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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-28

From the view point of the average
man homework is very easy. The wife
is right at home. She is her own mis-
tress. She can sit down and rest any
time. She can even 60 to bed for NAP
IL she feels like it. She can order heI
household affairs just to suit her own
convenience. If she doesn't feel equal
70 doing work to-day, she can do il
tomorrow. That's the beautiful theory
Of the average man.
Just suppose the Egyptian task-mas;
ters, when they made the required
daily tale of bricks tax the uttermost
of human strength, had said to the
toiling slaves, cDon't hurry, take q
rest every now and then = only don't
forget that your tale of bricks must
be all right at night or else there'u be
trouble"
There's the fact. There are the
days duties to be got through, and the
women who can rest may not. The
woman, who, when she married, said
Nov, I'll be my own MISTRESS" finds
herself slave to household cares and
duties.
And obi how much that woman
needs rest sometimes. She brushes and
scrubs, and rolls pastry, her temples
throbbing, her back aching, her nerves
uuiverihg under the stress Of pain
What she would give if she could just
creep upstairs and throw herself on thu
bed In q darkened room and rest.
Rest would temporarily relieve thu
strain, doubtless, but it would be tht
same story over again tomorrow. Tit
real need of weak, nervous women il
strength, and that need is fully me-
and satisfied by DR.. Pierce's Favoritt
Prescription. 1t makes weak womer
strong and sick women well. 1t re
moves the causes of women's weak
ness, tranquilizes and invigorates thu
nerves, encourages the appetite ane
induces restful sleep. uFavorite Pre-
scriptionn is . positive cure for th'
most complicated and obstinate case
of leucorrhea, excessive flowing, pain
full menstruation, unnatural suppress
sions and irregularities, prolapsus @
falling of the womb, weak back, Sfemal'
weakness anteversion, retroversion
bearing-down sensations, chronic con
Qestion, Inflammation and liberation
Of the womb, inflammation, pain ant
tenderness Of the ovaries, accompanies
with vinternal heat"
III am pleased to add my testimon.
in behalf Of Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription," writes Miss Earline Agard
Chaplin, Patriotic Daughters Of Amer
lea, Of 413H Michigan Avenue, Lansing
Mich. II cannot find language to ex
press my gratitude and Joy over tn
fact that am we'll once more. Wear
ing my corsets too tight seemed to hav
brought on an extra abdominal pres
sure, weakening the ligaments ant
pushing the internal organs down
What to do I knew not, as no medi
cines took seemed to help me.
II had heard of DR.. Pierce's Favorit
Prescription and determined TO t.
it, as last resort. Before the fin
bottle was used began to feel better
but could hardly believe that thi
was permanent, but my improvement
went steadily on, and within lou
months l was like q new. woman
Now I have no more pains, am we
and strong, and am extremely gra4t
| full to you"
There is nothing to conceal about th
makeup Of FAvoR1TE PRESCRIPTION,
| It i an absolutely pure medicine-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-28
SUICIDE At DAVENPORT.
Thomas b. Maxwell Takes Fatal Dose
Of Morphine.

Special to Times -Republ1can
Davenport, Nov. 49, - Thomas D.
Maxwell, Of Burlington, Iowa, a labor
ier about forty-eight, years OF age, and
The husband Of Mrs. Emma Maxwell,
Is chamibermaid at the Savoy hotel,
was found dead in bed ali Mrs. Kate
Britt's boarding house on Brady
street, Davenport, Sunday morning,
where he committed suicide some time
Turing the night or morning by TAX
ing carbolic acid and morphine.
Maxwell, who has been working In
Peoria at his trade, that Of brick
layer, came to Davenport Wednesday
night and Thursday morning went dt-
rectly to the Savoy hotel to see his
wife, whom he had not seen since
September a. During the early hours
lof the morning Mrs. Maxwell was en-
.aged at the duties Of her position In
he hotel, so that she was unable to
visit with her husband and requested
that he return at j O'clock. He return
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-28
WELCOME WORDS TO WOMEN.

