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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-03
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Den 9omle Some rpItebe poo 9opebet.

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Den gomle Some rpiebe poo 6opeoet.
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Sspn Rdt, ftdbig it9rte Slnerter o9 3emperoturen bill
life ibnfs. Oottorsn fer idd ~betGntelig ub bber Sang,
ban unoerisger benbe. 8i oilbe Dog laa gerne beboloe
benbs lit l9n9ere Dos os, bet er fdd tungt at tante fg,
at bun anereoe tulbe gaa bort, Ri bar benbe 10 one faa
ufgeIis tar"
Sun fober pel life for 9ieblittet2" fpur9te ben un9e
U1unb olporligt.
oNej, bun lig9er lpspadsen Sensen," ioarebe ben
gdmfe. .Om Sormibagen fan BUN 10 eIers btbre iopc
libt enb ON Natten, men MI er bun paagen, gaa De blot
inb 90 fe til benbe, bet oil bun bltpe 5aa gIab oper."
5ung ON 9ierht trddote ben un9e aunflnaler ino
| Spseb9reliet. 5un, Der lnn paa 2eiet faa itine o9 bfeg,
bdpbe 10 bartt faa usnbelig me8et for BAN Tom for fa
mango andre. 6un bdpbe itaaet peb bans Sib Tom en-
libt rlbre, tarIig Sster. ct 8aen, Der foriob ban o9
bette bans @l9ber og Sorger. en-, bos bpen ban altib bar
filter poa at bente Raab p~dniteli9e 3if9lbe, 3rsIt %
Opmuntring 9iber, naor bet baglige 2ios 8etpmringsr
trutbs neb at brlie inb oper BAN. Sbor ofte bopbe ban
life df 6iertet totiet I'm Sub, foroi ban i i'm unberlige
9isoom og Raube bupbe fabet beres 3ipspeje frbbie bins
dnben bet bar 10 lite fua l9nse iben be begse beb ct
.5ifelbe", iom 8erben Dnber at table bet, fsrne Sang
fob anIst til 4nFgt og tiftebe bet fsrfe 9etenbtffab
= bppr u%enbelig ntget bdpbe ban lite at tatte 6erren for
gennem benbe, bopbe bun lite poret en- COB @ope, tommen
nb til BAN fraopsn fra 2pienes 5aber, en- ftine gubbas
rtrik msb famine miIbe 5aoers operpattes miStunbbtb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-03

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-03

Suleebdngeliuln ON 01roerne pdd Ufdrten % Gngenes
2obfan9 idmmen, fbnge nogle SuIeIolmer % gIebe %
TRIBE os Qanoen, forbi 6erren, Ssraels Sub, bar be-
iogt og forlet 1T 5olt, Og forbi 2biet fra bet bse bar
gaFet os Dor Srelfer, bet lille S,~eiusburn, Der febtes /
Stalben ben title Rdttetime, mems Gele Bethlehem FOB
% lite en- Sang bubbe Rum for 8erbsns 5relIer BET
fore 0erberge. Ste funbt: Oet moa BABE p9ret bertiot
at bare meo 6broerne oeruoe paa Wartenl Mebens ale
FOB 1ben at dne bet fore, Der iete, par nogle fmple, fatz
ti9e 6broer, ion / 3roen bieoe po Ssruels 5relie, be enc
fe, for bOem SerrenS @ngle oiIte fig meb BET glade, BEL
igneoe Sulebuo, at nu opfplbte Seboba fine epige 5ore
%jRttelier, MI bar ban tommer, ON boem Dabib fang %
Giaias ipaaeoe, Grelieren. Mesiios, 5Driten af 0opios
9us og aonsn Sanbbeoens Rige, ban, fom TOM at
%tuno9sre epan9eliuln for be fatti9e, at belbrebe benz meo
be fenoertnllte 6ierter o9 ~fortpnoe ct Naabeaar fra Ser
rem. 0bor er ri lite %lptteige, hi, Iom peb @ubs Raabe
bar fact SDn for ben pnbigfe 9aoe", Sulens bejlige
goie. Der blonftrer Iao frobigt pg buffer iaa ipbt mtbt
! 9interenS auloe og Sne, Ri, Iom Sroen tunne omfao>
ne Dor SiGlepen, Seiusbarnet arpbbsn, 5relieren pod
|@~olgatbas Gors, Sejersberren, Der paofemoroen Tom
Osbens o9 Seltebes Obsrbinber f~pu9nger ben merte
@rob, ri, fom peO, at Ri en- Sang ital fejrs en- Iangt ifsns
mere oe ~berlisere Sui biftOppe ben lpie SimmeIbD, bDor
Ri faI ounbre opaa Stjernetapper %lpieblao", og bpor
o@eirens Gang, 0arpens SLANG parer epigt, tGnf en-
gan9!"
Sun par Iuo rpagen at fin eeen @labe, at bun Iet
lille ntGrtebe, bpor taus og fpnlis forftemt ban bar. 0a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
Santa Claus Is Now at Home in Toyville

