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The daily tribune., 1906-09-21
MALONEY LANDED KNOCK
OUT IN FOURTH ROUND

Kid MAloney last night sent Kid
Goldie to the mat In the fourth round
of what was to have heen q twenty
round ba.tls -Fhe blow that did the
work WAS a punch on the jaw. aided
by several body blows delivered dur.
Ing that round BY those who wit.
messed the 90 1t was pronounced 10
be one Of the very best fstic en-
counters that has yet been pulled
off in Florence. The men fought
Ike Trojsns from the frp, tap OF
the gong. There wss not an idls
second lost. The men we're very well
matched and from appearances at ths
first OF the mill Ii was anybody's bat,
tie.
The crowd was not large for such
fistio ability. The defeated man has
sworn vengeance and will challenge
the visitor to another go In the neaI
future. Whether the fight is pulled
off here or elsewhere. number OF
Florence sports will go to witness It.
Kid Bennett was She referee and he
WAS kept busy dodging the fast and
furious blows delivered by the punch
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

EXAMINING MINE-Utsh mineral
experts have been for ZONE time ex-
the spaulding country One shiL-
msnt of 5000 pounds OF ore has been
sent to Denver for treatment. and also
10 determine the cheapest and bes,
method Of handling 1t. Should the
result prove satisfactory on his ship.
ment 1t IL expected that the old
mine will be again placed in the
list Of shippers.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

NO SHOW Owing to tho light
advance sale of tickets for 1.-THE Free
dom of Suzanne billed to appear
here last night, the company thought
they could do better by moving to
Canon City because there WAS q big
crowd there. The decision not toplsy
here was reached Ia the afternoon. too
late for Manager Houston to make an
announcements Of the fact to the pub
lie.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21
NEW IMPROVEMENTS

NEW IMPROVEMENT -. The
Portland Cement company is placing
q large quantity of nav machinery in
position and greatly improving Its
property. All machinery is Of the
latest pattern and will increase the
output. The demand for good cement
is unlimited and the manufacturers
are unable to I'LL all orders.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21
FLOAT CONVENTION =

FLOAT CON vENTION = A Re.
publican float distriot convention,
embracing the counties Of Fremont
aud Chaffee county will be held In
Sslids next Tuesday for the purpose
Of naming n candidate for float repre-
sentative. Fremont county is entitled
to twenty one delegates in this con
vention and they have been named.
Ohaffee county is entitled to bot ter
delegates
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21
GOING HUNTING =

GOING HUNTING - Indicati ions
point to a greater number of hunters
starting out September 90. than for.
merly. The sale of ammunition and
guns is larger than formerly which
would indicate that people realize
that in . few years large game will
be extinct. Many hunters will
proceed by team to the different
game sections while a few 20 by
train.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

DRAW JURORS LIsT-The county
oommi issioners this morning drew a
list Of 200 names of the voters Of FIRE.
mont county for the venirs Of the
coming term Of the district court.
The sheriff and district clerk will
draw the nan es of the jurors out Of
this list.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

WON STATE PRIZE - Beaver
creek Ia likely to spring into great
notoriety as a place from which
springs beautiful bApies. Mr., and
Mrs. W. A. Hobson. residing at that
place. captured the state prizo for
the baudsomest baby ~ awarded by
the state fair ut Pueblo. The hoy q
name IL Oharles j.. aud he 10 aged one
year. :.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

FREDRICKSoN ESCAPES s-Ooun.
ty Treasurer O. J. Fredericton yes.
terdAy had a narrow escape from se.
iious injury II not death at Canon
City. He war coming along South
Filth street, and Ind Just entered the
side door to the postofiioe. when q
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21
BE IN STYLE

Have you ever noticed the np-
pearanoe Of a man with q stylish
hair cut and one that hasn'tP Tho
Powell Barber Shop. 1l9 So. Pixies
Peak Ave, is headquarters for
style in hair cuts and easy sn wing.
Artists in both chairs. Union shop.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

