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The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

kemper Ahrens' little ak. year.
old son WAS taken sick last week
with pneumonia while his father
WAS in Kansas. Mr.. Ahrens wired
TO have the child taken 10 Pueblo
and Monday night he was taken
there. At last report the child
MAS getting better.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

The Maxwell Kunnbout made II
worlds record in II 10 mile race nj
Ormand tournament Fla. Jan. %.
making the distance in l.. minutes
81 10 seconds. The Maxwell is
the machine that G. B. Stutsman Is
selling.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Miss Ruby Abbott returned from
Sumner last week where she had
been visiting friends for several
weeks. She reports having en-
joyed her visit very much.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

j. p. Veerkamp WAS in Denver
Tuesday and by invitation attend.
ed the memorial services Of the
late +. o. Wolcott by the Colorado
bar association at the capitol.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10
The Forest Reserves.

Aue keImhbVuu ueiu totCS vi
the forest reserves now contains
the grades of forest inspector.
assistant forest inspector, forest
supervisor. deputy forest super
visor, forest assistant. forest rang
er, deputy forest ranger, assistant
forest ranger and forest guard.
The duties of these officers are
as follows: The inspectors duties
are to inspect the forests condition
and execution of all work and to
report to the forester all informs-
ton necessary for the proper man
agement of these reserves, also to
sssist the local officers by sugges.
ton and advise in all technical
and executive matters.
Supervisors must give their en-
tire time to the service. They
have full charge of their reserves,
plan and direct all work, have en-
tire disposition of rangers and
other assistants, and are responsi-
BILE for the efficiency of the local
service. They deal with the pub
lie in all business connected with
the sale of timber. the control of
grazing, the issuing of permits
and applications of other resuls-
tions Tor the use aud occupancy of
forest reserves.
Forest assistants are directly
under the supervisor, from whom
he receives his orders and to whom
he reports aud acts As technical
assistant to the supervisor.
The duties Of rangers are to act
As assistant supervisors. They
may be given charge OF the field
work of any portion of the reserve.
Their duties include patrol to pre-
vent fire and trespass. estimating.
surveying and marking timber and
the supervision OF cuttings. They
issue minor permits, build cabins
and trails, enforce grazing restric-
t,ons, investigate claims and ar
rest for violation OF reserve laws.
Forest guards have the powers
and functions of assistant forest
rangers. Guards are appointed
only when necessary to the public
service.
There are several applicants for
these offices. Frank &. Spencer
is a candidate for supervisor, A. l..
Stronp and Geo u. Boutwell, for
deputy forest ranger and there are
probably others. At present the
San Juan district hxs no officers
aud it is now in charge Of F. A.
Siicox. forest assistant at Glenwoo.l
Springs, who will answer any in.
quiries N to the business OF the
San Juan district
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Fred Cameron bought the NJ.
Thomas feed store on Adams
street Tuesday. Mr.. Cameron is
n very pleasant gentleman to do
business with aud will make n sue
ceSs OF the undertaking.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Kerr & Deeds effected II sale
this week of William +. Hockcr's
home ranch consisting of 100 acres
located ut Rock Creek. The pur-
chaser Is George Hornbcck, of
Missouri.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

At the second trial Of Mrs.
Schmidl.p At Denver. for killing
her husband she WAS acquitted.
The trial judge critisiced the jury
saying. III IL n verdict which il
All insult to society, to every hon.
est man and woman. and n verit~.
bile trxvesty on Justice"
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

DIR. Il. G. Heilmsn, brother of
Mrs. L. ID. Larick, arrived in town
Thursday. He is on his way home
from California where he has been
spending the winter. HIS home is
in Iowa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

The Ssguache high school build.
ing burned Monday morning The
fire caught in the fues in the
upper story. The books, library
piano and all on the first floor WAS
saved. The laboratory on The
second floor WAS DESTROYED. The
school building WAS insured for
5000.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Popejoy and Young have bought
" quarter section of land from l..
r. McAfee, situate northeast of
Monte Vista. Kerr Il Deeds
effected the sale.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Uncle John Fullenwider went to
Denver Wednesday night for II
short visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Frank Brown went up to Stun
ner Tuesday 10 bring down Bert
Allen and wife. Mr.. Aliens
mother was not expected to live
and he wns called 10 Durango by
ieIegrnm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Carl and Walter Hook, of Jas
per, spent several days in Monte
V Vista this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

