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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20

the law office of Wales & Taft. He
speedily acquired reputation IN MS
professions was appointed master in
chancery and in 1858 opened an "tnce
as an attorney at law and solicitor III
bankruptcy. over the Merchants Ma
tinnal Bank. giving especial attention
and with marked success to cases in tho
United States courts. He was elected
states attorney of Chttendcn county
in 1871 and was reelected in 1873.
II is A matter of record and proof of
his capahility and efficiency as a pro-
scouting officer that in no case prose-
cutcd by him did the respondent o.
cape conviction. He was elected To IN"
state senate in 1852. and WAS an IN
nucntial legislator. serving rs CHAIR
man of the committee on claims. on
he Judiciary committee. and member
of the Joint special committee on
state and court expenses. In l>N' ne
sor Of medical Jurisprudence in III"
medical department of the University
of Vermont. in which position he Illus
tratcd his versatile cultur" and learn
ing He was "A loyal son of his llfha
mater lie was president Of the part
mouth college Alumni Association 81
Vermont. and had been for several
years before his: death chairman OF IN"
executive committee Of the fehcfai
Association of Dartmouth Alumni lie
was at his death we" president 81 the
University club Of tris city ii' was
active in tho organization of th' AZ
SonGuin club. was ON" "f ne 'har'"r
members. and was the president VI
the club at his death ilo WAS mem
ber OF the congroc a'ion Of the '"lleE'
street church of tins city. scfNeh re-
yeatcdly on the prudential committee
Of the society of that church. ana TOOK
genuine interest i'm it, affairs
Mr.. Burnap held various city orloos
He was grand juror lSs>.72. city asses
sor lS697o, city attorney lSN'-S''
school commissioner lS">.
Mr.. Burnap was IL stAunch republican.
hut his career was professional rather
than political As an attorney T." man
stood higher in tho Norpont courts ar IN
TIC esteem Of tn. tar and peorl' II this
State. He WI. counsel IN some of 'ns
most important eases trlod IN Vermont
d,inE tn. lust forty years, such as ina,
of the Barton National bank NS g. W.
Atkins and others. and the million dollar
case Of tho attempt ia break me VIII OF
The late Vernon =. NoNcs. Ills industry
care in the preparation OF MS cases ann
legal acumrn gave him M cmmen'" III
his pr"fcssion, which vas recognized ny
his brother lawyers 10y his election To III.
presidency of the Vermont Lar Assoc Ia
ton III 1901. when tho question of the
he
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
ALL KINDS OF SPORT
Field Day of Burlington Council,
U. G. T., Big Success.
Fam Weather for Events Which In
cIuded Parade in Burlington and
Base Bail. Field sports, Dnnc-
Ing aud Concert Mt Island
Park.

The second annual field day and
,uting Of the Burlington Council No.
:31, United Commercial Travellers Of
America. was held last Saturday and
vas carried through with the success
which cannot fail to follow undertake
.ngs that are conducted with the vim
Ind determination for which CONNER
lial travellers are noted. Commercial
travellers arc hustlers in them
,slves. but when over 100 Of them en-
Ter into a project combining their en-
>rEy for work with an equal desire
tor pure pleasure, the outcome cannot
fail to reach the very heights Of sue
tess
Preparations for their second an
nual field day the travelling men had
been making for two months Their
first undertaking of this sort. July 16.
last year. Mt Island Park. had proved
so enjoyable that they were deter
mined to equal 1t this year. Every ef-
fort was put forward 10 reach this end
and the travellers should have no rea-
son to be disappointed In the outcome
of it all last Saturday.
The travelling men gathered at their
council rooms on College street at nine
n
shout the city and to the excursion
train. About II pieces Of Sherman's
hand were present and led the process
sion UP st. Paul street. over Pearl
down Church to Main. then up St.
Paul and down College to the station.
At least nifty men were in the parade,
marching in double file and maki1g
an attractive appearance with their
official white hats and white unbrcl-
las.
At the station they were met by
many more pleasure seekers. Shortly
after 1890 the Rutland special train,
consisting Of five coaches and a COM
bination, started for Island park with
UPWARDS OF ESQ excursionists on board.
Tho day was cool enough to be almost
perfectly clear. making the surround
ing mountains and islands stand out
In clear cut beauty.
BY the time the party reached Is
land Park the sun had burned its way
through the clouds and gave every
promise Of smiling upon the days fes-
tivities. While the bountiful pro-
visions which had been furnished by
the council were being taken from
the train and carried to the large pa
vilion the men who were to take part
In the ball game later, "limbcred up.
and Sherman's band. which accom-
panied the party played short con-
cert In the pavilion.
Many had brought lunches. but for
those who had not. tho council had
provided hountifuliy, and no one went
hungry who had any small change
'!ngling about In has pocket
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
positively Saturday Night Angus" '@
THE AMERICAN CLOTHING C0MPANYS 3d. :; S:?;?; S:

