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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Gil Konfirmdnden.

af 5annB 3uren, meO GorOrb At
Yalt. s. Steen. 3rptt meC lotirle
Upper. S Omilag 40 Gents. 5uob.
50 Gents.
4f 5ororbet f~remIcttes: -, .
go9ens Snb6oIO er iunbt og ianot
BET .bbber ct parmt og inbtrGngenoe
5ormoninssorb og mangt ct goot
Rdab fra en- at be ftiGe / 2unbet"
Der meb ben albres Grfaring t1Isr
meb SelOopIeOel1ens Mnnbigbeb oe
tiniae / &Grligfebens 8oritaaeIie al
be 5arer os Srilelier, Der ligser for.
an De un9e, Der ital be9pnbe beres
Gins Stamp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
: :. '.Sa|mebOger til Northumberland

Wharf Ard de- eugHe og fneste og NEST ehgane Sameboger for onfrmahonen,
som vi nogenIndeh rh haiti Danish Lh Publ House ia vi tor ndog ae de fnHe
Sahnebege5 der nognindeh arv eet sogt heri Lande g anmar Mage til Bind
Elegance hra ldig for vept pa nogen dansk Sahmbog. d. r sa fine at en- Bekrvebe
kni likes rive nogen kEr FostH1se;d de Dor ss for at kunne vurhes Dise Sa1nebeger
e= aneh mpotende og Arbjd6 r udat Verdens be1ste oghnderr Beg6n En- Sal
nebog, indbunden Dannak er inpeI we'd Slider af dBe
Nan skmde hs at Frme var nege hole mend kan kkes igsi amnenignng
ned adn Rmd.
Ale dhse Sa1mehogere err med rmt under Gudsnit og med runde Hjpner D. vi hr
nu er med ct Ti1eg g bggeT ekstrekker De hAra to Ferkeb ei hvr en- Kske
og seges eherN uner Lederd r sort undagena ndete err evnt
HUsK at t@yte denneI eighed og est dhe fine SaImbegni linden de er udsIgt.
Allie som ser dem, ensker at ee dem; de er @ad ejige at man kan fnshs til at Legge den
gnm1e til Side g kebee en- n.y.
NIB Nan paasetes nke dre fine a1mebegr da let vile vanyne Bindet
rErgLes Notwithstanding BeskreIsea f de orAhlge Bind og ms1k Pds@ne: a@ a@ q
e@- va ma r@g sg opgN Bogaav eurN umer we'd Lndsendese at orde Saxa W&w go @asa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

intet anbet snb Oroet fra 9errens
Wiuno; bpiltet er ri9eli9 iluItreret
SUBS Orb og be biitoriffe 8eretnin.
aer ON 9fobbibnerne eller Wlartps
rerne. Q9s bf. q. 9eb. II o9 8eret=
nin9en ON 9ebebsmdnoen, Qpoitlent
o. T. b. Den lepenbe 3ro er en- til
eenenbe Os ~betenbenbe 5ro: nWlcc
6iertet tror man til Retf9rbig6eo,
og meb Munben DEFENDER mar til
SaliggsrelIe" (Rom. 10. 10Y.
Den lepenbe Sro er en- 3ro, Iom
frepes. l pet. l, 7. 9jeOelen bill
hinore ben, berfor borttuger ban
Subs Orb fra Mennei tenes Sierter,
at be lite lfol tro og blipe lalige;
ban bill berspe Subs Soft 5rOen, faa
benz til at tDiple og fable fra Sroen.
8i fenber, boorlebes Sob blep pres
ret. Den Sro, lom Ojebelen life
o9ter barb at oneribe, er berbilss.
Den lebenbe 5ro tenbes % mar
tes. Soalebes Subs 5olfs 5ro /
Rom omtultes | ben sanffe @erben.
Hom. 1, 8. pauIus opmuntrebes til
at tatfe os prize Serren for berea
Sro, liseiom pelua for fere andre
Menigbeber, bbis Gro ban bprte ON,
ia naiten ale be Meniebeber ban ifrcS
til. Den mertes paa aarlisbeb til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Danish Luth. Publ. House, Blair, Nebr.