Those having rooms to rent during
the grand lodge meeting Of Odd Eel.
lows will please report either to X.
@. Thompson or j. II. Chairman.
There will be q big demand for them
and these gentlemen are anxious to
have persons report Immediately.
tr On
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

ADJOURNED The county oom.
missoners. who have been sitting -
board Of equalization and attending
to other coursy matters ihis week.
adjourned their ssssion at noon today.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

There u perhaps Dothi q thAt In.
terferes more with effective school
work shsu parties given during
the school week. II the time sotually
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

Lowney's famous candy at Daniels
Drug store. 8tf
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

OELEBRATED-After the nRht in
tbs opera house last night. several
Of the oolored people celebrated the
event BY shooting their revolvers.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

Tonight! Tonight Go to Valley
Farm and laugh: an evening OF solid
fun.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

portion OF the top Of one Of the large
ohimneys fell to tho sidewalk smash.
ing che bricks to pieces and narrowly
missing him.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

See Valley Farm tonight. throw
dull care away and enjoy yosIsslf for
one evening.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21
The Deibet Undertaking Co
Undertakers and Embalmsrs.
Bell In front Of our store will call
US day OF night.
Once phone sAst1 Rec. phone ST rsd

spent at the party alone be oonaid.
cred. the ill.efYeois on school work
would possibly not be 80 marked.
But experience has taught ali Of us
that the mind cannot BE- conferred ON
school work. either while anticipat.
ing . 1oviAl time or while the I'm.
pressions Of night OF amusement /
are fresh In our memories.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

Chilberg's Toe cream At Daniels
Drug store. v ST
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21
N. e. LEWIS

You WOULD NOT DISCONTINUE THE USE
OF EYEGLASSES AFTER YOU HAD SATISFIED
YOURSELF THAT THEY WE'RE HELPING you
DO MORE AND BETTER WORK.
You would not use candles to work by,
even though the, are cheaper than other
i'll Iminants
One hundred years ago kerosene was
considered good enough for Illuminating
purposes.
Two hundred years ago most people
would read and sow by the light OF an
open fire place.
II tho illumination OF two hundred
years ago is not good enough for you,
why should that Of a century ago, or any
other imperfect illumination, be satisiae-
toy. All things considered. ELECTRIC
LIoHT is the cheapest because 1t is 80
much the best. Phone us today.
Arkansas Valley Electric Co.
Phone No 1863 Black.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

". J. Daniels. prescription drug.
gist. stf
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21
JOTTINOS ABOUT TOWN
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

"Re.. Iss ore.u .od."--Y.ltes.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

Il pays 70 advsrslse your wants Il
the Tribune
The daily tribune., 1906-09-21

The Tribune for b..s lob prins,as.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26

Miss Jessie Lewis, who has been visiting here and at Fay etteville for several days, left yesterday for Berryville where she and her mother have been making their home for the past few months. They expect to take up their residence in Spring dale again soon.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
My Symphony
By William Henry Charming.

with small elegance rather than luxury rather than fahion be worthy pecable: wealthy study hard think quietly talk reut act frankly with open heart all cleerul do all bravey await occasions hurry never in word to let the spiritual unbidden unconscious e,row I'D through the common This $ symphony
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
The Temptations of the
 School Girl.
Cynthia Gray in star-Chronicle.

