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Dinner With Several speeches--Bath-
 ing and Other Amusements Enjoyed
 Sail to Savin Rock.
 Before taking special trolley cars to Lighthouse Point yesterday morning, about eighty odd Fellows from differ ent parts of the state met at the hall of Grand Canton .Sassacus and held an informal meeting. About Il o'clock they arrived at Lighthouse Point, where they held an outing and picnic, instead of the usual annual encamp- ment. At 1;3O the two teams Sassacus and Aurora lined up for dead earnest game, and the Aurora team won out. A shore dinner was served at 8 o'clock, at which the speaking was of an informal nature. Colonel Becker of Waterbury was the principal speaker.
 Delegates from Waterbury, New Britain and Norwich were present in gold lace uniforms, which made the command under the direction of Major Chatfield of New Haven look very im- posing.
 After playing several kinds of games, all hands went in bathing, which is very delightful at Lighthouse Point. About 5:3O the members took a trip to Savin Rock by boat. There they went through the White City, and oth- CT places of amusement at the Rock,
 The department council has been planning the outing with Major Chat field of New Haven in command as chairman. It was one of the most pleasant gatherings in the history. of the order in this state. Among the more prominent officers who were pres ent were Colonel Becker of Waterbury, Colonel Moore of the same town, ex- Colonel Tyler of Bristol, Major King of Norwich, ex-Colonel Sloane, acting Colonel Chatfield of the Grand Canton Sassacus of New Haven, Lieutenant Colonel Lewis Rempher of New Haven and Captain Backer of Waterbury Twenty Chevaliers were present from Waterbury, fifteen from Norwich. twenty from Sassacus of New Haven and fifteen from Aurora, New Haven.
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VICTORY AND TIE FOR WATER.
 BURY

Waterbury, Aug. 9.-In 8 double header here to-day Waterbury defeated New London in the first game, to 3, and after getting a poor start in the second game tied the score by a batting rally in the eighth and the captains agreed to call the game at the end of the ninth, each team having scored sev- en runs. Darkness had almost set in and the New London team had to catch a train. Farley, who has been laid up with an injured arm, suffered on July 4, started to pitch the first game, but he weakened in the sixth and retired in favor of Rogers. Voorhees, was hit hard at the beginning of the second game, the visitors getting seven rsns in three innings Rogers took his place in the fourth inning and New London failed to score again. Two of New London's runs were scored on passed balls which struck the umpire. Rice brought in the tying run by stealing home. The scores by innings:
 (First game)-
 R.H.E. Waterbury ....O0104O *-7 9 2 New London. 70 0 0 0 0 2 0-3 10 5 Batteries-Farley, Rogers and Thack- era; Mclaughlin and Page and Re frange.
 (Second game)-
 R.HE. Waterbury .....01120Oo oSO-7 ' 8 New London,..4 ? 0 0 0 0 or 12 3 Batteries Voorhees,, Rogers and Hughes; Long and Refrange.
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Assassination in T4als.

Tifis, Aug. 9.-Herr Eidelman, super intendent of the street railroad system here, was murdered on a car to-day, His assassin escaped. The crime was an outcome of the revolutionary trou- bles.
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BRIDGE PoRTERs BACK.

Bridgeport, Aug. 9.-The strike of the sixty-four switchmen of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad here is at an end, the men having returned to work this afternoon. They quit work this morning out of sympathy it was said, with the New Haven freight yard strike.
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DENIAL FROM DANAHER.

Meriden, Aug. 9-Owz:er c. J. Dana her, of the New Haven baseball team. to-day denied the truth of the story, telegraphed from here last night, that
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New Haven.
winning run made with one out.

*Winning run made with one out.
 Score by innings:
 Springfield ........0 0 0 0 Q l--2 New Haven. .....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 % O--l
 Sacrifice hits-Flanagan, Standard, Robarge, Drake, Hayward. Stolen bases-Yale, Hannifln. Two-base hit Sherwood. Three-base hit-Stankard. First base on balls-Off Hess 1. Left on Springfield 6, New Haven B. Struck out-By Hess ', by Nolte s. Double play-Drake and Yale. Time of game-One hour and f1fty-five minutes. Umpire-Hickey.
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At Boston
R.H.E.