Seq bar itribt ben gobe Strib, fuIbs
tommet 2sbet og beparet Sroen" o. T.
b., 2 Sim. 4, 7, oe: ,itrib 2roens
eobe Strib, Crib bet epi9e Glib, til
6bilfet ou os er faIOet", 0. T. b., /
Sim. 6, IL. Den bG'ber beitanbig
og beitaar fom ct trofait 8ibne fe!o
pmgipsn at llgubeliqbeb ug @antro.
st fdabant lebenbe Sroespibne timber
ii | Roab, iom life ulene ielb bleb beb
| 3roen men ngfau bleb peb at pibne
og pr9bife for Solicit / be 12O Mor,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Greosmeoet / TOrtbfielo.
Q6.-19. 0arts.)

Com dllerebe meboeli I 5dnif en-
tberf 9irteblab bar bet ct Itsnt og
Oeliignst Wsbe, eobt beiset o9 frugtz
bart. Serren uobelte rig 0elfgnelfe
til os | be 8age, iao mango nj no9et
meo bjem til 9etprtelie paa 9ons
brineen mob G~pigbeoen. en Del
lager ipurgte mig, ON jeg fit noget
meb biem. ga, ies I'll meget, for me-
act til at tunne ienbe ub iblonbt
fyolt esnnem ct Rsferat; berfor pil
ieg inbfrente bet til nogle at be
tilobersblepne Stptter af Nabnin9ss
tdlerns % gsbunblingen at be to
Gmner, Tom blebe brgftebe.
Deb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sorss
BAG Sftn. prpbf tebe pdItor y. q.
Gang rber Sol. 3, 12-17.
@uus Meni9beb omtoles | Sfrifs
ten fon et asgsme, bbis 2emmer er
Iommen6unbne meb Blobets Baanb.
9igeicm bet life er moi for ct lebenbe
2eTme, at 2srmerne er fammens
bunbre msb Gener og Waiffler uben
Blobfts gnonb. faa er bet teGer life
not FIR Subs Wenigbeb at pore fome
menbunbsn meb5umanitetens 8aanb,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Salmebog n

Salmebog n
s itortznopperet tint 29berbino,
QIaIfa SelIfinb, iolibt 1oieenbe og
It9rft inbbunben. pris: $3.50;
pplItret ginb $500.
Salmebog
QiQ 8, men libt forifeliQt ubftnret
9inb. pri8: / bGjeliat 8inb $3.50;
/ politret 8inb $500.
Salmebog j
8 bet fineite msrtersbt &usIian
&alpeItinb, Tpeilblunt poleret 2nber.
9ris: / bejeliqt 8inb S4.00; / pol
fret ginb 1920.
Salmebog X
Samme fom 8, men / fort. gris:
| bsjeligt 8inb $500; / politref ginb
1920.
Salmebog
8 merfergbt RusIian &aloeifinb,
mime color. 9ris: / bpieIigt 9inb
$500; | politret 8inb $40.
Saifnebog M
Gig 6, men fort 29ber. pris: /
bpieIiat 9inb $500; / p%olitret ginb
$40.
Salmebog NJ
= flint prGpareret ,~unbresTeo"
&ibffinb, .motelt", blebt 2pber, men
itertt. 5arbe msrtegrBn eGer ooliz
be-. gris: / beieligt 9inb $500; /
politret 8inb 1920.
Salmebog O
Gig q, men | ~roienrsb Sarbe, ,,olb
rofe color. pris: | bpieligt 8ino
$500; | politret 8inb $4.20.
Sa1mebog p
Gig u, men Sarperne falber | fors
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Salinebog q

