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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
DRINKS FEW AND
FAR BETWEEN
EVEN PRESCRIPTIONS" FAIL IN
SAN FRANCISCO
Doctors, Druggists and Police En-
gage In Controversy Concerning
Chiefs Orders That No
Liquor Shall Be Sold
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-A con-
troversy is likely to arise between the
chief of police and druggists and physl-
clans in regard to the regulation of the
liquor traffic.
Chief Dinan, acting under the instruc-
tions of the police commissioners, has
issued an order in relation to the seiz-
ure and removal of liquors, in which ne
directs that druggists must refuse to
sell liquor even upon the prescription
of a physician.
The druggists say that they are net
in position to refuse to sell liquor
when the purchaser comes with a pre-
scription of a duly licensed and reg
istered physician. They declare that
by refusing they would lay themselves
liable, and that the physician who is
sues the prescription to his patient
would have grounds for civil action un-
der the law.
No Decision Reached as Yet
The druggists have not yet decided
whether they will abide by or refuse TO
obey the orders of the chief of police.
Police Commissioner O'Grady admit
ted this morning that the police COM
mission had no legal right to stop drug
gists from selling liquor on physicians
prescriptions, but he called attention
to the fact that under the day-to- day
legal holiday system now in vogue, the
druggists could hope for no relief from
the courts.
Police rule" he said, "is all power
full. and 1t Is the purpose Of the depart
ment to exercise it's authority until en-
Joined by law
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
Says Navy Is Too Large
PRESIDENT TALKS RAILROADS
Makes Public His Views on Amend
rnents to Rate Legislation Bills
~, Aeeoogotad Dr1..

Makes Public His Views on Amend
ments to Rate Legislation Bills
BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-In view of
the publications today regarding the
presidents position on the question of
railroad rate legislation and the amend
ments proposed, an authoritative state
ment was issued at the White House
today defining the presidents position.
The statement follows:
"The so-called Allison amendment, In
the presidents judgment, simply states
affirmatively what the president be-
lieves is already contained in the Hep
burn bill; but, if there is the slightest
doubt as to it's being thus already con-
tained in the bill, the president would
insist on its being put in, because un-
less 1t is therein contained, the bill un-
doubtedly would be void.
Would Include Amendment
Therefore, as incorporating the AL
lison amendment under no circum :
and as there is an honest doubt on the
part of some sincere adherents of the
bill whether it is or is not already, by
implication, contained in the bill, the
president is clearly of the opinion that
the Allison amendment should be put In,
and this without regard to whether
other amendments are or are not
adopted
IF the Hepburn bill, therefore, passes
in this form, which is practically the
exact form in which it passed the
house, it will be satisfactory to the
president, who from the beginning has
stated that the Hepburn bill Itself
would be satisfactory.
Also Favors overman Amendment
But the president would like, if in
addition to the Allison amendment, the
so-called Long and Overman amend
ment were adopted. While the president
regards these amendments with favor
and would like to see them adopted, he
does not in the least regard them as
vital and feels that the Hepburn bill
would still be in excellent shape even
without Them"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
Discuss PRESIDENTS statement

Comparatively few senator's were at
the capitol today. Instead of having
conference, as had been suggested, the
leaders seemed to think that the gem
eral welcome given to the statement
that compromise had been agreed
upon made such a gathering unneces-
sary.
The few who did meet at the capitol
discussed the presidents statement
again indorsing the Allison amendment,
and expressed the opinion that his ac-
ceptance of the proposition eliminated
all prospects of a contest
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
MEXICO TO HELP coUNTRYMEN
President RooseveIt's Rejection Of
ProHered Aid to Sufferers
Causes indignation
N AssocIated Presa.