0A1 lJO4 01x 1s
 Cynthia starchroniee. conditions society to-day that represented home of % girls under the mothers in the Benedict Miss of the De Mones home for friendless girls Mothers grave charge you prove you guilty?
 ago, during long ride, happened be by side city Suddenly upon Madam you some mothers are murderers :"
 What" gasped.
 Murderers she said again. Worse than murderers It is closed came out of the school house my year-old girls.
 SHE WAS STANDING ON THE CORNER TALKING WITH A STRANGE MAN AND EATING HIS CANDY" The little teachers eyes flashing
 happen know she mother. She ist kind of 15year-old girl knows enough take care of herself
 If the good Lord gives daughter shall my my girl every day night
 
 "Id my parlo candy my girl candy, I'd go without to buy sugar
 I've teachers what help mother who thinks can do al
 Good mothers, are you guilty The little says you says you 
 you don't know where little girls after school where they spend their evenings and their nights why n eaven don't you?
 Wake up
 If your little girl isn't hs under your maybe SHE Is OUT STANDING THE CORNER T. TALkING WITH X STRANGER AND EATING HIS CANDY. THEY having campaign circuit judge in 18th district The E. c. Mitehd the present Hudgns. They making joint and is said the real article WE elect chaneery judge and circuit judge in this dis this year. heard candidates for either place.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26

Geo -T Kerr arrived latter part of last week from Washburn to nurse J. Zimmerman, who IS still quite ill
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26

The attendance at the high school department of Springdale public schools reached the loo mark last week.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
Southwestern Life Insurance Go
 DALLAS, TEXAS.

share or your he Tor every u tue the people o he oouO '' rhetert othercom trife less money.
 inconestaoe aitef on soa' o oefai anu plainly stated Tn the polCy Yo can have no better friend safer partner than policy III Life Co., Ask the agent tor particulars
 CHAS F. RENNER, Springdale Ark, General Agent Benton Washington, Crawford Sebasan Logan frankln John Carroll and Boone Countes 1ArkafdS ana Indian Territory north of the Arkansas River.
 AFEW GOOD AGENTS WANTED
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26

THE NEWS has requested by lady of Sprngdae who eel the welfare of horses and other dumb butes seal word in their behalf and surely this enghtend community us we were surprised at the instances nhu manity right here Sprngdale. great many people will drive day until gets perfect toughtessIy him without blanket any protection Many realize take cold the humans that they subject pneumonia happens people will buggy wagon for without oIing thereby adding shortening life of vehicle Of vehicle gone replace it. but when the you whose you responsible gone Keep your bugges wagons oiled blanket your give good regularly speak good for those who cannot speak themselves
 drummer Brinkey arrested recently and fined commenting Argus Brnky and Munroe County will accept whsky blind tiger They aeevdent exception general ru aawyers would do likewise would very fl in breaking up illegal sale of whisky If could get attorney violating key law he would hesitate long seriously before engaging tie business lie employ sharp Yer get twenty-five dollars him. Of engage practice money and perfectly legitimate accept
 from whisty pedder looking purely point but then there moral side question, outwelehs the oerthe money depends entirely who is doing weighing
 ago The News urged importance organizing society Springdae but yet the suggestion upon. The meeting the horticultural society Springdae representative and lie only his motion and representative organized body of fruit growers. This should Sprngdae is the pioneer in the fruit n dusry Northwest Arkansas should have large and horticultural society The meeting of society brought the growing securing facilities marketing end that better prices may be realized
 The newspapers bring report that Senator Depew mentally that there times when he speak nteligenty recognize his friends ye also shall ye reap Senator Depew has highly honored and occupied high place estimation the people this and with the made public and there desires do him The lives by toll is be brilliant Depew.
 THE Rogers Republican Eureka Springs Flashght has adopted you and I'll hug policy The Republican probably of that the editor of the Flaligh
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

