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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05
I'm FINEST STYLE.
Rock island Will be logged Out
for Farmers National
Congress.
START ON THE COL0NNADE
Prospect of All Business Men Par
ticipating in the General
Scheme.

Rock Island will present as pretty
an appearance as at any time in its
history on the occasion of the CON
vention of the Farmers National con-
gross next week. The system of deco
ration under the direction of the COM
mittee composed of J. w. Parker. w.
NJ. Reck and NJ II. Sexton is already
developing and this morning active
operations were begun on the colon
made that is to grace Market square.
By tomorrow evening a number of the
large buildings in the city will begin
to take on a festival appearance i'll
preparation for the Farmers National
congress-
The band stand on Market square is
very attractive. and if the same
scheme of decoration is carried out
on the entire building it will be one of
the most effectively decorated parts
of the city 1t would greatly spoil the
effect of what has already been done
should the work not be completed.
The committee on decorations has
been successful in securing the cooper
alton of nearly all of the business men
on Second avenue and in addition to
the general decorations. which will be
placed in position Monday evening,
nearly all of theN stores and buildings
from Fifteenth to Twentieth street on
the avenue will be decorated. The
work of erecting the arches for the
Market square colonnade requires
more time than the placing of the
Overhead arches on Second avenue.
The Reception Committee.
Hon. William Payne, chairman of
the reception committee has arranged
for headquarters at the Harper and to-
day issued the following notification
to the members of the committee:
"All delegates and associate dele
gates in Rock Island county TO the
Farmers National congress which as
sembles in this city next Tuesday. are
likewise members of the reception COM
mittee and are hereby requested to
meet at the Harper house as early next
Tuesday morning as practicable 10 as
sist in receiving the officers. delegates
and guests of the congress- 1t is also
desired that those of the committee
who may make it convenient 10 do so,
TO act in the reception of any who may
arrive in advance of the opening day.
WILLIAM PAYNE,
Chairman Reception Committee.
The committee ON decorations, as in
dividuals. have decided TO offer prize,
of s. for the best decorated store
building on Second avenue.
Free Telephone Talks to Visitors.
Manager Beverlin of the Central
Union Telephone company announced
today that his company would transmit
free all long distance telephone mes
sages on all toll lines of the Central
Union company for all delegates to the
convention.
List Your Rooms.
That quarters may be found Ill this
city. if possible. for all visitors next
week, those who have rooms to rent
are requested to fill out the following
blank and forward to w. c. Maucker,
chairman of the bureau of information:
Name ............ -......-.-... .....--.
Number .'....--- StIcel
Lodging for persons. without meals
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

lSociety news. written or telephoned
to the society editor of The Argus, Will
be gladly received and published. But
in either case the identity of the sender
must be made known, to insure relia-
bility Written notices should bear sig
nature and address,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05

Surprise Party \ company of
friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ.
Cozad at their home. 905 Fourteenth
street last evening in honor of the
first anniversary of their marriage A
number of handsome gifts were left
and refreshments were served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05

Berkhmer- Berkhimer- Rev. r. B.
Williams. at the parsonage of the First
Methodist church, last evening officia-
ted at the marriage of Mrs. Hattie
Berkhimer of Bement. Ill, to Jack l.
Berkhimer of Humboldt, Iowa. Mr.
Berkhimer has lately purchased the
Wiimont. Mimi. Journal and he and
his bride left for that city today to
make their home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05
w. r. c. Coffee Party-The Wo

w. r. c. Coffee Party.-The Woman :
Relief Corps gave coffee at the home
of Mrs w p Quayle, 1888 Thirteenth
avenue. yesterday afternoon. There
were over hundred ladies present and
$40 was realized, which will be added
to the relief fund.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05

All the news ali the time THE
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05
List Your Rooms.

That quarters may be found in this
city. if possible. for all visitors next
week, those who have rooms to rent
are requested to fill out the following
blank and forward to w. c. Maucker,
chairman of the bureau of information:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05
Think DeFouiIIoux Insane.

