davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1906-04-11
Easter Eggs In Russia.

The Easter egg is used in the Rus
sian church as a symbol of kindly feel
ing between the clergyman and his
flock. At the conclusion of the serv-
ices the members of the congregation
''click eggs with the priest much as
glasses are clinked when healths are
drunk at banquets.
, 1906-04-11

but when the pope has passed they rise
and cheer him, waving their hats and
handkerchiefs.
The high mass following upon the
grand entry is conducted with all the
pomp and circumstance the church of
Rome has at command for festive oc-
casions. After church is over the pope
is carried back to his residence with
the same ceremonies that marked his
entry.
The paschal celebrations in the Eter-
nal City in the times when the pope
, 1906-04-11
Wednesday, April IL, 1900
Easter SWm@dyI I'm
the Catholic
Capital
- G

OSHE great feature of the Roman
Easter is the pontifical high
y mass in st. Peters, attended
bv thousands of persons of ey-
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-02-23

press, the free American outsider.
But then, we are out of it. We can
thoughtlessly dismiss from our minds
the question as to what relation or
relations the Czarowitz Is to the
Prince of Wales. The presence of
President Roosevelt's picture, alone
and orphaned, so to speak, in the very
front of the Almanack de Gotha
(where every other ruler is tabulated
as the nephew, the granduncle, the
second cousin and the "in-law" of
every body) himself included is a stall
wart and cheerful reminder of our
complete independence. We can turn
lightly to take up such problem as
How old is Ann?' But the Europ-
can, when he wants mental relaxation,
t down to the question, eff the
kaiser's mother was the niece of King
Lepold's father, what relation is
William the Second to the great
grandson Of Francis Joseph ?"-Mary
Whiting Adams.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-02-23
ANIMAL REQUESTS.

A free bed for cats is maintained in
an animal hospital in Philadelphia.
It is large cage of polished nickel,
with porcelain floor that slides out
for cleaning, and with an outfit of por-
celain feeding utensils, a pneumatic
bed and an abundance of soft, clean
blan kets
Standing besides this bed the hospi-
tails superintendent said:
"It was bequeathed to US seven
years ago by rich woman. The in
come of $1,000 is set apart for its
maintenance. 1t does deal of good. ;
''B quests to animals" he went on,
"become more and more common as
the various S. P. G.. AS increase in
number.
GA San Francisco woman left the
income of $4,000 to be expended in
keeping the streets free of broken glass
tin Cans and all such rubbish as might
cut the feet of horses.
"There is hospital for birds in
New York, and | know a woman
whose will when she dies will make it
richer by $3.50 year.
"a st. Louis millionaire left good
sum to be devoted to making easier
the lives of aged and broken-down
horses and mules.
"Animal bequests of this kind are
wise. There is another kind of ami
NAL bequest, though, that is foolish.
This is the setting aside of extrava-
giant sums for the luxurious mainten-
ance, after the masters or mistress
death, of pet animals. Such bequests
cause swindling. The person who has
5000 or $500 year to keep cat or
dog on is proiting largely, and when
the cat or dog dies substitutes another
for it in order that the income may not
cease.
81 know of bequests of this foolish
sort to cats, dogs, birds and even
goldfish. In each case there was
cheating. As the real pet died ano-
ther that resembled it was substitute
ed."-Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-02-23
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s'sssss's sssss the Of lZMAZzS7Nt

Grace-Do you remember all the
boxes of candy Jack used to bring
Edna when be was courting? Well,
she saved them all. because candy
hurt her teeth.
aMay-And what did she do with
them?
Gracefully, after their marriage
and Jack lost so much in the stock
market she opened a confectionery
store.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-02-23
CAS- IA.
3ea,a the >,Iha Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss &XAzzezSx

Magistrate and NJ. P.-After ma
ture and careful consider alton of your
case, l have come to the conclusion
that you are lazy, good for-nothing
rogue. May | ask ifyou ever earned
a shilling in your life!
Prisoner-Oh, yes, | have, yer
.onor. | voted for yer 'oner once.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-02-23
gelset Mistellany.
i&
The Atavism of Pauline.


