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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
Will Develop River Power.

Elberton, Ca, March 25-F. r.
bravo, president of the Dravo Con.
tracing company, of Pittsburg, has
forwarded all papers necessary to the
organization of company for the de.
velopment of Cherokee shoals, on the
Savannah river, and it is thought this
valuable property will be soon devel
oped Georgia and South Carolina
have both given consent for the erec.
tion of dams agross the river, and as
soon as the electric plant is in work.
ing order, Judge w. F. Cox will erect
cotton mill near the scene.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
Prayers offered for President Harper

Chicago, March 25.-A message
from John D. Rockefeller received by
Dean Harry Pratt Judson, of the Uni.
versity of Chicago, contains a prayer
for the recovery of President Harp
er, along with the assurance from the
founder of the university that his in
terest in the institution will be con.
tinued and the plans Of DR.. Harper
will be FASTENED. The telegram was
in response to a message sent to Mr..
Rockefeller at the time of the con.
vocation exercises Tuesday and was
signed by Acting President Judson.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
MRS. CHADWICK OWES $75o,ooo.
Woman Gave Money Lenders Very
LARGE Commissions.


Cleveland, O., March 25.-In bank
ruptcy court here Mrs. Cassie Chad
wick detailed some of her financial
transactions to Louis Grossman, act
ing for Trustee Nathan Loesser
Mrs Chadwick said that she was
not able to give as many details of
the transactions as she would like to,
because of the absence of papers which
were held in a number of cities. She
had sent for the papers and expected
tions as she would like to, because OF
to have them when the hearing is
continued next Thursday. Mrs. Chad
wick testified that her total indebted.
ness would not exceed $750,000, leav-
ing $268,000 for commissions to the
money lenders. She said she owed
certain banks in Cleveland 100000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
Two Are Injured in Car Wreck.

Chicago, March 25.-Two persons
were badly hurt and a dozen others
were slightly injured today when 6
State street cable train ran into {
Thirty-First street electric car. Both
cars were crowded. The Thirty-first
street car was crossing State street
when the collision occurred. The i'm
pact threw the electric car from its
tracks, the windows were shattered
and many of the passengers were cur
by flying glass.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
sister shot by small Rrother.

New Orleans, March 25.-Four-year
old Theophile Serpas, a Terre Bone
La, youth, picked up his fathers re.
volver and began to play with it. The
gun was discharged and the contents
went through the arm of his 1-year-
old sister, who was playing nearby.
doctor amputated the arm of the little
victim who apparently will survive the
shock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
OFFICIALS Of BANK
CLAIM CONSPIRACY
Say Enemies Cause Run Made
On Institution.
HAS $2,5oo,ooo IN CASH ON HANE

Depoetcrs of the Union Savings Bank
and Trust Company of Cincinnati
Withdrawing Their Money-New
York and Chicago Offer Aid.
Cincinnati, March 25.-The cause of
conspiracy is declared by officials
of the Union Savings Bank and Trust
company, of this city, to be the ex
planation for a run on the savings de-
partment on that institution, which, af
ter having continued quietly for about
two weeks, was today the means Of
crowding the bank with several hun
dred excited depositors who fought
to reach the paying teller's window.
One woman was knocked down and
trampled on in the rush, but it is not
believed that her injuries. are danger
Gus.
The bank has $2,500,000 in cash on
hand and nearly $4,000 900 in securities
that can be Immediately converted
into cash, besides other assets to care
for its $18,000000 in deposits, and the
officers express the utmost confidence
in the outcome. 1t is charged that
postal cards have been sent to de-
positors of the bank advising the with
drawal of deposits and that the tele-
phone has been used as a means OF
giving the same advice.
The bank officials say that they
have secured some of these postal
cards and will endeavor to discover
the author of them and when found.
bring criminal action against him.
Offers Of over 100000 in cash
have been made by Chicago and New
York banks and other local institu-
tions have promised assistance, but
all these proffers have been declined
with thanks.
AS an indication of the view of the
local finances, an offer of 5000 for the
stock of the Union Savings and Trust
company was made on change today,
but no stock could be had for that
price, although it was the high record
Of the stock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
RUSSIA HAS LOST
HALF MILLION men
Startling Figures Made Public
By Army Organ.
JAPs couRTINo THE CHINESE
General Linevitch Continues His Re.
treat NorthWard, and Reports that
Japs Are Striving to Get the Chi.
nese Interested in Their Behalf.
what Russia Sent to Front

