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Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1905-12-07

Franchise Tax Comes to Countv.
The various taxing districts of New
Jersey will receive this year, under
the voorhees, Franchise tax act impos.
ing q tax OF two per cent upon the
gross receipts OF corporations using
the public streets or highways an ag.
gregate of'$47S, s9s. 81 upon gross earn
lngs OF $23. 444. $40 35. Certification
has been made by Secretary Irvine E.
Mcguire, of the State Board of AS.
SCISSORS to each OF the taxing districts
or the State the amount due from each
corporation coming under the proyi-
sions OF the act and operating in such
district. The tax will be collected by
the districts in the usual manner.
me amount due Cumberland county
is $6.O41.47
Of this amount considerably over
$4,000 comes into the city treasury of
Bridgeton.
The gross receipts of each class of
pubic utility corporations and the
amount OF tax levied thereon follows:
Gross Receipts.
SVi ~ oo' lsaii"ays' y, ,U0o, 235 30
Water Companies, 2,13O. 1866 98
Gas and Electric Co.'s, 10. $50. 672 46
Telegraph and Tel. Co.'s, 2,295, $40. So
Dist. Tel. and Mess. Co.'S, 36. 1881. AZ
Sewer Companies, 1O7. .14S,48
Oil and Pipe Line Cos, 139. BOG. 46
Total. 1923 944 600 az
Tax.
Street Railways, S 1871. .104. 40
Water Companies, 42. .6O3. 35
Gas and Electric Co.'s, 2O5. .OI3.45
Telegraph and Tel. Co.'S. A, $40. 26
Dist Tel. and Mess. Co.'s, 727. SO
Sewer Companies, 2.142. 81
OIL and Pipe Line Co.'S, 2,790.13
Total, S47S. S92. 81
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1905-12-07
POULTRY ON SHOW
AT THE PARK.

Ine second annual exhibition of the
South Jersey Poultry, Pigeon and Pet
STOCK Association, in progress last
week at Tumbling Dam Park. prom
ised to be the most successful ever
made in this section of New Jersey
The show opened Wednesday but the
storm had the effect of preventing a
large attendance. Thursday, how
ever. throngs of people visited the
Park all day and evening, and visitors
thoroughly enjoyed the exhibit
The Show Committee has worked
hard to make a success of the enter
prise. and the efforts are crowned with
achievements most pronounced. The
great building known as the Lake Pa
vilion is crowded with the exhibits,
more than 1000 birds occupying the
hundreds and hundreds of GOODS ar.
ranged upon the two floors. In all
there are $40 entries embracing the
finest strains and best breeding of the
growers of Pennsylvania and New
Jersey.
There were many visitors at the
show from various parts of the coun.
try and all expressed great surprise
that show of such magnitude could
have been arranged for here.
The show committee used discrimi.
mating taste in arranging the show and
nvhihik v>Io
hibition.
On the first floor huge turkey oc.
cupied a large pen. and five cent
contribution to the Association may
mean in return the present of the tur.
key to the donor. There is system
of numbered tickets in connection
with the donation There we're many
five cent contributions.
ALI of the exhibits were judged
early Wednesday, and the visitors had
opportunity of not only looking over
the birds but see who the prize win
ners were.
In connection with the show, A. H.
Grosscup. of the Alhambra restaurant,
served meals and luncheon at the pa
vilion.
Five cups were awarded to exhibit
| ors. They were as follows:
Successful Poultry Journal cup. to
q. O. Mullen, of Salem. for best dis
play Of pigeons, any one variety.
Association cup to VIM. B. Holmes,
Bridgeton, for best display of poultry,
any one variety.
Silver cup to Paul G. Springer for
whitest bird in the show.
Silver cup to B. B. Ware for best
display of all varieties competing.
Silver cup to Paul q. Springer, for
best display of water fowls.
Upstairs there was splendid va.
riety of poultry literature. and the
show committee received subscriptions
for several journals.
The judges were William J. Stanton,
New York city; F. H. Oastner, Chug.
water, N. j., and A. 9. Sparks, of
Swainton, N. j.
There were five ribbons awarded in
each class. The prize winners are as
follows:
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1905-12-07
BILL FOR PUBLIC
BUILDING HERE.

