The Tonopah Extension Mining
and Milling company has decided to
w. II. O'Neil and ]. II. Ford a lot on
st. Patrick street in block A. 1t
adjoins the property Of the w. H..
O'Neil Co. on the rear.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28

According to Nevada papers work
has been commenced on a telephone
system to connect Bridgeport, Bodie
and Yerington with Carson. Mo-
NOTES believe thot long-distance con.
nection will be made by a line from
bridgeport to Sonora, according to
the Chronicle Union, which paper
says that poles are strung along the
route.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28

The stage fare from Thorne to
Hawthorne is 81; from Hawthorne to
Thorne is $3.50. Comment on the
price is supertluous; the passengers
do that, il we understood some Of
them correctly. The distance is nine
miles one way, and no particular
reason appears why it is not about
the same the other, but there's a
difference in rates.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28
V. & 7. Extension.

The contractors on the V. Il t. ex-
tension are greatly hampered by
their inability to cur laborers,
but despite the drawback the road
will be in running order within ninety
daYs.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28
Gus Eisen a Benedict.

Gus Eisen, the well. known mining
mar Of Goldfeld and Miss Wright Of
Berkeley, were welded at the home
Of the brides parents a few days ago.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28

The Merchants cafe enjoys wide
popularity. 1t is just the place for
a first. class meal at reasonable
prices. m
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28

Everything neat and clean at the
Palace restaurant in the Palace
hotel building. p
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28

Try a nice Sunday dinner as served
at the Mizpah cafe and grill. Pri-
vate rooms for ladies and families. g
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28

Diamondheld is the coming town
on boom prices. Write to JACK
DAVIS.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28

Enjoy a meal at the Merchants
cafe. Fresh Bishop milk served at
all hours and the best service to be
had in Tonopah, IN
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28

Every man owes It TO himself and his family
to master a trade or profession. Read the dis
play advertisement of the six Morse Schools Of
Telegraphy, in this issue and learn how easily
a young man or lady may learn telegraphy and
be assured "a position. 7-224m
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28

Fresh Bishop milk is a treat and it
is served at the Merchants cafe
daily. This is the popular dining
place Of this section OF Nevada.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28
Cures ChilIs and Fever.

G. W. Writ, Facogdoches, Texas,
says: "His daughter had chiIls and
fever for three years; he could not
find anything that would help her
till he used Herbine. His wife will
not keep house without it, and can
not say too much for it" SOC. Sold
by Union Drug Stores, Tonopah and
Goldfeld.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28

Diamondfeld is the one town OF the
district where lots are cheap and are.
bound to increase in value. Buy
now before the rise. JACK DAVIS,
Diamondfeld.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-10-28

Advertise in the BONANZA,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
&N&32@&@&@&@ #%&&&&& %&#*##

De, at ban efter 9bdar 1867 | &ritta
a~nsfelt ofte bar fommen til 9doroen
/ 3aarning og bdobe forbert fig ON
@ieren; Mdnben bar Der life, ban
6apoe b9ret biniibeg @ranIen. Der
bIeo for 9dnbsretten / 5~GensborQ
pdabiit, % @enbarmen maatte Ielc
inorgmme bet, at ban fgrft bar tOm=
men til RoroIlesoig ire 5ierbingadr,
nj Modneber, ienere o9 baOpe facet
QnI9ttelIe Der.
G65r! 65r!" tifbenitre.)
Saalebes bar bette gibneSb9rO fall
bet bort.
Wleo BET an6et 9ionesbprO for
6oloer bet fig anberle0e5. Ser bar
Der bleDet bentet en- Some fra S.
berg, fra ben onben Sibe at @raus
zen. 6un BAR fpr aeiten MoOer lii
en- Sern6anearbejber, iom ital bare
ct bift Samtbem meb 9dnordaOen /
6%dbersleo. 8enne 3one 6leO bentet
Tom @ione % uoia90c MI - (eft5r
6odb bun Ienere bar f%ortalt, par alt,
6Oao bun ituloe ubii9e, opItrebet /
5OrOejen) : at @oarOeier Slime
mann baboe oeret borte ct balDt
Qor. Oct bite ia imibIertib, at
ban en- Maaneb efter q~fgioelien al
OptionsertIerin9en 6aoOe Oeret til
preiiiIf SesIion; oltIaa tunOe Fan
lite babe 09ret %ubbanoret ct bOlpt
Qor. Senere 6lep bet beOre enbnu.
0enne 8one bar, efter boab 2anbs
oagsmunO 6ansien bru9te paa Sale
ben 13. 5ebruar / ben prsiiiIte 2onos
bag, ODER for fem paolibelige Bib
uer iagt, at for gionesbnrbet bar Der
gioet 6enoe oq benbes Sen u0Ii9t til
en- 8elsnnin9 paa 1000 0art."
M6erl 6gr!" tiIpenItre og bos 90
lotterne.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
far biotiG ingen SpOr at, bpoi
S4mibt er ffp9tet ben.

