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some pun paste on the dresser sbo,,
quarter OF an inch thick. emf IL MI,
large huted round cutter abon tbo ';.a "
ss ior pattics; cut "a hole I'm tbe ;,.iio
with a small plain. round c,ft.-. ,i,1e
as quickly as possible. with vonr 6naar
w. WI l'-''9. so as TO put the inside on
,iJ,...-.. i,I ueAiiiB 'lsai as the paste spreads
.,0""ye instead OF rising bake IN a hot
ieenf ana glaze q good color. When
-o,e cs tuey represent exactly "a cocxade.
,ho hlo,'ili,ii win hllcts of sweatmeat to form
the plaits of the cockade.
Baked Apples Place the fruit without
PaIlng ID a stone JAR with good deal of
..sa'' ana cover with cold water Cover.
sikAl ana bake in a slow oven three hours
ne skins give a good color and peculiar
Apple Tart Pie No. One Gun strained
sleNed apples. one cup granulated sugar
Uir Meh-neaten egg one cup sweet cream
httle nutmeg. Beat all well together
set ''-N' "i''''
Apple Tart Pie No. , Make a rich nio
crust and build It up around the edge
Bake a delicious brown. Then I'm with
one cup OF strained, siewcd apple. whites
OF two eggs and one cup OF eranulated
sugar Beat all together until hrm and
pour into the crust and set I'm the oven
ana brown; sprinkle powdered sugar over
the top.
A New England Apple Pie Custard
Stew quartered apples n verv LITTLE
water until they are tender. then rnb
them through a colandcr For one pie
allow one pint of cooked apples When
they are still hot stir into them spoonful
ol butter one cup of sugar. two we'll
beaten egg and halt cup of cream. Line
deep pie plate with rich crust rolled thin
ana MI the plate with the prepared mix
ture. Bake Ia quick oven A meringue
may be put over the top II desired after the
pie Is baked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
By Beatrice Care

sort, however. Is seldom placed the entire
way around the room, but Is used In pan
els. one on each side or II the space Is
long one two on one side and one on each
Of the other three sides. Charming frieEes
showing water scenes. with boats and sail
INK vessels, or representing woodland
scenes with trees against sunlit sky are
also to be had. and are by many preferred
70 the ones showing figures.
For the housekeeper who cannot anoro
these novelties. the plain cartridge papen
10 the soft tones OF rose, green. yellow,
red blue Or pale brown are always most
satisfactory, and even II they are not new,
are always IN good taste and make a per
fectly safe selection Especially where
there are a great many pictures used on
the wall, these plata papers are excellent
a. a background, and always look we'll
with the room furnishings, which cannot
be said Of all the patterned and lowered
napers. with these cartridge papers the
best result IS obtained by using no frieze,
but have the ceillng paper, which may be
Of q deep cream color, or a pale yellow, or
10 a very faint tone OF the same color as
the side wall. dropped down to Join the
picture molding In living room / recent.
iy saw. which was most tasteiuNy anu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
Gentle Knnok.

Come into this store with me a minute.
said Deepley. ] want TO buy you good
cigar.
OF see here. protested Cheoploy, don't
get the idea that you have TO DO That just
because ! gave you a cigar yesterday. Be
sides. / don't smoke.
/ know. 1 just want you 10 keep this
good ono In your pocket until tho next
time you feel like giving me a cigar
Catholic Standard and Times
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
New Ideas for Spring Refurnishins.

