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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31
Corporations File Articles.

Rathdrum, Idaho, Dec. 3l.--The
Spokane Ornamental Iron and Wire
Works company have flled articles OF
incorporation with the county record.
err Capital stock is 10000 OBJ
jects Of the corporation as stated in
the articles are 10 manufacture iron
aud brsas wire and ornamental metal
work The principal stockholders
are Alfred II. c. Trepte, Robbert
Oelschlngael and Carl ". Trepte, all
of Spokane.
Articles also have been filed by the
Riverside Copper Mining company
with the principal place Of business
at Wardner, Idaho. The capital
stock Is 81 000. 900 and the ineorpor.
ators are n. II. G. Bornhart, Ward
ner; William II. Cain, Kellogg; I.
Y. Mason, Wardner, and s. S. Ben.
ham, Wardner.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31
THE CHURCHES
FILE PROTEST
Say That Action of France Is
Menace to Christianity

Washington, Dec. 3l.-A meeting
of citizens Of Washington OF various
religious denominations was held
here last night to condemn the action
Of the French government OF coniis-
eating the property of the Catholic
church and imposing restrictions up
on the Catholics In France. The
meeting was held in Columbia thea.
ter and some Of the most prominent
religious leadsers of this city we're In
attendance. More than 1900 we're
unable to gain admission. The spak-
ers were Edward Cans Of Baltimore,
Rev. John Van Schaick of the Dutch
Reformed church, Major McCrystal
Of New York, and Rev. d. j. Stafford
of st. Patrick's Roman Catholic
church.
The meeting concluded with the
adoption OF resolutions strongly con
deminng the French government for
its action, the resolution stating that
the public utterances Of several Of the
leading statesmen OF France "indl.
cate a desire to strike at the very root
of Christianity and are thus serious
menace to Christian civilization. "
ARCHBlSHOP's PROTEST.
Minneapolis, Dec. 81. --Archbishor
Ireland spoke at the immaculate Con
ception church on the church
separation law now being enforced in
France, to an immense audience, hun
dreds being unable to gain admit
lance. The archbishop's sermon
was In defense of the church in
France In It's struggle against the
government. He reviewed, exhaus,
lively, the relations of the churct
and state In that country during the
last quarter OF century.
The archbishop denied that the
church was opposed to the law of sep
aration but declared that IL must b'
a fair separation, carrying with Il
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31
ROW OVER GAMBLING
Lid Is on and Off Three Times
in One Week.

Standpoint, Idaho, Dec. 31.-The
controversy over gambling has grown
more sensat' onal during the past few
days. The lid has been put on three
times and taken off as often within
the week. Marshal Moran has been
ordered by the city council to close
them up, but declines 10 do so and
it is now stated that he has offered
his resignation. Even those council
men who pronounce the report a
hoax, confidently say that his resig-
nat ion will be rendered at the next
session of the council. 1t is limited
his resignation will be demanded if
il is not offered voluntarily. Some
city officials are determined that the
unlawful practice shall stop. Every
member of the council voted TO have
gambling closed 10 days ago and the
instructions given to Marshal Moran
we're passed by a unanimous vote.
Speculations rife as to whether the
authorities will stand by their in
structions.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31
win Disband.

NOwing to the inability Of the has.
ket ball teams to secure a court at the
Blackwell pavilion or other suitable
place it appears that IL will be noes
say for the teams to disband for the
season. The matter Of securing 9
gymnasium for the high school 10 be-.
ing agitated by Superintendent Bar
ton and the matter will be placed be-
fore the board Of trustees Of the dIs-
trict and also before the Commercial
club, in this manner reaching the
business men Of the city. In other
cities Of the same size either public
gymnasiums or private institutions
will be found where the pupils Of the
schools may receive physical instruc
tim an xzai1 "a rssar.*a1 ga a q
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31
Death of John Best.

