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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28
Quumurk

~ II !
9et itore Mgbe / aoncertpaIeet. (gfs
ter s9agbluOet".)
Deb ct MpOe fom bet, p@Oungelf
AQiance" Ssnbug often ben 8. Rpp.
af6oIbt / Roncertpatqet. fer man ret,
6por mango Meblemmer at fritirtelige
Samfuno, Der for 5iben finbes /
3gben6dbn. Smenb bet par en- 5oltez
~firtepreIt, Der lebebe Msoet, par man
itrafs Aar oOer, at maj befdnbt Jig
! en- gennemgaaenbe i~ettertit 5orIams
ling. 9DOr imuft og grtbsnoe De
mango Gnteltbeoer END tunoe oirte
paa bet rsligipit m~obtageIige Sina
- bet par life ct oanft tirteligt
.Mpoe, Der af6oIOtes oenS snOdg Qftsn.
Qeoerne bopbe / ct og alt bentet Retos
.oerne fra gngIaub; men 6pdO man
faa END funoe bare at inoOenoe, ia1
meget er pitt, at Msoet greb 5orfdm.
lingen.
9dd 5ri6unen bar ubfpeubt 81
mqgtigt 29rrsb meb Puaitriften:
Union corpus in gbriito". ct bun
breOftemmigt Sor fang De tenote en-
gelife g9ttelissfun9e, Og 5olt lang
meb Of 6iertens 2hft.
SPIRIT taIte ben eneelfte pr9oitant,
Mr. 9ooi6 meb gdptiiten 9ro9olm
.fOm 5Olf. 9an gap en- biitorif Rss
begsrelie for Qniancens program.
Man pnffeos at ubiabne 9lgfterns
menem De Foritenige airtefamfunb
life / ben 5orItanb, at ben. Der Tut
tebe fig til aGpanseIilt QIianct"
ffuloe opgipe at bare Meblem At DIT
&irtefamFuno, til hoiitet Ban bsrte
men ban ItuIbe bibe. at Gnbeben i
9riifug par bet ~afgsrenbe og fore.
Gfter at puitor Moaerup baboe
Gpforbret De tilitebep9renbe til at be!s
toqe / en- Solicit til QfboIOelie at
u0gifterne Deo Wgbet. ~fungereoe ban
paa TN pante, frifte og umibbeI6dre
Maaoe Iom 5olt for ben an0en en-
gelIfe qrabifant, Mr. 4ebiter. 9enne
bolot Ell o~pbpggsligt 5oreorag. life
iarlig rigt paa opbe og originate 5ans
.te-, men 9gts en9elft / fin bele Jorm
9affelissmetbobe.
Der forefolot nu en- agte engslit @2fs
telfssicene. Gfter qaitor Wloaerups
SUPPORTING bleo Der ganite title Il
Sdlen; mango tn9Iebe neo og bespuoie
at beoe bot. Runbt Omtrins ! oca
fore Sal lso Der frie gsHner; mart
par bet en- ung Wano. Der ira en- At
be iioite R1tter bsienbte i'm Spno.
mart en- bpfOffasget 9ubbe, Der itos
frem miot / Salen og raabte til
ON 6jplp. timber alt bette
lsb Der itdbig Qmen fra talrige al
JorIamIingsn. og tiliibit itsmte man I
meb en- fulbtonig gaftefesiuna.
Gnbelig talte pditor Wolsru0
fort. 6nn bite Oeb et Gfssmpel Fru
99tfeliesmsberne i 9o~ntertpalaet, i
1por bsi 0rub ban perionlig Itdtteoe
ben ..Gpdnoeliiie Q1iance".
- Der er beler n9ppe 5UiOl ON, at
alianeen iOm religieit 59HOmsu Be
fan babe en- UaisiiOH, Og ben
Ital Ielpfslgelig lite uHosrteEees. -
Den netop ! en- perioce, bOOr Der Ct
f9rtt religisit Rsre I gpen, fan oer
oog bare alDorlig 0ruHo til ut ue@
tale, at man - at 5euipH til Def
lanbelige Gins Sunobeo - 6eftemt
naa enife, at g0ftsfeu f~Ortiat folz
,ss / ct ottefirttlist Spcr-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