yet ine1pensively furnished, the walls were
treated In this way, the color chosen for
the side walls. being a medium shade OF
warm, soft green cartridge paper, pur-
chased for twenty cents the roll. This
paper. by the way, comes double width,
and as there Is no pattern to match, ls
thus very economical The ceiling was 10
pale yellow paper and was dropped two
feet from the top, the molding being tinted
a shade lighter green than the cartridge
paper. The wood work OF the room was
In walnut and the furniture. which was
all In dark wood, mostly mahogany, and
was upholstered IN tapestry ana velour IN
shades Of green. rose and yellows. some OF
the pieces being done IN plain material and
others In figured tapestry. The hoors
were stained aud polished and there
were several small rugs and one larger
one used as noor covering. fhe
windows we're shaded With cream white
blinds. and the curtains were made at
home out OF ecru course mesnen dshnet,
edged with Renaiesance braid lace edg-
ing, the curtain being ornamented by
broader braid used With tic narrow "a
form n pattern IN the corners and rows W
the sides. over these curtains were val
ance draperles OF plain green China silk,
edged with fringe.
BEATRICE CAREY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
Safe

An official in the Land Office at Wash
ington relates how DIR. Whipple, for q long
time bishop Of Minnesota, once undertook
To hold religious services near an Indian
village in one of the Western States.
IL appears that the bishops effects were
scattered about the "lodgc and. when
about TO 60 out, he asked the chief il it
were safe IN leave them there while he
went 10 the village for the service.
Plenty safe grunted the Indian; mo
Harper Weekly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
GOOD COOKERY.
By Marjorie webster.

Mod Sausage-For the woman who
ret the real country sausage. packed
ea ~ little salt bags, here is a treat: Re
~ ~ the roll of sausage from its cover
nv nlsce in a small dripping pan. Dust
sL.y with flour and make wall of
nsnto around il. pairing the potatoes.
Po,t;ng them in half and standing the cut
~ egainst the sausage. Bake in
auSI aIorafe oven until the potatoes are
nloJor and brown and the sausage well
sone If desired, use the dripping that
somes from the sausage to make a cream
,-s,-v TO 90 with the sausage and potato,
serve without. In one home where this
= 4 favorite cold weather dish they have
toJa sheet iron tin made of just the right
no .:.e 10 accommodate the sausage and
sosstoes and they are served on the tin.
Eorsage cooked in this way is delicious
.;ced cold and makes appetizing sand
Eiches
1sdv's Fingers No. Separate the
IL from the whites of nine eggs and
~, the whites in a bowl on ice Put
fgbt ounces of powdered sugar and one
bsif gill Of water m a saucepan on the
e. add the egg yolks and beat with an
aor heater until AuI AlAlhtAlt - warm.
M not hot Remove the pan from
Ge fire and beat for 10 minutes. until
sod. whip the whites to a stiff froth
mi mix lightly with the other ingredients.
Then stir in 10 ounces of -four without
hesting. Make a cornucopia of a sheet
a iociscap, sewing up the side where
4 laps over. TO make it firm. cut off the
orer point to make an opening as large
ss one finger, line a baking pan with
bttered paper put some of the cake
mixture in the cornucopia and squeeze it
out in finger lengths upon the buttered
reper. Sift powdered sugar over them
ipd bake for eight minutes.
Iadv's Fingers No. 2-One cup sugar.
one-baf cup butter, beaten together
one egg one-quarter cup of milk. one
nint Of -four. two teaspoonfuls of baking
powder: flavor with vanilla; cut into
little strips; roll in sugar and bake in a
quick oven.
Lemon Pie-Take the juice and grated
rind Of one lemon one cup OF boiling water.
one cup of sugar. one tablespoonful of
-four. volk Of one egg; dissolve the -four
hi little water and boil together. Line
4 plate with crust and bake. When done
ei with the above mixture; beat the
whites to a stiff froth. add sugar to taste
and spread over the pie. Set in the oven
until lightly Drowned.
Cheesecakes-Put some curd from tho
dsirv into the mortar, with a bit of very
fresh butter. a little salt. whole egg and
two yolks; rasp the peel Of a lemon over
some sugar and put this also into the
mortar: add four macaroons and a bit of
sugar: pound the whole together. and
when very fine take it out Of the mortar:
butter any quantity of tartlet moulds
according to your company, spread some
puff paste over the dresser, cut with
round cutter as many pieces as YOU have
mouds, and put a spoonful OF the prep
arstion TO each bake next in pretty
hot oven, and serve up very hot with
powdered sugar.
Little Cockades Garnished Spread
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
A Parrot OF EgIl Rsnutatlnn

