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The Washington times., 1905-11-15
PROMINENT PRELhTES
VISITING WASHINGTON
After Visit to Rome They Stop Over
Here to Can on Monsignor
Falconio

Bishop Herman Joseph Alerding. OF
Fort Wayne. Ind. and Very Rev. Boni-
face Russ. provincial OF the congrega-
ton of the Precious Blood In the United
States. whose headquarters are at Car
thagens, Ohio, are in Washington.
When seen at the Shoreham Hotel,
where they are both stopping. the bish-
op said that they had Just come from
Rome and were on their way home. He
said that while in Washington they
would call on the Apostolic delegate.
Monsignor Falconio. to pay their re-
spects It is said that Bishop Alerd-
ing's trip to Rome was the usual visit
ad limina." which must be made every
ten year by the head of the diocese.
Although the bishop has been conse-
Grated only since November 80, 1900. II
would be necessary for him to go to
Rome il it has been decade since his
predecessor last visited the Pope. Both
distinguished clergymen were looking
we'll the sea voyage doubtless having
greatly benefited them.
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
IMPORTANT CHANGE
IN POSTAL DEPARTMENT
New Order Of Things Just Announced
by Postmaster General
Cortelyou.

A complete Encouragement Of the du-
ties OF the four Assistant Postmaster
Generals was yesterday ordered by Post
master General Cortelyou.
Mr.. Cortelyou remained with the Pres
ident some time after the Cabinet meet
ing yesterday afternoon. and no doubt
these changes were the subject of which
he discussed with the Chief Executive.
Some Of the most important changes
are as follows: The city delivery divis-
ion and the appointment division. for
many years under the supervision OF the
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General,
will now come under the direction Of
the First Assistant. The money order
division will be transferred from the
control of the First Assistant to the
Third Assistant The dead letter Office.
which has been under the First Assist
ant from time immemorial. will, IN the
future, be a part OF the Jurisdiction Of
the Fourth Assistant.
Perhaps the most important OF ah
the changes is that which takes part of
the rural free delivery service from out
the hands Of the Fourth Assistant and
places lt under the Postmaster General
himself That official Will have control
OF all the division superintendents and
rural agents.
Postmaster General Cortelyou believes
that under the new order OF things the
work Of the department win be more
evenly distributed than heretofore.
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
ASST. CHIEF FIRMIN'S
FORTY YEARS. SERVICE
Old and Respected Employe of Pay
masters Division HOnored by
Associates.

Orange s. Firmin. assistant chief of
paymaster's division In the office Of
the Auditor for the War Department,
completed the fortieth year of service
Tuesday last. The occasion was fit
tingly remembered when a desk loaded
with potted plants and cut flowers was
sent by friends as a pleasant surprise.
That the value of Mr.. Firmin's serv-
ices during this long period has been
recognized by the Government has been
shown by its sending him on special
missions to Europe and various parts Of
this country in connection with his Of
fee work, and in placing him upon i'm
pOrtant departmental committees.
Mr.. Firmin came to Washington from
the State Of Connecticut, having served
for three years during the civil war in
the Seventeenth Connecticut Volun-
teers. He is past master Of Harmony
Lodge, a life member of Mt Vernon
Chapter, r A NJ: Washington Com
mandery. No. /. and Mithras Lodge. A
S. r. lie IS also a member of Burn
side Post, G. A. r.; Of the Union Sol
diers' Alliance, and prominent in the
organization of the Sons of the Revolu-
ton. In personal appearance, Mr.. Fir
min So closely resembles Admiral
Schley that many incidents, both
ludicrous and pleasant, have arisen
from the likeness.
He is in such good health and so
young in spirit and looks that his
friends confidently expect him 70 add at
least TWENTY-FIVE more years to his rec
ord as a worker in Uncle Sans Office.
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
ALL TALLY SHEETS
WILL BE PRODUCED
Mcclellan Yields to Supreme
Court Order.
ONLY AFTER FAIR COUNT
Count So Far Has Not Revealed Iuegu-
Iarities in Richmond and
Queens Counties.

