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Rk1ek $40 1ss! slsf fo sfShAF
XTRIaMEsr H5TH ErS SPAcI9ps GROUNDS
trust from Emile McIlvaine Darneilie, Philip a.
E Reading and Margaret S. Darneille, to me,
dated March 20; 1904 and recorded among the
No' 27ss' iolio s5i ete viii oer free Of in.
b 5 ss sf BE 81 THY se
AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. all the property con-
s said and Of trust part OF m
ginning for the same at point on the east line
Of Congress (31st, street ninetyeight and twenty
eight hundredths feet north Of the point Of in
tersection Of said east line and the north line of
stoddet 90 street; thence running north with said
one-hundredths feet; thence running southeastery
at an angle of eishty-two and ninety one-h hun;
three one-thousandths feet; thence running north
westerly at an angle Of ninety and forty three one
-thousandths feet to the south line of alley
thirty feet wide opening into Congress street at
onehundredths feet easterly from the east line Of
said Congress street, thence running easterly with
the south line Of said alley one hundred and TWEEN
west line Of an alley fifteen feet wide opening Into
stoddert street. thence running southerly with said
one-hundredths feet. and thence running westerly
line drawn at right angles with Congress-
20 Of sd nd G made by Hn
surveyor: This property, improved with fine shade
Heights, and commands magnificent view.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash. and the balance
deferred payments to bear interest from the day
of sale and to be secured to the satisfaction Of
s Cash n Of s. the tie of
at the time Of sale. These terms may be modified
Trustee. No. 2o7 N. Calvert ST. Baltimore. Nd.
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EXPRESS AND MOVING.

I'VE MOVE ANYTHING"
Our facilities for the moving of furniture
freight, cafes. machinery. etc. are unexcelled
Our handlers are experienced. and We guarantee
the best service. Heavy hauling done by the load,
piece or by contract. Get our estimate before
placing your order elsewhere
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Co.
920-922 st. NV. Phone 629.
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WALL PAPER.

GREAT REDUCTION IN WALL PAPER. THIS
will interest YOU We doing fine work; moth
ing but artists employed Rooms papered 81 up.
f.. G.. NOLTE, 90T 18th Hello 2o4s.
se25-90t,<
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF columbia.-Lucy N. Carkson ct al. v. Charlotte
The object of this bill is to obtain partition by sale
Of lot twenty-one CID, in block three a. in Kao-
No. Z. folio "a of the surveyors office of the Dis;
trct of Columbia. 1t appearing to the court t.,at
sued aud returned not to be found. and her non
residence being further proved to the atlsfac
Siddons, complanant's solicitors, 1t is this 18th
day Of September. 1905, ordered that the defend
pearance to be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day; exclusive of Sundays and legal holt
ton Of this order otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with in case Of default; provided, copy
OF this order be published once week for three
and The Evening Star. newspapers of the District
Of Columbia HARRY NJ. CLARAUGH. Chief
Ey W. LATIMER. Asst Clerk. se19- law st
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WILLIAM X. oUINTER. SOLICIToR-IN THE
Supreme Court Of the District OF Colunbia-James
F. Hood ct al, Trustees. compla nants, Louisa
Cammack ct al. defendants No. 26tS5,
Doc. os-The object of this suit Is to quiet title
by adverse possession in the compainants to the
following described property, situate in the Dis
trct Of Columbia, to wit the north forty nine (49)
feet and six 90 inches of original lot 16 in square
AZ, beginning for the at the northeast cor
ner of said lot the line Of Twenty-third street
west and running thence south 40 feet inches;
thence west rs feet thence north 10 feet; thence
west Al feet 21a inches to a thirty foot alley:
thence north 30 feet and inches. and thence east
122 feet and ~ inches to the place of beginning
On motion of the compainants 1t Is this 18th day
Of September, 1906, ordered that the defendants
Louisa Cammack. Anna X. Nevins Louise E. Ney-
ms, Henry J. Key NJ. Catherine Key Jenkins Wiz.
g!nia p Key Dangerfeld. william Key. Edward
Key and the unknown heirs, devisees and alienees
Of the following named persons. Elizabeth Key
Johnson, Rebecca Key Tyson Emily l.. Kew Hon
man, Louisa Key and Philip Barton Key deceas-
ed, cause their appearance to be entered herein on
or before the first rule day occurring after the ex
,Hration of forty days from this date; otherwise
this cause will be proceeded with as I'm case of
default; provided a copy of this order be pub
lished in the Washington Law Reporter and The
weeks before said return day. ASHLEY NJ GOIIID
Justice. (Seall True Copy-Test: j. r. YOUNG
Clerk By J. w. LATIMER, Assistant Clerk
se191aw-2t
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3: - WILSON &
III MAYERS,
1927 s. 1929 q St.
NEW RUGSg NEW RUGS!
Direct From the Looms,
AT AUCTION,
FRIDAY MORNING,