Claus Tov third where he will be
folks Claus he ought know
Department the biggest
he has all his travels If haven't visited Toyvile is
high Bring children you get vision of
dfood delights and youth It's
prices with display for everybody knows that
our PRICES ARE INCREASINGLY THE LOWEST.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
Toilet Needs at Cut Prices

Oriental cream, the magical beauti-
fer; regular sl.50 size. On Q&r
sale Monday ~
Sanitol tooth wash. the well-known
antiseptic tooth preparations; 93r
soc size. On sale Monday. Wv
Stewart's dyspepsia tablets; splen-
did for Indigestion; s1.00 pack H7r
ages. Monday. y..................Vs VIZ
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

Palm olive soap; splendid for the
bath; regular 10c size. Mon II
day, the cake. ~
Pure powdered sulphur, full 1-pound
package; regular price 10c. t.
Monday y........... ................,..
Cucumber and elder flower cream;
makes the skin soft and white; reg
ular 25c size. On sale Mon 1(lr
day, the bottle. ..................AI .AIG
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
soc Fancy Boxes Csc

Glove and handkerchief boxes, spec
tacle boxes and boxes for holding
trinkets; made of fancy Japanese straw
in various shapes; all colors; hand
painted. celluloid covers: these make
pretty and inexpensive gifts; regular
values to SOC. Monday, each, Csc.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
$500 Shopping BagS Csc

WOmens new shopping bags of fine quality leather.
in Vienna, vanity and envelope shapes; in
black brown and tan; prettily lined with moire
silk and fitted with card coin purse and some
with mirrors: regular values to $780, On sale Mon
day. each, 9bC.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
Doll Family Now on Parade in TOyville

We're mighty proud of collection Of dolls and everyone
visits Toyvlle delighted with the extensveness
variety of the Here special items for
Monday to induce early buying:
Kestner ball onted dolls size 80 nches have handsewed
wigs and natural eyeashes; also shoes and stock S0
ings. Monday. complete
Kestner kid body dols with cork; hip and knee
jonted hand dsewed wig finest bsque head size % &2
inches fitted with shoes and stockings Monday ea TO's~
14-nch kid body dolls; iointed sewed wig; moving h0r
and shoes and stockings. Choice, each'''...'
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
$3.50 and l21zc Outing Flannel Sc

Outing flannel short lengths, 10 to 2G yards in piece;
these in stripes. checks and plain coors reg
1-3c 10c 12ac quality. Monday, the third
floor, the yard sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
Children'S Work Boxes Csc
SEAS Gilt Clocks $l.45

Assorted designs in pretty gilt clocks. of excellent
quality materia gold leaf finish; to 12 inches
high; good, reliable movements; fully guaranteed
for year: actual values $2.4s. On sale Monday
at the jewelry counter choice, each, $1.45.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
Children's SOC Sets 25c

Childrens three-piece sets. consisting of knife,
fork and spoon all silver plated; put up in pretty
lined boxes; splendid values soc; suitable for
Christmas gifts. On sale Monday, at the jewelry
counter, the set, Csc
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
Good 5000 Opera Glasses S4.oS

pearl opera glasses htted with extra
good crystal metal parts gold and silver plated
these make acceptable Christmas gifts; good $500
values Monday IN the optical department (hird hoor)
choice, the pair, s4.9s.
We have excellent assortment Of the genuine Le-
maire glasses-there's better made; prices
range from s59S and from there up 10 $500 which
saving to YOU Of average third from
elusive stores prices.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
SIPS Cuff Buttons soc

