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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-29
DIVISION D-SWINE.
DANIEL MCKAY, Supt.

CLASS 1-HOland emma.
Boar months old or over. 4 90 200
Sow 6 months old or over. . 4 90 200
Sow and pigs, not less than g. 4 90 200
Glass 2-Yorkshires.
Boar months old or over.. 90 200
Sow months old or over LOO 200
Sow and pigs, not less than g. 400 200
Glass 3-Berkshires.
Boar months old or OVER 90 200
Sow months old or over 90 200
Sow and pigs, not less than g. 100 200
Glass Leicester Whites.
Boar 6 months old or over... 4 90 200
Sow months old or over..... 400 200
Sow and pigs, not less than 8. 100 200
Glass 5-Duroc Jerseys.
Boar months old or over. -. 4 90 200
Sow 6 months old or over..... 4 90 200
Sow and pigs, not less than 8. 90 200
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-29
Butter.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.

DIVISION A-HORSES.
OLIVER S. DURHAM. Supt.
Class 1-Trottine Strains, Standard Bred
Registered.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-29

Three watermelons ........... 90 so
Three muskmelons ......... LOO so
Peck sweet potatoes ......... 100 so
Display of vegetables by one
exhibitor not less than ten
varieties ........ 100 $50
DIVISION G-DAIRY.
G.. E. NORTON, Supt
Jar or tub of June butter not
less than five pounds ...... 800 200
Jar or tub of butter, not less
than five pounds ........... 800 200
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-29


LIST. I'd.
Stallion, years old and over IS 90 81. so
Stallion, yrs old and under 500 $50
Stallion, 2 yrs old and under 500 $50
Brood mare (colt by her side)4
years old and over. .......... 500 ESQ
Sucking colt .................. 800 $50
Colt, 1 year old and under q. 800 $50
Colt, years old and under 8. 300 $50
Glass 2-Trotting Strains Not Eligible to
Registry.
Mare years old and over..... 100 200
Gelding years old and over. 400 200
Sucking colt .................. 800 $50
Colt, 1 year old and under g.. 200 loo
Colt, years old and under 100 100
Glass 3-Draft Horses-Pure Bred ely
desdales.
Stallion, 4 years old and over So. 90 So. so
Stallion, 3 yrs old and under 5 90 $50
Stallion, yrs old and under 100 $50
Mare (colt by her side or to
foal this falD 4 years old and
over MISREPRESENTATION. 90 2. SO
Mare years old and under 5 90 $50
Sucking colt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 90 1 SO
Colt, 1 year old and under q. g. 90 1 so
Pair of mares or geldings. -. 400 200
Glass 4-Draft Horses-Pure Breo Per-
cherons.
Stallion years old and over. 500 $50
Stallion yrs old and under 500 $50
Stallion yrs old and under 3. 800 $50
Mare (colt by her side) years
old and over NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500 $50
Mare years old and under 4. 500 $50
Sucking colt ................. 90 /. so
Colt l year old and under g.. 800 1. so
Colt years old and under g.. 400 200
Pair of mares or geldings. :. 400 200
Glass 5-Draft Horses-Pure. Bred. Bel
CLANS
Stallion, years old and over. SIS. 90 81. so
Stallion, yrs old and under 500 $50
Stallion, yrs old and under 5 90 2 so
Mare (colt by her side or to
foal this falD 4 years old or
over 5.OO z. 5U
Mare years old and under 500 $50
Sucking colt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 1. so
Colt, 1 year old and under 3. 800 1. so
Colt years old and under g.. 90 200
Pair of mares or geldings. 49,. 400 900
Class 6-Grade Draft.
Brood mare with colt by her
side) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500 $50
Sucking colt ...<............. 800 1. so
Colt, 1 year old ............... 800 1. so
Colt, years old. ............ 800 1 SO
Team to harness (mares or
geldings) ................... 500 $50
Class NHorses for General Purposes.
Brood mare ((colt by her side) 500 $50
Sucking colt .................. 800 1.5O
Colt, year old ............. 800 so
Colt, 2 years Old. ............ 800 l. so
Mare or gelding years DID,. 800 1. so
Pair of mares or geldings to
harness Observation-Disclosures. 500 $50
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-29
Class Saddle Horses.