washington, Dec. a. .-Repr6senta-
tive Gardner, looking we'll, arrived
here yesterday and was cordially
crested by his friends. He talked
interestingly on variety of public
topics. Among these was the subject
Of Italian immigration and phase of
~ wherein from his personal know
ledge these seemed a hardship. In
South Jersey were number of Ital.
I ians who had bought farms and were
raising successfully apples, peaches,
grapes, berries and perhaps other
fruits. Wanting to have their fami.
lies or near relatives come over from
the old country and secure the benefits
of this prosperity of theirs these farm.
erE and fruiterers are met at Ellis
Island with the claim that this one is
40 old and decrepit, that one has a
soxooked back and the other may be.
come charge on the county. Ii the
Jersey Italian says he will give bond
and Secure the public against possible
D loes the inspector replies that he can.
not take such security, etc. Mr.
5ardner went on to say that the Ital-
IA farmers monopolize the Italian
ahorers in agriculture, so that il the
planters in the South or elsewhere
should count on getting them as a
permanent reliance they would be
mnistaken.
Pr the subject of the railway rates
IS. Gardner doth not agree with the
I 1ority of his party in the House.
IA stands where he stood in the last
1ongress Asked whether a bill of
me House il substituted in the Senate
by 3 different kind of a measure en-.
fir0iy upon returning to the House 80
modified could pass the latter body,
Eeplied: Nobody could say. positive.
They are saying now that bill
HI be passed by this Congress. I have
read the commissions bill There
seems good deal of paternalism in it.
lt Az we'll calculated to excite sectional
& diHerences and dissensions between
Oities in different parts of the coun.
try. have not space here to do jus.
tice to the argument of the able Rep.
resentative from the Second district.
Further on he alluded to the tendency
TO interfere with commerce which
would narrow our Industrial system
down to a point like that a TREND
who had been there told him existed
IN France. Too much interference on
behalf ostansibly Of commerce with
n transportation would end in regulating
all the greater details OF private bust.
ness by the government, either State
sor National.
representative LoudensIager was
aeked If there was anything definite
0r to his own or other Jersey commit
e8e assignments in the House. His
4aply was that he had never at all at
ary time approached the Speaker on
sha subject on behalf of himself, and
4 Q11y on behalf OF his colleagues. He
not seem to know if there would
my changes affecting New Jersey.
representative Gardner besides a
Sz1ber of personal bills-pensions,
II will reiDtroduce his bill appro.
" Ming $15, 900 for title for pub.
building at Bridgeton. which was
nQrted favorably in the last Con-
but along with many others
held up by the Speaker.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1905-12-07
Here is Relief for Women.

If you have pains in the back, Urinary
ladder or Kidney trouble, and want q
certain, pleasant herb remedy for
woman's ills. try Mother Grsy's Aus
tralian-Leaf. 1t is safe monthly regu-
lator. At Druggists or by mail so cts
Sample package FREE. Address, The
Mother Gray Co.. Leroy, N. Y.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1905-12-07

You Usin ALE ms Foot Ease ?
ke into your shoes, A liens Foo
r powder. 1t cures Corns. Bunions,
pi. Smarting, Hot. Swollen feet. All
lists and Shoe Stores, &c. 825 4w
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1905-12-07
White Plymouth Rocks.

