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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08
ARNY CHANGEg.
Gen. Bates Succeeds ChaGec rs Lteu-
tenant Gepersi-- others Poiiow
in Line OF T'roriotior.

washington, Feb. 2.--The president
nominated Mai. Gen. John c. Bates, at
present chief Of stat, to be lieutenant
general to succeed Maj. Gea. edna r..
Chaffee retired. He. also nominated
Brig. Gen. A. w. Greeley, chief signal
officer to he major general CT the line
to succeed Cen. Eates as razor gen.
eral; also James Allen to BIO briSadier
general and chief Of the signal corps
to succeed Gen. Greeley. 1t further
was announced that Brig. Gen. j.
Franklin Bell, now in command of the
infantry and cavalry school at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, would be appointed
chief Of staff to succeed Gen. Bates
upon his retirement next April
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08
pRsIsr cauRcH INyEM1ORlNs.


Paris. Feb. s.-Eyerywhere In France
the actual putting into operation "a
the clause Of the church and state
separation bill which provides fcF
the making Of inventories Of the prop
erty Of churches has aroused a storm
Of protest. In several provincial par
Ishes Catholics have gathered IN the
churches and made such strong re-
sistance that the government commits
sioners were unable to enter the edi-
fees. In Paris Thursday violent
scenes took place in several churches
notably those Of 81. Clothilde. An IN
yentory Of the property ofthe church
Of st. Loeb has not yet been made owS
ing to the opposition Of the congre-
cation, but the defenders Of the church
Of ST Clothilde succumbed before the
energetic assault Of an armed force
which acted on the ayowed intention
Of the government to use every mean
at its disposal to compel obedience to
the enactment.
In the chamber Of deprtles THURSDAY
afternoon Premier Rouylsr'a reply te
IN Interpolation on the supiect by e
Socialist deputy, NJ. Allard, WAS given,
mid great uproar. The government,
however, seelred a. vote Of confidence,
By 3s4 against 1GG, after The premier
had assured the chamber tat the
government was dsslrols & Using tact
and moderation in carrying out the
law, but that 1t was fully !esernlined
10 perform It's drty no mater what tie
cost.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08

Boston. Feb. 2.-The long expected
strike Of book and job printers de
clared by Typographical union No.
10 in accordance with the national
movement for an eight-hour day did
not. assume large proportions Thurs
day. OF the 600 union book and job
printers in this city less than one.
fourth were idle. 1t is explained by
the union that one-half Of the 600
journeymen had no occasion to strike
as they already are working under
union conditions. AS q result Of the
strike Eve Of the 70 book and Job
printing shops were closed.
Favor chinese Exclusion Law.
New York. Feb. A resolution
was adopted BY the chambsr<of COM
merce Thursday favoring the house bill
now pending for the prohibition Of
the entry Of Chinese laborers into the
United States.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08
.c.rmnn stonmer striEsa ! r1nnr.

Berlin, Feb. Herr Ballin, direc-
tor Of the Hamburg-American line, an
nounced Wednesday afternoon that the
German Steamer Silvia, Of that line,
which left vladivostok Monday with
a large number Of Russian troops who
we're returning home, struck a mine
and had to return in a sinking con-
dillon to vladivostok, where she was
run ashore In order to prevent her be-
coming total loss With the excep-
lion Of cook, no lives are mentioned
as having been lost
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08

Topeka, Feb. 2.-The 2Sd annual
meeting Of the State Bar association
ended Wednesday night with the ban
quet for the members at the Throop
hotel. The meeting has been one Of
the best attended ever held in the
history Of the association. More than
so new members were added.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08
Packers GIVING Testimony.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE cross-exami-
nation Of Edward F. Swift occupied
almost the entire day in the packers
trial. District Attorney Morrison de-
livered his questions with the speed OF
a rapid-hre gun, but did not succeed
1t any time in embarrassing the wit
ness, who considered his replies care
fully before making them. Little Of
Importance developed during the day
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08
situation OF vladivostok Calm.