Best mare NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 1.5O
Best geld1ng ............ o.OO Low
Glass 9-carriage Teams, Single GeIdngs
and Mares.
Carriage team, matched and
mated Observation-Disclosures 500 $50
Single mare or gelding ........ 90 200
Class f0-Grand Sweepstakes.
Best regular draft stallion :. 500
Stallion any age or breed -. 500
Class 11-ShetIand Ponies.
Single driver, mare or gelding 800 1.5O
Saddle pony .................. 800 1.5O
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-29
DIVISION B.
DANIEL MCLEAN, Supt.

Redwood County Sweepstakes.
Special premiums offered from a con-
tribution by the Redwood county board of
county commissioners for the encourage
ment of herd exhibits:
Best herd of full-bloods with pedigree,
consisting OF four females and a bull, any
breed or age. belonging to an individual:
First, $50; second, $40; third, $35; fourth,
$25.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-29

H. M. AUNE, President
H. F. BUECHNER, Vice-President
c. F. GALES, Secretary
S. G. PETERSON, Assistant
W. H. GOLD, Treasurer
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-29

of the CO ored people, their
preachers and teachers and Sc
cret society { fiji GERS. counsel their
race to keep strictly within the
bounds of law, to treat their
white neishbors, as well as one
another, with proper respect and
to shun all places and gather
ings where disturbances are like
ly to occur. Particularly should
the colored leaders impress upon
their race the Nervousness OF
the crime OF assaulting women
and the certainty Of swift pun
ishment following lis commits.
sion.
a useful lesson may be drawn
by even the law.abidihg negro
from that terrible Atlanta affair.
It was then and there made evl
dent that when once the whites
are wrought into frenzy by re-
peated assaults on white wome n
by black brutes, the innocent as
wei, as the guilty are liable TO sui
fer. Il. therefore. bphoOyes the re-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-29
DEFAClN6 BUFORD MONUMENT.

The Buford monument, we are
told, is fast being literally ruined
by persons breaking off pieces of
the shaft, presumably the work of
souvenir seekers. AS a lady
remarked to us IA few days ago.
at the present rate Of defacemen,
1t Is only a question Of time, aud
a short time at that. when it will
be impossible to tell from the
monument itself for what pur.
pose it was erected.
Visitors to the BUford battle
ground should not be so incon-
siderate, TO say the least OF their
conduct, as to thoughtlesslv or
otherwise destroy the monuments
historic value by chipping or
knocking off parts of the stone -
1t is to be hoped that the desecra
ton will be stopped bat if con-
tinued, however, steps should be
taken 10 project the monument
by properly enclosing it.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-29
Pleasant Valley News.

Fort Mill Times: MIR. Frank
G. Potts LETT Monday for Colum-
bia.-Misses Rebecca Harris,
Martha Bales aud Cloud Hall
returned Wednesday TO Colum.
bia Fem ale College.-Dr. r. M.
Potts returned home Saturday,
Mr.. Robt. Beckett spent Sunday
with his parents of this place. -
Mr.. Bob Bryant, Of Ardreys,
spent Sunday evening in Pleas.
ant Valley-Miss Mary Jones,
who has been spending some
time with relatives here, left for
Huntersviile Monday. 20 wing
to the inclemency of the wealth
er there was a very small crowd
at Pleasant Hill Sunday evening
Rev. Chandler is undecided as
to when the meeting will begin.
Rev. j. /. SpInIls. of Colum
bia. is expected to visit bis
daughter, Mrs. Walter Hail
this weel.-M IS Annie Nor
row, OF Chariot e; ana Miss
Cloud Ke}l, o! Ardreys, spent
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Q. w
Potts.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-29
Saturday, Sept. %, 1906.