II. ii. Winchell, secretary of
the Anaconda Milling Co. of Grip.
pie CreeF, received gold brick
Thursday weighing little more
than ten pounds aud valued a,
S2i00. This WAS the result of two
weeks run.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

The doctors say high altitude
l. bad on pneumonia, The little
Ahrcns hoy. who had n severe case
and wns taken Ia Pueblo, improved
us soon ns he reached that city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Wednesday Kansas City was
ahead of Chicago rs a lamb market.
n. l.. Carr sold in Chicago at &c.
70 snd on the same day |. n. Sims
sold in Kansas City at 81.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

\ wreck near La Neta is re
ported which delayed the passen.
ger train today several hours. \
loose engine crashed into the up
coming train aud ii is said the
fireman WAS seriously injured.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

DR.. W. A. Packard Of Boulder
arrived in town Wednesday morn
ing on business and WAS greeted
by many OF his old friends aud
acquaintances.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Earl Allen was out of the house
Wednesday for the first time since
he was taken with pneumonia.
He is recovering from very seri-
Gus attack.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

While helping in the building
Of y chimney for Mr.. Pearson, IN
the east cid. addition Tuesday. n
brick fell. striking +. Il. Cooley on
tn. head, emitting An ugly wound.
Fortunately the accident Was no,
fatal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

| will have nj the Exchange
Grocery Saturday Feb. l7,h. few
full blood.h Plymouth Rock
kooster- for sal. at one dollar
each. Mrs. b. +. AYERS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10
Pedigreed Wheat and cats fol
Mountain Ranges.

The Agronomy Department of
the Colorado Agricultural Exper-
iment Station has several thous-
and pounds of Colo. No. 81 Oats
and and Colo. No. so Wheat for
distribution at a reasonable price.
These grams were developed at an
altitude of 1900 feet and are cal
culated for grain regions of Colo
RADIO between 5000 and 5000
feet elevation.
Colo. No. 81 is sn early matur-
ing, heavy white oat, which the
State Experiment Station has
been several years in developing.
Colo. No. so Is medium hard,
plump spring wheat of good mill
ing quality; short straw but well
filled heads of early maturing type.
1t ripens frcm tea days to two
weeks earlier than common whests
1t Is a very desirable type for the
higher attitudes.
All ranchmen desiring these
grains in amounts from ten to one
hundred pounds each. should send
in their orders at once, to ". II.
Olin, Colorado Agricultural Col
lege, Fort Collins. Colorado.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

q. q. Christensen made trip to
Longmont last week and expects
to move there soon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Mrs. Bushinger aud Mamie re-
turned Monday morning from n
weeks visit in Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell
have returned to Alamosa where
they will make their home. Mrs.
Campbell was formerly Miss Dora
Lewis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

a reception TO the new Mctho-
dist minister, Rev Brctnull, and
family was 10 have been held
Thursday night but sns postponed
on account of case Of scarlet
fever developing in the little son
Of the minister.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

J. c. Bushlngcr leaves tonight,
Saturday for New York where
he goes to direct the buying Of the
opening stock of clothing for the
Grnydon Mercantile Co. of Dur.
nnvo. This is quite n compliment
to our merchants when big con.
Germs like the Graydon company
omc here to secure their buyers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Fassclt's big sale commenced
Thursday with crowds of buyers.
Indications are that the goods on
sale are very desirable and will 90
in short order.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

William Monroe came down
from Del Norte Wednesday night
to see how his lambs were looking.
lie will make shipment Satur-
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Columbia Stock food At reduced
prices nj Cameron's feed store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

". J. Clark made n visit to Wa.
hoo, Nebraska while east. Thn, is
not large city but all Of the side
walks ARE cement. Mr.. Clark says
Monte Vista should hHv. the
cement sidewalks The cost il bu,
little or no more than tn. board
sidewalks and lasts for years.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Interior decorations and fine
vanishing a specially.
ED. V. Busch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Losr:-A nickel plated open
faced watch with silk fob and
hand painted heart shaped charm
with the initials L. b. II on back
Of charm Finder please return
to this office anl receive suitable
reward.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

There are quite n number of
Hoosiers on their way to Monte
Vista. There are eleven IN one
party.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10
School Notes.