St. Louis .....OOO0000101-2 0 Boston ......O 0000010 0 0-1 6 4
 Batteries -Karger and Marshall; Dor- ner and Needham.
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1t Detroit
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American League.
At Chicago
R.H.E.

Chicago .......1OO0001OO1 1--3 g 0 Philadelphia 70 0OOo1 0--2 9 0
 Batteries-White and Sullivan; Dy- gert and Schreck.
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At Philadelphia
1a.H.E.

Philadelphia ....OOO02101*-4 8 2 Cincinnati ......0 000O1O 1-2 5 1
 atteries-Sparks and Donovan; Fra ser and Schlei.
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R.HE.

bHllerleS -N pleVeT, EuDdHKS ana Payne; Falkenberg, Hughes and Wake field.
 At Cleveland-Rain.
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R.H.E.

New York ......4100ofo0--6 3 Pittsburg ......0 0 0 0 0O 0 co 4
 Batteries -Mathewson, Ferguson and Bresnahan and Bowernan; Liefield, Philippe and Peitz,
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hitting won her the game. The scores by innings: (First game)-
 R.H.E. Bridgeport .....O OO0O0O3 *-S 1 Norwich .......0 000s10 O-1 l Batteries-Murphy and Beaumont; Stevens and Bridges. (Second game)-
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National League.
At Brooklyn
R.H.E.

Chicago .........2O0200O01-5 0 Brooklyn .......O 0 3 0 0 0 0 Q 0-S 2
 Batteries-Taylor and Moran; Mc1n- tyre and Bergen.
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At New York
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Bridgeport .....2oOOOOO1"-3 9 l. Norwich ........2 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 2 0
 Batteries Murphy and Beaumont; Edmunds and Bridges.
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ODD FELLOWS OUTING.
STATE MEMBERS ASSEMBLE AT
 LIGHTHOUSE POINT.

Informal Meeting Before Leaving Aurora Wins Baseball Game---shore Dinner With Several speeches--Bath- ing and Other Amusements Enjoyed Sail to savin Rock.
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Abstracts Of Title
/. N. upHAu, Manager.

The blaisdeII-Bird Co.
are Official, AbstracterS
and furnish bonded Alb
stracts Of Title for any
land in Ward County.
The importance Of abso-
iutely correct Abstracts
is often underestimate
and the greatest care
should be exercised by
customers in their Sc
lection Of Abstracters.
This company is under a
SO, ooo.0o official bond
Ito Ward County indem-
nifyink S t Q m Q rs
against loss.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

RI FORECLOSURE BY ADVERTISEMENT.
s Notice is hereby given that that cor
TIN mortgage executed and delivered by
Blanche Thomas, mortgagor, to the Min
Iasota Title insurance and Trust Com
pany. OF Miu1eapolis, Minnesota, q cor
po,rstiona created under the laws Of the
state Of Minnesota, MORTGAGE, dated the
10th day OF May, 1904, and filed for rec
ord in the office Of the Register Of Deeds
OF the county of Ward and state of North
Dakota on the 18th day of May A. D.
1904, and recorded in book "a Of Mort
cages at page 1927, will be foroclosed by
3 sale If the premises in such mortgage
and hereinafter described at the front
door Of the court house in the county of
Ward and state OF North Dakota at the
hour of one o'clock p. m,y on the Four
tenth day Of April, 1905, to satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage on the
day of sale.
The premises described in such mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are described as follows, to wit:
All that tract or parcel of land situate
in the county of Ward and state OF North
Dakota and described as follows, to wit:
The northwest quarter of section five.
township one hundred fifty seven, range
eighty one.
! There will be due on such mortgage
at the date OF sale the sum Of sixteen
dollars and fifty nine cents.
Dated February Is, 1906.
MINNESOTA TITLE INSURANCE
AND TRUST COMPANY.
Mortgagee,
Address, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
JOHN j. LEE.
Sheriff Of Ward county, N. d.
c.. AURLAND,
Attorney for Mortgagee,
P.O. address and Office, Minot, N. d.
3-1-4-l2
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James johnson.
Attorney for Claimant
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NOTICE or SALE.

