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RIVALRY FOR BUSINESS.
Southern Lines Trying to Divert Tide
of Immigration.

Southern Lines Trying to Divert Tide
of immigration.
The northwestern roads will be get
ting left on the immigration question
II they do not get more activity into
the lists in competition with the
Southwestern lines. The latter are
bending every energy to divert the
tide of immigration from Minnesota
and the northwest in general to South
ern channels, and that their efforts
are meeting with some success has be-
come apparent during the last few
months.
The latest move in this direction has
been taken by B. F. Yoakum, chair
man of the Rock Island-FriscO system,
who always has been a great believer
in the development of the agricultural
resources along his lines. He has
now sent John Sebastin, his passenger
traffic manager, to Europe to establish
connections with the steamship COM
panies which bring the best European
agrarians to the country tributary to
the lines he controls.
Under the direction of Mr.. Yokum
ScCllOll VI llc Itlo valley 10
being reclaimed. One of the largest
irrigation plants in the southwest is
being installed, and when completed
will have a capacity for furnishing
water to more than 1875 900 acres. The
headquarters of the new irrigation
project is Lonsboro, Tex, new town.
1t is the intention to turn this tract
into huge truck garden, and from
it the Rock Island-Frisco lines expect
to receive traffic in early vegetables
for northern and eastern markets.
The number of immigrants passing
through here into the northwest has
been as large as usual this year. The
main tide from eastern points passes
through Chicago and the Twin Cities
hut considerable portion comes via
the South Shore road and Duluth, par
ticularly those immigrants who land at
Canadian ports and are destined to the
western part Of the United States. A
great many from the old country land
at Halifax, Montreal, st. John and
Quebec, and then come by rail to
Duluth, instead of landing at New
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-02
WARWIG PAGEANT.
VIOLATED Press Cable to The Evening

London, July 2.-The famous town
of Warwick is the Mecca for high So
ciety folk this week. After months of
laborious preparation the remarkable
pastoral spectacular series of histori-
cal tableaX, which is commonly de-
signated the Warwick pageant, opened
today and will continue through the
week. The affair, in brief. is revival
OF an ancient form of drama and is
designed to portray nearly LOO years
OF the towns history. This is set forth
in verse and text. and is embellished
with choruses, songs, dances. marches
and every legitimate spectacular ad-
junct. The scene of the pageant is
the beautiful lawn in front of War;
wick castle. The affair is under the
direction of Louis N. Parker, we'll
known on both sides of the Atlantic
as an author and playwright. Among
the notables taking parts in the page
ant are Lady Warwick. Lord Var
mouth, Lady Heath and many others.
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Northwestern Is Forced to Follow
Lead of Great Western.

Northwestern Is Forced to Follow
Lead Of Great Western.
Having failed to bring Mr.. Stickney,
president of the Great Western, to
time on the proposition of grain rates
from the Missouri river. the North
western has decided to meet the Great
Westerns cut and tariff to that effect
has been issued.
From interior Iowa points the new
tariff is 15A cents on wheat and lax
cents on corn, a reduction from II and
16 cents respectively. The North
western also has announced reduc-
ton of the Nebraska grain rates from
Omaha of IL cents, making the new
rate 1OA cents.
This announcement is no surprise to
the other western lines, although as
yet the have not given notice that they
will meet them. The-cut was made
necessary from the fact that the grain
could be shipped back to the Missouri
river from interior Iowa points and
he reshipped to Chicago under the
Great Westerns tariff for less than
the local freight from the initial point
to Chicago.
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WHITNEY FAREWELL
LETTER TO GREAT
NORTHERN
Retiring Passenger Traffic
Manager Expresses Him
self Feelingly.

