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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
SCHOOL CHILDREN ROBBED.
High Handed Methods of Selling
School Lands Impoverishes Ore

The following timely and redhot
roast on the method Of giving away
Oregon school lands to grafters and
spectators is from the Grant County
News:
The methods of sale by which
to $40 per acre on its school lands is
in sharp and painful contrast to Ore
gon's shameless squandering of the
nations gift-the birthright of her
children, says the News. And the
greatest shame for Oregon is that
the shame still persists. Time and
obloquy fail to end the abuse.
Had the rich timber section which
sold for S25,S00 in Idaho lain just
across the Snake river it would have
brought the measly sum of $1,000.
Sixteen hundred dollars for Oregon
girls and boys, or $4,000 for Idaho
children. Truly, we eat sour grapes
and our children's teeth are set on
edge for the third and fourth gen.
Grafton. When Idaho distributes dol
lars per capita for the education of
coming generations, oregon will be
apportioning cents.
This will be a heavy handicap for
the young citizens of Oregon to carry.
1t is a heavy price for the state to
pay for present material wealth. 1t
is on a par with the political economy
of the southern savages who ate the
seed corn and work oxen supplied for
production by philanthropists.
Greedy land barons may be neces-
sary to the development Of this state.
The policy has prevailed, however for
40 years. and the state, the peer OF
any in the northwest, 25 years ahead
in years, is 25 years behind in pro-
gress
Timber land bought last summer
from the state at s2.50 per acre is
now selling, it is reported, at s6.25
This is a clear gain of $4,000 per Sec
tion. The land is in this county OF
Grant, near Austin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
To Buy Baker Stock.

To purchase about 1900 head of
stock cattle, John Wenger a well
known cattleman of Anaconda, Mont,
has come to Baker City, says the Ba-
ker City Herald. Mr.. Wenger wishes
he will ship to his ranch at Red Rock,
Mont, where he will feed them. In
case he is unsuccessful in his search
for cattle in Baker county Mr.. Wen
ger says he will go to Heppner and
look over the country surrounding
that town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
BRYAN AND FILIPINOS.
Editor Warmly Greeted

Little has been told in the press
dispatches of the magnificent recep-
ton and triumphal progress of Mr..
Bryan in the Philippine islands. The
universal enthusiasm was astonishing
even to it's object. According to El
Renacimiento, Mr.. Bryan asked as he
was driven through Paranyake, Las
Pinas and Bakoor, "Why do all the
people salute US? Do they treat all
Americans this way?"
"These salutations are for you" an
swered a prominent Filipino, because
they have been looking for your COM
ing. These people do not know you,
but they know that you are here, and
your name is loved"
In fact, few names can be mention
ed among the Filipinos, that will ex-
! cite more sympathy. Bryan did not
need to come to be popular.
The principal impression produced
by his presence, even among his chief
political adversaries, is one of con-
summate amiability and discretion.
Bryan has not made any public dec
laration. He has not given the parti-
zans pretext to accuse him of being
an agitator, or unpatriotic in view of
the enterprise that America, as a ma
ton, is undertaking in these islands.
His coming has made a most grateful
impression.
Without any ostentatious official
character, he receives consideration
from the officers of the government,
the respect of the Americans and the
homage of the Filipinos; homage
spontaneous, sincere, cordial. Bryan,
who has penetrating insight, will have
observed this. If not, the onlookers
observe it. See the difference between
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
Only a Woman's Way.

Night and day, without cessation,
Mrs. Bessie Olsen, confined in the
padded cell at the county Jail, has
talked for As hours, says the Seattle
Star. With wonderful persistency
the woman has kept up her half
meaningless harangue from the con-
fines of her cell. Occasionally Mrs.
Olsen eats a little, but the greater
part of the time she refuses her meals.
The continuous flow of language,
however, has never abated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17

REDUCED FARE FOR GADsKI.
o. II. & n. Gives One and Third
Rate to Walla Walla on March %.

