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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-08-16

The most stylish double or single
harness you will fad at ]. c. Preddy's
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-30
Paradise.

The Pifer reunion held at Wishaw
Park on Wednesday OF last week was
quite largely attended mbering about
three hundred by that name, besides a
host of relatives and friends gathered
in, making the woods ring with laught-
err and fun The evening was spent in
tripping the light fantastic.
Miss Ruth Gathers, who has been
visiting friends in Pittsburg the past
three weeks, returned home last Thurs
day. She expects to go back to the
Smoky City, in about two weeks
where she has accepted position as
clerk in dry goods store.
We have been told that James Shees-
ley killed black snake last week that
measured six feet four riches and a
half. This is the fifth one he has
killed in less than two weeks and none
of them were less than fiye feet 10
length.
Dame Rumor says that one of Para
discs most highly respected young men
expects to join the ranks of matrimony
one day next week. OF course Jim don't
have much to say about 1t. Hunt up
your COW bells boys.
Susie Daugherty, who is working for
Joe Simpson at Stoneylonesome, re-
turned home Wednesday evening to
attend the Grangers picnic at Wishaw
Thursday,
The Misses Stella and Florence
London, of Troutville, were visitors at
the home of Noah Syphrit over Satur-
day and Sunday.
The Grangers held picnic at Wish
aw Park on Thursday. Quite large
crowd was present and o very enjoyable
day was spent.
W. w. Little and Walter Sprague
have started their threshing machine
out on the road. They are doing good
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Flickinger, of
Anita, visited the latter's brother, John
Strouse, in this place over Sunday.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-30
WANT COLUMN.

Rates;-One cent per word for each and
every insertion.
WANrED-Girls from IS to 10 years
old to learn warping. Enterprise Silk
Co.
FOR SALE-New gas range cheap.
Inquire Mrs. j. E. Mitchell.
For SALE-One lot on corner of Brad
ford and Thompson street, Pleasant
avenue. Splendid building location.
Inquire at STAR Office.
FOR SALE-Ons bellows, one black
smiths drilling machine, two beds and
mattresses. Inquire at Myers harness
shop.
For SALE-Good Jersey COW. H.
quire of H. A. Swab, Fifth street.
For SALE-Lot on corner Eighth
and Worth SITS. Inquire OF L. j. Nc.
Entire.
For SALE-A No. investment prop
erty. Centrally located. Great bar
gain. Inquire at STAR Office.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-30
Cheer Up.

Cheer up The world is taking your
photograph. Look pleasant. OF course
you have your troubles you
can not tell the policeman A whole
lot Of things tother you, of course.
Business worries, or dome tic sorrows,
1t may be, or what not y ou find life
rugged road, whose stone hurt your
feet. Nevertheless, cheer up
1t may be your real dises SO is selfish
ness-ingrovn selishness. Your life is
too self-centered. You nagine your
tribulations are worse thar others bear.
You feel sorry foryourself- the meanest
sort of pity. It is a path etic illusion.
Rid yourself of that, and cneep up
What right have you to carry a
picture Of your woebegCne face and
funeral ways about among ,our fellows,
who have troubles of the ir own ? II
you must whine, or sulk, o. scowl, take
a car, and go the woods, Or to the un-
frequented lanes.
Cheer up Your ills are largely
imaginary. II you were really on the
brink of bankruptcy, or II here were no
thoroughfare through your sorrows,
you would clear your brows. set your
teeth, and make the best of it.
Cheer up You are making a hypo-
thetical case out Of your troubles, and
suffering from a seli-inaioted verdict.
You are borrowing troubles, and paying
high rate of interest.
Cheer up Why, man alive, in ten
minutes walk you may see score of
people worse off than you. And here
you are digging your own grave, and
playing pall-bearer into the bargain.
Man aliYe, you must do your work |!
Smile, even though it be through your
tears, which speedily dry. And cheer
up Young Folks.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-30
Sykesyille.