What Russia Sent to Front.
st. Petersburg, March 25-Stung by
the wholesale criticism lately heaped
upon the war office for it's unprepareN'
ness and incapacity in providing the
Manchurian army with men, guns and
bare what has been done since the
opening OF hostilities giving the exact
figures. From these it appears that
up to March II the war office has
despatched 13,087 officers, 761, ,467 men,
146, ,4O8 horses, 1872 guns and 316,321
tons of munitions and supplies to the
front, declaring the transportation
strained the Siberian railroad to it's
utmost capacity.
The army organ admits that the
army in the Far East when the war
opened was hardly worth the name (no
figures being given, but it is known
that the troops did not exceed 10000
mem defending this on the ground
that the Emperor Nicholas desired to
avoid war and therefore refrained
from sending reinforcements which
surely would have provoked it.
The publication of this article has
created a sensation among military
men and in public circles many of the
former censuring the general staff
for disclosing valuable military Sc
crets and the latter finding from the
figures a practical admission that the
war has cost almost half million
men in killed, wounded, prisoners and
sick, as the whole effective in the Far
East is now believed not to exceed
100000 men.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
Miners Widows Seek DAMAGES.

Birmingham, Ala, March 25.-Clara
NJ. Beale, Charlotte TurnG and Cora
Wells have instituted suits against the
Alabama Steel and Wire company, the
owners of the Virginia mines, where
the terrible disaster recently occurred
The ladies alleged careIessness on the
part of the owners in allowing the coal
dust to accumulate. Each of the la.
dies lost husband in the disaster
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
Report Is Discredlted.

Port Louis, Island of Mauritius,
March 25.-Investigation tends to dis
credit the report brought here March
% by a steamer which arrived at
Port Louis that day from Colombo
to the effect that she had met on. the
night of March 16, Russian torpedo
boat followed by a squadron of war
ships the number and character of
which could not be learned.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
Tired of Life. Man DISAPPEARS.

Statesville, Ca, March 25.-John
Howe, of this place, has mysteriously
disappeared. He left letter in the
office for his wife, stating that he was
tired of life and was going to kill him.
self. Mr.. Howe was seen to mail
the letter and walk toward the river
No one knows where he went, nor the
cause of his act. He leaves a wife
and five children.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
children Die Of POISONING.

Paducah, KY, March 25.-Three
small children of Mrs. Mary Brock
well, the Oldest aged years, have died
within a few hours of each other from
some kind of poisoning which their
mother thought was contained in the
cabbage they ate. The doctors say
that the children died of opium poison
ing. The police are investigating.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
Fatalities Of cyclone.

Birmingham, Ala, March 25.-The
death of w. C. Hays, at Double Head
where the cyclone of Monday evening
wrought such havoc, completes the list
of fatalities. Richard Haynes, w. c
Hays, little Miss Lucas and six ne.
groes were killed, and several others
seriously injured. The damage to
hrQpertE Maa baaYys -
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
Miners WAGES To Be Increased.

New York March 25.-Wages OF
about 1000 miners and other employees
in the field near Morristown, N j.
are, it is announced, to be increased
10 and Is per cent April 1.-Two years
ago this spring the wages of all the
miners in Morris county were cut the
same amount. At that time it was
stated as soon as conditions warrant
ed it the old scale would be resumed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
Hoqs Sell for Fancy Prices.

Peoria, H., March 25.-Forty-sever
head of hogs were sold for $6,345, ar
average of s135 per head, at Elmwooc
yesterday. The highest price paiC
was $685. for a brood SOW by R. Stasel
of MINER, and s420 for another by
Samuel Taylor of Decatur. Buyers
were present from Ohio, Indiana ant
TannAScao
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
cause and Effect.

Mrs. Dobson-B Bridget told me she
saw Mr.. and Mrs. Hobson going to
church this morning. / wonder what's
the matter? Mr.. Dobson-Why. either
Mr.. Hobson has had another attack of
heart trouble or Mrs. Hobson has a
new hat.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26
nrarrinr the Anchor.

81 see Newlywed at the club quite
often since his baby came. l thought
he was firmly anchored to home life" :"
.He was, but at the first squall he
began to drag his anchor"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-03-26

The worlds great men have not com
monty been great scholars nor its great
scholars great men.-Holmes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20
&OrrrfpOu0auter
Snlen ueO 3HiFift..
(af 5. g. 8eitergaarb).