The contest in defamation and
Grafton for the high schools of the
San LUIS Valley will be held nt
Del Nortc this year. Alamosa,
Del Nortc. Mosca. Monte Vista
and Sagnachc are the schools form
ing the association. The date has
not been set.
The next meeting of the Valley
Teachers Association occurs Feb.
24, The place of meeting is
Monte Vista. d.. Il. Y. Snyder.
of Greeley, Colo will he the prin-
cipal speaker
The second term of the school
year is now well started. New
classes IN Solid Geometry and Ad-
vanccd Grammar were organized.
At the Teachers Reading Circle
Tuesday evening Mr. Anspaugh
gave n rcpor, on "'Thc Psychology
of Conversion" The view pre-
seated, whether it helps to solve
the problem or not, is one that
provokcs thought.
A 'Lonyfcllow Program" for
Feb. p has been posted ut the
bulletin board a Washington
Program Is generally gwen IN Feb.
ruary, but as Longfcllow's birth
day comes in the same month. the
committee has recommended II pro-
gram in his honor. The Depart
ment of Education has lately sent
out suggestive material for Wash.
ington and Lincoln programs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

MARRIED:-Monday afternoon,
February 9th, at the Catholic
church, MIR. Samuel Santistivnn
to Miss Sofia Sanchez. Father j ose
Maria officiating. Also nt the
same time aud place Mr.. Samuel
Martin TO Miss i,o-arito Abila all
Of LsriStt. The ceremonies were
witnessed by u large party of
friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

j. T.. York, of the Rccs Studio.
made II trip to the Asintic last
week to take some views of the
company's buildings aud workings.
The pictures developed are excel
len, types of the Photographic nr,
ana show clearly the location Of
the camp and i,s various buildings.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10
Closing Out Sale.

Having bought business in Denver close ou, my
entire stock regardless OF by March Everything
in the house Now is the time lay in your Dry
Goods Shoes Hats Prices before offered at
TROUTFETTER
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

w. q. Station went to Denver
Tuesday night to attend the two
days convention of the Colorado
Retail Hardware Association.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

j. II. Deeds made business
trip to the Arkansas valley Thurs
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Mrs Enos Keel was operated
upon Tuesday for appendicitis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Wednesday afternoon the little
son of Mr.. kisler was taken to the
hospital an,! operated on for APP
pondIclt,s.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Earl Kennedy goes To work at
the depot this Saturday morning
IN place of Mr.. Haynes. resigned.
There will he four men employed
now during the lamb shipping
season. Warner. formerly of Del
Nortc will handle the wires.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Louis Weyand and John Haatr
expect to locate with their fam
lilies in Denver. They will leave
the fore part of next month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Fred Startling has been on the
sick list the past week or more. He
has been in poor health all winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Ira Christensen went to Denver
Monday night to visit his big
brother a few days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

The Trenches and Kcllars have
been moving INTO there new home
IN Monte Vista this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

DIED. Friday, February ID, nj
his residence east OF Monte Vista,
Herman Wernecke. MIR. Werneck,
WAS Nh old settler and died very
suddenly. We understand that
his property WAS left to y brother
IN Utah, n Mormon preacher.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

w. a. Bronaugh expects 10
lcnvc soon for II lower altitude and
will probably 90 down into the
Pccos valley Mr.. Bronnugh has
been n resident of San Luis valley
for % years and thinks his health
will bc benefited by n change.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10