NEW YORK, Nov. I6-The fight of
william r. Hearst to have the original
tally sheets produced when asked for
while the vote is being canvassed has
been successful. Mayor Mcclellan 5
sense OF fairness is responsible for the
fact that this result was so quickly OBJ
tanned.
The Hearst people late yesterday Sc
cured an order from Judge Amend
which directed that cause must be
shown in court this morning why the
original tally sheets should not be pro-
duced. When the case came up in the
supreme court this morning Austen G..
Fox was there to plead the cause of
Nr. Hearst; Arthur c. Butts represented
the board OF canvassers, and Judge
Alton B. Parker looked after the inter
ests OF Mayor Mcclellan.
Some arguments were made for and
against the order by Messrs Fox and
Butts, and then Judge Parker made a
statement in behalf OF the mayor which
settled the case in quick order.
Mr.. Parker said that Mayor Mcclellan
had no desire to take advantage OF legal
technlcalities which could be brought
forward to obstruct this order The
mayor desired a fair and honest count,
ana one that would settle once ana Tor
all the disputes growing out of this
election. Judge Parker took occasion to
say that If Major Mcclellan had not
held such ideas he wuld not have repre-
sented him as counsel.
Judge Amend then issued the order
which provides that all the tally sheets
shall be produced before the board OF
canyassers, and that they shall be open
for the inspection of the attorneys OF
both sides. They will be used in veri-
flying all the reports made OF the origi-
nal returns.
The board of canvassers in New York.
pending this decision, had taken q re-
cess. When the decision was an
nounced an adjournment was taken un-
viii begin.
In Richmond and Queens the count is
proceeding today. No Irregularities az
fecting the mayoralty fight have so far
been brought 10 light In Brooklyn the
beginning OF the count was also inter
fered with by legal moves.
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
EMMA CALVE TO SING
AT NATIONAL TOMORROW

Madame Calve viii make her only
appearance in Washington tomorrow
afternoon in the National Theater at
4:30. Music lovers OF Washington an
ucipate one of the greatest music treats
they have enjoyed IN her appearance on
the concert stage.
In many ways. Calves operatic career
has never given her full opportunity to
display her vocal ability. Her appear
ance in concert will give her a new
opening TO show the loveliness. of her
vocal gifts. and her talent for dramatic
expression in song. She viii sing ex-
cerpts from Carmen" and other operas
as well as David's ''Perle de BresiI %
Gounods s "Sappho," an air from Ber-
Ioz's ''DamnatiOn de Faust and groups
of italian and French folk songs.
CalVe viii be assisted by Mons. Boux-
man, the French basso.
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
SUSAN B. ANTHONY
CALLS UPON PRESIDENT |
Highly Pleased With Interview in
Which Woman SuhraOe Was
the Topic.

Susan b. Anthony. accompanied by
Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton and Ida
Hustled Harper. were among President
RooseveIt's callers this afternoon. Mrs.
Anthony stated after the interview that
she and her associates in the work for
woman suffrage called upon the 2resi-
dent to talk with him about our ques-
ton"
The annual convention Of the yeman
suffrage movement VIII take place IA
Baltimore from February to Is. Dur
Ing this convention the Congressional
committee VIII come over to Washington
TO place before Congress some matters
IN the interest OF suffrage for the
women OF the country.
On February -. two days after the
adjournment OF the convention in Baltf-
more, all o. the delegates will assem-
bic in Washington 10 celebrate the
eighty-sixth birthday Of Miss Anthony
All three woman suffrage leaders ex-
pressed themselves as highly satisfied
with the interview OF the PRESIDENT
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
DEATH RECORD.

Ths following deaths were reported at the
Health Department within the past twenty
four hours:
Bsnf. Ulrich. y. e2s Q 81 NV
Eroughtons Irene, 2S. 657 Morris A. ne
Chapman, susan q, 24l9 7 81. NV.
Coiston. Gertrude. IS lls5 Govt court nvr.
CruikEhank. Sarah, CO. 3f43 = 81 rw
Evans. shirley A. mos Iiss 18th 81 ~
George, Richard. So. So NJ 81 sv
Green. James, 90, sl3 G St sw
Keyser. katherine. s. Grafton Hotel
Adessengeil, Julia, So. 1928 18th ST. NV
murphy Rosa, -. Govt HOSP for Insane
Shiply, Sonny. 90 2326 Dent place
Stewart. Henry. a. 1227 10th st Sc
Nlolland. Eugene l.. 6s. The sherman
Washington, Wm A., mos Brisht=yood
Welty. sohn NJ. So. I5S = St ne
Williams. Margaret, s.. Freeduan's Fosn
Whitman, Euil. IS. Wash'n Asylum HOSP
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
RODGERS LECTURES
ARE OF MUCH INTEREST