P
q flint poleret Galoeftinbsbinb, -
Guleren falber / bruno 5arber, fpejlz
6font, aulerer I barierenoe barmoniit
Smoq % fin @fpubsning. pris: |
beiefigt 9inb $3.50; / politret 8ino
$500.
Salmebog 3
z flint poleret franlf %,leoant" 9als
peIfinbsbinb, 8uleren at 29beret fall
Der / m~grfeorenne Farber. pris:
1 bBieligt ginb $4.20; / politret
Sinb $40.
Salmebog 6
Stint blgbt ~,unbresleb" &iolfino,
Qeberet falber | lpfegrenne 5arper,
,,Rile 8reen". - pris: | bgieligt
9inb $500.
Salmebog D
7int poleret &alpeItinbs6inb, franff
,,lebant" 2qber. &ulsren falber |
fpeilblanfe bruno mobulerebe syarper.
9ris: / bsjeliet ginb $3.50; | poll
1tret gino 5000.
Salmebog E
Qig 3. men | lpiebrune mobulereoe
5orber, tan, % fpeilblant poleret
20bcr. pris: / bsielist 8inb 1920;
/ politret 9ino $40.
Salmebog F
= 9gte fort Gbaorin, meb Sp9nbes
forIiring co TO @ulbIjerner poa Sorz
CO g%oqiiben. pris: | bsieIi9t 8inb
$500; / poliret ginb 1920.
Salmebog G
3 bet fineIte 9gte fort Gbagrin, msb
tint gilfeforfdts I bbibt. pris: /
bsieIiot 8inb $40; / polftret
8inb $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

Gle be belige, Gpb. l. Is. Den fem
bes / 2ipet: IS ere arifti 8rep". Q
Gor. l. 3, os: IS &riitO Seius gel
Der bberten OmitGrelie eaer Sorbub,
men Sroen, fom er birtfom peb&9rs
ligbeb", Sal. 5, 6; Oifer fig fom: zen
6rugt uf 2eber, Ipm betenoer bans
Rabn", Seb. 10, Is; bOpr 9efenbel>
fen Opbsrer. Rambler 2ipet, oa Dp>
cen inbtrGber.
iOen lepenbe Sro er en- ftribenbe
og fejrenbe 9ro. Derfor bebber bet:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
1eSu civ.

2tf George Gpers. 9rait OeO So
6onnes 2irfen / ab6. 6ortult for
Solicit, bearbejoet otter bet engelite og
inolebet meb en- 0igtcnelus. Meb ct
Sort og 1876 Snuitrat'oner efter flere
a%unftnere. 792 fore Siber 8 bp 13
CONNER / ct Itartt og iolibt 8ino.
qriien er nebIat fra $3.50 til $3.50
Iadlenoe Oplaget bare.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

trobs bet. at Der tun bar faa, Tom
tpcebe bans Gortbnbelfe.
Som ben lepenbe Sros f9rlige
5rugter fan ogfaa n9bnes Spnbers
nes S~urGabelfe, 5reb meb Sub, Ret
farbigbeb, Glabe og Solisbsb; men
cefoo Der / benne Berben 0erbens
Sab os JorfslseIie, fe Sob. IL, IA;
! Sob. 3, 10; 2 Sirn. 3, IL.
Sorbanbt'ngen af &rebfens gmne
nil Ienere blipe mebbelt.
6. 5anfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Fra BetIebem til Gilaata.

Dor 6erre og 5relier Seiu &ris
iii 2io efter be 4 G%banqelier. meo Bill
Ieber af gern6aro glott6orit, og en-
epclus 0igte of G6riition ai4urbt.
elegant inObunben / gragtbinb, 1877
fore SiOer 10 By 13 CONNER. Oct
te pragtbert er nebfot fra $40 til
$500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

Telige rgbe 3ulerer. pris: / beieligt
9inb $3.50; / polltret 8inb $500.
Sa1mebog Q
Gig u og g, men SurOerne faloer
mBrtegroot og fort. 9ris: | bsieligt
8inb $3.50; / polftret 8inb $4.00-
Salmebog r
Snbbunben / 1i9lben eienbommelia
forpet &dlbe ffinb, efterlignenoe gam
melt 9obber | 6urpe og ubieenbe.
pris: / bpieligt 9inb $3.50; / polz
fret 8inb $500.
Salmebog S
&alpeIfino, belifat bpcplaoebrun
5arpe. pris: / bgieligt 8ino $3.50;
/ politret 8inb $500.
Salmebog T
8 msrtebrun farpet &ibTino, fi9le
ben mat Gulsr. = pris: | bgieltet
8inb $3.50; i poIitret 8inb $500.
Salmebog u
s aaIpefinb, / mat Sarpe efter
bimme1bluu, meb ct flint @ulbtors %
2ilie | Cub Yri8: | bpieligt 8ino
$3.50; / polftret 8ino $500.
Salmebog w
9~bfebrunt 9gte 9gpptif 3rotobif9
lel9ber, meb fin potitur. pris: |
beieligt 8inb $500; | polftret
8inb $3.50.
Salmebog <
s runbresleb" SioYinb, ipecielt
p9 funftneriIf tilIanet, | lmufte og
oelifate 5arpetoner, lpie u9 mDrs
fe, meget blsbt og tint fslenbe 2eber.
Zig pins | ll~bfeenbe. pris: $3.50.
Salmebeg Y
Sig t, men politret Binb, $40.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
DSdenS Gn1el.