$780,
mage q naslvo IocssLN ~ ~ 60 80
ressolsslves, comRGahhu 49, a.se - : :, to1 -
uia conoerMhg Mnisn slaess .sss 49, -.
duss..oI y ; sneo - Ss,e 5scctc,
y: scl.lyll,o
f1efce y pei1ecsZ lsll; ~ - gy sy
one knoN saas 49, pi. IL ns3 IN
4chiP,Ilgc,n consslns P!gss 1o sass. 1s,ss
Icy : onppel . sosga IanlSIa 49,. sSet
Gonosn loos ano u .,.ot 80 !. 49, 49,.
Gx:Iy oos:o1 nu:.S :S ~ ;%s.res ~.
scf1ptlon Is Denen es N ne @se eas.ss
Oh women alal w4en pr. p.upsly ,s ~. 81,
Poul3ueu Y cel'a.I - sne0s "a. t t.;. s.
nearly ~ cases wen aTen s : 49,. 1 D..
Every Doss.e V.S - -. : 81
soRlPIIoEn wnicn leave 49,. Is; li - =
! iaDoI:soIiss ~ Da =. $3.50 y. !. :,
mas pia!nly plln.eu. aPT a; ~ 49,. IgeS
al t1e ankIeuagmne 9. wn.cn g = y Sv an
Pose9. mus y. lssL0e pt.vvssss - -
word nis own sonndence - .ae 1919. .s..
cay Whlch lol DIsy e::lS - Dol IL,
nus name ana wM ~ /. AnC 49, -
tnrougn the Onlsea ota.es - : 1a..a Z;
Englana, Aussfhs; ana - !sls. =
ooutA AMeI1cs, Allcs . ~ ss.. 1910, .s e
soverelgn cur !ol ..ose .a..sas IA Ma. e,
uncheckeo, MsAe ouE Woassn o.1
io1e tne M Slme. A.. 80. 4. -
AZ WIN De noe,g 81 49, sl pns. = ~
siconol - -. s g. $500 nsa..e ,,al;assd -
1tv : II s: ~. ~ n1 .n..t;an "a ~, &.
using aiconol N me preHslasl1n On = }. ~ ~
famous nousenolu ls ST. ! -. =, -
sups!ltutes cnemlc.y Pulo s.yss 49,.
winch nas wonsaelnu: lt1opc a;we:. ~. a
tlacEng 'ns mso.a 49, 3 tba;. e.ii
fooss nno s 1N1eA ~ s..es. 1t.ss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-28
OPERATES coRNHUsKER
Frederick Olson, Living Two Miles
North Of Story City, Has One.
Special to Times Republican.

Frederick Olson, Living Two Miles
North Of Story City, Has One.
Special to Times Republican.
Story City, Nov. 2s.-Frederick Oh
son, living two miles north Of town.
has purchased husking machine and
is gathering his 1875 acre field with
that. The machine requires four
horses and driver, and then 1t takes
and haul 1t away. The success or
failure of the machine is being much
specialized upon. AT present it seems
to be leaving too much corn in the
field, but the agent seems to be con-
fident that he can get it SO adjusted
that it will get it all. The outcome
is being awaited with interest and II
1t proves a success many more will be
purchased in this vicinity next fall.
A successful husking machine will
remove the terrors of the corn field.
There are rumors that Watkins Lake
farm is to be purchased by the West
ern Lake Resort Co., and fixed up with
all the attractions common to a mod
ern summer resort, and II the trans
action Is made it is purposed to build
an electric line from Story City to the
lake, distance Of about two and
one-half miles for the accommodation
OF passengers, said line will pfoba bly,
be extended to Ames and Des Moines
In the near future.
The Johnson Drug Company store
has recently changed hands. ]. T.
Johnson. former proprietor has gone
away to study medicine. DR.. Linder
and Edwin jacobson, are the new pro-
prietors or new members Of the firm.
DR., Linder lived here at one time but
got bad attack Of the Oklahoma few
er and left. He put in one summer in
Oklahoma and returned cured, fully
satisfied that Iowa is the greatest and
best of all states.
Ole Knutson, who has run bar
Der shop here for several years, re-
Gently sold out and has gone with his
family to. Washington, soon he too will
tire OF the white sands, big old trees
and ungainly hills Of that faraway state
and come back, contented to stay in
peerless Iowa
Mrs. M. p. Madsen has sold her res
taurant to Mr.. Bishop from Illinois
Dame Rumor AYERS that she is contem-
plating moving on farm near Gilbert
Corn husking is the order of the
day in this meek Of woods" All sorts
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-28
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED.
Organization Of Alliance Of All th'
Prohibition Forces.

