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The daily sentinel., 1905-04-24
Snow Storm in Denver

Denver Apr. 24.-Cspeclal.l -
The rain storm that began at mid
night Saturday night continued Win
intermittent snow for a period Of > A
INe snow has caused very heavy
damage to telegraph. telephone and
electric light wires all over the state
There viii be thousands of dollars
damage to the stock on the open
prairies and in the mountains.
The snow that fell was a very wet
snow and was particularly damaging
on account Of the weight of it.
According TO the weather bureau
there have not been a half dozen
storms this late in the year in the
history of Colorado. Since 1876
there have been only four. according
to the record.
There has been ESQ inches of pre-
eipitotion since the rain first began
began falling. Snow lies In this CITY
to the depth of four inches.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-24
Are Their Claims Good?

Today a party of Grand Junction
people who have filed on land under
the High Line ditch intended to leave
the city to settle upon their various
claims. They had purchased large
quantity of lumber to be used in
building small houses and shacks on
the claims. They proposed to estab-
ush their residence on the land and
remain there for several weeks. In
the meantime they hoped to secure a
leave of absence from their claims
and only visit them occasionally.
During the morning, it is report
ed. a message was received from the
land office at Montrose advising the
parties not to move to their claims,
and. according to reliable informa-
lion. the message stated that the
claims had been erroneously filed up
on. The message came as great
surprise to the party and as matter
of fact the trip to the claims has
been postponed until certain mvesti-
cations are made
Several explanations as TO why the
claims have been erroneously filed
upon have been offered by local real
estate men. but no definite and Of
GclaI explanation Is available at this
time.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-24

Saturday night city Marshal chas.
wallace and Night Marshal o'NeiI
made their first roundup of hoboes
for the season. Twenty-Five of the
weary Wiries were corralled and
were given their walking orders The
boboes were told that If they were
found lingering within the city limits
of Grand Junction on the expiration
of twenty-four hours they would he
arrested and put to work. This pol
lev on the part of the city officials
win be continued throughout the
summer-so announces Mayor Bunt-
ing-and the city marshal proposes
to keep every hobo on the move The
wanderers are getting entirely too
fbick in Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-24
Wheat Market

Chicago, Apr. 24.-( Special -
The market started this morning with
a repetition of last weeks sensational
acrobaucs.
some OF the first trades showed
a q cents fan or selling al 95 and go
cents, against the close at dollar
Saturday night.
Before midday wheat was selling
at 92ia.
On the slump today Armour x Co.
are reported as having bought i'm
more than million bushels of May
option TO cover their losses.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-24
Big Realty Deals

Denver, Apr, Especially 49,
The many large business blocks re-
Gently purchased by Bennett K MY
ers, the well known realty agents.
are said TO have been purchased for
the Havemeyers. They include the
Alkire. Kittridge and Hughes build
ings and many others.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-24
Unsettled Conditions IS :

New York. Apr. 24-CS Especially -
The violent and feverish fluctuations
of the stock market is indicative Of
the unsettled state of speculation.
The return to the stock exchange
list OF Northern Pacific was another
confusing element
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-24
Advance in Wages

Pueblo. Colo, Apr, "a Especially
announcement is made that on
May 1 the 5000 employees OF the Col
orado Fuel & Iron Company will re
celve an advance of from to 20 per
cent in Wages.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-24
AIger Out of Danger

Detroit Mich, Apr. a. (Spe-
United States Senator Alger,
who was seized with sudden attack
last night, has recovered and is out
of danger
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-17