fors0gt saa mango Lagemidler uden at blive
hjulpct.
"Jeg frystede liver Maaned, der kom, da
Diet ber6d saa megcn Lidelse og Smerte for
mig, men efter at have brugt Compound for to
Maaneder, blew alt ~regelmissigt og naturligt,
jog err nu fuldstundig rask Og fri for Smerter
we'd mine maanedlige Perioder. Jeg er meget
takncmmelig for, hvad Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound har gjort for mig"
Saadanne Vidnesbyrd burde for allie
Kvinder vare ov~erbevisende ON, at
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound err udcn Lige som Lagemiddel
mod allie forstyrrende kvindelige
Sygdomme.
Den Sukces, som Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound har op-
naaet, er baseret paa Ell velfortjent
Taknemlighed fra amerikanske Kvin-
der.
Mar Kvinder lider af Smerter el1er
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Forrykkelser Ell
Ter %organiske Saardannelser, F6lelse
at Nedtrykthed, Inflammation, Ryg-
smerter, Oppustethed, almindelig
Svaghed, daarlig Ford9je1se og Ner-
vesvekkelse eller har visse Sympto-
mer saasom Svimmelhed, Mathed,
Eksaltation, Irritabilitet, Nerv@sitet,
Sgvnldshed, Melankoli, b@r de erin
Dire, at der er ct pr@vet og virkeligt
Lngemiddel. Lydia E. Pinkham-s
Vegetable Compound fordriver disse
Onder med Diet ANNE. De burde
like kj9be nogen anden Medicin, for
De beh@ver den bedste.
Ops@t like at skrive til Mrs. Pink
ham, hvis der er noget vedr3rende
Deres Sygdom, som De like forstaar.
Hun vii behandle Dem venligt, og
hendes Rad er frit. Ingen Kvinde har
fortrudt at have tilskrevet hende, og
hun har hjulpet Tusinder. Adresser
Tvnn, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

Medens ingen Kvinde er fuldsten-
dig fri for periodiske Lidelser, synes
Diet dog like at vnre Naturens Be-
Stemmelse, at Kvinder skal Tide altfor
meget. Perioderne tager dog altid
paa en- Kvindes Livskraft; og hvis de
er smertefulde eller uregelmassige,
er der noget gait, som burde r%ettes,
eller det vii fore til alvorlige Forstyr-
relser i hele den kvindelige Organis-
me.
Tusinder af Kvinder har i taknem-
meligc Breve bevidnet Mrs. Pink
ham, at Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound overvinder Kvinder's
s1rlige Smerter og Uregelmessighe-
ler. Den er ct ypperligt Slkkerheds-
niddel mod @delaggende og farlige
Sygdomme.
De to ne~denstaaende Breve beretter
saa overbevisende ON, hvad Lydia E.
P~inkham's Vegetable Compound har
udrettet for Kvinder, at de maa brin-
ge Haab til Tusinder af Lidende.
Mrs. Nellie Holmes af $40 N. Divi-
sion Street, Buffalo, n. Y, skriver:
Kjare Mrs. Pinkham:-
sDeres Medicin err i sandhed ct ideclt Lage.
middcl for Kvinder. Jeg var elendig i Aare.
Wis med smertefulde Perioder, Hovedpine og
nedbrydende Smerter. Saa raadspurgte jeg to
forssjellige Lager, men de kunde like hjalpe
mig. En- Ven fra 0sten- raadede mig til at
forsGge Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. bet gjorde jeg og lider MI like, som
jeg gjorde for. Mine Perioder err naturlige,
cnhyer Pine og Smerte er forbi og nit Hell
bred err hclt igjennem meget bcdre. Jeg vii
raade ale lidende Kvinder til at tage Lydia Z.
pinkl!am's Vegetable Compound"
Mrs. Title Hart af Larimore, N. D.
skriver:
Kjire Mrs. Pinkham:-
"Jeg kunde have v;iret sparet mango Maa.
neders Lidelse og Smerte, hvis jeg blot tidli,
gere havde kjendt Virkningen af Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound; for jeg hal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