-
The cooperative committee, as EN-
bodied in the resolution passed by the
conference of the reform organizations,
that met at Des Moines ON Oct. IL,
has been selected as follows:
j. n. Omstead, S. F. Dunshee, al
E. B. Evans, all Of Des Moines. f,r
the Anti Saloon league.
George w. Hall and J. L Adamson,
Of Indianola, and J. A. Macy. of Des
Moines, for the prohibition arMance.
w. Howard, of Marshaa1town, A. G..
Douglas, Of Des Moines, and John B.
Hammond, of Centerville, for the pro-
hibition party.
Mrs. Marion H. Durham, Of Burlfng-
ton, Mrs. Ida B. Wise. OF Missouri Vail
ley, and Mrs. L. D. Carhart OF Marion.
for the W. G. T. U. Of the state Of
! Iowa.
Mrs Eta b. Hunford, Of Indianeaa,
Mrs Anna Howell, of Des Moines, and
Mrs. Mary Williams. OF Mt. Vernon, for
the w. G. T. U. OF Iowa.
Said committee Is called to meet at
the Wellington hotel parlors in Des
Der 49, The object OF the meeting Is
TO organize, IOf tHe purpose OF pultiIes
into active operation turnout the slate
movement to defeat all liquor leyis-
lation a.ad pass temperance laws To
| organize and unite the Temperance
forces OF the state politically for the
support of such candidates for Office
! as are positively known to be in favor
Of the enforcement Of our excise; laws
and for the enactment OF temperance
and prohibitory liquor laws.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-28

ed then, and in company with his wife,
remained at the hotel until about 4: 80
in the afternoon. He promised to return
to the Savoy that same evening, but
Mrs. Maxwell heard nothing more
from him until she was called to the
Boies undertaking room yesterday
morning to identify his remains.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-28
The Exact Thing Required. for. Con.
stipation.

Gas certain purgative and stom-
ach purifier Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets seem to be the exact
thing required, strong enough for the
most robust, yet mild enough and safe
for children and without that terrible
gripping SO common to most purga-
tives," say r. s. Webster & Co., Udora,
Ontario. Canada. For sale by all drug
gists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-28
ARREST OF AMBROSE KELLY.
Officers Searching for Brother, Both
/ Heino Desperate Men, Who Es.
/. eaped From Officers Once.
. cnonial To- Times Republican.

Sioux City, Nov. 2s.-Ambrose Kelly
has been placed under arrest on re-
quest Of the authorities Of Lewiston,
Mont. The officers are looking for his
brother, Clifford Kelly. The men are
charged with grand larceny in Montana
and escaped from the officer who was
taking them to the penitentiary. On
assurance Of Sheriff Slater, of lewis
ton, that the convicts were desperate
men Sheriff Jackson sent a large force
Of officers to surround the house OF
Mrs. Minnie Dowell, sister of the Kel-
Nv brothers, but the arrest was made
without resistance except from the
vituperative tongue Of Mrs. Dowell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-28
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

This Is the modern and most sue
cessful way Of curing such ailments as
Headache, 6loatins, Heartburn, Poor
Appetite, Cramps, Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, Female Ills, or General DebiIi-
ty. We urge every sick person to
start today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-28
GOOD NEWS

To those who are sickly and run
down, or whose stomachs have gone
back on them," we bring the good
news that they can be cured, but they
must give up old methods and COM
MANGA fakinn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-28

Foley's Honey and Tar always stops
the cough and heals the lungs. Re-
fuse substitutes For sale by Mcbride
&. will Drug Co.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04