SAtuNuVA ~
st. Petersburg, Feb. 2.--Count WHITE
Thursday received the following tele-
gram from General Lineyitch, COM
handing the forces in Manchuria;
General Artamonoff reports under
date Of February l that the situation
at vladivostok is calm. All the par
Elephants in the disorders have ex-
pressed their repentance, their devo-
ton to the emperor and their deter
mination to be faithful to their oath
General Mistchenko has arrived at
Vladivostok.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08

st. Louis, Feb. 2.-schedules We
announced Thursday by the Frisco sys-
TEN, the Missouri, Kansas & Texas and
the Iron Mountain route for the thirty
days speed contest which will begin
next Sunday for the governments
contract to carry the southwestern
mails.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08
EAST AMID WEST.

Luxurious vestibuled Trains Paaial Ladies' Coaches
"a Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping and Observation Cars
B&OS DINING Meals served at Popular Prices
For Rates. Maps Sleeping spacan TOke
Agent address
r D. aILDRRsLEEvE 40 GOODRICH
AtG iPassAg It. Lous,M T. r. A" Kansas CITY Mo-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08

warsaw. Russian Poland, Feb A.
-Four more anarchists. making i6 dur
ing the past fortnight, we're slot
without trial In the citadel here Thdrs-
das. OF The total Is vsrs IsvA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08
CONG 10 Inc Roo,.

Bacon-A family tree doesn't count
for much in politics.
Egbert--No; a politician Is satisfied
II he's only allowed to take the stump.
--Yonkers Statesman.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-08
nenortn of RevolutIon penIed.

Washington, Feb. 2.-Emphatie de-
NAL Of the reports from Panama that
several Colombian generals were plan
ming a revolution against the colom--
bian government was made Thursday
by Senior Don Diego Mendoza, the
Colombian minister at Washington.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Clover baseball team would like to arrange a game with the Pion- eers for Sunday. August 26. for fun or money. You can arrange game by calling oraddressing Man ager Robert Sheehan. 2S Sylvan ayen- ue.
 Court Phalen. order of foresters. would like to get game of ball with the watertown foresters. address James Preston. manager, 20 Baid- win street.
 The Quaker baseball team would like to accept a challenge of the Pioneers. and if the Pioneers really mean business. they may be accom- modated by calling at the rooms of the Quakers at their convenience.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

 U. w. Roe. c. II. Raidart, F. N. Plumb. W. C. Pinney. w. E. Phelps. E. O. Peck, w. B. Phelps. c. s. AL word. H. T. Atkins, William Auck- land, W. H. Batcheller. F. w. Beach. B. A. Brooks, J. C. Caulkins. A. H. Cleveland. Daniel Colt. T. J. Dardis, U. E. Dean. C. F.. Dewey. William Donnelley, J. T. Filler, c. L. Foskett. c. c. Foster. A. L. Gay. W. F. Glynn. s. P. Goodscll. R. II. Granger. w. w. Greene. Peter Hart. Dennis Hayes. E. l.. Humphrey. Henry Hunt. A. L. Johnson, D. w. Lawton. J. \. Lyman, II. F. Marsh. C. N. Marshall. corne- Illus McAuliffe. H. J. Middlebrooks. H. W. Newcity. E. A. Norton and I. E. Partridge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16
For Sale

The Charles E. Lamb property. corner of Johnson and North Willow streets. Price reasonable. The Bronson property. corner of Cooke and Grove streets. and other desirable single houses on Prospect. Grove. North Willow. Pine and keI- losS streets. and Hillside. Randolph and Roseland avenues.
 FOR RENT.
 A very desirable house on Hillside avenue. Available October 1st-
 MONEY TO LOAN on good first mortgage security.
 A GOOD c PER CENT MORT GAGE for sale. Amount s1,Too-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

MEN WANTED for battery work; no experience needed. Apply J. Heal- fer, power house, Field st. S-16-S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

TO RENT-Tenement of four rooms, modern Improvements, corner of Bishop and West Burton. Inquire on premises. 8-16-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

FOR SALE-Homer Pigeons; 50 pair mated Homers $1 per pair; also, 75 pair young Homers 75c per pair. Thomas M. Doyle, 455 East Main st. S-16-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