The o. r. & n. company has grant
ed a reduced rate of one and third
fare from here to Walla Walla on
March 22, on the occasion of the ap-
pearance of Gadski, the famous So
prano at that place on that date.
A number of Pendleton people are
making arrangements to go to Walla
Walla for the performance. Prof. 7.
], Pennell of Whitman college, is in
the city this afternoon talking up the
performance and hopes to secure a
large crowd from Pendleton. The re-
duced fare will be given on the GER
tificate plan and those going will pay
full fare one way and will secure q
certificate from Prof. Pennell, upon
which they will be granted one-third
fare returning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
II. +. johnson indicated.

The East Oregonian is in receipt of
a communication from R. F. Johnson,
the pioneer citizen Of Briggson, ex-
planning the unjust charge of wife
beating which was made against him
a few days ago, and from which Mr..
Johnson was honorably acquitted in
the justice court at Weston. He says
the charge was wholly unfounded and
that 1t was made with malicious in
tent as the result of the trial proved.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
Appendicitis

Cured without an operation. Don't
wait until you have this dreaded dis
ease, but write at once and find out
cure, which II used in time has
never been known to fail. For full
particulars send 81, and address to
NJ. Il. Williams, p. o. Box 15, VAN
couver, Wash.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
G. w. Brown for Sheriff.

To the voters of this county: I
hereby announce myself candidate
for the republican nomination for
sheriff of Umatila county, subject to
your decision at the primary election
April 20. GEO, w. BROWN.
Pendleton
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
Another Gambler Fined.

Today Marshal Gurdane
found another of the gamblers
placed under arrest during the
recent raid. He is o. d. White,
who was found in the Idle Hour
saloon, and he was fined s25 by
Judge Fitz Gerald, which sum
he paid.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
Thursday Afternoon Club.

The regular meeting of the Thurs
day Afternoon club was held this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lima
II. Sturgis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
In Police Court.

In police court this afternoon Thos.
Johnson was fined $40 for having at
to force a Chinaman to sell
him opium last night. The prisoner
is a transient.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17

Very cloudy weather in Lane couu-
the influence of the severe
cold and it is believed that very lit
tie damage was done to the fruit
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17

the receptions according to order and
this purely voluntary one. How many
such have been given to Americans in
the Philippines?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17

The "Pure Cream of Tartar kind:
Clevelands Baking Powder.
The oasis., 1906-06-30
Anethsr Injunction

The execution in the case of the Territory against R. Allyn Lewis under which property in Maricopa county, alleged to belong to the defendant, was 10 have been sold this week, has been returned to Nogales unsa6stied. the sale hay. ing been prevented by injunction once more. The fight for the prop erty involved already has been up to the supreme court of the terri tory and may go there again. In the suit against Mr. K. Allyn Lewis, growing out of the collapse of the International bank in this city, the territory. through Mir
 Fred Herrera, receiver, secured judgment against Mr Lewis. To satisfy the judgment m execution was asked for and was issued against property in Maricopa county alleged 10 belong 10 Mr. Lewis. The papers in the case were sent 10 Mafieopo county and were returned nnsatished, with the statement that Mr. Lewis had no property in that county. II was shown that the property M qnes- tion was ID the Aameof Mrs. Lewis, U having been aeeded 10 her by her husband previous to the closure of the bank. Shit was next brought in the district court in Maricopa county to have set aside the deeds of transfer, and the deeds were so set aside ~ the court On appeal 10 the supreme court the finding of the district court was affirmed and the property was advertised for sale to satisfy the judgment The papers were again returned 70 santa Cruz county, arriving here yesterday morning, with the infor nation that the sale had been pre- vented by Injunction again.
The oasis., 1906-06-30
Live Stock Market.