The situation in Cuba changes
about as often as the views of q
kaleidoscope. Roosevelt's repre-.
sentatives on the island, Secre-
taries Taft and Bacon. report
bright prospects 0: peace one day
and the next dissipate them by
representations of a gloomy out
look. According to the dispatches
in yesterdays papers in,erven
tion by the United States is close
at hand.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-29
THE ATLANTA WAR

The depiorable race trouble III
Atlanta is causing no little ex
element throughout the whole
country. 1t is appreh ended by
many that similar conflicts will
now occur elsewhere in the South
But there need be no occasion
for alarm if the though'fu! and
vative men Of both races
will use their influence to pre-
serve order and especially to
maintain peaceful relations be
tween the whites and blacks. Let
everybody keep cool, and above
all things avoid the commission
OF any act calculated TO provoke
a difficulty with either a white
man or a negro. Grave and far.
reaching consequences, in times
like the present, sometimes fol
low what would ordinarily be
considered a trivial affair.
Especially should the leaders
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-29
Mr.. Frank Lowry's Fine
Farm.

Lancaster cor. in Sundays
State: Mr.. Frank Nj. Lowry Of
the Taxahaw section of the county
recently invited Mr.. Oliver Black.
mon, Sheriff Jno. Z. Hunter of
the town OF Lancaster and Rev.
Mr.. Blackmon of the Fork Hill
section to a hunting and fishing
expedition down on his fine plan
tation. Mr.. Lowry shas a large,
well constructed fish pond on
his place and 1t is filled with fish.
He says the squirrels infest the
forest down there, and no sports
man need go away with ill.luck.
Later "Old Bob White" will call
and run over the hills and dales
as plentiful as English sparrows
all the year round.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-29
Young Man Commits Suicide
by Throwing Himself under
Train.

DanviIle. sept. 2G.-Chas. r..
Adams, son Of Y. G. Adams, a
DanvilIe tobacconist, committed
suicide today by throwing him.
self In front Of a Southern rail
way passenger train at Spencer.
n. G. Adams has been for the
past three months employed at a
tobacco warehouse at TimmOns.
vile, ). c., In passing through
SalIbury, y. c.. and stated to sew.
eral trainmen that he intended to
end his life. Upon reaching
Spencer he threw himself before
a shifting engine, but the engin-
eer, appreClating the situation.
stopped the locomotive. A.few
minutes later he attempted the
deed Of self destruction with
success. The legs we're severed
from the body and death was in.
stantaneous. Adams was 81
years of age and was well known
through this section.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-29
Democrats Nominate Hearst
for Governor of New York.

Buffalo. n. Y, Sept 27.-The
Democratic State convention, at
an early hour this morning iol.
lowing a prolonged session
nominated William r. Hearst.
already the candidate of the In
dependence League, for Cover
nor on the first ballot.
The vote stood: Hearst, 300;
SuIzer. 124 Dix, II. Necessary
to a choice. 226.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-29
Bitten by a Mad Dog.

Mr.. George Martin Of the
Trinity sec'ioa was b.t'rn on
"wednesday night .by a strange
dog that was supposed 10 be
MAJ. He lett the next day to
take the Pasteur treatment as
a preventive OF hydrophobia,
and his friends hope that no
serious results may follow
wberry Observer.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-29
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
In the Probate Court,
BY J. + Stewman, Esquire.
Probate Judge

NThereas, J. i. Taylor. Of Laucas.
w ter Co, said State. has made suit to
me TO grant him Letters Of Administration
Of the Estate OF and effects OF J. y Taylor.
deceased.
THESE ARE, THEREFORE,, to cite
and admoni,h all and singular the kindred
uuj creditors Of the said y Taylor.
deceased, that they be and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate. 70 be
held at Lancaster Court House on the
18th day of October, next, after publica.
tion hereof. at u o'clockiu tEciorcHoon, T.
show can,e. If any they have. wLy the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF
Sept, AEuo Domlui, - q.
j. T.. STEWMAN,
Probate Judge.
Sept IS, 1906
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-29