FOR SALE-Peaches for everybody at TyIer's orchard, on Bucks Hill, lA miles from end of trolley line on North Main st. S-16-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

The Evening Deuocrzt a rne DO rers paper. The pFies e e . coEy. 1se . vssk. eS . ysa-. br 9An w
 ea<rter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

TO RENT-5 room tenement at 54 Jewelry st. 8-16-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

POo2u pAAHERS will find a wo1f fitted pool room. with new tables, the best in the market. If they will call at Olanoff's cafe, II Grand sL Choice wines. liquors. ales and ct- gars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16
FOR SALE
MisCellar1eOu9s

WE CARRY the finest line of Wines and Liquors in the city. Try uss Elegant pool tables free to all. Olanoff's Wine and Liquor House. 9-11 Grand st. NA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

LOST-Package containing $100 in S10 bills, on South Willow street, between West Main and Grand streets. Finder will be rewarded on returning same at Democrat office.
 8-14-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

People Whose 0arbaer is rexiexfed rfa ssd quirk r<1ze1 CU rezding . pcstas w calling by - rhon< No 111-t. BEH. xrv1A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16
FARM

isT acres, % meadow. n paecw@ ard wood Q room house and 5 rp11I co<fnrp. is bead of cattle, teams 111 farming tools sale or sxchanxA L1 pizre is well kncwn and uili o1rr Open evenlnEk . W. p. Jarrett
 Real Eafafe. Roou 1. f0p Bsnk 0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

NOTICE.-Mrs s. Grubb will open up for business Thursday, Aug 16s to keep table board and give din- ner. 345 Bank st, Waterbury, Conn. S-l4-S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

wfyTED-Broken pipes. an Ser stems reftted- Only place fn Wa terbary where tkis fs done. Cheap CT and quicker than Nsw York Fe1rs 6 Narkert. 3f3 Bank st
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

for rou Is a farm investment of n acres. vita a IA room house. suitnb1s for summer boarlers. located in tho grand old town of Wcodbury. st w1l1 summer and winter % head of sfocE.
 VIII sell for $soooo down. baianc. at : per cent. or exchange for Wn- terbury real estate.
 Send fin your fire insurance Co ts .r-Ifsnra hr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

WANTEn-One or two men board ! CTS in aApriyate family. Apply at
 s5S Third st, second floor. 8-16-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR EALE-Four rabbit hounds. months old good stock. Frank Wal
 lace, l54 Liberty st. 8-16-S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

LOST-Pay envelope, No 253. marked Root. Reward If returned to 135 Bank st. 8-16-a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16
L R. CARTER,

n EAST MAIN sTREBE Telephone ofzcs or rssidsncA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16
TO RENT

Single cottage of rooms. all tm- on line of trolley; rsnt SIP.
 J. T. PHELAN. q Bank Street Take Eevaf1R.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

TO RENT-Tenement of 4 rooms, 12S Avon avenue, next Town Plot school. Inquire James Mitchell.
 S-14-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

FOUND-Purse containing key, { cross and car tickets. Owner may receive same by paying for adver-
 tisement at Democrat office. 8-16-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

WASTED-Smokers Co know that ff they will drop into F. w. Lucas's cigar store. SIS Bank st. they viii fnd all tho favorits brands of ci- exrs tobaccos. and . fall line Of pipes and smoksrs' articles CiEau by the bcx . speciality. 11-7-iy
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16
TO RENT

R RKST-Fht ol ' rooms. all i'm proyements. 4 Cottage place. In
 quire at 365 South Main st. S-15-6 TO RENT-Four rooms, all improve
 ments, on North St. Apply at 32
 North st. S-15-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-16

TO RENT-Apartments suitable for dressmaking, insurance office or real estate. Inquire William Milton or at Bergin's, 139 South Main st.
 S-l4-3
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18