&irfen / 81 6nne. Com
tioligere o1ntalt ifal 9fdl1l1e Strife pao
8prnbolm enten u0pioes eller %erltat=
teS al en- felt ny Strife. Ser CT teg=
net betp0elige 8ibrag, Set itprlte al
0isie ct 10000 &r. ira B%orn6ol1ns
FSporefosIe. 9er ct MI @uob ON,
at Ser fan blipe Noo0 til cit felt ny
&irfebDgning.
en- fGf ung 9amc.
Gl1 ing Game tit forle6en &rampe
UNDER 8a0ningen poa 8a0eanltalten /
&ipge og gift til @uun05. Gn 9otter
al Malermelte G6riltenier, Ser bar /
&erbe0en> lprang ltrafs 1,o, og efter
ltore Mnltrnngeller lpffe6es Set ben=
Sc at bjerge Sen forulDfte0e Game /
2an0. @nn fom efter en- 5tu110S
Jorlpb til Bebt0ltDe0.
Stor 8ran6 be0 Del t.
b c 5. Den Z. Sftober, Worgen Deo
8 &ioe1.> oplto6 Ser Sis / Sc til
v@ollple Mpllegoar0' bpren0e @m16=
mpller, beliggen6e ca. cit Apil ira
9feltre6. Mlle tire Mpller ne0brenS=
te til @r11n6en. ,u@ollple Wplle=
gaaro" tilbprer &amm1crbcrre Meer=
goar0, @un6erslep9olm, % beltpre=
0eS al 6enneS 5pl1, ca10. il1r. Necr=
gaarb. gn0elig brGnote ueo la11=
me 2ejligbeo ben @aor0ejer STR.
@unl e,1, 9eaabp, till)prenoe 8on6c=
gaaro, Ser bar beligge1De co. 700
Men fra u9ollpic MpllcuoarO"> ioet
b%rnnoenoe 5pouncr fra @ran6itc0et
f!si Drer pao G1ar0cn5 ltrua.nfte
Iag % ol1torote bette. GourDcr5
tire ~l1Glunger n%cobrun0tc fuioItrr-
big, me0ens Set lpffe0cs at re0oe
Stl1ebliet, jfipnt Set flerc Gnngc bar
antpnbt.
Mor6 orpg % 5elp,
moro iN y BORG. Baa Snou=
ltribotellet / Npborg bar 5. Z. Otto
Der en- 5ol6at, Miftelien, bjcmuue-
beren6e / @arbus og M1,rer al Yro=
fesiton, foripgt at mpr0e lin &lure-
tie, EFT ung 8ige fra 5tanocrborg,
Mn6rea Seuien, % oerciter bcgaoct
5elbmor6. Bigen CT Inn II Mar
gamnlel. @au bapoe r9ret u0e /,
2anoet pao 5%eltmanpprer, % ga ban
Tom tilbage, mente fan at bape OPP
0aget, at Mgen bapoc purct balit
nitro unOer bans 6rapnrelje, b%porior|
ban inofan6t Jig paa benoes &rrelie
| &otellet, boor bum tjente, % bape-
Sc J%orlopelien. 9ereftar pnntlatte
ban begge 8orlopeI|esringene iamt
Yigens llbr, lom ban baDoe loal1t,
fip6te en- &epolper for Hengene %
mpote otter IN Natten Dos Yigen,
Der MI bar gaaet / Seng, og trueoe
meo at ifp6e benoe. san iattc He=
polperen for benoes Ore, men 8tgen
ilog til 8aab1ret og flpgteoe ro al
Bolitiet bleb tilfalot, og
ba set tom til 5tebe, fanbt SET 5ol-|
0aten liggenoe paa ct flaN Sag ne
oenfor Nigens 8Grelle. San bapoe
fig 5obeoet, og paa 5pgebuietl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

aigbenbabn.