hei o hts, bet We. n the white statues ol
"Prometh. ard Femme au Ser
pent." At our left stretch ed smooth
red road.
"TLe road of love, and it leads to
paradise" remarked.
Pauline was silent. Her dreamy
eyes gsZ.d beyond the little waves lag
ging in toward shore ont to the bank
of fog which circled the waters, as il
to shut us two, there in thea sunshine,
away from the whole world. My
glance fingered on Pauline's ripping
brown hair, on her sssight little nose
on her mouth, and I gave one long
sigh of content.
"Pauline," 1 said, "will you marry
me?"
NO." she answered.
Her tone was caressing, but it held
uncempro missing firmness. The fog
was coming closer in.
"Why?'
Pauline turned her gray eyes from
the OCEAN to me.
"'One thing thou lackest, :" she
quoted softly. Go sell what thou
hast and give to the poor. "
stared blankly1at her. Was this
child of luxury, this butterfly Of fash
ion, turning prea cher?
II don't say it's original, Ebert.
For generations back there's been
every now and then some enc of our
family who has believed and practised
it. suppose the mantsl Of these Pc
culiar ancestors has fallen upon me,
for it has been a lite principle with
me-"
"Maybe I'm dense, but confess l
don't see
81 have more money than l know
what to do with; 80 have you. 1t is
absurd for US to marry and put all our
money together. 1t isn't right. You
must choose some poor girl and | a
penniless man."
2 "Nonsers II
Il really mean it,"
| I reasoned with her for an hour and
at the end of that time left her look
ing at the ocean, her eyes wet, but bel
chin determined. Her chauffeur look
ed at me inquiringly as | strode past
her auto car, which had brought u:
both. l jammed my hat down vicious
" and started along the red road, bu'
it no longer led to paradise. 1t was
no "road @ love" and there was nc
paradise anywhere.
-" And the young man went away
serrowful, for he had great posses
sions.'"
It's am.zing what good nights
sleep will do for q man. Next morn
| ing /. had an interview with my law
yer... 1t was tedious and semewha,
EN- mbarrassing, as had to explain
some things lsuld have preferred
to keep to myself. 1t was over al
last and + sought Pauline.
t. Il found her in the rose garden
writing rapidly. When she saw me
she sprang up. scattering her paper:
on the grass. She smiled at me tear
fully.
| 81 di.coved that / couldn't live
without you" said, taking her into
my arms. II could have given away
d, I'm fortunes rather than los.
you
| felt her start.
"G ven away. + bert, sh. repeated
"Y GU havn't given away"
Every cent" | cried gsyly, leading
her to . seat. just got the business
finished. I'm your penniless man
Now when will you marry m-1"
She stared at me, her eyes roun(
and am: z-d Then she laughed ner
vousIy.
81 have te,,' she gasped.
Cha. What, darling?' ! qneried.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-02-23
GA @ ToRIA.
s'. Bear. tn. r7h 11@ KIND You Hs!s Away: Bought
Signature "a &Azzza(

Jack-I say, Dick, won't you lend
Bert fver?
Dick-Does he need it badly?
Il should say so. He wantt to pay
back what he owes me-.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-02-23

CAN'T induce you to look critically and if "'u
couldn't comfortable by refurnishng
elv adding beautiful Modern we'll made pieces of FUR
NlTURE here and there Or possibly Mattings Rugs
transform the whole appearance of things and give
told pleasure.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-02-23

WE your service with superb line of the most modern
floor covering and we'll charge whatever buy
and accept in payment the smallest amounts when most con-
venient to you.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-02-23
1loietry.
ENDU kA nee.

.d'y wondered if to me
Should &C me the certain strife,
II ain should penetrate its way
Into my shel cred lif";
What would my -urest stronghold b.,
Reasons cool touch, q faith Intense?
And summoned up in brave array
Ny weapons # d fense.
That day def rred has C ,me at last
In pitifu' dismsy
I watch my barriers SO strong
Fade silently away.
Ny boasted faith is quickly past.
Philosophy no moro endures;
Dear for one thi g alone long
Only nv h& nd in yoursl
Helen Curtis, i~ the New York Sun.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-02-23
Could your Home be Surprised.

HAVE you became accustomed your furniture and aoo
coverings that yu don't notice that many things need repac
ing?
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-02-23
f1aiineS'
FIFTY STORES IN
The Gig Southeast Store:
LOWEST PRICES IN WASHINGTON.

