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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24
CHAMPION GIRL PICKER
Country Lass Ran Up 406 Pounds Of
Cotton in One Day.

Temple. Ok, Oct 73.-There
are thousands of girls walking the
streets in the cities looking fer
work and can't find it. There are
thousands of bales of cotton want
ing to be picked in Oklahoma and
help is almost impossible to get.
Miss Maude Dulaney, who lives
with her parents on their farm near
Temple, Saturday picked 400
pounds of cotton in the one day,
At one dollars per hundred for this
the Young lady would make more
in one day than many factory girls
save in the entire month. The
work is more pleasant and inde-
pendent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24
on THE TRAIL OF BIG OCTOPUS
Interstate Commerce Commission
Strikes Pay Dirt in the Kansas City
Probing.

Kansas City No., Oct "a Impor-
tant testimony was given today at
the 'nter. state Commerce grain
hearing. n. R Beall of the Kansas
City National Grain and Elevator
Co, which is affiliated with
the National Board of Trade of
Kansas City, a rival of the Kansas
City Board of Trade, testified in
effect that farmers who dealt with
the National Board OF Trade and
its members likewise were black
listed by the Kansas City Board of
Trade. He stated also that the
rules Of the Kansas City Board of
traid provided that any member of
that organization dealing with
members OF the National, were
liable to suspension. Beall in reply
to direct question said a combina-
tion was formed by members of the
Kansas City Board Of Trade April
1904 to agree upon price to be paid
by its members and identified the
price card issued by combine in
that year. Beall said the combine
was formed in the Office of pro-
minent member of the Kansas City
Board of Trade and named several
prominent firms, including South
western Grain Elevators owned by
Armcu-, which were members. He
at that time was member of the
Kansas City Board Trade. Beall
said members of the National Board
Of Trade were boycotted by Kansas
CITY Chicago and Minneapolis
Boa,s Jf Traed. Up to two or three
years ago Beall said the Kansas
Grain Dealers Association had noti-
fed grain men in Kansas City not
to buy from irregular shippers. So
called Kansas City dealers general
ly respected the wishes Of the Kan
sas association, not taking grain
from irregular dealers in the coun-
try or from farmers direct. 1t was
generally understood, he said, that
otherwise the grain association
would boycott them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24
PROPOSED NEW LINES
A Charter Issued for Company that
has Large Plans

Guthrie, Okla, Oct, 23.-A
territorial charter was issued today
to the Arkansas Pacific Railway
company, with $45. 900. 600 capital
stock, which proposes to build a
railroad east from Mangum through
Greer, Kiowa and Comanche
counties, and through the Chick
asaw and Choctaw nations to Fort
Smith, Ark, thence across the
state Of Arkansas to Memphis,
Tenn.
Several branch lines are also pro
fvided for. Two are to be built
from points OH the main line in
the Choctaw uation, south to
Denison, Texas, and north to
Tulsa, and three are provided for
in Arkansas, running to Clarke.
sville, Pine Bluff and Newport
respectively. The total mileage
will be 1900 miles. The head
quarters of the company will be at
Mangum, but branch Offices are to
be maintained at St. Louis, Kansas
City, Chicago, New York, Fort
Smith and Memphis.
The lncorporators named in the
charter are George D. Locke of
Jerseyville, H.; Thaddeus d. Kin
man and Thaddeus D. Kinman, Jr.
of Newport, Ark; Morris R.
Locke of Abilene, Tex; William j.
Gates of St. Louis; John NJ. Black.
burn, James Gates and David R.
Locke of Mangum.
The new road is to be an eastern
extension Of the Colorado, Texas
& Mexico, a north and south road
promoted by the Lockes, on which
construction work is now in pro-
gress between Mangum and Chilli
Goth, Tex.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24
POINTS EOR TOWN BUILDERS
New Secretary of Shawnee Chamber
Of Commerce Gives Some Pointers