Prof J. G. Rodger. Pm. D.. of the Uni
versity Union OF California, is giving a
series Of "religio-scientihc" lectures al
the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
Fourth and b streets southeast, each
night this week Saturday excepted.
The following subjects will be discuss
ed on the evenings mentioned:
Wednesday, THE Christ of Science" "
Thursday rs There n Spirit OF
science?" Friday. rs There a Revela-
ton OF Science2"
After each lecture there viii be a quiz
hour, when everybody viii be invited
to take part.
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
REV. DR.. GLADDEN.
WILL ADDRESS MEETING

What promises TO be a most interest
ing religious meeting. viii be held Fri
day evening. at The First Congregational
Church. Tenth and @ streets. ssoder
the auspices OF the Washington Com
gregatiOnal Club. Prof. Charles Z.
Clark, the president Of The club. has
succeeded in securing Rev washington
GLADDEN., D. D.. Of Columbus. Ohio as
the chief speaker
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
IN LONDON, ENGLAND

LONDON, Nov. I5.-The London
county council this eevning decided to
introduce bill in Parliament unaer
which the council viii supply all The
electric energy for London and the su-
burbs az cost estimated at so. .OO0. 600
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
BUILDING AIR CASTLES IN HAWAII

When the two other companies Of
the Tenth infantry get here, maybe a
DaseoaH team can be organized that can
an Star.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
WHOLESALE PRISER.
...ALTER-BILLEDER....

Seq mailer altetb,G eoer I. betenbte lus
tbe1ife Rirter oper belle gdnbet. D1it arbeibe
uomGrfer ie peo tro Gengipepe af be heIi9e
Fe9iuenbeoer. MOI i9ti9 1eaning 90 torrett
SOLDERING. Z q er uooapnet ueo De bebite
aneritunife 9nrltntionfr oq hor ituoerrt BIZ
btiif stunt Deb he horne enropqiife Runffs
oallerier. 20 Qtdrs 6rinrin0. 6unorsbsr
al 0ibnesbplo ia befenote lutbeiite 4teiier
% gGomGno. Rtmelige Butler. Sitip sis
ter Ratoloq.
Nnguit Glagitao, &nniiuer.
Warinctte, gSis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

ct 6adnbp9rtermu m
| Ranbers. 6aonbo9rterfores
ninesn / Ranbsrs afbolbt 2srbog ben
6. bs. i'm fjerbinsourlise 9enerolfors
iamiing. poa bbilten Der ifg. .Sbf-
lonbspoiten" ubfpanbt fig en- liplig
O~isfusiion ON ct 6aonbpartermus
feum. glittenilaser Mogenfen ubs
tdlte, at 9oanbbarfet ftaar pua Ell
Sfilepej. 8i eunr mere og mere Ill
Mdffinbrift. Der fnbes runbt oms
firing mango interesfante og Dorbis
lfulbe boanbfororbejbebe @enftonos.
aunbe Der life gsres nosst for al
famle og opbebare bisie Sing9
Den padfslesnbe D~isfusfion gap
til Refultat, at Der nebidttss ct lib.
pole paa 5 Meblemmer til at frem'
me Sagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

Oper for 9r. Ssbnte bar 5oltes
t6ingsmano Sprsen 5reberitien far
lig onbdrtet peb ct Mgbe, fom Man>
bag often ben 8. bs. fanbt Steb /
9piteb. Sfslge n9oGanbzGdlIters
Toltetioenbes" Referat ertl9reoe 9r.
areberitfsn nemIig / 0istusiionens
9eb, at mebens ftp. 9rigsmiriitsr
Maoien bar elItet baobe at Sffcerer
og Msnige, ioa bar Sebnte o%forugtst
% forbubt at benz. Der itoo bdm mar"
unoeroffcererne Warinen babbe
berfor O9iad uotalt oeres 8IGoe pper
Sg6ntes 0emisfpn.
Der er al @runb til at tro, 1T
6r. 5reberifien henter fig ct Sniurie-
Isgsmaal poa be titerebe rotolelier.
Ser er / bet 6eie taget 5egn, ION
tpoer paa, at pore 8omitole bill faa
not at beitiIe meb at paabgmme Sn=
~iurier, efterbaanoen fom be TO Ben
itregruppers SdlsmGnb fdar 2eili9-
FEB til paa De oFentlige Meoer at
iiQe binanoen here's o%prigti9e Wea
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