Ell PAsO, Tex, May 5.--According
to A. N. Daguerre, secretary Of the
Mexican district of Braves, Mexico Is
going to send commission to San
Francisco to look into the needs of her
citizens there.
He says President Roosevelts rejec-
tion Of Mexlco's proffered aid has
caused Indignation in Mexico and she
will send a commission to help her
own people.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
pemoerats Not SATISFIED

Many of the Democrats, especially
those who advocated Senator Bailey's
plan for a limited review, were in
clined to look with some doubt upon the
compromise proposition. They would
have preferred the bill without amend
ment as the alternative of the Bailey
amendments. Nevertheless they con-
cede that the Allison amendment win
go through.
A suggestion was made today that
the Democrats should all vote against
the amendment not with the idea of
defeating 1t, but simply to show their
disapproval of its terms. The minority
Il Is believed viii vote unanimously for
the passage OF the bill on its final vote.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California;: Fair SUM-
day; cooler. Maximum tempera-
ture in Los Angeles yesterday, IS
degrees; minimum, 81 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
BOYCOTT SAID TO BE BROKEN
United States Again Ships Flour to
the Orient From San
francisco
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May Son the
Pacific Mail liner China, which sails
today for the orient, is a shipment of
1000 tons Of -four to China, whittier for
the past few months no flour has been
sent from this coast.
Steamship officials say the recent
boycott In China has been broken and
that this is the first flour shipment of
any note to be sent to the orient for
months.
The remainder Of the cargo consists
principally of raw materials from the
eastern coast consigned to Japan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

New comfortabIes, S1.0O and s1.25
each, at Veale 4 knights.
J. Ward Carver was in Cabot yester.
day to arrange for Republican rally in
that place.
i. p. Austin sells stone cutters
glasses, all kinds and prices. From zoe
to $500 each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Kline of the
seminary went TO Woodsville, n. IT.,
today for a short visit with relatives.
The kindergarten reopens III tie
Miles granite block September j, under
the directors Of Miss leila ID. Hin OF
Montpelier, who succeeds Miss Vince.
lock, the latter having given mp the
school. Telephone Montpelier 2ll-2a.
II, !, Conway Of Chicago, information
al president Of the r.. G. |. p. "A. made d
short visit in this city yesterday, while
on his way TO join Pres. Gompers in the
political fight in Maine. Mr.. Conway
eontemplates tour through Vermont
some time next month in the interests Of
the association.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-24
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CIVIL
AUTHORITY.

The board Of civil authority Of the
City Of Barre, Vermont, viii hold meet.
ings on the evenings of Wednesday and
Thursday, August Goth and 30th, 1906,
at Z o'clock, p. m, In the city court
room, City han, for the purpose of re.
vising and correcting tine check list 70
be used al the September election. and
to administer the fieemen's oath; and do
any other business that may properly
come before the board.
Dated at the City of Barre, Vermont.
this 18th day Of August, A. d. 1906.
William Barclay, mayor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-24
MEETING OF THE BOARD FOR THE
ABATEMENT OF TAXES.

There will be a meeting Of the board
for the abatement yof taxes held in the
city court room, City hall, Barre Yer.
mont, on the evening of Wednesday.
August 2sd, 1906 AT o'clock, p M,
for the purpose Of abating taxes.
Dated at the City OF Barre, Vermont.
this 18th day Of August, a. ID. 1906.
William Barclay, mayor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-24
EAST BARRE.

There win be social dance IN opera
house hall, Saturday evening, August
25. Gilbertsons orchestra. Dancing
from to ~. Bill soc. :
There viii be social dance at the
Foresters' hall Saturday evening. Au.
gust 25; Gauthier's orchestra; dancing
from 3 to IL; bill, 25 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-24
Low Rate Sunday Excursions.

The Central Vermont railway will run
a low rate excursion Sunday. August
goth, between principal stations, coming
north on paper train leaving White
River Jet. 1850 a. m, returning on even.
ing train leaving st. Albans 6:25 p. in.
See flyers for rates and particulars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-24
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, AUGUST "a, 1906.
Weather Predictions.

Fair tonight. Saturday light nirtherly
to easterly winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-24
GRANrTEvILLE.

The Foresters of NJ. w. Of A.. Maple
Leaf camp, win hold social dance in
Miles hall, GraniteYiile, Saturday night.
Batchelder's orchestra. Bill soc Der
couple.
There viii be special meeting OF
branch No. ~ of the quarry workers
international. union at Graniteville. We'd.
nesday evening, August 20. Business
Of Importance.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
Ga ltRrf Sro.