Lordsburg received the attention Of
a pair Of hold.up men Wednesday
night, or rather Thursday morning.
About that time a couple of men
walked into Hardin s. Jochem's saloon.
One passed through to the rear end Of
the room and the other stopped by the
front door. When the first man got
into position each of them flashed a
couple OF ~sixshooters, and asked every
body to hold up his hands. The invi.
tation vas so persuasive that no one
refused. There was a stuff game In
operation In the back room, and one of
the holdups cleaned the cash off the
table. The men were all lined up
against the wall, and the bartender
was invited to open the drawers ia the
safe. This he could not do, and one OF
the men went at the drawer with an
Ice pick. Mr.. Hardin did not want TO
see the safe damaged, aud so opened
the drawer for the men. 1t Is estimat.
ed that the men got some four hun.
dred dollars. During the progress OF
the convention a couple Of men strolled
into the saloon. They had no more than
gotten into the light when they we're
invited to throw up their hands. This
one Of them promptly proceeded to do,
but the other one was a little slow 10
responding. The holdup pushed his
gun in the mans face, cutting his
cheek, and again told him to throw up
his hands, which be proceeded to do,
without any further delay. After
finishing their business the men walk
ed out and started east: They run
across a Mexican on the street and
took him with them Al far as the stock
yards and then turned him loose. The
holdup men were not masked, but a
slight effort at disguise had been made
by daublng some black on. their faces
They we're recognized as a compile of
men who had been Ioadng around
town all days There we're thirteen
men 10 the saloon. For some 1872
years 1t has been considered unluckV
to have thirteen men gathered tOgeth.
er ln a bunch. This is the first holdup
that has happened in Lordsburg with
10 the memory OF the Oldest inhabi.
tant.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-17

r. Guenther, superintendent OF the
National mines at STEMS Pass, was In
the city Wednesday. Mr.. Guenther
says he has been making some prelim'
mary runs 10 the company mill, 10
order to give the mill a chance TO find
itself. AS is usual 10 such cases there
we're some small changes necessary to
be made. He expects TO start the mill
up tomorrow and keep 1t going con-
tinuOusly. He has 10 sight enough ore
TO keep the mill running regularly for
six months, and by that time expects
TO have more ore 10 sight than he now
has. The National company has had
a long pull 10 preparing for this, and II
now sees bright days ahead.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-17
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-17

Henry Arbuckle, better known In
Clifton as dad" was In the city Sat
nrday, en- route to California, where he
expects to stop several months. Mr..
AFbuckle set up and run the first loco
motive that ever turned a wheel 10
Arizona. This was on the Coronado
road connecting the copper mines at
Metcalf with the smelter at Clifton.
The locomotive was brought overland,
Ia sections, from St. Louis, and was
run on a track where the rails were
only eighteen inches apart. He acted
as engineer on that road up till a few
years ago, when he retired, to take his
ease. Since retiring he sold a mine 10
which he had a large interest, for
enough to put him on easy street foT
the remainder Of bis life, and now en-
joys his digniHed ease. Good luck TO
him wherever he may go.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-17

NoHAnly o. disease.
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years Of untold suffering I have not had any
pains since hrst using your Favorite Prescrip-
ton.' Twas induced through a friend to write 10
you and follow your kind advice. I thank God
aud DR.. r. Y. Pierce for the health I now enjoy.
I shall urge other women who suffer as I did 70
use your incidence
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which works wonders for weak women.
Weak and sick women are invited TO
consult DR.. Pierce by letter, free. All
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and sacredly confidential. Address DR..
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FRRR. DR.. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser Is sent free on receipt
ofstamps topay expense Of mailing OILY.
Send al one-cent stamps for the book In
paper covers, or 81 stamps for the CLOTH
bound volume. Address DR.. R.V. Pierce.
Buffalo. N. Y.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-17
A Chicago Alderman owes His Election
to ChamberIRin's Cough Remedy.

