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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-15

That sound like a dividend comes
from near the banks or the Gas and
Electric Light Company.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-15
Taxes For Year 1909

Notice is hereby given that all Tax bills
for the year 1903 not paid by March 18th, 1906.
viii be placed In the hands o; a Consta lie TO
De eelNered 70 the parties oN iHg SAD tax;
will be added to all taxbillS on and amer
said time, the property viii be advertised
for sale.
JERRY l.. SMITH,
Collector and Tres. for year 1903.
onice: Southland Bldg, 10 Church Circle
End floor. rs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-15
RATES OF ADVERTISING.


AS general proposition a theatre
should be ell.managed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-15
Insurance Notice.

am Soliciting People to Join the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, OF A. A. Co.,-and
desire some protection against loss by fire, at
actual cost. can not get around to call on
you all, In time so most cordially ask you
TO write us before your policies expire and
let us figure on IL, with you and see II It will
not be TO your advantage to join us and take
advantage OF this Mutual Home Protection.
Address, II. 8. MANCHA, Secretary,
Glen Burnie, Md.
20 Church Circle, Annapolis. dl9
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-15
6ho Annapolis
INSTITUTION

OPEN DAILY-fsundays and Legal Holidays
Excepted
FROM 9 A. NJ. TO p. n.
OPEN TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS-(Leg-
al Holidays Excepted-l
FROM Z p. NJ. TO p. n.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-15
u House For Sale. .

HOUSE. No. 90 MARKET STREET, was
built by the former owner, n good mechanic,
from selected material. Is one of the best
constructed Frame Houses In Annapolis and
is now In perfect condition.
WIN. III. BURNS, or
NICHOLAS II. GREEN,
jan5m Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-15
TIE LANDLORDS
Protective Association.
Is an Association formed for
Mutual Protection.

All tenants who fail to pay rent or who are
undesirable because OF not taking the proper
care of property, or who use the property in
such way that it Injuries the character OF
the house, ana reported and record is made
OF II and when there is applicant 10 rent,
the member Of the Association can apply at
the office for information.
This Association has been ia operation
for two yeaTs and the members have derived
great benefit from II.
To become member apply to
q. A. DUBOIS,
10 I'm Secretary.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-01
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
 IN GRAHAM COUNTY

The Guardian is again agitating the tailings question, and declares that if tailings are not excluded from the river at Clifton the farms in the Gila valley will be ruined.
 The Leader says: Cashier A. G.. Smith of the Gila Bank & Trust com pany, was business visitor in Morenci Monday. The business of this local institution keeps MT. Smith in constant travel throughout the counties of Gra- ham and Gila, where the branch offices are located.
 From the Clifton Era.
 Residents of North Clifton have de- cided to erect a suspension bridge to connect North Clifton with Patterson's addition. The estimated cost is $350. The county has appropriated $l9O and the business men and property owners are expected to contribute the balance.
 Dr. c. F. Braden, who was formerly head book-keeper at the shannon mine, but who has been assistant manager of the Lawson mines at Jalisco, Mex ico, some months past, and has been at Metcalf for few weeks looking after his business interests.
 The impression that Phelps-Dodge are now largely interested in the Standard mines seems to have come tc stay. No positive information has been received to that effect, but many circumstances point strongly in that direction.
 c. F. Pascoe has just finished the or ganization of the Clifton branch of the Harrison Mutual Burial Association and is now busy working up member ship. Bylaws are now being circu- lated and the organization will be a great benefit to the citizens of Clifton and vicinity, especially the poorer peo- pie. For twenty-five cents a month or $2.S5 year members are rendered a respectable burial in case of death. Persons under ten years of age are taken at half price. MT. Pascoe is the association undertaken.
 From the Bulletin:
 It s stated that Judge Tucker, who made preparations for opening law office in Solomonville, has decided to remain permanently in Nebraska, where he is now visiting.
 Harry Clifford has purchased the tract of land which figured in the heated poor farm controversy few years ago. The sale was made through the Bishop agency, the consideration being S2, 700, including San Jose water rights.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-01
D0lNGS IN PHOENIX AND
 THE SALT RIVER VALLEY