COMMENCING 1880.
All of the best weaves are repre-
sented here, including some of the
finest fabrics known to the textile
manufacturers art.
A very large assortment of new
rugs, exquisite in design and color
ings, with wide range of patterns
and sizes, among which are
Administers Extraordinary Seamless Wiltons. Body
Brussels, Velvets Smyrnas Reversible Brussels,
ETC.. together with
AMERICAN ORIENTALS
in Shirvans Irans Khiva and Royal Bokharas.
Afghans Kermanshas etc. Every carpet guaran-
teed perfect. Come in Thursday and let show
you this extensive collection Of beautiful rugs.
Special sale fine new furniture Saturday at 1920
an.
= Nothing misrepresented.
se21-4t WILSON & MAYERS. Anctioueers-
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OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING OFFICER, U. y.
Soldiers Home Washington, ID. c.. September 20.
19i.-Sealed proposals for erection of a Guard
House. complete. except heating plant and light
ing futures at u S. Soldiers Home will be le-
ceired here until noon. October o. 1906, and then
publicly opened. Specifcat ions. blank forms. &C..
furnished on application. Deposit of twenty i've
JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL. Capt. Engrs., Con-
stIucting Officer. se22.24 %. 26. oc19&e0l
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT
19O6-Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
f.r until two o'clock pm. October l. 1905. for
furnishing the District government with 1000 feet
more or less of "a" Terra Gotta Sewer Pipe and
800, feet more or less, of 81" Terra Gotta Sewer
Pipe: all to be in three foot lengths of the ling
patterns, without rings. Specifications, blank FOR
of proposal and all necessary information may be
District building. HENRY b. F. MCFARLAND.
JOHN BIDDLE Commissioners. D. c. se22-6t, eSu
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF CO.
lumhis, Washington, September IT, 19O6.-SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
IL M, Oct 49, 1906 for constructing sewers.
Forms. specifca tions and necessary informa ton
may be obtained at 49, District building.
Washington, D. O. HENRY B. T. MCFARLAND,
JOHN BiDDLE Commissioners, D. c. se21-6 .eSu
OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. Washington D. c., September 90
1906. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until II O'Clock noon, October 1, 1905.
to furnish the Fire Department with wrecking
and windlass wagon with all necessary tools and
appurtenances thereto. Blank forms OF proposal,
Specifications. and all necessary information can
be obtained from the Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department, D. G. HENRY B. 3. MCFARLAND,
JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners. d. G. se20-6t,e Su
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