9Bbsfa1b. Stopriber unoer
/. 5reberitsborg StopbiTtritt, Gbri-
titan Gmil 91fslep. sr ben 9. BE-.
ofooaet Oeb 0sosn / en- QlOer at 72.
Zen afosbt bar anOen ODerfsrftsrs
infptftions Glbfe Sfopriber. Is Qdr
aammel blep ban Stuoent fra Sore
Qfabemi og / 1858 5orittanb1bot. 5
1863 anfattes ban Tom Sfopfo9eb
paa Rapnbolm. hoor ban | 1880 ut
llbnaonsIie fom f9l. StUpriotr. em'
btbet oeo 5rebsritsborg If ban 1892.
SfoprToer gaIsleps 9irtIombeo
fom Gorltmano par a~lminbelig amer
tenbt. 6an bar en- 1gts 5aorelanoss
ren % baDot meo megsn S9tko bel
tdaet / 9rigsn I 81. bOor ban Iom
Qsitnant bsrte til adptain qurps fri
pinige S%treiftorps. StoOriber Balls
leo, oer I Quguit Mddneo bette 4ar
fit % Qars Su6ilaum iom t9l.
Sfoorioer. uonnpnies I Gior Otter
oar tt Riooor al 1dnnebrog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28
DEN LYSE GUD
fTHE FAIR GOD.

g BIN bstsH6is 50rfdtt.r asr0
Dafloce. fom bar ftr,Det ben btrsnll.
os m.est ubbrebts Bog Ben our.
9og.n Den lpie Sub" ombonbler
M.rieos @robring At Sponierne. -
Den er 307 Giber os %tOFtsr, flint
inbbunben, SOC.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

Ct mt 4bofosgjem. uoe
ben cp0Otienos StOr5ortob iii Sob.
5unbbb / en- SiOsgGOe, Der b9rer
HdOHet gcrtugalsedbe % gudr paruls
slt meo amngerbrogaOe fra 9%poneaoe
ii SDsrrigsgaoe, sr m Del tontrds
krenoe Nf6otosforsriHser forHUTis
gaaet I GdHg mso GFfertifeu at Z!
If9nes %QfhOlDshiem. bHor Qfbolbsfols
tsne fan bolOe here's UisOer os Setter
% baps fat Unpublished for beres
Mgitation.
Green til 6jsmmet sr %unbfanaet al
g~lffsn1lager 3. Rrs, iOm berfOr
ganfie ndturlig sr 6lecen Direiisr
fer bet Qftisielitab, Der fal bribe 6u.
iet. "a @runbfiensn fcrleben Dag
neblagbes, ubfoloebes Der flor 6sj.
tibsfigeo / Qnleoninsen; gpggsplabs
fen bar Tmbttet meb alag. en- 9aIer'
itol bar rejft, og ca. 80 Qfbolbsfore'
ningsr baObe Iabst iig reprGieniere Der
bsrss gennsmgaaenbe imufie 5anel
FAINT en- Mqugbe baabs t~pinbelige o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

geoenoe begraOet SO z t.
mer. sra geitsrpig ielegrdferebes
ont II. bs.: 9renograper Sens Peter
9iasmusIen, Der fben / 5orsodgs 81
tegmibboss at. 2 bar pGret lepenbe Be
beasepet I en- - qlen bp6 9renb
NisfD, b0or Surbtn par Itreoet fam
men oper bdm, er / gtdt 81. 2 blepen
asi.iet lebenoe 9toe og / %tilinnela'
oents nreenlunbe 9eGbeFnbenbs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