Almond trees are in blossom and other signs of approaching spring are in evidence.
 The Maricopa and Hassayampa clubs have voted to merge and the joint club will be known, after March 1, as the Maricopa-Hassayampa club. Until November l next the club will have quarters at Hotel Adams, after which date it hopes to have home of its own. The club will have 25O members. From the Phoenix Enterprise.
 Wesley A. Hill, territorial auditor prior to January 1. of this year. ha s gone to Yuma, where he will organize new bank.
 James E. Bark, president of the Arizona Cattle Raisers' association, left last night for Denver as delegate to the National Live Stock association, which is meeting in this city. Bark takes with him several resolutions that were recently passed by the Arizona stockmen in their convention at Phoe. nix. In Denver the matter of grazing stock on the open ranges and forest reserves will be taken up.
 It is announced, says the Republican that the recent floods in Salt river haC not materially injured the brush ant rock dam at the joint head between here and Tempe. The Maricopa ant Salt River valley canals were eacf carrying about 5000 inches of watel yesterday, and some of the farmers art fearing that all their gophers will be drowned.
 A large acreage is being planted tt sugar beets around Tempe. Under the direction of the sugar company's agent Col. J. E. Price, the ground to b' planted about Tempe has been put ii splendid shape, much of it has beer plowed twice, and if Tempe does moi grow good crop of sugar beets this year, it will be no fault or through nc neglect on the part of the farmers who have signed contracts.
 Auditor John H. Page has addressed personal letters to each assessor of the territory, inviting him to attend a meeting of assessors to be held ir pboapiy Eahruarv let r. hac haap suggested and the suggestion has the approval of the governor, that meet ing of all the county assessors be held at the capitol in Phoenix on Thursday, February 1st next; to discuss matters of valuations of properly for the pur- pose of taxation. The Republican says: That such a discussion would result in great good is obvious.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-01
ARBOR DAY PROCLAMATION
By the Governor of Arizona

To the People of Yuma, Maricopa,
 Pinal, Pima, Santa Cruz, Cochise,
 Graham and Gila Counties, Arizona:
 It is provided by statute of this ter ritory that the Friday following the first day of February in each year shall be known as Arbor Day in the above named counties, and shall be observed as holiday.
 Now, therefore, by virtue and in accordance with the direction of that statute, l, Joseph H. Kibbey, governor of Arizona. hereby proclaim Friday, the End day of February, A. D. 1906, designated as Arbor Day, to be in the counties first above mentioned holi- day; and recommend that that day be observed by the people of those coun- ties by the planting of trees, shrubs and vines, in the promotion of forest and orchard growth and culture, by the adornment of public and private grounds, places and ways, and by such other efforts and undertakings as shall be in harmony with the character of the day so established in accord ance with the provisions of Title ". Arboriculture, Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901.
 In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal of the territory to be affixed. Done at Phoenix, the capital, this twenty -six'h day of January, 1906.
 lSeal] JOSEPH H. KIBBEY,
 By the Governor:
 w. H. NICHOLS,
 Sec. of the Ter. of Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-01

their steel boats. The shooting there was never better as the bunch of Phoe- nician nimrods, who bagged l80 ducks at the reservoir last Saturday, will testify. Frank Stillman, who is keep CT at the camp, makes it comfortable for visitors.
 Supervisor Bartelson, while in Tucson last week, told the Citizen that his county is experiencing mining boom which is unparalled. Mines are being developed on large scale in the vicin- ity ot Florence, Kelvin, Troy, Ray and Superior. The mining company which owns the Superior mine, has completed plans for standard guage railroad from Florence to Superior, a distance of thirty miles. Work on the shelter which is being built near Florence IS progressing steadily.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-01
ARIZONA ORANGES BEST
 MORE SHOULD BE RAISED

Arizona raises the earliest and best oranges produced anywhere in the world.
 The Phoenix Gazette says: "It is a fact that during the present season the valley fruit has brought twice the price on the New York market of that raised in any other locality, particularly the product of California and Florida. which amply and exclusively proves the superiority of the Arizona orange.
 During the season just closed the Salt River Valley Orange Growers Association shipped eleven cars, con taining 5,815 half and 1,216 whole boxes. The highest price received was on the second car which brought 3D. 093. 7S net. The highest price received for any one lot was paid for 40 boxes which brought $4.15 half box. The first car was shipped November 25, and the last December 20.
 All of the fruit papers in the east
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-01
THE NEWS OF TUCSON
 AND PIMA COUNTY