DANTE i 4merita tribes ofte DIN,
6Dor Der 6abes be feite Sulefornei.
elTer, enten / 0iemlanbet eler / Dime
rita. og bet er life ualminbeligt, at
gamle 9anmart meo aGe bets Sill
Der Og 9egeituer faar 5lertaGet for
fla. Men bet iete afbanger, iom
betenbt. At 9inene, bnormeo man
fer. 9ois man Ieoer / benne Der
ben for 6orneielier og MorItaber,
Ieber meo i Den bebenife 5orngiel=
fesIp9e. iaa Tan bet gerne pRre, at
bort gamle5e0relanb besb9rre goar
af meO priien. 60is man berimob
fer meo o5roens Zine" paa 0ibet,
bd forefommer bet %, at Qmeritd
blunot anoet ,boloer Sui" minbf
/ en- Iige fou COB Qonb, ION nc
berldnbet. sEroenbe" tan ieIpfelz
geli9 intet Steos bare imob at of
le9ge bberanbre 8eIe9, ei beIIer pau
i6mmelig Bis at nboe Q(oipreoelTer,
men ian0 SulegI9oe mac oaiqebef
tuIminert / @laben ooer. at Der 7
fBbt en- 5relIer", iom aforneOreoe"
Iig ieIO til at opre lig Ri RenSs=
Ter, % til At gua / port Steo -
8rin for Grin gennem belle Dor
8iIparelfe. Gr ri o6aarne at ben
6sGigaono", fou fplOes pore 6ier=
Ter meo uuofigeIig 9labe ooer bet
qdmIe Suleeoangelium. % benne
@laot faitsr 6d an u6srt. for andre
en- uforitaasIig Slams ooer al ror
Serb, lite minbIt poo ielpe Sule
bsitiOsn. 9i biz oiOe at orage %
bqlge imeaem 9Coipreoelier. Der bns
6es, faaIeoes at hi fun nbber be,
Der er forenii9 meb 1T title % ro-
ligt Gin i Al @uOfrDgtig6eo og 2sr=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20
Grinorinser fra init Gin.

FRA paitor Bib. 8ects egsn
6oonb fort fpr bans DSb. Denns
BOG burbe eiss at aIe, fOm bar bsnns
fore Wano fer. Den er badbe me-
oct taratteriHif for 5Orfutteren ION
Brett % Stribent Og giDer tiaige ct
n,eoei bofentligt gibrag til ct pigtist
affnit af Danmurts npefe airtss
65foris. @obt inbbunben $1.00.
N PUBL. HOUSE,
BL.AIls AEBR
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20
The BLAIR SHOE COMPANY.

= = ~ N'FN~~'
Priserne er nedsat paa allie Winter. Fodt8j-
Varer her hos os.
vi har haft for Skik like at overgemne
NaTerne fra en- Seson til IN anden, OK Ia
Netret / Aar har vseref -aaledes. at det
like TAR fremkaldt 100 ~ ing til Winter
r dt9j. har vi en- uairi .irig -tor FoIsy
ming af denne Ware pna u auden.
9nsker like. at De skai u~ndervurdere ct
eneste Ord angaaende drnne gyldne Lei
ligned til at spare, tag hvert Ord sin
fulde Me- ing, og naar he kommer, vii De
blive tvungen til at indr0mme, at vi sna-
rere har -undervurderet end overvurderet
M~ulighederne for billigt Kpb.
BLAIR SHOE COMPANY.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20
3. g. Sngemann:

Grit Wenbeos 8arnbor m.
5iitorift 3Oman. s OmiIos 80c.
Snbb. $1.20.
asng Grill oa DE freblsfe.
5iitoriff Homon. 5 Omflds 80e.
Snbb. $1.20.
grins Stto af Oanmorf
% bans Samttb.
5ifforiff Roman. Snbb. $1.20.
galbemdrS eier.
6iforiif Roman. s Omfas 80c.
Snbb. $1.20.
DO. Stint iluftrerst prugtubgaps.
3 fnt Omildg $50. Jnob.
meget ft1rtt $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20
s. ME S { N s