gortioner a 100 ar. til !Susmanoene
Ears Senien At 6olmebus pr. 8ibp
og Gie!S 9unien at Sch pr. 5ore for
ue9iit Glib, 0pgtigbeb Og Omiigt peO
0nrfairl at oeres Sorblobosr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

en- SOrOmasie Itprtsoe neb oOsr BAN
peo gunsanleget isennem Rsrre Stpp
/ RarbeOen af 5iItebaf; uagtet ban
6urtig 6lep grapet uo, par Deben bog
ifslge R. 9. i%notraaot. Den dfopoe
par so Qdr gdmmel og gift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28
KRlSTl E~FTERF0LGELSE.

af 5bomus q asmpis. A gsetr /
q gino. paanp op,riat fra ben lo'
tiHite @runofriit At 3. 9slsbtim.
pris: inbbunben / Sbirtinesbino.
so Gents.
CANINE BOG / in. pragtuos
gait. DptriGttelien paa Doni be-
fsrest af puftOr 8. 3. alabO,. Ulto
6OrOrb oe JOrfuttertns 2eDnsisb.'
friOeifs. Neb sesnineer at 6of'
man, ShnOrr, bon garOlbsfelo, BON
6ubrid inmt unbr. fr%emragenbe
R~unFfnsr.. 1913 Siber. pris: inb.
bunben, $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

3Dfusepibtmisn / R9 l.
pt0, Tom Ri f%ioligsrs bar omtalt ktr
/ gIdoet. ipnes MI, eftsr boao Der
fri0es, at BABE t%uImineret, ipet Der /
ten iioits lib lie sr unmtfOt n0e
5~iIfGlOe. Salt bar 81 gerioner pas
rel iuoIdgte poa 4mtsIpgsbuiet sler
otn oprsttebe Gpibsmiafotlirg, og
: 5ilf9Ibt bar Spgoommsn bait Dr.
Ten til 5slge. fgeiOm abitiaige itaoig
q ret baarbt a%ngrebne.
SamtiOig Il Ter I gpen opitaaet n
ut Onbartst 9iiteritisepiotmi bet 0sr
pa amisfp9e1aiel lisser lille min0rt
eHb SO. Oeruf alene A. fra RritOso
gp, Iibenbs al bernie SBgoom. Ter
q at gnraaoet iru1et 5oranitoItnins
iii. at ubemiolsbe gratis ian faa III.
lsoerei Difteriierum.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

gefauoItngen az orbr9
|oerifts 90 forfemte 9srn.
I'll grug OeO @ennemfsrslien al 60
uen ON gebanoIing At forbrpoerift
og forIsmte gsru % unge perfonsr
ct Der df OUero0rgerdaost ~uoarbeiost
en- g~eileoHiHg. 5uititsminiiteriei bar
oesubsn uOisHbt et GirtulGre til fdmt'
Gge gGrgeraao me6 uGrmsre Be
|nemmeller ~ueorerenbe 9oosns @gns
~ueHfersli>.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28
BOGER
TROENS BETYDNING

for den, der vii frem j Verden.
Qf 6. StODgdarb : p.terien. 23Z
Sioer, inobunbeu Goo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

agbenbapns airtefnHo
Ear fornplig fra 5smrermsiter 5efh
mootoaet en- iterre 9dpe / JOrm II
en- gnggeghunb / 4f0crsrotOarieret
ceb Sfore @ibsnsbus. NaH boGber
en- nermers 5rsmtio at tunne reile
en- &irfe oerube.
of SIR. g. 9uHiens Os 9uErua
airteFonbslegat er Der til RoOembei
uobetult 5000 Str.
GtMaleri a 8itop Rfsia
8 anlebning uf 8iitOppeni
gortreiie fra Stiftst bar Wenfgbebs
og 9rafter | @alborI
IStift og 8n ben 9. BE-. gennem Stift
Gmtmanben pg Stiftets proDifer an
mobet gtifOp Tielfen ON at matt
labe ubfgre Ct portrRtmalert al ban
(, Stiftspropitsn ubtulte I I'm Sen
Denbclfe: ,,Ndor 9e forlaber 4albor
lStift, BIZ Minbst ON 9eres rise em
bebsDirffomteb og ifpnrr SusliD Der
rubflettefigt inOffreDet | bore 9jerts'
men pi snifer reb 5iben beraf at z
ct giaebe, Der tun6e beOare os 8ert
fenbte oe fore 5raf". giifoppen bo
Is parme Orb I'm Sat bragt til q
rerne.
Det er ifslse oHOrbjplldnb" 5ai
Ten, at 1inebet ubferes | to etsen
plarer, bporaf bet enc opbrnsss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