Shawnee has recently imported
new secretary for her Chamber
of Commerce. He is Sidney J..
Roy who comes from Hannibal.
Mo. In an interview on his ar
rival in Shawnee, Mr.. Roy said:
mo Chamber of Commerce can
afford to boom a city on any one
line. They must first know what
a city needs most; they must let
every place far and near know Of
their city's advantages, its beauty;
its culture; its water, soil sur
rounding it; its every material
Source of wealth to be developed.
Their city must be kept to the
front by judicious, truthful
always truthful statements that
can be verified to the visitor or
prospective investor from abroad.
A city is not unlike ar individual.
If a merchant wishes to sell goods
he must show that he is offering
more or something better than the
other merchant. The people of a
city must show that their city has
better inducements, better things
in all lines naturally looked for by
the investor or intending settler.
The people should back up the
efforts of the Chamber of Com
merce; the Chamber of Commerce
should learn the needs of the peo
pie and push, ard keep on pushing
their city to the front. AMI the
newspapers-I have deep respect
for the lower for good that is
exerted by newspapers. In brief,
it may be long pull, but we must
all pull together"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24
AN OKLAHOMAA COMPLAINS
He Says Railroad Discriminates il
Coal Rates.

Washington, Oct. 23-The in
terstate commerce commission has
received complaint from J. B. Kar-
rell of Oklahoma City Ok, that the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail.
way company is making an exces-
sive overcharge on shipments of
West Virginia coal from St. Louis
to Oklahoma City. The rate
charged is $3.50 a ton as against
s. ton on Oklahoma territory
coal shipped from Oklahoma City
to St. Louis. The complainant
expresses the belief that the dis
criminatian is due to the defend
ants interest in Oklahoma mines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24
BETS ON THE DEMOCRACY
Five ThOusad Dollars Offered in Okla.
hOma

Oklahoma City, Ok. Oct 73-For
several days there has been in a bet
OF 81 900 posted at the Mecca pool
room that the democrats would
elect a majority of the delegates to
the coming constitutional conven-
tion. So far there have been found
no takers for the sum or any part
of it, but yesterday the wager was
increased to $4,000.
This offer is not made by the
owners of the pool room, and is
absolutely bonafde, and the men
who are putting up the the money
are more than anxious to get takers.
1t is not necessary for any one in.
dividual to take the entire sum, for
as is usual in pool room bets, any
one is at liberty to take any port
ion Of the sum he desires to cover,
In speaking of the matter yester-
day a man who is familiar with the
parties offering the wager said thai
il a taker could be found for the
IS, 900 the same men were willing
to put up $4,000 more on tn,
same terms.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24
BOOM FOR JUDGE DICKERSON
Movement on Foot to Land in Federal
Judgeship in the State

Sulphur, 1. T., Oct. 23.-A
prominent republican said today
that a movement would soon be
placed on foot to land Hon. J. T.
Dickerson, the presentU. S. judge
in this district, for the judgeshir
in the eastern district of Oklahoma,
Judge Dickerson has made many
friends among both democrats and
republicans by reason of his strict
enforcement of the prohibition law
in the southern judicial district,
aad for his strictly nonpartisan
views during the present political
fight. He is said to be one OF
the most popular judges on the
Indian Territory bench, and will
be the choice of all parties for the
judgeship under the new order Of
things.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24
THE NATIONS
GRATITUDE
WILL /. BE EXPRESSED FOR THE
BLESSINGS OF PROVIDENCE
DURING THE PAST YEAR
NOV. 29 THE DAY DECREED
By the President for General Thanks
giving Full Text of Proclamation

"a Washington, Oct. 2s.,-The
president today issued a proclama-
tion naming Thursday, November
80, as as day of Thanksgiving.
The text of the proclamation is
as follows:
"A Proclamation: The time OF
the year has come when in accord.
ance with the wise custom of our
fathers, it becomes my duty to set
aside special day Of thank sgiving
and praise to The Almighty because
of the blessings we have received,
and prayer that these blessings may
be continued.
"Yet another year of widespread
well being has passed. Never be-
fore in our history, or in the his
tory of any other nation, has a peo.
pie enjoyed more abounding ma
terial posterity than ours-a pros
perity so great that it should arouse
in us not spirit of reckless pride,
and least of all a spirit of needless
disregard of our responsibilities;
but, rather, sober sense of our
many blessings and resolute pur-
pose, under Providence not to for
felt them by any action of our
own"
Material well being, indespens-
able though it be. can never be any
thing but the foundation of true
national greatness and happiness 4.
If we build upon this foundation,
then our national life will be as
meaningless and empty as house
where only the foundation has
49, n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24
FARMERS CONGRESS-
is IN SESSION
ASSOCIATED Press.)