UFOCerleS and Meal Market.
Den ny danske Forretning we'd Siden al
Danish Pub. House. Reel Behandling.
fink Betjenins.
Anbefaler sit ny Lager af code
Grocerie til Dagens laveste Priser.
Keber Smsr, Hsg og Fjerkre SAINT
andre Farmprodukter I'll den bedste
Pris. som kan betales. Godt Oplag al
prima Kod fra p ckinghonse De wi
aitid fnde, at Chr. Nielsen har extra
godt Ked, og at Diet betaler sig at
handle hos ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

y gaabe RS. anberfen og bans
6uIiru iiiberie / 9amie Dage, bd
iea tom til Spring Grset@, ben
lutberIfe airte. os naar be ienere
tom til at tilbsrs ben presbpterion.
ite. iau bar jeg uItib forituost, at bet
alene boobe i'm 9runb /, at Der for
en- Sib ineen getenins bar fra bpr
2irfs, os be tunoe life unbOare
airtens Sober. 9erfor funbe be
cgfdd Iom Meblemmer df ben press
bDteridnFe airfe altib blibe beb al
elite ben lutberfte. Seq modtte al
fib bstragte Qnberfen Iom en- OPP
rigtig Ben, og jeg benptter 2eiligbes
ben til at bebibne bans Gnte og
gsrn tilligemeo ben gumle Sbigera
mober min 6uItrus % min Meos
felelIe I beres tunee Sorg, men Og-
fou Deltagelien | Oeres @laoe OOsr,
at be fan .fsrse fOm be. Der bar
Saa6." u. M. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

Beinbranbt oil be9Dnbe en-
M GeItaurant. Nlt til biQigite
Briier! Safe 5 Gent, 2un6 6.
Dg bgiere. st gobt Waaltio % 6.
Rgo for Sole til ira As. til10@. pr.
Yuno / hans 8gbuoial9 ueo
Sioen af 6eitauranten. Blair gbOus i2a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

,,OanTteren" ubgudr TO Gnnge ON
81 30 oorlio Brspe.V Or. frit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20
,Oaniferen"
FreOaa D. 20. Sanuar 1905.
Blair, giebr.

9onIt 9ubstieneite paa Ssnbag !
bor banIfe lut6erIfe 8irte til De ieos
nanliee 5tOer, 5orm. SCI. 1920 og
Qften ST. 7.30.
Sgnoogsftol / airfens 8aiemsnt
81. 9 Morgen.
Mtsftons orebrOg 4ers
bag Qften 81. 80 bill prof. y.
9. DIG bploe ct RisiionsfOrebrda
poo Stulen. 4bodngen er fri, rg
9anferne / 9pen, eler ale. iom
forfaar Oanft, ~inbbAbes til at ION
me % bpre 5Oreordget.
Bort Slaioefpre er MI lige
PED at bliOe Oaarligt iom 6plge at
De fioIte 0ages miloere @eir og
SoIIfin. N}en Der er aaigeOeI man
&C, Tom gIG0er f9 Oeb bet gOoe
9eir. Der ies obifinigt ~16arbsjoe
At eaa for fig. SaaIeOes er Wlrs.
gren6aroer. fom BET brPnbte for
forleoen / Serb meb at faa 9tabsn
paa 1T 6us uo6eoret. S 9uar bIeo
Soqet TAT / Stono. Staben bleo
burbsret til $500 paa 6uTet og
$50 paa Snobo. ganbet babpe
aiort iterre Staoe END felipe Sloen;
men - par bet lite for 9onbet,
faa piloe Slben 10 baOe f%ortaret
lite olene bette 6us. men Rabobus
iene, % bet sr life gobt at fige, 6Oor
bet iaa babbe enbt.
Iu bliper bet nof til Qlbor
msb ben 9irtetloffe. fom Ri faa Ian
&c bar iaonet / Dor banIfe airte. -
Der inofamles / oenne SiO til Den
beb fripinige gtbrag. og fau pibt pi-
beg, tilfIpber 9aperne rigeIigt. Del
er ogiao en- Sag, Der er bGrb at gioe
til; o9 er Der no9en, fom enonu life
bar BAIT 2eiligbeb til at ofre til
Den. ioa benbenb eoer til en- at 9ia'
tonerne Com beFerger Snbfamlin-
aen). o. eoers @ape bill p9re fer.
fommen. - Sda bdaber hi oltiod.
at hi moa foa en- oob &loffe, Del
tan runge M oper Qonoet % fatbt
DANTE til &irte haahe fra nar oq
fj9rn Before ofre libt mere o.
fad en- COB alotte, enb ,,tnibe" Oe
fad en- minbre COB. Oct bill bliot
flint at bgre Dor egen alotfe falOt
paa os SsnOag Morgen. nuur n
bonbre til Sirte. III.
gaptiittirfen bar fact ia IN
m Brett, og / 4ftes CAB be ban
IN fsn Mobtagelfe (Reception)
=. 6. 6ungates aecibens. Der f.
ses. at ban Bier bubt bet melt bier
teliet 8elfommen.
So6n McQuarrie bar eft fort
Opfdg af 8bgningsmateriuler % 9uI
til lapeffe priTer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