Cock-1st and I'd. Fairfield Poultry
Farm, Fairton Sd, J. S. Lodge; 4th,
Springer Brothers, Bridgeton 9Th,
Robert M. Johnson, Cedarville.
Cockerel-1st, Cd and 4th, Springer
Brothers; Sd and 9Th, Fairfield Poul-
try Farm. M
Hen 1st, Fairfield Poultry Farm /;
I'd, Cedar View Poultry Farm, Bridge.
ton: Sd and 9Th, J. S. Lodge; 4th,
Springer Bros.
Pullet--1st and Sd, Springer Bros. ;
I'd and 9th, Fairfield Poultry Farm i;
4th, ]. S. Lodge.
Pen-1st and special-F Fairfield Poul.
try Farm; I'd, (old) G. A. Eastmead,
Trenton; (young) Springer Bros. Sd,
G. A. Eastmead.
Partridge Plymouth Rocks.
Cockerel, hen and pulIet, all to Hill
crest Farm, Oakford, Pa.
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Cock-2d, B. B. Ware; Sd, VIM. H.
Havens, Bridgeton.
CockereI-1st and 4th, Louis Dough.
aday, Woodruff: I'd, land Sd, B. B.
Ware.
Hen-1st, B. B. Ware I'd and Sd, W.
L. Foster, Woodstown.
Pullet-1st, B. E. Grace, Swainton,
N. J. 2d, B. B. Ware; Sd, Louis
Doughaday.
Pen-1st, B. B. Ware; I'd, III. b.
Campbell, Bridgeton.
Buff Plymouth Rocks.
Cock-1st, VIM. Lock, Clayton I'd,
Geo. H. Hughes, Bridgeton; Sd, B. E.
Grace, Swainton, N. j.
Cockerel-1st, Geo. HI. Hughes.
Hen-1st, VIM. Lock; Cd, Geo. HI.
| Hughes.
Pnllets-1st, 2d, Sd and 4th, Geo. HI.
Hughes; 9Th, Robert M. johnson,
Cedarville.
Pen-Geo. H. Hughes.
Rhode Island Reds.
Cock-1st, J. Earl MacFarland,
Monroeville.
Cockerel-1st, Hartley Cove, I'd and
Sd, VineIand Poultry Farm; 4th and
9th, J. Earl MacFarland.
Hen 1st and Sd, Vineland Poultry
Farm.
Pullet-1st and I'd, J. Earl MacFar-
land; Sd, Hartley Cove; 4th and 5th,
Vineland Poultry Farm.
Pen-2d, Vineland Poultry Farm.
Brahmas.
Cook-lst, W. O. Vineyard, Bridge
ton; 2d, J. T. r. Colquhoun, Vine
land; Sd, Joseph T. North, Philadel
phia.
Cockerel, 1st, Joseph Lawden, Ber-
lin, N. j.. 2d, W. q. Vineyard.
Hen-1st, Joseph T. North; I'd, W.
Q. Vineyard; Sd, Pease & Godin,
Vineland.
Pullet-3d, W. q. Vineyard.
Pen-1st, Joseph Lawden and Cedar
View Poultry Farm; % and Sd, W.
9. Vineyard.
Cochins.
Cock-1st, Geo. HI. Craft, Wood.
bury, and Daniel r. Moore, Bridge
| ton.
Cockerel-1st, Daniel r. Moore.
Hen-Daniel R. Moore; I'd, Pease &
GoIdin.
Pullets-1st, Daniel R Moore
Hen-1st, Daniel r. Moore.
Leghorns.
Cock-1st, E. g. Wilkinson Blan.
don, Pa. !; I'd, VIM. M Davis. Vine.
land
Cockerel-1st E. g. Wilkinson; I'd
James K Hirst, Vineland; Sd, VIM.
M. Davis.
Pen-1st, VIM. M. Davis.
Puliet-1st and I'd, James K. Hirst
Sd, F. Dallas Candy, Fairton; 4th,
James K. Hirst; 5tn, VIM. M. Davis.
Pen-1st. Rose comb brown. D. E..
Grace; single comb brown, James K.
Hirst, and q. G. Wilkinson; rose
comb buff. Fred Fox, Bridgeton
brown. VIM. M. Davis; white, Fred
Knickabee. Bridgeton; single comb
white, +. Dallas Candy.
Glass 6.
Handon. Hue, 1st and I'd, J. Lynn
Walton, Vinleand.
| Glass 3.
Black Minorcas-Cock, f. Dallas
Candy; cockerel, Byron N. CLARK,
Fairton; hen and pullet, +. Dallas
Sharp. 49,,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-06
6DSe Sp9cr.