The kea parrot Of New Zealand is a very
curious bird. For many years it has been
charged with killing sheep by pecSing hole
holes in their sides. and this alleged fact
has been recorded in many works ON orni-
thology and natural history Accordingly.
AS the kea is i'm danger of determination
an investigation was recently undertaken
10 determine whether this bird really
deserved its evil reputation No evidence
could be found 10 warrant the statement.
and. it was thought TO be based entirely
upon the curiosity which it manifests in
looking over the oarcasses of dead animals.
Harper Weekly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
r.rfrct rnnrlnnrn.

Where there used TO be feeling of uneasi-
ness and worry in the household when a
child showed symptoms of Group, there Is
now perfect confidence. This is owing to
the unifosu tsnccess Of amberlain'F Cough
Remedy In the treatment of that disease.
Mrs. n. /. Basfori Of Pooasville. Nd. in
speaking of her experience In the use of
the remedy, says: have world of con-
iidence in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
for have used st with rerisct success.
My child, Garland IS subject to severe at
tacks of crouD and it always gives hin.
PROMPT relief 'r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
Tin

Charlie dear, said young Mrs. Torkins,
! dreamed of q racchorse last night.
You don Q think of following any such
tips as thatl
don { know. They seem 20 me just
as reliable as yours, and it doesn 70 take
nearly so much time 20 figure them OUT
Washington Star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
Oonsiderate Of Hin.

Weary Walker Here's a piece in dis
paper dat says cts better TO lie 20 a
woman Il de truth would make her un-
happy
Thirsty Tim OATS ist de way feels
about H.. Whenever "a kind-hoarted ole
lady seq ter me: III give yer a dime
will yer spend il fur liquor % ! always
sez No. Catholic Standard and Times
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12

Of lanoln and four ounces of almond oil
together and while wnrm add four ounces
of witch hazel and when nearly cool add
one-half drachm of carbolic acid.
For Red Hands Make % wash from
one teaspoon of muriate OF ammonia. one
quart of water and ono TEASPOON of lemon
juice. Use the wash twice a day.
Shampoo for the Hair Boil four
ounces of green soap and four ounces OF
castillo soap IN one quart of distilled water
until 10 grows thick, then add the eight
ounces OF alcohol and pat In closely corked
bottles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
Free Thinker.

Cholly-I pwide myself on being a free
thinker
Stella Well | don't suppose you have
enough TO charge admittance ior.-Ncw
York Sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12

] notice they've got some insurance men
on the stand in New York
Looks more ike they've got 'em on the
rum New Orleans Times Democrat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12

Once used-always used. All drug
gists sell DR.. Wards Headache Powders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12
Reanedy

For sale by ON druggists Special agcnts, NIL
Ter Drug Co.. fo2 Maract street, Wilmington, Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12

Little COckades Garnished = Spread
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-12