af s. 8. @aain. / bonft @engi=
pelie af Gbr. Ridarbt, meO 9egninz
GER at Gorl 2arIen. s flint, elegant
p%ra9tbinb meo mango fine 8iIeber.
9ris nebfat fra $40 til $1.OO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Sn9as Sag ifal nmoerlogcs.
Gortfpttelis fra SiOe H.


Def er ogfad barb at lrgge Merfe
til, at ben fsrIte 9runb Surp, iom
fit Jig foreIagt oenne lise faa merit
DGrbige fom inbOitleoeSa lite fanot
nOgen @runb til at fate nn9en 3ifs
taIebeflutning mob Snga 9anien.
8ioere ber man merte iig / famine
Jorbiubelie at Gbicugo Gitp RailtpoD
Gompanbs Repr6ientdnter peb n1bnte
G~nIconing fremftiaebe Su9en / TT
eget Chs, uben at Snga Sanfen bar
reprGienteret. bOerten peb en- Nbbofdt
e0er pda anOen Maabe; og boq err
tIGrebe 9ranoiurpen. at ben lite fanot
fig befgiet til at tage Sagen op.
WSan bpr nsje legge Ul9rte til
bette og beraf bragg fine Slutninger.
0ette er en- pi9ti9 Gag. Oct er Il
te poa roqen Maobe unoer benne
5orIamlin9s 9aro'gbeb at bare no
gen 8efatning men ben. Oct gGIber
muligens 9io o9 6ribeb for ct FRI
bdurent. uitnloiet Menneite. Og bet
nil Iiae meget.
Den Moabe. 6porpoa Sugen e.
fsrt fra fsrIt til IibIt, r~etfGroi99sr,
for lite at Iiqe traber, ct Stribt fra
Statens bsjeIte bsmmenbe Mbnbig
beb iom bette.
SO butt: Der er 5uIinoer al Zine
rettet mob eber / Dag. s bber enefte
Stat llui0nta Fl Der 6~isrtsDdrms
Mennefter, fom bill Osmme benne5ors
Iumling efter ben geIlutning, Tom
bliper Fattet / bsnne Sag. Del er life
Ruobe, ri beber ON. @t treber Ret
f~Grbigbeb. Raabfsr eOer meb Sub og
eOers Sumoiitigbeb % tag berpaa
erers gefemnelfs.
Seq forsiIaor benne Reiolution bebs
td1et."
Senator 0rpine +. BERN fra 6ans
toct Gountn. 90. Suinois 8iItritt,
bOor ban bar Saefererforretninq /
Carthage. .%iscon6eb" Senator Suuls
5orIlao.
Od BET bliper for meget for a0dns
iteren" at optdge belle ben pa~ofglQenbe
0istusFon. Tfnl bi neies meb at foe.
al MI fulqte en- Gale imob Suuls
5OriIae nf Senator Mc9en3ie, men
bet bleo o9iaa BEN ~eneite. 9erpaa
fulgte 9oler at Senatorerne Soubus,
BERN % 6umpbreb for ReIolutionen.
Den IioIte gab ct u%OGisntlig qGn-
rrinesforfIag. ION Suul off ino poa.
0erpuu Iatte Senatets 5ormano,
Sherman. 6orflaget unber QfItems
ming: De. Tom itemmer for bette
5orTaa, bill bebage at Iias Sol"
.Sd!" leb bet fra ale 8onter.
oWrbint2"
era ire elsr fire Senotorer le6 pei
tt iOaat Rel. bporpaa Senatefs
pr ertIrrebe Suuls 81 folution
for Deotnaet.
0ette Reiultat bar en- tor Seir for
Genotor Suul. 9e flefte Senatorer
ieubte tibet til Sagsn, % bpis en-
minbre inb1noelissrig Wauo baObe
fremlagt benne Reiolution, ioo bdebe
BEN napps gaaet igennem. Suul bar
ta osfan 9ogens Self. Sans aole=
gaer ilsbe ooer til BAN for at gratu=
lere BAN, bn Msbet nogle Minutter
ienere bleo baOet. Get famine giorbe
f1ere 29ger o9 meoicinfte Stubenter.
fom bar facet Snteresie i Sogen at
PROFESSIONALS 9runbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Mr.. | 3