John Best died yesterday morning
at eight O'Clock at his residence in a
boat house near the boat club docks
from a seve:e case Of Rastritis. The
deceased was "a years Of age and
leaves a wife and four children 10
mourn his loes and also large num-
Der Of relatives In the city and Eicin-
ity. He has been resident Of this
portion Of the state for the past Is
years and 10 well known. The oody
was removed to the parlors Of the
Idaho Undertaking company where .
post norton examination was held
in the presence of the relatives and
DR.. Sabin, By Drs. Watts and Wood.
The examination disclosed the fact
that Best came 70 his death from the
effects Of n chronic case Of gastritis.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
at ten o'clock from the undertaking
parlor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31

W. H. Golf, of Colfax, Wash, cat
teman and real estate man, is in the
city making arrangements for ship
ping about 800 head of cattle from
the st. Joe valley where he is win
tering about 1000 head, to his 10,-
OOO acre ranch at Keystone, Wash.
Mr. Golf stated that he had leased
the northeast corner of the reserve
irom the government for grazing pur-
poses and would winter the balance
Oh the cattle at that place.
When asked as to the condition of
NE cattle, Mr. Golf, stated to Press
preventative, that the cattle we're
excellent condition and that there
sS good supply of feed, but that
zoe older COWS, used for breeding
purposes, did not stand the cold
aeather, and that he would ship thes
70 keystone where he had sheds and
plenty of feed. When asked if he
Knew anything about the cattle which
we're being thrown into the river he
stated that his men had not done so
and that what few cattle had died
fom exposure, he had ordered his
men to bury some distance from the
.l7er' He stated that owing to the
nigh water a number of the cows
"hen walking along the bank would
"e thrown into the water by the bank
giving away and that in this manner
several floated down stream. None
were allowed to float down the river
"hen their fate was known but they
"ere hauled out and skinned.
his is the first denial to the
naTge OF throwing the carcasses of
lead cattle into the rivers that has
'een made, but since the first reports
ere made the practice has been stop
ed' the offenders evidently fearing
1osec7tion. The authorities are
ofklng on the matter at the present
ane and any further attempts will be
Prosecuted.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31
Club Department Meets.

The literature department of the
Woman's club met Saturday afternoon
with Mrs W. A. Thomas with an at
tendence of eleven members and two
visitors. A program was rendered
under the leadership of Mrs. Murray
on the life of Helen Hult jackson
and Ella Wheeler Wilcox. The roll
call was answered by quotations from
the works of Miss jackson and Viii
cox. The program: "Life and
Literary Work of Helen Hunt Jack
son." with two of that authors
poems, October and November, Mrs.
+. L. Burgan. Life and Literary
Work of Ella Wheeler Wilcox" with
reading What is the Loving Thing
to do" Mrs. J. Kennedy. 1.-The
Key" was rendered by Mrs. B. B.
Renshaw and Miss Rauch rendered
Beyond, in a pleasing manner.
Light refreshments we're served and
a social session was held at the con-
clusiOn Of the program, and the meet
ing adjourned until next Saturday
when the members Of the department
will gather at the home Of Mrs.
Watts.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31

inn should look with disfavor upon
the big magnificent hotels, but II
was progress; it had to come, and for
while it was a hardship for those
men to adapt themselves to the new
conditions. They had my sympathy,
l assure you, but we all must contin.
ually meet new conditions and adapt
ourselves to them. 1t can't be other
wise.
"Of course, / am sorry that 1 am
so misunderstood, bu. have the best
feeling for everybody. ! bear iii
will to no one, and it is graet thing
to think that this is SO by the grace
of God. {"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31
NO CATTLE IN THE RIVER

claimed this peculiar situation arises
from the large supply of smaller poles
which is n Nv being gathered from the
old out over forests of Minnesota and
Michigan. The demand for the larg-
or poles is unchanged.
AL Frank, who was on the staff of
the Northern Idaho News, and was
correspondent for The Spokesman
Review. left with his family for Mis-
soula, Montana, yesterday.
Ed. Driesbach and his bride re-
turned last night from Spokane where
they spent their honey moon. They
will make their home in the Gille
building on First avenue.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31
TWO MEN DROWNED
D. E. Thomas and H. W. BidelI
Are Victims.