Miss Laura Ennis gave party at her
home on Main street Saturday evening.
She was assisted in entertaining her
guests by her sisters, Mrs. S. T. Reed
and Miss Anna Ennis. The house was
tastefully decorated. Many parlor
games were played by all, A fine lunch
served at 1890, after which all retired
to their respective homes.
A crowd Of young people consisting OF
Misses Cora and Amy Smoal, Blanche
Frum, Zola Mansfield and Carol Lyons,
Otto Nupp and Elmer Filth art, drove to
the home of Mr.. Lyons at Prospect on
Friday evening, where very enjoyable
evening was spent by all.
Miss Laura Sloppy and brother,
Walter, are visiting with friends in
La JosO this week
Miss Golden Phillippi is spending a
week with her aunt in Dubois, Mrs.
II. A. Loghry.
Mrs. j. NJ. Loghry visited with her
daughter-in-law in Dubois over Sunday.
Otto Nupp is visiting with friends in
Indiana county this week.
Miss Lula Gearhart visited in Du-
Bois last week,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-30

Albert ]. Worden, OF Ashtola, Pa, is
visiting at home OF his father-in-law,
Joseph McKernan, In West Rey nolds-
Vile. Mrs. Worden has been here
several weeks.
Mrs. |. o. Ollie, of Portville, N. Y,
and Mrs. Dora Smith Garner, of
Waynesburg, Pa, have been guests OF
Mrs. DIR. A. J. Meek at Baptist parson-
age the past week.
Mrs. Annie McCarren and Miss Mar
garet Reynolds returned last week from
Cambridge Springs, Pa, where they
had been thirteen weeks for benefit OF
Miss Reynolds health.
Frank Kennoy and wife and Miss
Eleanor Lance, OF Pittsburg, who were
visiting Mrs. Kennoys parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Joseph Cleer, Sr., in this place,
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian B. Snyder
and son, Henry, left here Friday morn
ing to visit in Negley aud Youngstown,
Ohio. Henry expects to remain at
Negley some time with sister,
G. Newell Meeker, Of Ow psboro KY,
visited his mother-n-law, Mrs. Cora
Mitchell, on Grant street several days
last week. This was Mr.. Meeker's
first visit to Reynoldsvile in three
years.
d. e. Armagost, wife and children, OF
phillipston, visited the formers pnr-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Armagost, in
this place last week. Mr.. Armagost
is ilagman and extra freight conduc-
tor on the River Division Of the p. r.. r
Richard j. Pomroy, graduate of the
Reynoldsvile Business College, will go
to Danville Illinois, the latter part of
this week to accept a position as
stenographer in the Office Of the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Company.
Lawyer Ben r. Kline, Of New Ken
sington, Lawyer Will G. Kline, Of
Galeton, Pa, H. Bruce Kline and wife.
of Braeburn, Pa, visited the parents Of
the three gentlemen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Kline, near this place during
the past week.
Eugene Murray, Misses Olive Muir
ray aud Lille Lenkerd, who were at
Chautauqua, N. Y, two months, where
the two young ladies had charge OF a
cottage, No. Goodman Avenue. dur
ing the Chautauqua season, returned
home Friday evening.
Hon. S. Taylor North, of Punxsutaw-
ney, jefferson county's representative
In the last session OF the Legislature,
was in town last Thursday and called at
THE STAR office. Mr.. North will be a
candidate next spring for second term,
and there is no doubt but what he will
get it.
Misses Edna and Mabel Moore, trained
nurses Of Philadelphia, and Miss Bogard,
of Philadelphia, have been visiting the
Misses Moore's parents, NJ. NJ Moore
and wife, of Washington township, a
couple OF weeks. Miss Mabel and Miss
Bogard returned to the "City of Broth
erly Love" the first of this week.
V. King Pifer and wife, of Clearfeld,
who came over week ago to attend
the Pifer reunion at Wishaw Park, in
tending to stay only one day, did not
return home until yesterday. They had
such delightful time "visitin' round"
among their kinfolk in Paradise and
Shamokin that they reluctantly said
good bye after week had been spent.
Mr.. Pifer is former newspaper man
of Dubois.
Paradise.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-30

The Dubois College will fit you for
business and find business f,r you. Fall
opening September 5th. Write for
catalogue.
Shirt waists. Your size may be here
at a saving of 10 to 95 per cent. Bing-
Stoke Co.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-08-30
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
Estate of Ludwick Priester, Deceased,
late OF Henderson Township.