The following circular letter issued
by F. l. Whitney, passenger traffic
manager of the G. N. who is to retire
from the services of that road after
eighteen years of faithful service. is
of interest to the public. :.
st. Paul, Saturday, June 80, 1906.
Dear SIR
In retiring from the service of the
Great Northern Railway after eighteen
years in its employ, wish to express
my appreciation of your loyalty and
assistance, without which no such re-
suits as attained would have been
possible. Under conditions often dis
couraging and disheartening you have
been prompt anu tireless in your de-
votion to the interests of the company.
No railway has received an equal
measure of service from its represen-
tatives, and to this fact is largely due
the rapid increase in the cOmpanys
passenger revenue as shown by the
following figures:
(partly
estimated.)
1888. 1906.
earnings. s1,s23,261.sO $1o,5Oo,OoO
Passenger train
mileage. 1851 $4,000 6,65O,OOO
Passengers car
ried one mile. $4,000 335,6O0,OO0
These figures indicate that, while
there has been great increase in the
mileage, the Great Northern can take
high rank as passenger road.
The rapidity which has character
lied the colonization and settlement of
the vacant lands along the line under
the able management of the general
immigration agent, has not been
equalled in the annals of any COM
pany. To this, all have contributed
and share in the credit that the Great
Northern is no longer railway with
out population.
Under the guidance of one UNI
equalled in financial and managerial
capacity, you have seen the railway
grow from local, provincial line in
to a great transcontinental system.
You have at the head Of the traffic
department one who has an abiding
and courageous faith in the Great
Northern as a passenger line.
My successor Is known to you. His
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STATE GRAB BAG

The Bottineau Courant is decidedly
improved under the present manage
menL.
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SECOND HAND GOODS

SELL OR TRADE STOVES, HOUSE.
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
Annotated Press to The Evening Tiues

Los Angeles, CAL. July 2.-The state
encampment of the veterans of the
Spanish war opened in this city today
under most favorable auspices. In
addition to the California delegates
there are number of veterans pres.
ent from Arizona and Nevada The
proceedings will continue until Thurs
day.
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BIG COMMERCIAL CONGRESS.
Delegates Meet in London for Sixth
Eyent-Interest Is Keen.

Annotated Press Cable to The Evening
Times.
London, July From Canada. Aus
tralia New Zealand, from South Africa
and from all other parts of the world
where the British flag flies delegates
have assembled in London for the sixth
congress of Chambers of Commerce
of the Empire. Though the congress
has no executive power, so notable
and representative is its personnel that
it's discussions and recommendations
are bound to attract widespread at
tention. Canada has sent a distin-
guished delegation representing the
Canadian Manufacturers association
and the commercial bodies of the chief
cities of the dominion. Imperial pref
erential trade is the subject in which
these delegates are most vitality in
terested. The Canadian delegates also
will work for the adoption of uniform
laws respecting copyright and insol-
vency and uniform system of weights
and measures and currency through
outthe British empire.
NORwAY'S CROWN PRINCE.
Associated Press Cable to The Evening
Trendhjem, July 2.-There were
festivities at the palace today, but they
were not scheduled in the coronation
program. They were confined to the
nursery where the little Crown Prince
Olaf made merry on the occasion of
his third birthday. The little prince,
who was born at Appleton house, Sand
bingham, is bright child. advanced
for his age, and almost worshipped by
his parents.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-02
TIMER
CUTS THE GRAIN RATES.

York and other United States ports,
and going by way of Chicago.
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W. B. SINCLAIR
Freight AGENT
Telephone 81
xnG conNoWIAale NAV,

kane. Seattle and Portiand. aaSfe' spo-
shoro. Fargo. Fergus Falls, st, Cloud.
Ainneapolis and st. Paul.
points West, Larimore to Williston.
'her, Crookston, Ada, Barnesyille TAr.
gus Falls, st. Cloud, Minneapolis, 81.
Paul, Bemidji. Cass Lake, Superior and
Paul. Minneapolis. Sioux City, VII.
mar, Breckenridge, Fargo and Hills.
sboro. Fargo, Breckenridge, willmar.
uluth, Superior, Cass Lake, CrooEsfon.
st. Vincent. Greenbush and Fisher,
her, Crookston, Mentor, Greenbush.
Bemidjt, Cass Lake. Superior and Du.
TO. Grafton. Neche and Winnipeg.
tnnlpeg. Neche, Grafton and Minot.
To- Grafton, Cavalier and Waihaiis.
slaa,a A GaYsier GEasson and Nnto
Mayville, Casselton and BreckenridEa
eckenridge, Casselton, Mayvilie. NorfS.
wood, Lartmore, Arvilla and EmersSo
erado. Arvilla, Larimore, PARK River
LAngdon and Hannah.
AMMAN, Langdon. Park River, Larimora.
ennnh. Langdon. Park River, LarimorS
more IN connecting with No: 3. Leaves
Spokane. Seattle: Connects With Na. /
20 and from Larimore. -
'fatt.s, spokane. Havre. Devils IAks,
go. and all intermediate points c,..
meet with No. I to and from Larimor1
FL WHITNEY. p. I. 4. q. ra.l
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canvassing. Cooperative Advertising
Co., New York.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31
Sra Sonoagsifolemeoet
/ Tremont.
Q. 6. 9Oulfen.)
(Jorhettelis.)