u FoREcLosURE BY ADvERTIeEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that that cc5.
tain mortgage executed and delivered oy
Svend Thompson and Hannah Thomp-
son. mortgaRors, TO the Minnek0tA little
insurance aud Trust Company. q MID
reapolis, Minnesota, I corporation Great
cd under the laws Of the stAte Of Mime.
sota. MORTGAGES, dated the Fifth day q
Jnue. 1903 and filed forfeco,d IL the
.of{icN 81 the Register 81 deeds 81, the
county 81 Ward and state u Worth %,
kota on the 9Th day Of June a. y. l9lR3
and recorded ID book p of N orsgages q
page AL will be foreclosod by . sale q
the premises in such mortgage and ho!e.
mater described It the front door Of the
court ghouse "a tho county Of Ward and
state 81 North DakotaEat tho hour OF one
O'clock .. m. on the Fourteenth day Of
April, 1908, to satisfy the amount que
upon such mortgage on the Day OF SAFE:
Tho premises described N such moIs.
gage and which will BE- sold to SATISFY
the same are described as follows, % VII
All that tract or parcel Of land situate
in Ward county, state OF North DskoIs
described as follows, to wit: Inc SOUTH
east quarter Of section twelve IN town
ship one hundred and sixty one, range
eighty nine. 4 M
There will. Il, due on such mortgag,
at tho dat~nfsale the sum. Ot fourteen
dollars anll 1orty cents
&, Da6aa EahFnaIT. q, I'D
Bill MlxrnoEA .TrTIK NyURANcl
ksss AND Ixusr Cum MI ~ -
s5' Mortgagee,
Adansas, Minneapolis Mimssstas
JORnsJ~LHE,,s
k Sher,ff u Ward county, n. D.
G. AuRLAHD,
/ Attorney for Mortgage,
k$R q. address and Office, Minot, n. D.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

FORECLOSURE BY ADVERTISEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that that Ger
tain mortgage executed and delivered by
Edward Johansen, mortgagor, to Mime
sofa Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany, Of Minneapolis, Minnesota, cor
pors,ion created under the laws Of the
state Of Minnesota, mortgage, dated the
25th day Of Nay A. D. 1903, and filed TOR
record in the Office Of the Register of
Deeds Of the county Of Ward and state
Of North Dakota on the Goth day OF May
A. D. 1908, and recorded IN book p of
Mortgages at page 43l, will be foreclosed
by sale Of the premises in such mort
gage and hereinafter described at the
front door Of the court house in the
county Of Ward and state IF North ,Da-
kota at the hour of one o'clock p. N. on
the 21st day Of April A. D. 1905, to sat
isfy the amount due upon such mortgage
on the day Of sale.
The premises described in such mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the Same are described "a follows:
Tho northwest quarter Of section
twenty eight, township one hundred fifty
eight, range eighty one, and located IN
Ward county, North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage
1t lhe date Of sale tho sum Of thirteen
dollars aud pine cents.
February q. 1905.
MINNKsorA TITLE Insurance
AND TaUsr CoMPAHY,
Of Minneapolis, Minnesota
Mortgage.
JOHN J. LEI,
Sheriff or Ward county, North Dakota.
c.. AURLAND,
Attorney for Mortgage.
P. q. address and Office at Minot, N. D.
3-1-4 II
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]. For Sale or Trade in Farm
Lands, good building with furni-
ture which can be used as hotel,
boarding house or meat market.
Half block northeast new depot.
Invuirp III IIJyls N, Nelson at Park
Eota!, Nine ~
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NOTICE FOX pub .ICATION.

