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Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10
ANYBODY BUT HEARST

New York reports that "sixty-nine
delegates representing the Brooklyn
Democracy VIII go to the state con-
vention next month uninstruoted for
any candidate, but with positive in
structions to fight the nomination Of
William r. Hearst should his name be
presented to the convention"
In this expression Of disgust toward
the perpetrator Of yellow journalism,
the Brooklyn Democrats voice the
sentiments OF the Democratic party in
the state The Democrats of New
York, In fact. have had a surfeit Of
Hearst. In the early period Of his ex-
ploits in the big city he was received
with some favor by the Democrats,
who regarded him as a possibly useful
political factor. But they made what
they now recognize as the glaring
mistake of sending him to congress
That boost caused the swelling Of his
bump of self-conceit to the proportions
Of baseball and inflamed his political
aspirations until they became intolera-
BILE.
The support that Hearst received for
the presidential nomination in 1904
showed. however, that a combination of
wealth and abnormal gall may make
even an intellectual nomentity dam
gerous factor in politics. The ridicu-
lous pretense OF being a jealous cham
plon of labor, while really snob of
the "shoddy aristocracy'' class, has
enabled him, with the aid of his string
of yellow newspapers, to muster a con-
siderable political following. This at
titude, together with the sophistries
that please the inconsiderate and ig-
norant class, have made Hearst as
banefuI in the field Of politics as is the
Canadian thistle in the field Of agrl-
culture.
1t is because of the dangerous ten
deney of Hearst's political activity,
best known to intelligent Democrats in
New York, that such unusual action Is
taken as reported on the part of the
Brooklyn contingent. 1t is a common
pTdCllCS u llslIuCt uoISedtSS " NutS
for a favorite who is seeking NOM
nation, but special instruction to vote
against particular aspirant is some
thing extraordinary. 1t means. simply,
anybody but Hearst" And this posi-
tive determination is the more remark
able because Brooklyn gave Hearst a
very large vote last year in the New
York mayoral election.
But the action of the Brooklyn
Democrats illustrates the disgust which
Hearst now inspires among Democrats
in all sections of the country. Demo-
Gratis who were inclined to regard him
with some favor in the early stage of
his spectacular appearance in politics.
now despise him for his treachery to the
party. His attempt to defeat the
Democratic ticket in New York by or
ganizing his Independence league and
posing as its candidate for governor.
has proved too rank for the Democratic
stomach.
But there is some compensating ben
eft even in the ignominious political
career of Hearst. The disgust he has
inspired in the Democratic party has
helped to unity the party and to bring
together every element for a rally
around w. j. Bryan as the Democratic
candidate for president in the election
of 1908.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

81 am a Democrat" says Mayor
Dunno Of Chicago, "and I intend to re-
main a Democrat" Consequently, and
as matter of course. he proceeded to
divorce himself from the influence Of
William R. Hearst and to kick over the
Hearst yellows So it goes. all along
the line. The American people are
coming to their senses.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10
CONDITIONS THERE hNp HERE