9opperet franf G6agrin bgjeligt
2rber6ino. Orbet Salmebog / @ult
pad Rpggen, meO fpeciel 6angiels
5oriirinq oDer Rpggen og paa 6or4
9a9iiben, meo 4 ganIfe fmoa aora
paa 6eqge Sioer og en- fin 9inie onl=
trin9 aanten. - Pris: 1920.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

-s@-A# For de, der msker Ell sj@lden fin samebog. &&-@-
saa har vi endnus almehegeE der angt overgaar de Venfor nevnte. p@e vii give
der sateO vrrskesed a de hor til SJBldenhedr pa ogbnderkunse OnThne.
Vitar kun etE Bind af hverS lags ,bejigt og poshe+ ID er allie med root under od
snt rumde Hjernere Tieg og begge Tekdrakker en- fin fot Ese,n ned antorsr1ng
Guild ad indvendige LDedehmnt f Bindet og med to hvde keAarkeoa ned
KvaHer De se@s efer ogtav-Nune
Kn en- kotB eskrveFe kan gives a dse elegane Salmebeger.
awn opgN we'd estnnng BogsavNumer og ON De mskerb eeGgt eMr poshet Bind Nave
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

bIant 5orfiring / bet pperite 6igrne
paa 6Oriiben og paa Rpg9en. $2.40.
Mr.. 1872
s 1tortznopperet Q9berbinb, dmts
ritdnf S9fffinb, polltret 8inb. Or
Get Solmebog / Sub pau Hnnnen, ct
lille flint 8ors paa 6orIiben, en- breh
fin blant Toriiring %foropen og forne@
ben pua 8agiiben. = Pris: $2.40.
Mr.. 1874 A
Stint glut &albeftinbsbinb, pDlltret
8ino. Web Orbet Salmebog i@ulb
paa &pggen, ct tint lille &ors / Sub
poa TorIiben, fine 6jerner pua Syors
Iioen meb 8linbz og 9ulotrbt. $2.75.
Mr.. 1874 3
Canine ginb meb forIte1ige Men@
fire / 9linbtrnt. = Bris: $2.75.
Mr. 1879 A
Stint perfiT aalbeffinbsbinb, poll
fret 8inb, Orbet SaGmebog pau
Rpqeen og 5orliben, FAINT en- fin ipms
boIff glomIterz5oririnu / bet bperfte
6isrne poo 5orfiben. @ulbforfirine
omtrino Ganten i~nbpenbi1 paa Bin
bet, Iom aiber bet 8inbet flint ubfes
enbe. - pris: $3.50.
Mr.. 1879 3
Samme 9inb meb libt forftelligt
Sub og blant 5orIiring. $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

ritunne Mgnfer ,,Oebinitp Circuit
binbln9", 9oerfalbSbinb, ct gaan6
omtring, lbs aDg. 3brtiit Gbagrin.
SGrbeles it9rt og folibt inbbunoen,
meb Sr6et Salmebog / Sub paa
Rngqen, ~foriiret 2inie paa ginbet os
foret meb 99ber, iou bet er bgjeligt
pg iterft. = 9ris: $3.50.
Mr. lib
Stint mat inf 6gjeligt aalbeifinbsz
6ino, 9rbet Salme6og / Sub pau
RnQqen % 5orTiben, ct flint Rors meb
Sub o9 bldnt 5orTiring F~orooen paa
ForIiben, en- fin 2inie omfrinq 8ans
ten, % @ulo=5oriiring ~inbbenbig pda
&anten af ginbet. - Nris: 1925.
Mr.. I29 A
. flint inf Marofto, p%olitret 8inb,
meo Orbet Salmebog / Sub poa
Rnggen % 5oriiben, FAINT en- fin
8lomit / 6lanf 5orIiring pod Sort
rem % Qinier pod Rp"nen, en- fin 2ts
ME runbt meb 9anten. Bris $3.50.
Mr.. 1919 B
Sen famine 300 I famine 9inb,
meb merterebt, bart mine color,
2eber, og forifeGGig Soriiring. $3.50.
Mr.. 1871
nopperet 2pberbinb, frdnf Gb1@
Grin, politret 8inb, Srbet Solmebog
Il Sub paa Rbg og Sioe, for9plbt og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
HerrenS Eiv.