New and fancy designs in cuff buttons 14-karat
gold filled; plain and fancy patterns; set with
Jewels; fully a dozen different effects; regular
values to $1.25 On sale Monday, choice, the
pair 50c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
Cuff and Collar Boxes 49c

Combination cuff and collar boxes, made
of black leatherette; strong and durable.
with pretty fancy Innings: very acceptable
for Christmas gifts. On sale Monday,
choice, elch, 49c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
6Oc Silk Lining 43c

Soft finished silk lining; guaranteed by the manufac
to give satisfactory wear all coors also black
white; usual 60c grade. Monday, the yard, 43c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
Mems Fancy Smoking Sets 49c

Mems fancy smoking consisting of pipe and holder neat
a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
l5c Wamsutta Cambria &c

Wamsutta cambrc. in lengths from 10 to 20 yards; &c
inches wide; the best quality the market at 15c
On sale Monday (thrd floor phone mail orders)
the yard, &C.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

Tailors' harcloh, in gray only; quality priced
about town 25c. sale Monday phone or mail
orders) at the lining counter, the yard, 1c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
soc Novelties Csc

Holiday novelties. consisting of pin
trays. ash receivers, match holders,
tooth pick holders, stamp and jewel
boxes: made of gold-plated metal war
ranted not to tarnish; very suitable for
Christmas gifts; values up to soc. ON
sale Monday, each, 25c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
i5c Flannelette SL3c

l.Isn9,1 Elanneiette 7l!ai, ;, Gowns S, " CSC
Women's hannelette gowns cut extra wide and
long: high and low neck styles with double yokes
buttonhole edges; striped and plain coors slightly
solcd and mussed; good values at s1.4S; no phone
or mail orders. Monday, the garment, CSC.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

Al-silk ribbons, in white, black and plain colors
cellent quality taffeta, satin taffeta gros grain
weaves suitable for fancy work for the holidays o.
for hair bows; values 25c. Monday, the yard 10c
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03

surah twill. mannish suiting-proper weight
or long tailored suits skirts-comes in gray.
myrtle green, cardinal, navy blue and brown; Sc
inches wide; sells everywhere at $1.50 On sale for
Monday, the yard, ST.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-29
NEXT OBJECTIVE SPOT
Impression Prevails at Russian Cap
l.al That IL Will Be
CITY FVLADIVOST0K
Withdrawal OF japanese Forces May
he Merely a Blind l. the Opin-
lon That l. Held by the
Military Experts.

81 Petersburg. March 2s-The Inn
preston prevalent in some military
circles that the japanese. having re-
moved the possibility OF the main army
In Manchuria assuming the Initiative
will now turn their attention 20 the
next objective Of the war. vladivostok
r. strengthened by the Associated Press
dispatch from Gunshu Pass announc-
ing the withdrawal Of the japanese
from the immediate front Of the Rus
sian army FOR a distance OF thirty i've
miles south II IL relaized. OF course
that this may merely be a blind 10
cover Thanking operations. but 10 is not
improbable that the japanese. having
cleared southern Manchuria OF Russian
troops and secured a position from
whence expulsion would be n long and
dinicult process. may be satisfied TO
hold the Tie Pass line without further
extension of communication.
While the voice OF Emperor Nicholas
advisers is FOR peace. n honorable terms
are obtainable. the government as isI
-t N.ahN 'A W WtHANAAf ~ kNlNH NNFMNNN
with an provisions for the continuance
OF the war. ana preparations are re-
ported 20 be making for the moblilzing
% i've corps
II has been understood that the
guards would be retained no ST Pc
tersburg. hat some of the officers Of |
this crack organization believe their
services have been requisitiQned. aud I
are making preparations 20 that end
There has been reversal OF reports /
N a change IN the head of the var o. \
ice. II was stated Sunday night in a i
usually well informed source that 1
Lieutenant General Sakaharon viii
cave very shortly and be succeeded By
General Ridlger. now chief ~ the chan
'ellery N the war office Il f. report
d that General Pollvenon will be ap-
pointed chief of the general star.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-29
ACTION OF NOBILITY.
They Are Against censtitutional Gov.
eminent Of Western Europe.