The high temperature enveloping
most OF the eastern states during the
last two or three days is reported as
causing great distress in the cities.
Along with the heat is that most un-
welcome side partner. excessive hui
midity. When that double team works
together with a steady pull no debater
wants TO take the negative end Of the
proposition rs life worth living?'
None but longtime dwellers in the
big eastern cities can realize fully the
meaning Of the recent news read here
In Southern California, telling Of the
high markings Of both humidity and
temperature. Even the graphic de-
scription Of effect fails to give true
idea of the situation, except to persons
who know the facts from experience.
In the Herald's dispatch from New
York Wednesday, for instance, 1t was
stated that New York and its environs
swe1tered all day and far into the
evening. for this was the hottest day
here this year" The "sweltering" does
not stop with sunset in the east as 1t
does, even in the warmest weather.
here in the land of the blessed. The
four million people of the great city.
a vast proportion of whom swarm in
great tenement houses. dread the mid
summer night because it gives no in
vitation to slumber.
What the people there do at night, in.
such circumstances, is described in this
feature of the Dispatch: Thousands of
tenement house dwellers could not en-
dure to stay in their crowded homes
and deserted them Cor the time being
for the city parks and the seashore,
where they will sleep tonight in the
open."
The night is really the most Distress
full part Of the twent y-four hours under
such conditions. There is an abate-
ment Of the intense heat at night but
not of the humidity. In the streets the
air is oppressive by reason of its sui
triness, but in the tenement hives
where people are crowded together the
atmosphere Is sitting. 1t is this condi-
ton within the packed homes of the
people-the middle classes to large
extent as we'll as the poor-that makes
existence almost intolerable.
For the sake of getting even little
breathable air these dwellers in the
hot air boxes swarm out into the
streets and up to the fiat roofs of the
tall tenements, rallied in generally by
high pickets. Stoops and sidewalks
are covered by fitful sleepers, men,
" omen and children, with a large
sprinkling of puny babies at the breasts
Of wornout mothers. In the districts
near the rivers the sufferers swarm
upon the piers and docks, seeking the
feeble whiffs of breeze that come UP
from the foul water fed by great
sewers.
Contrast such conditions of midsun1-
mer life with those which prevail in
Los Angeles. The great tenement
house. in the first place, is an unknown
quantity here. Even the poorest people
in this city have ample room, with rare
exceptions, and there is not nook
anywhere that does not afford an am
plitude of fresh and wholesome air.
We know neither excessive temperature
nor high humidity at night in Los An
geles. Fresh and invigorating breezes
from the ocean are almost invariable,
and instead of "sweltering" in the effort
to sleep we are more likely to pull up
the blanket for the sake of 5armth.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

The people of Los Angeles hope that
Mr.. Huntington will not think too long
about that owl car proposition. They
believe he will seize the opportunity
TO put this city in the metropolitan
class by his own generosity and from
a sense Of local pride and interest.
They don't want him to wait until the
owl cars start themselves under stress
Of hammer and tongs.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

Did you ever notice that whenever
q partisan politician gets into nice,
soft berth himself, he either declares at
once in favor of civil service or coolly
pooh-poohs "the unseemly scramble
for public place" If you hadn't no.
ticed this, ask Senator Flint. He can
tell you how true 1t is.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

Now it's the Japanese who are scan
dalized over the disclosure that they
have been eating timed horseflesh for
canned COW meat. But there is some
thing in the point of view. In Paris,
for instance, timed horsefiesh is con-
sidered delicacy nearly equal to the
famed pate de foie gras.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

Mrs. Innoeent-HenrH what objection
have you 10 that young man who Is
calling on our daughter7
Mr.. Innocent-He Is silly, Susan.
Mrs. Innocent-ohl that's because he's
In love. ! remember the time when you
were a very silly young man.
Mr.. lnnocent-silly Isn't the proper
idiot-that's what Was
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

In a funny tabular statement tend.
ing to show Pardee's strength in the
state Republican convention, the Ex-
press puts down as Controlled by Abe
Ruef, 129.' Evidently a misprint, as
everybody knows that the proper pro-
portion is, Controlled by Abe
Ruef, $685."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

Long Beach trustees have followed
the example of San Pedro's authorities
and promised protection to ships that
want to load or unload cargoes. 1t is
regrettable that the necessity for such
official assurances in a republic should
arise. These two cities propose to run
their municipalities on law-abiding
1inas
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

There are already ninety-slx Repub-
lican candidates for the thirty-nine
Offices to be filed by the people in No
vember. It's three TO one that fifty
seven candidates are doomed to be left
at the post.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

The Ohio Judge who ruled that a
woman doesn't have to tell her age is
welcome in California. He can have
anything he wants and no questions
asked
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