widely in the state AT large.
Mir Eurnap married May H. ls1h. Miss
Fannie l.. Castle OF this city, y no sur
wives him. With three sons. Robert Lord.
James Wilder and Clement Foster. "h'
have tho deep sympathy OF the multitude
Of uul citizcns Hho have watched for the
tidirgs from his b'dslie FOR So many
weeks. and of a wide circle Of friends
and acnLaintanCcs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20

The county commissioners have de-
cided to ask President Roosevelt to lay
the corner stone Of the million dollar
court house at Wilkesbarrc. Pa. Presi-
dent Roosevelt Is going there on Au-
gust 10 to address the mine workers
and II he agrees to lay the corner stone
it will be placed In position on that
day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
FIELD SPORTS.

After the supremacy had been decided
on the ball field tho field sports began,
everyone going back to the Pavilion to
witness Them The events were we'll con-
tested. with skill and spirit of friendly
rivalry. a. II. SimOnds and r. b. Garvey
acted as judges and II. II. Beeman was
the starter. The prizes were we'll worth
striving for, especially the ten dollar cut
glass dish which was awarded to the
lady who could drive an ordinary sized
nail into log in the least number of
knocks with the hammer. The vision Of
a piece Of cut glass for nothing was evil
IDENTIFY shimmering before the eyes of all
the ladies, for over Is of them tried their
luck with the hammer. This number
soon dwindled down to two. Mrs r. II.
Reeman and Mrs. F. T.. Prouty, who were
tied for the cut glass, each one having
driven the nail homo with four blows. Two
trials more were necessary to decide tho
contest. The first resulted in another tie
five to five and tho final trial was won by
Mrs. Beeman, who drove the nail in five
blows to her opponents nix. The events
and their results were as follows:
100-yard dash for men-Sellon, first: Rus
sell. second; Partch. third. First rrize.
blue ribbon: second prize, white ribbon:
third prize, red ribbon.
Three-legged racc-Tooles and Burke,
first; Russell and Partdh. second; S.llon
and IIiney. third. Prizes. ribbons.
Ladies' 50-yard dash-Miss Orabellc Rip-
ley, first; Mrs. +. c. Gaines second Mrs.
Charles Scully. third. First prize, mirror:
second. one pound OF candy; third. half
pound of candy.
Mems shoe race-Tooles. first; Smith
second: Cheney. third. Ribbons for prices
Fat mems race for 700 Founders Carroll,
first; Gaines. second. and Scully third.
Ladies' throwing base ball-Mrs. w. F..
Smith. first: Mrs. Sornberger. second: Miss
|Gilberta Daniels, third. First prize, china
vase; second. pound OF candy; third. half
pound Of candy.
Mems throwing base ball-Martn, first;
Partch. second, and Burke. third.
Putting l6-pound shot-Carroll. first: Al
len second. and Gaines. third.
Tug-of-w war for men, for a large water
lmclon-Won in half a minute by the side
captained by Carroll from the side cap
tained by Allen.
! Ladies' tug-of-war for clock ana a
pound of candy-Won by the side captain
ed by Mrs. +. T.. Gaines over the side cap
toined by Mrs. r. H. Watcrhousc.
| Ladies' nail driving contest--Won by
NM. Eeeman; prize a cut glass dish.
The cut glass dish. which was valued
at 80. was furnished by II. w. Parish. to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
THE; BASE BALL GAME.