0Drftuets tororteo {
Refuttot. 5oltefingsmonb Ole
Olien bar ifplge .0onnebros" uotalt
fslaenoe ON bet fgbenbopnife 0pr=
tue: Seq fsIer mig ipm banit
Mano itoIt oper ben Maabe, hpprpaa
oisfe 4 9age er %forlsbne; tbi bet
iDnes mig, at bet taller til port 6olts
2Gre, at ct St9pne iom bette, bolot
/ en- Storitab o9 beisgt al oper 200,s
900 Menneiter. bar funnel forlsbe
uoen at blipe f%oritbrret at en- eneite
Mislno. ser er life forefdIoet Blot
ben ringeite llorben. IFS, foretaget
en- eneite QnboloeIie, lite let ct berus
Jet MenneIte og life ppet iaa meset
69rpGrt iom bag paa en- 6udno. =
Oct er ct ReiuItut, ION ieg timber, at
ri ale bar 2op til at fsle os itolt
ober % glabe os ober".
= 8irettgr Martin 0esiau ubtos
Ter / Bort 2anb" 81. a.: oSubiI9s
umsTtuet pil forbaabentria bepirte ct
magtigt Stgb til 5remme al ct goot
5orboIb melem 9n oa Qdnb. 0ette
par ogfaa Motipet ira min She, "a
ieg foreilog SsbsnbaDn. 9i berinre
bar MI Jet. bpdb gsnoerne bar brepct
bet til. % gpnoerre bar faaet CT
aobt Snbtrpt al os. men jeg tiger:
Sub bialpe be orme MenneIter, Der
b~ersfter Ifal arrdn9ere 7prituer pod
Siandnb. Der bill blire itilet tore
9rab til benz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04
timber 6raner % Yalmer.

Deb 5orneieIie bar jeg gepuemIGF
9osen Timber 9raner og palmer",
al Grnft Goers.
goeen inbeboloer 6 imaa triitslige
5ortenineer, gobt egnebe til OplGss
ming oeb apinbsmsber og uugoomss
msbsr sGler / 6jemmet unOer be lans
ae men bneeeliee 9interaftener.
&sb goeen Timber @raner og
palmer", at Grnft GOers, ~ooerfat
fra 9pif uf 5ru u. aieruIH. 163
Sioer, mutt inbbunben. pris 60c.
5uus / 9oniib autb. pubI. 9Ouie.
Blair, Nebr. r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04

Ten. Der iom 5eriebdrn par I geiee
hes Rasmus Sion, 2ibstrup, lrb peo
oenne lib % leeebe meo DIE Rasz
musiens int nngre 9srn; Der bar
Zieblittet ineen potsne hiemme. =
8ernene ,leseoe 9eit". % Sobdnnes
piloe berfor tdge en- pin neo, Der
bdnq peb Sioen af ct ldbt 9epGr in
be / 6orftuen. Yaa en- eaer onoen
Moaoe er gssien / bet famine odas
ct at, % 9aoninaen, Der beitob al
6agl, boreoe Jig inb / ben ulnttelise
Dren9s Ben. gfter al ban 4 be
ben forelsbig forbunben, blep ben til
Tfaoetomne / al 6dit tert til Sp9ebus
fet / 9Dfsbing, bpor ben life Pdtis
ent nu beinber ii9 efter 5prhoIoene
rel. 6pire gens aneitaI sr imibs
lertib d%frebet, os al Sanbipnli9heo
taller for, al ben fife 8rene pil blipe
itip6enet ale line 0oae; enbbioere
bar 6aonabningen boret iie inb !
beaoe 8pbberne, bpor be hog life me-
mes at bare giort ftsrre Sfobe.
7rengen 5or9lore Bier itrats pr.
grep unoerrettebe ON lllptten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04