E2@I&1F "Hh 49, T194
li9t for Sub, Dor 5relier."
Oct triItelige 9ib peb RuIfin al
Der oa ogIaa Sulen fit rette 9reg.
G}on 6olOer ilteSul oeO gammeloags
2irumlarum; men paa COB triitelig
@is.
Sule6a9, Der io / 9ar folbt fam
men meO en- SBnoag, iamles en-
tnr Stare at DANTE, fom unber
airfetag glGbebe fig beo at bpre Ie.
renbe 5ortpnbelie at bet gIabeIige
9ubifa6", Der lnber / Orbene bos
@iaias: st Barn er 9iOet os, IN
Spn er fobt os. og6erreOemmet ital
pqre poa bans SfuIbre. Sans
Mann Ifal p9re llnoerlig, Raao9is
per, boloige Sub. Gbigbe6s 6aoer,
5reosFprIte." Ser % efter lang nan
meo magtig Rot DE- gamIe, tenoie
Sulefatmer, fom o9opet pare ou
5eiu arift", st Barn er fpot t
9etle5em" o@Idbe Sui, beiligeSui4
D. I. D. 90 ben SulegIGOe, fem Of
IT'D raaber t Subs gorns grpit
fit iaaleoes me 9rafter og en- fnt
eiaere 6ortlareliens SLAMS, Der 1T
teri bar 5rugter / BET belle SUE
fio fra 6iem til 6iem, Ogfoa i De
ungss 8atter.
MIen ioa Tom 5reoag fsr Rntoar.
Sra fiarn og mr. Ttremmsbe igsn
De 8anffe til .6errens 6us". 56i
Ct Suletra, me9tigere og pbnteli
oere. eno nj noqen Sinoe bar let
et %iaoodnt / Uooerldnbet, babebe
I'm Sep 6elt op til &irtens bpioe
qofts6onloing. mangber at be
fmaa SuIeIps bra9te en- SGumino.
tion. Der ifar sbeOa en- gribenoe
9irfning poo allies Sinh.
Oct par fortrinsois 9grnenes
Dag % 9srnenes Sulefsf. 0ens
imoo 6unOrebe liolige 9ern / oms
trent ale glore freofeoe me6 gIa
De 4nigter ON 3efttrcet, Der bar
pIontet" for BEN. De lang msb
5rbb ben enc Sang efter ben an
ben. li9eiom De Smoas 6jerter 81
eninnligt o%6oppeoe" of @Iaos opsr
at foare paa Be Spsr9smaa1. Der
rettsbes til Dem ON SuIen og bsns
getDbning.
9etragtenoe oenne tore, nnbi9e
g~srneffare. fit ri ct Hart 6nn paa
7reliereH5 DelTqne6e Orb, ba ban
ubbreb: ,.Qaoer De imaa Bern TOM
me til mi9 % for6inOrer Dem life.
t6i SUBS Rige bsrer faabonne tiI".
8et er / @run6en let at f%orltaa.
at g8rnerennen Seius &rifus fan
tiltenbe DE Smaa" fit Rige, men
BET CT ooIaa en- %alborlig 6ormdning
iii 0i qamle, naor ban tiger: Der
fom 5 life bIioer om gern.
foa tommer 5 alorig / SUBS Rice"
5oruben qraiten talte Here andre
reb gerneHotten ON Sulens 99rb.
I'll fof uo6elteg mes runo 6oano
Of fmaa Sulegaotr til ben beIe.
talrige 5oriamlina, met beg til
gsrnens.
8o Solen balebe RIB / 8eIt, par
De 9anifes Suletrq oeb Ruifin .af
%Tlfret", % ao one aanter iIebe en-
birfelig glab 5olteIfare til 9ooe
6iem. Hadr alt tommer til oft.
fac er bet anigepeI 6jemmet, bpors
paa al llbbitling CT bpgget- Gr
SUBS Qanb ben Qanb, fom raae.
Der i 6iemmet, fud mao bet bic
iig ine0em 8s-nene, osiau nuur be
CT ubenfor 6jemmet. @ubslibet
/ bore 6ism er en- Must, ION uis
m%ooItaoeligt inbpirter pau oft og
ale. -
8et nps Qar bar forreiten aaes
rebe eiDet Ounife Diem imartelige
9eIea al OsDens gngel, Der 10
forti9tter i'm faarenbe 8onoring
aarle Og Iilbe msGem Menneite6ers
meme. o9uniferen"s mango 2afere
pil blipe bebreoet bererte beb at
erfare, at gliels gbriitiau Qnberien.
ION lepeoe / ct elifeligt 6jem NOR
- ~ at. ~ 80
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