gubOlfi airfs, os bet anoet fcrbliper
i %iituppens Os 9ifpinbens Sic. iaa
I9nge De leper, for ienere at OpbGnges
i portratgaIerist / aulbore 9iipes
gaarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

Misfionsmsberns / Be
tbesba Tamler Ttuoig often efter
often en- ~betpoelig Silbprerfare.
Den 9. DE-. bar IuaIeoes oeb Otte.
tioen ben itore Serial noiten fulb.
Som dltib peo iaubunne 2eilisbeber,
I~trioer o0agblabst", bar ndturIigpis
apinOerne / Maioritet; men Der bar
bog osiua lite foa Mano = bddne
GIbre og bngre - I 5orfamlinsen.
0ppe Oeb Orgdet er bet tore &or
anbrust. De- ibnser, uben aebfdgelie
At Orgelattompagnemsnt, mutt %
inbtranaenbe forfteGise Salmer. Og
5olf itemmer / at 6iertens anft.
gaftor aoIb bar fsrite 5aler. =
3erefter tolte Ct Bar gbmis fionGrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28


mso Samss. gaa Sdmss CT Der
opitaust en- tart gsuagsae / anIeOz
ming uf be - 81. q. un0er 5~indnsloUs
6ebauoliugeH 5Oltetbinget = frem-
latte llotaleIier ON, at b fsrre Sfits,
fom rentes fdt / Dart melemGdllmoz
Borg % aGr6us, fife ftuIOe aHIsse
Edmss.
) OUsr 80 Mar bar aolo6g aads
p9ret aHlsbet At g0itoampitibeue, %
2ens "a. 1000 gebOsre oil life rulgt
fnbe rig / at 6lfOe fate ct bdlbt Qur
hunbreoe tiIbdse / 5foeH.
s qaret 1904 bar 4Hiaflet at gds<
Fagers til og fra Samse paret ca.
1900 - ct 4ntdf Taa fort, at Der
na1 rtgnss mso bet.
Der Uil I en- n9r 5remtib Gtibe
tiIitiIet Reeering og Rigsoag en-
IDregfe, unbsrtegEet Gf Gorm9rreue
for f0mtiige 5oreningsr pua Zen. :
4bregfen b0poes, at Hnf6bnin9sn df
aofpbp 9ejl fodinfet StibsHs | 10
a - Wiuutter. og at Der berfor iHgen
anl,bning er til at aFbrpbe Bonn.
eomIe 5Orbinbefie meo iuobtl Sj9s
ldrso fOm SnGlaub.
3 &OfObp 5opn sr Der - Sob
9anb, bptltst Torm,Htfig bill barre til.
ftraftslist til be npe Stfbes Dpbt.
aauenbe.
8bbsfaGb. 5abrifdnt u
aj9r, en- uf 6orIsns ftsrfte 6anolsn5'
ca tibfigere Mebfem At 6oriens gpi
, raab er ifelge n. g. ben 10. NoD
. plnbIelis nFgoast Oeb Dsbsn. rant a
let SlagtifFafoe. 81 Qur summel.
Dgmt for 9isumi. 5Ieffun
/, 6errsbs Gtffruret bar ifslge n. g
: ben 10. bs. ibsmt Rorbmanben adr
anubien 2 aurs 5orbeoringsbusor.
r befoe for gigomi. anubfen buDbs
1889 / Nerre 9runbers inbsuae
!. 9GetsFdb, itsnt ban | 5orDejen pa.
/ aft | Staboneer. Den enc at BAN
JorloDsrs peb 8rbnuppet / 189.
5 ibemtes en- gebe AZ 100 ar.
Ssreen Mefnctes 2esGi
4f bette aegat, ION er unberlngt D
famDirtenbe 2dnbboforeninger | Sjel
lambs Gift, ffufbe Der ben 10. Not
= Qsnoffffffersng sFgbfefsbdo. ubbefes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28
KRISTELIGE BETRAGTNlNGER
til hver Dag Aaret.

