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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-18


Qeferne til at tenfe oper Oct.
Os oct Maal ipnes at oere naast
meo Mr. Miaer. 0m oct er sdast
ANDRE ION BAN. iou ptl ies bier
tefig gleoe mig, TelO ON De iaa
tQnfer anoerleoes emo jeg eer.
Seq t9nfer nu, Ri Tan lore noget
al an0re airfeIamflnO = % oct /
to Retningsr. Der er 5eiltrin, iom
anore bar be9aaet = os Oct er -
en- betenot sag. at pi lettere faor
gie for ANDRES Sell emo for bore
Iegne os ION ri ian fe %
heroeo blioe aopdreN imoo at ggre
De famine. Men Ser er ogIdd 5ora
trim pos ANDRE, Iom Ri tan lare
Iof. Men buif 5oruoiatningen; "pGr
Dig ielp".
CAB mig meo fda Oro iige. boor=
can oe. er gaaet mig. alorig bar
lieg Deret i9rlig friItet til at penoe
por oDrebare lubberife 8irte Rpas
Gen. Wen per / 4meritd fommer
man 10 / 8ersring meo fod mdn5e
lahore, % boerten fan eaer bsr ri
lutte ginene for. boao Ser rerer
fig omfring os. Seq bar moot aSs
ffinioe, ser life ttlherie Dor lutberifs
3irte, men lom gap Snotrnt at. at
oe bjertelig tilbsrte 9erren. Sdas
oanne fan jeg life anoet emo gla&s
pei. Seq bill lunst beaere msoe IN
Iano ariften af reformert getenoelIe
Emo en- pantro 2utkrdner. Men
IfulOe jeg 6erfor opgtoe nit Stdnos
punttP 2angt fra. 5 oen Retning er
oct guaet mtg fdaie0es. at 10 mere
LEG bar l9lt og tent og fammsns
ll9net og Operpejet. 10 mere er jeg
tleoen tlar obsr o9 faft ooerbeuiit
en- Den littberffe 8rfisnoomsopfdts
telfes tore 5ortrin. Wen bpor ieg
timber rRetfarsisssrelien peo 3roen
dlene for &riiti Stnlo," = Der MAJ
LEG 10 netop fom 2ut6eraner
qlaoe mig. gners bar jeg life mig
ielo.
Oct traf fig engdng, at ieg tom
Il Sdmtdle meo en- odrft 8dptiit
preit. 5 Samtuiens 2eb bemars
teoe ban, at ban life tunoe it,
6porfor ri life tunee arbeioe Ianls
men. nadr ri besge piloe bare idno:
ariftne. Oertil foareo ies, at oet
funoe ieg heller itfe. Der par plaos
mot for fanoe ariitne / Sen lutbers
lite airte. Og Oct bar 10 life Dc
Ger oar gddet no ira Dem, men ON
penot. gapffitpr9Tten iusoe ogina.
d. | 6tmlen piloe oi moi life fad
hper i'm 4foeling. 0eri bar ie1
enis meo Dam. Waen ban
bdpbs dltiaa inoremmet, at ri mo-
tunoe tomme mo / 6imlen meo
ror 8drneoaub, men pi tunoe j.
life fomme inc / 8dptfftfirs
ten meo Den. 5or at giue % 90.
gang ptl De BABE os smoebt. Ge.
bar / Oct minoite en- lem Sntonie
trens at De oifos forlange mere for
al tomme mo / oerss airts ems fo-
at tomms inc / 6immeriges Rigs.
1ermeo bapoe Dor Samtale Gn&
6oao ri fau fan lare at De anore
Samfuno? ga, BET bar Mr.
Weiner for en- Del ipuret not iaa
eoot paasHo at pege pda, 6sOr
srattiite Sc er I'll at fua fat paa
I6on.
8or Mtberffe airte bar alereOs
l9rt en- bel Del al ben reformerte
roen Den oerfor FAR opgipet fig
,ielo. 9adoe Senoagsftoler
leg ungoomsforenin9er er
Iaf rsformert O~prinoelfe. Os bOem
Ipil bel unop9re oisie oelitgneN
@~irtfombeoer inoenfor DOR lur
tberffe &irfe? Os ON jeg life
|tager fell, er ben r%eformerte airte
|ogiaa gaast foran / ben npere Sios
Ssoningss Msisfion. 5 1649 (e0e-
I164O ififteoes i England rSelffas
|bet til Gpaneefiets llobreoelfe /
2anoe", os oIereoe for
|Ssn 5i6 bapos Sobn Gliot begpnot
lin 0irfi mbeo bldn6t Snotanerne.
Song 5reoerif ben Jjsroe uofenots
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-18
: Sattiefaoen. y
OFF paitor 5aralo Senfen.
Salt Cafe Gitp. utdA.
Z Hopember 1906.