Oct gdmfe 5brtaarn PES
8raaer fofgt. qolitiasFftent
aalo bar te6t set paa r0rager Sri.
itran0"s gruno li3lenot. noror,
fnrtaurn oto 0ragsr. 6r. 6alo
iii in6rstts 5adrnti til Sommer63s
ia, forsge Set meo en- 5if6panin3
I tilioarenoe Stil, iau at Sen Tmuts
te roe Thanksgiving, Ser lias:r
fac / gplge6ruiet. Iprin9snOs 10 /
9anOet. fan praIentere ia mutt
o. ItilFulot ION en- 0iminutio
stranO6ors paa set gamle. biitoriIts
6anTafe6. boor / flert 6unore0e aar
Danmarfs fgrite 5ri6aon "a i~tsrite
infsrndtionale 6an0elspfaos fanos
tes. 9paninaen pif blioe en- qrpo
for @%iaafOarfsrst otru0e os ierIi9
for Sen Stran0promsnaot, ser M
~anlG8gss.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18

St traftist Sprog. Oct CT
life S~alOnIprog n0oroipuanos So
ciaIoemOtrat" tdlsr I qnlsoning Ct
Renooaiionstrejfsn / apbsn4aon.
9laoet ffriOer 81. a.:
Der sr grug for Gfruebratter /
as6tn6aDn; Ser er 9u0 efter dli
BET arapni. 9anoet RUNNER uf
Stuebrattere. li1e ira aalborg til
Rdtitoo. De tan faa r9io" Oisie
eus. naar Be 5enoenoer fa til
asben6aOns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eff
!er 9laoet rap6enbabn"s Reodis
ton, forbo. Serpent Q~eii3dnItb d
Gtspaitor SEEMING SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18
The Lutheran
Commentary.

Den fulitanOigs llogaOs 8
BIND falgss MI for $500. Den bar
for oarei Iolgt til $24.00.
Denne qris er uoTGooanlis ld0'
Ga gstfo plus 5orisn0tlIeSomtoit'
ninaer. Oct sr os en- 5ornejslie.
at ri fan pad Oetts Bart pare
pore aun6er fda me5et.
qaO os faa eoers 9tItiain9.r,
in6en Oplaget er u0foIgt.
Donif6 Crib. qubf. Sou {.
Blair, Yebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18

en mn Gp6eoartnssms =
t6ooefor 5poemioIer. en-
Qa1ertRloer gdoitueir9Oe. 99.
ben6aon fortoiitss Sen 3. os. sn
9raieroerin9smaftine o6olums
bus" - iom Opfnosrtn. Maitinfa-
britant Gilbert 9anien, renter i9
en- Del at.
MaIfinen, Der er roterenos % bar
8orm At en- tblinorif aeOtl. ian
initanerts iaapst / aa9erfelOre ION
/ 6otsIer o. itOre 6us6olOninser.
Den er enfef / TN aonitruition "a
ntm al betjfne, Qrincippet er Al
pre- Cp6eaaringsrummst lufttomt
% o%sri9ennem forbinore 5soeDarers
neg 5%orradonefie; dltIaa Set famns
aefultat, fom man MI ~tilitr9ber
oe6 ~2(noenOelfe AZ SO. aufprs eller
Qmmonilt. Qaur 5%soeoarerne
cr an6ragte / maifiuens Cylinder,
fnftts oenne lufttat. % gennem en-
5o6pumpe 9srss Rummet lufttomi.
= Sfsl1e in06snte6s Grtl1ringer
er Set pdd oenne Mados lnttsoes al
cpbeoars T. Gfs. qGg I Here Mu1z
.ne6sr, uotu anoen qraierosrin9 eu6
Sen Scr Ifete | set lufttomme Rum.
90 set ipHes iaalsoss, fum ON Ops
fin6slieu bar en- 5remtio for fis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18