4f DR.. Murtin 2atbsr. ubbalgt.
Stsber Of jams famlsbs Strifter.
OUsrioti. Of putOr $. g. Msl...
437 SiOer. Snbbunbsn { Sbirtinss.
binb $1.00; | 8aIfbinb $1.20; |
Sbirinssbinb msb Submit $1.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28
EUREKALOL
CURED.

IKE NOGET. der I'll CURERE ALI, men en- spectel Receipt brugt NED Hello
ia, a. Al foreskrave of DR. Burgess en- afLondon bedste Huds ReSpecinlster
EUREcAlo OIL ECZEMA CUREN e Diet bersmte Legemiddel eamntert til
,aia NJ "a dr 90 dstRufg kureree nhveT Sygdom iHud eer skap. Dete Il alb
Int MI santsk 90 am drahende Tusinder Al Xidnesbyrdo ON detsF otrshedghed.
IkkE DereaT lid OF PENCE pas "Kunera '. Deg er absoluti ntet godt
sknv strakst til os eher vor bersmte EuREkAlol EczEme ooat. p.V vi ionns
mere verbevisende nd sder Rf Argumenter Pns postpaid, DOC og WV
LID x x under disse torturhhdeP PILES. En- AnVendeise af den bersmte eusE-
IA d. ~ ouRE vii gives jebnkkehg Lindtng. Phsp postpaid, @Sems'
THE EUREKALol REMEDY CO.. 1907 BERGEN SiRrEl' oko"NHh - =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

Orebf beb Sorbftreb. Den
9. bs. fom arbejbsmdnb Cans Senfsn
af gresnergb uIbtte1ie uf Dase, ibst
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

9Bmt fer pengedfprtss
nina. Beb 9riminalretteH ble0 oen
II. BE-. en- fiolieere itrdfet qerfon, 6.
G6rifiauisn, fosmt 3 Mars 5orbs.
I6ringsbusorbeTOe for PeHsedfpress
ming. Den p~aagelosnbe benbsnbie Tg
til oelffiasOs Soft. boem ban iegte at
~oflofte gense BED at till0se BEN Ops
oiottoe 5o~rbrnbelier. ct at bans Die
mefoie Fam til qofitist, iom greb esis
Iig6eoeH iii at faa BAN sjort uitdbelig
for en- lib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28
HUSANDAGTSBOG

of 81. q. MubIen. 2 Giber aasa
ming ODER uODalets Striftftsber til
6per Dag | 4orst. 3 Sbirtineshins
$1.60; | sObt @rllibinb $1.80; |
9elIsbinb meb @ulofnit 1920.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

GGettriff9one. Qad ct ben
9. bs. I Stboe afbolot Msbe At inter-
esierebe Oeoto9es bet ifslge sSbiDe
5~olfebIao" at arbejbe ben til QnI9g
a. en- slsttrif gane fra Sine gennem
9eItToning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