Standpoint, Idaho, Dec. BID.
E. Thomas and W. Il. Bidell, EN-.
ployes OF the Spokane international
railway. attempted to cross the Pend
d'OraiIle river, near Wrencoe, Christ
mas eve. Their boat was found yes
terday overturned in the river. The
river was dragged and the bodies re.
covered They are now lying at the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31
VATICAN AWAITS MOVE.

been an inmate Of insane asylums--
once at st. Peter, Mimi, and once at
jamestown, n. d. IL Is quite proba-
BILE that Swanson will never be
brought to trial for the killing Of
John Island, but that he will be sent
to the asylum at Oriflno. The case
will be called Wednesday morning.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31
ALLEGED SLAYER INSANE
Has Been IncarceFated in Asy.
lums Twice.

Moscow, Idaho, Dec. 31.-Drs. J.
n, Clarke and d. F. Rae, appointed
by Judge Steele to examine Gus
Swanson. the alleged slayer Of John
Island, as TO his sanity, completed
their work yesterday afternoon.
Their findings, which will be given
to Judge Steele on Monday morning.
are: 1. That Swanson IL weak men
tally. 2. That be IL suffering from
q nervous mAlady, which would re
suit, with . person Of keensr sensi-
bilities, In complete nervous prostra-
tion. 3. That be is in q serious con
ditiOn from q we'll developed pulmon-
airy trouble. 4. That be Is now in
sane. 8. AS TO his condition at the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31

the liberty that separation means In
this country, or in England, or In
Germany.
He said the trouble would continue.
and that the church In the end would
defeat the efforts OF the state and
come into its rights and liberties.
VATICAN AWAITS MOVE.
Rome, Dec, 31,-The approval OF
the French senate Saturday Of the,
amended separation law did not cause,
surprise at the vatlcln, such an OUT
come having been expected. What the
holy see now awaits Is the application.
Of the law, during which the pope,
will issue an address to French Cath
olics, but when this will be done or.
In what form has not been decided.
The pope Is reported to have said to-.
day:
"Our prayers are for the assistance,
OF the whole Catholic world for the,
French clergy In order to help them
through persecution to final victory, -
Cardinal Tripepi, who died Satur-.
day, left the whole Of his patrimony,
amounting TO million dollars, to-
the pope.
CATHOLICS AROUSED.
San sebstiane, Spain, Dec. 81, ~
Three thousand live hundred Catho-
lies thered at the building today TO
protest at the passage of the associa-
tions law. Afterward they formed "a
procession and marched TO the town
hall, but there we're no disorders.
PROFESSIONS AT MILAN.
Milan. Dec. 81. Clericals nd
anticlerieals participated In process
sions here today, one In favor of the
French Catholics and the other Ia
favor OF the French government.
Both, after insignificant distur-
Dances, we're suppressed by the police.
Each side CLAIMS that 1000 per-
sons we're In its proct ssion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31
CANNOT MARKET POLES
emand Seems to Have Fallen
OF Completely

a1ndpoint, Idaho, Dec. 31.-A
IN the price of small and med
- sues of cedar poles has been felt
enty by dealers. The demand
70 have almost wholly disap-
IN the east and in some cases
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31
ROCKEFELLER TALKS
Says Capitalization Is Nat
uPal.

New York, Dee. 13.-Discnasing
today the subject of Capitalization in
business, John d. Rockefeller said:
at is natural that the man who
drove the stage coach shQuld he an,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-31