efternRonte 9g9er er olrtelt9
goo Oa triitelig Qesnina. De er
u09ioet 09 a%nbefaIet al rairtelig
5orenine for 5noremisiiOn / 0un-
mart. sc 9iiten isennem oa ino-
ienb Seitiain9 for nOale Of Dem.
u. 5ibiser: st file aonseTpsil. gi.
belbiitoriite 5oreOra9 oper be FIRE
9onger 5erobes i M SeItamente,
pris inbbunben 90c.
alpernes SIN. off u. 9. paa
0dnIf Deb paffor q. g. Mobien.
236 Siber / OmiIag 60c. Sno.
90c.
Qnbers Stubbetj9r. Rogls .OpleOeIs
Ter, meb to gi1ebsr at 5orfatteren.
og Minbeorb, af probit g. 6.
9fume, FAINT fra QnOers Club
tjars 9eosleie. at PuftOr &reI
Billion. dH0st Oplag, 176 Sibsr,
pris i SmFag 60c.
Beet: Min OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Oelis. Subb. / fnt ginb $1.00.
Setf pdd Rsjfe. Of Q. 9. 144 81.
Der. 5 OmFug SOC. Sno6. $1.00.
9pen peb Spen. 4f .. alcod. paa
Danff Deb q. g. Mabfen. 1872
Siber. 8 Omflus 80c. Snbb.
$1.20.
Oe benises spise 5pile. @f Ri9arb
Barter. Operfat az 6. pfaoe. )
OmfIag $1.00. ftertt og fnt inbb.
$500.
De ipanfe 8rsbre. $50 Sibtr.
8armt o%nbefalet at proDit 8luhs
me. On GortafIins fra bet 16.
aarbmbrebe. o~Derfut fra GnseIf.
: Omflos 9Oc., inbb. $1.00.
Den triftsligs Stubenterbeoaeelfe af
anub !5eiberg tonb. tFo. % Gi.
Der | OmHdg 10c.
Oerube fra 2anbsbpen. 5ort9nins
Of emil for be unse. 157 Siber.
3 OmfIa9 40c., gobt inbb. Zoe.
Oct fsrfte 8ldb | 8ibelen. af Gr.
Better, operfut at M. WolH. 80
Giber. 8 OmiTug 40c.
Din grobers Blob. OFF M. BON 8.
pua 0onft beb puft. 81. @. Wab.
fen. TIA Siber. 8 Omilos 20c.,
inbb. Acc.
Gn ariftens Snbtaeter Og ubsifttr.
3 Cmnug 15e.
gn file Stattiite. af Nilb. Beef.
Gamlet fra ben fore Stattiite Dor
gibel. @obt inbb., prts $40.
Gn Marfebsbag elIer Sens oe Mds
rem. 8 ipbft Munburt. 81 Gil
Der. 8 OmiIug 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-06
III

Oct banfte MisftOnss
f~eIftabs Misfipusftole.
Gfter 5orlDbenoe er Sognepreit
Soft Deo Ra3aretbtirten | &gbenz
bdpn uofet til at bare 5oritanoer
for 0anf MaisiiOnsfeIftabs Mtiss
ffonsitOle meb 8iItonb at aan.
teol. 6. qeterien, Der biOtil bar arr
beibet peb RatbanasIstirten / Sunhs
bb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-06

oDanferen" ubsuur bDer sirss
bag og Grebds os toiter fun $1.50
ON aaret. prspenumre fembes frtt
paa Jorldnsenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-06