beioeoe QnoerTen zig op til en- gum
! Tti9 Sitting. 6an eieoe MI 240
g(cres 9ano meb goos gpgninser,
cmgipet At mango 9raer / 9ob9res
De.
6aa Qor efter i'm qntomIt blsp
2nberfen gift meO qne Satbrine
Ssesperien, Der er pngIte Dotter II
rem pelten6te Sesperienite 5umilie,
fom oqioa CT uogdoet fra Ggnene
melem 6aoiuno % Qatbor9. st
lnffeliqt 2ggteta6 braate Dem 7
Born, bporof bog TO 4iaer mob
taqer 6oberen / be eoige 8oliger.
@nberien % 6uitru blep tioli9t
WeoIemmcr at Ru7tin presbyterian.
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trttet meo 5rofoitbeb, men iaaTnuct
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tio oqitfrit 6us / @nberien5 Scr
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iom BELT bet fOrlungtes of os, og
treIteube ben efterleDenbe naTten 90
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par iirligt prpoet msb Iebenoe
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airter, aofiaige Delpalgte amsri-
tonifs SPINNER. Reb. 70. QOrtet,
iom 6aobe taft uoreIan9t getenbts
7a6 meo Qfoeoe, boIbt En- l9ngere
mut og fano Min6staIe. o@enIigs
6eo c9. 3ienTtoiuiqbeo bar Sertrat
Il Qfbeoes 9aien" - fa9oe qrGitsn
,6trfor babbe ban talrige Den
ner % in9en 6jenoer. Men n
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be fin aoo / ben aurligbeb, ION
bans 6ierte rummeoe for SeIus
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5oigermober. 6%uitruen o9 gsrnene
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QGngiel bar fun at zoe aarligbe5.
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fBgeren i Ell go6t 6iem. RGr %
fern pil Qnberieu minbes fom en-
o~irtelig qob Den. gi andre, fom
leoer en- Qfoeling at SUBS menigbeo
paa Sorben. bar tabt en- ibarbig
Ststts. Der oqiau peb 1T fmutte 2iD
qioroe Dort Qrbsibe u~maabelie mt
te. s fine 9elmagtsOags fom paa
Spgeleiet bibnebe ban meb 5rimp<
bigbeb om fin 6en9ioenben / Sc
Ius. 6nn bar trGt at 9erbenslipets
8rpberier, berfor l0nqtes ban eftsr
rem iali9e 6bile / bet bimmelite
5eoreldnb. 0d man / be fibfte
Oage bentnoebe til, ON ban bog life
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raft og nboe Qibet. fporebs ban:
Rel jeg lanass efter at fomme
bjem til min Sub og 7reIfer. Mit
SorheIiO er iittert mart til Gnbe.
@orberre. Der bar ultib baret COB
imOb mig, bill babe Omfors for
mine MI % nltib." - SdnIebes !es
.peoe 4nberfen, og foulebes bsbe ban,
Blot 81 Qar gdmmel.
paa Ruftin Sirfeaaarb f9nfebes
be fbIts Reiter for at blibe til Steo
igen. men Qnberfen leDer / De Solis
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20
hos. p. Lippinco

The Implement Dealer on State ST.,
Blair, Neo. has the following goods
on hand that must be sold within
the next 90 days; Deering Binders.
Mowers, Rskes aud Irvine, AcmeStachers
and Sweeps, Superior Stackers d Sweeps.
Red Jacket Pumps. Aermoto Wind Mills.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20
blair Electric isht & PowerCo.

E. Y. CAPPS, kJer.
Den dygtigste, solideste OK NEST pkono-
miske Tjeneste / Nebraska.
Meter Sy.tem. Nattenesae. Fri Fornyelss.
Traadene indlsegges l Husene efter nye-
ste Metode.
EIektriske Klokker, Pictures, skaertne
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