Bert Porter, Of the Occur d'Alene
Drug store, will leave tomorrow for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06

zen unge aigmono, Der beliger baos
De fig lelp og fine Mioler til at
aabne og gleoe ANDRE for 8to og
6bigbeo, inoo Dem. Der flyer. Gao
os flod oS til Ro, 90e, brittle og be-
&c olooe! Og oct er Dog life dlene
@nel9noere, faaoant fan iiges ON.
Der bar til aQe 3ioer | oe 9anoe,
bpor &riltenoommen er 6lepen moo
taQet, beret gfsempler pdd. at alt
funoe f9lges for ben foitbare Yerte.
3Gnt +. SIS. paa @reb u. 6. Gin
SiaborF. RriItenoommen tilldoer lite
ct WenneSte at lua fig til Ro, eoe,
6rifte og bore GLAD og blibe til ct
SebIbin. Den a%nniier andre Wldds
Ger at bruge Rigoommen pad. 90
Zen ger mere emo bet. Den omoonz
ner be at Rdturen foro9rpeoe Uaens
neftebierter iadleoes, at Wenneitel
fddr bddoe Gpit o9 &rdtt til at telz
&C oens 4nbisninger og imooitaa
ariiteiferne.
Gao mig enonu fise, at Oprets
teife. BeoligeboloeIfe os 9rusen at
seoe triftelige Sfoler, baaoe for
gsrn oe rngoommen, i~tttert er eet
At De beofte WioIer til at ftube en-
sss Sr.mtio for Dor ounit : ames
,ifonFe ungoom. Deres 8~irtiombeo.
tiliaemeo andre triiteIise Sniitus
TONERS os be triiteIise 6iems Snos
np6elIe I ben olereoe ibunone Sio
tyr bi tnbtte oct itsrite 9dab til ON
IN goo 6remtio. Maa oisies Sno1ps
setie fteoTe forsses!
peter Rrog.
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NettcGe til
Yaitor Gbr. Gbriitenle

ut pdit. Gbriftenlen Tiger at
teboe .&irteblaoet"s Sitting og
setDoning er I i'm gooe Oroen. Meu
Fan bar ubeloi9pis bpgget fine Or.
snmenter poo en- feiIdstis 6oritdae
elie af Oroet Organ.
st Organ" betpOer 10 paa 0anlt
ct ReoItab eler 8irtemiooel. og |
cen i9resne 8etboning, bpori ieg
tar brust oct. ct 8lao bpori man
fremi9tter fine eg%neAnIfuelier. !@beni
bill negte at gjet er oct menneIfe=
lige Organ for Snnet, ligeiaame=
&c! Fem Grs! er BET fcr Sere!fen, e!-
Ter RGien for qugten9 9bem oil
naate at en- Yfantes Blade er oens
Or9oner for Handkerchief. ligeiao
pei fom oens Stspordgere er Or
sener for 9efrugtninsen9 Wlen itoI
.Doniferen" eies. oribes. beitnres 90
reoiseres of Samfunoet oe bets
Gnteosm9n0 meo ct be'temt 5or.
mail for gje, og er bette 5armoo'
dminoeIig Opfpsning. ioo er oq
hiber ~9anfferen" 8. for. airtes
Oraun for O%pIpsnins faulGn9e et
Iauoant 5orbolo finder Steo, tinigt
neo .6irtebfooet", n8srneblaoet' DC
DE hinges 9lao", bbert pod fint
5efter.
9ette til Oplbsning / Oplhs.
~ringsbldoet. s. g. Senen.
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Mnonbon, ga

9aniterne rbtfer fremao lonoz
font men mfiftert iom Saponerns.
Sre at bore pe%lftaaenoe 2anosa
Fdrm Noropeit for Nuoubon, Sens
4noerien, Sens Gbr. Mnoerfen og
Rdsmus 8iael EN-. SioIinebnfe De-
taller 100 Dollars pit. lcre for 100.
Sans g. Rielien bar fofgt in
5arm, og oct er bans 9enfist at
tejie til Noro Datota til JorooreE~
Isl snffer 2btte pe 9elo meo 5orex
tagenoet.
pditor og Mrs. gbriftianfen
er reift fra os | oenne Sio til De-
req ferite og 9lbfte 8irtiombeo I
pottdtpattami 60, for at bore meo
at feire ben oerberenoe abinoefore=
nines 25 Nars Subileum, bpilfem
Screening De altfoa fo~rmooentlig bar
p9ret meo til at ftifte.
9i6ell9sningen bar begpnof 51
holoes nu en- Sang ON llgen, ftifs
tebis omtrins | 9ufene. 3orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06