~ can heartily and consGientiously
recommend Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for affections of the throat and
lungs" says Hon. John Shenick, 22O
So. Peoria St., Chicago. 1.-TWO years
ago during a political campaign /
caught cold after being OVerheated,
which irritated my throat and l was
finally compelled to stop, as l could
not speak aloud. In my extremity a
friend a dVised me TO use Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. ] took two d~Osesthat
afternoon and could not believe my
senses when l found the next morning
the Inflammation had largely subsidized.
l took several doses that day, kept
right on talking through the campaign,
and / thank this medicine that / won
my seat 10 the Council" This remedy
Is for sale by all dealers In medicine.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-17

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by la use Of
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vorite Prescrip-
ton. II estab-
fishes regular
ity, II tones up
the general
health, and
cures headache,
b~ackache, nerv-
business and
other conse-
queuces of
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-17


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And good connections at Kansas City,
Chicago and other points for all the
large eastern cities.
Meals served at our handsome Harvey
hotels which are.under the Manage.
ment Of the noted FRED HARVEY.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1905-03-17
THE FIRST LESSON

That the young girl has Of womanhood
Is not seldom a painful one. She learns
TO know what headache means, and back
ache, and sometimes Is sadly borne down
by this new experiences of nfe.
All the pain and misery which young
girls commonly experience at such 4
time, may In almost every instance be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-03

iterre MootageIigbsh for Gponges
LETS llObreOelie CO )fOr bets meoz
fpI9enoe @eliignelie Tor bets 5olt.
Qnereoe paa bette 8iOspuntt bar
ri uimoOIiaeligt geOis for. at aris
gen bar ipreot Ems / bet rusIiite
6oIt.
Den bar 6ragt en- 3iIItano /
Ru8lano til en- 8riie, iom 5reben
oilbe babe lat 8ureautraterne og
Rattion9rerne / Stano til at ub.
iette / bet aenbeIise.
timber ben rationale 5ores 3ils
Itnnbelie er bet r~usiiIte 5oItS Ras
tionalf0lelie paagnet. 4fbengig q
Solicit for milit9r Stprte er Den
regercnbe 9lusie. bells at 5rpgt %
bells at 3itbsieligbeb, bleoen TENT
for at lptte til 5oItets Rsoraab.
Raabene er iouge men beitemte,
p9 9eo9geIien er ftart not til At
gre 8rub paa Opm9rtiombeo.
Oct er lite ct repolutionGrt 5ors
langenbe ON at afitumpe G3arenS
Magt, men ct ftertt gegGr ON
0eIagtigbeo i R~egeringen. ON 5ors
anbrin9 i gorgernes 9iIitunb, pm
Q~nertenbeIfe at ben enfeltes Ret.
nm 9eiligbeb til at uboitle Snitilz
tin, ON foIteli9t Stpre at lotuIs
QHarer. og enbeIig ON en- loOgis
pcnoe 5oriamling.
Solicit gniter Legislation Nogt. D
bar taget NnIebning at Srigen, Ell
Ter arigen bar sipet Dem QnIeoz
ningen til at fremiatte oeres IN
FER meO Gftsrtrpt."
Gftsr en- Del getragtninser an
gaasnoe llofigterue til Reform /
RusIanb fIutter Qrtitleu:
nQf itprre 3nteresie enO llofdIs
bet at &rigen meb 5opan er oenae
geDageIie i Ruslunb. Der iigter pud
5ribeo og argumenterer for Begun
oelisn at en- national 3iIOareIit,
Tom Ru8lanb aIorig bar tenot.@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-03
I'll gsN
IebraifaEa reos.