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14

lsr, inotager De tpite 4grarers 500
oeoorgan, n0eutfde 5ages5eitung"
tn fremrugsnoe Yluos ogiaa / Den
Retning, at oct bgrsr til De minoIt
tresne meo 0enIpn til Miolerns.
0isie 9lngreb Oifteres at iaa aOle
9epeggrunoe, ipm De tpfte 4grd.
rers 4ngit for BET lille 0unmartS
aonturrence paa 9anobrugets Om-
ruaoe maa Ii9es At pere.
6or nplig bar BET Den oanite
Malt, Ser MATTE bolOe for, og -.
T." bapOe n9Iten life 0ro for i'm
I5orargelie oper, at berlinIte Meoce
Ipiloe gioe oeres 8srn oenns Juno
beOsfarlige Drift / Ste0et for at be-
tale De tpIte @oosejeres berlige Prp=
QUIT meO De 4~agerpriier, oisie be-
Ihageoe at 0ittere. Ru CT oisie Ani
9reb bprte op, / set min0ite ida
nogenlunoe, ~efterat De tpite 4graz
rers yMilhzGentral" / Berlin er
gaaet fdlit me0 ct 0unorenoe lin.
berifu0. Og %. 3" bar oerpaa
tantt, at aaoen MI ogiuu maatte
TONNE til BET oanTte Smsr.
Saa traf Bet Jig iaa beIoigt. al
Zines" begit oen %fOrlan9it at Der
~.oensblaOet meO De melt uforbeboIOs
ne llnofploninser berigtissos 5or-
petsling at en- 5uitage forfalitet
.hoaanoft Smsr, Der feiIastig par
.tetegnet iom oanit. lloen at brpOe
fig ON Zines" gerigtigelie, foyer
D. Z" M Suppe paa ben 5msr=
.orittsl og ilutter naturli9pis meo at
puataloe lobmasiige 5o~rboIosresler
til aontrol at Oct ira u0lanoet
inofprte Smpr.
ge0 Soagtontrolen .in mente"
er 6rniigten life til at tage fell al.
Den er Iige Iaa I'm ION Miolerue.
qfflsrins al en- MinOc
/ Sfibelun0 9rat.
Den %. SuIi afiIertoes III. y. 9.
! Sfibelun0 &rdt en- min0eiten for
Niels SODIUM 5ermanien. MinOe=
itsnen beitaar at ct aelief grDit
itDtfe at 5ermanien, mo0slleret al
6dnienz Sdtobien os itsbt / Bronco;
oct er inofattet / en- itor admpes
ten. profesfor Shrsoer talte for
Sermdniens Ninoe, og 5Oritanoer
4ppel citere0e Iiot at en- 5dIe, Ger
mdnfen bapoe bolot PED 4filsrins
gen al en- Minoeiten for arpaer.
ga. 1000 Mennefter oberpareOs
6rjtioelisbeoen. gnfefru German
Zen bar til Steoe. Gfter Qflsrinz
gen afbOlotes ct firteligt Me6e, osO
fDiltet prafterne Sungsrien, 81.
6enbapu o9 RoienitaH6, Better @eo-
itso talis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14