Topeka Oct "a The Farmers
Co operative Congress has practi
cally decided upon a form of per-
manent organization. Much senti-
ment is manifested in favor OF
government ownership railroads.
A resolution was adopted urging
congress to take some steps to have
the states as we'll as the nation
adopt more stringent pure food
laws.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24
FREIGHT STEAMER BURNS
ON THE WATERS EDGE
Associated Press. }

New York. Oct. 24-The small
freight steamer Hasting burned on
the waters edge and sank on Long
Islam off Stamford Conn this
morning. TheCrew Of eleven es
capped in life boat and were picked
up by another steamer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24

Attorney J. D. Carmichael has
gone to Lufkin, Texas. on legal
business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24
ANOTHER
FRANCHISE
Is ASKED FOR BY SCOTT JONES
FOR STREET RAILWAYIN
cHIcKASHA.
CITIZENS ARE HEARD FROM
At the Council Meeting Ordinance is
Referred to Committee for Report

A special meeting of the city
council was held yesterday after
noon TO consider another street
railway franchise which is asked
for by Scctt Jones. BY way Of ex-
planation Of the status of the street
railway matter it may be stated
that some time ago Mr.. Jones sue
ceeded in making a contract with a
Philadelphia firm of hnanciers but
so many flows were found in the
old franchise that il was decided to
ask for new one instead of try
ing to patch up the old document.
The new franchise differs in but
few important particulars from the
old one. The most conspicuous of
these is the period of time it is to
run which is fifty years instead of
thirty as originally provided, work
is to begin within seven months and
four miles of the system ar. to be
ia operation within fourteen months
Another clause provided that the
rights granted shall 5e exclusive,
but it appeared from explanation
made by the companys attorney
that this was not intended TO apply
to all the streets but merely tothose
occupied by the companys lines.
The ordinance was read passed
to the second reading and referred
to the ordinance committee.
Mr., Jones. speaking on the fran
chise said. Il thank the council
for the kindness and consideration
it has shown and /. don't want to
impose on you. In acting on this
ordinance, don't want you TO
think Of my interests but consider
the best interests Of the city and
the wishes Of the property owner.
II you and the people Of Chickasha
think il is worth while to take
time to consider 1t and to make the
Concessions asked for given in the
franchise. II not turn it down l
want every citizen to express him
self"
A member of citizens were pre-
sent among them d, ID Sayer who |
was called upon and said. ''T want
to see street railway in Chick
asha. / don't think the fifty year
clause is important but the prin
cipal thing is the terms Of the fran
chise. If. the council can reconcile
these with the interests of the city
grant the franchise. Barring the
clause granting exclusive righis.
which should not De conceded l
would be willing to vote for the
ordinance.
Judge Williams thought the
council should first be convinced
that the company won d build the
inc and he thought also that seven
months was more time than was
necessary in which to begin oper
alton.
A. A. Humphrey, said he would
like to see .he franchise granted
1t was some times necessary to
grant a liberal franchise in order 10
induce people with capital to invest
il in enterprises Of this kind
B. B. Bridges, said he had no
objection to the so year period. A /
franchise that was good for ten
years ought to be good for fifty
years. II have no objection to MAKE
to the granting of the franchise =
In answer to question, Mr.
Jones stated that there was no
question as to the financing of the
enterprise. The men back of it
had unlimited capital. I
After some further discussion
the council adjourned. ;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24

Chrysanthemum plants budded
for sale at chickasha Green House.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-10-24

Cont. on Last Page
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

lgabgl. - S%Gbebranb. 8rpno=
Msne peo @a6gt meo tilbs-
renee Paqsis og Staio er 6enbua
Maorgen ben II Dc. neO6ranct til
Qigcneb ct o0 Chen al Iig9enbt
pae6uS. Om Stbens 0ptomIt pibes
p1e noget 6eItemt. ge6oelIes6ule
lDttebes bet at rebbe.
SIben ~opoa9e0es Ssn0dg Morger
.07. Dec I 4at6uiet fi9e oeb 0lpf.
len Deb 81 9fren. &reaturerne req
oeoes / Iioite gje6lff. 9el0igois ba0-
be 6ddoe 5orpogteren at Mpllen, q
0orenben. pg Gjeren, Mg0er, dsiurc.
reoe. ben fsrite 0eb ben norbileslUia
Ie granbtasie, ca ben Gn6en met
g%pgninger % Mgllen beb SPance
QasTe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