Den fsrite Sre er fuloet uoe
|9iergens omtring Salrsitdoen. Os
mangaformsoe 5oppe og Stradnins
ger til 3it os Spo for 8pen bar
.fadet Sen bbiobr9mmeoe 2dppe ON
lStlrtorene, Iad oeres rsograd 2aDas
og JjalSioer Ter BELT funtditiite no.
9oppen lpfer bpiot ! Soapiet,
mems Sioerne meo be frad Qinier
fremfafoer Den noget ejenoomme'
gise soc af en- opretituaenoe plsjes
mart, bpis Jurer juit er bepsn
fpfo. op at Den fsrfte 8interine.
Vaa, Utah er MI ct aano. bnor
Der mares os optommer iaa mango
martelise Soter.
Men Naturen Der omfring er
ganffe pift life uoen Stpl0. ON Den
fsrer 0iloifab mo | ens Jantuii.
Gor oenne Gags Stplo funot
man gerne tro, at Wormonismen =
meo oens 9dnfepitofab - bar op.
funoet bernoe, hndo ben = Tom be-
.enot - fet life CT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-18

sliper ienbt til Subftibsntsr. inbtil ubtrpf
lsl,s Opiiselie mootasss at lbsiosrns, os al
gclb sr betalt. / Operensffemmsli. meo o'
Soreneos Staters Botloue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-18

y Dor 1ltdbmisfonar, pditor
6dralS Jenfen, bar unoer oenns
Ooerffrift freost en- R1tte Mrs
titfer i .Rr. D9bl." Stsnt be
dltfaa 40 en- ~temfnelis lang Oms
Ds Ct tonrmen, til aos, BIZ oe ffs
fert i~nteresfkre ale lltabmisfios
mems W<nner. Reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-18

iu3Si Nh u wv tbioiHSiN 'N'iN
loqiaa aaaet foran / ben npere 5ios
Gsoningss Wisfion. 5 1649 (eIe:
I164O fifteoes i England ~Selffa-
|bet til G~pangefiets uobreoelfe
CANOE. os olereoe for
|oen 9io bapoe Sobn Gliot kgpnot
lin 9irffombeo han6t Snoianerns.
Song 5reoerif ben Jjeroe uoienote
81 fsrite Wisiionorer til fine elts
|inoiffe llnosrIaatter q 9ranfebdr)
|17O5.
Ogfaa af osn t~atolife airte fan
Ger bel lares noget, f9rlig | Ret
ring af at bore fig ielO. at paste
paa fine Me6tmmer, os af oens
|faite Organization.
Men jeg pif before fige, bpdo pi
life fol l1re af be ANDRE. 0i ffal
lite ,lars at Sen ~reformerte Rirte
at fade Jornuften metre
|Sfriften. Oct bar 3pinstis os Raj
pins fore Geilgreb, at Be fotte ben
menneitetise Gornuft u 9sif9oef,
ndur BET gi6ISt @sriftfortoltnins.
|Den ftudoe ubgrunbs dlIe opb< Sks
Der % are 9emmeliSbsoer. D<ror
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
Words Of Praise Well-Merited
wTaII,-HNowr1 ARTICLE