billige Bsger, linden de er udsolgt. De
udeladte Munro er soigt. Da vi like
kan skate here Bsger Ill de anfsrte
lave Priser, MAJ Bestilling indsendes
snarest, ON man snsker nogie If dem.
Bsgerne dlsendes portofrit.
Begerne bestilies efter Nanmer.
286. Canister ghriItian sbomefer
Sebsfteo. On 9eretning at Sbpro
Sebsiteb. ga Sioer / OmTas
Iebiat fra S1.2o til so c.
300. Tutios S~psrsamual os e
Siptt, uf bet oanF.5oltsa.Oneos.
lsb. gn folteIie SuIsgaot til gens
ner | Roroen fra 9iIhelm Birte=
bal. 26O Sioer I Omflas. R.o-
Fat fra $1.20 til % Gents.
292. Gbriiri fnO Orb paa aOrfet. -
getrastninser / 5aftstio.n at 81.
arnot. 90 Siber / OmIlag. Reos
lat fra 40c. til 10 Gents.
294. GpnnseIiife 5oreDrdg / anleos
ming af patsr 9angss angr.b pdn
Dor airts. 6oIOts | 9arniionsiirs
Ten i asbenbapn | 5aiten 1892 at
5enrp Using. lie. theoI. 1872 Sis
Der / Smflas. Hsoiat fra zoe.
til 35 Cent?.
295. Rogle gIao. al ben triitneaOin.
beg 5iItOris. Of 5oruIo St.in.
176 Sfber | Smflag. R.biui fra
Toe. til % Gents.
296. Sptsen.Ifer ON nit 2epneos Of
min 9ibs 9iltorie. of Dr.. Sen.
rit Rieolai GlauIen. Jsrits 9alps
bel: inbtil 184S, 318 Sibsr | Om.
flag. Qnbsz 6alpoeI: 1848-1s75
SIC siosr / Omilag. gsgss ginb
nsbfat fra $40 til $1.5o.
297. Observation-Disclosures sner
90gftaDobrtefien. Of 6, 9enrii
S4drling, prof, Or. tb,oI. l72
Sfo.r | OmfIae. Rsbiat fra 81
til Is Gents.
298. Danmart / 9iI.ber at baniie
Digt.rs. 152 Siber Omflag pos
meest flint popir os | fmagfulb
llbgaDs. Snbeboloenoe bet fineit.
llbpals af 9ists, fmtrsDns af naftsn
ale Danmdrts DistUe, hpori ak
be mere fremtraoenbe Gsparbisbes
Der | Dunmart beipnges. Rebfat
fra Soc. til 25 Gents.
299. Den bdnife aonebdabs : Gfss
petition til @rsnlanbs gffpit.
populart btffrepen at o. 5olm.
auptain | 5laab.n. os Q. @arbe.
premi.rlsiinant | Jlaaben. $50
flor. Gibsr | meset fmutt iomppnes
ret ginb meb 0ufotrbt. giI 9efs
fen berer en- Nangbe farbeles fine
gileber os et aort ODER @rsnlanb.
Hsofat fra 1888 til $500.
300. llpeirstioer. On Sfilbrins
fra Grimisfonsesnens af aapp.I
gscter. 200 Sibsr | Omflos. -
Rsbfat fra $1,O0 til 4Oe.
BOZ. Gn Samlins gers of Chr.
Wintber. 242 Siber OmFag.
Nebiat fra $1,20 til COX.
BOP. 9be Gaming of tbe Sbretp al
Winiam Sbatefpeare. Meb @lo.
fer os 4nmarfninser at u. Gt:s
mari, Moe @resor, Selma G..
ainn.b os 8. 6. Damn. Gil 1rus
Deb Selptubium, pripatunberDis'
ming os | Stolernes bsiere aIos.
fer. 1872 Siber I Omflag. Heb.
fat fra zoe til 30t.
BOB. Waebetb az Mi[iam Sbafes
fpeare. Meo 0loier os Mnmnrfs
ninser at Orr. u. Gtepart, Dtsx
@resor os Mrs. g. ainnep. Sill
8rus Deb G%eIDftubium, pripatun<
bsrbisning pg I Stolernes bsiere
alasfsr. 36 Giber | Om1d0.
NebIat fra 60c til 2O.
'05. 4rosebe Blade, Dists at CIR.
Wintber. 352 Giber | Ompaa.
HebIat fra $1,60 til 5Ot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14

DEN gamIe @rappla6e.
Def meooeles mDgbl.", at ben %
Suli omtalte oeo anippelsbro iunOs
ne @rapplaos oDsr Jru Sopbie
amalis Jriis, 5r. Soban Rant5uts
5uitru, piitnof TANNER fra RieOs
laj airfe, | bpilfsn airfe bemelote
Jrue bar ligget bsgrapet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14
TT