Entered as secorjc'g matter Oc'. =. lgO-
a. the pos io.ilsu at Lancaster. - C.. under Act
OF COugrCS, Of March 3. 1879
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

al en- SernbanebrO, at 8roen
"a oeo Sioen at MAJ faa en- SOD
iii og en- apreDej. Spprasmaalet
innes at faa 8etnoning, ifrioes Der
til o6am6ur9iider Correspondent"
naar man lager Senipn til, at BET
aabenburt bar It%rate9iif SnteresTs.
56i naar Slesoigs @eitf1it / arigs@
tilfeloe 6urtigt itulbe bel9ttes meo
tnfe Trooper, oa piloe en- iaaban
fat Opergang bore meget n~eopenoig
for Hbtteri og 4rtileri. s roliat
0ejr biloe 5argerne og muIi9e Bon
tonbroer tunne ifaffe en- 6el Del
Trooper oper. Men beo Storm og
Sseang bitoe bette pere umuligf,
muliapis | badoe Oage % Tiger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

Mrs. NJ. u. champney, 2f2 West 135 ST., New
York City, skriver: - s'The AETNA helbredte
mig for Iritis, efter at Lhgerae hayde ,%erklaret,
Maaneder har Jeg vhret fuldstindig rask, og
kan sc at lise og. sy saa godf som for. Jeg
anbefalder tr0stigt "Actlna" for allie ojensyg-
domme.'
Emily Knapp, 1920 Galena St, Milwaukee,
Wis, skriver:-'Den AETNA. jeg for ct Aar
siden kjJbte, frelste min Broders Syn. ran
var n~irsynet og matte BRUCE No. 3 og G Bril-
Ter; nn kan han gaa l Skole. arbejde og studere
u1en Briller."
10 4. Holbrook, Deputy County Clerk, Fair.
fax, Va, skrlyer: - Acting har helbredet
NIT Syn, saa jeg like beh6ver at BRUCE Bril-
Ter. Jeg har nu meget siaiden Hoyedpine og
kan efter haardt Dagsnrbejde paa Kontoret
stndere lige I'll Kl. II ON Aftenen.''
"Actina' kan med fuldkommen Sikkerhed
bruges af ganle og unge; Diet kan absolut like
glSre nogen skade; Hyert Medlem ar Familien
kan BRUCE en- "Aetina' for hyilkensomhelst
Form az 6jen-, dre. Mise, Halssygdomme ell
Ter Hovedpine. Et vii ware | ~aareyis. OF Diet vii
altid Wire rede til Brug. "Actina" vii blive
sendt portofrit. som Prove.
Hyis DE indsender Navn og Adresse til The
New York & London Electric Association, Dept.
25s N. a2o. Walnut. St, Kansas City, Mo
vii De fuldstdndie frit erholde en- ~yardifnld
Bog = Prof. Wilson's Treatise on Disease"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

Mpgeltpnoer. = so a9effifte {.
%. 3 st file !ous Belt for 9lots.
frozen, til6prenoe 9eitertroens Ser,
Qr. 66riitenien, er af oenne iolgt
til 9rep Sdact for Den betenote
Sanotule. @reben agter at faoe 6us
Jet neo6rboe for at faa en- 6eore no
gang til Slotstroens 0ape. 6r.
6hriitenien bar PED bette MageItif
ie Den 5ilfreosItilelie paa fine gam
le 9age at blibe Scr at oen @runo,
ION ban / 5ioernes COB meo 10
toloenheo og megen Smag og en-
liaefrem genial Opfinoiom6eo bar
foritaaet at %foroanole ira en- goln
Sanoarao til en- grin blomitrenoe
Dale, ct file 9iounoer at 6dpe.
funit, Der potter ale 5remmeoea
9eunoring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15
BriIIer u~nodvendige.
Synet kan styrkes og de fleste For.
mer ~ 0jensygdomme helbre1es
uden Operation eller Medicin.