practitioners Of all schools of medicine for the cure Of dis
eases of the bronchia, throat and lungs a
Of Queens root, Prof. King says Van Alternative
(bood purfe unsurpassed by few if any other of the
known alternatives. Most successful skin and scrofulous
affections; beneficial in bronchial affections permanently
bronchitis relieves rritations an important cough
remedy; coughs Of years standing being cured aids in
bloodmakng and nutrition and may be taken without
harm for long periods" s.E-: H.. -. 1T
Queens root, Golden Seal root, Stone root Black
Cherrybark and Bloodroot ali articles exoled by leading
practitioners of all the schools the very best cough
medicines made especially valuable when combined with
chemically pure gycerine which greatly enhances
tive action of all these ingredients in all bronchial throat
and lung affections, coughs and kindred ailments
Who can doubt the efficacy of such compound, when
scientifically made up, in DR.. Perces Golden Medical
Discovery? Who doubt that it is effective
e for the several diseases for which ingredients so
highly recommended by the formost writers on ate,za
Med1ca .-.
1t is in the of the chronic lingering per-
ssen and obstinate of bronchial arynga lung
affections attended by hoarseness and severe cough which
if neglected badly treated would generally have
consumption that vGoden Medical Discovery" has won the
highest praise from all who have observed marvellous
control these and kindred affections It is no cheap
compound madeup of trashy ingredients for free dsrbu
ton that curious people experiment upon themselves
as with the many fake nostrums commonly sent out
"tria bottles" It has forty year record embracing many
thousands of behind it, is sold reasonable price
and may be found in all drug and medicine in this
and many foreign countries ~
It will be from the above brief extracts how we'll
vGolden Medical Discovery adapted for the of all
blood diseases scroulous and skin Affections erptcns
blotches pinp1es and kindred ailments also that is
equally good in all Catarrhal affections matter where
seated and for all Of Indigestion dyspepsia torpid
liver, biousness and tonic and invigorator in all
of weaknesses and in debility and prostra
ton the above extracts amply show.
Much further information to the properties and
of "Goden Medical Discovery" and DR.. Perces Favoe
hof
let of extracts from standard medical books which will be
mailed free to address request by letter postal
card, sent to DR.. R. v PIERCE Buffalo, N. Y. 49,.
All the several ingredients of DR.. Perces medicines
will be found, from the reading of this little booklet to
have the strongest possible professional endorsements and
recommendations for the of all the diseases for which
these medicines recommended No other medicines for
like purposes have any such endorsements They
alcoholic non-secret, safe and reliable.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
MORRILL'S SERVICES
Sermons and = Good Music Are An.
nounced for Sunday.

G. L. Morrill, will preach on ssIn a
Basket at the Peoples church, UNIQUE
theater, Sunday at IL am. and show
how immeasurable good may come from
one trivial incident.
Herman La F'leur will sing an illus
trated song and Miss NJ ne L. Black
burn will render recitation.
The De Long sisters and Frank Mil
ton, known as the "saxophone trio,''
will play a selection OH these instru-
ments. James Latourelle and J. Good
year have a cornet duet, and the UNIQUE
orchestra will play. Doors will be open
at 1920.
At the. Auditorium at 8 pm, Mr..
Morrill, will preach on "a Fool and
His Money! and touch upon foolish
and selfish expenditures which bankrupt
ones purse and soul. Views of Scot
land, Ireland and Wales will be thrown
on the screen, Mr.. Morrill, giving brief
"reminiscences Of his recent trip to those
countries. r.
INF. MiSs Ghs a5t Hslsmo viii Play
dfS9ds 2o and 52 Soa
ard: 4 soprano solo s,.Happy DAYS DAYS
Gone By (Strelezki), will be sung by
Miss Jennie Anderson, with a violin
obligato by Miss Holemo. A. f. Miner,
a barytone soloist, will sing Mendels-
sohn s cit Is Enough. The regular
Dance and the %Blue Bells of Scot.
land.'
Miss Eulalie Chenevert. the organist
has arranged an attractive program
consisting Of classical and popular mu.
sic, commencing at 1880. A silver Of.
fering will be taken at the door
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
Bijou Theater.