G0m une Stuoent tiIbragte je9
en- Sommerferfe lbs min Ontel,
8Ottoren, Der por 8iftrtftst9Qe / en-
5ieGobpgb paa 8tItlanbet. Oct oar
at flor Sntsrssie for mig at ledTa9e
bum pan bans mango 3ure omtrins |
III 8ttritt, og BET er Minbst ON en-
at bis1s RejIer. fbm ies M bill for
isge at bragg frem / 9utommelien;
bet tnptter fig nemlig til en- 8egiDsns
66b, fem gforbe ct ftertt SnbtrDt
paa mig os btufp til at 'tprte min
benaun9 not iao fpage FRO pud
9snnens Wagt.
@n Mbre'n tiblf9 / @usuit fl min
Onfel Qnmobnino ON at reiis op til
en- pldbs bit oppe unber 5ieloet;
5prfn 8roaten btb Munben, iom
eitbe BEN. Oct par en- lang og be-
fpsriie 8ur, g unoerbejs bsrte tee
no9et at be 9O1ts 9ffOris. fOm bOeOe
Der.
,,Det er en- autmp for 3ilperelIen,
en- faoban Munb bar at FIRE" fdgbs
min Snkl. Der er elenbi9 ffbt
1,porb al bbrfe - ct file Battlefield
bare oa lfbt llbmorf - men at bet
Nal Srebrfbets pinbes @aret isens
nem. Og oliseoel er Sorfn ct Of
be lbtteligfe Menneffsr, ies far fenot.
for fer bu, @nton, bet er lille bet,
en- eier. BET fomtnsr an pdn eller
pao be pbre Sbrtolbe bet BILE = bet
er Ginbet; Il Wemsffes Sinh er bet,
Fcm ssr fam lpffsfis eltr ulptfslis
= bet Nal bu montre fnnbe. nnnr bii
Dor Tart faa mango at senbs. fom tss!'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09

mes. be trenger til for at gBre bet
goot for benz | 2iDet, ieg bnDoe Daft
not / bet, Iolm ban bobDe 9iDet
mig, men tog ban 9enoe fra mig, faa
miItebe ieg aft; og jeg vddbte bit
til 9erren. at ban mdutte ipare benbs,
om bet bar mulig o8 ba jig rejits
mig i9en pioite ieg, at min 9gn bar
6leoet bgrt."
Oct mar en- mar'teli9 9iitOrie, "
iagoe ieg.
Der er ingen @r9nie for SUBS
Magt," fdgte min 0ntel iti1e. oOg
jeg ifal fige big at en- Manb ibm ban,
Der leoer iau alene meb 8brene og
bet, Iom oufier pad Mlarten, og til
boem aft li9eiom fommer lige fra
Subs t6danb, en- Idaban Munb er
ben Gpige nsre n9r enb Ri. 6dns
3ro er it9rf o9 bans 6%orpentning til
Sub uben 9oiOl. Sun bar erfuret
BELT uO SanO6dOe Den at bet Orb: o9eO,
CO s Ital fdu."
,,Men andre Far bebt - o9 lite
facet"
oStte FABIAN, Tom 3brFn bab. Seq
Tar lart noget at BAN / Dag. 4n=
ton, en- 8ro T5m fans funbe en-
aon9e paa lin 8rone misunbe Dam
- bet er en- 3ro, iOm fan flntie
8jerge."
iSnu fit bu 3orfin 8ruaten, fom
6apbe fpmpet meo Sub og blinbet
SER, ben tore @Iabe at fe i'm !9u=
Itru fslbrsbet beo i'm SHE, TRAD
lenDe al 9btte p'oer bet life Barn,
Sub bdpoe if9ntet benz. Sg altio
itob FOR min 9nnte, naar jeg min
bebes 3orfn, bint mere og 6ertne
lige Sumlto meb ben u1Dnlige, iom
fer paa Sor6en / ben @rao fun blie
Der ida at os til Del.
L,9pmisi.")
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
&orreiheu na"ffl
SureOO % ct. SOuis, MO.