II can't help anybody this year"
says Senator Flint. Alas! yes; and
that's where some of his dearest
friends are destined to fall down.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

In Ohio the authorities have discov-
cred ''potted chicken" that was only
veal They are in luck that it wasn't
dog meat.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

Harriman's horses won the prize rib
bons at the Long Branch horse show.
Los Angeles and Pasadena should pull
them here with a rope of roses.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

When the Russian farmers are
through with harvesting we may ex-
pect another revolt. Even revolts have
seasons.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

Granted that Harry Thaw is crazy.
it's no reason why "the very latest
photos of Mrs. Thaw" should be printed
every day.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

It's dangerous to look like a general
in Russia nowadays. Bearded men
should patronize the barber shops.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10
A GOOD REASON.

lFather--My father never supplied me
with money 20 sQuander on fast horses.
theatre parties. late dinners ana the
like.
Modern son--Ohl that's all right, dad.
You must remember that ! come Of 4
more aristocratic family than you did.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

There is always something doing in
Denver. Just now most of it's promi-
nent citizens are in Jail because of an
election contest.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

Now some doctors say ballooning is
the best nerve tonic. 1t all depends on
the coming down.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

Los Angeles is patiently waiting for
Mr. Huntington to start those owl
cars. Patience is a great virtue.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10
Population of Los Angeles. 23S,4l9'

Lest we forget: Mr.. Huntington is
still thinking about those owl cars.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

Pittsburg needs lid and somebody
to sit on 1t. The scandals are becom-
ing offensive to the whole country
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

Human nature is just about the
same, whether north or south of the
Mason and Dixon line. A Pittsburs
mob OF 800 angry men sought TO lynch
the negro who was alleged to be the
correspondent in the Hartje case. And
yet he had confessed that he was only
hired by white men TO admit he was
the correspondent when in fact he was
not. But the defamati Of a good
woman's name aroused the manhood
OF that scandal-rldden city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

DR.. Moore. superintendent Of city
schools, says that year by year the
quality of teachers is deteriorating, be-
cause we can't pay good men and
women enough to keep them" Yes,
but we can and must. The great city
OF Los Angeles is ashamed OF
itself for the beggarly wages it pays
its teachers and 1t will applaud a rea-
sonable increase by the school board.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

Mr. Grout--weiI. I don't pretend to
Mrs. Grout-ff were going to revise
that statement for you. could think
OF only one change to make.
Mr.. Grout-What would that be?
thing"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

IA 1AAAAD PO1S ID DCoAtNGo5'
Blinks-He seems able to drive pret-
ty good bargain.
Winks-I should say so. He spent
$1,000 winning his wife, and now he has
sued q man for 100000 for the loss OF her
affections.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-10

Entered at Postoffice. Los Angeles. as
second-class Matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30

San bGnoe De futter, uoen
at De IelO Oe0 oct. giitnof ipiier De
ire Sarge ON 9dgen, og iiiFreosifils
Ter Seres Wldoes &rab, nes Arfor
tam oct gp0t banoe, at De Fulier. 2tl
Rering tommer life fra Wloen. Oct
er glo0et, Iom opretboloer 9iDsor
sanerne. 9Ois bette er urent og tregts
ilpoenoe, bortfaloer Den 5orInninl af
np Graft, iom itaoig maa poes 2ipss
pr9anerne. Or. peters 4urifo rsaTct
9looet Og gioer 2egemet M Gibss
trait. Den er tifbereSt af Reooer "a
llrter, og fan er6ol6es bos lptate
aurifos9l9enter 2fpotbetere fdn life
forbanoIe Sen. Sfrio til Or. qessr
5abrneb &c Sons 60, 112z11S 60,
6opne 9(be. Gbicago, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
,,Snoianfr % Glfimoer. "