S%snberbor9. - 6efteablen8
5remme. Bor at bebolbe bet
6ebite Nplsmateriale per / 2on6et Do
for at banne en- Ile8Oigif Stdmme
bIeb beb ct ob~erorbentligt N}gbe af
be forifeQ'qe 6eIteablsforeninger /
.Slesoig, DIR forleben af6olOtes /
8lens6org. 6e1uttet felgenbe: De
bebite 6ingite. fom fan goOtg6re Of
tanning / minbit to StagtleO, O9
Copper. Der | minbIt ct Sl9gtleb
tan 9obtgere Qfltamning, OpitiQts
ipm 5tamfdber benbolbsti8 Stams
moOer for ben bjemlige iIesOigite
&ol, og for at fremme og be6Oloe
QIfommet ubitebe8 til @jerne at
6opperne 6riIebler til 8ebetning,
oq beri 8pqet egner fig til @Oe
len, 1oerli9ere aorlig 100 Start
Pramie I to Mar. - 5or be Forfeit
&c &rebfe bleb Stam6inqitene betegs
neoe. $ Sgnber6or9 &rebs 6ettg1te
oes Singiten ,6bflop", opItalbet b95
SacobIen / llltebgl, faaoel1om Sing
ten o8aniel", opftalbet I%dmmeTtebs.
6opperne bill ienere 6libe 6etegnebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

9ambrup. - st Summens
@n 6julrirer fra ben anben
Sioe @rnnien tprnebe forleOen fam
men meb en- @ogn paa 6jDrnet at
Spnoeraabs og gIter9aOe / @umbruo.
9egge Barter bar / COB Start, oe
rer bleb life 3ib til at rhtfe til Sib:.
9iuIriberen If ct 7oa bGloigt Stso
at 8o9nitan9en, al han tumlebe he,t
oper paa 8dbens moSIutte Sibe,
fbor ban loo Iom febibit(ss, men 6og
indrt tom fie Iad meget, at ban tunoe
'psrge efter 9egen. Oct bite iig, al
Fan bar flupben reb en- 8eitaoigeIIe
Ct grbItbenet, Tom formentlig Inurt
til forta9e fig. Ribe6iulet bar fulbs
itGnbiqt ebelagt - SeItebobene og
8ognbiufene.
gtsptoion. ga proois
loren poa 8%dmbrup Qpotbet, canb.
pbarm. S1miot fprfeben par / 5Gro
meb at forctdge Ell temiit l1nberfes
gelie, f1note bet, y en- 8olbe, bport
Ter bar Spobliprc. Og Iom bar lat
rber en- SpriFlamme, etsploberebf.
@tsplo iionen bar laa beftig, at ao,s
ZEN fulbitdnoiq iplintreOes. so bOoO
nnrre bar, probiicren fit SOOblIbre
i fit enc Eje, bpis 6ornbinoe bIep IL
sc tilrebt, iaa ton itrots muatte
unOer 9eaebebanoIing. Der Ttat
to9 bore apot !6act ON at retbe SD-
net pou bet beifao;Qebs 3je.
-4foeb 9eteran qdrtita.
fer SIR. SenIen, Der / benOeO Ell
5ne8 Mar bar bet I @amOrup, az
aft for no9le 9o1e iiOen Oeb 9gben
efter Fod 919es Gpoeleje. n 9ar a.
IS fine unge Dugs 0it Gan friDinia
meb / 3reaarstrigen % gjprbe Sic
neite Deb II. Regiment. San bar 81.
G. meb til at ggre bet raTte Soup
! Stepping, bpor b.noeb 80 Sjenbtr
toses til 5onee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
m aanvt