gtu bar Ri feiret Sulebejtloen o9 bar
ulerdoe fa9t 6urOel til bet gdmle
Oar rog begbnot ct MT.
MeO fau .OpO bill jeg MI meobels
IiOt ON, fporleOes hi tilbragte por
Suefeit, Ihltteoe bet 9dmIe O9 be-
gpnbte oct nps Qar.
9i baOte iGrbeles 9Cbt @ejr; en-
Dag preoeoe bet paa ait me, men bet
tIep life til noget, faa hi fit life NO
gen 5oib Sui.
Dor SuleFtit begpnbte hi meb
0ubsteneIte / airten unoer aloftens
b~eitioelige 3uloen.
Mebens ,airfetlptten snbnu fimebe
Sulebeitiben inb, iitemte ben tiliteoes
oahnIoe 6orfumIine Sulmen: Del
timer MI iii SuleFeIt", 6oittet 9jor0s
ct megt feitIigt Snbtrpt.
8frtFomlne 6Gnber 6dbbe fst
@uosIjepeIten Ooeret / traol 9eIt9ftis
Qelie meo at Imptte 8irtens Snore,
iaa oette ogIGa ggebe bet feitlig:
Snotrpt.
S Secret itob port Itnuft pbnteoe
Suletr9 meo bets mango brGnbenoe
Qbs, Der ,pau en- forunoerlig ltiae
Wiaaoe minoebe os ON &riTtusbnrnet
iom fin title Ndt feotes / getbles
Dem.
Dozen oOer Pr9bteitoten itob at
Iaie i SelObo gifaper paa GRIN
8runb: .9Gre pure Sub / bet ,bpi=
efk".
8i fumlsbe bort Sinh og bore
Santer til en- fort 9efragtning oper
Gn9lenes 2obfang: y9gre bare Sub
/ bet bejeite, og Sreb pau Sbrben, og
/ MenneIfer en- 9etbebagefig6sb". I'll
Slutnin9 Tang ri Salmen: y@labe
Sui. heilige Sui. 8 ifiltes Iaa
meb noget at ben fore s~gtilegIabe /
rore t6ierter.
Gn Deltuger ubtalte, at BAN inntes
afbri9 Tor6en at babe facet ct Taa
ftitligt Snbfrpt al Sulebpitioen, iom
Oenne Suledften i Subs Srs.
SuIeba9 Tamlsbes hi til Sule=
glrbsttneite ST. 1890 / 5urero %
SCI. $50 / Ct. Qouis. s 81. 2ouis
oar Der ben ItsuIte 6orIum1ing, Der
nogen Sinbe bar o9ret Jet peb en-
ahntnbe(ig @ubstieueite per.
4lbrig er Der til paFor q. Bent
len blet:n gfoet ct faa fort SuleoHer
Itm Deb benns ifbite Sulsfeit. 0ess
fcritben Far ban mdStoget temmeli9
betIbelige @aoer baabe fra @enner /
81. 2Ouis os Surebo.
- Suleba9s Mften b6rbs pi Sule
ira for gsrnene I Sure6o; benne Set
bar meset tDelIpttet og 9forbe ct qpbt
SnbtrTt para 5orfumTinesn, fom bar
msget flor, faa at bi enbog mautts
tase @aneriet | grus. 8srnene gioroe
ret pgTaa sanffe eobt. bapbs l9rt,
bbub Der tbar giptt bem, meset bel.
Deb benrk @nIebnins ofrebs 8srnene
ri pore Ssrnebfem. ea fns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
u6or Subs SfDlo,
beO mig iffe."