" 1501 : 1V1C11D nv w zaN111lSQ IVN' ~
.Sz1>4& =:
No matter what you need, you can
find it here and for j. the Z Least money,
ai~@
Our prices are absolutely the Lowest to
be obtained in the..city of Washing
ton. Give us a chance to prove it.
,24s*
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

ct fratt Snobruostpperi bos grins
Frieori6 % griniesie 9oniie / De-
nenburq. Hetop Den Dag. oa DC
perenoe aronprin8 6reberif at Dan
mart. ror nuperenoe aonae. an
tom paa geip9 6os i'm 9atter. bleo
Der fra oenne i%tiaalet ao~itbarheoer
til en- 9eroi al 10000 eiterri9ite
aroner.
De foranitalteoe llnoerieaelier gar
iHq. 0ienerbldoet a5rsmoenbldtt
til aeiultat. at 9ernin9smenoene
bar to tioligere itraHeoe Yerioner,
S,ulius aei6t og Q%leranoer gt9nd"
m. Den feritneonte lptfeoes Del
ulereoe for noels Tiger iioen at ar
reitere / Grid unoer ct 5orie9 paa
at foretdge ct Snobruostppsri, oa
.0aaen for Startorsoas fit nan fai
raa ~Qlleranoer 9i9parp (hpts rig
tioe Vopn er Samuel Meiis) IN
Isnf0 / guoapeIt. gigparp er. en- 81.
oarioe Spparter; ban tilitOO at bad
bapoe n~eograpet aoitbarheoerns
Qerbeoen al 9eoenbur9,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

Mrs. N. E. champney. 242 West i35 ST, New
York City. skriyer: - s"The AETNA belbredte
mig. for Iritis. efter at LAgerne hayde erklaret,
NJ kun On Operation kunde hjAlpe. over 1
Aaapeder har jeg yAret fnldHtandig rask, og
kan se mt laEe og ~ saa gpit som for. Jeg
anbefalder trostigt "Aetina" for allie ojensyg.
DONNIE"
Emily Knapp. 1920 Galena ST., Milwaukee.
Wis. skriyer;-"Den AETNA, jeg for ct Asr
sden kj5bte. frelste min Broders syn. E.an
var Darsynet og matte BRUCE No. ) og o Bril-
Ter; M kan han gna | skole, arbejde og studdre
u II. Holbrook, Deputy County Clerk, Fair.
fax, Va, skriver: - " AETNA har helbredet
NIT Syn. san ieg like believer al BRUCE BrII-
Ter. leg bar M msget slAlden HovedpIne og
studere. lige III HI II ON Aftenen.-
"Actina' kan med fuldkommen sikkerhed
bruges af gamie og nnge; Diet kan ahsolut iEke
giore nogen skade; Hyert Mediem az famiiIen
kan BRUCE en- .'Aetina' for hyiIkensomhsls
Form nj 0jen-, bre-, Mise, Halssygdomme Of.
Ter Hovedpine. ut VII ware ! aareyfs. OF DEF Vii
altid ware rede I'll Brug. "Aefina'' VII bllve
sendt portofrit. som Pr5ve.
Hyis DE lndsender Nayn OK Adresae IN The
New York 4 London Electric Association. Dent.
2ss n. o29 Walnut. st., Kansas City. No
VII De fuldstHndig fnt erholde en- yardifuId
Beg - Prof. Wilson's Treatise on Disease'"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

@arelaaer og Sn0bo par fOriifrst for
'17-18,000 Str. / m9anmart" %
I9npeotosfen. Om Sloens OPP
tomit er enonu lite ppIpit noget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

9eires 9algtdmpagnt t.
6ppeobeitDrelien for 20. q. og o."
bapoe til 4fienen Den Is. 4pril inoz
buot Wsninesfaler til ct tort pplis
tiff Mroe / apntertpal9et, og Ell
ieroeles tolria 5%pridmling hapos
|%inofunoet Jig. 5oreningens 5ors
mano, aammerberre Miinter. Iebeoe
9apoet. og 0pires 9~aIeprosram Bier
aennemgaaet at gartiets aspraien.
tanter | Rigsoa9en.
salerne bilites meo 9egejitring pa
oeres 0ro mootoges me0 gifdlo,
Ierlig BAR grofesior 8. Mot5en
9enitano for Spationer.
6an bar ogiaa rigtig / qanoei
man marteos Den eamle ilagfaroigs
Qeitator og If en- 5slelie at at Der
laa alpor bag 0roene. oa ban un=
Der 5OriamIin9cns broaenoe 9ifalo
uotolte: aSnaen grun0lOOsanorina
uoen Snofsrelie at 5OrboI0stoIs-
palgl4
) rbrigt tog bnsr al 5olerne I'm
Del at programmed. Or. Bird
tdlte ON Observation-Disclosures
pen, 5~attieIOpen og De spri9e bu.
name 2ope. bpis 9ennemferelfe
ifplotes Miniitrsne SneersleO Oq
gramien.
Dr.. 8. 9. Mpller talte ON 5ors
Iparsiogen. oa ON Den arig. Re=
gerin9spartist bar ertlaret moo 6ei=
re. Gnopioere tolte 6sieiteretsiua-
|frrer 3. g. 6. Senier, qrofssior
6ainger og Gtatsraao 0ammerid.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