@obenraa. @etfetfat {.
aebmano 8. S6mibt i 5irmaet
6r. Glauien Der at gDen er forIOun=
rem efter at 6aoe begaaet @etielfalit
til ct gelsb at 10000 Mart, ~Ifripes
/ ,,Wlm." at a. Marts. S6miOt cr
rejit til 6am6nrg, 6borfra ban bar
wIfreDet til en- Wonb Der / 8nen, at ban
buobe be9adet getielfalit, og fan bar
Iamtibig angioet 9etslernes Ctr
relfe. 8esuben bar ran @itreOet, at
Fan bar nfot til at taqe Qfiteo fra
oenne 9eroen, % beot ON at mebbele
Fans 6uitrn bet pda en- l~emfGlbi9
Muabe. 0ber 5orretningen er Der
aabnet aonfurs. 5or ca. 10 2(ur IL
ZEN obertog Sdmibt 6orretningcn
efter afbebe asbmanb 5r. Gluuien.
Glere Borretningsfolf og i9rliJ
,S6lespigs 6oliteiniI6e 8ant" ffdl
Iioe fore Cab.
3efeqram. &e6mano 8.
S6miot bar fat lite farre enb As
fuIfte 9etsler / Omle6. Rpgtet ON,
at ben ~forfounbne Ifillbe bare itubt
fla / 6amboro, er life padlioeli9t. -
Mange Soft fiber CAB oeb BAN. -
Sualebes ffal en- 9anbmanb pad @ls
mite $4,000 Mart. S6miot er eTs
ter Sigenbe flpgtet meo 10000 Mt.
8etfeIfolffneriet, nGs
tie Dag; Om aebmanb og 8orgers
re%preTentant 8. S4mibts @etfels
falftneri meobeles: 9ele posfipa be-
ls6er fla til omtrent 100000 Widrt,
Qftipa berimob til 6eiIt 10000 Mt.,
% llnberbaldnten er b%erefter omtrent
10000 Marf. 5or nogle faa 9uge
iiben Iolgte S9mibt fit @areloger til
ct 6trmd | Blensborg for omtrent
10000 Warf. Gn Del af bisfe
penge bar ban bait % taget meb
puo Blugten. @fter Re 8%eregninger,
man bibtil bar funnel opftiae efter
be anmelbte Summer, Ifal BAN bore
Tlbotet meb $4,000 Mdrf. -
nS9lesnig : 9olIteini6e 9ant" itdI
bGre oelaetig meb en- betbbelig Sum,
man nabnsr 6enoeb 10000 Murt,
% o5pltebanfen ffnl bare optuget
meb benbeb 10000 mort, for boil.
let 9elsb Der bog Ifaf bore Sitter
Deb. 0esuben er mango pribatfoli
mere e1er minbre interesIer,be. Sin.
bene er / ftarft Opr6r. Oct bar Ell
auben '6emmeligbeo, at De petuniert
.SorboIb bos ben bortrbmte bar baar-
liee, men at bet bilbe enbe pod oennt
Moaoe, bapbe ingen pentet. Wan
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