6temmebrpgning. Gnonu
for life iao mango Mar fioen par
bet ret a%Iminoeliet. al 6olt brp9oes
be ieIO, 1 bet minoite uoe paa Can
Ret, hpor Der til 6erregddroenes %
De itsrre 9snbergaaroes uoenomss
betpemmeligbeber / 8eglen oefao
6srts ct .grbggers". Ulen en- ioas
ban 6iemmebrnoning par en- ret
.omitanbelis Ting, og ~efterbdanben
Iom be itore grbggerier reiite zig
9anoet oper, gif ilere % Here OOsr
til at tsbe beres 81, % 9rpesers
ierne git Oper til at fsre en- forgIemt
9iIo9rslie ION qultertdmre. Dab
itebuie eler liansnbe.
4aigepel er Der mango, Der meb
@emoo minoes bet goOe. traftige,
eanife, bjemmebrpggeoe 81 bOis
Smag par fplpigere eno grpggsriers
mes 81, % Tom tiaige I CONNER
pnrmen par buobe mere lroitenbe %
bolobdrere. Og MI bar 5irmaet e.
6. Welsr &c So. tonitrusret ct
ganite iimpelt og ligefremt Qppurdt,
teb bpis 9iaIp etbOert 6iem ian
brhgge lit 81 ielb paa Den l~etteiis
% betpemmeite Maabe At gerben og
bet enbba meb en- betpoetig geipds
relie. 9i bar o%DeroGret en- iaaban
grpgnina, iom Der un19telig ineen
Ben" er /, og ri bar inagt poo
probuttet, Der bar eanite uom9rtet
at ben ristiqe agte Slags 6ismmss
brpe. SO iaa ftdl Der enooa efter
bet fsrite Brig tunne brpgges IT
minors, no9et tpnbere, men irrbes
lts pelimdeenbe = BET CT fddleoes
en- sratis 9ilsift.
5irmdet bar oGlereoe falgt en-
MGnebs al fine Qppdrater, Der fin
bes / tire Sterrelie, til 80. IS % 100
Gfaifer, % iom man 81. a. ogioa
mener bill bupe en- imut 6remtio for
fig ON gOrb / Stibe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04
ND Bog ON &rigen meaem
&nslano % Sapan.

or Waribaa Gperett. Denre ins
teresfonte os f~panbenbe &rigsbiftos
RE ON geroens itsrfte arig er lise
ubtommet paa bet engelIte og lbenfe
Sproe. 8oeen er paa 500 Siber
meb 200 Sauftrationer og Rort, o9
ienbes portOfrit / fmut Snbbinbine
fer $3.50, / Moroceo ginb $500.
Senb 8eftiGine oe Monsb Orbre til
Greb. SOcbumen,
gebor Gols. Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04
snperier pa .93"s Ban

3Dbsrier pad .93"s Sane.
:, l1ngere lib CT Der paa golotlubbsn
,.93"s gdne / abb. itet en- Del minore
5pperier, iom bar %forpoIot Meblems
mer Tom ne 5ilipnsbapenbe en- Del
grnberier, men bpori man bog ifte
bar enifet goIitiet i~noblanbet. Gre
Rag ben IA. Suli miitebe imiolertib
ct al Weblemmerne en- pGrbifuIo
Slipsnool, oa Oennes 5oripinben
blep anmelot til poIitiet, iom Iob
S~tribeIier on Padlens uoieenoe
ienoe ON til 9ulbimebe % pontes
laaners. Zen IS. SuIi Tom en- nnes
re 6erre inb til en- @uIbimeb paa z
iterbroeabe FOR at i9lge en- SlipsnoaI
Der bite Iia Of oGre ben ia0nebe. -
Ou.oimeoen foranlebiqebe BAN an
bolot. og / 5prbsret oplpites BET, at
ban par MebIem al alubben, al 5sbs
iet 6oQanber, heb guumunn % par
9orreippnbent. 6an pauitaar fore
lgbig at bare funbet Noolsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04

Ct Gerieburn tifftabes
tommen peb ct 0aabeffub b.
Gn fsrgelis 8eaipenbeb fonbt, for
tafer ,aon. Salt. Solicit, Grsbue
often ben IA. Suli beb 8s5iben Stsb
BOG parceniif, 5smrer Ole Rosmuss
ZEN / aibstrup. Gn fife, 10saorig
asbenbabnerbrsne, Sobonnes Car
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04
Stort SmuqGeri. ga

Stort = m Il 9leri. Ydd
9unoeu al en- 5%ernbanepo9n, Iuitet
meo gammelt 3ern fra asbenhaOn til
en- S~ern6anoIer / 9~eIiin9bor9, o9
iom o~perfsrtes meo 69raen forleoen
Breoag bitten. fanot 5oIOpGienet
ifeloe ,.6eliinger Nois" unoer Ditto
iionen . aasier meo tolOpligtioe %
Ter. 7e ire aasier, Der inoeboIot
Giaaretter, peieoe ca. 900 qb., og bl
giearstter foiter 4 Str. 80 Ere / 3otO
pr. ailo. pil alene 1oIOsn for Ois'c
belsbe ia til CTS ar. Oct bliper en-
tnr l6iitorit. gGe 9asierne beiIa9s
Iasbes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04