Department Of the Interior Land Office at
Minot, North Dakota, February II, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver of tho United StatesLand OF
fice, at Minot, North Dakota. ON April 1908,
swl4 OF section i, township l54 north, range 81
west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
Thomas Jackson. Edward Waldref Erwin
Waldref, all of Minot, N. d. and Earl Sired.
wick, of Hecker. North Dakota,
l.. D. MCGAHAN, Register.
James Attnrney for Claimant 2-2-scs
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Farm Loans

J. ". C0cARAAE, Manager.
The Blaisdell-Bird Co.
is in a position to make
an unlimited number Of
reasonable farm loans
at lowest interest and
upon m ost favorable
terms. No b mus or
commission.
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EIGHT GOOD REASONS.


w. J. Bryan on the Farmer
Boy Proposition Why. ! Boy
\ Shonld BE ! Farmer.
William jennings Bryan's eight
reasons Why 9 boy should Is, Y! y a 4.
farmer: 81
l. Farming is an independent
way Of living, compared with
work in the city. The farmer
can supply his table with meat,
vegetables, bread, milk, butter
and eggs, and he is less affected
than the residents Of the city BY
fluctuations 10 the price Of these
commodities. The clothing &C.
count, too, is less for those who
live upon the farm than for those
who live in town. The farmer
and his family avoid the rivalry
that leads to extravaganza.
2. It requires less capital IL.
begin work upon 9 far II! I;!llls =! TIA
elter5a any other sort ofiedepsa}
ent business. One can usually
obtain farming land on shares.
whereas for any. mercantile pug.
suit it is necessary to pay remit
often in advance. If one has not
the means to buy horses, and
plows and other agricultural i'm
elements, he can usually find =
small piece ofground neara town
or city where he can raise veget-
ables, and thus make g start
that will enable him to equip
himself for larger farming
8. All the members Of the
family can assist in farming, and
that. too, without hardship.
4. Life upon thefarmis health
full.
5. The habits Of industry and
application required upon the
farm are valuable capital, no
matter to what occupation or
profession the mind is turned.
6. Farm life cultivates hospi-
tality and generosity, and, with
out removing temptation. gives
parental influence a chance to
strengthen the child before the
seeds Of disobedience are i'm
planted by evil associations.
In the city there is little man
ual labor for the boy to do, and
to keep him from associating
with the boys who are by chance
thrown in his way requires con.
slant exercise Of parental au.
thority. In the country, dark
ness shuts out the world and
makes the sfreside a welcome re-
treat for all. The farm is con
ductive to good morals. The
farmer lives amid miracles and
feels each year his dependence
upon the unseen hand that di
reefs the seasons and sends the
refreshing showers. Reverence
teaches responsibility, and 8
sense Of responsibility is a whole
some restraint upon conduct.
Z. The farmer learns early il
life the true basis Of rewards. By
having to give a dollars worth
Of labor for a dollars worth o
product, he is taught the service
to be fair, must be reciprocal
He never falls into the demoraliz
ing habit Of expecting something
for nothing. He teaches by ex
ample that labor is honorable
and has that sense OF proprietor
ship in his handiwork which only
those have who feel that they
have honestly earned all that
they receive.
8. The husbandman is thu
most reliable political factor il
the nation. He is the best in
formed and the independent
Of all who take part in politica
life. While he IS conservative
and not subject to the frequent
change, while he has conviction
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The best way to rid the system of q
cold IS to evacuate the bowels. kenne-
avs Laxative Honey and Tar acts as q
pleasant, yet effectusl csthartic on the
bowels. II clears the head. cuts the
phlepm out Of the throat, strengthens
the bronchial tubes, relieves coughs,
colds, Group, whooping cough, etc. Sold
by McCoY & Co.
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Business Opportunities
ID NV Town d
b aiSde||
On the Great Northern

40 miles west Of Minot
and Is miles west Of Ber-
|thold. Business lots for.
sale. The new town has
now under way a State
Bank, Lumber Yard,
Grain !. Elevator. At this
time excellent business
topsnin9s are offered for
"a Blacksmith shop, Res
taurant, Hardware and
Drug Store. Small Cap
ital needed IL parties get
| in on the ground floor
before competition conn
pels larger investment.
For prices, tsrms end in
formation call at ofSice or
Post Master G. s. Vie. Gen.
eraI Merchant at BlaiSdell.
Great Northern passenger
leaves Minot for new town
daily at ASS p. m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
Salmebog Mr.. so.