Denne BOG, AZ 9ldr bldnot Sns
oianere og @itimoer, eaer Sobn 9ors
con, Sen fsrIte 8iitop at MooIoull,
inoe9oloer Iarlis lloorag af 9iIfop
So6n 0oroons 8rebe til bans 8en-
ner. Oct 9ileoe, Iom oerigennem
fdaes al 2iOet iblanot sSnoianer og
@itimper, bill gipe ct SSnonbIit /, 6bdo
gen og 5ro, forenet meo utrettelig
alorig Ibigtenoe 8raft
pg billig SelD6engipelfe. formddr at
norette 6errens 5jeneite. nDet lpfs
teligite Men1,eite er sen iom uoelut-
tenoe er optuget af 6errens Gerning"
bar Sobn 6Oroons 9alsipros. 5Or
Dem, fom interesIerer iis for Misiions
@erningen, er bette en- feroeles nppers
Zig BOG. Den far til1fnnoet til at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
@Ompers gellOalgt.

Sdmel @ompers blep / 9srougs
genOugt til preiioent for 2(mericun
BeOeration Of 2ubor for %. @urts
/ De 26 2tar, 5eoerationen bar etss
iiteret. Der bar in9tn Uloofdnoi0at.
8eo at genoalge gompers bar
5orenin9en un0erIter6et og gootenOt
@Omperts pOlitit % De UlenO, Tom
bar O9ret meO BAN. 6ele Den etsetuz
the Stab bleo genoal9t me6 Qtttlus
nation Sames 0uncan al Quincp,
U1asi., er fremoeles fprIte 8icepras
iioent Og SO1n Mittdea af sSnoianas
polls, SnO., an0en 8icsprpiioent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
Gnslano % NOrse.
3 5rnttaten al 1856 genops
fri tet.

nU1orning pOIt" offensli9gjoroe
forleoen OnolpOen al 3rdttaten al
1866, booroeo @ngluno og 5rdnfri9
fOrpligter fig til at bjatpe SDerri5
og Ror9e til at beOdre oerss llafb9ns
qigbeo oOerfor ct 2tngreb fra Huss
lano.
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oct. at oeo en- Reoiiion df 5rattas
ten g9b0er bet ON, boorDiot Der fan
fin0es en- 5orm, Tom fan poe Norge
nogen 9j9ip og oog life forpligti1e
England mere emo tiGberligt
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5ranfrig og SpitlanO bar 8eltags
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
6utelbranb | ct. 9pmis.
3 Wfenneter ON [ 0 m ne.
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fer, od Sloen uobreo. gtutDdgtea
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fnoige for at tomme no. De, bOem
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til Der tom Sti9er. pau Den Wladoe
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Den er opitaaet ira en- brGnOen0e
Gigdritltnp Der par 6entdItet ct
6isrne pdd ne6erIte Sub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
S5anoel meo y0rn Nebraifa.

Usiis Gora @arber, iom er anIai
I Statens 9anotommisiionGrs Som
tor 9incoln. tiger, at Der OriOea
Sldpetrafit meo gern / NebraItd,
BUN paaItaar, at oct er beOiieligt, al
en- pripat 9lnitalt tStaten bar inoferi
8brn fra 5pitlano / Den 9enii9t al
Ialge Dem for $25 Stpttet.
gl9Ite oegislaur bill, efter bOdS
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1Orilug til en- 2ob, iom filler etboeri
Barn / Staten UNDER Suoenile Gouri
2obens 9eitptfelie. 5or narDarenos
Il 2oOen iaaieoes afattei, at DOM
ftolen life bar nogen Het til at uns
6srIsge, boorleoes 9srnene | priodte
glnItdlter bar oct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
StDr SfibsbrauO.
500 Menneftet 6ars