blJou LuedJeI.
A production of the newest play by
Owen Davis, which has been given the
title of "How Baxter Butted In
will be given a presentation at the
Bijou next week, commencing tomor-
row afternoon at 2:3O. It will serve to
introduce Sidney Toler, as Billy Bax-
ter, stage creation which was sug-
gested to Mr.. Davis thru the world
famous series of booklets known as
"Billy Baxter's Letters. -
The part of Baxter is that of a
typical, wideawake, up-to.date travel
ing salesman, bright, witty, whole
souled and manly. Baxter, in the course
of daily events, happens to "butt in
to a small country town in staid old
Vermont, just in time to prevent pair
Of old sharpers from defrauding a
young schoolmistress, the heroine Of the
piece, who is continually subject to the
sarcasm and insults of the sharpers, as
well as the villagers, who have been
led to believe false reports concerning
the schoolmistress. =.
Baxter. however, manages eventually
to straighten matters out, checkmating
the sharpers and making everybody
happy, including himself, which he does
by making the schoolmistress his wife.
The play is in four acts. 49,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
\ MOTHERS / Owe.
WHAT IS MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN A MOTHERS LOVE?

until took Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescribon In two
months was much better and stronger and in four months
was well Have had disagreeable discharge no
more PAIN so have every praise Favorte Pre-
scr1pon consider it without equal for ills of women"
All the ingredients entering into Dr. Perces Favorite
Prescription printed plain English on each bottle
wrapper Dr. Pierce thereby shows that he afraid to
tell his patients just what this medicine Of This
IS not true OF other medicine especially designed the
cure OF womans peculiar ailments The Prescription
also the only medicine sold through druggists
na does not contain large percentage of alcohol
tains not drop l.. -"
AS an indication of the high esteem in which the medi
cal profession coming to regard the several ingredients
OF which Dr. Perces Favore Prescription for weak and
ang women is composed have here insert only
the following:
Dr. John Fyfe, of saugatuck Conn, Editor of the
Department OF Therapeutics in The ECLECTIC REVIEW
says of Unicorn (euias Doa) one of the chief in
gradients of Dr. Perces Favorte Prescription IA remedy
which invariably acts uterine nvgorator and always
tavos condition which makes for normal activity of the
entire reproductive SYSTEM fail be of great
1uess and the utmost Importance to the general prac
toner Of medicine" ..
YIN Helonias we have medica1nent which more fullv
answers the above purposes than any other drug zzA zva
am acquainted In the treatment of diseases peculiar to
women it is seldom that is which does not
present some ind ication for this remedial agent"
"Ihe following among the leading indications for
Helon1as Pain or aching in the back, with eucorha;
atomic (weak conditions of the reproductive organs of
women, mental depression and rtabty, associated with
chronic diseases of the reproductive organs of women
constant sensation of heat in the region of the kidneys:
enorrhagia (vfooding, due weakened condition of
the reproductive SYSTEM aenorhoa arising from ac-
companyng abnormal condition of the digestive organs
and an aneenc Chin bloo habit dragging sensations in
the extreme lower part of the abdomen"
II more or less of the above symptoms present no
invalid woman do better than take Dr. Pierces Favoe
Prescription of the leading ingredients of which is
Unicorn root or Helonias
MEN AND WOMEN
should have medical book handy for knowledge power
They should know about anatomy and physiology They
hob
to advise and daughter Has unequaed endorsement
Of the press ministry legal and medical professions The
divorce admitted by physicians and shown by court
records to be the violation Of the laws of self and
standard work is the Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad
wiser by RV PIERCE M D. Send 81 stamps for
the cobound book stamps for the vol
ume.- Address Dr.. R. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
. WHO ran to help me when fell
And would some pretty story tell,
Or kiss the PLACE to make it well,
NV MOTHER
MOTHERS worries are many. She sometime.