Qf 6arI @eib. Gn geioiTer isene
mem be fire Goangelier for bet triits
ne 2agfoIt. Snbb. $1.00.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
BSaer for PddSkc
PaSSionSdiqt.

Snb6oGb: palmefpnbag. -
.9ungfreOag. - paa Dombuiets @l.
IN. - 9eb 9raben. = paaIfemors
gen.
st beilist Digit / flint 0mflug 1Oc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Under raner ogPaImer.

arifteIige 5ortaninger: @ren
paaite, m. f. Smut inbb. 60c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Taennem TIdprSven.

Of 6urulo Sdmiot. 5ortGain.
ar fra 2irtens fsrIte MartpruGr.
288 Siber. fnt inbbunben SOC.
Danish Pubsis hing DouSe,
E3str. nobr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Gil Kcnfirmdnden.

nj e. 9. 8jer. st Orb meb Ut
| 2inet. Meo imutt 5itelbiaebe. :
Omnog Zoe. 8 Sbirtinssbinb 3Oc.
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE
BLAIR NEBR
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Gcce Bono


w VVIl1tl VtS1IItIt'1
gn Sangtrebs ON ariiti 2iOelfe,
at 8iftop 9bomas aingo. SamIet Og
uo9ioet at puitor s. M. 9unien,
Chicago, 81. S%nbbunben zoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Mr.. | "a

QmsrifanH @alfinb, bsieligt Qas
'berbinb. Orbet Salmebog paa Rpg
% Sibe | Sub, ct flint aors | bet ne
berite 6igrne paa ForIioen / Sub
BoIirinq, ct file &ors / en- RoIette
poa Hnggen, og ct gaanp runbt ON
ginoet. = Pris: 1920.
Mr.. II6
Stat inf &atoeItinbstaber. 0rbet
Salme6og poa Rnggen og forneoen
paa 5orIiben. st tint 8ors meb 0rue
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-08-25
HOLMES TO BE BROUGHT BACK.
Presidents Orders on Cotton Scandal
Are to Be Carried Out.

Washington, Aug. 24.-Edwin S.
Holmes Jr., the associate statistician
Of the Department of Agriculture,
who was dismissed when the con-
spiracy for juggling of government
cotton crop reports was exposed, will
be brought to justice as President
Roosevelt directed. The federal
grand jury, after hearing testimony
Of Secretary Wilson and Assistant
Secretary Hays, adjourned for
week. In a reliable quarter it was
said positively that important devel-
opments might be expected within the
next forty-eight hours,
The air is thick with rumors that
at least one and probably more IL
dictments are to be issued. 1t is re-
garded as certain Holmes will have
to face trial.
John Hyde, the chief statistician,
who resigned when the scandal was
exposed, is still in England and IN
much better health than he processes
Holmes also is absent from Washing
ton. It is said he is still within the
boundaries of the United States.
DR.. George T. Moore of nitro-cul-
ture fame, who resigned an import
ant place in the bureau OF plant In
S;strv when it was discovered he was
exploiting a product OF Pennsyl-
vania concern. will be restored TO MS
old position. The Department of
Justice reported he had committed no
OffenSe
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-08-25
OFFICIAL REPORT OF
BENNINGTON DISASTER