Sra 3oulon. granting. meloes
unOsr 26. os. ON oct 9amle arlgss
fib .2tlgeIra"s granO. Dette Stib
bdr oen lenere 5io p9ret brugt iom
9Deliesitib for Ulaitiniiter pda Tor
peoobdn0e. s Senoags 2(ftes tom
Get / Brand. og oct fortGreoes meo
en- goloIombeo og 6urtig9eo, iOm par
iorbdoIen0e.
Ulan n9re0e ooitili9 5rD5t for d
500 U1enneiter, Iom par ON Boro,
men alersoe Den ianlme bitten meIoz
tes, at De ale paa tee n9r bar fgrt
QdnO gaa0e. 8e tres StGbne
tenOre man life. men oct befrpgtes,
al Oe er bleoen Die for Guerne.
2lutoriteterne tom mart pdd oct
rene meO, al Der intet tllnoe geres
for al re00e .algeiiras", Iaa man
loo oct brGnoe og iegte iun at reoo'
0t omboroD9renoe Ulenneiter og iad
at fere De ANDRE Sttbe. oer ldd I
R9r6eoen, bort Sitterbeo.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
Sotrep ansriber "Gbriitian
Science. ="

s 5irsoags 2lftes tdlte Or. Sors
rep / 9luoitoriet | Omaha imoo
.Gbriitian Science" 9dn fortalte
ben fore 5orIumlina pao ca. 5000
Wlennciter, bOor fejlagtig ban amer
Oens Seorier for al Dere.
Smerterne fsles lige idd meget al
Dem Iom af anOre UlenneIfer, Itgnt
DC prsDer pao at tilintetgsre Dem peo
a. erfl9re, at Der ltte etsiIterer Iaas
oout noget. iom Smerter. De flyer
til Dig. at ou itdl tro, at Der
ingen pine er. lad bil OH life file
nen. Uien naar oe gaar TIL DentiIten
og tommer bans Stol, faa siOer
De iig ligs Iaa meest Iom enboer ion
belit anoen.
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Wtrs. aanfmann for 9iettcn.

Sd9en moo Ulrs. emma aaufs
mann begpnote Den 26. os. for aet-
ten / Siour SAILS, Spo Dat.
6oa0 bun er Iigte. for. er rime.
llepis friIft WtinOe 6os De neiie,
iom bar bort ON Oe forfaroelige BE
ifDloninger, Iom er frsmiut imOo
bsroe. 6un er beitplot for at baoe
pint fin 16zdarige 1jeneltepige. @gs
nes poilreis. libel.
Wlrs. Saufmann bar o9ret bort
fra Siour Sails iiOen Su!i. "a
bun, benoes Mano og Ssn, ebar.
les, rejite til Often, efter at StatenS
9pieiteret bapoe tillaot, al BUN fill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
NeseriOlOaterne.

= Der 6ar Den ienere 3iO oeret
no9en SenIation ober nogle Re9ers
loIoaters 2tffeoigelle fra %. Snfane
teriregiment i Brownsville, 5eras.
5prit orOreOe preitoent 9fooies
bett Dem afiteoiget; Iua leo oct, iom
8rigsminifter Sdft 9dO0e 9iOei
W1ooor0re. Nu ital Sugen grunoiges
re un0erieges. N9rmere Oerom me-
ite gummer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
aoonooen / Splflano.