One cent word each time for Is words times
FOR sALE-ExCELLENT. wELL-PAYING HOTEL
Box 20 Star Office se2est'
LUNCH ROOM AND OYSTER HOUSE POSI-
tive lively clearing $50 weekly over all espessses
TAYLoR's. ISIS New York ave. se2s-st
GROCERY-NOTHING BETTER IN WASHING
submit us your offer. TAfLoRS. 1925 New York
ave se26-3t
WHOLESALE WINE AND LIQUOR BUSINESS.
Tors, is2s New York ave wv N se26-st
MILLINERY AND NOTION sTORE-A SPLENDID
opportunity for two ladies mother and daugh-
ter. at a very pleasing price. TAYLoR.s So 1928 Is
BLIZZARD AND POOL ROOM sEcoNp TO TO NONE NONE
and owner gives only half Of his attention to this
the gsfs Us Tae 1ea
NICE LITTLE HOTEL. WITH BAR CONNECTED,
clearing yearly This business is left sn
We are authorized to sell this elegant business at
se26at
ing from reliable correspondence school ADDRESS Ire
c. c.. Star office. se26-3t'
SALOON FOR SALE. CHEAP: OTHER BUSINESS
at hand. Address Box 3, Star Office se26S.-
FOR sALE-DRUG STORE IN CENTRAL 10
cation on transfer corner paying stana ae "a "a
dress Box l. Star office. se263t-
FIRST CLASS; ELEGANT LOCATION. BARBER
shop Tor SAFE: 20 "a ave NV 7.s7,7,z, =
5ssRs FORK sss'B RS
CORNER GROCERY, SOUTHWEST; STOCK
take. n IL new YORK Ri' BG ts BRokEk
STRICTLY Wholesale MANUFACTURING
years HTise y sHsE
DAIRY LUNCH: RENT, s35; LONG, LEASE;
daily receipts 500 guarantee to clear :. $ SSS
HGW York H9fI BTSE
se25-3t
CIGAR AND POOL ROOM; Daily BUSINESS.
{ei'f REss
SEVERAL ~ RooN7SG AND BOARDING HOUSES;
Sse%s ssSoi On $3.50. NEW XoEK
WANTED-PARTNER FOR ONE OF THE MOST
standard and best-paying business Of the day;
must have not less than coo cash. For further
Information BOX 2e5, Star office. sezo-ot-
store oi s e a
s Years. bargain
vestigating. se24-3t'
FOR sALE-THE BEST BUTCHER STAND N
office. se24ot'
THE BEST LOCATED RESIDENTIAL DRUG
STOCK fine sod" handsome Last
inventory; $500; average daily sales about $50:
building up, Full PARTICULARS furnished to proper
persons Address Box 240. Star Office se24-7t
wANTED-LADY HAVING $1,000 TO INVEST
stf t s1H real T e.t stsn 2ddPsss Box
office. se21-et
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO TRY OUR
Buchu Gin. for kidney and bladder trouble; pre-
scription of late DIR. Warner of Baltimore. Sold
only by The John Wedderburn Co.. 61S st.
se19-tf.4
WE STORE AND SELL FURNITURE
BROWN & FOLSOM AUCTS.. 1409 Il ST.
se1s-13t Phone Main 252O.
WANTED-A RELIABLE, ACTIVE MAN TO
ment of wood fiber wall plaster plant in
washington; splendid opening to right party.
cheering and Equipment Co.. Butler. Pa.
se16-eod-6t"
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. O.
Washington. ID. c. September %. 1906 Sealed pro-
posas will be received at this office until y o'clock
noon. Wednesday October g. 1906. for furnishing
railing for Connecticut bridge in the District
of Columbia. Blank forms of proposal. specifca-
at Room 43, District building. H. B. F. MACFAR-
LAND, JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners. d. C.
se24-6t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
lines It.. Soc st. $1.OO. 1wk.. g 83. lmo.. ST. TO-