t0nefor6oloene gift ban Ser ombpr0
! ct peitbef9ngt Stib for at feile
til 0ene3id, og Der tom ban ga paz
fdd til at tilbringe AZ 9age poa 10
for fellige 2o3aretter. Oper SrieR
DC Wien, bbor ban baOoe en- TO Ii
mers Sdmtale meo &eiIeren, penofe
ban bjem til England. Smart efier
fOreto9 Jan en- M 8unorejfe til ale
De engelite 5en9sler o9 leOeo Ioo en-
3io / Stilbeo. ibsIelfat meo lIosisA
bel EN- at ct Bert ON p%eftldSoret
terne, Iom uofom 1889. Gnonu
famine Oar rejte ban gennem 0of=
ldno og Sbitlano til Ruslano, 6por
ban fpecielt ituoereoe 6orboloene 1
8ornii onsfpgebufene; men / &6erfon
tleb ban ct Offer for en- Solooter=
epioemi, ioet ban bleb fmittet af en-
Patient. ION ban pIeieoe. 9an osoe
zen 20. Sanuar 1870 Og blep beeros
Ret Der. Oa ban Iofte Gang par {
England, bIeb Der inofamlet en- ffoc
Gum pense til en- Statue for 6om,
men ban nsote &omiteen til at fdse
Sd9en bDile. Hu bleb Statuen fat
/ ct. pauIs 9omtirte / 2onoon.
S 5unore6daret .fter bans Dso
rejftes ct anoet Minoesm9rfe | 8eos
foro. Sans 2ib bar en- @irfelisss~
teIfe at Menneftefsnnens Oro | Gig
nelfen: Seq bar fpg, Os 8 befsste
mig; jes bar / 5en9feI. Os s TOM
til mig" (Mutt. %, 36).
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g%etragtninger oper Den
ofentlige SfOlc.
(ODeriut of 81. g. O.

10 Millioner 8ern | bette Gano
befsosr MI Den oHentlige Stole 3
Da9e / bber l1ge. 29s oct oper igen.
stten Milionerl s 8ben gaur
9srneftdren til ben fore Wuritens.
bbgnine, bnor Der finoes De npeite
Clogs Msbler. Gppurater. 8iblio.
tbeter og fine 8eaer. loe pao Can.
BET fIottes gsrnene lansS De offent.
fiee 8eie. De eoar til De imao
frrbpsniuger ober bbtlfe Stisrnst
tanneret paisr, bpor Stolsborosns
tr mere srobe, oa bpor, nilt fra Sto.
lenutn, fun fnoes en- lille 5oritue,
tbor Bernene b1nger oeres Sat,
X os Sratfer. s 8b eIer pod
fan6 er oisie 8pgninger 6iernefds
brtffer. Os ino | oisfe 5obritter
SUB belfigne Dem - adar ben
yore felbbeDioffe Drens os ben imaa-
lHnoe pige, FAINT ale De imod
Suffer.
Y ben ofentIiee Sfole er eoera
Ianoe 9emofrati. Der er ingen
anHitution, Der er mere uopr9eei
o~merifonf. Naar on er beo at for
tpiple ober Republiffen. befsg oo ben
rnrr sfte oTentlige Stole. Der oper-
saor oen reomusfeoe. meo lappebc
Suffer, Ssn at 8aftertonen BAIT
ffrens Ssn / aeftierne; og iioen'
efter banter ban Toritono og ales'
IND | ben famine Bdnfsrs Ssn not
rda 2eoepIabfen. 0u bebeDer it'll
al opfeie lldfbanoiobeos Grflarin.
sen fra G%tortrappen peo Stolebu'
f,t. ut ale Mono og aptnoer er
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aorreipon0ance
Tlaiupie,u, Nebr.