 Stock Yards, Kansas City, Mo, June 22, 1906. Good rains all over Kansas, Nebraska, and Mis sonri tbe first oi the week changed the outlook in the cattle trade en- tirely The dry weather had already forced in a good many cattle, and would have become a much more important element had the drought continued The rains cut down receipts tt once. and prices have been stronger each daY since the first Of tue week, inclad- ing q gain Of 10 cents yesterday and today, closing the week It the best point 10 two or three weeks The agitation concerning the pack ers has ceased to be faat1r in the market. Stockefs and feeders suf- fared most during the dry weather, IS Che supply of that class iu- creased, and there was small de- mand for them. They have ad- vanced 10 to D cents in the last three days, however, closing the week qniet Large numbers of veal calves have arrived in the last two weeks, market 90 cents lower than a week ago, S450 to S5.75; T load Of New Mexico veals today at $450, weighing l41 lbs. Short fed quarantine steers bring S400 to $4.60, grass steers S3.25 to $425, grass cows $2.l5 10 $500. Outside If the New Mexico calves today, little has been received from tue range country this week, except some Oklahoma stockers at 5 D to $375.
 Less than 10000 sheep, lambs and goats combined have been re- ceived here this week, and market is 10 to 20 cents higher than q week ago, with buyers extremely anxious for supplies. A string of
The oasis., 1906-06-30

Ht.i hNlYNN WeiNff. tnniHinif a ' ieH ioatine. -oid at tGtO ges. tefdpy. 9l lbs the record price hefc iu clipped grass stock ihe oltI rNcs were sorted out at f5G0. fexas mutton. sold al s5SO Wed nesday, and a good many goat- have been here lately, selling this week at S860 to s375, part Co killers and part to country buyers. Very few fed clipped yearliugs have been here lately, they are worth S700 or more. Spring lambs sell at S7.50 to $LS5, and the gen eral market is at the highest point since last winter.
 J A. RicgARf,
 l. $. Correspondent.
The oasis., 1906-06-30
Held to Appear.

Since there WIS put into tyne and printed upon another page the account appearing elsewhere of the death tt Iubae last sunday, of Jose Villa, ~ the hands of Pedro salcido, there has come from that place information that the latter has been held to appear be- fore the grand jury, which would indicate that the killing WIS not so accidental as was told in the first account coming. The accused gave bonds to appear. Ills gun was brought into town by Constable Gastellum a4d tilel yesterday as evidence ln the case.
The oasis., 1906-06-30
Amsrlean Colony in sInsloa.

Rev. k. c. Elliott, the Methodist
 missionary who travels extensively throughout Sinaioa and Lower California, returned Sunday from q trip south and brings with him the information that preparations for the Sinaloa American colony are progressing rapidly and on q large scale. California capitalists, with q capital 0f S2,000, QUO. have secured from the Mexican government large tract of land in the vicinity Of Culiacan. Iying both east and west of that city. The land is rich farming land and much of 1t K also covered with heavy growth of hardwood timber. Mineral is also found on the land embraced in the tract. The Ianil will be pareelled out in farms anu sold to American eolonists The people working up the scheme, tue 5lnaloa Land Company, expect to have 2,000 Americans on the land inside of twelve months. So con. hdent are they Vi success that they haze shipped ta Culiacan many carloads of machinery. iA- the latest farming imple- ments, part Of which will be used by the company iu tho develop ment of the lands and some If M will he sold to the eolonists
The oasis., 1906-06-30
Fourth oF July Excursion Rates.

The southern Pacific Railroad company will sell Excursion Tickets at very reduced rates from Nogales to points on the main line from Bowie to Red Rock, inclusive, and to points between Nogales and Benson.
 Round trip rate to Patagonia, 80.
 Round trip rate to Fairbank, $4.70.
 Selling dates July Sd and 4th. Good to return midnight, July 5th. For rates to other points inquire at s. P. depot ". G. Bow MAN,
 Agent.
The oasis., 1906-06-30
larger lunch Room Neeaea.

h planning the new railway depot at NosaIes sufficient space was not put into the lunch room, and lts capacity is greatly oyer- taxed 10 serve tue public prop erly t ought to be increased con siderablv in dimensions.
The oasis., 1906-06-30