grinbringer fra min 8drnbom, ling
bonn Og Manbomstio. at qeOer
2arien, meb 5crOrb at quitor
Bubble 9unb og 9iGsbe af 5orfats
teren. "a Siber, / 0miIdg 4Oc.
st IDtfslist aiO. OFF 9. 6. 218 81
Der, pGnt inbbunben meb flint Sis
teIblaO. 0snne Bog fnbes / nGs
ten ale trosnbe Sism | 0anmurt.
Softer fun 45c.
ct 2ib / Sonbbeb. 4f Robtrt 6.
Speer. gn giOsrdF at 5ueb
WcaniIfer 8edper. Iutoriferet
Operi9tteIis af g. RaOer meb
5otogrof. 208 Sibsr I OmTus.
pris zoe.
Sire 5Ortet1inser. Qf 9uns. As
Sibsr. 5 OmFog loo.
5ortaaingsr Os Smuatrat. af ..
9. Moobp. 800 Siber / OmTos.
$1.00. 9obt inbb. $3.50.
5Ortaninser at Sesba Strttton.
9oa 0onft Oeb q. g.. Mabitn.
456 g.. 5 Omi. 90c. inob. $1.20.
5orjattelierns eIer SUBS RaabeIsf-
ter til Mtnneffen., meb ct Siu9s:
Subs gsrng Ruittammsr. of Q.
9. grig inbbunben Doc.
Sra bet msrts Qep gort, df 9.
8. 9ubIeb, O~Oerfat at premiers
lsitndnt @. arobn. $50 Siber
/ Om1Ias. pris Coz.
Sra aupftobeu til Uganda. gn
Misfionsbiitorie meb mango
ginebsr os aort for be unse.
Meb 5ororb at 9eneraIfetretar
for 8. s. Il. M. Oluf Ricurb.
152 Sibsr / Om1og. pris zoe.
Sra 2ipet / SUBS Rige, l., 2. os 3.
pris 15c. for hbert 9efte, bDert
5efts ca. 100 Siber.
Sra StoOpejen. of o. 9. elegant
ubitpret meb fire beIiiotge Billie
Der. 5 OmiIug nebfut til 25c.,
inbb. SOC.
FRA llpenftob til 8enitdb. Qf Wori.
MaibieIen. 252 Siber. elegant
inbb. gris soc.
sra Bib. gects gesroOelfe. 80 81.
Der. 5 OmIId9 20t.
5rugterne mobnes. 2tf Gmil 9onins.
Gn 5ortraing. 218 Siber, / On.
flag 6Oc.. inbb. $1.00.
@ennem aors til arone. 666 Giber,
elegant inbb. pris $40.
@ennembrubet. Gn GortGning fra
2utbsrs lib. 9ua 0anf beb
quftor q. g. NabIen. 500 81.
Der. 8 OmiIag 9Oc., inbb. $1.20.
9enfpejGing. Gn triItelig 5ortaIling
fra Gngelt. 272 Sibsr, Fnt inbb.
pris 65c.
Giort iii Spnb. Gn @ennetneang df
Dor Greliers atbeIiesbiftorie peo
Sohanne Rbboln. 90 Stber. )
Smfag 25e.
@Obt bespnbt. @f SpurseOn. Gors
forfeit og beurbeibet af 9iIb Rai4.
266 Siber. Snbb. $1.0O.
Ssnner. 2f 6. 3. 9Op. 1913
Sfoer. Snob. 90c.
!6ebebufet. af 8. 9laubredt. pou
0unft beb Glen. s OmTag 20c.,
inbbunoen Doc.
!0ele 2iDet for at pinbe en- epis
arone. 166 Siber, elegant tnob.
pris Toe.
er min 5ilHugt. Roele al
Odpibs Salmer fra 4bielons OPP
rsrs sib. 154 Siber. 8 SnHoa
SOC.
!5erren sr nit GtiOIb. 1913 Siber.
5 OmTag 25e., inbb. 40c.
Spob 8ibelen fortalte. Meset itarft
anbefulet. poa Donft Deb puftor
Mottbiufsn. Snbb. / elegant cons
poneret 8inb Doc.
6b1b er ariftenbom2 On fort Grems
filling at ben fritne 9roslare.
4f 8. 6. peterien, Sosnepraf-
229 Siber. 3 Omfug &c., inbb.
$1.20.
H. IH 81 a-srI.So OH
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-06