After lunch all retired to the improvis-
cd ball field near the railroad tracks
wncre the regular L. c. Y. base ball team
was scheduled to play the scrub team,
otherwise known as tho "scabs" and the
"outlaws.' The game was far from the
usual exhibition made by inexperienced
players in search OF pleasure. 1t had its
amusing incidents, of course, for instance
Gaines's try at stopping n hot crounder
by lying at full length near third base
but such attempts were appreciated by
tho spectators as merely new methods of
playing the national game, and there fore
made the game all the more intorcsting
The outlaw pitcher Dunn, who was re-
ported as an outrageous ringer until
il became known that he was from
'hnmplan. y. y, and. ms Sellon said,
sold "crackers,' certainly had his oppon-
ents guessing most of the time, striking
out - and allowing but four hits The
features were the hitting of Partch and
Wilcy's circuit of the bases on IL hit Ia
Ice, which he lost in the hay The
Travellers won by score Of to in six
innings.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
WRAPPERS SOC.

Wrappe, bargains the world has never before seen?
Over three thousand Wrappers TO be disposed of in these
fifteen days selling. and doubtful it, at the prices
which they will all be cut single will be left in
three days time.
800 Wrappers in great variety of styles and color
ing. all down exactly half. Observation-Disclosures. SOC
$50 Wrappers all cnt to .............>..... 79c
This is Wrapper buying chance no sensible house
wife can afford to neglect
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20

Builds up the system: puts pure. rich
blood in the veins; makes men and
women strong and healthy. BuraOck
Blood Bittcrs. At any drug store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.

Elgin. ILL.,. July 1o.-Butter firm. un.
changed to-day at zoe pound. Sales
tor the week $4,000 pounds.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
QuunturR

8etfeIfesmBoerne | Som
certpal9et ilutteoe Spnoag Aften ben
1. OftOber, og 5iGItrpmningen Dor
Itgrre eno maaite nogen Sinoe fer.
Sfent Der aloffen ire bapbe peret ct
Ierli9t Ulgoe for M9nb, mente man,
at Der benne Iibite bitten bar benpsO
en- 6alD Snes 5uiinbe MenneIter til
Steoe. Der BAR Msoer baaoe | 9ons
certpalGet % / @arniionstirte og
Weniqbebsbus. 8lanot 5alerne bar
@reO Moltte % qraiterne Mattbie>
len % Glii9ous9plm. s aoncert=
pal9ets Itore Sal inolebte paitor. lii.
teol. $. Using meo Bon, boorefter
graiterne 6ibiger og Moaerup talte
afpetslenbe bDer flere 8dnge. Paitor
5ibiger to9 fsIgenbe StrOfe fra en- al
Sangsne til llbgangspunft: oWeen
frreno gtat ital qorten Iuttes; Tom
tu ei for, ba er alt 6aa6 for6i". s
eenne G%ammen6ang bpalebe ban
naonlig oeo, bpob Der ligger / OrOet:
,.for6i". goitor MoGerup tdlte bl.
q. ON be npteItamentIige Steoer, boor
ber omtdles, at Seius grnber.
GnOelig lang puitor 6ibiger Bet
Ielfang meb &oret, % tiliioit tatteoe
5aleren Sub for ben 8eliignelie, Der
bar ipreot gennem oisie Msoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
Dooelio
Ga Grippe foranlebi0eOe Sierte'
IDg0Om,
1erpGIittt % bnarlig 5oroeje!ie.
Dime @enner Deo. at 9eart Sure
reobeoe mig.