Notice is hereby given that letters of ad-
ministration upon the estate of the said de
cedent have been granted to the undersigned.
All persons who are indebted to said estate
, are requested TO make payment, and all per-
sons having any legal claims or demands
against said estate shall make the same
known without delay. PHILIP s. HAUCK,
Reynoldsville, Pa Administrator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23
"A Son Of Pc ST.

have had a number 81 AMUSING cx
periences said viii Sevor OF "A Son of
Fest but one thar almost foared ne
happened a few seasons ago. | had
acquired the habit of eating lighl
'nnch after the performance and tn
night the reqafreme nta of my stor
20 restaurant r A cup of coffee and 4
few other thinss brought ny bill up to
fwanty cents AID | handed the waite.
aeN ten dollar bill He looked at
the money then at me Is this al
YOU have?a he asked NO: but it is
he smallest answered. We'll.
can't change it can't YOU come around
in the morning after Your chsnee p
10 not know whether it was the look
af surprise on my face or the dawnine
NonscientiausnesS Of nistake. but n.
Wan. q small boy who seemed % b
8 hlneer aroun} the place and hande,j
him the bill go across the road arc
eet change for this and=hurry up, TIE
Gentleman is wairfng The boy tool
.3e bill and looked att. Is it eoo} -
ne asked The waiter wa~ Just anon
rs reply but before he coul1 mink ar
~ answer his messe n@er mad vanish
el i vas net lone h fore he eam
running back Wit a han ful - smell
change The waiter handed nc son
n II which RHt in my pocket With
aat c4anfiae and DO not know TO tn
39y whether if was correct or not.
vas 50 completely surprised at n
Ii le transaction At tne Elks tho
lfer Monday. November p.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23
Dora aThorne.

The Lou sville thy.1 Herald says Of
Il the Avenue this week. The drama
t;zation of the famous novel is even
more interesting than the reading OF
T.. The play of Dora Tnorne' opens
wider play upon human emotions and
human passions than perhaps any
mel0dran9a that has been produced at
the Avenue this year The reading
public is familiar with the story, the
confession Of love, the murder, the
pangs of jealousy aroused and the
vivid description Of the wages of sin.
The scenery is especially adapted to
she production Of this play At the
E,ks theater Friday, November u.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23
Not a SpOOninR Place.

A gardener imported from England
for a Maryland estate was observed
by the daughter of the house cutting
up the turf of the lawn tennis court.
All excited, she rushed up to him.
whatever in the world are you do
ing, Johnston p she asked. Don't you
see you are running the court?''
''Carn't 'elp 1t, MISS" said the man.
Hits the marsteh's horders. f says
ell ave hit laid hout for 'orticulture,
not for 'usbandry. y."-Philadelphia Ledg-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23
Urnrrrn ruDycv c9 .
MUULD Sl4aASA Go
PASTOR or THE UNIVERSALtST
CHURCH SAYS F4E WOULD
NOT 5E ADMITTED.
What Churches Believe. Not Whit
Christ Believes, Determines Chris
tiars. Says Or. Bartlett.

CHICAGO. Nov. pa dispatch ~
the Tribuae from stamford C9gn
says.
If Christ ha1 ee#e #a steH#afa
ana had been elected a DELEGATE t. fae
intercharch conference At Nv York
would he be admitted?"
The answer given by the Rev \. Eu-
gene Bartlett, pastor of the Universal
list church here last night, caused a
deal OF comment.
IT IS He- proba5la th2t movement
which ought to mean as much as an
interchurch conference would be over
looked by Christ said Mr.. Bartlett.
1T may be that his superior intel
leet. his spotless character, his unset
fish services for humanity would elect
him to that conference.
aIf the wise and conscientious men
among the delegates insisted, Christ's
case might come up for hearing and
be handed over to committee to de-
termine whether or not he should be
admitted. The ordinary evangelical
tests probably would be applied to
him, for among many it has come to
be not what Christ believed, but what
the churches believe that deter
mines the Christian And now hear
the verdict of the conference.
I'VE are sorry to say that you cam
not be admitted. You are not
Christian. You are a good man
you have fed the hungry, you have
clothed the naked, you have been
trother to those in distress, but
brother to those in distress, but
q Christian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23
AMUSEMENTS. 5.
+ +s4++ f. - **+
Hovt,s "A gurca Of Keys.7