terten. 148 Sfoer I Smfldg 40c
Snbbunben 75c.
aittp. Sra Gnsslf btb Guen.
Smf1as loo.
aun en- Sieneftepige. At SfOer. J
Omi1ug 10c.
Ears. 5Orta1ing df 0. 6. 294
Sioer. 5 OmiIag 50c.. inOb. soc.
apgtemanb. Sra spft peb GIsx.
81 Siber. 5 Omflug Toe.
Raur Detfet fulber. af Gertrude
4lmquift. Snbb. 30c.
Rutibsmurtorer. af u. 6. 6. @rOpe
Rasmusfen. Snbb. 90e.
Olisn / 6ribupnen. 5 Omflug,
pris Toe.
Op til Serrens gorb. BierOe Sps
lag, inbb. 60c.
pua aipets Del. grGbitensr ooer be
npe Setter. 973 Siber. fOlibt inos
bunben 9ris $500.
g. 6. gIumes grabitener ober al.
airteoarets 2sttisr og gpiitIer
FAINT GuItepr9Oitener. Snbb. $2.40.
preften. 5ortaain9 uf Q. 6. 162
Siber. 5 Omflag 40c., inbb. 60c.
pre Itegnarben i 6dr3en pg SnbieS.
af u. goGmer. 327 Sib.r
p~ragtbino. pris $1.00.
Interchangeable og S~eni99sreIie, 80
Siber, / flint Omilug, 10c.
Rutb. paa 0dnf psb 81. g. MdO'
fen. 5 OmiI. soc. inbb. $120.
Sc puu Sefus. OugIige Smuuitp.'
fer til bper Dag | Raunben. 5int
papir og 9inb. 25e.
Sigbarbus. t6sOebsmunben Deb aOrs
fet, of 81. S6mibt. paa Donft Oeo
paitor 81. g. Mubien. 302 Sis
Der. STINT i6. $1.2O, / Omfl. 90c.
Sitter fra as5enbapn. of Q. 6.
s SmfIae 60c., inbb. $1.o0.
Strpbefig, bog ftarf. of 30. b. 8.
9ritelig 5Orta1ing for fore os
imda. Operfut fra 3pTt at 3d..
glnbel. gris inbb. 25c.
SolIin Og Stper. Gn QGstefa6ss
b~iftorie. gaa Ounf beb qaftOr
M%attbiuIen. Old O., fnt if. SOC.
SOrtes atippe. af Rolpb GOnsr.
qaa Oanf Osb q. @. Mabfen.
248 g. 5 Omil. 60e. inbb. 9Oc.
Stine 5imer. Qf Sogneprait u.
Suet. anbust for ipge. SO @is
Der. Snbb. Goo.
Spbef @urtb e1er: 2art at Sub.
251 Siber, imuft inbb. Cox.
SbnnoOe og andre 6orto0ineer for
gsrn. af Margrstbe. 116 SiOer
/ tint Omrus. pris 40c.
5eObps ancp. gn Siitorie ON en-
raft 0reng. af amb G. 6eno:..
OOeriut ira gnselif uf $. 5. 3.
6. mutbiafsn. Snbb. 40c.
3eltmistonen meb gibrag at Or.
meb. SRI. Murie !Solit, SRI. Mol.'
te. Sic. tbeoI. s.. Using, @afobp,
Gag. Sob. groOerien, apnebp. %
Siber. 5 OmfIug 15c.
30 SulsfortaIinger. af o.. got'
mer. 40 Siber. 3 Omftos 1Ot.
Sr. 5uIefOrtruinssr. "a Sibtr. J
OmHas 10c.
Ere SuIeuftsnsr. af u. 9oIbmar.
Gorfatteren til prefegdorb.n |
9ar5en og pretsgaarben | Sn'
bien o. T. b. 239 Sib.r. . Om.
flag 60c. Snbb. 90.
timber Guberbuunb. aOnfrmatiOnss
eabe at go. peterien. Ga Sfb,r.
8 Omfas 10c. Snbb. Boo.
@eb afritos 5lObsr. 4f anni. R.
Butler, ~operfut of SIR. Stricter,
Gage.
Bib. 8ects Grinbringer fra nit 2ip.
@obt inbbuuben $1.00.
Dor 5reb. OFF M. BON 8. gn gus
ti~bsfortanins. Qutoriferet Opers
%fattelfe befsrgst Oeb 81. g. Wao,
fen. 500 Siber. @obt inbb.
$500, I OmTas SLIGO.
nu~ioh D,,hl1.hI~~ Hu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-06