man6 WSa9fanb fit &aabnerftb meb
iio66renbe uCosfOf9 9eintning oe
n{O 5iltrdoel il til 1. DARTS til Sgt
nano &oTenlunO fra 99gum for Is,
900 0lt. S en- lang @arrefte er Der
51a Stooet brepet en- renta6ei Solo
rial, Stent6jss og &orte0areforret-
ming.
0srna9f Tol9te Rdobner Scope
9ram fit &aa0mrIteb meb tif66renbe
9sic6us TIL EN- ing Manb fra Roug=
irup Deb 6dber8leo for 600 d.,
GO enbelig for9te g6rt7fian G6riften=
len i'm % 6eftar itore @oar0 meo
ca. 80 9afer grunbffat = 0ettoub=
5Dtte o9 u6ben6ig 8efrtning til
gdaro6unbler : 6irmaet g. 6on1en
o9 ssrenIen I 5ingtdo for $4,000
Mt. @6rifenien f~orbe9orOer fig en- /
ga65e0i ss6uidt oarenbe 2Ftagtslejz
ligttb paa 2to8ttO til 8lolig for fig
og i'm 6uItru. @aar0en agtes uoe
parceIeret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12
K0benhavn og Omegn
+ BlLLEDER.

bette er Titlen paa en- ny Samling at
fine Billeder fra Danmarks H%oyedstad.
udkommen paa Wilhelm Trydes KHst-
forlag j kebenhayn.
l|udeholder 81 store Billeder at NEST
bekendte Streg i K%ebenhavn og Omegn
deriblaudt Diet nye Radius, Marmor-
kirken, Vor Frue Kirke, Vor f. ei-ers
Kirke, Engelske Kirke, kosenbore, Ere
d%ensborg, Berseu, Parti af D}rehlyea,
Reden, Amalienbore, Drowning Louises
Bro, skodsborg. RaskiIde Damkirke OIL.
ALE B:llederne er fin udlerte g godt
reproducerede bet er "a fin saming AT
have. Den faas for 45c. Firm. modt.
Danish Publishing House,
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

a%onIiftoriets gefoitning. De &irtcs
aIoIte fapbe 'berfpr fun en- rao09i=
penoe 5gmme / Sagen og agteoe Ton
5glge berdi Itef lite at beltage i
9rgfteden.
grd1Iten bemQrte6e bertil, at Stos
leforhan6erIfabet madife fun6e faa /
Sinos at nGgte prHfen 3iaooelIe til
at ofGofoe g~i6eqasfng / GtoIen. -
Saa 0iloe ct fddbont 2otdle bare
u~s0oenbtgt. MfisfionSfoffene bdobe
ogTaa tenft paa at 6pgge ct ForTam-
lings6us. Maaife be lob bet bare
noor bette 5oriIag bfeO ldofprt. Sd-
I'm tunbe enOoibere bruges ion &onz
FirmanbItue.
Ok airfeplofte mente lite, at Der
Toreloo nogen @runb iii at dntage, at
bet 0iQoe blape n9qtet pr21ten at afz
fofoe g~fbeff1sning / Sfolen. 8onz
MISUNDERSTANDING baobe prGite
aItiO ielO fBrget For. !9Dab ielpe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ungit, bu oar
bet life ii on61bnfigt, at ben pflfe
faa MisTion8foltene til at af6oGoe fig
fra at b1qQe.
paItor grll6n mente berefter, at
bet not par 6ebit at op9iOe pl0nen;
men gucoiten 6olot raa 9oniiItoriets
Qncrbning, mebens .. 5immetmdna
tratpdos fgrt til qrobotols, al Ogiad
90gningens @dolige6olpeiie paa60ile-
be aoiiitoriet.
Qrbeibet er MI ~operoraget 9pgmce
ter $. 6anien beraf 8pen. s Cog
net er man noqet forbdriet rIoer ben
Maa0e, 6oorpaa bet firtefiqe Gin m
ife5 frommet, naOnlig mab 6en6lit
paa F1bligsre Qar. Oa man iaare
ijalpen martebe en- faaodn Sn6gri6en
o9erfra. Set er BOG ct tort Spsrgs=
modl, ON bet oil lnttes StutsprnIten
at fannie a1aOe TO glfifpgninger inoen.
fer ,9ut6erft misunderstanding, fem
fin6as FIR / 9pen, og fiaige he Fad
1ilbangere at Snore MisIion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12
bvorIeoes or better