Hoyt's A GurC1 or NSyS'
TaEe a series Of eiever camp-iea-
1oas. ada a bunch o. comedians. ST"
tn 4 handful of catchy SONGS, mix visa
several shaaalF ehorHs beauties, place
pea Fl stage ,rasse1 with hanisom'
~fsmss .aH yca have the average
s..ra. --,.e7a Taze IN The above
.ua alll#55 - z..e aza-ie ~ th7It 5
u H5s.z n3#4e=an4 sae fane al CO
Bothler. ana A B1ach ot koys
ersiIy leads The t1n-maE.ns vehicles
OF the decade. Al the ElEs theat-f
.onf4ht a Bunch Il KEYS
screaming. sereeehfne comedy 3fim-
ful ot excitement lau=a.er aad#enjo=
fnt. It WIS written IN Hoy BIS
vcia anH The years have not limme5
its Brilliancy. A treat is in store fot
ii who 60 to witness the antics O
Crimes, the machinat ons of Littleton
snaaes and the deli2htful Ingenious
ness of Teddy. Rose and May Keys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23
Popularity of Comic Opera.

The reason for the favor in VIII eli
comic opera or musical comedy is now
cid is net far to seek Primarily, i
amuse5. Secondly it satisfies that in
herent love of music which is even
5orn in the savage breast. The oLH
time gran doper7 has been chaseY 10
he tall and uncut ana has beeQf sup
planted by the present popalas music
Il comedy. The scores Of tas<old tiqe
afnae grand opera has been chased 70
srand in fact for tbe1ayeraee comprsz
hension while t4t music OF he mod
ern Ynsieal play is mostly iinelins.
tinqaenr and tinl<Iing. This sort Of
Ming may not be as eleyating as the
old kind but it is emsnently NOR
pleasing TO our desires.
The Herald Square Comic Opera
company, which is to play the Thanks
Giving engagement at the Elks the
ater, November so matinee and njahE.
sens to have struck a popular chord
n the public desire for a slehr, IN K
tire of the old and he new by repro.
fucfng some of the old-time fayorir :
as musical coMedies and by rstaining
the prettiest of the old scores, intro
aucine numbers of modern music and
adding barrel ef clean wholesome
comedy it has produced Just the ar
t.cle."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23
JAMES SPENCER, COL
ORED, WANTED

Chief of Police Stewart wants %
find James Spencer. coinred man.
1he following telegram explains why:
Hlmo. No. Nov. 23.-Chief of Police.
Fine Bluff: Please notify James
Spencer, colored near Twelfth street,
that Neil Lennon was snot and k He'd
ar 10 o'clock night Of the D.
Mat Harris
It will be noted thai The dar IS :
very indefinite. and Chief Stewart
can't locate the man
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23

Mrs. ]. r. Dickerson of Parkdale
is visiting friends in the east end.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23
EAST END JEWS.
= + + + = + r + + + + + :

Messrs. f. Reynolds and l.. James,
raaehinst and boiler maker at the
Cotton Belt shops, have resigned their
positions and left last night for In
tie Rock.
Miss Jessie Meyers. bookkeeper -" - !"
the Ralph Robinson company, IS i'll of
malarial fever.
Mr.. Fred sG1nmers has resumed
work at~tthhe Cotton Belt shops after a
few months absence.
Mr.. Ed English, travelling engineer
for the Cotton Belt, spent yesterday in
the city seeing the circus.
Mrs. ]. r. Dickerson of Parkdale
is visiting friends in the east end.
Yesterday was pay day at the Cot
ton Belt shops. and it came at for
tunate time for the boys. as it gave
tnem the 'whereWith" to take their
girls to the circus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23
Strictly Practical.

Geology is wonderful study" re-
marked the enthusiast
Il suppose So" answered Mr. Sirius
Barker but it always seemed kind o
tantaizin' to me to be told where coal
is and how 1t comes there, instead of
ben' told how to get the price of it,
Washington Star
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23
Old Zeb Tells
A Bear Story
How the Old Possurn Hunters Wife
Fought Master Pruin Almost
to Finish.