FOR RENTAL NEW TERMINALS, B. & O. R.R.
splendid BUSINESS STAND, cor. LIST and De-
sSu5 s for o,r k Sc ROOMS oni sTokE
TON IMP CO., 14lo G St se25-3ts
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$3.50. ON the Heights west OF 18th street;
stone and brick dwelling; three stories 20 feet
wide; formerly held at $1,000.
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Less than 81 800 will buy one of the most de-
sirable three-story houses on the north side of
Westminster street.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AT JAIL.-PROPOS-
ais will be received at the office of General Agent.
Department Of Justice. until IL o'clock M SEP
TENBER 2s, 1906. and then opened, for furnishing
at the United States d jail during the fiscal .yenr
eLGing June 80, 1907. % tons. more less Of An
thracIte Stove Coal and 400 tons, less Of
Big Vein Georges Creek Consolidation Bituminous
Coal The right to reject any and all bids reserved
]. II. HARRIS. Warden, United States Jail.
seq 25&26
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Reduced to 1880 three-story house on S
street between 9th and 10Th; dry cellar; furnace
heat. A very choice location.
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$500 will buy 81 800 house In the vicinity
or Dupont Circle, on through street: 10 rooms
-FOUR on floor: hot-water heat; room for stable
the lot.
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MARCUS NOTES. AUCTIONEER
big strong horses to be sold IN front Of my
auction rooms, 426 9th NV, at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, TOMORROW, THURSDAY, SEP
TENDER TWENT-SEVENTH 1905
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Price, s., $50; renting for $40 per month.
nearly new lU-room brick dwelling in Mt. Pleas
ant; lot y by 30 feet. One OF the best-built
houses In this section.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumha, holding Probate Court. No 1893 Ad-
ministration. This is TO give notice that the sub
scriber. Of the District OF Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District of Column
bia, letters testamentary the estate of James
F. Brown. late of the District Of Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated,
to the subscriber, before the 9th day Of
September, A; D.. 1907, otherwise they. may by
law be excluded from al benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 2oth day of September,
1905 GEO w. STUART, 18th ST. wharf s.w.
Wills for the District of Columbia Cle5k of the
Probate Court. l.. CABELL WILLIAMtON. At
torney. se26-laW-3t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Cclumbia.-In re the assignment Of Horns tein
Grocery Company. Equity No. 26533.-This cause
is referred to me to state the of the IS
signer and for such further proceedings may be
nee. ssary. l will proceed with the said reference
on Wednesday. October 3. 1906 at 30 pm ut
the auditors rooms in the L. s. Court House Par-
tbs having claims against the said Hornstein Gro
ce.y Company are notified to present the >ame
with the proof Mt the said time and place. JAMES
c. FAY NE. Auditor. se22 26&oc2
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One Of the best houses in Corcoran st. bet. 18th
and 18th; s.. 500 reduced from $3.50. Well con
structed and well arranged four deep ON
the first floor; lot 81 IT deep to a wide public
alley. trust of 5000 remain.
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FOR sALE-sI s0o-5 NEW GROOM HOUSES on
City ind Suburban line, 20 minutes from
treasury lots 25x15o feet: city water In yard;
terms, $500 cash ahd $l5 monthly, 500 cash and
81 monthly cash and SIS monthly JOHN
L. KNOPP. corner 10th and Jackson SITS. ne.
1ylS-f
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FOR SALE-S6,O 01.
ON \ WIDE AVENUE near one of the IA sh-
ionabe CIRCLES in northwest: three 60 story
brick and stone residence; 10 rooms and fine por-
celain bath: house nicely finished throughout;
built by day labor for home A Oppor
tunity to secure moderate priced home in one
OF the best residential sections OF northwest. L.
W, GROOMES. l405 y. Y. ave. se25-8t'
FOR SAl.E,-l910 10TH ST. s., 800 CASH AND
$40 monthly Interest included; s-room bsy-win-
dow brick. furnace; bath; beautifully decora ted;
price. $500. OWNER 1910 18th st. NV
se24- st.
FOR SALE-SsoO CASH WILL BUY FINE g.
story pressed-brlck residence near 21st and II
SITS. NV; IL rooms, baths; excellent hot
water heating system; 2-story brick stable, con-
GREETED. water; soft alley; trust OF $1,000 at
6Se; must sell at once at great sacrifice. Ad-
dress o. W. c. 14l6 w ST. se24-6t
FOR SALE-REDUCED TO s6.75O; SOLD FOR
$4,000 5 years ago-Very desirable 3story and
cellar brick dwelling. large rooms. modern
baths: rent for $50; located on 18th ST. near X;
must be sold. Keys with H. l.. RUST, eos l4th
u. se24-tf-0
FOR SALE-3-STORY BRICK DWELLING
squares from Dupont Circle; 10 rooms bath and
cellar; hot-wster heat; $1,000. J. c. KENNEDY
CAMPBELL l4l3 ST. NV. se24-3t
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PKUPUSALS.
lines. IT.. Coo. st. %. wk.. So mo-. %.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
October 9, 1905 and publicly opened immediat ely
thereafter, to furnish at the navy yard, Washing
lows: Sch 163: Brick. cement. sand broken stone.
Sch. III: Brushes, dry goods. electric heaters,
lock corner machine sliafting and fittings hard
and tools vacuum chambers, pyrometer,
laboratory supplies. leather betting bronze and
copper rod. bar iron, asbestos packing. rubber gas
kets, caustic soda, chemicals gasoline paints,
etc, grease. mineral lard oil, pipe and fitting
cages, valves, discs, cocks filing cabinets boiling
tubs. Applications for proposals should designa te
tie schedules desired by number. Blank proposals
viii be furnished upon application to the Bureau.
H. T. b. HARRIS, Paymaster General, U. S. N.
se26-l .2t 9-l9O6
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$500.
Considering the location. this is probably the
best value offered in Washington today. A house
built to sell Cor $1,000; the adjoining house just
IKE II, sold .or that amount. This one was
taken Tor debt. The owner. a n-res dent not
wishing TO hold property, offers Ii for less than
the amount 1t has sDst him. On a letiered street
west OF lith St; rooms; hot water heat: lot
lS1llO to AL alley. We believe you could Dor
row this amount on 1t.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave, adjoining cor of l4th
se25-2t
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II. q. HOPKINS. FALLS CHURCH AGENT FOR
the best local real estate. Houses or building
lots: rentals or sales elegant cottage sites 500:
$40 cash. So per. month. Write phone for
list. HERBERT &. HOPKINS. Agent f. Falls
Church. Va. seS-9Ot
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WE STORE AND SELL FURNITURE.
BROWN & TOLSON. AUCTS., 14O9 Il ST.
se1s-13t Phone Main $500.
WANTED-A RELIABLE, ACTIVE MAN TO
take two thirds interest in and active manage
ment of wood fiber wall plaster plant in
Washington; splendid opening to right party.
Address w. E. COCHRAN Mgr. Concrete En-
cheering and Equipment Co.. Butler Pa.
sel6-eod- 6ts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
NntOmDbil=