The day service on the Sonora railroad will commence Sunday, July 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07

politif er Den idmme Iom Oeres.
De 5oreneoe Stdter og Sapdn
Ttaar iummen for at bepare 9itens
Sntegritet oe noen aubne Osr."
9ioere pegeoe 4mbasiaoeren pad
,,Jupans ejenoommelige Stillin9 iom
Sgortamper FOR europ9iif Gioiliias
ttion Often. og for De pitlise gaa
tioners Rettigbeoer / europa. Dor
rationale politit er at fOrbiuore
og9resiipe Demonitpationer fra en-
6pilten Iom belit gation."
Del pil enonu interesIere at Il,
bodo ban Ia9o, | 5orboloet til pbis
lippinepne: De bur MI rationale
sSnteresier / Often, paa @runo at
0eres geIiooelIe af Ybilippinerne, Og
oct mod pare gdnife bebageligt for
Qtmeritdnsu1e al fele, at os er life
enc Der, men bar en- neoarpet 8en
i Nerbeoen. 0erfor er al Gale onl
arig ndrdgtig."
Ou Ulr. Curtis Ipurgte Dioere,
ON cdpdn ingen ptaner buOOe ON
llopioeliet / Often, og ON Der lst
ingen par | Sapdn. iom tentte pda
al annettere phIlippinerne, IOureOe
9lofi, at oen 3dle bar en0ni et
Iterre RonIens. ,gi bar not at ggre
bjemme, / 6ormoid, 3ored, Wiane
hnriet og Ginu meo al uooitle oeres
6rboerostil0er oq fremne 9ioiliias
tionen ser. 0esuoen er oct at itsrre
9etponing for os, at llniteo States
bar 9riget, emo ON hi ieIo baDoe
Get. De to Regeringers SnteresIer ct
Tod nor lieelebenoe, oeres politit sr
lad beileatet, at oct er en- tor 5Ors
eel for os at bdpe en- Ben ida n9r,
iuIt iom oct er en- Sor0el for llniteb
States."
8ette er altIad en- fremragenoc
iapanit Statsmanos Sbn pdd Den
Saa og Ser er 3timelig6eo for. al
Get er ri9tigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07

@fter m bi 6liDer q IRE,
begnn0er oi at l9g9e Wl9rte til Ire
Qelmasiig6eoer Gegemets 5unftlo'
ner, iom ri ulorig fsr bar 6em9rtet.
puitor SoIepb WooIs / 2icf Greet,
ST., Der feIp er en- Ottiaaring, flyer !:
Seq leo af Rpreipgoom og dlmIinz
oelig Sb9tfelfe. Or. peters 8urito
bar fuIoit9noig gen9iOet mig nit
6elbreo. Seq tutter Serren for oenne
.biounoerlige Wle0icin. Onen0itenI
jeg er ooer 81 Qar sammel, bar bette
qegenliooel gjort mig obounoerlig
meget goot." Or. Yeters &urito fors
nn9er Ioe 9dmle Og gpr oe ioage itertf.
Speoie1e 9t9enter Ielser Den. eaer
Den fan erboDoes 0irette fra aabr;-
fanterne, Or. peter Sabrfep &c Cons
60, 112-118 Co., 6oDne 2lpe.,
66icago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
SafiOmuille, SOwa.

Dor reiienoe 9lsent 5reo SODIUM
len pil mart geIte Sactionpille o.
Omegn meo ct 9OOt llooolg al sSus
Qeia9er og triitelige Bigger. Oct er
lite pfte, Der er 2ej(igbeo til at faa
9ooe oanife 8sser, ga Ser fun er
fad reiIenoe g(genter for oanife 8pe
ger. Oerfor ptl pi serne paaminoe
bore Wenner ON at benptte 9eili1=
Aeoen til at faa nosIe gooe banIte
Bpaer al Sr. Sohumien. 6ar ban
lite 9eserne, ba tager ban 8eItils
lin9er paa Dem, og oe Ienoes ba or
refte fra Dan. 2ubb. publ. S5ouie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
Sulesaper.

