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Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

John Rae Dodd, Mead & Co. are the
publishers.
Ben Blair-The Story OF Plainsman."
by VIII Lillibridge, a new writer. is
story of western life whose strong eharac-
teristics are vigor and freedom. The
cowboy hero, with his combination of
strength and gentleness. presents a figure
of unusual attractlveness TO the fiction
reader. The plot concerns the career of
Ben Blair. who is hampered always by
the greatest handicap a man can have,
yet wins out in his game struggle against
overwhelming odds There is the right
combination OF love, adventure and stern
fighting, and the author has made uncom-
monty slIIllful use of the vivid western
atmosphere. Mr. Maynard Dixon's illus
trations and cover design are notable ex-
ampes OF the spirit and fidelity which
are making his reputation as an Interpreter
OF the life of the western plains. Pub
lished by A. c. McClurg & Co
Above books at lowest retail prices
Matthews. ~ South Thirteenth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28
In the Crockery Section
Wednesday

FOUR TINES GREEN TRADING
STAMPS ON ALL WHITE CHINA
SALES.
FOR AN EXTRA INDICTMENT.
WE WILL CLOSE OUT A LOT OF
ODD FRUIT SAUCERS AND OAT-
MEAL BOWLS-values up TO 25c,
each at lOc and. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Limited quantity-come early.
BIG SALE ON ENGLISH ROCK
TEAPOTS - Pretty, neat Spray
Decorations ON good Jet Teapot,
over 600, any size, each.............2 9c
NEW LOT OF WHITE COUPE
PLATES, very fine china, all sizes,
each SOC, 25c, zoe and................l 5c
DINNERWARE HEADQUARTERS
BENNETT CHINA
SECTION.
over fifty different styles 10 select
from. 100 Piece Sets, at. SIS, Sl2.
Sl0.9S, $40, N.35 and,...............S Sc. oS
OPEN STOCK PATTERNS at some
extra close overwhelmingly.
DOUBLE GREEN RADIN
STAMPS ALL DAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28
BROOMS!
BROOMS!!
Best Grade 4-tie ParIor

Best Grade Attic Parlor z0n
Broom ............. JUG
And thirty green trading stamps
with each broom.
Carpet Beaters, best grades, 10
Csc. 1Sc, 15c and AAC
And twenty green trading
stamps with each beater.
Scrub Brushes-Rice root, Pal
metto and Tampico, your IN
choice ............. AVC
And ten green trading stamps
with each brush.
Floor Brush .Brooms. 10
prices up from .OOC
And forty green trading stamps.
POrcela, the only thing for IN
cleaning bath tubs, etc. AUC
And ten green trading stamps.
Electric Wall Paper Clean OE
er, lSc and ........I OC
And ten green trading stamps
with each package.
HARDWARE.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28
Extra Special Mid-Week Dried Fruit Sale.

Fancy California pitted plums Id ...-..10c
Fancy California seeded raisins, lb.. .1gC
Fancy California silver prunes, ID ....1Oc
Fancy California nectarines, ID ........1Oc
Fancy CorisCan citron peel, lb............l5c
lib. pkg. condensed mincemeat ....,...5c
Fancy seeded raisins, pkg. ......7lec
WATCH THE DAILY PAPERS FOR
THE ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER CAR OF
FANCY HIGHLAND NAVEL ORANGES,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

Choice California sweet prunes, 10 ...4c
Fancy California sweet prunes, 10 ....bc
Fancy Santa Clara sweet prunes. Id. IS 1-3c
Choice cleaned English currants, lb. .712c
Fancy GreCian cleaned currants ID. g 1-3c
Fancy Vostuzza cleaned currants. Id. .1Oc
Fancy Crown muscatel raisins 10. TIC
Fancy Crown muscatel raisins, lbs 1-Sc
Choice California peaches, III ........ ,.lOc
Fancy yellow Crawford peaches ID. .12lac
Fancy Moor Park apricots, ID ..........l219c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

When your body is starving-robbed by
indigestion-Dr. Kings New Life Pills win
relieve and cure. IS cents For sale by
sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

TEN GREEN TRADING STAMPS
with any piece OF China on our lOc
Table.
TWENTY GREEN TRADIN
STAMPS with any piece OF China on
our 25c Table.
FIFTY G GREEN TRADIN
STAMPS with any piece of China on
our SOC Table.
SEE THE NEW IOGA WARE.
IOGA is THE INDIAN WORD
FOR BEAUTIFUL.
TWO STYLES-THE DEBICATELY
SHADED BROWN, AND THE
COPENHAGEN, a pretty delicate
gray, EVERY NEW IDEA IN
VASES, from 1915 down to-. SIC
A VERY SELECT LINE OF COPEN-
HAGEN IOGA STORKS, DUCKS.
AND BIRD DECORATIONS. %
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28
To the Republican voters of the city