ICor light, 1905. BY E. c. Parcells.I
az " .-,-:Hkiu',' said the Old pos
1 SUM huater as he laz.ly polled at
tie hickory fire one evening as
l. we sat in front Of the broad ire
piace-"I was jest a-thinkin' what
queer critters women folks are.
"U0N u yoa mean?" I ASKED, know
ing that there was a story behind it.
why they are Ike lasses one day
an vinegar the next. I've kaowed mg
old woman to cit Up smilin' from ear
to ear in tie mawhin, an befo noon
she'd be breakin dishes an itchin'
to pull ny La'r. \ man gits mad an
gifts over it without maxim a fule Of
hisself. but when a woman gifts mad
she's bound to carry things through if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23
CA PD OF THANKS.

NJ and Mrs. T. D. CrawforI desire
- thank thoir friends for their K nd
ness and symnathv extended darine
III II bereavement in tho death q
thoir darline boy. Cecil: also for 'he
htry kindnesses received from fberI
hv Mr.. Crawford during his mis- or
ttt0o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23

rcoe..!zht. Iao5. BY Z. c. Parce!!g.l ]
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23

Tho "~an w as = ~oiSo whor
-'.''es ore VT 's a1vavs e,.,~,,.', 81.
= he vicinity of the band WACO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-23
When Women Vote.

First Woman Suffra glst-Did you cut
The ticket or vote it straight?
Second Woman Suffragist (absently)
Straight! ] cut it on the bias.-New
York Preae..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04
Gpuneii DauHs, Ss.

gfter 2 Maamoers feifgiDnsftoIe
6aooc ri ben 30. Suii S1utHingsfsit.
@i fqmlebes / 5dirmcrt Bart 81. 2
Gftemfobag. Rogie uf gsrHsne fang
for %, og paifor SeeOe TAFT. not
farfSg til gsrneae; men bet tunbe ogs
foa ganfte gObt benpttes Of os, iom
bar let mango aar HeriDtHoe.
gaftor 5eeoe fortIlte btanbt unbst
fslgenbe 5Ortsling, fom jeg bill gre
aanfe fort. Opre / Stotldnb leOebs
en- life Dreng, hois 5orolore bar
benfalone til 9rif, bporueb ben pOsr.
fe 5dttigbom tom til at BERTHE | ia.
milien; 8ernene bar life bs6te, bdo.
be ulorig bsrt 5ule ON Sefus, oeria
mob funbe be 6anbe og tr9ttes og
bet bele tdget gore bet, ION bar boor.
fiat; alaber eiebe be n9iten itte. %
8renqen bor 8 Mar, bsbe 5oralbre
ne, og iau matte ban isrge for fl
felD. On msblioenbe Muno iua Stil
lineen og Dilbe bjalpe, berfor bal
ban Sub ON Nddoe til at funns
qsrs rrgst for benne 0reng, idu be
tIom for fere @vrn | lignenoe Stil
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04
strsbslis, BOG itari.

.Strsbeitg, bog itert" er en- ucs
marfst lile Bog. ION nptig CT Optrptt
/ Blair.
Der er lite mango GOrtodinger,
Der bar siurt Iaa bnbt ct Snotrpt pda
mig iom oenns. Og berfor Dil jeg
gerne 6rbefale ben. 29s ben Ielo;
eiD ben til gsrn ener til unge Mens
METER, b ituG NOT laie ben, Og ben
tan ftftert gda 9ub fra ben fore
Wleiter til en- sler onoen at bans
fmaa bernebe.
,Strsbslig, bog itert" er pua 80
Siber og tolter inbbunben / papbint
% Gents, ben faas I Oduiib 2uth
gubl. 6ouie, Blair, Nebr.
8. Sen n,
Guitin, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04
Very Low Excursion Rates to
San Francisco, Los Angeles
Portland, Tacoma, Seat
tie, ETC.,

Via the North Western Line. Exeur-
sion tickets will be sold from all alta
tons to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle
daily and to California points July 20,
2s and q. and August 10 to II, ineiu-
sive, with favorable return limits, on
account of various meetings. Two fast
trains to the Pacific Coast daily. 1.-THE
Overland Limited" electric lighted
throughout), less than three days en-
route. Another fast train is "The Cali
fornia Express" with drawing room
and tourist sleeping cars. The best OF
everything. For rates, tickets, etc.
apply to agents Chicago & North
Western R'y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04

9i srinorer ON 5erieitoleng
QfHutningsfeit / Dana Colleges
Aape paa Spnbag GftermiObug 81.
d. 81 isprigt getenbtsereIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04
National Encampment G.. A. R.
Denver. Colo, Sept. Al. 'o5.
8ennarb, Nebr.