Der er goo 5io til at ieuoe os See
Itiainger pad Sulegdoer, ON Der ltrI>
pes til os itrats. 9l1e Beitintnger
nil blibe etspeoeret lige meo Oct lam,
me, nuar pi mootager Dem, og oe tdn
90 oe felte 5ilfeloe naa frem | Stos.
Ouit, at n9Iten ultin9 = ilnotdgen
8sger = er gaaet op pris. Det er
neften Ioet lumme, bouo man teber,
lou er oct obrere emo fpr. 0et er ttfs
5ilfeDoet meo bore Su9er. De or
fi0igere oe fleite 5ilfelOe. gpger
tan altio fenoes billigt og iittert.
0m nogen pnIter at fenos Sulss
Qoper til 9enner, oa fam De ifriDe til
rs, booo De enifer ienot, opgipe "
rresIen, og pi oil efspeoere oct ienot
iii oen opgione QlOresIe. @n lille
Seo6el fan fenoes os til at I99ge |
8ogen.
De beoes l9ie bore MDertislemert>
ter / oette 8la0 ON 8gger pasienos
til Sulegaper.
Qllle minore 8eleb Tan ienoes 5ri@
merfer; paa oen Weaabe fpares 6orz
Ienoefie iesomtoitninger paa Smaas
telpb. Snotil So mOotuges | 6ris
merfer. Ser fam ienbes 1c, &c, sc
og 10c 5rtm9rfer.
Danifb pu6. 9oufe,
8lair, glebr.
Ydul pete RI EN-,
8eItprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
Clifton, Aris bjemie9t ai
Speri ipcmmelie.
Wl noft 18 W1snneIter oms
fDnlne.
8Dens Refioens0el ne tea
sOelagt.

5sd Sulomonuilr, Qlri0., neloes
unosr 5. Oecbr.; Som s5elgen at 30
9imers itOoist Hegnfalo oper iboli5e
2lri5ona er WfinebDen Clifton meo
5000 SnObpggere bleOet buarot
tjemisgt al en- frbgtelig Operipeme
melie, Og SunOreoer al Wlennelter bar
taget Oeres 5ilflugt til 8jer9ene.
qua @runo al, al 5elegraftrad=
Nene tit0els ligger ne0e, er oct odnlt
Iigt at fad npidgtige Uteooelelier,
men Der pioes at pRre Is Wlennslter
cmtomne, og 9iiten ober De opoe o'l
utOtOHomt bltpe langt itsrre 5ltrz
tdlet al @efoltnlngen er Wteritdaere
cg Statienere.
&ateItroFen 6egnnote ne0, at en-
flor 8anobeboloning 8jergene brpo
fin O9mning o9 p9lteoe neo ooer
G6uce Greet 2Gfoelingen al gpen. 9os
peogaosn ligger n9r be6 Stremmen
cg bIeo fuloIt9nOig pOela9t. Oct bdr
Der, 0sSsfuloene fan0t Steo, o1
@dnet tom faa bobe0tulos og ino'z
ip9rreOe5olt uoen YarIel. De feite
al De osos er llolRnOinger, bDis Hdbz
ne man life tenoer. 80 2lmeritanere
er omtomne. gtoro % Spo 6lifton
(to ANDRE 9pp0ele) ooerIbemmeoes
fra Sdn srancisco Rioer. Gn M
Stole6egrina og SneIe af anore
9Dgninger -a0iteoes oef. Sermbune.
broen bdtler. Ollie lln6erreininger
ienoes no fra ct 5elefpn=3ontor ioln
er omgiOet al 8dno.
2(riSonu Copper Wprts Smelteri.
Iom er beliggenoe neo 6lifton. lioer
fort 9ub, ligeIaa Q(ri5ona og glep
Utericos Sernbane - tte at tale ora
oe mango ANDRE minOre Cab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
Npt fra Wie8ennep, u. 7af,