At Synet kan styrkes. saa at Briller kan ind.
wires l de feste Tllfalde beyises udenfor al
Tylvl we'd yidnesbyrd fra Hnndreder, der offent-
lig erklhrer, at de er helbredet we'd, den vidun-
derlIge lille Indretning der hedder 'Actina''.
"Actinap helbreder ogsaa daarlige Dine, op-
hovnnde Hianlaap Irifie etc kurerpr opeaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

@aGum. - Gn Borbeorinq.
5ar9ebad6en melem 8Qlfum %
Remo er 6leoen forinnet meo Ell
Doctor. Den er oerefter life mege
iaa meget af6enaia At 9ino oa
@eir. Scr 6ar9efarten er oct en-
b~etnoelig 5orbeoring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

Gn ftrote9iff gro oper
IS oeren. 5or Sioen anisger
9eboerne / 5re6erifsitao oa / Som
munerne paa beage Sioer at Gi-
oeren ON, naar set nh Spor til
Marifbanen ifal bp9ges o9 Oeo SIRE
eeritsitob fpres ober Gjoeren pe>
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

Stir og ''Pterygiums''
uden Operation eller iSs-
dicin. over halvtredsinds-
,tyye Tusind "Actinas'' er
|bleven solgte; derfor er
Diet like ct Eksperiment
men ct ko~nstateret Fax
tum. DE f0lgende Breve
err kun Eksempler paa.
hvad der daglig modtages:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

8amorup. Motorcpfler
% Motorpogne boloer enbnl
loblig mango u6elo for Soft. Der
feroes meo 6eite. Sdaleoes fit en-
Woaroeier / 8amorupegnen fmorlez
zen en- uheloia aeretur, ioet 6eites
ne blep bange for en- Motorcptle og
til 0els tog Magten fra auifen.
5or 1O-15 Qar iioen hprte man
oe famine alager oper olminoelige
Rioebjul, iom MI ober Motorerne.
Maatte oe f~orfOinoe liaeiaa fulot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