Il \ MOTHERS worries are many. She sometimes for
II gets her bodily discofots because Of her over
towering love for the child She becomes broken
down. seepless nervous irritable and feels tired from
morning until night Many mothers of experience can tell
you that at such time they have been relieved benefited
and strengthened and put into proper health by taking
prescription which their mothers had told them was the
best womans tonic and nervne taken at such times
Dr. Perces Favore Prescription has enjoyed an envabe
reputation for third of century In all that time it
has sold largely in the United States any other
tonic for wonans needs. Dr. Pierce made up this pre-
scpton from native medicinal roots without the use of
particle Of alcohol and for the single purpose curing those
diseases peculiar to and when there lack of
womany strength bear the burdens of maternal dutv
How few to this critical time with adequate
strength. The why so many women sink under
the strain of motherhood is because they unprepared
Is preparation then required for motherhood asks the
young woman And every experienced mother answers
vYes." II unhesitatngy advise epectant mothers to
use Or. Perces Favorite Prescription writes Mrs. T. W.
c. Stephens, of Mia, va The reason for this advice is
that Dr. Plerces Favorte is the best
tive for the maternal function No matter how healthy
and strong may be, she cannot use vFavorite
Prescription preparative for maternity without gain
of health and comfort But is the women who are not
strong who best appreciate the great benefits received from
the of vFavorte Prescription" For one thing its use
makes the babys advent comparatively painless It has in
reduced days of suffering brief few hours
1t has changed the period of anxiety and struggle into
time of and comfort.
A DUTY WOMEN OWE THEMSELVES.
"Good actions speak louder than words" So too does
the testimony of many thousands Of women during third
of century speak louder than claims not backed bv
any such record of cures.
Miss Emma Petty, 1926 S. Olive Street, Indianapolis
Ind, Past VicePresiden Daughters of Pocatontas Min
nicola Council, also Organs South Baptist Church. In
dianapos writes "For several years suffered from female
weakness which serious drain on my vitality SAP
ping my strength and causing headaches bearing
down pains and general WORKOUT feeling until really
had no desire to live had many medicines recommended
to and tried many, but did get permanent relief
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
WHAT TO SEE AT THE
THEA TIERS MEX 7z-EVEEK

distinguished by the same charm as
that which is evident in "Cousin
Kate
Never mind; everything will be bet
ter when Cousin Kate comes,' sighs her
aunt when things go wron e, and sure
enough when wise, readable, far-seeing
Kate does arrive, one realizes why she
was not called sKitty,' "Katie,' or
any other kittenish diminutive. From
the time she crosses the threshold, Cous-
in Kate as impersonated by Alberta
Gallatin is a c1ear-headed, cultivated
and altogether charming bachelor girl
with all her newfound honors as a
successful novelist thick upon her and
yet forgotten in the cosy home of her
somewhat impoverished relatives.
Everybody relics on her until bonnie
Kate is involved in perplexities Of her
own and hides an aching heart under
the guise Of comedy. When those she
loves are happily situated and the path
way to her own happiness lies clear be-
fore her Kate shows an expression
which is reflected in the faces Of the
audience.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19