Uncle John FuIlenwider went to
Denver Wednesday night for II
short visit.
Carl and Walter Hook, of Jas
per, spent several days in Monte
Vista this week.
q. q. Christensen made trip to
Longmont last week and expects
to move there soon.
There are quite Il number of
Hoosiers on their way to Monte
Vista. There are eleven IN one
party.
"Wednesday afternoon the little
son of Mr.. kisler was taken to the
hospital an,! operated on for ap-
pendIcltls.
Louis Weyand and John Haatr
expect to locate with their fam
lilies in Denver. They will leave
the fore part of next month.
w. q. Station went to Denver
Tuesday night to attend the two
days convention of the Colorado
Retail Hardware Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell
have returned to Alamosa where
they will make their home. Mrs.
Campbell was formerly Miss Dora
Lewis.
Earl Allen was out of the house
Wednesday for the first time since
he was taken with pneumonia.
He is recovering from very seri-
Gus attack.
DR.. W. A. Packard Of Boulder
arrived in town Wednesday morn.
ing on business and WAS greeted
by many OF his old friends and
acqnaintsnces.
Popejoy and Young have bought
y quarter section of land from l..
+. McAfec, situate northeast of
Monte Vista. Kerr a. Deeds
effected the sale.
Miss Ruby Abbott returned from
Sumner last week where she had
been visiting friends for several
weeks. She reports having en-
joyed her visit very much.
j. p. Veerkamp WAS in Denver
Tuesday and by invitation attend.
ed the memorial services Of the
late +. o. Wolcott by the Colorado
bar association at the capitol.
Fred Cameron bought the NJ.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-02-10


has been in poor health all winter.
Interior decorations and fine
vanishing specially.
ED. V. Busch.
William Monroe came down
from Del Norte Wednesday night
to see how his lambs were looking.
lie will make a shipment Satur-
day.
Fassclt's big sale commenced
Thursday with crowds of buyers.
Indications are that the goods on
sale are very desirable and will 90
in short order.
Wednesday Kansas City was
ahead of Chicago rs lamb market.
n. l.. Carr sold in Chicago at So
IS and on the same day |. n. Sims
sold in Kansas City at 81.
DR.. Il. G. Heilmsn, brother of
Mrs. L. d. Larick, arrived in town
Thursday. He is on his way home
from California where he has been
spending the winter. HIS home is
in Iowa.
Kerr & Deeds effected IL sale
this week of William +. Hockcr's
home ranch consisting of 100 acres
located ut Rock Creek. The p,ir-
chaser Is George Hornbcck, of
Missouri.
II. H. Winchell, secretary of
the Anaconda Milling Co. of Grip.
pie CreeF, received gold brick
Thursday weighing n little more
than ten pounds aud valued at
S2i0O. This WAS the result of two
weeks run.
Earl Kennedy goes To work at
the depot this Saturday morning
IN place of Mr. Haynes. resigned.
There will he four men employed
now during the lamb shipping
season. Warner. formerly of Del
Nortc will handle the wires.
w. a. Bronaugh expects To
leave soon for lower altitude and
will probably 90 down into the
Pccos valley. Mr.. Bronalgh has
been n resident of San Luis valley
for % years and thinks his health
will he benefited by change.
Died. Friday, February ID, nj
his residence east of Monte Vista,
Herman Wernecke. Mr.. Werneck.
WAS sn old settler and died very
suddenly. We understand thu,
his property WAS left to \ brother
IN Utah, . Mormon preacher.
W. J. Clark mad. n visit TO Wa.
hoo, Nebraska while east. That is
not n large city bu, all Of the side
walks ARE cement Mr.. Clark says
Monte Vista should hay. the
cement sidewalks The COS, is bu,
little or no more than the board
sidewalks and lasts for years.
j, &. Bushlngcr leaves tonigh,
Saturday for New York where
he goes to direct the buying Of the
opening stock of clothing for the
Grnydon Mercantile Co. of Dur.
nngo. This is quite n compliment
to our merchants when big con.
Germs like the Graydon company
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
5ursiitet af SrenOuano?
Sem Mennefter oeOe, over
100 lf8ger Ip9e,

sra griitol, 2. ,. meloes unoer
lbs, at tire 0lenneiter er opoe Ser,
eet q(noooer % eet j @e6iter iom
5elge af boao De bar ipiit eler
rruftet pso en- itor Grcuriion til
Sparts for ct Bar ll9er ioen. Spsr
100 0}enneiter ltgger Ipge al gler.
pefe6er. 0ogle al Dem antages at
rifle %. Nlin6it 20 gDer pad oenne
Ggn bar ipge Menneifer, 6ois Sp9s
oom TANNER FRA ben Sang. I'm
rerie9elier bar goOt9jort, at Der it.
te bar p9ret noget aomplot for at
Ior9ifte nogen. W}en 9unoet, iom
tleo 6tnpttet III QemonaOe, Bier ta=
get ira en- 8renO, bpis @an0 er
iunoet at oare uiunot. U}ange At
oe ip9s fantaierer, o. Ser er ringe
6aa6 ON, At Be fan TONNE iil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
SabD GurSons Seitamente.