From the Citizen.
 Five miles of heavy wire for the electric car line are enroute to this city from Trenton, N. J. Information was received this morning stating that it had been shipped Jan. 12. The street railway company has already strung a number of poles along it's line.
 The work of track building on the Twin Buttes railroad began last Friday at Tucson. It is estimated that the 35 miles to be built between here and Twin Buttes will soon be covered as it is the intention of the company to push the construction with the utmost speed.
 It is stated that the plans for the new depot which the Southern Pacific is to build here will arrive shortly. Work is going steadily ahead on the Southern Pacific club house, which is being built on the railroad reservation at the head of Broadway.
 From the Tucson Post.
 Mayor David s. Rose left the first of the week for Milwaukee. He will be absent from this city for some time on account of political affairs in his home town. Very soon after his return the shelter will be erected.
 It turns out that several of the hold ups reported during the past week were jokes, notably the reported robbery of mpn named Penfield, near the depot. Papers in other cities of the territory have been copying the reports of these alleged affairs, and while there ha, e been several genuine robberies, or attempted robberies, reports of a Carnival of Crime in Tucson," and Tucson in the Hands of Yegg Men, !" are not justified and are doing the city harm.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-01
TELEPHONE CONNECTION
 WITH SONORA TOWNS

Tucson will likely be able to com municate with several towds in Sonora in the near future. The Sonora Tele- phone company is extending its lines to various towns in the interior of Sonora and these lines will be run on up to No gales and Cananea.
 Tucson is at present connected with Nogales and when Nogales is connected with Sonora towns persons will be able to telephone from this city direct to Sonora towns.
 The headquarters of the Sonora Tel phone company are in Hermosillo and lines are being extended from the So- nora capitol to various other towns. There is at present line in operation between Hermosillo and La Colorado and that is being extended to Suaqui de Batuc
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-01
FINAL COUNTY BUDGET
 FROM F0RENCE BLADE
From the Florence Blade.

From the Florence Blade.
 A carload of scrap iron for the Ray teaching plant passed through here Saturday.
 The Supervisors will meet on the 29th and act at that time on the peti- tion for re-incorporation. As the peti- tion has the requisite number oi sign CTS there is little doubt that the order incorporating will be made.
 A man, whose name we did not ascer- tain, drove team into the Gila cross ing at Kelvin, Monday, and both horses were drowned. The driver had mar row, escape. The Gila is dangerous stream and people should not attempt to cross it in wagons when it is more than three feet deep.
 The fame of Represito shooting grounds is spreading to the utmost limits of the Territory since the Re- presito Shooting Club erected their :. ub house at the reservoir and launched
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-01
What Has Happened in the Ter ritory Since Our Last
 Issue
AN INTERESTING COLLECTION
Of Clippings From Newsy Contempor- aries-Gossip of the Busy Week. Activity in the Southern Counties is Pronounced Douglas City Notes.

Edwin Baker has rendered his resig- nation as collector of the port of Nogales. The Tucson Citizen says it is reported that either Ben Heney, of Fairbank, or Earl Griswald, present special deputy collector, may be named to succeed Baker.
 The territorial treasurer has redeem ed S1O, 900 worth of asylum bonds, this clearing up the last of debt of SlOO,- 900 which was contracted some years ago for asylum purposes. The bonds were not due for period of six months, but the money was available and by redeeming the bonds now several hun dred dollars in interest has been saved.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-01

mentioned and wondered at the high prices that the Arizona fruit was bring ing and the manager of Redlands, Cali fornia, Orange Growers Association wrote the secretary of the Valley or ganization, w. H. Robinson, congratu- lating him on the high prices received by the local growers, asking informa- tion as to how they were obtained. Florida fruit publications are also at a loss to understand why the Arizona product sells so much higher than does that of their state"
Arizona silver belt., 1906-02-01

Increased use of cement in building construction has caused an extraordin- ary increase in the production of this material. Although the manufacture of portland cement only began in 1875, and in 1889 the annual output had a value of only $500, ,000, in 1903 it had grown to $27, ,713,3l9. In 1904 the pro- duction in the United States was 26,- 5O5, ,S81 bbl., valued at $23, 355, ,119. Of this amount Pennsylvania produced Il, 496, ,099 bbl, and California 1,014, ,558 barrels.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
Gn 800, 100000 sag rn0t.