In regard to the complaint against
J. c. DeFouillouX, who was bound over
on charge of assault with deadly
weapon as a result of a disturbance he
made in ST. Mary's church and threats
to kill the priest, Father a. Geyer, the
jury recommends that an investigation
be made as to his sanity and ignores
the charge against him. He was today
sent to the county infrmary, and later
inquiry as to his sanity may be made
i'm tho county court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-05

Manager Beverlin of the Central
Union Telephone company announced
today that his company would transmit
free all long distance telephone mes
sages on all toll lines of the Central
Union company for all delegates to the
con ypOtiOu
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29

.wANTED-2o girls at the Cumberland
Glass Factory. Steady employment
for good workers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29

nonsah and return. Much laughter
and singing were strong evidence that
the party spent pleasant evening
Those who composed the party were
Misses Fanny Davis Olive Miller.
Anna Lonueu. blanche THOMAS. Ethes
wilson, sfcNeriyn Goidie ShaclSieford
Georefe Ferry and Jette sIpraIit
III Bert lter ans Dallas sat
FteTfsld cltas! Fan French A I, 4; y
Harry and Dale sIillet Flip BAN q
bridge Chester Thomas. Cecil Dpdd
and DenztI5 I4arf:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At rules held in the clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court Of Marion county,
West Virginia, on the first Monday in
August, 1906.
Walter @. Mawhinney, Thomer c.
Murphy, William D. Smith, James
s. johnson, Nicholas Powers, David
Powers, Charles H. Carpenter, Har-
ry Berkeley, Arthur E. Beatty, plain.
titfs, VS.. Michael L. Benedum, John
l.. Lirklind, Arthur B. Fox, admins
traitor of Charles Y. Beneium. de-
ceased, James M. NJ. Benedum.
Frank c. Pifer, Arthur I. Boreman
and Robert B. Watson, defendants.
lin chancery.
The object of this suit is to require
the defendants or some of them to
account for $25,oooe0 collected FOR
the purpose of buying i've certain
mining claims, located in Kootenay
district Of British Columbia, towit:
Teger No. /. Dead wood. Bland No. 2
Howard FRACTION, and lager Frac
ton, and $16,2S3.96 collected fol
the purpose OF Developing said
mining claims and for other purposes
An ahldavit having been made and
filed that defendants, Arthur e. Flu
and j. NJ. NJ. Benedum are non-resf
dents of the State OF West Virginia
the. said defendants are required to ar
pear within one month after the date
= A. xa,.A ,nt,IN1foa linn nP &hfE or1NI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29
Bryan Declines
Mellin's Car
NOT WISE TO ACCEPT RAILROAD
FAvoRs, He WRlTEs-MILEs
HEADS DELEGATION.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Aug. 29-ln
a letter received by the Bryan recep-
ton committee in this city, w. J.
Bryan declined to ride from New YORK
10 New Haven in President Mellin's
private car. rendered him for his use
on August 81, by the head of the New
Haven road. Mr.. Bryan said in the
letter:
II have letter saying that Mellfn
had rendered his car. don't think it
would be wise to accept favors from
the railroad. Let me pay my fare and
ride as usually do"
President Melltn declined to speak
at the business mems reception to
Mr.. Bryan, as did Gov. Roberts. The
latter said his vacation plans in the
Adirondacks intertered, while the
president of the railroad pleaded press
of work.
From Washington word came that
Gen Nelson A. Miles will head the
Democratic delegation from that city.
who will come to New Haven to give
the Nebraskan Statesman the glad
hand.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29
oIIY RLae.

QhIte humble span IeopIe en-
joyea h'iy n lllsts r. sts's
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29
Ladies, aid society.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Dfa-.
mond street M. 3. church, will meet
on Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Fanny Fletcher. Of Market street.
A good attendance Is requested. The
Sunday school class Of Mrs. E. M.
Cox and H. ]. McElfresh hold the an,
nual picnic at Traction Park Thurs
day. They leave on the nine-thirty car
from Jones, corner
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29
EIks GETTING eusy.