gi iiIbDber 1t bnn6ube 8oaarg / 9eIsnnng isr es
4bsrt fiialbt al Gaiatrb. Der lie fan Jstbtebss Dei
4sIrs Catarrh Cure.
i. 8. @Beheb a. 6 o., Gier. 1oieno. g.
Di. nnberiegnfbe. bar fjenbt II. ) 0peuep I be fofS
u aor og iror, ban er albeles boberlig l ollie iSnrret
lsHgsslronsafiioHer OF flaHtleltt 5innb t1at rpipp
X ensDer }orpligteiIe. beres iStrnto bar pdainaet fla.
Deft& 9ruot Mboleiale 8riggiliS, IOleoo, 8,
WaIbtug, RiHnaH n Widrbtu,
mbolsiale 8ruqgiis. 2oleoo. e.
Nails Catarrh Cure toQes ~inonenbig Dg birfer b.
gtte poo 0Iobet og 9pItennets elimbinber. Urls 75
~. Jlaife. Gal9es al ole Mpotbstere. Wtbnesbprb int
HALLS Family Piils &c be bebite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

agtotng. - Gien6oms6an n
befer. Deb llbparcelerfngen at
3. 6agen1en8 Gien0om, 9ooer 9ro
forls0en, opnuaeoes bgie qrifer.
5tumpdrceGen meb % 3or. Cant
tpbtea af Sdfer So6on S0erIen pua
Gocer Mart. @urtner 8afer t l5plz
oingbro fl Ell St9fte at 0srremurs
fen. Sans %6lemimenisn of 8iDoer
li9tlebes en- gdrcef oF Rprremarfen.
s.. 5. 2asIen at 0ooer febte Gns
gen bob a~ongeauen. s. @ueOe At
Oootr fp6te ligetebes ct Stptte a9ers
mart, Iom rigger neO moo Se6ats
feb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

Sels. Gjenbo m 3 + anbeI. 6or
trrt 5Io Iiosn f9i6te @GItgiOer %.
6eningien, Sfrabbermeiter 8ulfafs
Qonb6oGsIteb, qobt 6 9or. Qan6. for
10000 Mft. g4Iatnirg O9 SnooO(
mgbfufgte.
8eb en- Q(uffion Qerbag ben 16.
Dec. iolgte 9lq6eren 8eIatningen til
gcOe grfI er.
8Dgningsr msb fil6prenoe Mgerz
lonb bptteoe 6snningIen 'meo ct SOUS.
6~etiggenbe peb @ooen, til66renhe
9OIt6lto Yeter H~ofen6fdo, Tom al
Der 2750 Mf. / 8btte. Gn9en Iorl
6grte til Steoet, bDttebes bort msb
en- @ng 6eGtggenbe oeO Sells No, 90
til6prer Sens Senien, fom gioer 600
gt. / 9gfte. 8enne Gng iol9tes
Iaa iii gqgmeiier 9reiten Beef for
1900 Dt.
6enningien iptgte igen Roien6iub8
!6us til llngfarl Beter Rdsmusien
fer 1850 Mt. &osmusien. fom ejer
ct 9ainmeft GUS mi0t / 8Den, iogtte
bite til Qsmus Sgrenfen for 1900
0drf.
Om ade oisTe 9%Dttehanbeler ira
cer i 9roFt, ital 3ioen rife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

Steppine. = 6onbeIen flcs
rerer. s 2s6et at benne Muaneb
bar ber i 9pen 3 GjenSTms9unbss
Ter frnbet Steb. Ssrit Tolgte a6bs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

bet fBrite / fin Qttt, Der ~oprettsoe8
paa 9en; bet er / ben Ti0ite 5iO BE
BET betBbelig forferret og bar an
ftafet me 01oifiuer og 3nbretnin9er.
goaarsle0. - IS 0m0ei til
Qmerito. q. 81 st FER fra
til 5len86org aFien6t 9Oittort II
fgrf fcmmet Qoresiaten i SCRIBE 2
0faaneoer eTter. Del 6aooe fprft 0aret
en- fife Onoei / G9itogo. Dian anita
ger, at bit bar 7orotlbet fig IND t
3rqtfa9er 6eIiemte til oenne g9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