preIten beb o9rinifotistirfen"
.glGpelanO fit engang 8eigg af en- bel.
,flebt Manb, Der Gob MI at 6uos no
get iGrbeles pda Sampitttgbeben.
Gan fortlarebe, at ran bar 8as=
5erer 'ps0 oi Itsrre &onlpagni, men bar
blsOen tiIbeislig til at brittle, nadr
ban par / Gag meb gobe aammerutet.
% ban ptoite, at Tan fer eller iener'
pflOe mite fin ptaos,, bois ban TIE
tss Heb / Sejlene. Gu Tom ban I'll
qr9iten for at ~afl9gge o9 unosrtegne
aaGFtet".
.@Br bet Faa Itrdmf Tom muli9t,"
CAB fan.
.,Mtn f9re 9en!" ioarebe pr9iten,
bet nil lloet biGlpe Dem; mar 8e
sr uos neO 3eres @srner, Oil De
alemme Gsftet pg fun innfe enbbu
bpbere ! 0eres egen pg andres 5ors
agt."
oNien Foab ifal ie9 ba 9srs2"
pr9Iten tog ct Sort op at 9ommen:
yuncertegn bette, Tad ffaI ieg ftrtoe
timber Tom 9Tone."
Paa &orttt Itoo Der trDtt:
gil mine0enner
SEQ CT bs6 at blice ct Offer for
0rifeodneu 6bts ieg ttfe 9olOsr op,
tabsr iss min Sitting og 6lpoer rui-
neret. 6or @u6s Stplb, beb mig
fife ON at tage ct @las mep sbsrl,"
oalt, 6OaO ieg 6eOer Dem ON,
iflfeiebe 9raIten, aer, at De Diler
bette Sort fren. boer Sang nogsn in
oiierer Dem pda ct @tus, og tom iad
o9 fort9l mig, 6Oer Gang De buffer
unber."
Sire Tiger eFter tom Mnnben til
boss, me9et neb iLnoet.
,Seg rertdbe, at De bar tommsn
t%isligers", bemarts6e praIten. o9ar
Dc brugt &ortet2"
ga. 5srite Gang bar alereoe
0o9en otter, ieg par bos Dem. Gn
COB Ben par paa 9ontoret, og efter
at je9 haobe eIspeoeret BAN, biIoe
fan, at nj ifuloe gaa ub % tdge ct
8las ION Iaa ofte for. Seq bapoe
aft 9atten / 6aanoen, bo ieg buifece
aertet og ofite BAN bet. !9an ida
ub. iom ON ban oIorig piloe .bltoe
fGrbig meo at D1ie bet. Sna lagoe
aun bet fra fig cg fagee: oaarl. leg
ital fsr fugge 5uanben ai mig, emo
noetn Sfnbe krsftsr ital beos Oig
p9re msb M at briffe." Chen bar
iee bit aortet mango @onse, og
Boer enelte tog bet aQoorligt. Nogie
iusbe: an right, 9amIe 9en!" am
brt CAB mig BET i9en uosn ct Orb.
Sssen 10 ener fiof>be berpoer. Men i
9our glenrte reg bet"
De tar aiOrt bet oper 6orpent.
ming" Iodrsoe gratsn, LAB bet IN
bare %lnnQers, for De after fommer
iesn."
Set borebe ire Naaneber, inbtn
BON tom igsn. Nefe Sang ct balpt
9lnr.
oO9 MI bar ies life iet BAN I to
aar", f%ortaIte 9raiten nbli9. oiua
nh tror jeg, at ban er rebbet."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09
MDe Suger.