u. 9anien: 5srenO man antdee,
len Sag, sr BET ingsn oaarIig eli.
at operoeje Oen; tbi 6stts tpotr paa
ldi man oil pioe, bodo man bar me-
at gore; pg man tube ogiaa germ
beige noget, Der er goot, og lit
npqet, Ser er miooelmaaoi9t. Sc!
bar elao oeo, ga 5dnfen ON Gets
ter tom frsm / Council Bluffs
|5jor; tbi oisie tunoe lite allen
|bIiOs Os til 5j9lp; men De pegeo
pdd OrOen = / Cubs Hiee er Sr.
ben. Dsrimo6 er ieg life ida gIul
REQ, at De sr imaa; tbi man ia
life pars iaa liot at en- 3eolog foi
IA. tunoe fortlare Dem.
0i bar DOR Ssnoagsifole inooelt
'fere alasisr. Gfter at gernene e.
|farois mso ggG alosien, begpnosl
De meo 5etstsrns, og Ri giDer Dem
ZEN 5ortlaring, iOm n~osenlunoe paE
fer for De foriteaigs gsrn. Sioen
hi antos 8osen (5efsterne) er Del
|fommen Oroen | 9ingene. o9 oi bar
oaiaa m9rtet 0elii9nelfe oeraf. Sdd
piot, Tom jeg forftdar, er Ri itts
be sneite fom taller fdalsoes; Der
sr mango, iOm sr glade Deo idmms
Oroen.
Derpaa flutieoes Jormiboa9er
meo gsn at g. 6. gIauien. Oe ON
eftermiooagsn optoses Jorbanolin
asrne igsn sftsr gsn, leoet at u
.Sanien. paitor 6esoe baDos fdas'
ct grep fra Samfunoets Dormant
q. g. Gbriftianien, boor
osnne bilebs og tiniee sniieoe 9uoi
|gelTaneIfe pbsr Msbet. Gorfamlin
oen tilfenoegap efter bets 20snin;
|fn 5af for be sooe gnffsr Deo al
minoelis Rejsnine, os ben BAD puit
l6ee6e ienoe en- @enhilfen til pait
lGbrifianfen. III
paif. gbriitenftn: Oct r bic
ben forlangt af mig at gipe SDd
'paa nosIe 6entpbnineer til Sen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31

fra 5pItlano oe Or. meo. SRI. Gil
.M eIler ira 9anmart. Stsnt
ri 10 lite bar bait 4nleoning til
at are os fenot meo DeIesaternes
Naoneliite. ida bar pi At De pfz
fentliggiorte 9%eferater fact oct
SnNtrht, at ON De ugifte aoinoer
maaite life par / 5lertdl. idd pur
De oog De leoenoe. Og oct bar pill
naturligt. 9i9eidu par Def ndturs
fiat, al iige apinoer meo ielpit9nz
oig Gr6oerp og Stattepligt iii ligs
Stemmeret meo Wan0en. Wlen idd
Be aifte 8oinoer2 Ser itadr Ri
iua. Stal 5fefet iattss melen
Mono os apinoe2 eler mellem
.Sfattspoer os Sttezs tattenoer9 el=
Ter fal aae haoe iige Stemmerts
uoen 6enfpn til Ron og Staten
BELIEF Og fal 5dmilien / iioite
5ilfeloe repraIente-ss At to 5poss
oer2 Def ber n9pps tie.
Raar ser tales ON srianens
SnoHpoelie paa Slmfunsst. ina
mau ri BOG butte pa1. at euItruen
% Mooeren bar sen fprits Dc tor
tie 9%nleoning Ill 4 roe IN geo,
Snofpoelfe til Slagt2 3 CtSrl1els
fe aennem 8grneophralelisn. Ter
pperoadr langt Den SnOhpoelie
ManSen tan gbe aessta' 9yugen al
TN Stemmsrtt. W2n On 81 iau
tsqge Iloges Iammsn tt f,lss 9eSs
ftei a a. sGsisaiia
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@ogle 8emGrfninger
til
s 6. Seniems yYemerfninset"
/ r9miteren" for Il. ausult.