0a en- Ben af mig for tort 8iN
Iloen itreb, at Der formooentlig life
bar 9oo Sorobuno beruoe / bet
ion0eoe Nebrdfa for en- faaoan
n@apacitet" fom en- &orreipOnoent,
mente jeg, at noget burbe gsres foe
at ti~lferosfttlle beofommenoes glnse
9errigbeo.
ga, Sulen er 10 forI9nsft for
bi, oog maa Ri iige, at Ri bdboe en-
ifsn Sui. @i, oct pil iise unsooul=
men, %foreltoo Suletreet / @ar. OF
p9loigt ct, men noget tat. 9a pi nle
hoboe Daft N Del 8eiper meo Oct
mente bi at turoe tdge os Den Sri
6eo at famles om oct en- Sang
here. 9ele l1n9oommen, co. SO.
meobrdgte' iaa Sage og &uffe me0
gilbebgr, og efter en- Del Opl9snfug
DC Sang omfring Sreet | 8irfen
fl bi Iaa COB til at yrette an" obre
/ pr9iteboligen. Der er !9usrum.
% jeg tror, at bi ale tunoe merle,
at Der ogiad bar !6jerterum. 5 ~
5alo ipntes praitefoltene at bare
liqefaa megen 5ornsjelfe oeraf fotR
Ri.
- @eo iiofte 4binoemsoe bar Der
nof q foruoen 9uiets Meofemmer.
p9 Sbinoerne bar ogfaa Penge /
8asfen. De flyer, at oisTe Tfoi bfsoe
brugt til noget 9obt.
= ltngoomsforenin9en bar osidd
en- 8asIe, o9 Den er oa better life
tom. @t iamles bber Onsoag Mf=
ten og betdler ii Gents ON Wdane@
ben til &asien.
= @i faor ~lIngoomsz og Wiss
fipi,smpoe fra 10. til 10. Sebr. De
iom bar @enner 6eruoe, bsr benpfa
te Nnlebningen. Otifid.
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Sobn 0omaro.
3 9enets Refor=
mator.
vi Sic. tbeol. 6. Is. 5tppftrup p.

0bor og ndar Den itore 5ilantror
6Iep feot, RIDES life meo Sitterbeo,
men man antager | R9r6eoen al
.2onoon 1925 eler ct at De nGr'
melte 4ar berefter. 6ons 6aoer
bauoe en- ftsrre uoitprsforretniug
.9ouoop; bans Woher bcoe fort efter
hans 5eoiel. Sra 8arnsben bar
Ian ioaseIig, oe / Stolen lerte ban
life me9et. 9a ban forloo ben, TOM
ban paa ct Sanoelstontor, men
bans 5aber osoe allereoe 1742 oa
efterloo BAN en- 2dnoeienoom | Gar
oinston peo Bedford Os en- Sormuc,
Iau at ban bIeb en- u~ufbaneie Mano,
od ban bleb mpnoig.
6otporo bsrte til en- eammel inbea
penoentif Sl9st os forblep tro
mob Jomiliens Sraoitioner, men u
ben fefterif Sneperbeo. 0et II.
Mar6unore6es tirtelies Moof9tnins
ger bar til en- big @rao uoi9pneoe;
oct 1s. @arbunoreoe bapoe mere
Sans for Menneffenes aanoelige
.SeGesnob emo for oct, Der filler Dem
fra bperanore. Get bar 6umanites
tens Siosaloer, | bbilten Menneffes
r~ettiqbeoerne ~fortbnotes og Menne
Heferliabeoen brsb ieennem. 6os
fporo bar en- alborIie eponeelift &ri'
item og f~orarseees ober papismen.
|bo ban lorte Den at fenbe | fremmes
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DANMARKS KORT.

Stsrrelse 23x2s Tommer. Tryks n
forskellige Farver, wiser kiart Iesn~
baner, Dyer, Kebsteder og Ffekksr.
SAINT allie betydelige L~andsbyer, stsrrs
Gaarde og Kirker.
Tilsendes / en- Paprulie pcrtofrit for
t5c. | Frimerker. Enhver dansh Ma nA
,urde eje ct Kort af Danmark.
DANISH luTH PUBL HOUSE.
lsLAiT. Aebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-06

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