DEB inberlig 9l9be pg 3atnem
meligbeb tenter jeg paa Den Bel
oiuigbeO og aarIigbeO. bDOrmeo s
aa6neOe @bers t6ierter for ben Sag,
Der bragte mig iblanot Gber. Wts
re enO cen iagbe til mig: a9erren
bar pGret COB imoo DE-, Og bet
bar ban; men ban bar bGret 9ob
imoo iao mango, fom dIorig IfGn :
Ter bet en- 3ante. 0enne Reiie er
ben tOrteite. ieg bar giort. Seq
pdr tun fra grufb / to Tiger o8
beipgte tun 4 Menigbeber / ben
6eniigt at Jamie MioIer til At
bpg9e for.
Stun fra De tire bar jeg facet
Reiultatet, men BET oiier tat oeo
1000 Dollars. 0ette er bet meIte,
Der enbnu er gipet mig pad ioa
tort lib. 6erren eengGIoe cher
bet meb ct mt Qar, fulbt At Rads
be = / aanbelig foubeIIOm timeIig
6enIeenbe. 6on beIii9ne ebers foa
pelTom pore 6anbers gerninq. San
giDe os ale meo @tabe at tunne
cpofre % opofres / Dor tore ne
tiers 5ieneTe.
gnbnu en- Sang: 5ot tt eoer.
tore qreTfebrsbre, og til bier. ion
nbeoe mig en- 6d%anbsr9fnina.
goers 9rober % Mebtjener
3. 30 a6en.
.,GbenzG3er", 9ruf6, GoIo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-03
HOrrelpoa0ance
Hacine, Wis.

Rr. Qouis Mogenien. fbO. 81
tograt bar pdubegpnbt ReaI Gfate
&c endurance 5orretning fammtn
meo ben ban1te Gountp aoSftrer
ReIfon, 5aOer til Gitp ManOr g.
9. NeHon. 81 snite til Gpttel
- Snbenfor SmmanueIs Terigtte
a9ter man al oprettc en- 5%orbruas
forening; man Oil fsrit begbnbe m.o
en- GoIoniolforretnins, fenere mi
IigoiS tiIfsie Slagterbutit Wofus
facturbonbeI etc, og oprette en- De
partemtntftore.
Nr. gerteI Ssnbergaora. Il
at be 1Ibre DANTE Der | gpeu n
Oso pau Ct. 2utas 6oIpitoI.
Deb bet iibft afbOIbts Gtol.
msbe poo 2utber college bleO fslz
genoe Stbrelfe balgt: paIior q.
.. Simonien. Maupata, prniioent,
Wr. Is. 3. Stob. Rocine, Setreror,
Mr. SO. Rielfen, Racin.. aaslerer,
qaitOr ). q. SeriiIb, Reenab, Rr.
8. g. Senfen . Gebur 5uus oq Rr.
q. 6emmin9ien. OcOnto. bteo gen
polgte.
Qutber goIese bar ct for5olbspis
itortGlepantaI, Der ftabtg forsges,faa
BET bar paret n~sbbenbigt at table en-
Carer mere. profesIor u. Stt.eitr.
9. a., fra GaGrosfe, srabuent fra
StatsuniteuTtetet / Mabiion, Dig.
er aniat % piI kgpnbe i'm Corning
b. 3. San. 2utber College bill ba
babe 8 Q9rere. 4rbejoet 9nur 9,tt
os StoIen binber itabig flor 5ils
%Ilutnine.
Qutber College sniter at ubtols
i'm 9atnemliebeb til Or. Gt,.
2arIen, Rucine 5usI SO. for ben
9jalp oe Smsbetommeubeb ban
bar ubpiIt mob bet. M.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-03