Seq antager. at s. 81. Senkn
er pr9iten / eriru. Soma, men oct
tunoe pei ogfaa bare en- anosn, os
jse bill berfor Blot boloe mig til,
at oct er en- Senien.
Og boao Senisns Snolag an
aaar, iaa pif jes lite IRE nogen
Horbanoling meo BAN. Gen 0runc
til bette er, at jes tror lite, at
29iere piloe tunne baos
sSnteresie | en- Iaaoan Distusfion.
.Oa en- anoen 9runo er. at SEMEN
bar ffrepet faa dfDifenoe. at jeS
anier bet lite til nogen Hbtte 1t
|forbanole meo ham. Og en- tribe
|@runo er. at SenIen ger 8rug al
fine .4utoriteter" paa en- fortert
Maaoe, faa bet fmoeer liot at
,arigspu6s". Dette fioite ifal lea
'tepione, od jeg bog life snifer at
ftaa Tom en-. Der bar ffrepet nsget,
Tom life ffuloe babe nogen oirtss
Zig @runo for fig, men ifuloe bore
ffabnefDansert", fom Senfsa flyer.
Senfen opipfer. at to Gutoriteter,
Gefenius fen Tnner) os Dasies
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31

life bar pGret muligt uoen tore
lolGg.
De fIeits gamle Subitriptioner
er ino6etdlts. 9f De enonu ube=
Itauenoe 600 Doll. er naiten al
fra mine iioite to Reiier.
8 CONNER sr ct Self blepen be-
npttet til Spfieitue. Del er lufti9i
% oeiligt; men for 9interen mad
ser ssres mere glaos; thi asttts
net er for file. % Oct er alhsles
,n~pooenoigt al fda en- Spiieitne oe
en- Oaeligitue liant ct Par 9arslisr
for meset ioage qatientsr.
@i bar osrfor / 5iaio til Der
rem % til 9enner ta9et fdt pao Den
ftore 9bgning. 8run0en er 9raoet
uO pes omboenoe 9enners !6ialp
"a @ementftpbnin9en til al mur2
paa pil bliDs lagt / 2ebet At ct Bar
Od9e. @i baabeoe at MAJ ida ldn9t.
at 6ierneitenen tanOt bliOs Iagi,
mar puitor G%briitianien, euno %
Nnoerien beiegsr os ! Sept.
aGre @ennsrl Gent paa Dc.
naar 5 lager soers SHer paa
6errens Otter.
Sfrsbeligbeo bar ri pei. tent,
men set ital oog iiges. Al 0uists
forfslige Meolemmer bar oaret
reoe til at arbejoe og ofrs. Mere
emo ZEN Madneo er gaaet ben. bpor
in9en fra 9r9it til oi9lptisittr
- bar faast De i9opanli9e CONNIE
psnge Meglen bar biotil p9ret .
Dollars maaneolig til al9oer o.i.p.)
ipr at aft matte blipe betalt. Stte
meo ct ORB er Ser tnurret.
8Gre 9ennsrl 9i fan life mere
emo arbejoe og unoo9re.
Som Os til 6jalp meo Sure. ri
I'LL bar lugt @runo til. at oct bog
MATTE mites at fuIofere Oct pda
en- Sang.
Oct beror aft paa e0ers aarlig
teo.
u0en 5pipl baooe 9n9nin9en O9s
ret oppt for lange iiosn, ON lit:
nit 6el breO bar bIepen iaa oddr
Zig; men jeg blep tpun9en til al.
blipe biemms, og BET er MI bulb
anoet Oar, iiosn min iioite asiie
bleo giort. 9etts bar truttst Del
itsrrs gpassarbeiOe ! eansorag %
nsopsnOisgjort u0oiOelier pda iaa
mango andre Omraaoer.
Sea beoer eoer: 6er for os,
.fDao sosrs 6jerte matte tilftpnbe
sosr til paa Is. Spnodg efter 5ris
|nitatis e1er en- anoen Dag = %
6errsn ~geng9loe!
Goers / 9riitus
). Maoien.
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6uinoens Stemmeret.