Sra g}ep gort meIoes UNDER 1.
os., at W}rs. Qubina Stein al Ct.
2ouis og 6enoe9 Spiter W}rs. @eorge
S. &u6Ier af 92etp go4eGe, q. q.
! Oenne 8b bIeo paatert af ct 2(utos
mo6il og oe0elig iadreOe.
U}rs. Stein bar fommen til 8ptn
Q(nleoning af 6enoes Spiters 73
2(ars Se0felsoag. 9e to Sgitte
elf paa @eien og 6prte life, at Qtu=
tomo6ilet, 60ori 10 MGno og tre
aoinoer tprte, nerme0e fig. Mrs.
Stein fit benItre 2(rm br9ffet og
blep inOen0ig beifaoiget, idd bun
og0e faa Sinner efter. M3rs. au6ler
fit 6OOeoet foriIaaet og fit o9fdd
in60en6ige 8eItaoigelier, iom bun
formo6entIig life oberleber.
2tutomobilet ifbn0te fig bort, men
9olitiet mener at babe fdaet oets
Nummer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
Sfal GaitrO aflGttes?

Sra gten gort forteles unoer ?.
rs; Gn SammenIpergelie meo Oct
6ormaal at gpre ct Snofalo @ene-
3uelo meo $4,000 Soloater og orioe
YreIiOent @aitro no af &anoet ital
Dere unoer OpIeiling De 6Oreneoe
Stater og europa. New Yorf @orIo
itriper 6erom bl. a.:
n@n Del rige apbmGn0 9letu
Yort er intere5ieret / qlanen og
pillig til at anoenoe $5,O00,000 paa
bens @ennemfprelie. 9eniigten er at
dfIGtte e1er orGbe pr9iioent Gditro
og inoI9tte en- inofpot @ene3uela.
Stutsmano bans Steo.
9et forIpoer, at Gaitro, Iom bens
ter en- Repolution, bar reuliieret o,t
meIte nF fine Gjenoomme og anbraat
pengene Qtmerita og Srdntrig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
9Oluie aiiat.