III D uIsVDH OdHWdrI.
5elgenOe babes for 3iOen:
gaitor Ssi. @n at Norb : ainui
9riitne. @n 2eoneOsifiloring, a
t5ru 6oparb 3aDlor, MisTion9r
&ind. S0erfot at paitor s. ga9e.
DolO. Meo 16 8iGeber. s Sm.
flag $1.10.
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ne. SDerI at fra @ngelIf. s Sm
flag doc. STINT inbbunben 75c.
Span og Gitber. Gn 5ortering fra
Sebe1iret i HusIanb. of &lic.
Gang. S OmfIdg 25c. Smuft inb.
bunben 60c.
@ennem 8rudbigerne. Qqf @ertrut
@lmquiit. 126 Siber. s OmIrao
Doc. $ Tmlutt 8inb SOC.
6errens @ejs. Snnbe Oplebelie Ter.
@f 9ouru 8or4fenius, jpOif Pre-.
i~tefone. 5 Omilug 25c.
Zen beaige &rig. of SObn 8unpan.
Pau 9anff Oe6 q. 3b. Serne. 81
Iuitreret at s. 8ant. OF Siber.
s Omilag 90c. 5 fmp. 8inb $1.7O.
Sen M praite9uarb. of Gfit6 qe@
berien. 300 Siber. s OmIlug
Soc. Stint i%nObun6sn $1.20.
@eO ben mprte 6lob. Gn 6orta0ing
fra Qrmenien. of .. Qlcoct. paa
0onif beb paItor Matt6 elem. 228
SiSer. S 0mila9 $1.0O. S toms
poneret 9inb $3.50.
9aomi e(ler Serufalems fibite 0age.
OFF Mrs. $. 9. @ebb. 484 Siber.
s Omilag Soc. Stint inbb. $1.20.
@eb apgtens Stin. 6ortanin9 af 90.
S OmTtag SOC. s tomponeret
8inb soc.
De TO 8rgore. of 81. $. u. pod
0anif beb 9aitor q. g. MabIen.
286 SiOer. s OmfIag 60c. S
fmuft tomponeret 8inb $1.00.
M1isiionsbibliotbetet. Rebi9erst af
9aralb Senien. = 1. 9efte: Qler>
amber Mocfdn. Gn Qebneb5teds
ming. AZ Siber. $ Omilug Zoe.
.0o. 2. og 3. 6efte: Mtme. SAP: 5
@fritas Snbre. Minoer fra Gam
bsIimisiionen. 81 Siber. s Oms
flag 25c.
Do. 4. 6efte: Sobn G1iOt, Snbid.
"..:cneS 4poitet. 16 Sioer. S Ome
flag loo.
Ssmanbens file BOG. Sub til 2@re.
llb9ipet dF Semdnbspralt Seoee
rim SgrenIen. "a Sioer. S Oms
flag 15c.
leF Sanb = eaer &lippegrunb. vi
GGifabet6 9olitein : 6uliteinborg.
ia Sber. $ SmfIag Acc.
6oorlebes ftal hi forboIOe os til ben
beGigs Sfrift? 5urebra9 at pait.
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Omflag Zoe.
SeIt for Se1us. 2f quitor q. Suel.
40 Sioer. S OmIlag zoe.
8riitus, Dor &on9e, o9 bans ai9e.
30 bTbelffe 8stragtninger at 8iffop
8. @gbI6e. = SAINT: Den friite-
liqe 6ribeb og &ilOen at @unn,
Tom opb9fber til ct ebi9t 2iO. 81
prebifener at paitor ST. 3eut6en.
Salt 50 Siber. s Omflag zoe.
@ibnesbpro om 2'oet / 9riitus. %
Siber. s Smflag 10c.
Il gubeligbebens ire Grttfler. @f pa
itor s. Mo9ensr. 81 Sioer. 8
Smilag &c.
ems pao 8eien. Smautr9t og 8ors
teIinger til 8rug for pr9i tier oQ
Ssnba9sffolelarere. 242 Siber. )
SmfIag zoe. q
Tag og lasl Gn 4nbagtsbog 70;
unge. 8orte 2eieitbtter til gibel.
tstiter paa bper Dag / 4aret. 2bei
Oplag. 429 SiOer. S Omfag 81,
Snbb. / tomponeret 8ino $1.60.
@isbeben / 5roen Og 9uubet. S On
leOning at Den Iuliggprsnoe Sro",
@f q. g. MaoOien. 80 Siber. s
Smflag zoe.
Subs Hige % 8srnene. 3anter on
MISUNDERSTANDING i Sjemmet.
2Qf 8. g. 6ani len. 81 Sioer. S
Omila9 20c.
Smad Stens til 9errens 9us. 30
6N.l. q O-n.. N.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-09