5ofepb Mie4aeIfsns so
anrs 5pfelsodg. 5or=
tienftmeoaften Sub.
Iobelpr9misn2
qgroaa Sen /. Sept. feire0.
BoltmeIter SoIep4 0ii8aslien,
5taberen af Sen ensarteOe Der
eensporto. i'm S0saari9e 5pOiess
bag. 81 Ben sraaneoe 0loina
moofog / ben qnleoning en- ooer'
frgmmen0e Mangoe 9ionesbpr0
ON. at buns 6aorelanO nj ertens
Ser BAN 5af % 6aosr for bans
girfom6so.
4f Den lange aatte 6aOersbe.
oisningsr. ION Su6ilaren mooto5,
nqoner oi 81. 4. f%pl9eHos.
On Morgensn tiolia tilienote5
Or. 02i6aelien en- Strioslie ira
Rongens SabinetsIefretar 6pori
6s. Maieftat u0talte i'm 2iert's
l;glfe Q9tsnIfning % meo0elte, at
Subilaren paa Snoenri9sminiitez
rirts Snoifiaing Oilot mo0ta9e 5ors
1eaams0alien / Sub.
fra Observation-Disclosures 8omise
ieutes en- Qoresis, 5oori aomiteen
Hotalte I'm oarme Qnerten0elie al
Mihaeliens 9irfiombeo for Der
Ssnsportoens Snoferelfe.
@snerdfpoitOireftsr aisrboe mp0te
perfonli9 % tolfeOe i'm 9l90e oper
at gre Subilarens getenotifab
paa Osnne bans 6pitiOs6ds.
gn Mangos greoe % 5sle9ram=
ner me0 2DfpnTfnin5er inoIe6 0as
gen isennem. % fra en- lang R9tfs
aorporationer fen0tes ~osfeaereoe:
9gt fsben6aonifs qoitDeTsn, ~9anit
ygfforsning", .goItmeIferforenin=
gen. nag6en6dpns qoitbuOeFore=
ming, Soenif goitforening. Sour
naIiitforeninsen. Sournaliitforbun-
BET. SalomonIeng 5orlag, en-
Npng0s qoTf6uIe / 0dnmarf DIR.
sra nSDsnIfa 8ag6laoet" inos
lob Wleooelelie om. At 9fa0st ftiret
Niihaelien I en- lengere i1uireret
Artitel, Ser %foreilaar, at R~obefprR=
MEN titoeles 5oiepb Nidaelien ma
4e Qur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18

.NDRE MISSIONS PRHDIKENBoG.

!. AINONE iuAoOlONo IN[EDlkEN0O1. z
!. En- En- Postille over den gamle Tekstrakke, udvalgte Pr@- 4
dikener af Den indre Missions Tidende", sanlet og 4
= udgivet af Pastor +. II. Koed, med Forord af Pastor J
e Nllh. Beck, 3S4 Slider, indbunden $3.50. Z
:. VEJEN, ~DHED OG LIVET. u
= En- Aargang Pradikener af danske Prester, holdt over =
80 de nye Teks.er pIndre Mission"s Jubilaumsaar, sam =
q let og udgivet al +. Engelstoft, med Forord at Pastor :
~s VIII. Beck, 4Si Slider, indbunden $50. =
= Pastor With. Beck: A wi VEL. :
= Predikener over den nye Tekstrakke, 1893 Slider, solidt j
%indbunden $3.50. 4
- Pastor c. Moe: MAIDEN OG !
Praedikener paa allie kirkeaarets Son og Helligdage :
anden Udgave, 100 Slider, indbunden 81 40.
:. P. E. Blume: u
q Pradikener over allie Kirkeaarets Lektier og Epistler 4
e SAINT Fastepredikener over de nye Tekstrekker, 500 81. Il
der, solidt indbunden SEQ. 4
= r. Frimodt: PR EDIKENER !
y paa Kirkeaarets Son og Heliigdage, trykte og utrykte, =
samlede at hans efterladte, med Forfatterens Portrait. 4
= 527 Slider, indbunden solidt Velskbind $3.50.
+ DR.. Martin Luther: FULDSTENDIG KIRKE- oG HUs- i
POSTILLE. 4
+ Forklaring over allie Som og Festdages Evangeiier oq 4
1s Epistler, ny Udgave we'd Past. With. Beck, med Luthers u
= Levnet og 10 Fastepredikener SAINT Luthers Portrat, Z
&c $50 og 576 store slider, indb. sterkt Valskbind 81. 90. Vi
= FOR VORE LANDSMEND,
som Dor afsides og uden ~regelmassig Prastebetjening, =
2 vii Diet vnre til megen frost og Glede at have en- eller ).
- ledes for saadanne, som at andre Grunde like kan =
= konme til Kirke og hare Guds Ord. Keb en- eIler nere 4
- af dem til Brug Hjemme 4
! DANISH LUTH PUBL. louise, BLAIR, NEBR. 3
Il
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18