Den internationdle &pinoetpns
gres, fom sr afbOlot t asbenbapn
aenHs Ulddnea har taunet glGse
III obtr Den Opm9rtiom6eo %
gefOiais, iom OHsntlisbeoen, iar-
lig gennem gresien, bar pitt Den
Del BAR 10 i~tffert ogidd en- impos
nerenoe apinoerepr9isntation -
nogle at De fOriteaige cioilicereoe
R%ationers melt ~begaOeoe og fremrds
genoe 8oinoer famleoe / cen Gal.
0ien egentlige Reiultdter al oenns
aongres' 5orbanoling bar ri lit:
let en0nu, meo ~llnotaeelis at en-
geilutnins om Oprsttelie al ct 59ls
lesorgan for &pinoebep9aelfen.
Men Oct par pei 6eQer life at pente.
a%oinoerne bar 10 life Stemmerst
enonn, iad De fan 10 life itu6e Rer
fultater oeo osres Stsmmegipning.
Men at Sasen, ser arbsjoss for,
jr oeo ct faaoant Msoe bar Faaet
ct traftigt Stpo fremao imoO I'll
W1ddl, oerom ian Der nGppe tpip4
lee. s
Oct bar imiolertio Ilet life oennt
apinoetongrss eaer oens ReIultd.
ter, oi t9nfte paa at orsfte; ri On
ter Blot peo gipen 4nlelonina q.
ffsmfomme meo nogle 5anfer ON
felps Sagen. Den peorsrsr 10 Os
faa mart fom nogsn. Sm osn itte
CT oppe til alminoelig 5orbanolin1
fblanot os for 5i6en, iad forefoma
ner Den / bore Msnigbeoer oo
Gres Stprelie.
} ut &pinosn tioligere bar Dersi
for meeet tifbagetrengt meo Sen.
I'm til at tase Del / Sdmfunos.s
Stnrslie, ieloftanoig grboerp 0 .i.p.,
Set er De feite nu pint9e til at inO-
rsmfne. Ss ri for Dor Del tunot
eoot Ii9e itrats gaa meo paa al
oios apinoen mere
paa I &c 8ilfadr meo M a NJ
BEN. Wen Der mgoer Ri netop Den
,ooroiffe anuoe", iom life er fad
lei at leie. 6bor langt bsr 8Din-
oeitemmeretten r9ffe? Gr oct moi,
mar bun faar ben pdd lige Bill
faar meo Manoen2 Jor oa blipsr
Der n9ppe 3as ON Stemmeret for
nnore emo De ugifte 8oinoer elsr
aDinoer meo felOftan6is GrbDero
pg Sfattepligt. Oette Spsrgsmaal
Far Daret 9enitano for life faa
Iiosn 9reftelfe oerbjemme.
Sagen er, at ri per bar meo ct
Haturforbolo at gre, lam ingen
ian foranore, og fom Del insen sns
fer at foranore. Wano sr Mano,
Ds aDinos sr 8pinoe, og De er fable
for b~inanoen, for iammen at uoa
gore en- Gnbeo. 5 Gamilien bar
Manoen og 2oin6en bper i'm Sf9re
Og SnoHpoelfs. Men en- Gnbeo
ffuloe Gamilien Delft oeoblioe al
bore. Bar BET oa beloigt, at oennt
gn6eo ffuloe babe en- oobbelt Re.
trnitntation? Sfal Den babe oob'
tslt grbperp? 0obbelt Gjenoom ce
Sfaitepligt2 Og faulebes ogfaa Dob
BELT Gtsmmeret9 Derom ipnss fels
4~pinoefagens burmsfe salsmrnl
lite at baDs nosen ufsiort menins
Merfslis MT bar b mef frem'
fnuen6e aSinoer bt6 Ronsresftn
4sbsnbaDn usifte, SudIe6es b t.
lsosnbe Gfitfslitr btr fra Mmerif;
Misies Gbnpmun Gutt q
4nna $. shup, fissleoss Or
iur. grt. anitd ausspnrl
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eGapreoitdnter. % De mango qr9'