The Fairmont lodge, No. 294, B. 2,
o. E., will begin It's regular weekly
sessions next Tuesday evening. Elk
ira EFFORTS will be exerted to have a
speaker Of national prominence here
next December to participate in the
memorial EXERCISES, which will be
conducted at that time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29

have rented nly. fooIns eEer.y time tim
ii HIage had an ad III Your paper said
ii entleman "a ftliiF once IliloFnit
an,i he Ind several tines
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29
Ward


AIr. Edward Butcher has returned
from Reston here be has been visit
Ing Ills paEents for q short time.
MT ~. Harden went to Ellsins
sestersiay to spend 8 rev days visit
Ing daugh liter and attending the
E1lsin Ehtts
Lloyd B6egess returned to Pitts
burg esterday after a, weeks visit
With friends In the First ward.
MISS Ruth8 Joflitfe, of Warrington
is visiting ernnnt, Mrs. Harry Kige"
OF Log CABIN Hill.
AIRS Crank Rowe and little daughter
Sylvia OF Rittsburg. arrived in the
dity last evening and VIII be the guests
of First ward friends and relatives.
~ scot, OF Washington, D. g.
Iias ioinsd His wife and son Ward, who
nave besn guests of Mrs. SCOTS pa
rents. NE. and Mrs. "a. @. Rice, and
viii Fenatn here few days
Oner Vance and two children,
81 smithGeld Pa passed through the
cry yesterday en- route for Pleasant
valley where they will be guests OF
m and Mrs. Robert Vance for a few
days.
Airss 1acobSE Herr and daughter Miss
Mamie are spending few days at
ut Lake.
ana Mrs. 8, S. Watkins have re
turned ffom Rowlesbuis where they
nave been visiting the formers mots-
Little Miss Ice; who has been very
fll with typhoid fever, still continues
the same
Re Davis of the Seventh Day Bar
8ist rehg F,sho3e psttnrata is ne'r
Rome; IN 1.s ho, with his wife was
called here by the death of Rev. Mar
IN Talbot left this afternoon for their
home They were accompanied by
MISS Talbot who will make her fu-
tire nome with Rev. and Mrs. Davis.
REV. md Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Talbot and
M lanes O.rlefl were guests at din
per to. of Rev. and Mrs. L. w.
Word was received here recently
chat Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Holcomb, of
aainBertytlIe, New Jersey, have new
membar OF their family. ten pound
nabg girl which was born Thursday.
August 2sy 1906. Mrs Hc1comb was
Miss Edna Hess, of this
eity
Judge Jason went to Mt. Lake yes
~. ~ TX seISaiSa q Faw davs with hf5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29

Gridge-That will be a fine marriage
a splendid alliance. The brides faith
er is rich. She just rolls in gold. The
bridegroom is rich, too; he made e
fortune I'm copper
Bridge That's not an alliance; it's
an alloy.-Le Rire.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29

alone / found sfxty-seven who have
done SO. / expect to have complete
list on this subject ready in few
days"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-29
s1oo Reward. stoo.

The readers OF this paper will De
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in. all its stages,
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca.
tarrh being constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment.
Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken Internal.
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, there
by destroying the Foundation OF the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu'
ton and assisting nature in doing It's
work. The proprietors have SO much
faith in its curative powers that they
orer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it falls to cure. Send for
list OF testimonials.
Address E. J. CHENEY & CO., To.
lelo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists. TIC.
Take Halls Family Pills for consh
patton.
Or. shoop Fan,Ily Med. Co., Racine,
wis.
II your stomach g weak,
IL Jour food distresses sson,
gif yod are weak and nervous;
use 5Dr. Ehuopss ye FL one
month and ses Fliat Il does for syouI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20
Gn pistis 6OjeiteretsOOm.