Gn qigs / 5%tummer, 9os
gdeermeiter Sorgenien / 5dltoneralz
leen, 9ebenboon bar ben 20euarige
5jeneitepige G0en forleben | Serb
meb at baoite, oa plubielig 5lammen
Hog uo ira 5pritebet og ant9note
henbes aiole. Den forf9roebe Yigt
ieb I'D / 8adroen, mebens St6en
breote ia l9ngere O9 lGn9ere op MOI
6enoes 6obeb. 6elbigois tom / Del
famine gogermeiter Ssrgenfen oa
hans Ontel til; be greb qigen o9
puttebe benbe neo / ct aar 9anb,
6porpeo bun rebbebeg fra en- iterre
lllntfe.
9a bun after bleb truttet op, bar
,Sloen i%luttet. % bun Ielp hdpoe fun
noqle minore 9ranbiaar; 6r. Serz
qenfen 6aDbe berimoo oeb lit reiolltte
Rebningsarbejbe p%aabra9et iiggrdnoz
Ioar paa 99noer og @rme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

6jem ira Qmerifa. 5ru
Qgnes Rnrop, I. Miebad, Der bal
fnnttet til bet fongelige 9beatera
Ballet inbtil lin 8ortrejfe for tn
5ierOin9dur iiben, ifulbe ben 6. bs.
pm ct Oar 0uee ontomme til Str.
6enbobn fra Qmerita.
0u ben unge 5rue for noele Muu.
nsoer iioen fpaisrebe / gtep g)Ort msf
lin Sunb, blep benne ersben at q
plubIeIigt Qnfalb at 9ulftub. Gr
@abebetjent ifeb refolut ben gdit
6unO neo, men forinben babbe ben
bibt Cru Rprop, Der uben at tanfs
puu nogen 5ore bsjebe fig neb for
at tlappe og beroIige ben.
5ru QDrop, fom efter bet forligt
bar gennemguaet en- lang oa
fmerleii9 Sur pad Yafteurs Suftituts
tet | Yep Dort, bill M r~efreere fig
ber6jemme Sommeren ODER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

,Oanft Sfofeorening".
5~erieturius pdd @runotDigs 9ejs
ifele peb 2png6p. 2isefom / tiblis
gere 2lar bill Der tilSommer meb Tin
beritsttelfe at Stuten blibe ufbolbt ct
at 0anff Sto%leforenine orbnet 5eries
turfus for aarere og 2arerinber |
Solfeifolen, Der | Qor ofboIbes | Ous
gene fra 14.-26. 4ueuit pad
8runbbigs 6ejitole Deb 2pngbp. pod
bbilfet SIRIUS Der Deb Siben of 3
oaelise Gorebrog BIZ blipe gipet nns
berpisnine | Gang os @pmnoffit
FAINT gejlebnins / forife1is Retnins
efter narmere 4ftak meb Deltagerne.
anfssning ON 4bsons til bette 2urs
fus ~inbienbes inben 25. Maj til
Winifteriet for Rirfes og llnberpiss
ninesp0fenets 2. Grpebitionsfontor.
Deb 4ntaseIfen af 0sltosere til
bet nepnte SIRIUS bill 4nfssere, fom
bolber sftenftole for ben tonFrmere.
be nngbom, fortrinSpis tunne ben!s
at fomme | 8etrogtning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
1T
aluOrlist l1lbttestilfGlOe.