berfoltene = 6sferfoltene = 6unf
tGinferen = Den ifiulte GottisbOm
= Den mDItiite 2eier. III 9tbu
$ tomponeret 8inb $1.OO.
Spurben og SUBS 8ilie. On Soers
bejelIe mob 5ibens gontrp. vi
pdifOr 8. Miiniter. s Omft. 10e-
DngIingen, Tom far forIubt 0iemmeL
Otter bet GngeGife. llbgipei ~
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mems 9GpOiteG. Nf Guftop YeBr.
100 Siber. s Smflae 4Oc.
SIpOeblab mob Mormonismen. vi
paTtor $. 8. 6rimobt1MIsGIer. ]
Om flag loo.
Subs Orb er Ieberbe o9 frdItt9t,
Gogle Sdnfer til 8eItprtefIt Oa
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S%O9nepreit. 5 Omffug 20e.
5OIfeftole o9 8prnegubstieneite. vi
8. g. 6unien. Meb ct 9iaGs.
70 Siber. s OmiIug zoe.
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time Normdrf. 70 Si6er. :
Smilag zoe.
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9mIIag 15c.
@amle @ertrub. st 2tpsbiaebe fra
@eftz Splanb. OFF @'fbetmins ga
oebop. 43 Siber. S Omfl. 15c-
Om BEN Sbnb, Der life fan forIabes.
@n getragtning, at poff. Sob. Bile
9eterIen. Al Siber. s SmF. 20N
Sobannes 2eoinien. 9reF oeb be
Gtas ienite 9oliger. Minbbtdbs
at bars l1ngbomsoen @lfr. Spfen.
81 Siber. 5 Smfas 40c.
6erren er min 5illugtl No9k at
0abibs Salmer fra Qb1aGons 9p~
rgrs Sib. 4f q. s. 6onien. 154
iSiber. S SmiGag 50c.
Zen itgnneite Gni9beb. @n Oberoeis
elie til 6ielp mob Sibens 8untrn-
of qait. 8. Miiniter. % Sibe1.
S OmfIag 15c.
Sanb5eben tro. @n Sorteains ina
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 296 Sls
Der. $ Omila9 60c. S tompnnf'
ret ginb $1.00.
dlaget op! Serlig til De uu9e. vi
Qerer ST. N~icolatisn. 80 Siber-
s Omflag Loo.
.@n mobig ManO. 8iffpp 5ammiuss
tons 2io og Opb, fortult for Ting
bonmen. Qlf g.. 6. 0atpiOn. ]
Forfortet Sberfettelfe peo 8uftoa
= 8a9epolb. 100 Siber. S Sus
lag zoe.
Sortes alipp.. Wf Rolpb @onsr.
paa OanF beb q. g. Mdbfex-
248 @. s OmH. Coo, inbb. 90G
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Su.l. Nnbagt for fpge. SO 81
Der. Snbb. 60c.
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psi Sib.r, mutt inbb. Coo
8eobps Snap. Gn SiitUrie ON In
raft 0r.ng. Qf @mp s. Genps:.
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6. Matbiai.n. Snbb. 40c.
9eItmisfionen meb gibras at Ia
m.b. 5rt. Maris 9Olft, 5rt, 9sDl.s
te. SIC. tbeol. $. Using, @drObp,
2nge Sob. 8ruberftn, 9pngbp. %
Siber. s Smfus 15c.
50 Sulefortalins.r. Gf u. g0Ss
mer. 40 Siber. s OmEas 10
Sr. Sulefortanine.r. "a Siber.
Smlld9 lOe.
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bien o. /. b. 239 Sibsr. 8 Sus
flag 6Oc. Snbb. 9Oe.
timber S%aberbaunb. aonFrmatiOnss
CAB. at 81. peterfen. Ga @tbtE
s Omlds 10e. Snbb. 35c.
8eb @fritas Slob.r. Gf Mnnis ".
Butler, operfat at gbr. Stricter
Qaae.
8ilb. geets @rinbrineer fra nit 9ib.
9obt inbbunben $1.00.
Dor 6reb. @f 81. BON 8. gn Nus
tibsfortellins. @utoriferet Opers
FnIIsIf. haIaroet hsA 80 81 00rtx
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