Z 5irsoaqs en0te en- 3etstriq Der
bar paret / Z Q(ar, meQem &obber
maQnaterne / Wtontana. Der bar
%400,000.0o0 8aro inOolperet /
5dgcn. Oct er en- al De Itprite 81
nansIaoer paa Retor0. Gnoen op
noaeoes peo en- Slags 6anoeI 6pl=
genoe giper en- Smule SnoIigt Ga
GEN.
5. 9tuguius 6ein3e tom til Sob
berfelterne / Wontdno / 1895 iom
Sn9enipr. 6an 6e9pnOte ct Smels
teri % bleb mart en- beID0eIi9 Sat
tpr i aobberinouitrien. Smiolertio
fom ban Strio meo fine Hibaler
ON en- bel Del omtOiItet 3erritos
RUM, og flere 9etsIdger bleO an
oQt. s 1899 6leb oet bergmte 2lmdlz
admdteo Company organiieret meo
Worcus Sub / Spiofen og meo
financiel Stgtte af 9loctefelerne, 8.
$. Ro9ers, Sames Stilman og
dnore 9tanooro Oil MlGno.
!0ein3e betrigeoe belle 6lotten. og
hans 8enolfab til De lotale 5or
6olo bar BAN til umaupelig 6oroel.
Der blep inoleoet llnoerbanolinger
ON at affgbe bdm bans @jenoomme,
men ban bilbe life iel9e.
gu er ban imiolertio gdaet ino
poa at felge. Der er oannet en- M
n9loig aobbertruit yiep Yorf, ioet
gNmalgamateo", rNortb Butte" og
limited Copper" Snteresierne er for
cneoe, og Sein3e bar afbenoet dlle
Limited Copper" Sntereslerne til ben
nbe Goppertruit, mpo at ban fdar
$25, 100000 og beboloer besuoen i'm
Nnoel Ga 5rance Copper Gompann.
Der periereoe for Sioen life MIN
ore emo 100 Netsfager for Oons
itplene, olle Iom Syslge al &obberz
frigen. Gu bliper De Ielpfelgelig
h9peoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
WteGall lisser fOr 9eoeu.

Oct meloes 'ra gieip gort uaoer
oen IA. os., at Subn q. Ntc Gall.
cen forrige pr9iioent for gtem gort
9ife 9lslurunces Selfab, ligger meeet
ipe, og Der er intet 6uab ON 8ez
bring. Sumilien er blepen minoet ON
at bore forbereot paa oct berIte.
Mc Gaa er &atbolit, og 9irsoag
often bite airten bam oen fioitc
5ieneite og 6ereote BAN = pda i'm
Wlaooe til Oeoen.
Sad ilipper ban bel for Retsforz
felgelien dngoaenoe 9ioragene lii
8algfonoet.
Oct berettes 9lftes, at Wlc Sal
bar ertlnret fig feroig til at panbre
tort, ON Iaa er SUBS @illie. San
treiter fig peb, at ban insen bar fOrs
urettet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
gnlfanife llobrno % SsrOifelu.
5fere 9unoreoe Waennes
ffer ON o m ne.

Sra @udnaquil, gcuaoor berettes
/ OnsOags: pasiagerer fra proz
oinIen @smerdloas oen boerite
norobeitre Del af ECUADOR drriperes
De Der / Dag, Og oe beretter, at Der
Ipltes Sts0 af SorOI It9lp Der ben
81. San. og flere 8per / propin-
ferne Gsmeruloas pg M}dnabi bar
liot aloorlig Staoe. 5 8ben Gsme@
raIoos itbrteoe flere 6ufe famz
men, oeri6lan0t gegerings6n9ningen.
9an6s6Den q3inguagi, / Narbeoen
af aoIombids @r9nIe, oberfpemmes
oes af en- 6lo06slge, og mango df
Sno6Dggerne orufneoe. 90 Gig bar
Hnlleoe / Qano beo Sumaco. 8 3io
9eroe itDrte0e fere 6uie fdmmen.
s 2ebet af 8 0o9e feltes Der 25
Steo I GsmeraIods. Den folombianz
ffe 2anos69 @udcooa iattes o9fad
unoer @ano af en- 5lo0bplae, og
200 W}ennefer 0rufneoe. lt6brub
af oen folom6ianite 8ultdn Gum
fal foraarIugeoe SoroFalbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
Song Gbriitians 8esrapelie.