Ct Msoe ON noen 9pioe
SlapebanoeI". Zen IA. aprll
fanot Der / st. ). Il. u.s. 5eitiel
.ap6enhapn ct Mgoe Steh, peo bill
fet Mr. goote = / Sperp9relie Al
en- ret talrig 5oriamling 9olot ct
interesfant Do cplpienoe 5oreorag
ON .oen bpioe Slapebanoel". Sore
0raas6oloeren, Der gioroe ct | hel
0rao iampatbetiif Snotrnf, uopitleoc
paa flpoenoe gneelif, hporleoes ban
for fnb Mar iioen, od ban iao | II
aontor / 9onoon lige pluoielig felte
ia greben At Cen 9ipsop9dps, for
6pilfen ban ienere bar pirfet. 9ar
6apbe adnife bift ingen penge, men
8uo 6apoe bert bans 8en. Tad at
ban uoen at bioe bpprfrd -
hdooe Faaet tilfenot ct 9rep. meo
$500 ar. Senere bapoe Den tpife
aejierinoe taget fig at Sdgen, og
pqiaa Der / 8anmart bapoe Spsrgsz
maalet bunoet 5oritaaeli e. San
hapoe NIL rejit 9ennem aae Guropos
6opeoit9oer. og ielo / Spodfrifa
hapoe ban p9ret. 8I. 4. omtalte ban
ct Mgoe, Ser banoe b9ret for Saz
gen / qaris. hDor ogfaa 9anmort
hapoe peret REPRE- ienteret. Der e.
MI for enbper ung qige, Der tommer
til uolonoet. Wuligbeo for at ben
penoe fg til 5orenin1ens 6ialpere,
fom giper mpoe peo 5og og Damn.
Tfib. 100 unee. oonite Qiger bapoe
%-bennttei ii9 At 6j9lpen. men oerimoo
benpso 1000 norife. 5aleren pe9eoe
/ oenne Sammenban9 paa bele Or
teioets triftelise 9dratter.
0erefter funeereoe gaitor Storm
fom Golf for 5oreorugsboloeret,
% Ser blep rettet en- traftig 6enpen=
oelie til Sil6srerne ON at itette
Sagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

Misbonotst. Sire unge Rus
iere ioo forleoen uoe | oen enes g9s
relie / antonieaaoe 9 aebenhopn oa
ipiqebe Sort. I'll at beopnos mer
'eif ali ooot, men meS eel blep o.
iaa ueniee ON en- 5isre. oet enc Oro
fog BET onoet og iIuttelig Tom De
ct pilot Slagsmaal, bporunoer Ct
ire operfalot Den fjeroe % misbdno.
leoe ham meo Slag os Sparf. iao
DER er 5ars for hans Gin. gl. q.
bar ban faast Here Ribben iIaaei
ober.
selDfslaelis tog qOlitiet iia al
Sagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04
BrilIer u~n0dvendige.
Synet kan styrkes og de fleste Por.
mer Of DIensygdomme heIbredes
uden Operation elIer Medlcin.

At Synet kan styrkes. saa at Briller kan und-
Wires ! de fheste TilfHlde bexises ndenfor al
Tyiyl we'd Vidnesbyrd fra Hundreder. der onent-
lg erklHrer, al de er helbrelet we'd, den yidun-
derlige lille Indfetning der hedder ''Actlna'.
Aetna" helbreder ogsaa dnarlige Dine, 0p-
hoFnede djenlaag, Iritig etc; kurerer ogsaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

stir og ''Pteryglums"
uden Operation eller M
dicin. Over haiytredsindH-
Tusind '.Actinas'' or
'bleyen solgte; derfor err
Diet like et Ekspefiment
men ct kOnstateret Pax
tnm. DE fJlgende Breye
er kun Ekscmpler pss.
hvad der daglig modtages.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