Washington, Aug. 22.-Secretary
Bonaparte yesterday received, and
as soon as he had himself read, made
public the proceedings and findings
of the court Of inquiry which investi-
gated the explosion on the gunboat
Bennington at San Diego, Calf, on
court found the explosion resulted
from the closing of valve which con,
nected the exploded boiler with it's
steam guage, so that the pressure on
the boiler may have been several
hundred pounds to the square inch
when the accident occurred.
While praise was accorded to the
July 21 The findings were com.
plete surprise, for they at once set at
rest the stories that had been circu.
lated to the effect that the Benning.
ton boilers and perhaps those OF other
naval vessels of the same age, were
defective. AS matter Of fact, the
officers of the ships company for their
conduct during the narrowing scenes
following the accident, the officers and
men who were responsible, in the
opinion of the court, are pointed out
and court martial proceedings sug.
gested in the case of the one OF them
surviving, Ensign Charles T. Wade.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-08-25

AS the liner cleared the heads and
the heavy swell of the open Atlantic
became noticeable, dinner was serv-
ed. The twenty-six places at the cap
tain's table were filed, and as the
soup appeared, the captain addressed
his table companions. Il trust that
all twenty-five or you will have n
pleasant trip" he said, and that this
little assemblage Of twenty -four will
reach the port much benefited by
the voyage. look upon these TWEEN.
ty-tWo smiling faces as father upon
his family, for am responsible for
the lives of this group of nineteen.
! hope all fourteen of you viii join
me later in drinking to merry trip.
| beliere we seven fellow-passenger
are admirably suited to each other,
and ! applaud the judgment which
chose from the passengerlist these
three persons for my table. You and
|, my dear sir, are" The captain
chuckled. Here, steward, bring on
my fish and clear away these dishes"
No married woman can pass an old
admirer without looking back.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-08-25
DESPERATE BUT
!. NOT HOPELESS
Forces Working for Peace
Are Continuing
Efforts.
THE CAR SEEMS IMMOVABLE
Advces From St. Petersburg Are
Gloomy - President Has Failed
Twice, But Has Not Abandoned
Hope Of Final Settlement.

Portsmouth, N. H., Aug. 25-The
prospects of peace seem desperate,
but they are not hopeless, despite
the prevailing pessimism. There is
still chance and the forces work
ing for peace are continuing their
labors. The president failed twice,
but he is still fighting on. The re-
suit of Ambassador Meyers audience
at Peterhof on Wednesday was I'M
satisfactory, but at least it was not a
rebuff. 1t left the door open and
within few hours after the receipt
at Oyster Bay of Mr.. Meyers account
of his audience the president had sent
new appeal through M. Witte, who
o'clock yesterday morning.
The emperor had already in effect
declined the proposed compromise
offered by Japan. He had refused
it because under disguise offered to
withdraw the article asking remun-
GRAFTON for the cost of the war on
condition that Russia repurchase
from the military possession Of Japan
the northern half of Sakhalin at a fix
ed price of 1,200,000000 yen-the es-
timated "frais de guerre." Every
message received from Peterhof, in
Guiding those that came early today,
was infieXible upon that point. Had
Japan not inserted the sum, had that
been left for future adjustment, the
proposition would undoubtedly have
proved more palatable, and The Asso-
ciated Press is in a position to state
that the divergence in the compromise
as suggested by the president and as
offered by Japan at the conference
which was mentioned in these dis
patches last night touched this very
point.
The president did not suggest any
price or the fixing Of any price, and
it is believed, although this cannot be
affirmed that his latest effort is to
secure the consent of the emperor to
agree to accept the Japanese PROPOSE
ton, with the amount subject to flu
ture adjustment by an arbitration
board or otherwise According to
the Japanese, M. White has already
offered to divide SAkhalin.
Up to II o'clock last night six
cablegrams had been received by M.
White from st. Petersburg. All came
from Count Lamsdorff and all were
opposed to the Japanese compromise
as presented at Wednesdays meeting
However, it is positively stated that
the cablegrams announce that direct
pour parlers are now in progress be-
tween Emperor Nicholas and Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
st. Petersburg, Aug. 25.-The cor.
respondent of Reuters Telegram COM
pany was yesterday authorized by
Count Lamsdorff, the foreign min
lister, to state officially, and in the
more formal manner that Russia will
pay Japan no contribution, direct or
indirect, nor will it make any cession
of territory whatever.