Den 9. bs. nm Gfterminba9en 81.
a er Der itet ct ulpprligt lllpttestilz
faloe pda Strdnbpeien 50, abb. bbor
S~oiepbigitrsne laoer opfere It
qraiteiemirurium meb tilbsuenoe
9irte.
; 9irten, Der er ct % Qlen beit
Bum meo Qpftet: Gn at ar0bshp9I=
pingerre itprteoe NED Og bs9raoeoe to
Murerfpenbe, 8rsnbiteo og 0uiars
bin, unber Ruinerne.
!6porlebes lllptten er ifet, peb man
life meo 8eftemtbeb, ba fun be to
6aarot tpeitebe bar inoe / 9irten,
ed lllntten Ttete. @rbeibet bar for
ben Dag til Gnbe, og babe 8rBnos
iteo % 0uiurbin bapoe baoffet %
pmflGot zig. SanbInnligpis. bar Der
raret ct eaer anbet. 4rbejoet pebrfs
renoe, fom bar labet Dem gud ino /
9irten % netop fact Dem til al It'll
le ia unber Den neoitnrtenoe 6bGl.
rinq, Tom De Ielp bapbe bait / @ttoro
at opfere.
liberia 6erte man bet oRlbi9e 8rd8,
"a ou man ileOe ill.,, par Rummct
fnlot at en- Stsotaage. meoens Salt
% gialfer laa / en- 0pnge puo Suiz
bet. st 8Iit Do efter piite, boob Der
por Ttet.
Mso Itprite @ariombeO fjernebs
man Gtiaabsbi9lter, Sten Oe aalt
% 1T omifoer 4rbeiberne grupet ub.
De par begge it9rtt ~forfauebe oe
6epiotleTe. men here's ap9iteIiers
Cmfano eQer qipsfarIigbeo tunbe
man ielpfslgelig in9sn Menin9 bape
30 4mbulantebo9ne bar imios
lertio TONNE til Stebe, % / iuienoe
5art oit bet til 9ommune6o1pitalet,
hpor DE- ejebIitfeli9 rom unoer Be-
Gambling. 0eres 3ilitanb bar pg tr
fremoeIes meget oIporlig, pg bet
Times enooq, fom ON be ~inobenbige
Qaiioner er al IipsfarIig aorutter.
Com allereoe nGpnt, peo man life,
bporleoes lllptten er Itet. Murerars
6eibet bdpes / G%ntrepriie al Murets
meter y. 3. Qnberien, iom ubtGler,
ct ben n9pnte arnbsbpdlning nGppe
er muret tompatt not. 0erDeo mdngs
Ter ben ben fornebne seniioiee Nj
itipningseone, pg / i1a 3llf9loe
m a 4 6p9lpingen peo ben minoite
SprGfte itprte iommen. M9rteligt
not, er bet be to f~oruIpftebe Qrbejs
nere ieip, fom bar ubfsrt Qrbejcet
FOR ben gues 9ebtommenbe.
Der bil imiblertio MI blipe tuaet
ct bpgningstpnbigt Sfen oper Qrbeis
ret, inoen bet fortIattes. lllptt,n
tube 10 life gerne gentdges, bbor eno
Stplben ligger.
u1ntten pda Stranns
seien. 6r. Wurermsiter q. 3.
Qnoerien mebbeler ienere, at Gruns
ben til 6b9lpingens geoitprtning /
Ct. Soiepbs Ssftrsnes airte, eftsr
bans Menins. life itplbes mongels
fulot Qrbejbe, men i~narere Ell aons
itruftionsfejl. 5orsOrigt bar Der be-
ret forstaget Sten oper &alamiteten
90 bette Stsn, Der foretoges unbtr
Observation-Disclosures aebelie, mente,
at ulDtfen MATTE tilitripes en- 5or>
ifbbning al 6O9loinsen.
De to tD9itebe Q%rbejoere befanbt
fig ct par 0dge ienere efter Omft9ns
tigbeberne ret bel, % man amer BEN
begge for ubenfor 9ibsfare. ON lite
,ons4 ,then4a4 f4anor III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

9ilfqlpe beraf foiOet fnu '%u6elOist,
at ban netOp sr tommen til at Iig=
&c meO aniigtst / en- @anoppt, og
enbIfent Der tun BAR ct Bar 5ommer
9anb / famine, tunbs bet ifg. ,,6Ors
lens apis" bog oeO BET legdle 5il'
inn fonitateres, at 9eo8aarIa9en bar
8rufnin9. 6ans 9leoer bar isps
rigt gdnife tgrrs. 9an efterlaber fig
Gnte I fmoa &adr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26
bvorIeoes or oette!