Net tr bell ..0R." eeisfA snot,

Oct tr pei Dit" aeiefA aiot.
1paO Der menes meb 0ofpioeien.
5 Qlminseligbeo tGntes poo fig.
fire 9inier.
Praise God from whom all blessings
flow,
Praise Him all creatures here below,
Praise Him above, ye heavenly host
Praise Father. Son and Holy Ghostl
Der er altfod for meget Dogma,
fer meget ON Sub, for me9en 8ris
TENDON / bisIe 9inier til at FAM
Iteme meo ben Qanb, iom raober =
% iom MAI sniter ital raoOe =
peo 9dptiitsrnes bersmte Stole /
@bicago.
6ouo NOR .gouege Spirit" tr
for nooet? Den Ipnes at ipile en-
tor Roae. Qlt ital ofres pau bens
Utter, ieIp 3roen paa ben treenigs
Sub.
6bor briber bet ben?
Bort fra Sub, bort fra 9irfen
% inb / Rationalisms @antro og
6ritGnteri er RefuItotet. st meget
oaarliQt ReiuItat at mango 4arS
Stole9ang.
ungbommen bill paa Stole, ben
bpr pao Stole, Gpnerne maa uos
oifIes til ben bpieIte grugburheb /
4ioets Op9oper. 6Oor itoI ben aau
paa Siole2
Der. bbor SUBS Nano / nogen
Woaoe ruaoer, Der, bpor ben bel
liqe Sfrift bliper borbt / 6ebb ga
2gre, Der, boor ben 5ro, fom blep
o%bepdntporbet be beIige", anbefales,
Der SCR lln9bommen gau pao Gu
le.
Suabanne Stoler fnbes / Dor
Iutberfte airte. Senb ltnQbommen
pda Dor egen airtes Sfoler.
Gbr. 6dnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-03
6nos SaanO / 8ristn.

ut :Rris er ct ofit9ligt Ouoe, Der
ON fan Der life o9re TO Weninger
brs t|riftns Os menneItetarlige Wien-
METER.
9srfor bsres Der ogiaa netop
unber 8risen fou mango pg tar.
te Rsfer for Jreb. ia for geroens-
freb.
Oe bpem 8~riiten tan iaa - un=
Ger 6slelie at Rennefers 4fmagt
til at fuTe 6reb - IaOe pGre at
t9nfe pod DOR SUBS, Dor aIm9gtige
% ulterlige 5ubers 5orboIb til
Rrigen.
ut Brig er imoO bans Billie,
bet fes oerdf. at ban bar ienbt fin
Ssn til Serb ION oGrebsfprite"
oe of JorjettelIerne ON ct tiltoms
msnbs epigt 5rebsrige [. .yet soft
ifal life lsfte Sparo tmOb ct an
bet. os be futile life poermere ere
fig / arig," 81. 2, 4; - at
Der maa blipe 5re0 uOen @nbe"
r.f.p. @f. 9. 7; les oib<re 81. i.
10 oe Sal. 9. 10Y.
Wen life beffo minbre tiGaoer
Sub Rrig unber ben nuo9renoe
5ingcnes silftdno. Oe bporfor gsr
ban bet?
gi Tfdl life uOgiOe os for at oa
re @ub3 o@ebeimeraab", men en-
ubtalelie, pi 5ar funben / 81.
9ome SourndI", timber Ri barb at
tase meb / 8etrugtnin9.
Den aIporIigite 3al. for Ser
bensfrebens Sag og ben op6efte
afffp for 8rig omftsoer life De!
Jottum, at mango 4rige unber
Subs ftprenbe 6aanb er fdlben no
til fOrunberlig g%eliignelis for Msn.
nefteflagten.
gi beb nu. at Dor 8orbertrig (.
gfs. 6lep 8egpnbelIen iii national
lIbbitling og Storbeb.
gi beb ogfad, at Dor iibite arig
Dor til uberegnelig 9elfgnstie for
Gponien, Rubd, porto Rico og be
Tlippinfe Der.
Japan BIZ uben 9pipf gda ub
af ben n~nrb9renbe 4onHitt msb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-03

nptter til Regrenes OpOrogeIie, be
9sOer hi lite at betjene Os al Der.
sRsn jernbourb Strengbeb MAJ
pGrf ben aaratteregenitab. ubtn
bpilfen inoen inofGtes / @ubers
ngrpGrbi96eoen.
8i bar life ffaTet os aoloHier
for at briOe Misiion blanbt be fort,
ei fener for beres Del / fsr1te Gin
ie, mn - for os boioe. Gnbptr
ION helit. Der oil binbre os / bis
ie pore t6enIi9ter, BAN mao Ri rse
De at @eien." (9. 3tf6r. 1904 ar.
TO-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-03
Snleitiernen 1904.