Qls. - 2an9bruget. SRI
bet pItli9e Ms ~itrioes til o006b9l.
BoIten" Den II. Mdrts: @ore 6pebez
marter er for 3ioen I Serb meo
at tabe bet matte, blege lloieenbe.
0e un9e Spirer grBnnes unoer Q9rs
.ernes Gang, oq @i6en bar beg1nft
ct labe i'm 5etenbie 2n5 6sre, mems
BEN IOinaer zig frem Og tiIbage oper
bore Warfer. Rrgen itddr ooerdtt
9r0u o9 bar arbei0et fig go6t igens
nem 9interen, Ifert Der ingen Gre
Rar O9ret lii at IfRrme % 6eItbtte
re unge 8uqz % 6%beOeipirer imoo
@intertulDe Do 8arfroit. Me6 g.
beret / Stalbene oil bet Del 6iit %
Ger tni6e I'D ab 5oraaret. ba n%uOnIi3
5traafoberet fra iieIte SnOubGing l.
ie fplote fnnoerfigt / 2uben. Mto
&~pariommeligbeb ril bel be alers
tleite 2anbn.anb oaiaa / Oar tunne
ilaa fig iqennem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

u6Oisnin9er % Sptantiagen
| Den tDlfe Hi9sOa9.
asbattgr Sesen taller.

5 s,n tpite Rigsoag 6apoe ben
bunftTuoeoe ienberipbite Rigsbagsz
manb. 8eOattgr Sesen at Stems
borg, OrOet peb 5orbanolingen ON
Riosfonslerens Budget. gi mebbcs
Ter efter ,,Mobersmaalet" fBlgsnoe
afInit at Sesiens 3ale, ION not er
barO at laie, iarlig fOr ale, ION
bar Sierte for SpnoerjpOernes Sag.
Brine 6errer. Spsrgsmaalet nm
nblGnOingenes Opbolbsret bar ma
turIigbis fDrit % fremmeit 9etponing
for uo%lGnoinQene. Men bet tan ogz
Taa foretomme, at oet bar 8etnbning
for ge6oerne / leloe BET tnife Rige,
ibe! Wg~noiq6eberne ben9ttcr ubois=
ninsen al ublanoinaene til at for
trabiae SubIGn6ingene.
De 6errer paa bsire She beb 10,
at Der MI til Days raaoer itor 5olte-
nso poa 2anoet. Zen benptter De
prsifite Mpnbigbeoer / Slesbig til
at boloe 6olt 6orte ira Oanite Scr
enin9er % Wt6oer.
GSer! 6sr!" tilbenitre.)
Rour Soft oil tage oanife Timber
faatter | beres greb ION 5benbe, ida
finaoes bet benz life at oeltage i BAN
fte gIeber.
(,6brl 6er! tiloenitre.)
gaa oen Waabe ilutter Wlpnbig
6ebsrne en- 6anbel meo Soft, iom
life bar 9arafter mol til at mobiat=
ie fig Ti9e arup. Sea mener, at en-
faaoan 4upenbelie at 9eitemmelier
ne ON u6lqnbinges llboisning -
for Iaa biot Der ober6opebet gibes
foobanne geItemmelier - life birtet
moraln pda 9e~folfningen.
(.,g2eget rietigtl" ti%lpenfre.)
Gnbuu barre er BET. naar MAJ life
ulene fortrabiqer Snolanoinge. men
betesner S%nO6nggsre / BET tpite Rige
fOm llolGuOinge o9 IaaleOes uoDiI:r
BEN at 9nnoet, 6oab Der meget cite
foretommer bos o8.
0ettt er 6%psrgsmaalet ON be iads
toIOte Optauter. iom fnoes i elias-
aotringen o9 i Slespig. 0ptanter tr
5olt. iom bar ooterst for en- Rab0=
fiat. Ser cr MI ben Wartcligbeb, al
Rpnbig6eberne / Gliass9otringen NJ
/ Sl,sbig bnanobaper 9eitemmelier=
ne meb Senf1n til Optanterne pod
belt forIteGig Maabe.
Gagsn tenbprer 10 Tor Gliass9ot
r%ins,ns gsbtommenbe fsrit unber
aonbsuO0olget, % Der fertes ben %.
5sbruor en- 6orbanoling berom.
SFslge ct Referat oStrab6urg'r
poTi" for l.. Marts, en- |iittert umi3-
iqntelig @pis, en- re9eringsoenli1
apis, ubtalte Der Regeringens Orb
fsrtr, miuiTteriolraab Nanbel -
iea tiIober mig at oplafe bette =:
ri bar attn fun anertenbt Onz
tionen Iom gplbig, naar ben Opte
rtnOe | 8irtsligbeben babbe boIat
Fa / bet balgte Qanb. - Gfter
ben gGlbenbe Ret | 5rantrig cg
3pItldnb meoferer Gr6berpelIen al
Il fremmeo lln6eriaatsforbolb life
1dbet at @ebtommenoes eget.'
RoH fan altiaa babe to timber
Ioatsforbolb.
Om be til6ageoenoenoe Optanter
ioeos MiniIterialraaben til Slutz
ming:
,DisIe Soil Itol oftjene beresl
8Gruepligt, naar be oenber tilbaJe
lii 2bflanb. Der bliper dltioa lite
anbet tilobers for Dem enb igen at
labe fig opta9e t Statsforbunbet;
men be behsber life at ldbe ig nae
turaliiere.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
FAA SCOTT'S EMULSION