Qon0on, 8. 2(ug. = 3eitamentst
efter Qaop Gur3on al aeoleiton,
Iom af9if oeo 0poen oen IS. Suli,
tleo fremIa9t 5tifteretten @aar.
SITTER De al 4ro6ate Court meo=
oelts 0plpsninger uOger QaoD Gurs
sons efterlaOte Sarformue $59,875
/ &ontanter,
8eitamentet er outeret 19oe De-
cem6er 1893 % beitemmer, at 9u-
itruens Sarformue, 0iamanter m.
,. Ital 9aa til 9Ggteparrets aloite
Sen, for faa oiot Spnner blep fpot
QGgteItabet. Sad er tmiolerti0 life
itet, ioet Qoro og 2aon Gursons
eneIte 9prn er ire 0ptre, og oisIe
tommer folgelig til at aroe DO.
oerens S9rformue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10

5 6or6in0elle me0 ooenn9onte I'm
oeritu0 tales Der om forfaliteoe
,.Rotes4 og n0otes", iom er betals
te, men opfpres fremoeles iom 9ans
tens 5il9o0e6aoenOe.
vi ganten bleo beitormet al
Gem, Der bdooe Penge / oen, iaa
mart Rngtet ON oens 2utning
nudeoe Dem, oct bar 10 life mere,
emo nan fun0e oente. W1en til in9en
giptte. 2tntaaet At SnoIfn0ere gioes
til $4,000. De fleite al Dem er Pos
latter, HorOman0 o9 0anIfere,
Smaatadrsfolf. Iom iart bar ar
fejoet % iparet for De Smddiams
mer, Iom De baoOe oeponeret Der.
5ortoiplelIe itoo malet / 2tnii9t,t
paa mango 0en0, o9 aoinoer
sra0.
Gn O}ano. Iom 6aooe $500,
BON par aasierer for, itdaenoe
9anten. So6n &. gisIer, fal0t ON
o5 0p0e. ga ban gennem 5elefonen
ft MeooelelIe ON 9anfens 8aQit.
0enrn 8oepte, en- @roceroman0,
fdo0t 500 itaaenoe paa fit Som
10. 0et BAR aft. 6odo ban 6aooe
funnel Ipare iammen. 0a ban
,rfareoe. at ban life tunoe fomme
ino paa 9dnten, its0 ban fig ielo.
Smiolertio De06lioer .Stanoind=
oen" 1t uOtale goot 6aab ON 8an=
tens genaa6nin9. s oens llo9aot
5iraoa5 9(ften meooeler oen fpls
ssnOe llotalelie af @iteprafioent
Steenslan0 % flere af 0irettprerne:
o2tqe Snoitpoere oi( faa oeres
Penge til6ase til Fofe Sent. 3ns
gen oil tomme til at foe noget 3ab.
sra naite Manoag af oil Ianoinn
l3ois aft oare I goo @angs iaen".
Galsa ON os. itore llnoerIfuo
talotr glloet yreie 8Qater". Gra-
miner 5ones bar intet offentli89iott
til at betrafte 8ogterne 0iretterer-
ne bar 6oIot ct mtfet N}soe. men
in1en Grflarina afgioet meo Ser
i'm til 8antens 5remtio. N}en ef=
ter bette 0}eos par BET. at 36eo-
core 6teenslano iagoe, 6oa0 open.
for er anIprt. SRA naite W}anoll
al oil 9anten o9re aaben % betale
9noitpoerne 1oaar for Dollar. Oct
5aa6er ban oit beroli9e Snoitboerne
Ino8le 0age." Smiolertio CT
un9s Steenslano 6leoen arreitere...
men itrafs uolaot paa $1,000
p6onos", os 4olitiet Tiger baaoe
inOentanos og Canada efter oer
plore Steen5lan0 o1 6erinq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
225 WiilS SalOOniart.