8i bar enbnu en- Del Sulefjsrs
ntr, iom Ri tunbe snife, bore Ben
ner bilbs tsbe af os, forbi hi peb,
bet BIZ bringe SuIegfebe til beres
5iem at fad en- beifi9 Sulebos meb
to faabanne fmutte gineber, fom
fslgsr meb Suleftiernen | bar. prie
fen er SOC. 8inebsrne er bet p9rb
aene.
Danifb pubtifbtns 5ou. {.
paul peterfen, gefprer.
g.S. 5ibligere Narsunse feIgss
MI for Doc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-03
Sbife aOlonilter % tbitc
Misilon9rer.
SpItanOen blanOt 0ercroerne.
St oIoniit9ne


Com betenOt bar n9iten belle
9ererofoItet i SpoOeitafrita reiit fig
for at afftaite bet trpttenbe tpite
5ernuog.
Gn Del 9riitne bar til Misfics
narernes Sorg siort fales Sag
meO Oprsrerne, for en- itOr Del
Ipres De al p9re tbun9ne BERTH cf
6eoningerne. Smiolertib er tnup
en- 3ienbebel at Oprsrerne ariitne.
; bet Itiulte 9jorbes Der fra BE-
ariitnes SIDE meget for at rebpe
be fOrfulgte. Og De gioroe Misiionsz
itutionerne til 3iIFugtsiteoer for
9oinoer o9 9srn. ia, ielp for llOz
lanbinge.
Def rbinfts Misfonsielifa6 fris
Der: De inbfebte ariItne falbt /
zen 9ilofarelie at anie OolbIom
SelDt9gt for beres rationale gli9t.
0eri ligger beres itore Sfplb. ut
De berimob ItuIbe bape gjort fig
ffblbig / De beoenIfe 9ruIombe6er,
er enbnu life bebift, Ri tror bet !.
bbert Sab life. Men be TtaI til.
liaemeo be sbrigsO prerer, NOT fomz
me til at erfare. at ben, iom gris
Der til Sb9rO, ltal omtomme BEE
Spprb."
Opreret tog i'm 8egpnOelie /
Otubanbjd, en- pIobS. bbor Der
baube fnbes en- Misiionss % en-
Militaritation. Der fob beb aaz
rets 8%egpnbeIie $4,000 S%ereroer
mob 800 Mdnb tDfte trooper.
Siben ben 3ib er Der affenbt be-
tpbelige 5orftarfningsr fra 3pftz
laHb. men bet fpnes at ituGe To-
Ie lite Tibet 9efO9r at tue Oprss
ret.
De inOfsbte bar babnet Zig frpgs
teltg pod Sbiferne. Stun Wiss
iionarerne er blebne fdanebe. @n
TIFF 3sbmonb, bsb Roon Wartens,
bleD ligeIebes ftaonst og eitorterst
til Misfionsitationsn / Oijofa5u:
bet bar, forbi ban oltib bdpbe BE-
bunblet be inbfsbte bumant og bar
elifet at BEN. Oprsrernes 25srere
bapoe ifrais fra gegbnbeIfen label
bsn 8efulins ubgoa: ,,MisFonarer,
abinOer oe 8srn, 8osre og eng
Ipnbere ftaf s luOe / Greb!" Wen
beb Oprerets 8egpnbelie pibiteNis<
iion1rerne intet berom.
De tpife Misiionar.r / Spbbefts
ofritu bar / ldnge Siber poataft
et uretfarbigt Sbftsm, Tom maaite
bragg fsrgeliet Sslaer eftsr fig.
bet f~adtolbte arebits erIer Mooers
fpftem. Deb bpis Siatp asbmanb.s
ne efterbodnben Tom I geFbbbefie
at be inbfsbtes 6ufe og Belle Giens
rom. De foIete BEN, ia, pootbdns
benz 8arer | foa for ltbftratning,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-03
0OipitaIerne enileoe
BAN life.