Der err to Slags Torskelever-
tran Emulsioner - SCOTS og
allie dc andre. like cen al den
sidstnGvntc Slags or saa y9r-
difuld som SCOTS Emulsion.
Der kommes kun dc reneste
Bestanddele i vor Emulsion,
% dens Kvalitet er uforandcr-
lig. bette er Grunden til, at
den hjelper hyor allie andre
slaar fell.
vi garanterer, at SCOTS
Emulsion er Diet bedste Middel
mod svage Lunger, synkende
Livskraft og Syind Systemet.
Hvem garanterer de andre?
Vi VI seude Dem on Prov frlt paa Forlangende.
scoTT 4 BOWIE. o Pearl Street, New Yosk
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
d. Re-.

SEQ moler Qlterb ueoer I betenbte III
tberife Rlrt,r oper belle Qdnoet. Niit Qrbej E
ubmarte Jig peo tro @ nsipel'e Of be heuio
= e9ipenbeoer. moi 9ti9 6e9ning q torrefi
6olo ettng. : q CT uooopnet oeb be beoite
anerifonife .%Sniltliti ner oq bar ituoere' bi
BELT 6unit peb re itsrite europG ife eunris
QoIerler. 20 Nors Grinrino. 0unbre6e
al g'ibnesbpto ia be enbte lutbe,ife lNeiter
o9 %9G9mano. Gtmeli9e Briier. Stlip Ell
ter 6atalo9.
Nngnit ala9itaO. &unitner.
Marinette, 9Dis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

0oler Soqn. - 81 @uGbft3f-
te 6 Il ger en- 8arnemabe.
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res ben q. Marts, fit ct Bar 6maos
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paa en- penQepung o9 fit ben cabinet.
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It glinienbe 5imartitptte, itat bet /
Munoen Dc iIugte bet. ga 5ora!s
orene bar bdn9e for, at bet ituIbe
inoOirte lfoeeligt ooa 8urnets Sunbs
feb, 6enpen6te be fig til en- 2Gge,
men benne mente life, at Sogen bar
fad farIig, Ia bet bar ct @ulOIt9tfe.
9renaen 6aobe / ZEN fDlgenbe 9ib
crg liOt Urn o9 Gmerter / Mapen.
6prit Onsboq ben Is. Marta. benz
oeo s lt9er efter, funbt 5uberen
@ulbitDffet i 9atnets ubtgmmelIet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
PddSke=Kort.

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og mutt ubbalg af gaatetOrt.
PriIerne er sc. Toe oq 15c. StriD
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fem Detailing.
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