Sfslge Den fioite telegraiife MeO=
oelelie bar Song 5reoerit ben st
tenoe dnoronet, at bans SaOerS 8e<
grabelfe ifdl finoe Steo ben Is.
6ebr., altfaa paa Senoag.
Der bil Deo oenne SprgefeIt bfibe
en- 5orfamling af froneoe Sooeoer
lom neppe nogen Sinoe for, 8lanot
300 Ran9sperfoner, fom bill bliOe
til Steoe be0 8egrabelIen, ftdl neb-
nes Oronning 2tlerdnbra of Gne>
lan0, @ntetejierin0e 9agmor Com
ppbOloer fig I 8ebenbubn), Song
@eorg at Gretenlano. Song 9aos
tOn fra glOr9e, aeifer @iIbelm.
Gtprbertug 5rdn3 5reoerit af 9iter
rig og 0ertnginoen af 9runspia.
9llle Nationer bill fenoe gtepreIen=
tanter og biie nGuropas 8eoftefd0er"
here's @9telie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
Yat GrOiue Sasen

0enne Sag beObliber at famle en-
6eI Del Snteresie ON fig, ferlig /
Omaba. Den iiofte SAGE at alminoe=
fig sSnteresie er ct 8reb, 1om Yot
Grone bar ifrebet til &ep. 6atber
Wlurp6b, Bail, Soipa, oateret Smaz
ia, %. 2(pril, 1904. s bette 8rep
tilitaar Yat grone lige no, at ban
.er itbl0ig | aiondpingen at @uoos
fps Sen rs am guiltb Of The
6u0dbb affair. S am to blame for
t6e m6ole crime" itriber ban. 9rez
bet bar peret offentliggjort fer. Oct
er meget interesIant, IDmpatitiit,
benfaloenoe. Oct reber 8egabelie
og giber oct SnOtrpt, at Mdnoen
oerne pil0e babe 9lnleOning til at
begpn0e ct beore 2ib u0en at ituloe
be6epe at gennemgad retslig 5or=
felgelie og lioe Straf. Oerfor er Der
ban itriper til 5at6er Murpbp og
beOer BAN ON at god Sor6en for
BAN 6os Guoa6b. 6an omtaler Gu
oa6D Iom en- REMARKABLY 9ooo"
N}ano. 6an tilbe0 at til6ugebetdle
BAN $21 900, men Dem biloe ban
life mootage Iaa bar oct, Gromc
lejite til Spos2tfrifa, bDor ban ten
te Re6eaernes 9trme og bleb Iaaret
to @an9e. 0a ban tom tilbage, prp=
pe0e ban after at blibe Ben meo GU
6abD, men oenne mente, at ban for
Offentliq6eoens SfDlo buroe for
fslge 6am.
Sper9smadlet bar MI pGret, Dill
bette 8reb fun6e bruges Iom 8ebis
mo0 Grope, e0er 0ei ituloe betra9=
Nss Iom pribat Striftemudl, 8rebet
er imiolertio tdget meo Iom uebis
oence", ioet 9ommeren afgioroe, at
set life bor en- 8efenOelfe, men en-
5orretninqsitribelIe. 6bpri @rope be-
Der Jat6er W}urpbp ON at tale bans
Saq bos guoa6b.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
SbIp= SnbiibB= Sil'en ueotagc8
| Senatet.

s Snsoags 2(ftes pe0toges S9ib
fu6itopz9ilen @enotet meo 81
5temmer mOO 27. De, Der itenlie
ior 6orildget bar ale 8epu6litaner-
ne. De repu6(itanIte Senatorer
8urtett, 2o6uQette, Spooner, 0rl.
liper oQ @arner itemte meo 0em9-
traterne imoo oet.
9open 6eoiIger en- llnoeritpttetTe
of s. pr. groIs 8on om 4aret i'll
5ra9tifibe, Iom er engaieret i Sore
reoe Statets 6an6el me0 ll0lan0't
og $3.50 til Stibe en9aieret i
pint 6anoeI.
0isie 8ebilIinger bil 9ennemz
initlig toite 9Pegeringen $3,000,000
nm Q(oret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
&OOiepelt Os 6ungcrsnpOcn
/ eSapan.