@ubstiensfte paa Ssnbag 1870
T~ormiboae.
ungbomsmsbe bber Gsnbug.
8enlig Snbbbbelfe til ale bisie
Msber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04
Sprnefeit / Blair.

Gn gsrnefeit. iom afnutnins pua
ben oanfte 5erielfole. pil bIios UfhoIot
Dppe / Stolens 9aOe Spnbo9 ben
6. QuquIt. Soften 6egpnbsr ST. i
ON Gftermiobagen.
Pile banife Born ida bel iom botss
ne er pau bet oeuIigite inbbuote til at
pere meb. 6. q. Qnberen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04
&DrreipOn0anter
Sra ct. |auli MenisbcO,
Sotta. 60, Sa.

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itor 6sebe, 8. 9ouou pg peterien, 9i,
borg, e. ,. 3eSp9rre bieo paitor
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oi BAR aIigepeI glade. ba Ri fornum,
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9i baDoe ogiaa beiligt geir ale
0agene; ON Srnoa9en iamlebes Ri /
Sfopen, boor at 10 BAR rift rg
mutt.
= gi bpgger e1ers 9irte / Som.
mer. oa ben gamIe btep alt for file.
Mr. Bang, opener. Su., bar uos
fsrt 5egningeR bertiI, og ban bar
peiao Iadet 9ontratt pda 5smrerar.
beioet. Oct bliper en- tor, imut og
rummelig Strife meb 9diement unoers
neoen til QfboIoelie at Stole og Mes
niqbeosmgoer. Den oil toIte noeet
cper 5000 Dollars meo Snoentar.
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itent ON Ssnbag Wor9en at bsre
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ri bddber Il in Den f9roig til FEN
/ Ottober, og ri sl9ber os ale bers
til. @runoen er M lagt, og ri bdOs
be en- file set for fort lib fibsn.
od @runbitenen blep ldgt. 9ditpr
9lotb pal beruoe / ben QnIebning. =
Menigbebens aonffitution og ct lille
lloorag al Menigfbens 9iftorie,
inopatfet / en- Sernrune, blep neos
lagt me1em Stenenr. % pat. alrth
prnbitebe for os efter at bare u0isrt
benne gambling / oen treenias Suns
Rdpn. Sumfunbsts 5er"auO, gait
G6riitiarien, par ino6ubt, men fun
be life tomms.
= gi bar bait , 0sosfafo bsruoe
/ bette 5oroar. Oct fort: par Mrs.
Deter 6anien. gigsOn; BET ono<t Yrs.
Spenb RieIien.
Mrs. Deter 6aHfen bapbe / aares
uis liot af 5jertefOdg6so, men Ia1 bog
lGnge ing.
Mrg. SueHb RiefIeH a fun ipg
en- tort 5ib. men bet par piitnot 5Rs
ring, bun bsoe at. Ter par flere
Smadbern / benne Jdmilie, iom 70
ru ftodr moberlgfe.
ga 6errens Bee er life bore geis;
MN ri bar 10 @uos sgst oprebdrg
Sro for, at ane ling tai tiens benz
til gobe, fom slitsr 6dm-
Rrs. Hisliens 8egrurslfe a ben
Fbite @ubstieneitrr Der 6leU bolbt /
ben gamle Strife. Den er nu foIgt.
Sa, nu mua jeg MT lutte, inbsn
GfriDelien bliper for lung, og BET
bele suber / papirtirpen-
8enligit 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04

,9anIteren" er bet eneite bdnffe
glub / 4meritd, 'om ubgaar 2 8unge
ON uoen, tofter fun $1.50 darltg.
SsnbIeno 9eitiains. prsDesRr. iens
oes fit pua Gorlangenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04
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