8eit for 4ltingsmenoene Den %.
Silli ON Qftenen BAR Sen iiOite
Hnffen At oe Setter. bpurmeO @a-
ffrne bar Oeret baoreoe, og oet
5lep life ben ringsIte.
aeben6apns me aaa0bus er
Sis ielo fuu feitlist, at posrliger.
TloImpfning n1iten CT ooerflpoig =
ct lltal at glomiter bar oa Ogiaa
Den eneite prpoelie. Der bar ~tilfsiet.
DER par Oattet ! 6eitialen, Roor
Boroens BAR pnnteoe meO ct @elo
nj 8lomfter = 6unoreOer at 9a=
Ter meo blegrpoe @ooetiu, og Iangs
Bor0ene ftreet en- 9atprus / famine
sSnroe.
Den iamleoe Rigs0ag bar fer
ferfte Sang aommanens 9GIter,
oerFor 1T Rigsoagsmenoene en- Jar
fig bjsrtelig @eltumIt6ilien iammen
meo SslanOerne.
gorgmeitsr SenIen bpO geltonz
men og bao tage til Satte meo,
bDao 6uiet formaaeoe.
O%berpraiiOent Sloenburg I'D.
6raqts aongens Staal.
8orgerrepraientationens 6ors
mnno 8. 3rier talte for Sslano %
uobrngte ct 9eos for oen feaes 9ro=
OrrfelelTe.
@Dsielmano giarnaion ser
Ifal pore altings beoite 5aler =
fnffeoe for oe uforlignelige 9age /
0anmart. Min0et ON oetie 9e=
Jog Diloe lenge lpie ooer Osrss
7Sar0, mar De tom biem; t6i De
hdDoe faast 5plelien al, at De Der
fun0e Oents en- brooerlig 6j9lp tt
0eres unge 5ribeosoart % Oeres
5floitanoigbeos getrpggelie. san
sIutteoe ms0 Ell eeoe for asbenbaon.
8orgmeIter Sacobi tdlts for aias
odsen og 5oltetingets 5ormano
9r u. 56omfen taffeoe meo et
2tos for a~sben6apns aommune.
FRA 5eitialen began Selifa6et ia
neo i Raa0busbdDen. Der par pragtz
ful0 iQumineret, oa hpor Qaffen
6lep fsrosret.
uoenfor 8itteret bap0e 5uIin6sr
NJ Menneiter taget 0pftining.
Seners beguo belle Selifabet ia
] 9iOOIi, boor Direftionen bapSs re-
TsrDeret ptaos ! aoncertialsn, "a
fenere paa qftenen BIER ser til QGrs|
for 89iferne af6ranot ct forbOlos=
uis fot 5proarteri.
afreifen.
8enne ituloe fnoe SteS 8aaen
efter 81. 2 meo u9otnia" fra Nors
Ore SOIoboo. 8 en- anoen 0ampsr
piloe BET oanfte aigsoagsuoDals
fslge 4ltingsmanoene paa gel Cpl
.gennem Sunoet.
81 IL ftulOe qltingsmanoens
fers ira 5otel raongsn at 0dn
mart" ODer aongens glDforp %
gennem 9reogaN til Sol0bo0su.
/. Def fstan0ffe 50 RI a +
n ingspgrgsmaaL. Den %.
Snli MOrgen ST. 9 iamleOes oct
fsIanofte biting mso Rigsoagsuo
/ aeformpartiets Meoeial II
RigsOng5bDgningen for / 5orening
s11rmere Al orefts og poerDeie
Gpsrgsmaalet ON oen fremtioige
Or6nin9 II aissforbolost imelem
% Sslano. Msoet, Der
.5apoe IN fuloft9n0ig fonfioentiel
Aardfter. Dnreoe til ca. ST. ILL.,.
% oct bar at ftenne efter 9eltagerz
mrs uofagn, at oct buooe Oaret
Of megen Snteresfe og u%toioHOmt
ibiios bore gOO 5rugt UNDER De foms
mg1nt JurbanOlinger ON ben betpOs
xlingsfuloe 5Orfdtningsiag.
Efsr Wsoets Slutnina btsu Der
iaget ct 5otOgraf at Deltagerne.
ppffilsDe / Rigs0ugsbapen.
n~u nau,e naa,.ncssrr |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14