Moscow March 2s-A meeting OF
the nobility o. the government Of Mos
COW, Ia which there we're participating
also representatives, OF the nobility
from various sections of Russia has
pronounced against constitutional gov
eminent of the kind enjoyed By tha
nations ~ western Europe. considering
such conditions unsuitable TO this coun.
Try on account of the geographical and
chronological conditions of Russia and
the political developments % the Rus
sian people
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-29
re. Holding Out

Coustans be. March 2s-Accordlng
10 a. N from Hodeida. dated
March 2s.uP town ot Samoa. capital of
Yemen, uoi .nce OF Arabia. was stIll
holdinfh 1cIwhen the message was
filed. ac'> ma. Yerim and neysa
southWby bf samoa, and Hadiah.
northwu IA fallen into the hands OF
the insLS { Is and mountain fortress
Of Ibb was surrounded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-29
Detained A NorgolL

Norfolk, Va. March 2s.-The British
steamship Wooda. Captain Goodwin.
from Galveston for Hamburg via Nor
folk. IL being held here for allowing
Smauel Hoenane. a F'rcnchman. 20
escape while the vessel was at the
lamberts Point coal piers Sunday
night Hoenane was brought TO CAL
weston by the wooda as stowuway
and was refused a landing by the
United States, Immigration authorities
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-29
APPARENTLY withdrawn.

Gunshu. March 2s-The Japanese
nave Withdrawn from the region 10
the south OF the Russian front. Cos
sack parols which have been making
extensive r'connolsanccs southwark
founl no japanese within thlrtv-dvs
miles
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-29
RUSSIAN REFUGEES.
Police at Paris Are Exercising surveii.
lance Owing 10 Rumors.

Paris. March 2s.-The police are ex-
ercising extensive surveillance over
Russian refugees IN Paris owing 20 re-
ports that they are organizing To assist
the revolutionary movement ln Russia
II IL claimed that much compromising
correspondence has been seized. but ths
refugees assert that Il Is principally
matters connected with the student az
.tailon. The surveillance follows con-
iinued rumors that Father Canon ir
hiding In or about Paris.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-29

Schenectady. ~ Y. March 2s-Mo-
hawk river which has been gorred
with Ice about six miles west OF this
city. has overflowed into the Erie canal.
which runs parallel TO II here. tearing
the embankment away FOR more than
tive hundred feet. Streets here were
flooded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-29
Laughed Over Verdict.

Peoria. H.. March 2s.-ous Bolts
twenty-one years old. was found guilty
OF numbering his Girl wife and his pun
ishment nxed at dsath. The youthful
defendant aughed as he left the court
room. The crime was committed Jan. s.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-29
PoIsoNs Her CHILDREN
Mother Did Awful Deeds In Order 10
Marry George Alberton.

Paducah' Ky, March 2s.-Mrs. Mary
Brockwell' whose three children. aged
three four and five years. died of poi
soning under suspicious circumstances
last Saturday. has broken down and
confessed that she killed them by Civ
Ing them morphine and coal oil The
woman said that her husband was IN
an asylum and that she could not sup
port the children. She also stated that
George Alberton promised TO marry
her n she would get rid Of the children.
Alberton was arrested as an accessory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-29
Census Completed.

Manila. Mach Ex-Governor Gendral
Wright has issued proclamation an
nOuncing that the census OF tho Philip
pine Islands had been completed and
that In two years. provided peace pre-
walls. an election win be called for
general assembly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-29
RUSSIAN LOAN.
Opposition Withdrawn at Paris, and
u Will Be Concluded.