SSS~ IJS ~" plSSb "
Marebet9n6elie.
9gbOr man morer q.
De rpoe 2Dgter thinner / 6enne Soc
ionenS fgrite Maane6 u6enfor om-
trent ollie figbenbabnife Sbeatre.
Sire nDe SfoIer /
s. 3 B e II ! a b II. Magtitraten
pil | cit nar Gremtto fremiGtte Sor=
flag on1> at Ser poa cen Gang opfg-
res fire 11pe &omuneifoler.
@rDgIeit raffen Sip
3 e II \ a b n. &rimiualretten bar
iopmt Mrreitanten @lpinis Sgrgenfen
for Gorbrp6elie moo Se6eligbeoen 1
Mars Sorbe6ringsbusarbei6e iamt
12 5lag &otting. Saa bi6t bi6eS
er Bette set fgrite Gilfel6e al Mrpgle=
Itraf / &igbenbabn beo Som.
6 II lang 5pa6ieret n@r.
@n nng 9unifer onfom forle0en til
&i9benboon fra @Ia6imoitocf. &a11
bapoe tilbagelagt bele @eien, 1850
6anife Mil, til Go6s. Euren bab6e
taget 11z Mar. timber Snren bar
ban brugt II &ar @tepler og 5 Get
sri.
&oaIrose I. en- norif So.
bapSfanger far baft set eneItaaenoe
Silfploe at %biembringe 3 lebel16e
@balrosier> en- &an og to Sumner,
v3oologiif &ape" / &igbenbapn bar
ltrafS fipbt bele 6amilien og afien0t
5ooermelter @ulmanrt for at afbente
oem | &aro9. Set er Sc fprite le=
pe10e Spalrosler / Songenifab.
3p6Sa / 90 e / t ..
6ru M0olfine S6rgeni eu> gift mes
Sen ftp. 6an1fe &on1ul SLUG. SSprqe1=
len (ti0ligere / &om, mi / Merico
@itp)> ct BEN 76e @eptember afgoaet
beo 9p0en al &opper. Sen af6poe
bar Ell 9atter al Sen / fin Sis fien0te
l1rtefr9mmer S1te=Magaor6, Strife
ltr90e / &i6benbabn.
6 t tprre 8 pgqe
s. rae +. @n ung Spmrermelter /
&iebenbaon bar / 6iSie Gage itan0ie1
fine 8%etalinger. Sans @jel6 bos Sci
prtbate 8anfier=6irma, Ser biotil
bar foripnet bam mes Nenge, bar nu
$4,000 &r. .Semrermeiteren fob:
6e / Sc ii61te Mar 6rebet en- ltor1tile1
Experimentation. &an bar ope1
200 5pen6e / Mrbei6e.
Gen norf 6 o1ge
a nj anfom til &igbenbapr
SEN 4. Sttober og blep mo6taget mel
itore Wresbepisuinger. &ele Ser
oanife &%ongefamilie me6 ct itort 69l:
&c par paa 8anegaar6en for at bD6{
pelfo1nmen6e. &ierielen fra &ane
gaaroen til M%malienborg ifete / 81
finelte Catalogue = @ul6faretberne
@ele ~Streget" bap6e fra tioligite
Morgen ifprt fig fin imuffelte Stag:
ppnt, b%porimellem iaaS mango no::
ife Stag; flere 5te0er Dor ser op.
lat lerlige 9eforationer, og Stran0s
ltrGoe og 8reoga0e itraaleoe joni paa
Be ltore u&ongeoage". Sen pragtfu!.
DC &ortege, iom aabne6es al ri6enoe
Noliti> pafte operalt almin6elig Bs-
umoring. Maa &aa6busplaoien, bpor
Sr1iinoer al @enneffer bar opitilleoe,
og @porpeistrafiffen for en- fort Si6
par itaniet, fneb oct me6 at boloe
Mflpersingen / Sr6en. @nfelte 6te=
Ser 40 u5treget" fneb set ogiao;
men Sroenen blep oberalt opretbolot
peo gieniioig S~mp6efommenbe6.
Dperolt bilites &ongeparret arbpoigt
og sienbillte Silifuerne; Sen lille
&ronprinS ipntes belt ruttneret og
pinfe6e forngiet til alle Siber.
Set norife &ongepar boer paa
Gbrtitian ben Sppenbes Yale, bpor
set norife 2epebanner blep beiiet peo
Mnfomlten.
3agen efter Mnfomiten bar Der
itort @ala=Eaffel til Sore for @i9<
lterne paa Mmalienborg. Ser bar
oeffet / @iooerialen, font bar impf-
tet meo megen @ragt. &ooeoboroet
bar opltillet / &eiteifoform og fmpi,
tet me6 BEN 1tore SpIpbeforation,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26
eaadsp0ra hrs. Pmkbann-en Rpinde forstaar b<dst Kvinders IdAser.