gi tIbnber et bnuhrebe Sonors / gelsnutHa for FL
luert lilf0loe al aatarrb. Der life fan ~ttlbrcoes bel
falls Catarrh Cure.
II. 8. 9beaep 4 6 o.. Giers, 1olebo. g.
@i. unoerieeneoe. bar fisHbt 2 :. 9penep / be ftoitt
IS dar % iror. bad CT nloeles beoerlig ! ole 6orret
linqss5 Iansdfti0nsr % tiaaace.ti Siane III at opiph
e enbuer Jurpllqteiie. beres Jtrma bar pdaiaaet il9.-
Wett&3ruat mbolefale 8ruqgiits. 3oe0p. 8.
maIbinQ, atunaH Warbtn,-
Wboleiole 3uqeiis. 3nleoo. {,
Halr's Catarrh Cure taqes tHbnenoig % plrfer bt
rife paa globet og SpFienlrts Slimhinber. qris 10
pr. Glaife. G. Iges oi ole Npotbefere. 9toHesbpro fr.t
Halls Family Pills er be bebfte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

3ttftouet SGbspaaat=
teIfe. Gn bos SognefOseb Rosa
musien i llg~gsrslep tienenbe. tiblise.
re itraFst 22zuurig SorI, &url Gmil
Olfen, bar iflg. R. 3. tiIituuet al
babe paoiut SIben, bOOrpeb Scr.
finggaorb" / l1ggsrslep tilbsrenbe 8
9ieliens Gnfe, ben %. 5ebruar D
u. neo6rQnote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

aopperne. Der far / ben iez
nere 3ib bQret mebbelt ON entelte
aoppetilfRlbe ! 9%sbenbdbn, og enteis
te Blade beropre innes at babe OPP
fattet bet Tom aoppe : Gpioemi. vi
bar foritoaet bet, iom en- Ssmdno.
ON Ri buffer ret en- norit, bar blepen
inblagt pad ct 6oipital, og entelie
bier imittebe, for bet bleb opbaget, at
bet bar Stopper, ban leo at. Ru fri
ber y9gbl." / a%sbenbabn / bbert
Sab ben 10. Mai:
aopperne tor MI betragtes ION
ednife obsritaaebe. s mere enb en-
1ae bar Der life pitt fig Ell eneIte 8il.
fGlbe, itent MAJ par forberebt pdd
en- OpbIusien at SnsbOmmen, nuur
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for be at gas
titan o9 gubbs Ssroenfen muIie INIT
tebe bar enbt.
De nebnte patienter befinOer fig
ubmGrtet og Oil inart tunne uoitris
res, bporefter Rlantepartet after
Fulber for ben dfionorebe Del Of
0reiunbsboipitalet, os 2ipet 6erins
De aliber at Steb, ION for Der bar
Stopper / 9ente.
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adrattsr Der par iamlet
fulbt 6us ben 10. bs. ON Qftenen
til bet ferite at be OHenflige Stubsns
termeber / ,StubentsrTOreningen"
bpor @enerulietretar of. Ricarb
ftuloe tale ON Gmnet: &dratter.
Com f9bpanlig bar bet rammens
be os infpirerenbe, bpab g.. 5. u.
M.s betroebe Monb fit iast.
Gmnet 6lep bebanblet it9rtt per-
ionligt og punbt bsrpeb en- oDerbes
piienbe araft, fom 3alerens Gien>
bommsligbeb tunb unberitrese.
Nogle of be bebite punfter bar gfs
t~erpisninsen of, bpOrlebes enbog9ens
ifab fan flibe poa en- adrotter - cg
at benns ubbannes bebft I gnfombeb
.oe Deb grunbist Stubium at flor.
Sj1fe.
8enftres bp. W iniftre.
llbe poa 8olsermsberne, ffriOer
,Dgbf." Fortfotter @euifres Goltes
repr9fentonter meb beres rdpettftri>
bise llbtalelfer ON be tiblisere Grcels
lencer. Oct er frrlig Jsbnie pg
D<unber, bet saar ub optr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