9anoets 6ejeIteret bar 0lanoags
af9ipet en- Dom, iom fan faa itpr
getponing for belle 2anoet. 9ommen
dn9uar 2@9teIto6sIfelmisie. W1eO
fem Stemmer moo fire bar 6pi,=
iteret ufgiort, at @tilsmisfer, fem
er Opnaoet i cen Stat, life bar
3etsgplOi96eo uoenfor Den Stot,
4pori Den er gibet. 9et fan Iaale-
oes life Iaoe fig gpre 6erefter, ct
Q@gtefOlt, fom life fan opnaa @tils.
misIe ben Stat, 6bori De 6or, mio=
lertiOig refer ben til en- onoen Stat,
l. gfs. til Spb 0otota, for at foa
Sfilsmisie, meo minore oe begge
for 5remtioen bill 6gre UNDER oenne
Stats Surisoiftion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20
GngeIlf.9anIf SrObOg.

Sor De, iom enIfer at tilegne iig
ben atturate engelIte ll0tale af en-
qeIfte Oro, oa er lllbelta6s @ngelits
9anit Sr0bog Iangt Den beoite, Oeo
at ben angiOer oen beitemte uotal.
af etbOert enge9lit Oro meo at BRUCE
oanife 8ogitaper Og be0 Dem angibe
ben beitemte 2po, fom ItaI bruges
pe0 8en9pnelien of en9el1e Oro. =
3iGlige er Der fuIoitenoig 6ortIaring
pper Meningen df etbOert engelit
Sro, iom er dneibet.
9enne Bog er abIoIut oen beos
ite for glptommere bertil 2anoet og
dnbefales frem for nogen dnOen.
8ooen er pad 730 Sioer, trntt
lneo Ietl9feIiae Sbper, os er neiten
2 Sommer tnf.
priTen er $3.50, frit titfenot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20
SiOite Ipt ira GalliOrnia

sra al Il 2(ftes fplgenoe
ON Situationen:
liimooitaaeli9t 6lammer fortas
rer Can 6rantisco.
0els 6orretningsoiirittet j
6aloOelen af Reiioensoelen er NJ
lagt 2(Ite, og 6lammerne ger bur
tig 6remgang.
9ranOmanoIta6 fra unore Stfs
Der Denoer til6age, ioet De flyer. at
Situdtonen er hdablos. enoog -
numit og &ruot ilipper op.
Den if0nne 9p Santa Roid mto
10000 Snobpggere / Roro fra Gan
Grancisco bar mpot Iammen Sfa6'
ne. Stort 5db al MsnneiteliO, og
5ufinber er busOiloe.
9eretninger fla andre Steoer BIZ
fer, at SiemIegelien bar beret ub:.
9raniet, og ct bdlOt 0uIin 9ber E.
ooelaefe.
Wlan oenter. at SIoen bill fulol
itGnoiqgpre Gan Sruntiscos go.s
l9ggelIe.
Goribninq uf 5soemioler og @anS
er beo at ilippe op, og Ser er allts
reoe d0ffillig 2ioelTe pod @runS
oeraF.
9leaerinqen fenoer bnrtigIt muligi
S5soemioler og 2eIte til oen biem'
Isqte 9n.
9uiinoer of 1Flngtninoer bar fsoI
ob | offentliae 8nqnin9er I DAT
Idn6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20
Gn SD Opcr en- @rpttc.
SnObp9gerne er lfrefila9ne.