bite Set fig, at a11glen bap6e berart
9iGr1e11. @ele Dpjre 5i0e al 2ege=
met CT lan1> og fan fan rimeligbis
life lebe. Nigen ct life / 5tan0 til
at forflare, ON ba11 far ifuot paa
ben0e eller ei. @un baD0e ct ltgrft
blpOen6e Saar pan Sen e11e 9aan6>
ll1e11 Set ipntcS at bore fremfommct
pe0> at b11n far repet Jig paa Neuol=
bcre1.
st eOaftpr Subileum.
9feOaftpren al u8ornbolmS Gi6en6e",
Spn0erjp0en %. sc. emit, feireoe
1. Nftober 25 Nors S11bilurm fom
@la0etS 2e0er. S 0ogens Mnleo=
ming blep ban mi6lerti6ig iuipen,
0eret fra &eoaftior1spolten,, og bans
Me0arbej0ere opertog Saskatchewan %
SrDfning al 3ngel1s Nl1ner. yfeiul=
tatet bar ct fp11t S11bilnl1ms N111ner,
mes ct 8ille0e al Smit pg Ell Nptfe
5maaartifler on1 bans &irflomDe0.
&e6aftgr Omit fom pprin6elig til
8ornbolm lom 2erer 1e0 Sen nDltif=
teoe Golfebpjifole / 9ltermarie.
5ioeu blep fan Jriifolelnrer / Mo-
firfebp og en0elig, for IS Star ii6en,
&e0oftpr. @on CT cit 11almin6elig
ipnrpotgetilf Nerl onligbe0 % nugget
ufbolot pua bele 2en. Com Yoliti=
ter bar fam olti6 prret cit i9nrbig
6orfun1per for 8enltreiagc11, og ben
m1parenoe Staggering bar en- iprig
Silbnnger / bam. Sans Sn6Tp<
oclIc poa Eolitifen poo @ornbolm
bar pGret meget %betp6elig.
S1llaub.
II 0lti1Iing' Grenaa.
8aa en- Notwithstanding / @renaa
9aan6bGrferforening be0toges BET at
afboloe en- 9aan6perter= og Snou=
ltrinoitiaing. @renaa / 1907.
9aurlig So TT e inc
On @5bierg=&ipbmano bor / ct Nf-
tor6forllag til fine &re6ttorer trent
bGbet lom Ell l1n6lfploning og font
en- al @run6er1e til bans 6aarltge
Stat1,s. at ian far baft ct ulpo@
uauIigt itort ltbelo / @ortlpil. 0ieu
ben llnoifpl6ning ipnes life at babe
biulpet, tbi Man0cn er ie11ere gaoet
fullit.
MfiIpret 81 inoesmnr<
t G. Gen 5. Sftober aiilereoeS /
Gibp Deo Marb,ts Ell Butte al fsrlte
Jorbrugsiorenings glitter
Some, 5biiteo. &s;tioeligbe-
Cen operoure6es al ca. 100 Rcprpl a,=
{or Observation-Disclosures. 1u=
Ter bolotes al Iireftpr 'Seyerin ST.
genien, aplOing, ftp. Jolfetbiugs<
man6 &onleu, Elltpffe, &onlnlent
8ogt % Hroplt Comes 5pM 2oAo5-
t%bingsman6 Come. Miroeltenen,
Der er rejlt peo Ni6rog fra Ganmarls
1900 grl1gsforeninger> beitaar al en-
8illebbngger &asmus ar0erien
81tlte poo en- llanf Ora
nitioffel.