9iitop aeroam pil inoleoe og pa
tor @uitap 9eiberg fra airtebeliin=
&c boloe 5oreorag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

9sosfdfb omboro. era
Rsnne ffripes til 81. g.: Sfslss bers
til inofsbet telegram fra N3orernc,
er tremdftet Stonnert ~Sobonnes"
df Renne onfommet BERTH fra Mso
Soneiro. Sfibeis Gsrer, aaptajn
2arfen. og en- Watros, hjemmebss
rsnOe | gfensbors, er osbe unber
gejs og at be ti~lbaeebarenoe 7
Manb er 8 fpge. De fbse er Stprs
man6 Npfer og aof NboIf Nielfen,
fesss of Msnns, FAINT en- tiff Mas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

Riges 6iItorie Der paa Soroen.
goeen ct trpit | tort 5Ormai
faa ipart. trafrit qupir p9 bill uoz
TONNE / ca. 30 6afieg 4 % Gre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04
g Reifeu6elo. 9s. Z.

Ct Rejieubelo. 9s. et'
ce1enee sraftminiiter 9pgsbro AaE
/ gaaifen paret pou 1oenlonosrejis'
timber gejs gift ban meo en- al iin'
gaarerenoe mo / en- l. alasies au=
pee, itsnt geotOmmenoes Billet lfs
paa 2. alagie. aonoufteren opoai
GER 5siltoaelien. Os oct fife llbslS
paffer nogen Spiigt bos Dc rejienos.
men melt forbapiet bier Dog aOn'
ouftprsn, oa ban berte, at ban ltos
O%perfor Ben oanite 5raitminiiter.
Or. Segsbro bar en- forbaoieno'
epne til at tiltrette fig 0pm9rts
iumhe0, mar ban refer, bemartet
r09bl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

5emrerbonoler Gaptpns
|6lugt og 4nboloel E. ennz
nu pioes intet ON 5smmerbdnoler
|Gaptpns 9jemienoelie, ioet aoitial9t
ifal orones. inoen ban fan uolepereb
al oct ARGENTINE politi; 81. q. Itll
en- I~triftlig Qrreitz og noleneringss
'orore ienoes osroper. Men Der tr
til at tro, at SslIerpo Sog.
neraao enonu en- Sang ian fad BAN
i Sale.
Def piIer Jig MI. at ban meo itor
S~neoigbeo bar feet at unogad pc
litiets 5orfeleelie. at ban enobioere
fun leite Billet til aonoon for al
piloleoe Den uoienote politiasiitent
Hielien. og at ban | @irteligheeen
.ofitibeoe fig fra Qntperpen, bpors
fra ban fortiatte Serejfen runot
ON Spoamerita Og fsrit eif ! eano
i Chile. l5erfru rejite ban til Mons
tepioeO, % ba ban life fslts iig fl.
fer paa bette Sieo. pioere til gue.
nos aires, bporfra ban efter tort
gios 5orIsb after anfnd Oct for beoit
at fortratte, men anbplotss | rst!e
2jeblif.
Sm ban bar na%pnepar6igt meo
qenge bOs fig, peo man life. 0st
er ianoipnli9t, at ban bar bragt
6Opeoformusn / Sitferbeb {. e1er
an6et Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

Min6efeft. Den 6. Maj sr oct
100 Nar fi6en Daft. peter Rsr6am
l 2bnsbp blep fp6t. 3 ben MnIeoning
bill Der ben Dag SCI. 8 fn6e ct Wss
be Gtsb | 2pngbp Wenisbeoss ca
Misfonsbus, Deo bpiIten aeiIishso
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