wrs. g. o. enrb. lis %. 3 Ct. WustatiHs Soma.
y ct paieubt RtbIem of N. 6. airisn ben Del al
staten. sun faer: ia Grippe saO mig ct aloorlist
7fralos at @srpgatst co baarlis 6oroeisis. hpiliet
bnrtiat uopineoe fs til sierteinaoom. Sea leo at
zepnfpsbeb. n%ooebpiut % framps Nlniilerne. Den
miuojis eebagelie iremialbte aaHoenee, Jsl'lle at
pamheo o. brrubeube SmsrtcauiaIo. SEQ oil fisr,
bbab lea febie bar iaat mine @eunsr at 9r. gRues'
eeart enre bialp mig. iaa ant bisie nbehastli9es nj
toner i%orlpanot. Moo narie Smertsr bar iea aloris
lunset noaet la Dr. mtles' anti.PaiH pius. % leo
trcr, at Rsrue ane etpsr 8ins u en- ubmerist wtdpe'
meoiein."
Dor ssu bieo rant al aietitig8bom ut 2Oot Var.
2 TO u7aaneber fl ban nRfeu lHgeH Sspn, bd bt be-
anubte at aioe BAN Or. Miles' oeart Cure mto Rerbs
anb eiuer gias, % IN rr ban iunb % friIf. Dan bar
snboa bsFtaa,t en- eGstunberipssiie 90 sr nise ear'H
paa gbniypiuerne. SEQ plI tilieie, at Or. 9aIsS
auti-gain BUS utpipliomt bar b9rst ct 9oee Tor mig.
Seq bar bnppiat AuieIb al usTssi e%opeepiHs % bar
aIbrie brnst noaet. Der ina bnriia bioIp % soo mtg
einerln8." Mrs. ailee Uloao, Buffalo. No.
vile apotbefere irlaer % aarartfrer ofn fsrfte 5la
re al Or. lies a%ugemibler. sirip eftsr III BOG ON
asrngftet os oIerteiBabomms.
aorssfe: IL Wilss' DteoteaI 10 Glfbart, 5nb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

4bel 5itftr og O~rbener.
st focialoemotratiIt qopforilaa.
De ioeialOemotratiite 6olietinasz
mGnb bar uOpioet Ratten og / nogen
@rao enoret Sno6olOet at De Cor
forIag, be nj / en- Qurratte bar
fremfsrt / Rissbogen.
s ct 2opforilag, iOm ben 8. Ottos
Der bleO fremiat / 5oltttinget al
Reoattsr 4iinblab angdaenbe Qbel,
Sitter, 0rbeuer Og Rang m. n.
beitemmes bet, at ,oanit Qoelsftab,
3itels eler CHARACTERIZATION fan
hsrefter lite mebbeles. Gjheler Tan
Ter meooeles nogen banit Berger
Naturalization at fremmeo Qoelsifob
sler 3iqabelie iii al bare fremmeo
Reconsideration e1er 3itel. Den psb
5ororbning ON 9repsrnes pripiles
gier at %. Mai 1911 S. l og 2 og
pto 5ororbning ON 5riherrtrnes
gripilegier at famine 8ato 5 l til
rise Qrter at Aoel fnpttebe 5orret
at bare 3itel al @rsoe. 5ri6erre (gas
rrn), 9rebinbe, 5riberreinoe (8as
r%onesfe) op69pes. bog iaalebes, at
be nubGrenbe geiibbere at Iaabanne
3itler be6olbsr bisie for oeres Gins
lib. Som 5slge berdf maa Inlet
herefter febt Barns Rabn inofsres /
9irts6egerne meo no9en al be oben<
repnte 3itler. 8ong. iom er ben al
9ongsn dnpifte Ratfefslge, bOori
8orgers man fremtrabe for 6dm,
gRloer uoeluftenbe / 6oHorbolp.
SOm 5slge beraf inbsr Meooelelie
1neaaenbe Rung life glabs / Winie
Iterialtibsnben".
Oct t~ilfejss pberligsre, al foriteaige
Beltemmelier ON Rdngtltler o9 Han9s
prGbitunter er OpbapeOe, at ingsn
Gmbeosmanb bersfter fan mootage
nogen 6oFbetiaing. og at ben, ION
bar nogsn 3itel, miiter Oenne, ndar
ban dni9ttes | Statens 3jeneitc.
Oct forlanees ~enbogiau, at ben, Der
Far fremmeo aOel. Oroen, 3iteI easr
6OfbeItiGing, moa for at iunne faa
Qnf9ttslie elsr 5orfremmslie / Stas
tens 5jeneite sller 5orfpttelie til ct
itsrre gmbebe, fsrft gobtgsre, at ban
Of pe6tommenbe fremmebs Heserina
Ell f%ritaget for bens abslsitab. SroeH,
3itel eaer 6Ofbeitiling".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
Dopbeo Fan life helbreoes