6 orbuftet 4nbot6eGfe
ble0 ben Is. Mai foretaget / Stege.
Gbflebanbler Marius Rielien fra &ss
benbabn par fort / 5oroeien antom-
men til gnen meb Is brugte Gptler,
iom ban opItiuebe paa 6aOneplabfen.
msbens ban git ben Dos en- | Siege
bpenbe Gntlebanbler, til bbem ban
falbpb benz. SmioIertib par 9pens
PoIitibetient fOmmen til. os ban fslte
Tg o~perbebiit ON. at gptIerne bar
fiaalne, I boiItsn QnIebnins ban meb
bet famine tog HieIfen meb paa 90
litiItdtionen. bpor ban ertl9rebes for
anbolot. QieIIen fortIorebe, at Gbts
lerne par bans Gienbom. og at De bar
tsbte al 5irmaet 5auropib &c 2uno
/ Stinbergabe, 9sbenbaon, Tom inns
porterer brugte ameritanIfe GbtIer,
Ger oppuoies pg iaIses til 5orbanOz
ierne. pa en- 5eIegramubbetsIing
meb 9sbenbaons Politi betr9ftebe
Rieliens 1bfugn, blep ban efter nogle
Simers 5orlSb lsslabt.
libel 8u99en. =
st fife 8 Moanebsr eommelt Barn,
Ssn at 5orOaIteren paa aaaunbbOrg
9dbegadrb,e r forleben omtommet paa
en- ubpggelig Muabe beb. at Der git
SIo / 8u9gen, bpori bet lad. Bar
net fit iaa ipGre 8ranbIaar, at bet
en- 5imestio sfter dfgit psb 9sben.
5ilbugebift 3tgsiners
8n Der forIsoen bar Wurs
feb oeb 5olbingbro, bapbe, fort9ler
oaoloins 5oIteblaO", en- itsrre 3igpjs
%nerbonoe IIuuet fig neb lise fpb for
8r9nien og tiltrat fig MurtebsgGs
iternes Opm9rtfombsb, ibet ben fIere
9unge gioroe e%nergiife 5orfeg pad
of tomme ober @r9nien, men bleb
%tilbo9ebiit at Yolitibetienten pg
9r9niegenbarmerne, ba bet 10 er fors
bubt 3igsinere at TONNE ber inb |
2anbet. Sruppen, Tom teller ober et
balot 6unbrebe MebIsmmer og bar en-
buIo Snes @ogne, bar opboIbt Zig /
flere 0uge OeO 5oIbingbro og for
sbrigt giort 6orisg fIere Steber poa
at tomme ober @ranien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-06