Ny Salmebog med allie Salmerne, ind
befattende det ny Tilleg, ialt 800 Mr.
men uden Tekster Err | passende For
mat, like tyk og klodset som de med
Tekster indbundne Salmebsger. Den
or med flint Guldsnit, Kors, Harpe og
Tittel / Guild og Oh Guldlinie omkring
kanten. %Indbunden | starkt, solidt og
flint Lederbind. med Smudsomslag OF
Federal. ! den Salmebog liar man den
Fordel, at man har allie Salmerne og ! OF
passende Bogformat. Prison or 8l.So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
Gn Storitaos= gGffelie.
Sn 9~etragtning oper Opt. Ser
9apitel 10.
4f u. Gibiger,
Brett peo Ct. Maria airteial
/ ae6eHAabn.

Del par tommet 9offelis / osl
mooerne StOritao. efeios, ftoi
I@etfelie Og truftigt apre.
gfeios par paa Den 5io en- piot
beremt og oriftig gp, Miotpuntt
iblanot aiaeaiiens mango Staoer
Ios RefioensitdO for De romsrifs 2p=
rigbeoer / prOpinien 4iien, 5. b. T.
set nuparenoe 2iaeaiien, titmeo en-
'pirfTom Os oriftig 6anoelsbp-
6poroan oenne 99ffelie egentlig
.fOm, Oeo ri life ret meget ON; 5ors
6ereoelierne, SUBS @eie / 2saoom,
er Der iom iaa cite ffjulte for os.
NpoItlen Yaulus par fommeH til
9Den paa fIpgtig @ennemrejie, oa
ban par Oeo at afIIutte i'm anoen
Misiionsreiie, benbeo Qar 50, =
iaa bar Ser 9Ggtepnrret Qtfpilas o.
Pristind, og Den ompenote Sgoe
9polos, ION me0 gleoenoe Sper
buDoe praoitet SeIus for De oer6Os
enoe Ssoer. Oct er aft, bbao hi
be0 ON ben 5iug.
Wlen 0a qauIus ienere FEN qua
Naret So fom tilbdge efter 2sfte %
Opflog fin gOlig I Gfeios og bleo
ser | naIfen 8 aur, iaa BRIO @rfs
telien lss. 5srit talte ban / ire
Maaneoer / Spnagogen, iOet ban,
fom ban pleieDe, altio ferf benz
penote fig til SUBS aamle u6palgte
Gjen6omsfolf; men % De = ufpfs
felise Soft, altio iig iefD lige - nfor@
h9roeoe fig og bar pantro", faa
Denote paulus fig me6 fin preoifen
til 6eoningerne, % ga ban bdbos
orbejoet | TO 9ur. bar Ser fort dan=
0efigt Rsre.
Den be0ige Sfrift fortaner befs
en-, at 6errens ardft bar unoerfulot
pper pdulus, rfaa man enooa brdete
Spe0eouge og 6ddnofl1oer fra
Fans oegeme til De fbse. os Chg
fommene beg fra Dem, % Sc onss
aanoer for uo at benz. st enbnl
fturfsrs Snotrbf eioroe oct manFe
paa Mansoen, at ct Menneife, os,
bar befai af en- oro aano, fprana
ne paa fpp isoiffe Acknowledgement
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Ksbenhavn og Omegn
&

Dette er Titlen paa en- ny Samling al
fine Billeder fra Danmarks Hovedstad.
udkpmmen paa Wilhelm Trydes kust-
forlag ! Ksbenhayn.
Indeholder b store Billeder at NEST
bekendte Strsg / Ksbenhayn og Omegn
deriblandt Diet nye Radius, Marmor-
kirken, Vor Frue Kirke, Vor FreIsers
Kirke. Engelske Kirke, Rosenberg, Ere
d~ensborg, Bsrsen, Parti af Dyrehagen
Reden, A~malienborg, Drowning Louises
Bro. Skodsborg. Roskilde Domkirke on.
ALE B.llederne er flint udfsrte og godl
reproducerede. bet er eli fin samling al
have. Den faas for 45c. Firm. modt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