Od Der er ifet en- Del 5oranorina,
iioen jes Itreo iioit, pil jeg after
tdge pennen % meooele liot 9erfrd.
Dor Menigbeo bar 6ele 3ioen boz
ret life, men Den potser BOG itd0i9.
Siolte Q(ur blep oen foreget meo .
rbe Meolemmer, oeribldnot areos
Iens WlisIion9r.
@n &bin0eforening er o9lda Bile
rem orgnniieret; Oen boloer Uleoe
2 Gunge bper Maane6. Wenig6eoel
fetienes al pditor Is. Ut. ytielien
fra g}emport. Sum boloer @ueste=
neIte for os boer unoen Senoag.
Oct bar Deret nodet beIp9rligt for
BAN al tomme til os, men oa ps
mart faar en- M Bro ooer Mlouie
Riber, nil Oct 6Gioe !ebtere 5remtiz
0en. Sioite Srmmer fit ri en- m
&frte bDgget. Stibet er ,26X32, o5
aoret 14X16. Der er life dlene
ylaos NOT til dlle olnIfe 6er omfrinJ,
men iii en- Del flere 8i piloe 0erfor
serne inobpoe 2anosm9no dnore
Ste0er fra til at tomme oerop o5
tdge pld0s pos os bort nDe @uoss
bus. Ser er en- Del 5arme til Salgs
| Sirtens N9rbeo, fra EN- balp til to
Wdle fra ben. Der er tillige Sfolsz
bus life lanet fra 8irfen. priIen
er ca. $4,000 for 160 9lcres.
Is. %. 8ane bar opnddlt en- no
gane ber igennem Iom antaaelis
pil bliOe bD9set en- ner 5remtio.
n5ree W1uil Oelioeri" fif ui for
fort 9io iioen, og SeleTon begpnoer
ligeleoes at bpgges no fra gperne.
Om nogen enifer n9rmere OplDss
ming angaaen0e 3unoet, oil anoers
tegneoe meo @leoe gioe oct.
Nels 2uno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
Snlel eltjernen 1906

uogaar 2lar / 9Oe 2targans, os
9dr nu forlengIt ounOet fig ct
yiapn Iom pirteligt Sllebefte. Com
oct oil les al neoenItaaenOe SnGs
holosfortegnelie, t9aer Suleitjernen
flanot fine 8ioragpoere mango al
Dor &lrtes be0Ite g1uone, li9eiom
r9idd De &unitnere, Der bar leberet
SlluItrdtionerne, ntuu regnes blun0t
tore ppperfte.
Som SSotogruoure meofelger /
4ar: 8rritus Gmdus, efter W1ae
Teri af ProfesIor u. Oorpb, ipeci@
eft er6oerbet til SltleItjernen.
Oct Imutte, fdroetrbtte Omila5
er tegnet af g. Gloo Soenion.
gldnot s9Slluitrutionerne frembez
res lpecielt en- oo66eltiioig @eng:s
oefie efter giels SfoDgauros Imuts
Z. 2lttertable: 9udben paa YintIe=
bd9, Iamt en- 0eliiOes =Heprooutti.
on efter Poul SteffenIens 9lItertaot,
Den gooe 6proe.
SSnobolb: 0bor Soro og !0immel
meoes. Qf en- yPiIegrim". - 9bs
0tertet. 2lf Stiftsproof, tgl. a9a=
fes1iondrius cSacob 0au[(i. SQuft "a
tioner at GarI SbomIen. Gaz
idred. III Sognepreit 2(tsel 9rae
itrem. = Ou je9 6aooe ser balbe
9iifop till 9oros. 2(f Sngeborg 81.
Sic. SlluItratiOner at @arI 36nns
len. = ears YoulIsn. or ) (6orz
neliu 2eOet5op). SGuitratiorsr ai
Siguro lllrit. Oaabsn pau pini=
Ieoag. Gfter Ma!eri al Nie'6 S.oo-
gauro. Sefst al 8ulqmpni53eosprc +
5r. eSungerIen. 9igeb9qt. I'll
YdlgmenfgbeosprpIt Carl S0ch 81
luitrationer at Ipflau Sans7er pa
Siguro Oqrit. - Gspo meN en- Din
tergaf. Of pafor So5s. Noc>'ntOf
Slluitrationer af Siguro Sscit. -
6porleoes jeg oan6t min @ifet. III
gaitor 6. Stoogdar0 petericn. :
Den go0e 6pr0e. @fter Ntalsri a
poil Steffenien.- Sul,itiernen. VI
Paitor u. 6i6iger. Sluitrat;on eftet
glaoering at SouNim G,top1dnr0.--
grapfirten og Sp1ostirfer NJ NRis.
Iionspr9ft 8. \. 2lrIsn, Wlooras.--
9poroan ocr So Sui bieHne 5oS
fife Sens of Stiftspropit $. 9iit3-
6eft. Slluitrationer at q. Sou. =
pdrd6isbupen. 9lf paItor Salt
Renne. SGluitreret of Sbeno Hpnne,
GnOpioere en- Mensoe 5otoardi
fier fra oct beQige Qdno.
priien er 80 Sent, og .SuleHjer.
nen" faas i Dan. 2ut6. pbl. Souie,
9lair, glebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
Gn eSernbanenlpffe | pur
WGrBeO.