ara 9rant Roct. Masi., 6erets
tes ON en- Iadoln 6art. 9eo Utios
aatstio meIem 3. Og 6. 0s. tiItraao=
te Rop ana6eni6ue o9 Or. Sultan
.. I6omas ira Rem Yort oen
lqusIte galoonrejie, iom bar oaret
giort i 2(merita. Opitigningen fanct
Stto Rem gort. Or. 36oma5
5apoe om6oro ct npt oWuter 2tns
dor" % ct .@uioe Rope", og 0:t
Ital 6ape oeret 6ooeoiagelig for q:
preoe oisie 2tpparater, at 2uftrtjz
len foretoges. 9egge arbej0e0e til
freositiQenoe. 8aloonen bGoeoe iig
beit ober Ien Yorf og 0reD no
ooer SunOet, 6Dor Ben omgaoes al
IN tat 3aage, iad De rejienoe lite
funoe teregne, 6oor De BAR. Uien
oeo 6jalp at o@ui0e Rope"en
6ragte Or. 5bomas 9aloonen lGnz
9ere ne0, Den oale0e neo ober ct
Sac6tieIffab, iom bleo 6elt for.
itr9ttet, in0til De erfareoe, boem D,
6upoe for ia. 0u De 9uftreiien0e
bdooe faaet at pi0e, bOor De Be,
fanot iig Ieileoe De oioere. ST. 5 ON
Worgenen tunoe man finite 2anO
gennem 5aagtn, og oeo 6jafp al
Or. 56omds' Qtppardter 0aleoe
9allonen Noant, Gonn. til Itor
Strat for 8efoltningen, inotil
MGnoene Ieg no. Ser inOtog oe
5rotoit og itea faa after op til en-
6si0e, 0e alorig ti0ligere bdboe
nanet, fda De bar openober 5aas
gen. gu itpo 8aGoonen ben ober
R6o0s Sstan0, NarragonIrtt Bug
ten ino oOer W2asIadufetts. Saa
gior6e oe reiien0e 5orbere0etie til
enoelig Heoitiqning. 9aloonen 6as
leoe 6urtig, in6tit Sen ndas6e fat
@run6, nappe 300 6o6 fra g2apnte
9ugt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
Gn 9ammel y6umeiteaoer

Sra 2lberoeen, g. ,. fortaaes
unoer S. os.: 8. 9. Qut3, ionl
nplig bar fplot 1o7 2(ar, 6ar fire
@unge / tit 2iO Oaret en- gioneer.
0an er netop rejit gennem Q(ber=
0een meO lin 70saurige SIN pad
9ejen til BET npiig aabneos 2ano
peiten for Gbamberlain. De TO
Mano oil taoe 6omeiteaos. 9ut3
nener, at ban bil leoe lange NOT
til at gre final Proof" paa I'm
yGlaim".
6an Ter tet og frift uo, og ser
ipnes life al oere nogen @runO
for, at ban life Itul funne leoe
/ fIere Qlar enonu.
2ut3 og Sen tommer fra Gdn=
a0a; men 0e boeoe for 2ancaiter,
mis-, Den gamle neOiatte fig Der
for mango 2tar iiOen. 6an er feot
/ Obio Sen Il. Darts 1899.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10

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iiore 9eboefes6us, % Der 6ranot:3
bans fprite Stone i6jel, % for no5!c
@ar Iioen fpo ct pn9ere Barn Zig
ielo af 9anoare.
81. II ON 2tftsneu blep tre Al
9arnetigene oragne frem uf often.
De par neiten 6elt fortu1eOe. 6oor
Sc anore to formentes at pare, ar
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tunoe isges eftsr Dem.
1ont - al oenne Glenoi5beo %
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llforiigttg6eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-10
40 Cages Saite.

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d5igan Central 9anens &ontorer,
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ira aae 5eoemioler 40 0ag,,
blep ban ertlaret for 6elbreoet.
5 5teoet for at ta9e let 0iet,
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meo 0g0en.