Den naOntunoige So6n 2leranoer
3opie, Stifteren al n96e Gbriition
G6atbotic 6burd" og oens fsrie
2lpoItel, er Den /. 2(pril 6leben afs
fat i ct U}eoe of 5000 al napnie
airtes 9il6angere. og Dilbur Glenn
Qoliba, Der ali nogen 3io bar
leoet 9irtens 2tfarer, er paIgt /
bans SieO. Selb Ulrs. Oopie par
meo til at forItpoe i'm Mano, o9
here's Sen, @laoItone 0opie, fulgte
Wlooerens Gtsempel og itemts for
9oliba Iom ben npe 9eoer.
0e neite af airtens Gmbeosmano
bar tilIteoe oe0 Uleoet, og mango II
Dem antlugeoe Dopie for at bare
eollet oeres penge bort Gtitrabd=
gance. 0leoet Tralagoe fla Dog oen
5dnte, at 0opie meo @ioenoe og
Billie itul0e babe fejlet, og So6n @.
Spelder, en- tioliaere OpIpnsmanS
og 6en naite I aommanoo efter
Dolpie, ertlGreoe, at 0oipie bar
linosIorbirret. Mrs. 0opie tilItemfe
oenne @rtt9ring.
0oniss 2tfIetielIe fulgte efter
MOotu9elfen of et Telegram paa
500 Oro fra BAN / MeritO, bOor
ban for 9ioen op6oloer Tg. s 9ele
qrommet ororeoe Dolpie 0iotonan
9(ler. @ruinger. Der er 3ions findns
cie1e 8eitbrer, og fom bar beret IN
af De ibri9Ite 2eoere | geItr9belIers
ne for at fao stirtenS 2tHGrer paa
en- folio financiel 8alis. sjeblittelig
offot. Seleerammet nabnte bioere,
at Ser tunoe penIes 9reb, 6bori an,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03

Meolemmer of 9molpn og 0laipa
Stammerne, oa De Iad 9ungersofs
Den Ginene, beilutte0e De at hpert
5amiliebobeo ifuloe ora6e Some og
8grn og iioen 0rp6e fig ielO. pda
en- ine> Og isO9ttet Pluteau fam
leoe8 oe og uoferte Den grueli9e Be
ilutning 9interens glorte, iaa itts
E. eneite 0leOlem al OisIe Stamm5r
leber.
2(f Stammen 9utabir er en- ITO
Der og 9 af 6euoes 9prn opoe af
6unger. 6a0eren og en- oOerleoenoe
Batter tilIigemeo en- 0Gos leOeoe paa
De osOe, og oa De bar fortareo',
orabte 6aoeren i'm g9Ds.
Oct er en- rusiiit 9els6anOler ben
)iabn 0olganof Der bar berettet Sis
tuationen til 2tutoriteterne gatutit
Si6erien. 6an tom ino / en- 6ntte,
mems 5oltene 6olot paa at ipiie 6os
btoet af en- orabt Slagtninq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
SraaOlps 3clesraf.
5en0et 572 Orb oper
2ftIanter6apet, 5000 Mil

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item" Rep 9ort beretter, ienotes
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fano pda 5000 Wil uoen 9obel
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6oretagenoe 6etragte5 iom
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leQraferinq.
Der bleD i oei 6ele taget afienot
1000 Oro fra Gonep 5slano Stas
tion. 0e fenotes / forTteGige tens.
pit6es or tunes" for at tomme til
@is6eo ON oen rigtige. Sra Srlono
neite Dag, at So
of oisIe Cro par mootaaet 90 neos
ifrepet 6iotil par ben lGnqite 2lfs
itano. oer par opnddet, mellem
Gonep Sslano % 6olon, Qanama.
Stationerne. 21oo Wil.
Q(f 0e 1000 Gr6 er Ser td6t 428,
% SO er naaet frem. Sdmmenliq
ming bill M biie. bbilten nteb" De
bar ien0t, Der naaeoe frem, og oenns
1eqle BIZ bfpe Al itDrIte 9etponinq
for @eroen flminoeIig6eo paa
bette Cmrddoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
giOrlf airfeiOrenins.

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Spnooe, gauges Spnoos og Den
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Meoe W}inneopolis 6e TioIte 0o9e
af Mdrts for at orpfte Spprgsmaa.
let ON nabnte Somfunos 5orenin1.
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at Ser ifal bere lble ll6Iigter til
Screening af oe SomfunO, 0ls0et
repreientereoe. glof ct Mgoe ltdl
hol0es Sen 10. Ottober.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-03
$5uem tiIbprer 9Ssset.

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