9rsngsforbunbet. Sc
6reberits6ergTte 1rengs oenbte biem
ira bereg FINITE Wardtur Wnnoog
rem II. 5uli oso 3s3iben. 0e az
flutteoe 5uren / 0benie, tommsnbe
fra aerteminbe. iii 0benis anton
De 2srode often peo 8z3ibsn tatts
TAFT mdr6erenbe meb here's eget Mus
iittorps / Spibien og tog ino ! &.
j. Il. m.s gn9nin9 / Hsrregabe.
Sm Ssnbasen iaa he fig om / 9ns
en-, og gap en- Oppisning / en- #
9ommuneitolerns. Cm Qftensn talis
Stiftspropit 0iib6eft til 8rsugene /
q. j. Il. 81. ManOag Morgen be-
ia oe q. anubs airte. bpor Batter
gaIsle0 tdlts. oe %uoenfor 9irten
6rdgte Stiftspropiten 9rengene noQs
le QfiteosOro.
8ersfter toe be 81. 81 meO 9Oaet
ira Oosnie bjem. De lsoiueebes til
g~aneedarosn al here's Barter oe
9artiHber, iom 7rsneene GAP 81
fruftigt 9urra, ba 9oqet latte zig /
gspaeslie. 9uo 5argen nsb be Zen
5rotoit, berss @%artinber hapbe fors
.ipnet BEN meb, % GAP beres Muiit
til gebite.
9rengene bar me9et benrptte for
ben '~fornsjelies Eur, unber bpilten
be bapoe let iaa mango At 5psn5
fmuttsite puntter og interesiontsite
Seprroigbsoer oe msot ioa mssea
5meoetommen due gegne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04

69bersbebisnineer On
9eputution of banfte 0prt9ser meb
@etsrinarfpiitus, qrofesfor 3. Bang
/ Spibfen, o~perrotts, fortaner 81. g..
.2srbag ben Is. Suli 0prlaes
'sdmibt / 9olbins | anlebnine at
bans 60 aurs 5sbTelsbos en- fmui
tonigruferet 4bresfe unbertegnet at
be fefte bunffs 0brleesr, ct @ulbur
meb Robe og ct Selpbager meb 800
iar. | Sub, beitemte til en- ubens
~ianbsrejfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04