London March 2s.-The Daily Tel.-
graph says that the principal French
banking house which has opposed the
Russian loan has yielded. and the loan
will be concluded.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-09

a. former. restaurant man.. whose
place Of business was only > block
from mine.
When asked how he had come to quit
the business, he replied that he had
gone Into scheme Of his own, and
WIS making barrels of money. Sus-
pectfng that 1t was graft, / at once
became Interested, and very quickly
found that 1t was a scheme, indeed.
He had just finished" Cleveland and
vas very jubilant over the outcome.
He took In the large cities only.
Calling upon some wellto-do laundry
man. he asked him II he would not
like to have his business rapidly in
creased, and of course received an
a1Rrmative answer.
s.Wen,, said the CRATER, II have a
plan by which your business can be
Increased SO fast that it will surprise
you."
Then bringing from his pocket some
blank contracts, and photo-engraving
Of 4 very handsome jardiniere, male
by q pottery concern in southern Ohio,
he stated his proposition:
He would have his experienced can
yaseers make house to house calls,
promising to deliver this beautiful jar
diniere o premium, absolutely free,
in consideration Of the signing OF 9
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-09

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St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-09

demanded I congressional investiga-
stiou, which was finally given. with the
result that he was magnincently vfndi-
Gated. The controversy over the whole
matter resulted in attacks upon kelfer
that led to his retirement.
After 20 years vacation Gen. ke1fer
comes back with deeper respect lot
the newspaper press of Washington.
He is here now preparing for the ap-
preaching session. The many changes
that can occur in fftt Of q century
in public life are illustrated by his
experience. In discussing these
changes the other day, Gen. Keifer
said:
"Of all the democratic representa-
tives in congress with whom served,
not one will be present when the house
is called to order next December. On
the republican side there will be nve
of my former colleagues.
II made my campaign for the speak
ership in this hotel, the Ebbitt, and
the events of that period are still fresh
in my mind. My opponents were
Thomas B. Reed, afterwards the most
famous speaker of the house; Frank
Hiscock, of New York, afterwards
United States senator; Burrows, OF
Michigan, at present United States
senator; Kasson, of Iowa, and Dun
nell, of Minnesota. The contest was
good natured and all my opponents re-
NAMED my good friends
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-09

not to discuss with the newspaper men
the proceedings of the cabinet, mas
created no little amusement, mixed
with Just a tinge Of resentment, on
the part of the cabinet officers. Iney
do not object to being cautioned Dy
their chief to refrain from divulglng
cabinet secrets, but the impulslve,
characteristic Roosevelt style OF the
letter is not altogether palatable.
The truth is that very few OF the
cabinet officers would consent to be-
ing muzzled for any length OF time.
They are all men of Independent
thought and action, although there are
two or three of the number who are
exceedingly close-mouthed about pub
lie affairs, and to whom the presl-
Dental caution was entirely super
fuous. The more open hearted and
communicative members of the cabinet
will not change their manners or ma
ture on account of this letter. Big
"Bill' Taft laughs just as heartily ana
cracks just as many jokes with his
newspaper friends as he did before the
presidents letter reached him. Secre-
tary Of the Treasury Shaw would not
forego conferences with a group OF
correspondents for all the hints that
could come from the white house. He
is fond of newspaper men, because
they are quick to perceive the point OF
his stories and allegories. A half hour
with Shaw is an entertainment that
no newspaper man would willingly
miss. -
Secretary of State Root, Attorney
General Moody and Postmaster Cen
eral Cortelyou are naturally and pro-
verbally cautious, and while each one
of them is courteous to correspond
ents, the amount Of actual Information
they impart would nc. make a para
graph a quarter of column in length
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-09

to order 500 of the jardinieres to-mor-
row, for premiums, and inclose your
check for them. s
"Great heavens! that will be $1,000
more" shouted the laundryman.
Eyes, that's true; altogether $1,250
on to-day's business" said the CRATER.
"How many contracts do you expect
to get tomorrow ?" asked the laundry
man, his face blanched, and nervous
ness depicted in every movement.
"Well, anywhere from 500 to 600, and
possibly more.'
do you expect me" shrieked the
laundryman, ''to back up this scheme
with $1,000 or $500 per day."
That's the only way by which both
you and / can make a pile OF money
out Of IT, s As
''How long will it take to finish this
city," came the next anxious inquiry.
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more. ~
| 81 What! three or@four months, and
an average Of 500 contracts q day?
Man alive! How can take care of all
that business? Great Caesar! you'7e
got me swamped the first day"
well, that's your lookout Your
contract reads that I am to make a
complete canvass of the town, and you
are to pay me 50 cents cash for each
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-09
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