3pritrap. - @n @eterun.
5meo GarG MaffFaIen. Der for to
2tar Then tuu6t Fsjre 5Ouarigt gu
6ilaum Iom Sme6emeiter I 5prItrup,
IDr0te ben IS. Dec. 80 Qtar. Da ban
i ilere @ar far oaret fliroItanoig
6lino, 6eTtnyes @artIte6et al bans
G0fgerTBn / oct Iamme 7olibe Spor
fom 6aotil. @alnle Mat6ieien er
g'Seran fra Rrigen $3.50 og
pur / lin 3iO MD i6lanot M(oOtager.
re at &ong G6riittans 9aOersgaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

2%(a6euraa. u 0isDren9en, bet
stt6e ptfe Marcipdn. Gr
Sfoldoreng, Der barer en- a~obenraa7
gOoi8 MO TIT 9gIerne, bragte ogioo
glaDet til en- gugermeTfer. s BUTT.
ten 6a0be 8agaren uoItiGet en- Del
Marcipon til Sulen, og ban tagoe
MI marts iii, at DER Hoer 20ften for
I0dn'0t en- Del @enItunoe fra 8orbet.
Dan fattebe U1istonte til Ql0is6ren-
gen. 9eo ben 9Th, 9rengen Ifuloe
tontme meb gQaott, ItiGdoe gagersn
Itg paa Cur, og bet tgftebes BAN al
nappe 8reugen pau ferIt @ernin5.
ga9eren b'nter for Bremtiben Iei0
I'm 2tpis, 0d cen elers 60toer bam
Opr, naar Der bier often Ifut gad
noge St1tter WHarctpan msb / sps
tet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

3gnoer. - DIT betaIe Stot
efter 08ben be66per ingen b9oee
fig, men oesudgtet er bet 69not Der /
4mtet, foet en- Wtanb, Der bsbe /
1884, bar 6etalt areosTfdt tDnt
2(ar e7ter i'm Ogb. 0et bleo fsrit
for nDlig opbaget, at ben bsbe ManO
taoig er bIeoen paalignet Statten, Og
at btnne ltoegerligf er bIeoen betdlt
al be Gfterlabte, F~ortaler o@eitness
rigs 1ibenbe".
- Sra qonbepeien. 5or.
geOen often / Stumringen fab Der DoO
Rsptrr 8eien en- galrmel farenot
Goenb poa 9ejtanten, moo Hgggen
lpnet op til en- 3ele9ruFp9l. Der
tom Here @ogne ~tBreroe, % Soft
boJbe not fet ben gunIe itr9fe
6uanben 6enfolbenbe no og mulnlt
nogle Orb; men be troebe, at Mdns
Rem bar oruffen, og rmIebe fam life.
Der mar bog en- Manb, Der f%ortdlte
6iItorien tit &ommuneforiton1eren
Rertar; oenne FOB Tin &arl fire IN
III StaOet, og bet OiIr 10, at ben GAM
le @anoringsmonb enonu FoOiq ioo
m5o Hnqgen til qGlen. San 0dr
@irfeligEeben ltbe of 5t1ro til at Qo1
ct Sfrfbt. 6an blep nu tagcn Un0si
Qleie. 6an Tagbe Iefo, at fan FARO
opgioe aft 6ao6, ba fan ioa aae gao
Dam for6i uosn at 6jalpe 6om. og ii
mt boooe Fan fat fig roligt ZEN icl
at osrte pdd 8eben. 90. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-12

Rorbborg. - Meieriiub II m,
81. 2Qo.) Snferegiertsrne, aomGe oq
me, / 9gl Meieri feireoe 3irs6oQ
rem 10. Dec. Mejeriets 40 Mars gt
ftaoen pdb en- feItlig S%ummsnfomit
pad ,,Sdrmonisn". geb 8orOct toli'
Formanben, @uarbeier g. @rau al
gel, ON Mtfriets llbpifting / ben
forlr6ne Narrntfe. Tiben bet | 1867
cprettsDss nf en- DEF Menb / q6l 8D.
gantens Gaber ben Sang bar tiblige.
re GaarSeier, Qftegtsinanio 8. s.
@rail, Der oofaa BAR lii Stcbe puu
5efofteuen Forlsben Og OtItrot Der
eneTte uf be oprir6elige Stiftere, bsr
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