+ gurfeIfeng. 6useier Sens
Chr. Mdoiens 6us paa 6~Iuusbolm
Mart / 6enepab SoQn peb Sabp
e Den 10. Suli Ssnoag neObrGnbt.
Manben par / 6eIss o9snbi.
3io." til 9prifue / QaIborg. 9os
nen laa I 9arielieng os mdatte
bares uo al bet branbenbe GUS.
9st formenes, at 9IOens Guriag
er BEN ~T9bpanlige: 9rrna 2sg meb
5Gnoititfer.
grGnbte Gaarbe. 8 Gbr.
Maoiens 6oorb / ll9leO opitob Der
ifslge a. 9. ben Il. 9uIi Slb. 90
areaturer inbebr9note. 5loen me-
nes at itplOes uforiigtigbso peo Rsgs
ming at 9sb / llbbuiene.
- SIR. anoeriens Gntes Gjens
bonn o6jsrne9uist" peb Struer Ct
FANNIE Dag totalt neobr4not.
arsaturerne Os en- Del al Snbboet
rebbeoes. Qariasen er en- 9rsn9s
Seq meb 3anoitittsr.
2nnnebflag Ct. anubs
9irts i Obtnfe. SsnOug Deb
2 3iosn trat Der ben 16. SuIi ct
it9rtt 3oroenOejr ben ooer 0oenie.
9pnet ilpg 81. a. neo / Ct. anuos
9irte.
etiftsprobit QiiBbsft par liae
tpmmen paa Qrabiteitolen, ba Der
Ieb ct oaloigt Drag, bet eIettriite
ems git M, og aae rejite fig iom
paa 9ommanbo. Rogie eanite enc
teIte Bern gar et Strig ira zig, men
oa Stiftspropiten meO rolig og bfi
Stsmme raobte: .Stine, Der er
Inlet itet", latte oae zig itrats. os
9ubstjeneIten foriiattes, mems Gu
meme / ca. 3 Minutter ipirrebe gem
nem 9uften og giorOe 5olt tenbelig
n~srbeis.
5miblert'b trat l~lpeirst oOer, og
Sinoene faIbt til ITO.
Oct par interesiant at ie, bbors
Ieoes 5alens % Stebets 6sitibeligs
feb fulbitanbig ubsIuttebe etbbsrt
3egn pad panit.
De bonfte 5orfpars'
brBore"s 0elegeretmsos, Der talte
70 Deltagsrs, oobneoss ifslse D..
g. asrOog ben Is. Suli at @pmnas
ititlarer 8. .. SEMEN, 5Oriens. Der
81. a. meboelts, at prins Gbriitian
paa Grunb al aoneens 9jemtomft
par for6inbrst / al oOerp9re Mse
BET, os OF 5oriporsminiitersn bar
rep%raienteret al 8dmmerberrs, Sem
erdlmojor 9empigb. bpem Miniites
rem babbe anmooet ON at brinee
5orfbarsbrsbrene bans oe 9nrens
t6ilien. Qrreitforborer !6oppe, 5oms
mel, motiOerebe Ell Gorilag ON. at
bet beb COB isees eennsmfsrt, ct
pr9iter pe Meniebebsraob life ffal
funne forbDbe, at 5orIpars6rsbrene
peb 8eeropelier msoer meb Dame
broesfuner pao airfegaarben. Gfter
nogen 5orbonbline pebtoees bet ct
pbereipe Soeen til bet llbbole, Der
matte blibe nebfot ~ansaoenbe plds
men ON en- Sammennltnine al De
forIfelige Selfobsr. On bette
Spsrgsmaal fsries Der en- meget
lang DistusfiOn, fOm enbts meb, at
Der bolstes ct nbpols pod 7 Webs
smmsr, nemlig 3 fra Spnonb, 2 fra
sjaIanb, 1 fra Gpsn oe l fra be
sprige Ger. Gil ubpaleets 5ormonb
bolgtes 5orposter rllrid, 5snee.
I'll Observation-Disclosures bar
msbt oper 1000 fremmebs 5orfDorss
brsbre, 35 5orenineer bar reprafens
ter.t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04

u a RI IL giiPeem6ebs. =
SITTER imittsrt G%orlposnoe / ,4arbug
Qmtstioenbe" bar profesior qeber
Mabien faet nei til qropiiernss Dr.
%forbrine til BAN ON ebentuelt at
mobtags Sti1ingsn Tom giitop /
Qarbus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04

ubftifIfngen 6orfens.
ubitiaineen bar inbtil Ssnbag often
ben 10. Suli giOet en- Gntrsinbtaet
af $500 Str. gsiseet bar Senbae
ca. 5000. I'll fun Defining al
@ardnterne forbres enbnu gobt 25.s
GOO 4r., fom altfaa Ital inbpinbes i
be reiterenbe IA 9uee, bbilfst iittert
pif lpttes farIig peb 5jalp at bet
fore jpife 8 9dees 5anesftue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04

5usbolbnines
poa Sslono. S Aur tr
ben fsrite i%Bitemotiite unberoisnins
/ 0usboIbnin9 gipet oppe pda So
ldnb efter be bonite 2anbboforenines
Metbobe. ganite pitt er llnberpiss
ningen poa @runb at De iGrIiee
5orbolo. nopnlig be lange Qfitonbs
- eipet Is Dose / 5raf t Stebet
for iom Der en- Sang ugentlig 9ins
teren ieennem. 0et er Grt. Suniu
Siguroion, Der / ct pur aar bar
paret nebe / Oonmart paa Sors
% foriteIi9e andre 9usboIonings@
foIer, Der bar fact gegnnbsIfen
eiort. 5rt. eigurbion Der dfbOlbt
Il aurius, bpor Der far Orret 252
0elfaeere msaem 10 og 80 2tar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-04

BET tirtelige ubbaIg"
bfl efter 6orlpoenbe bliOe inbtaIot
iii ben 10. September.