U1orgenblaoene Dag meloer ON
ct Sernbaneu6elo @aar Daorges
pe0 Onulpu, Sa. Gn aulpogn, ionl
man bol0t paa at tratte op pau oct
bej nGbtte", TOM les pdd @runo al,
at en- nalo" life tog fat, o9 lao. LOB
0csnen tilbage paa Sporet, juit iom
paslaeertoget fra 6ouncil bluffs LOB
ino til 8pen. 2otomotioet bleD Oeo
Sammeniieoet taltet af Sporet. 5pss
bpoeren bleo orabt o9 Sn9enisren
tom til Sfaoe. Sngen at Pdsiagerers
re tom til Staoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
....JulcbRfter.....

5or Suleferien. 9lf qf9en@
lfepot 6mIen 81. 10c
Sufeaften. 2tf paitor GAr.
9Itergoaro, neoIat til -. 20c
Sufef!jernen 1906. 8e=
Itillinger meotases. Den oentes
omfring beo oen TO- Decbr. SOC
sSnore Misfions NIma=
nd l 906 .... zoe
Sulegrpnt. 9lf paitor S. M.
Sanien. @n Suiebpg -. i. sc
gernenes Sulebog 1906.
sioligere 2turgang 15c, neoiut
Sulens gog. st tort Sule=
Deffe zoe
Sulebuo. Sulebefte for oe
lln9e lOc
gn Sutefortelling. of
u. 8ollmar. aun en- Sieneite
pige -. l DC
30 Sulefortellinger. @f
pl. 0pllmar 10c
9re SuIefortallinger.
gaeofat fra 15c til -. 10e
s, as Maanen fortalte.
Sule9ape fra N. :. >. /. 2Oc
Sufeftiernen, fra 9largange
1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1908,
1904, 1905. HeoIat fra SOC til 30c
De, iom life bar Dem, buroe
benptte 2eiligbeoen til at faa
oisie progtfuloe Sule6after.
9eefs Sule9abe 9toligere
2largange. HebTat til :. 10c
Sulegaoen 1906. ... zoe
e fit3er og 9iete for SUI
tioen. 10c
- Strio efter nogle af oisie
Sulebafter. De bill eiOe SuleItems
ming 6jen1mene og taite Sulelbs
no omfrina
D. 9tS sspb partier gioes Habat.
.E- Del 5etuler iia at Ienbe 5ris
merter Tom Detailing.
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE,
BLAU, N1DR.