s9pen Gbarle8tOWn / @. go. bleo
/ 8irsba9s pfuoieli9 9reben al
Sfref oeb at opoa9e, at ben er bug
get Dper Ell Oelbi9 ltor @rotte eler
unberjoroiif Sp. Manqe ai Snb=
bpg9erne flp9tebe ltrats fra 8pen,
og andre forbereote fig paa at flptte
til ct lifrere Steb. Nlan frg9ter
for, at bele 8pen maa forlabe8.
@rotten opbagebe8 ueb, at nO9le
W}eno 8ir5oa9 Wtur9en lfgo Sten,
D9 oeb ben 6pltelie, Stubbene be.
uirfebe, falbt Soroen uuer @rotten
neo o9 efterloo ct Sui. 9tO9le glrz
belOsfolt ooOeoe fig neo / 0ulen o9
unoerig9te ben betpbeli9 lloitrGf-
ming De opoa9eoe Ell Sp o9 III Ell
lille 8aao lenfet neb, boilfen De
roeoe flere ,0unoreoe 9arbs on=
firing uoen at mao Sgens eller 0uz
lens @renIer. De tur0e life pooe
fig len9ere, fur be fif 2p8 O9 fit
gjort andre 5orbereoeller for nioe=
re llnberle9elle. Der er Salfltens
Sormationer 0ulen li9 bem De
berpnte y4uraD @aueS" Bir9inia.
@anoet / Sgen er merfoerbi9
rent o9 tolot o9 bar Ell beba9eli9
Sma9. 0ulen itretfer fig fra bet
9untt, bour ben opoa9ebes u9 ben
unber 8pen. @n lDltematilf llnoers
lg9elie al ben ltulbe be9pnbe nelte
Dag Smiolertib oil Der laa o9laa
bliue tiltalot nerperts" for at un-
oerlv9e, ON Der er 5are fur 8pen
eller life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20
Sill uOre S5DrBanOlere.

8ol9en0e 8pger beoes inoienOt til
os InoreIt muligt paa biaigte Nfaa=
oe, ON De babes paa Eager og itte
er 6eftaoi9eOe:
Den life @anger meo 9uloInit.
lln90ommens Stuttifte, be9ge llos
9aber.
@ejen, Sonobeoen og 2ipet.
8ogmerter af uceuuloio"
u}oo Strpmmen. Sun oen uos
gabe, 6pori Spar life finoes, pn=
ties tilbageIenot.
De finere Solmebpger, 8i6ler %
importereoe 8paer u6Tenoes life poa
&ommi8Iion.
8elebet for obenn9onie 8pger
pil blioe creoiteret aonto oeo Wloo=
tdgeIIen af famine goo 8ilItano %
inoen l. g}oi. Gfter oel 9ato ta=
ges be life tilbaQe.
2utb. qubG. 6Oufs.
Blair, Nebr.
qoul peter n, geItnrer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20
&nifin, Nebr., 90 SamestOwn,
Sanias.

Dor rejienoe Qlgent SIR. SODIUM
Zen 9eIter oisfe 9age auffin. 0eb..
pg pil ON en- ltges 8iO 0ere /
Samestopn, Santos, for at arbejoe
for llo6reoeGen af bore Bigger og
Blade. @enner paa 6isie G9ne
feoes at 6enptte 9eiligbeoen til at
onitaffe ii9 9ooe Bigger og Blade.
2utb. pubI. 9pufs.
8fdir, Netr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20

6rboe 8itteret, % Oa De life tunoe
oct, operfalot 3, bberan0re. 5egtenoe
min @ei frem til Porten ligeIom e
anore, tom oen 3ante for mig. 8i
er iom aotter I en- 59loe. 9ab0e
jeg life beret en- itart U}ano, bil0e
jeg Iitfert Oere blebet or9bt.
9a 6argen anfom, Og qOrtene
oabneoes, bar 3rGngilen for o.
naa ct Iitfert 8ilflugtsIte0 ubbrs.
5olt itrpmmeoe 9ennem 4osIogen
IOm en- 8jargItrom, Ser Ipringer
oper Slipper. fom oen mpoer poa
In @ej. De, Der falot, re0oeoe iie.
iom 6eOit De tunne.
al. ) @fterm. fortoo@oulo Dat
lano, og ga bar San 5rancisco ino-
6pGet Rpg. SlofIammerne flps
OeOe De forte 0fsgffper.
@n anoen, s. Bitter fra 6ouftor.
9eras, logereoe / 9ol6en Weft 6oz
tel. 6an fortaGer ON, 6borlehe5
can o9 Here anOre fsrit re6oe6e en-
Del abinoer, Ser bar BELT bniteriTff.
o9 oerpua fig ielO. Oct fprfte Spn,
Der meote Dem paa @aoen, bar npge
ne O9 6aIot poatlaote Menneifer,
Ser Ie6 Omtrina grao % rau6te
/ oiIo Strat, meoens 8pgninger
tumleoe oper Gnoe omfring Dem.
@n an0en flyer, at ban bar meo
buaoe ct. Qouis Gbclone og 9al=
timores Brand. men oisTe bar intet
imoo boao ban Der opleoe6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20
Sil bore Gunoer OF
gbonnenter.