peb lofaIe WibIer. bo be life fan nda ben ongrtbne I'd
al Sret. Der er fnn en- Wtaabe at fnrere 9sDbsb. %
BEL er peb fonttitutipnele Wibltr. 8spbeb ioroorioqss
Deb en- bsionbt 1ilitonb al Slimbinben / bet eniiodiife
mar. glaor bette gssr blIOer sHiiomeret. m0rfer 2e en-
bIiper belt lnffet er Gspbeb FslqeH. % ineD minnrt
WetQnbelien fan fjurneS. pg bette Rgr qIenglDes m
normale 1ilitonb. ptl psrelien here sbeingi for fiebie
M uo al Ii Iilfaioe freiHfalbes BED aatarrb. BET q IN
lei onbet enb Ell btfaabt Iiiftaro Of Giimbinbtrne.
nj bill oiDe ct bunorebe 2plldrs for etbutrt Jilitl9
AZ Tgpbeh (fDroariaaet al Qatorrh1 tom re fnH fnri
rss meo Hall's Catarrh Cure. 1frln eftt oiriHtau
lrlt. II. =. ehenen d SO, 4oieoo !
~ 2 -Iges Dos Npolbsfert. tx.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

80ffetfesmpberne Sort
iqttelie. Zen iamme aomite, Der to5
Ssnitiatibet til 9atteliesmsberne /
9ohcertpalaet. bar efter Opfororin5
fra flere SiOer og efter Samraao meo
en- arebs al Wanb trufet 5ordnftalt'
ming til, at g9tfeliesme0srne bill bIios
f%ortfatte runbt omtring ! en- rate
.cfentliae Qotaler / ben inore 9n %
/ 6orItHoerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

@illeleie 6aon. "a 9iaes
leie ioapns gitre Wole er itnrtet iams
men, bar 6aone6eItprelien benpenot
fla til Staten % ne loidIe Mpnoiss
leoer for at opnda Ststte til ubbes
bring at StaOen, Der anbrager $4,000
ar. Staten bar ifslge R. 9. tifagt
at bile poe 6aIOoelen, forIuapiOt
Gmtsraabet og 5ogneraaOet bill PIE
BEN anOen 5alobel. Ia So9neraaoet
imiolertio Tar peOta9et lite at beIs
tags i llOgiften, oeOto9 6re0eritsborg
2(mtsrado / fit Meoe ben 2. Ottobsr
at inbtage famine Sitting.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

Danmurts gogtrbtte:s
foreningsr bar fra /, Ottober paus
begpnot uogiOslien at ct MeOlems>
blao. Der / ct qntal al 1000 bOer "a.
Dag oil bli0e ipreOt ooer bele Cam
bet bon ale gogtrptterier. iaa at
nan ian regne pau, at iua gObt Jon
oGe 5agets llbsoere BIZ faa gluoet /
l6Gnbe. Dstte gIab CT altiaa Organ
fcr os tire Observation-Disclosures Der
Der pil fremiGtte oeres 8etragtninger
coer aft 5aget oeorsrenoe iaaOel tets
MITE fom sfOnomifte Sper9smool,
tort iagt, bOab Der fan intsresiere ale
5agets Qenner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