~ - Y VU VI
bar MI Ogidd meb SeIo to9et 5urt !
groDinierns. 5 RrItpeb af6OlOes Der
iaalebes en- R9tte itRrtt beIegte Wss
Der, bOor Orbet fsrss 81. Il. at 6ofs
martial % 6ofmdrfalinbe OrboIm.
5oItetbingsmano. 9ammerberre Bar
ler. 9rosferer blum, asbenbaon,
SogneprGf gobn, TGftbsb. m. r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

Ssrqen Meinctes 2egaf.
.Qf bette aegat, ION er unbsrlagt De
Iainpirfenbe 2dnbboforeninger | Sjel<
lambs Gift. fftfOe Der ben 10. Top.
aeoatHifterens Tsbfelsbog, ubbslss 2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28
Klar og usvigelig
VEJLEDNING TIL FRED.

af 6. 8. R%Oienius. llbpulg | trO
ODsriattslIe 0f giFop 81. 8. aoas
de. 345 Sibtr. Snbb. 80 Gents.
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r U r n.

af ). SbI.nfsIO. pdu 8onR p.b
paffOr u. g. Mubfen. 5orIoat uf
airtslie 5Orsnins for ben inbr. Mis.
fion | Donmdrt. Alb Siber. Z On.
flag 80 Gents, inbbunben $1.20.
Danish Publishing House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-28

of SIR. 8. 9uufens Og Susrus
airtefonbslegat sr Der til ROpember
uobetult 5000 Str.
The Washington times., 1905-07-17
LIED.

ABENDSCHEI&-On Monday. July Il 1906
al J:3O a. m, FREDERICK CARROLL. aged
one month and tWeuty-seyeu days. youngest
son OF Frederick p. and Ruth r. Abeada-
chem.
Funeral from his parents residence. lJIl c
ST southwest, Tuesday, July IS. at p. n.
Friends and relatives invited 10 attend
taleEaudria papers please copyJ 1t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on Sunday. July
IT, 1893, . o. clock a m, BRIDGET. be-
loved wife of Joseph Fitzpatrick. aged
thirty-nine years. II
LTTTLE-On Friday, July II, at Wades-
Doro X. O.. AiR. FRANK n. LITTLE. late
Assistant United States Coast and Geodetlc
Survey.
Interment AT WadesbOTo. II
MOSES-On Sunday. July l6. 1905, at 1915
T. m, at the residence Of her daughter, Mrs
Albert Harper, 1900 street northwest
ELIZABETH TUCKER. widow OF Simpson
!. Moses.
Funeral services at residence Tuesday
afternoon. July Is. at . O'Clock. II
SMITH-On Sunday, 5Gjv IG, 1905, at / e.
m, j. Leavitt Smith, aged eighty years. II
The Washington times., 1905-07-17
GUNS OF LADRONES
SUNK IN MANILA BAY
Nearly All Captured From Filipino
Bandits in Luzon During Last Year.
All Sorts of Rifles.

Nearly 1.500 rifles and shotguns, and
more than 200 revolvers, every one with
a bloody history. were buried in the
waters of Manila bay recently. These
guns. each one of which is probably re
sponsible for the taking of one or more
lives, were captured By the American
troops Operating against Filipino
ladrOnes during the last year
Nearly all were from Luzon. and the
greater number were captured by the
constabulary. Many OF them We're car
ried by famous bandits, some of whom
are now dead, others serving long SEN
tences in Bilbid prisons
The guns were Of every imaginable
make and style, with 2emingtons and
Mausers in the majority. There were
cid ffintlock muskets remodeled to use
percussion caps: ancient Spanish fowl
ing pieces, and weapons made from sec
tcns OF gas pipe Among the revoivers
were ancient pistols. pepper boxes, dou-
ern Smith & WesSOnS and Colts.
The Washington times., 1905-07-17
camp GOOD WILL"
GOOD DRAWING CARD