Natlig grano. = Gn ) "a.
milie / Qipsare. era Sla.
eelIe ifribes: Steriorsoag Worgen
peo 3As9ioen opoageoe en- Mano,
iom ifulos efter Gage, at Der bar
Sl6les / aebmano Sopbus Deter
Tens Gjenoom paa greoegaos per /
gpen. 5orbpgningen, bbori bar grs
tit os gebOelfeslejlisbe6. too hcf'
/ Jlummer, ps ou Oct lite fao no,
fom ON Der bar Golf oppe, gior5e
Wdnoen itrats Qnfrig, bpiltet oels
bofteoe 5uieis 8eboere, oels til
fable ct Bar at De narmeftboenoe.
paa bette 5iospuntt ipebeoe Den
.branoliote meo 5amilie I sienfDnii1
aipsfare; bet bar umuligt at tomme
no at nogen Dsr. faa Man6, 6u'
ftru % fem fmoa gern maatie reos
BEG no eennem ct 0inbue til Go
ben, al1e | bet blotte ainneo. 5rl
peterfen blep beipimst barren ben
en- n1rliggen6e gjen6om. Oct INF
fsoes ispriet 8ran6paienet at be-
sranfe Sloen til ben fsrft ontonots
9bsning ifsnt Der ffere Ganss
bnr Slo | Nabobufene - men hess
8utifsbarelaeeret og 105 aroner
|Seoler branote. me6ens Msbferns
bels bran6te. 6els ramponereoes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

uofprungne 9pgegrene.
Den II. Qprif ON Morgenen iuas
uoiprungne gsgeerene / 5rebsritss
berg 6ape, a%ebenhapn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04
@ De bebover denne Bog,

uld Besked ON ct Pianos Bygning og kend-
EN- Encyclopedia. Den ger Diet let at yalge
kan skelne eft daarligt Piano fra ct godt. Den
Illustrationer, alt angaaende Pianokonstruk-
, Information About Pianos. Vi sender den
Send blot Deres Navn og Adresse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

9sosfaIo. Manoug Den 10.
4pril. er profurator, Suititsrada
Str. e. Serseniens gens of9aast
REQ 9sben / acbenbaon / en- III
Der at 70 9lar. afosbe, iom / Den
fprite iIesDieife arig par 9pjtnant
peo artiIleriet og Sntenoant, blsp
ienere gbs og 9erreosfulomeetig /
5reoeritsiuno Og 5ulomagiis bos
2iopotat Salicath. 5 1867 bIep ban
groturator peo llnoerretterne. 6an
bar iarlia ejOrt fig f%Ortjent Deo at
tape taQet Snitiatibet til og aeoel
zen af 2ammefioroens lloterring /
gegpnoelien at 6aIpfjeroierne o9
lloparcelleringen at Hoienpan9et pea
giterbro. iamt peo at bore Meoitif
ter at Observation-Disclosures llnoerz
iietteliesfono. / bois geItprelie ban
nirteoe / noele % treoibe Qar.
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trus, auoolf adufmann. p5os
bannes" bar beitemt til 5almoutR
meo en- Calming iaIteoe 9uoer.

aaftet i ganoet al be-
rufeoe perfOner. 5orleosn
tom ct Selifab. beitaaenoe at en-
Sereent og ire chile qerIoner, ale
nO9et beruieoe. fOrbi SOrieoamsIeerl,
bpor en- Mano iao Og fiitsoe. 5
aaaobeo greb De Manoen Og taite@
De BAN no / Ssen, og oa ban ltreg
ON 9jelp. og 5olt tom Hence I'll,
tog be 5lugten. De blep imioleriio
Itdrpt forfu.gte co omiioer paugrtes
ne paa giterbrO, bOorfra De fsrtes
til Gtationen. Sneen al Dem oiloe
Oars peo, at De bapbe fprsrebet iis.
Gfter at babe opgipet Rapn og 9os
pal, fiji De Con til at saa hiem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

Stpr @ape til Rationais
foreningen. SIMS Gifts Spds
r~etasie. Der fornplig itanteoe 4us
tionalforeningen til 5u6ertuloisnS
getompslie ct gelsb at 10000 9r.
/ a%nleoning uf Gureninsens 5 Mars
Stifteliesoaa. bar / oisie Dage till
iagt 5%orenin9en Ell 8eteb at 10000
Str. iom giorag til Smtoitningerne
peo Opfsrelien at oct ~planldgte
FINITE Boltefunatorium.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

Suftitsminifter qlbertl
oo hons StiItsre. 6r. albsrs
tis raoifaIe Mootanoiodt i asge'
trebien. Heoafter 8%ransager, meo7
beler i lit glao, at en- iarIig Stuls
felie bar rant Suftitsminiiteren, ioei
aoitiaiqe at De @algsrs / asgefreo=
len, Der PED iioite 9als par bans
gtiaere, efter iittert 5prlposnbe Dor
~ofilQaet at p4re bet oenne Gang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

Sn6bru6stbperiet hos
prinfesfe Qouife opfTa<
ret. Der blep / December begaoet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-04

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