.0nn bar life mere. Men inssn
~fnugen0e 5ortbiplelfe gre6 mig. 6an
eur 4 fun gadet inc til 6pilen.
Den fitors, bsrlige alfdosr 6dpos
hentet BAN op til figr.~~.~~..tueet
nam bort fra Sorolipets SmuOs
CO frslit BAN in0 / fit Rigs.
Dun bar fun guaet foruo, og on
Iffe l9ngs DilOe ban o9iaa fsre mig
0io, bpor min 0en bar.
s CUBS a9rligbeosfdnfer par
pi, fsr 8eroens @runoDolo 6lsD
Engi. 5 SUBS aorligbsostun-
FER lspso jeg eno......
:onn bapoe gipet mig BET tungftt
G5Iag. iom nogen magteoe at Bore.
rarn Jan bapos gipet oct meo fin
Eyrn1ns Jaoerbaano...-..
Mens Sen fore fnugenoe Sorr
boIot pad at FIRE mig til 5ortbios
Eelfens Rano, fteg ban meo Der
Tfore liDgipen6e Drif neo til Ser
e5inl. Ser tpriteoe efter Def lepent
ix Qano, og mso oaIfeoriffen
rxn onoen .6aano til ben lorgfulo
% beoreDene.
EfierTom jea ff fue 5relierenl
EyrzSps Snotoa / Sjalen..-...Og Sia
Yvns bsrIige Snosung til 2iOtt,
BIsp BET mtg muIigt at aiOe SIil
~ Sen. {om iea bdDot trpaIet 0a1
q 8lal om IT maaite btboIos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20
Sfanoinabilf aogebog.

0et mao it.s slemmes at hi fRls
ger en- goo aoaebog, uourbeioet for
ftunoinapif 5usboloning I Qm.rita.
Den er me9et pruttif og moi paro
at ejs. Man ian bel moi foa Wao
ire Gange ON 9a9en uben en- aogss
bog; men Maoen tunoe manffe Hipe
Iiot beore Deo 6j9Ip at ben. 9ei
par not b1ro at prspe.
Sanifb antb. pubt. 5Ou {.
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-20

ga os hprte oct sreospenoe 2z5is
mers afsuoss 6pIoeitraab.
Obi ielo ON oer snonu beItoO og
psobleo At beitoa en- Menigbeo i Sic
fos, iaa innes oen Dog tioli9 at BABE
.tabt i'm Strait. Oct iioite. Np Sc
itumente forteaer os ON Menigbes
Den / gfeTos, er Seiu d%lporstunge
QOoorIelsor0 til Sen / Oct fsrite
af De ino Ssnoebrepe / SObannss
9(dbenbdrine. Sap. 2. @ers l fIg.:
.0u bar pei lloboloenbeb og bar
orbejoet for nit Napns Sfnlo og
er life blepsn trat", flyer Seius ON
zen; linen jeg bar Bette imoo Dig, at
on bar forlaot oin ferite a9rligbeo!
Som oerfor | Su, b%porfra Oh sr
.faIoen, og ompeno Dig o9 gsr De
.forrige @erninger; men bbis life,
"a tommer leg mart oper Dig og BIZ
.fptte Din ebieitage fra tit Steo,
berIom Oh life ombenoer 6igl"
Og fprrger Ri iaa airtebiitorien
om, bpao BET Bier til. at. iaa iOurer
Sen, at set bleo life beore, gpen
rmOsnote ii9 life, os = ebisitugen
bIsp flpttet.
Den 9n, ooer 6Dilten Qpoftelene
9aulus' oq Sobannes' 5piaingftjer-
ne lpIts / oen fsrite Meni9beos 0as
ae, falot | Mubameoanernes @olo.
.Os Ser, bbor en- Sang aorfet funfs
leOs til 6relIe for snnoere. Infer
MI Sslams blsgs Salomaane Oper
.ipnten6e Ruiner os ct Golt / Dr.
oens Gdtl
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