Camp Good VIII attracts many visi-
tors and much favorable comment on
pleasant Sunday afternoons. The regular
order of games is on Sundays Interrupted
to make place for church service, some
times held in the morning and sometimes
i'm the afternoon. .'AIaude." the faithful
and non-self-fOrgetful donkey is always
on hand TO add her lUsty and peculiar
tones to the voices Of the children as
they gather to sing every evening The
visitor is also invited TO visit the swim
ming pool with the boys or the girls to
see how the duty Of cleanliness can be
carried out and much fun is afforded at
the same time.
The treasurer Of the committee, John
Il. Sleman, Jr-, acknowledges the follow
ing contributions recently received.
Brentanos, IS; c. H Darlington. s.;
Miss 2. D. Anderson. 3; Mrs. Jennie P.
Andrews. 81; A. Brand, 81 Nathan Bick-
ford, 50, Miss Lizzie +. BGyce $40: Miss
Lucy @. BoyCe. SO; Mrs. NJ G. Brad
ford. g, William 5. Burns, jr., Sc; Mrs
Florence Carnis, 81; Mrs. Florence Car
MS. 81. Miss Alice Fletcher. 81: Miss
Alice c. Fletcher. 81: Mrs. r. H Gun
neil, 81; Lewis Eeininger, IS cents: Mrs.
Mary A. Hendley, s.; NJ. c. Hooker, 81;
Cash 81, Cash. s.
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KING SUCCEEDS
GENERAL BLACKMAR
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~ elected commander of the department
of Maryland.
Captain King was appointed by the
Governor of Maryland member of the
commission to collect and care for the
Maryland battle flags and was chosen
py the legislature as member Of the
commission to erect monument at
orchard KNOB, Chattanooga, TO COM
memOrate li5e ValOr of MARYLAND troops
On the death of s. /. Wilson, Pres.-
dent Roosevelt appointed Captain King
United States pension agent at WASH
tnSton, an office which he is now filling
Not Entirely Unexpected.
While the death of General Black
mar IS a surprise to the greater num-
ber of his comrades, 1t was not en-
tirely unexpected. 1t was only yester-
Gay that Gen. John c. Black, past
commander-in-chief of The Grand Army
OF the Republic, told Commander a. p
Iasker, of the Department of the Po-
tomac, OF the low condition of the gen
eraI.
General Black said re had recently
heard. through Mrs. Blackmar, that the
commander-in-chief was a very sick
man, and that his death would not be
a great surprise to her
Commander Tasker this morning, i'm
mediately upon the receipt of the news
Of General Blackmars s death sent the
following telegram to Mrs. BIackmar
Boston:
Mrs. w. ". Blackmar. Boston. Mass. ::
Il express the profound sorrow of
every comrade of this department at
our great loss. Our deep sympathy Is
with you in your great berea vement." D."
The council of administration of the
local organization of the Grand Army
of the Republic meets tomorrow night
In the Army'S headquarters, in Penn
sylvaria avenue. Suitable recognition
Cf the death of General Blackmar Will
be taken.
Commander Tasker said this morning
he did not know whether the council
would decide to send a letter of con-
defence or would prepare TO have a
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ing an arrest. The appeal was filed by
Attorney George Hoover.
Mr., Stephens defined the powers of
the Police Trial Board as follows.
The jurisdiction of the Police Trial
Board is criminal in its nature. 1t has
no authority, and does not attempt, TO
give relief to one individual against an
other after the manner of civil courts.
Its sole purpose is to inquire whether
there has been an offense committed
against the good order and discipline of
the police force.
1t does not concern itself as to wheth-
er the motive of the individual in fur
nishing information on which TO base
charges proceeds from mere personal
spite or commendable desire to fur
theT the ends Of justice. II limits itself
merely TO the question Of the commits
sion Of the ofeHse charged.
Upon this report Commissioner West
informed Mr.. Hoover that there was no
reason for changing the original ruling
Of the against Detective Lacy.
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STRAPPING.