ubplpnoret or 5000 81 7.
Gn Roromanb, Iom bapoe tent fig
On DEL penge / Qmerifd, anfom for
leOsn iii 9sbenbapn os gaO fig itruts
iii at Opiege bennes mgrte 9partes
Ter. 6ans mango Qsnee, lom ban
bar bos fig. inbIOsbt / aoispapir,
tom mart paa Omtale mellem Sibes
qaoernes lnsifp Gtsiftenier, Og bisTe
til6sb Norbmunben @enitub. boiltet
Fan uben aritit mobtog.
Sammen meb en- Del berbeteoe
8onbefaneere bar ban ida 3irsoog
often BEN 8. Oftober 6apnst | en- Be-
pGrinins. ION barer Vdpnet Oct file
Qpotst". Stemninsen Oar bsi, men
fog plubieIis OOer / Spettutler. bd
Rorbmanben benob Worgenifunben
fabnebe fine penee, CO. 5000 Ser.
2jeblittelig leb 6an til Qntonies
oabes Station, boor ban tlageoe i'm
RIB. On gstjsnt fulste BAN til6ass;
men | Melemtioen bubbe nan luffet
9eo9rtnineen, og @9iterns bar iprebt
til aae Siber. Oct bar BAN bog mis
ligt at sibe ct gobt Sisnalement at
be to, iOm ban dnfaa for at bare
be saentlige Rspere, o9 | 5ormibbds
gems 2eb inOfanbt ct Bar Opbd9eIs
fesbetiente iis bos ben berpgtebs Carl
Grsberit Mortaser, I bOis 2ogi man
rgioa fanbt ben anben, Der bar mis-
t9nft. Oct lpftebes bog benne at
flpste Oeb al fpringe ub eenn.m @ins
buet; Mariaeer pifbe fslse G.semplet
men obermanbebes, og beb 8llitotios
men families ban | 8eiibbelie at ca.
$4,000 Str. | 800 r.4Sebler.
qolitiet oplpfer, at Norbmanbens
5ormue beftob at II bdnffe 5embuns
brebfroneiebler, / 9unbrebfroneiebs
bel FAINT en- Del 9itronefsblsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

,8ortenefte Maal!' s en-
4rtitel ON yaigsbusspartierns" / bet
nbeite Safte at Oct M aurbunbrss
be" friDer JoltstinssmunO s. 3b.
Gable:
,Oanmarts ubenri9spolitit er eftsr
1864 altib ben famine: 0i maa bolos
os ubenfOrl Den bitre nlptte, Der
cpergif os / 1864, 1apbe ben gobe
.Sibe, at ben lsite os fra ct Jorbolr
til 5Dftlanb, fom bar en- itobis rin'
|benbe ailbe til 9piitigbsoer. og iom
let funbe bragg Ds inb | europoiif'
Jorpitlinger. Gfter NienSJreben Fl
port enefte Maol | ubenrigspolitif
6enfeenbe: l1bemortetbeb. Den e
cgfao bort bebfte Joripdr."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

T%orfutteren Slqgten aoefoeb. bOOrdf
en- @ren %. mai 1903 fit tOngeIig
anertenOelIe for at gfenbpre til ben
Oanite aoeIsitanO". 9r. 5%prgeniens
llnoeris9elie al slegtens hiItoriife
4bfomit til qoelsitab iprer BAN al
flere 8tje til bet Reiultat, at intst
af oens Meoltmmer END lite
,,8ornbolms 8efrier@ Sens peoerien
9oefoeo = nogen SinOe bar beiiooet
onertenbt Noel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
Dertil bemarter ,0dgblabet";

Der tan moaite oare. 5olt, Der
meuer, at bet er oor llbenrigspOlitif3
0psape At Itafe trattatmGsii5e
9perenstOmiter til 5oroel for bonIfe
llnoerioottsr refpettereoe. iamt for
rprigt banoeIspolitiit o9 tultnreIt at
Itstte bet Oanite 5olts 8eitrabelier
for at gre fig netop iaa itGrtt gaiz
oenoe / bet melemfoItelige Samtptm
ION opertommeligt for bets arGfter.
Men en- Iaabon Opfattelie ligaer
ganite pitt en- fmaatitaaren, In1Derz
Tpnet og golO a9oiitifer" iom 81.
gable uenoeli9 fiernt. San fer netop
fit 5aorelanbs eneite MooI / llbes
martetbeb. Dette er bans Moaoe
at gore fig 6emartet pda."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