@i tofter Dem, Der bar b9ret idd
finite at Ienoe os bort Silgooebaoens
De. Der er enonu mango oi benter
at bpre fra oe baaber, at bi life mao
pente forgapes. 6uif @enner, pi
mangler alt bort 9ilgooebaoen6e os
moo enoelig babe oct inoen l. Mai
1906.
Donifb 2utb. pubf. 9Ouft.
2@rbpoiglt
paul peterfon gsTtnrer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20

of 6rpgt for, at en- 9ios6glae oit
f0lge Soroifalpet
@eo Ni0natstio anIloges Oe oms
tonnes 3al til 1000 I San 5ran.
cisco.
Dpoe al 9e6oere Ct. 2t9nepS
Sinosioage QtibI 275.
9eoe i San Sole So.
Dpoe Santa Roia geo.
0soe anore Steoer $50.
5ilifaoefomne, 1000.
6uspiloe ean 6rancisco 100,
600
Gienoomstab $20O,0O0,OO0.
2(real of6ranot I San 8rancisto
10 apooratmil, omfatten6e 80
Gin blocts".
Gn0na til Mor9en raIeoe Sloea
uitanoIelig. 0ele r6locf"s Ipranqtes
me0 8nnamit % aguncotton" for at
itanoIe SIoens 6remtrGngen. @t
Innes. iom 6ele 9nen er 0pmI.
Zen iiofte Gfterretning. glooene /
2(ftes 6raate, Oor fra 8l. 9.20 6n4
% oen Iro fremoeles pao, at 0et
Ter ITO til, at fete gnen Dil 6lips
forteret af 5lammerne, og at oe
opoes Sal er 5000.
llnoer al 0enne GlenOi96eo; %
troos Solodterne bar Itu6t Zee
Qiarebere, finoe5 Der 9erIoner, Ser
plhnorer De oe0e
0rutne Mano ligger omtring |
Gaoerne. 0e bar bru0t inc Sas
lnonerne me6 1Ftammerne omtrlE9
Sem.
@anoforIpninQen er beo at flif9s
op, og 6ungsrsosoen itaar for 9ps
ren.
Sra an0re 9oer poa Gan 9yrar
cisco 9uqten 6llper Der be6 at mo
le6e GFterretninder ON 96ela9gelier
fra Sor6itGloet, og man mener, dt
life en- enefte $50 in6enfor 80
Mils Q(fitano ira San Bran.is ,
er unoIuppen Goru6en Oe allereeoe
npbnte 9Der nGpnes bi0ere Re-
mooo 6itp, 6Dor mango 9nan,nacr.
oeriblanot Gourt6uiet, fal6t iars
men.
Gaa langt giet fan raffe Ian :
9ugtens 5ront maOer oct S1nct a
iammenitprte6e 8bgniuger, rbgey>e
Ruiner og g0eieggelie.
8 g}arbeoen of Oatluno Idnf ct
5tnfte Sern6ane belf uo af Sigte.
% Santa 6e 9anens nroun0 6opi'
DC Spor eoelu9Oes.
OQIaa I Sdtramento leo man1e
@Dqninqer Sta6e.
Gnobioere fortaGes Der ON Do0
oq llloffer { Santa Gru3, Mon!sroq
GjilrOp og 6oGliIter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20

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