oitener. Nei, lao os tun 9dd II
Stdglen % faa noget uorettst, Der
er pit inaen 5are for Dem. 9iO
mango Here oiloe tdse fat mto aans
eens Strait, at Der mdd rigttg tonls
me 9ip % 5art mo | arbeIoet.
Sea bar tiot o9ret opbp99et al at
tere paa gernene % 9Grernt. "a
ieo bar oafau gepiier for, Al @
S9Oeforn, Iom er fact 9sritns
mo / 9jerierne al eGrerne, bar
'fpiret % baaret Jruat.
Seq bar let omtring / Wteni5b's
, oerne, at man 6ruger foriteai5s
8efiter. Man bar lite bait en-
beitemt Retteinor At fslge. 0et's
Ear foraarIaeet en- lite life 5dms
len / Qrbeioet. Nsj, ri tr9n9er til
noaet beItemt at rette os sfter, at
let mere ensartet 4rhei0e tan tdd
Snopas bos os. Dog bette noe
lutfer os life fra at prspe os rem
loo ie, ON oct ouer, bpdo ri bar
meo at gore. Ser er qoitor peters
liens 5oriIua, iom ban M bar itrs'
ben neo: .8et treble ddrliae Ssns
6agsitolemsoe. afholbt / 5remonf,
Re6r., opmuntrer alle Ssnodgss
roler / Samfunoet til II benpiie
Oe al aomiteen u~oarbeioeot 5et>
tier til Spnodgsitolen og til at
Iholoe Spnodgsffolslnrsrmfos iaa
|ofte fom muliat Iammen mso Nr9e
ten" u
Q. Glauien: sanfen er isg
Iinoe for, men fommtr Ri faa, iom
er iamlet Der. frem meo ct iaaoa7t
|5orIlaa tit belle S~amfunoet, er i:5
bange for, at ri pil gre Sdgen
mere Staoe emo @uon.
gaitor 3biiteo: Seq OilOe Oare
inoe for, at ri oeler 5orilaset / to.
5orsorigt er jeg banae for at begpns
DC pad noget. iom muIigpis lite
fan fortiattes. Oct er let not at
iige 5armerne, at De pda osn %
Den Dag Ifdl fpGnoe fra / Wlrten
en- 5ime eaer TO fer oen ~ia0uanlige
'5io % iad TONNE til SsnOdgss
ifolel9remeoe; men fan man fd1
Dem til oct; oct er en- anoen Gag.
gaitor peterien: 6pdb ct Weoe
for belle Sdmfun6et meo 0elesdter
til Steoe peotager oa inosr gOot
% ri9tigt. buroe not tunos bsrss
|uoen at fremtdlOe f~oriteoenoe 5fs
lelier. 5 ari9en bar 9erne oe iters
ite aanoner Den beoite 8irtHing.
|Man eiper PED bette 5orlag ct
Staas Reiultat at Msoet.
q. Glauien: aunoe man life
laoe oct gaa inc i Referoiet / Stes
oct for at Iaoe oct gaa ION ct Jors
Tag til gtaoene.
qaitor 6briitenien: 6Dis 0e.te
5OriIae O~irteli9 er ct llotrpt ira
ale Ssnoassftolelarernes 6jerter,
iom Der er til Steos. iaa tan jes
lite ie, boorfor oct life tan gdd
iom Ell 5oriIag.
q. Sobnfon: Oct 9ooe fan man
lite fad / gru9 for baitig. 9do os
hellere 9ad til Qfitemning.
a~irtegadro: Sea ipnes lite, OPP
~runtre pasier iaa eoot. Diloe ops
forore life paste beore.
paitor 6eeoe: Gr man rsoe til
4fitemnin92
81 eniiemmist Sd 100, % Qfs
%itemning fulgte. oe 5orildsst bteo
peotaget. 9erpdd ilutteoes Msoet
meo Bon at paiior Qnoerien.
5orti9ttss.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-31
Zen t3be senoag,