neoe. Gn 0anoelsbetient Shmioi,
Der 6oeoe 6os @larmeiter Saing paa
i6torQaoe, laante ben 20. Wdj ON
Gftermiooagen beo 5emtioen TN
9arts Sejlbaao. Sammen meo Ell
anoen 6anoelsbetjent beo Ndpn
:, Spnoergdaro begdb ban fig | Den
no paa 8ammen for at Portage ell
l5eiltur. 3roos ben ft9rfe 8l9lt
baboe oe ale Sejl oppe. llo for
sSobannesoal, omtrent mibt pod
Oammen, biloe De benoe for at gaa
ino til bette 8ebartningsiteo, funoe
man Ie paa adno; men UNDER oenne
Mongpre fentreoe 8aaoen, og De
ungs Meno falot | 8anoet.
Snoe fra %Sobannesoal, bpor nogle
unge MenneIfer fpileoe Bobbolo, ida
man lllbffen; men Der fanotes fun
cen gooo, o9 | ben mdngleoe Qdre.
foloene, faa oct pareoe noget, inoen
gaaoen funoe fomme nb til llnftess
iteoet. Man baboe Jet De forulpts
feoe boloe ia ooen 9anoe 9dnlfe tort
3io. 9a man naoeoe no til 8dds
ben, lao oenne enonu pad Chen
meo Sejlene lan9s 40 8dnoets
Oberla0e; men De 10 inge M9no
bar gaaeoe til 8unos. O9iad no
t%orbaaoen tom til Steoe fort efteri
men Der bar intet at fe til Dem, Der
6apoe b9ret / 9ddoen.
Den enc at oe forulnfte0e unae
Mano, 8. 80. Senoer9ddro, bar
foot | 8romminge. Sgn al en- ads
retmager og q Qar. 0an bapoe
bqret | aebmenoene SEMEN &c
99inos Notwithstanding iioen
i Starts Maoneo % ffilores fom
en- pen. flint og paaposielig una
Mdno.
Den anoen, Shmiot, bar feot /
9rnum, Spn At en- MalermeIter
oq 10 Qdr gdmmel. 6an bdpoe
bpret / 5irmaet 9ebr's 6erregaross
ro6eforretning I ct 5ieroingaar; ban
nar ligeleoes bel liot at fin 9rineis
pal.
Man tiger. at 0ammen 6oert
2(ur fraOer ct Offer. s De iioite Bar
adr er Der imiolertib. ingen orutz
net; oct Innes altiad MI, iom Der
er noqst / bet gamle Saqn, oa Der
,nn trQpes 10 Dire paa cen Sang.
Der er bleben fortaget Gfteriegs
nina efter DE- forulptteoes Gig, men
inotil 3Oie Dag efter ulptten uoen
3eiultat.
4r6e oerpel aros
foreningen or 9doersleb
" m betenotger lit Regnltab
aG6l. o." Oct balancerer Den 81.
December 1905 meo 114,002 Wtf.
so qg. Der par Deo aarets Sluts
ming 10 9artbaoere meo "a 4noele.
6RftelIesIummen er $4,000 Wtart.
6oreningens 9irtiOmbeo b%eiiaor /
at ltaife Nrbejoere prattilte o9 biz
lige 9oliger.
9aoerslep bleoen
StobD Yognmono 0ebn TIA
Slespig bar oprettet en- Oroitefor
refining Der | 8nen. 9an bar for
Tpnet Den meo 2 Satiameteroroifer
og en- Gnip9noerpogn til llolejning.
Gn asretur for 2 Yerloner foiier
80 pg. for 800 Wieter. Der bar
tioligere baret fOripgt meo 9roiter
Der / gpen, men oa tunoe oct lite
lenne Jig.
6optrup. 5unoen opo. (Sdl.
@.) 5 aroen Der fonot MAI 5res
bag Morgen Den Is. Weoj en- GAM
mel Mano liggenoe oso / Sober
gdngen foran Sbineltien. 9an bar
fra 5pn og arbeioeoe / aroen. Oas
gen for bar ban gaaet / Seng, od
ian bar oaarlig.
Commented. aebt @runos
tbfte. @adroeier Ssrgen pes
terien Der / 8pen bar fornblig If
@aaroejer Sens Obereoaro tsbt en-
Marf ca. Az 6eftdr meo 42R Do
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

vi har overtaget Restoplaget og hele
Forhandlingen af denne ypperlige
Bog. F~orventende Deres Ordre.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15
Sang. alt 6dab times at bore
u0ellffet.

alipleo. = apnneofag. 2proag
Morgen 8. 19. Moi Orog Der ct
tort, men temmelig itertt 5oroens
0eir ben ooer 8jernorup. 9pnet fog
neo / 5elefonleonin9en Deo 8ane.
gaaroen, ful9te eeoningen inc iii
5elefOnz 4ppardtet. ioa aalfen fra
9aggen fiji oOer 6ele aummet. 5ors
balteren bar | aummet, men mar
feoe intet, unotagen ct tort analo.
9erfra er 2pnet gaaet meo 2eonins
gen NED / Soroen. 2igeleoes ilo9
oct neo | en- 5%elefonpal I gpen, Dog
lloen at pol0e Sfo6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15
RSMA

0velse i at tale, lase
og skrive Dansk.
~Udarbejdet af Sig.
Anker. F~orhandles
nu af Danish Luth.
Publ. House ! Blair.
Bogen er 1913 Slider;
Pris. indb. 40 Cts,
indbunden i Shir-
tingsbind SO Cents.
g@A11e Bestillin-
ger bedes nu end
49, Mt H--- Al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