attieielifa6st rQDglarO" bar
fofgt forfslige garcslsr at oeis
eienoom / Re0opre, nemlig ca.
10000 ao. qlsn til 6anoetsgari=
nsr 8. Is. Manbal gertelftn for
1880 ar., $4,000 ab. Qlen ii
0artner g. Qnosrsion for 10000
ar. $4,000 SD. Qlen til 6dnoels-
a~artner Gop. Gnrlien for 300 ar.,
47,S20 STD. Qlen til Direftsr 8.
6eilbutb og OOsrretsiagfsrer 8.
merner for 1900 ar.
8adrosjer 9uit1o oarIen bar
|iot9t i'm GjenSom .adn6lpff" paa
5rans9ilbs marf at 6%arttorn ca.
81 ID. meO til6erenoe gefatnina
og 5noentar til 9dnSmano Chr.
q. G6riitenIen al Smsrum frr
|27.5oo Str.
9irettgr qug. Ssrenfsn BAR iofai
i'm ejsnoom .6eisesb6j@ I 6sie.
tdusfrup, al 6artforn ca. 10 sor.
meo 9eiatning og uoosnOigi Sn.
Dsntdr lii 9an6mano 9dfo. 6dnfsn
|af Nafffoo for 10000 ar., bDorai
$4,000 ar. tontant.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18
6paum Sogns eIoit

Spgum Sogns etoite
Menneftt, tioligers Smso &n.
pers SEMEN i 6aiteo. saer ~e
aammei Smei", Jon ban ! 4lmia=
otlig5eo talots. fplOer / Noofm6sf
Raans0 line 100 4ar.
9au er fpOt i RoObr. 1So6
5ir5luno i 6poling Sogn Paa
Den 0aaro, paa 5pis Dart u5irss
anoItenen" lager.
6soielsoa9en PED man lite meo
8,itemtbsO, man mener, at bet pa
pare Den 3. 9ooem6er. Dengan5
oar nan 10 life iaa n~pisresneoe mso
At fad 5~eOielsOatoen anmelot. glen
man PED t 81. a~irte6o9en, At ban
er Opbt i 5eoling airte anOsn
SaleOas 1906.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18

Gr Qal me0 leoenoe Il n
ger. 5om bstenOt bar qalsns
5ormering / LANCE 3ioer 8ioet 9is
osnifa5sn en- Def DEF At ipetulers
oper, iOei man = ida mGrteligt DIT
emo lnoer lite bar oaret /
Stano til at tonitaisre. ON qalta
formereOe fig oe0 Ro9en eItr oeo At
feoe leoenoe llnaer.
gu er 9adoen optlaret. "Itrioer
.Stielitsr Qois". iost 5iIferns o.r
ira gpen bar inobra9t en- pa, ION
odr fanget pda arpa / Ballet. CO
ION, oa Sen bleo i~taarst op. Oiite
fig At i~noeboloe en- Saf eaer glars,
uo Al boilfsn Ser traoleot en- bel
grimmsl af inaa. lsoenoe lln9er.
Gn Del al oisie er nj cement
6iiteriforeningsHs 5ormano. Damp
iti6sfsrer Bale. inoIen0t til In,
0eris1elfe / as6en6dpn. ~ll6eIOigois
fom ieloe 4alen paa Ste1epdnoen;
formsntli8 oiloe Set 6aoe oarst Al
SntertsIs At faa 9talen meo FAINT
S9f "a llnger inoienot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18

aon9en % afffertn9tr
Ia 9ergs Min0esmarte
I@eo Q~filprin3en oen 2. Sept. At e
Minoesm9rte for 6briiten Berg
aolOinq afisnotes fslgenoe Telegram
til anngen, unoeritreoet Al Den ton.
aeoalgte 9dnost1in9smano, sag
'fprer 6anisn: Meno d 9oinoer.
.Iamleoe til Set I Q%nlsOnih9 al
qfIsringen At minossmartet for
6. Berg, bringer 8eres Maieitai
Dor 6nloeit tiaigemso oors beOitt
9nffsr for aonge "a 6~aorelano.
6erpaa inoleb ser fel9enOe Spar:
qR.n oarme Sat Tor 6ilienen al.
Ten0t At OdnIfe ManO d aoinosr,
forfamlsoe til differing at gerSs
Statue, sen Mano ser i'm 0oer=
beOisnin9 tro i tit 9ip bar aF3ioet
iaa mango geoiisr pad 9arli9be0
til Beforehand % Soft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18