) She 0enper qoit"s Ssnoag8
hummer for 20be RoO. inbes fstz
9en0e NebbelelIe:
r3ufinOer at NiIe ira tit 6isn
oeoe / @aar Mr. 5arrp Goldberg
- en- / pittsburg, ga. Oeltenot
5orretnin9smuno. 6an par foc.
ipnet meb OOerfOo at 9eugs men
MATTE Dog os / ct file 3elt / en-
gaggaaro, tilbgrenoe Wrs. Robert
8. RaIfton, 2951 gouIeparb +.
6ans Gig pil / bitten blipe ienbt til
6ienlmet / 9ittsburg.
5or 10 Tiger iiben began ban ia
pad Bel til 9enOer / ben t6ens
ii9t at laoe iig bebanDIe pdu ct If
De oerb9renoe 5oipitaler eIer Ga
natOrier Tor brpitIp9e. 9an nda
eoe imiolertio tun til Nottins
% Mil pit for 0enber, ba ban blsb
farlig ing. Der ienbtes gub efter
8r. e. u. Nbeeler, 624-14tb Ct
% 8oge ienere naaebe Den fpge
Wanb OenOer. 5orgpbes bIep ter
.9iort 5orieg pao at fuu BAN lugt
inb paa ct al 9pens 9ofpitaler eIz
Ter Sdndtorier. SbertdleIfer bar
TrugteslsIe. 5il6ub ON bsi Be
falling for bans pIeie bjulp intet.
Qlt 6leO foris9t, men bet muutte
mebbeles ben beenbs Munb, at ban
bar u6elbrebelig og ns6foget til at
1nbe en- dnben plabs; tbi bet bar
mob n9pnte Snftitutioners Reeler
at mobtoge Taobunne potienter.
"a bar bet iaa, at Mrs. Ralz
ton til6sb ct Selt / benbes Bag
9durb til 2p for ben ulptteIigs unge
Manb.
Seq oil BELT life iige noget ON
!5oipitdlsporten / benne af9re".
Ia9be Or. WFeisr 9dar. ,@ii
iss bill fige er, at bet er ifammeIigt,
nudr bisfe Snftitutioner, Der fore
giber at fornme idttise os inss til
5ialp, life fpurer til, bpab be ger
9rob pad at bore.
Sc itmpelthen tiger, at be life
fan mobtase ubelbrsbelige brptfpss
putienter, forbi Der er fau mango
belbrebelise, bOiGte fsrit fful bints
peg men jeg faftbofber". forts
iatte Dottorsn, ,ot en- bsenbe Manb
ifuIbe msbes meb famine 8armbiers
tigbeb fom ben, Der bar beerunbet
5oab ON 5eIbrsbelfe.
Mr. Goldberg mobtog ben bebife
pleie og Ombu. 5dn bsbe life
alene og forfdbt, Tom bet mebbeftes
= men lite befo minbre er bet
fanbt. at ct 5ofpitnfs Betoemmes
fisbeber nngtebes bon".
Snbfenbt at Reb. :. Wobfen,
Bruf6, Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-03
sSuo1emisFons Almanaf 1905.

III Rob en- orbentIig og COB @fmas
Rat meb trifteIise Gortantnser. Sns
bre Misfons Nlmanot bar punbet
Itsrre og ftsrre ltbbrebelfe badbe
Danmdrf og amerifa. De tan life
bore betenbt at BRUCE be fimple
Taebicins . fmanafsp fom ubbeles
frit. Oct er insen %orbentlig vi
manat at BRUCE | ct Diem.
9nbre Mis5ions Almanaf foifer
fun zoe. | Jrinrurter.
Danish Publishing HcuSe,
Blair, rebr.