gn 9ebrager efterIpes.
BET et en- fdrlig ung Mano, Der Ell
Sale ON, og bet er i9rlig 0omerns,
iom bpr tage iig / Qgt for ham; men
bet fan b6re pdnIteligt nof, ba ban
itabi9 filter Napn og Sitting.
Snart er ban 9olbdsfitent. iaa Sns
oenisr, 9anbibdt e0er unoet lignenbe,
% altio optr90er ban meo ct bins
tenhe % beitiftenbe @9ien, Der er PEI
eQnet iii at ubelutte al Mistante ON
gebrogeri, % bog er ban en- meget
farIie 9eoroger, iom / bet iioite ball
Re Qars 5ib bar paret efterisgt al
pmtrent a1e 2dnbets poIitimbnbig=
6eber.
Qeter Sunni Butt bar If. .8ons
hers Qmtsabis" iom Specialitet at
beige 9sjitolebiem og p%eniionoter,
Ter beit1res at enlige 0amer, og un<
hsr 5~oregtOenoe at at Oiae 30 / pen=
1onatet, Tiger ban iad at fau bebs
tcmmenbe Dame til at lame fig qens
oebelpb, ba ban ftaar / sjebIittelig
5~orIsgenbeo. Og bpis bet life MT
tes, generer bet BAN life at meotage
noaet at be sbri9e qeniionarers
.Gienoele.
Saalsbes giorbe ban for nogsn
lib iiben, ba ban boebe / @oitebjems
met / Qarbus. Def par Ell Gar 9in@
teroberfrdtter. ban bd mebtog, hborz
siter ban forluebe fin 5~umleplabs
til Runoers. og ogiod her If fat i en-
Jrutfs. Def tilfalbige OFer for
benne iibite georift bar aonfulent
3. g. geterien fra Qarbus, iom net
op ben Dag bar poa gefsg / aan=
ters.
3orsbag ben 4. bs. bar 6r. Butt
ifplge .Qurh. 4mst." after bearet
oSpaanbs 6opebItab" meb i'm Rer
D9reIie, og bet lnttebes BAN at fra
MARIE forfteGIige 0umer So ar. go
litist fan efteripors bans @irffombsO,
men life fnnge BAN ieGp, bporfor Dat
bar ubitebt Fslssnbe Si9naIement:
peter Sunni Buff er feb II. Suli
1880 / asbenbobn, er 66 q 81 Soms
mer bsi OelbDgget, IpieblOnbt 9uur,
muIia beanntenoe Operif9a ifert
msrt &labning og Operfrdtte, fort
itip 5ot. bOibt arubetsj. msrtt Clips
og SnsreiisDier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-26

9rufnet ct Bar Som
m er @anb. Snbfibber Jdtob Sem
fen af Oens fanbtes Ssnbog ben
7. bs. ligeenbe bsb | @ejsrsften
/ Rarb<ben of gIiteb BRO. Munben
feb af aisfalb os er rtmeligpis | ct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
$6 Toilet Sets, $2'.75.

I / h.
se.75-11-piece Under :,
glazed Decorated Toilet,
Bets, with large, hands,
some covered jar; have
sold for 50. IA
27.EO-10O-piece While and
Gold Dinner Sets. that
were SEQ .f ,5ga,a
75e d dozen-Mason's Half
Gallon Jars; quarts, dac.
10 a dozen-Frult Jar Rub
bers. 81
sl,0O for 4-auart Double
Action Ice Cream Freezer,
OSo for $l.25 Hammock,
3bc a doxen-Deep Crystal
Glass Fruit saucers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

$50 Imported Marseilles
Quilts, extra heavy en-
bossed, satin flnlshed;
some fringed ones among
the lot; cost to make
s3 to $3.50, choice M,r0.
$3.50 Single and Twin Bed
Marseilles Quilts for
Sl IDS.
81 Extra Heavy Crochet
Quilts, Marseilles design
centers, made from the
French yarns, for S1.bn.
HQneycoinb Quilts, easy 10
launder - the summer
weight Guilt--for S5c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

55 Nearly i, 900 scarfs and shams, sheer
on net, blind embroidery and many othe
\ paying from 75c to $3.50 for; on sale
q price of 25c and d8c