3irsoag oen 13. 6s. df6olotes /
Berlin 73 2trbejoermsoer, boor iocis
aloemofrdtilte 5erere talte ON $3.50.
MOO og 2lagertolO".
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flere qotaler muatte luttes l9nge fgr
Sen til Nlsoets 9eeDnoelle FaitIatte
Eio.
Der peoto1es paa aae Ule0er IN
gdolution, boori treoes 8renieys
mes 2tdbnina for &eoinoferiel og
Neointtelie af Sol0en pua De pigtigz
Ite 9eoneosmioler.
gerlins U1agiitrut bar tilitiaet
Rigsodgen % &igstansleren ct 2lns
6ragen0e, boori oisie anmooes ON
al geitemmeierne ON Snoferiel al
arenturer og &sO fra ltolanoet mad
blibe Idaoiot opbGoeoc og Soloen for
areaturer. 8so os 5o0eritoFer en-
ten op6aoet eller neoIat til oct ubes
tinget neopenoige.
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geringen a9ter at trGffe til QinOrin5
at G9omdngslen, er Ben, at ferIt
aeo tan forienbes fom Stptgoos /
Slfra9t, men til alminoelige 5ragtz
dn0stdfSter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
0reenuiae, Did.
Den %. g2ooember 1.
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9agmanOsOirtIomb
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men 9egfOlt, iOm oi Ter af PIP. g.
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,5o6dnnes bar altIaa 299folf. 2a0
os Iaa lGqge Merte til, 9oor0an oet
qif | gegDnOelien ali n9Onte &apiteI.
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gr9Iterne Og SempIets 5gbeosmdn0
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9aitor Simonien mener, at ban pg
6ans MeningsfeGer ifuloe funne
itdn0Ie Q9gnanosoirtIom6eoen? Seq
mener oct life. Den bar etsiiteret /
1900 9tar, og BEN bill ogiad oeoblipe
inot4 8eroens Gn6e. Ulen for ait.
lao os life 6efinoes fom oem, ser bit
Itrioe imoo SUB.
q. Gbriftenfen
u II m. 9(poItlene bar Dog life 29gz
manb Den Soritdno, Iom nadr oi
MI taller ON 2e9m9no eller 29g>
pr9oifanter. Og 8efalin9en: rs
Itulle b9re mine 8i0ner" blep 10 0iz
ZEN 2lpoitlene; men nudr oct Idd beOz
Ger ninotil Syoroens @noe", iud forz
Itdar bi, at oenne 8efaling idaoel
iom Wtatf6. %, 10 99loer Dem ION
Repr9Ientanter fer 6ele @uos Nie>
nigbeo. 0et g9lOer altiua ogIdd
@lpos W1enigbeo sen Dag / Dag: rs
ffule bere mine @ionerll"
Me0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30

5ruen ban0t 2ebet. 2ldrs
bus Hioeforening bolot forleoen 81
termioodg 5erranz9e0Oelpb. s 2ps
het, fom foregit mellem Wtaris Mpae
pg 6ejOan9, oeltog nj &pttere. 93ez
iultatet bleo. at Den eneIte Dame, Iom
oeltog. 5ru 6,ro5ierer Narum, tom
ino iom Rr. l. Dog baarOt trengt II
cen unge 8eh, Syn al @O0seier 9eh
aolGargpuro. p2larbus 9tmsstio. !"
fOriifrer. at 5ru W9rum IeireSe uoes
hltfenos Deo i'm egen og i'm 5eIts
Ooerlesenbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
Seser $500, 900 / Gritatning

Wiaiam Sob af qea6orD Goaf
COMPANY anlasoe ! Waanoags 60
lrm6us. 8, Sag / De 5oren. Sta.
ters Oiitrittsret imoo Ohio ganen
for en- GrItatning al $500.0O0. 8uts
tOmpasniet, iom eier en- 9rubr
1 perrp 6ountp, Obio, paaitadr, at
me0ens oct plr noe af Stuno til
at iitre fla 9oane, fif anore nerlig=
aenoe @ruber, bOori foriteaige ai
gdnens 5unttionGrer er INTEREST,"
ret, alle De 0olns, Oe eniteoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-30
Garnegies Si6liutb fmani.

Staaltongen 2ln0reip Garnegi:
bar gem1em General Sames u. @urD
tl6uot Baltimore en- 9doe paa $40,
900 til OprettelIen At 20 nDe 8ran-
der df @no6 GRATIS frie 8i6liot6et.
getingelien for @aoen er, at 9pen
itdl Ifaife oe ne0Oenoige 5omter og
peOlige6olOe frie 8ibliot6efer 0erpd1
til en- llOgift iOm life maa oere
min6re en0 10 grocent af, 6OaO
9bgningerne tolter.