Sutterfabriffen / @srle1.
qaa et al auaunOborgegnens eones
mGno ben 4. Otto6er / Spoerup afs
folot Msoe Debtoges ifsIge telegram
til R.g. 3ilIlutning til ben paatGntis
.Sufferfabrit / @srlep. gnboibere
bebtogss bet Oeb 6snbenbelie til Sol.
6Gt Qmtsraab oe be eorige Mpnbies
beoer at fsge redGiieret qlanen ON
Qnl9g al en- Sernbane fra g9rsleo
til en- at 0osberreosbanens Statios
ner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

89bnere, abel og 6ris
ma nj pda 8ornbofm er Sits
len paa en- It9rtt botumenteret Qfs
banbling af 9ornbolmss 5iitoriteren
8. u. Ssrsenfsn (Grib Ssreniens
5orlag, Rsnne). Gorfottsren Oiier,
at Der life bar etsifteret nogen esents
fig bornfolmft 4bel eler | bpert Sab
neppe noeen inbfsbt @~OefsI9gt, 5pis
grep og @aabsn bar ubefiribt 9pls
|bio6eb. @n ierlig Smtdle ffenfer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

0sbsfulb. - 5OrbenOGrenoe
mangsuarig Sognepreft til Ct. SIR
gems Og Ssrup, paftor Otto gin3sr,
or fornplig afgaoet peb 0sOen | en-
Qloer al 90 Qar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

1000 ar. / 6 Obtaining fpr
E. 6unbebiO. Der er %fornplig Oeo
6prs6Olm girts ast falOen Dom /
en- Sag, Iom / i'm 3iO pate en- pig
Opfigt. 0a en- alOre Gniefrue ira
9srsbolm engans i 6jOr G%fteraar
tom gaaenOe neoao Storgaoen, for {.
tort Bette at en- 6uno. tilbsrenoe
en- Detoilbdnoier. pIuOielig uO At en-
BORT og lige lss paa Gnteiruen, Der
/ bet glatte 5pre falOt o9 padbro9
Iig en- alborli9 genifabe, iom reiuls
tereoe i ct ~langodrigt Sngeleie, o9
6ois 5sfgsr antagelig bIipcr lipspas
riqe. Der 6lep ifelae o5reberitsbpr9
limits Qpis" / ben Qnleoning dnldgt
Sag mob 0eta 6anoIeren. iom MI al
llnberreittn er bIepen iosmt en- Grs
flaming til Gntefruen at 2000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20

SomGin9sn al gaubens
ftiOloe / 3reberits6ors Siotsz
.irte er / benne lib bleOen forsgst
meb Is Stjolbe, 8 fra glefantriOpere
og 13 fra StortOrsriobere. De Tleite
af Stiolosne sr fra llOlanbinee, ibei
fun 5 er fra bonfte, 81. a. fra prins
@uitaD, GsneruIgtnunt 3a6ariae,
gicedbmirdl Sebnte. 9sjeiteretsasiess
for 0pbolm og aammerberre Wels
edbl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-20
3rafitminifter 6sgsbro

5rofitminifter 9ggsbro
/ 8eunbers areos. = @eo ct politiif
Msoe Qftenen ben 80. Ottober /
Qeiterbafnge aro fsrtss Der ifplge
q. g. en- politil 0~istusiion melem
Observation-Disclosures 0eunber %
8raftminiiteren, Der is9te at gre
g%aloenos, at 0eunber muatte ta9e 1t
Qarti % saa msO slIer mob Mini
~iferiet. 8epnber baobeOe imiolsrtiO,
at Der par 5piDl tiliteoe i genitte
angaaenbe Miniitsriets Sitting, %
far oenne 5Dipf bar b9pet peo Minis
wIieriets pOlitiite @erninger, OilOe ban
life thge 1T BART. 5oriumIingen
radbte 6urru baabe for 8eunber CO
6sgsbro.