I'm Misfioner. 9apeIanen
/ 6oIb9t. gaitor $. ID. 2sbner bar
taget 4fiteo for at gad ub fom 9eos
ningemts Iion9r. 6ons 6u bar ftdaet
bertil / mango 4dr, men at 9el=
b~rebsbeninn bar ban life funnel
TONNE ub / banit 5ieneite. 9u gaar
ban ub unoer ben berrnbuttiite
9 soremenigbebs Quipicier.
ooIbat ftuG MI bare fin fierbe
8albstapelan / 2sbet af ganIte faa
Qar.
IN 9trte. Stor @abe.
Der tentes poa at begpnbe OpfBs
relien at en- Nh 9irte / ben peItIige
Del at 6reoeritsberg / en- mar
6remtiO.
Den ME 9irte, Der IfaI ligge paa
2ampeOei bill bu bltpe SOgnetirte
for en- Del at ct. 9utas Sogn %
ben beitIise Del at 5reberitsberg
Sogn.
Som en- SnbfamIings gegbnbelie
til bet me airtebus blep Der forz
leoen Dag al en- @nteItmanb gipet
en- Sparetasiebog, Ipbenbe paa To-
|OO0 ar.
6 Mino esmRrte or " NJ
broius Stub. 5 Qnlebning
at, at bet Onsbag ben II. Mai bar
200 Aursoagen for Digteren amz
broiius Stubs 5ebIeG bar en- 9reos
al M9nb. ~boiibbenbe I bans 5pbes
bp 9ummerup pau Gnsn, uoitebt ri
Opraub til bet banite Soft ON at
pbe giordg til Der at reife BAN ct
o9rbigt Minbesm9rte. SnbIams
lingen t9ntes iIuttet ben Is. SUM,
for at Minbesm9rtet fan ifad far
6igt til Differing / September >.
D.; bet tantes at futile beTtaa / en-
SotteG al 9ranit meb paditdaenbe
Marmouobsliit. WSdn fan bl. a.
ienbe tit 8ibrag til Gaarbmanb
Sens Sunien Sfptts, 9ummerup pr.
9~ldmsbjerg.
grorfons Stotuen. ION
for en- balp Gnes aur foen bleo
mobelsret af grofesfor GaabDe, bill
nj bliOe itg6t I Bronze og berefter
opiti1et oeb 6reberifstirfen ub mob
Ct. &ongensgabe, 9sbenbabn.
Zen forfbun6ne Qe9e
Muntb peteren. Dd Der
|foreoen til 5amilien fom Meboes
leIie ON, at bans Gig bar funbst /
8iergene peb QirzIesz gains, reifte
grOberen, OOerretsfagferer Wunds
peterfen, ftrats berneo for at un=
berIsge, bOorleoes ben isrgelige9ans
Belle bar gaaet til.
gfter be l1nberfsgelier, ban bar
baft 9eiligbeO til at onitiGe, bar
Zen unge Gage rimetig0is / 3Qase
foroilOet fig ub paa ben ftejle Slip
peftr9nt, boorunber bans Gig fano=
tss, pg Der er fua meget mere Grun6
til at tro. at Der f%oreligger ct lllbts
te~stilfGloe, fom ben omfomues Segs
nebog, ur m. m. fanbtes I N9rs
beben.
gfter at Der iaalebes bar taItet
9ps ODer Sagen, fanbt gegruOelien
Steo paa Sirteguurben / air<Isss
8ains, og 8roberen er MI benbt tils
bage til as6eubdbn.
0~iffium geterfen ors
Blu bt. Der CT iHg. ..aan. 8g6f."
uoitebt ct juftitsminiiterislt 5orbHo
mob, at 2~brigbeoerne umfring I
probinferne for Sremtiben gtbsr
56eaterbireftsr Miaiam Yeterien
5iGabelie til at .forrau Solts
Smdg".
6an mdd life fpiae mere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-06
Modersmaalet.

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og skriveD ansh, I'D
arbetdet af Sigurd
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-06

House, som har overtaget Restoplaget
og hele Forhandlingen sf denne upper
lige Bog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-06

8grnebieIps6agen d
100000 Ser. macs. 5~eleionen
ringer ben 10. Mui. Oct er gprs
nebialpsfontorets gbef 9r. Meper,
fom meo oprsmt Stemme fort9aer
felgenoe:
.,Ru er Ri oppe pau $4,000 9r.
po ri bar enonu Z 9rebie og for
fteaige 0ptog tilbuge. Saa De otl
forItua, at ri er openpad og MI er
1itfer paa at naa be 100000 ar.
Mlen 5plt bar 10 ogfda b9ret elf
p9roioe. gnonu itrsmmer bet ino
meo 8aper; faalebes bar to Sneoz
feripenDe Ifantet os osres 0dglsn
fra gsrnebi2lpsbagen, Og til 3ons
toret er inblpbet foriteatgegelgb fra
ononpme 9ipere.
"a iad mdd De fort9ne 0eres
Q9iere, at Singer Senfen, benoe fra
@fobsbopeotuset bar fact ct ire
Sfoer tort 8reD fra &ongen meb
Sat for ben Imutte 9uro, og meo
grspet fulgts 100 ar. til benbes
9grneberns Sparebssfe. Sd, Sn@
ger bar BAIT 6ornsieIie at ben Dag;
men bun bar Tanoelig ogiaa fortjent
bet. 6enoes 8ebitefuoer reboebe fors
sprigt en- Sang en- Stibsbefatning
% mootog Dannebrogstoriet berz
for. Der fob bu Ogfua noget ON
bet / BEN giografi aOngen fit Om
henbe.
Meoens ieg buffer bet, pil De iaa
nptere, at 8oberne pau Drowning
Qouiies Bro gap 270O ar. Og at DIT
fmutte 0oerifub life minoft itpl-
bes Snipettgr geper.
ga, iaa er Der life mere benne
Sang. Ruur ieg after ringer, er
bet for at mebbele, at hi bar naaet
be 100000"