Sfarb9t. - paa ct Som
munsraaos meoe 8. %. Mot
Snsoae oal9tes til Repiiorer af
gnens Regnffdb Q. Zimmerman
DO 9pbmano G6r. Sdmiot.
Oct neotoees oesuoen at opfrebe
en- aommunalffat fra 2 Mart DO
ga. De lapere Statteafgifter er
fin Tio blebne itrggne, ioa blot ost
hnifes nnoer Winter bon Qofers
fliiaeis Sthreli e. Mdn biloe benz
aana n9rmeit uoelutfe De 9notItais
teoe ira 9~eltaaelIen / De tommunale
@ala.
st 5orIlog pm at onIagge TO
grano6rsnoe / 8efinq fremtdlote
nogen 9rsftelie. Sagen uoIattes
til matte Meoe. Smens ifal Der
in6bentes Oplpsnin9er ON Den beos
fe % biqigite Maaoe for anlagget.
en Rogtelfe. @eItgipsr
Sluf Slufien. Tom / fin 9io oalg
tee I'll iieofortr9oenoe aommunefors
fidnoer, bar n99tet al ta9e moo
0enoaia. Dan er ipanote paa at
%erfare. bpem Der turoe blibe bans
Gfterfelger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

8ullum. 0sbsfoIb. penfiones
ret preit g. s. 8erteIfen er fors
nblis %afsadet beb 0sben. 5an bar
fsot ben 90. SuIi 1888 | 8al1um %
bar Ssn of G,aorbejer .. q. Der
teIien. Gan bar ferlt en- Sio til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

Slensborg. De oanffe ari l.
gerqrabe paa oen gdmle Sir
fsaaaro bliper bpert Qar efterfete.
og bpis Stenene tranger til SItanos
fatielfer. iao foretages oe. s bette
Soraar er omtrent 6alpoelen At
Gtenene bleoen uo6eoreoe og Sno=
ftrifterne fornpeoe. 81. ab.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

9eitfpiten. = Sra Raaoager
airfe. 5or nogen 5io iioen meO>
bette uBlensborg aois", at mo-
gle At De gamle 9fDinofatteoe
@in6uer / Raoooger airte for Ii
cen bIep tagne no Og ianoipnligOia
ifuloe fpres Spo paa, til Mhuiaet /
siel. p5onoernide geitun9" me6s
oeler MI. at bette er en- 5~eilta9elie.
Del orejer fig ON en- SitanoiettefIe
al Ct At De gamle @inouer. 5or
al Dc. tunoe btioe taget no meo
itsrite 5orfgtiabeo, bar prooinsfOn :
%ferpator qrofesior 6dupt fra aisf
fomaien oerop / oct gjemeo at leoe
Mrbeibei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

Ganobruget. Ser / 5oftluno-
e9nen er MI (23. MoD omtrent olle
2anomeno far6ige meo 5oraarsur.
fejoet. Roemarferne er enfelte Ste.
Der naiten fda oiot, at Rensningen
ital paabegnnoss, augen, fom De
flefte Steoer ito6 6uarlig / Qpril,
bar M beoret fig oOeroroentlig goot
og tegner til at 9ioe en- rig !6pit.
alpoermarterne Ter meget looenoe
no, og Oct bill / Ndr aioe en- itor 6e-
aol, nadr Der eaers life inotr4oer
.uiaopanliqt gejrlig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

Megeltenoer. Soriumlingss
agen. Tom lanae bar ligset og
iIbot paa oct gamle Sfolebus, fpne5
nu enoelig al bore fommen not al
bette Sf9r. Der er NIL febt en-
9nooeornno til $50 Marf melem
@eiterfroen oa Mbrentiel's @aoro.
81. 9tb.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

Softluno. Il onabnelfe e.
M'anoag D. 90. Maj mootog oen
tonltituereoe 4mtsforitdnoer ben
Stojentin lt~oneOnelfen iom Qmtse
~foritanoer | Omegnen beo BORT
muno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-15

Sps; men oerefter flog ban fig til
Stuoierne. s no9le aar bar ban
aapeQan | Gmmerleb. Sans Iiofie
@mbeoe bar 6beiiel og @ibifuo /
Ri6e Stift.