40 much has been written bv the standard medical an
~ thorties of all the several schools of practice in
praise OF the native American medicinal plants
which enter into the composition of Dr. Perces Golden
Medical Discovery, that in attempting quote from the
various works Mae1za edaca hardly knows where
to commence, since they so voumnous that only the
brefes and most imperfect reference be presented in
short article like this. ~+-< ...~
Briefly then us say that the Wooden Medical Dis
eovery" named from the sturdy little plant Golden
Seal the of which largely into its composition
Besides this most valuable Ingredient it contains glycerc
extracts of Stone root Queens root, Black Cherry
Bloodroot and Mandrake root
Finley Elngwood, NJ D., eminent practitioner of
Chicago and Professor of a1za edsca in the Bennett
Medical College of that city, in his recently published work
Therapeutics says of Golden Seal ut is the
natural of stimulants the normal functions of Digestion
It's influence upon the surfaces renders it most i'm
portant in catarrhal gasrs inflammation of so1ach and
gastric stomach) liberation"
Many other authorities we'll as Dr. Ellingvood exto
the Hydrasis Golden Sea remedy for catarrhal dis
of the nasal passages stomach bronchial gall ducts
Kidneys intestines and bladder Among these we may
mention Prof John King, NJ d. author of the American
Dispensatory Prof j. NJ Scudder, NJ. D. sin his vSpecc
Medication Dr. Hale of the Hahnemann Med College Of
Chicago; Grover Coe, M d. of New York. in his vOrganic
Medicines" Dr. Bartho1ow of Jefferson Med College, Phila
and of other leading medical writer's and teachers
All the foregoing eminent authorities extol the curative
virtues of Golden Seal in of stomach liver and in
testinal weakness topor and liberation of bowels Dr.
Engwood recommends most highly Vim those cases of
atomic dyspepsia when the entire apparatus including the
liver is stagnan and imperative" He also exto it
highly in the weaknesses and arrangements peculiar
to and says ut important remedy in many
disorders of the womb" Golden Seal Hydrastis is
Important ingredient of Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescrp
ton for weak, nervous vrun-down women.
But to return to the vGolden Medical Discovery" it
may be said that its curative properties wholly de-
pendent upon Golden Seal valuable is equally
potant ingredients add greatly to its value and
not less important than the Hydrastis, Golden Seal
In all bronchial, throat, lung and kindred ailments
Stone root Black Cherrybar Queens and Bloodroot
each plays as important part in efecting the phenonna
OF "Golden Medical Discovery" does Golden Seal
All these ingredients have the endorsement Of prominent
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
Lyceum Theater.


At the Lyceum theater tomorrow af-
ternoon Ralph Stuart and his company
will present for the first time on any
stage ':At the Rainbow's End This
composition represents the latest
achievement of Franklin Fyles, the vet
eran dramatic critic of the New York
Sun, and Ralph Stuart, leader of the
Lyceum forces. @ +: e
The first act takes place in Albu-
querque, n. M, and is exceedingly pic
turesque. There is celebration of a
saint s day, and Mexicans, Indians and
the populace are abroad in gala attire.
The second and third acts take place
on the Santa Fe trail and the fourth
and last act at old Fort Leavenworth.
Ralph Stuart has had the play in
preparation for weeks, and will give
it notable presentation. It is ex-
pected that Franklin Fyles, with a
party Of friends, will reach the city in
time for the first performance.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
A and B First Grade.
Alice f.. FInke teacher
CONTROLLER BETZ BALsKS
Watch Dog of St. Paul Treasury Queers
- Engineers Auto Plan.

City Engineer Rundlett Of St. Paul
is having a hard time getting an au-
tomobile to ride about the city inspect
ing sewer work. The council passed a
resolution calling for bids for the auto
and ordering that it be paid for out
Of the miscellaneous fund. Controller
Betz now comes to the front and saws
for the engineer to be paid out of the
miscellaneous fund; that if the money
is ever paid, it must come out Of the
street and sewer fund. ~ .E.5 a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19

this season, and her new play is said
to be the best vehicle in which she has
yet appeared. '...= -s-
t. The next attraction will be the Mer-
rift sisters. They have singing and
dancing turn which has won great ia
vor all along the international compa-
ny's circuit.
Cato, the celebrated iuggler, who
handles with equal dexterity feathers
or farm plows, accomplishing seemingly
the bill. Another act Of European fla
vor is that Of the Armondo brothers,
who have made many new departures
in their line, especially in comedy work.
The new bill will be presented for
the first time at the matinee perform
ances Monday afternoon. The comedy
bill Of this week will be given this af-
ternoon and evening.