PreiiOent HooIebelt bar Ons@
bags uOiteot fplgenoe Spruab @n-
leoning af 9ungersnpben bet moro
liae SSdpan; r6ungersnpoen oct
nOrolige Sapdn biier fig at bore
meget alborligere, emo man fra fsrit
af antog, og 5uIin0er af Menne-
fler liOer gfgo. 0et er en- Silifittelie.
ipm fan ramme en6ber g}otion.
5olfene fdd bel fpm 0en enfelte 8or=
ger bpr ftaa reoe til at bjplpe BIN
on0en, ndar lllpffen fommer, % je1
rettet 6erpso en- 5enitiaing til Gtmez
1itanerne ON af oeres Sberfloo at
ltstte 0eres Meomenneiter inoenfor
Sen fore og moo os benligIinoeoe
japdnite 9tation Seq anbefaler, at
Si0rd9 Ienoes til She 9tmerican
Rational geo grofs". fom bill FEM
oe ale inofomne W1ioler til oct
reoe &ors | Sdpan, for at De fan
anbenOes efter oen japdnite Heqe=
rings 2(noisning."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
State Sill'en / SenatfOmiteen.

Sernbane=5utit utit@6orilaget, iom 9it
Idd 9lat igennem 9lepr9ientant6u
Jet, iiooer MI fat Senattomiteen.
8enne fan life blipe enig ON at
onbefale 5orildget for Senatet til
geota9elie. Oet er oen 9eItemmelfe
/ 6epburn=8il'en, at en- af Snter-
1tate Com. Commission oebtoget
s01arimumstdtit Ital tr9oe arait
30 Oage efter, at Den er offentlig
gjort, ber boloer 8anlteli96e0. Der
ifal bare gibet Omfring 100 2Gr=
oringsforilug til 6enne 8eitemmelIs,
men ingen df Dem oeotdget af aomi=
ieen, faa BET fer no, iom 8dmpel
om 5orildget Itdl tomme til at no
tampes IeGOe Senatet. Senator
9olliper og flere bol6er. pda 5or=
iloQet, Iom set er, men De fan life
ppnaa M1ajoritet for BET aomiteen.
Oct paaItddes, at felD Pr9iioenten
mener. at 8eitemmelien ON oe 80
9aqe 6ep6urnsQoben er for fran,
ldd oen fan fomme til at faa ,Sn-
functions" til 6el9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
Sfal tilbaaebctales.

g}ep port 2ife 9(sIurance Sell
Ifabs ipecielle llnoerip9eliestomite
bar Onsoogs benitilet til SeGfta.
Tets Sruitees at inoleoe reitlig 6or>
f6IeclIe moo De Gmbeosmen0, Iom
paa SelItabets @e9ne bar bioraget
itore Summer af 8asien til set re-
pu6lifanite @al9fono. 8iorageue be-
lo6er fig til 8,702, for0elt iaos
le0es: 1896 $4,000. - 1900
$4,000 o9 1904 $48,7O2. 2tns
ere 8iorag bar aomiteen life trtns
net finoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
Sernbane- -lllDtfer.

Sra Sort Scott, Sos. wel6es ON
Ell lll0tte paa CT, Qouis og Gan
2G7rautisto 8dnen / 9Gr6eoen Al
@onmbus / 0nsoags g}orgss, bDors
NO ire Nlennefter omtom, og fem
onore Iadreoes.
De- par ct 9asldgertog, Der Tor
ino imoo nogle nborclrs" Der bar
tr9tist los fra et 5ragttog og 10
let iuo pdo 6obsoiporet Der no.
brso itrats Slo Yasiaeertoget, o9
en- Gtspresagent og en- 9lpisoren9,
Der la inolnebne 8raget, br9nos
te libel. 0eoen bar iad ltert, at in
cen tunoe tomme til at reooe oen.
Gn .reole ogoe efter CuerunltrDns
aelg. for at reooe andre. pasia9erue
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