6agsfffaos for mango
5uinoe & T. timber set 5o.s
oenoeir, ION forleOen orog ben oOer
9raoitrupegnen, fdlot Der, ifplas
n6orfens 8agbl.", fau O%OfOiomms
6agl og Ssmasier, at Oe Here Stss
Ser e0sfagoe Saoen totalt. 5ors
pdgter 2usien paa 9bpritinSgaarS
|ft faalsoss TN SfaOe tarsrst til
1900 Jor. aorn o. Goosejsr
g9eitsnbol3 paa Matrup til 1000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18
10000 argntrs 0sfiti

loVVO Ntfs 0r IL
I epffen 9aht. geitprslien %
Reoiforsrne Tor qetien glnt par
ifg. sSpit. mor3en6fao" forleota
Iamleoe til ct Mso,. 6oor spare.
tasieinipetferen ogiaa par til Stsz
Sc. 0enne pnaoiiie foriteai9s
Nan9lsr oeo Rsgnifabes. iom ID.
oiits, 4. Der BAR 6e9aaet q llnoers
Ip6 pa1 ca. 1900 aroner. 81
brageriet meoferis risblitteli8 Qf=
Tfe0 al 5orm1n0sn. for@benorrenoe
ag6mano WorieHien, o. aasieret
Sepisn. l1nOerIRbet er bleoen oat=
tel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18

GjeH6omsa q. gn npIil
hjemoeuot 8duif : Qmtrif1ner, 4a.
oers aobber6olm : Moit bar for.
leosn Dag fe6t 2 tore @adroe
6arrsitrup 0to @loitrup at iamleI
6arttoru ca. q 5or. for en- Iamle.
as6efm at 1880 ST.. boorui
1850 6stdlss fontant. @aarOeni
iilbsrie proprietar 8. Q. 6anfer
o. @uaroejer Cars qeosrien. O0sr.
talslie bar fun0et Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18

6eontagem sfionstur
us ifalos boloss I GbsH g5srs
M%isiionsbus qar5us ! 0assn'
80. Septbr.
S%ogneprait @il6. ssrsnien Dilos
tale ON onoiens Observation-Disclosures.
Ntisiionspraft 6. 9. earien ON
pSnoien religisit4 og De ensslf:
oanneos", migFonspraIt @. Risl=
Zen ON nQano5rabminsn", Mlig=
fionspraf 5. QnSerfsn ON g6olfs.z
freoe Gag" Og SOgnspraTt q. g.
6anIsn ON BARRIER.
6ele 5Oreoragsrattsn orsjsos fig
Iaals0es ON Sn0isn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18

Tor. foruosn Straaet. 9o3le mins
ore 9ano6ru3ere 6aooe lite foriitrs:
o9 lioer beroeo ct fsleli9i Sab
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-09-18

Stor gran6 Rtbe. Bee
Iof1tioen oen /. Sept. opTtoo Der
SD / embaaagdabrittsn n8i5e".
81. 4 bar 5abriffen III. q. 3.
ful0it9noig neobreHot. fun 0enps
itoritensn Itaar euonu. gaa Rife
3mmeriu9er, Der liggsr lige 00er.
.for 8ranoiteOet. 6aobs Sioen faasi
al / en- grroosffabel. men Der BIER
Sloen burtis nuttst. Slosu menea
at bare opitadet pes. at en- 5mprrs.
reringsmaifine par lgbst Darm.
Maitinerns par foriifreOs / CONNER.
|eial Union for 10000 aronsr
8Dgningerne ! 9sbftaOsrnes aim
9rln0foriitrin5 for ca. 1900
aroner.