.GbensG3er", 9ruib. Solo.
Oct qamle G~oangelium mso Oct
gamle guo ON 9drmbjsrs
tlabeoens 5ieneite. ON aabns 9lers
ter for Raftens Heo og 5runs,
ON at oen, iom giOer en- at oisie
minOite ct gager toIot 9ano, Itdl
lite mite i'm 9pn = bill mart at
ter lpoe til 9errens 5olt.
5 Ssiu 9don tOmmer ri atte'
"a banter paa bos eoer me0 Ben
til eoer ON at TONNE 9%ernin9en
tlanot Be ipge paa neense3er
/ 5u, mar 5 paa 13oe SenOag
efter 5rinitatis iamles ON 5rsliens
Orb % gdrmbjertisheoens guo. -
Del er meO 5af ri Ter tilbd3e III
.fioife Mars 13oe Senoag; tbi Ben.
nsrs &arligbso bleo lagt iua tpoe-
ligt for 0asen. 5Orri9e aar ipo+
Tom / MenigbeosOfre ca. 45C
|Oon. Sioits aar Oeo 700 Doll.
0isie 9dper og 9enners a9r'
ltgbeo bar paret % til ~Oi0tr9tteno.
|.6jelp; thi uogifterne bar pare
mango. Ofte bar ri madttet fsl'
Dor uful0tommen1eo, men 6errer
FAR Oeret goo og bans geliisneli'
bar boilst oper @erninsen. ida Der
i Oar BAR funnel begpnos at an
.taqe oen Stiftelie, Den ituloe.
5 5jor baooe ri tun cen gros
Ser = MI par pi to. Der bar IN
gen Seftre bjemme M er De-
IRE (oen enc er for gioen / Den
Der at pleje en- ing aOinoe). Der
@ana boeoe ri / lejeoe 2otdler
gnen : MI Dor Ri paa port sset
belize Stpffe aano. Den Sang
par aft paa 5eltfoo - m tan D
.iette alt, 6por oct faI itaa. 8i
far ct 6pggsligt 8s9ersliss 9usi
ct gaoe6us meo pdrmt og tolol
0ano, iamt Snoretning til alr'
stprte< os Solbdos; en- aissss
bal meo plaos for en- baIO Snss
qdtienter; ct 8anop9rt, iom fsrsr
9ano til gaoebus 0. I. b.
9i 6ar 10 bpseeIise 5elte, Der
tiliammen bar toitet ca. $50 Dol.
uoen Wsblement. Gnooioere er Der
5 6eite, 5 aer, ungtr9, 9osne o.
|. D..
80 af Stpreliens Meolemmsr
fra Oenper geiteoe os forleoen %
uotulte ~gentagsnoe, at be hopoe lite
tanfi, Ri par tommen iaa ldn9t
meo at fad Oroen / 5insene.
Oct er meo Eat Ri msooeler, at
% ipge inotil MI bar mootaget
pleje bos os. De bar D9ret Der
fra nogle Tiger til oDer to adr.
Gn Miis Nilfm fra aenofbd.
IBIS, bar oaret Der n1iten frit !
Is Maaneoer, en- dnoen, paitor s.
MslIer, / 8 Mor. aofti1ise Par
arbejoet mere e0er minore for oers
mso at rsoueere llogifterns Oeo Ops
bolott.
Og aft bette er ri bleDen I Stano
iii at gre. foroi genner i besse
|Samfuno bar tanft paa Os mel
faa mesen arrligbeo.
en gammef Mano Ct bIeDen op.
|idget og bill fau fit Diem pao
gbensG5sr", faa lnnge ban leOer
Deb Cubs gelfignelfe er bet lpt'
|h6es at faa bet aft inoretxt Of
|cr6n<t; men snbperl bill inofe, at Dc