''That strong. stTappiuG boy Of Jones
is q fine fellow isn't heT'f
He tumbles out Of bed mornings and
starts 20 work without being called %
Il wonder how a big boy of his age
comes to be 50 willing a worker"
Because he's got a strong strapping
father, ] guess. Houston Post
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IMPOSSIBLE TO FORGET.

TRY 10 forget me, she said. with a
look Of pity
How can II" he miserab!y answered.
as long as ! have 10 make monthly
Eented TO you?"-Chicago Record-IIer-
aid.
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LEGAL service of some kind, in memory
OF the dead.
EXPRESSION OF grief for the death of
General Biackmar is heard from many
members of the Grand Army of the Re
public Words OF praise and OF respect
we're uttered by the old soldiers over
the death OF their late commander.
Memorial Services.
Memorial services in honor OF Cen
eral Blacknar will be held by the Wo-
mans Relief Corps No dates have been
set for these services. as each corps
viii hold them on its regular meeting
night.
An order from the department presi-
dent Mrs Ida J. Hart, viii soon be
issued. announcing these services, but
this will not be done until official no.
tice OF General Blackmar's death has
been sent to the entire Woman's Relief
Corps by rs national president, Mrs
Fannie Minot of New Hampshire.
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Had Warned Crowley.

Parr said he had warned Crowley not
70 make so much noise or curse. be-
cause Randall did not allow it aboard
the boat Therefore. when Randall
asked for Crowley he told the latter 10
Iun and hide Parr saw Bruce Diggs,
and Randall after Crowley. and also
saw the fireman jump from the boat
He later heard q splash in the water.
Deputy Coroner GlazbroOl then told Of
having perEormed an autopsy on the
body of the drowned man, DR.. Glaze
brook said there had been hemorrhages
OF the brain. but he thought death was
caused by drowning.
The jury. composed Of Thomas A
Rover, Rudolph lEichoru. Frank J Ack-
erS, 4. 3, BunOws, Henry KarT. and
IioratioE A. Garren. then took the case.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HARDWARE STORES CLOSE at FIVE
P NJ, and ONE O'CLOCK SATUR-
DAYS during June July and August.
Barber & Ross, D. E Burton.
Fries. BealI 6, Co. J. B. Kendall.
james 3. Lambs Co. e P. May & Co,
Rudolph and West Company
my29. 81. ie1 i. .29, jy10, Il, ,30.au5.12
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DEATH RECORD.

Burton. Esteu, 3 mos. 1910 9Th at NV
Buschcr Mary, 10 hours, zGp4 35th ST. Eve.
Ellsworth. WendelIe. p days, 30 l. ST. nv.
Garrison. James, s.. Wash Asy. Hosp
Harkum, Edward, mos. 40 Pomeroy s..
NV.
johnson. Maggie .. Homeopathic Hosp.
Lewis. Charles % 1911 Del. ave sw
Parker Ruth. i mos. Takoua Park j. -
Ready Edward T. y days G25 Morton pI ne.
Robinson, Ella .. Wash. Asy. Hosp
Robinson, William A, ! month. 1926 88d st
Simns, Annie N, / year. 272I Rock CT. NV.
Sullivan. Mary A. 81, 227 II st ne
Tr!ce Mary A. So I44s I ST NV
Walker, Martha. 70 Wash. Asy. Hosp
Williams, Maggie l.. months. l0Js Loudon
ct Sc.
WYE Louisa. ). 2G Mccullough st
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LIEUTENANT COMMANDER
FRANCIS BOUGHTER DEAD

A dispatch was received at the Navy
Department today from Philadelphia an
nouncing the death of Lieut.. Com.
Francis Boughter. I. s. N. at the ma
val hospital there.
Lieutenant Commander Boughter was
well known here. He was a native of
Labanon, Pa, was appointed a naval
cadet. May II, 1888, and promoted q lieu
tenant commander July 1. 1865. At the
time Of his death he was on duty as III
spector of powder for the Eastern coast.
During the Spanish-American war he
served on board the McCalIa,.