8ramaet Qalsrooe. =
.Moosren la paa, at 9ernene blep
.leoenoe bren0te. -Sloen / 4alsroz
Joe. Der foiteoe 3 Menneiter 9ipe!
|og boorom ri me0oelte Iioit. op=
Iitoo i'll. r9renaa Solicit" oeo 81.
tioen Sirsoag 5ormiooug meOens
IaQs 5oltene BAR / Marfen meo limo
Ita9slIe at @uaroens Ser. Den 50
aarigs Qoul Rielien % oennes
Sennetone, Ser Iammen meo lin
IN3ano, anoers goulien og oeres 5
Smaa6ern booze / 9aarOen.
Ere at gsrnene,' BEN 5saur;9e
Marie, DEN 4=aurige Sobannes oa
Den 3zaarige Singer par sennem en-
|2sm / 8aplen til Sen norolige Gam
ge gaast op paa 9Oftet for at lege.
De mdd pda en- eller anoen Wtdaoe
bare faaet fat / en- 9Gite 5anoitit
fer. fom Sc bar repet al oppe paa
.9oftet. tbi pluoieIig bro 6lammerz
ne 10 gennem 5aget % breote fg
meo rioenoe 9ait.
4noers Youlfens 6uItru tom 10
benoe ooer 9aarosplaoIen for a.
L eftsr 9ernene, og bun Ida Dem
ole ire itad / en- aaben Gem ID.
moo 9daroen, fuloIt9noig omgipn,
at Sloen. Der allereos 6apoe fact
fat / 0eres 6dar og alGoer. Dec
Oersn raa6te til gsrnene. at Be Itills
Oe iprings ne0 / 8uaroen, men en-
ten bar De life turoet, eler oe bar
oeret fortumlsoe at Sloen, tbi tun
Sen file Singer Ioo fig faloe neo til
Mooeren. meOens Osnne, uosn at
oct paa nogen Mtauoe par 6en0s
muligt al bj9lpe. MATTE Ie paa, a.
De 10 gern iant tilbaae / 5lammers
ne.
Samtioig meo. at bette frpateliat
Drama ~uoipi1eoes, par sen aamle
Poul Rielien / 6arO meo at reooe
Sreaturerne % 6eitene, Ser itoo i
Den peItlige 29nge. Iii 5ro0s for,
al BET br0note omtring BAN, pupez
Be Ban fig BOG inO I Staloen, og
Get lptteoss BAN at faa en- Del At
Sei9tningen no; men iaa tog ,Slosn
fat | BAN, bans 6udr bleo Ioeoet At,
alaoerne brGnote at aroppen paaI
og ban fit fore granOiaay
/ anfigtet og paa 0enOerne.
Smiolertio bar Ser fommen Soft
til, og poul Nielisns grooerIen,
0adrOeier MorteH 0ielien, rep SCI
Sej at oen gamle, fom
ossuoen ooerbalotes meo ct Gar
Spanoe Melt, ser itob / 0arbeoen.
6aH ct ienere ufgadei peo 8soen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14

6eniene iaosbr9note. 4lt SnObo
branOte. Sloen breote fig Der fra
til q. Q. Iielfens as6man0sforz
refining, iom Iaa tet op til 8aars
Den. % ION ligeIeoes faloitenoig
n~eo6ran0te.
u tatofff atrfe 0oen {.
@fter hoaO Der me00sles | ,5nns
sioenOe" er oct. nu afgiort. al Der
/ en nar 5remtio itdf relics en- M.
monumental airtebogning / OOenie
for Sen oerOarenoe t~atolite Mieni9.
heo. Den Ital bpsSes pda 6isrnct
af 4lbanitoro % 4oelgaoe. % Sen
ifal itad faroig til SnOoielis paa
eft. anuosoa9 1908. atrtens REFS
ming bill msOfsrs en- llogtft at beni=
moo 100000 Str. %foruosu Snpentas
ret. alotterne alene fla! tote To-
600 9r. Den ital bare 4 alotter,
bpordf Sc 8 anbringes / 5aurnet,
ser Ttul bdpe ct bsit o. 1Ianft Spir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14

5pff 4ngrsb paa set
Emp. 9lanot Sc life
faa tpIts Blade, Ser betragter oct
ION en- At oeres Opgapsr oeo snz
6per mulig 2ejligbso at rstte fad
angrsb, ION Sc fOrmaa,
paa 0anmart % aft bOao oanft