OF OmRhai
You must decide whether you want
to elect or continue in office officials.
many OF whom have demonstrated their
entire incompetency and servitude to The
publIc service corporations, or whether you
will have honest and capable officials who
will represent all Of the people at all times.
The above named candidates believe that
the city should own its own government.
and they stand for
ONE-DOLLAR GAS.
Equal taxation. economical and honest
expenditure of public money.
Impartial enforcement Of law
An ample police force for protection OF
life and property.
Clean streets and CLEAN TOWN.
Public improvements and city paving ro-
pair plant.
A welcome TO capital and manufacturing
enterprises.
No graft or ring rule.
No gambling. law breaking or corpora
ton control Of elections.
No free lights, no free water and no free
telephones 20 city officials.
No forms OF compacts between city on
Gals and public contractors.
No more free franchises. and no giving
away of streets and alleys without SUBJ
stantial consideration TO the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28
BiE ReEIntrv OF mead,

one OF the evidences OF prosperity a. thu
increase in the business al the ofice ID
the register OF deeds. This Ia due maini,,
70 the large number OF real estate tranS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

Make up your mind what you want. and
vote at the primaries for the men who will
carry out your ideas. Do not lose the force
OF your conviction by voting for friends who
have no chance TO win, and thereby defeat
candidates who stand for the above princl.
pies.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

fers and the recording of deeds II is esti-
mated the amount Of fees collected by the
ofhce during the last three months will
exceed the fees collected during the CORE
spending period OF last year by fully $500
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28
furnishings and Dress Goods Specials
You Can't Afford TO Miss One of Them

FROM . TILL 10 A. NJ
MEMS AND LADIES LINEN COLLARS
bright clean stock in newest styles
worth regularly l5c-limit 6 to
CuStomer-at. each ................. OC
FROM 10 TILL IL A. NJ.
MEMS AND LADIES' HOSE-in plain
Isle or maco cotton blacks, gray or taus
many Of them worth 25c- 10
at. pair ......................,... LOC
MISSES AND CHILDRENS RIBBED
HOSE-in all the new spring shades
many full fashioned nose in the lot
worth up TO 35c pair r0l,
special at pair ..,..................A E7S
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

Most people do not know that the most
powerful trust in the world is the Coal
trust dominated at present by that remark
able personality, George Franklin Baer.
The whole story OF this alarming monop-
oily. its origin, history and present power,
is told for the first time in two notable
articles by Hartley Davis on THE Coal
Trust the Labor Trust. and the People
Who Pay" The first of these articles is
published in the April Everybodys Maya
zine
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

Under Togo for Japan" by Edward
Stratemeyer, is the fourth volume Of his
Soldier Of Fortune" series The princi-
pal characters are Ben and Larry Rus
SELL Gilbert Pennington and the fine old
gunner, Luke Striker, all Of whom are
well known to thousands of readers The
climax Of the book naturally deals with
the battle Of the Sea Of Japan and Ad-
mlral Togo's wonderful victory. in which
Larry and Luke Striker bear an honora BILE
part. The fortunes of Ben and Gilbert
Pennington on land also furnish much that
If of interest and there is all Of Mr.
Stratemeyer's usual wealth Of happily con-
veyed information combined with thrilling
incidents. The striking cover design and
Illustrations are by A. B. Shute. Loth-op,
Lee Shepard Co. are the publishers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28
Red Letter Day
Bargains
In Stationery

5000 High Grade Ink TABLETS, Lin
en-, Bond and Plate finished Paper.
assorted sizes, regular 1Oc and
loo values, Observation-Disclosures OF
And green trading stamps with two
TEN GREEN TRADING STAMPS
WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING
ITEMS:
10 yards best Lace Shelf -
Gapef Recommendations ~
ounce bottle Carters -
20 sheets BENEFITS Lunch unc
LOCO sheet roll Toilet IOC
FdptI '..'''.'.... commemorative
Pack of Crow Playing Cards, IRc
&C Nhlue ................,........
i25 sheets fine Writing 1Ec
Paper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Best grade Crepe Paper. OC
sTATIONBRY-Mai Floor.
FISH FISH
CHOICE SMOKED AND SALT FISH,
ALL KINDS.
NORWAY MACKEREL, reEu- IL
lar lOc and l21kc seller. each l2C
Choice FAMILY WHITE
FISH, to 10 lbs. in pail. OOC
Strictly fresh fish. not frozen, direct
shipment due Wednesdays a. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

Barbara Winslow," by Elizabeth Ellis
Is story of adventure and romance
simply and dramatically told. The heroine
OF this tale, Barbara Wlnslow. has a
brother who has Joined the forces OF the
Duke OF Monmouth against the king, and
therefoHe on all occasions shows her
loyalty to the cause Of rebellion. An
ofneer In the kings army falls in love with
her and after trials and exciting events
she is cast into prison as a convicted rebel
She is rescued together with her soldier
lover, who has also been Imprisoned on
the charge OF treason. The perilous ad
ventures OF these two. across country bv
day and night TO find ship 10 Holland,
ana the satisfactory outcome OF the ro-
nance make a most exciting and de-
hEhtful tale. The illustrations are by
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

In Tales from Dickens" HALLE Errninie
Rlves has done for Dickens what Lamb
did for shakespeare--she has made him
readable for children.
The enormous bulk OF his novels, their
quantity Of detail. their references that
presuppose knowledge Of English laws
and customs render them arduous tasks
for young folks. Miss Rives, using her
great skill as a story-teller. has simplihed
them, putting the outline Of the plot in
p clear connected and definite form, and
retaining the humor. the pathos. the SYM
pathy which are 60 abundant in Dickens
and which appeal 80 strongly TO the heart
Of a child
Fifteen tales make up the number. In
each case the tale is told from the stand
point Of some child chsracter-as for in-
stance. The old Curiosity Shop from the
standpoint Of Little Nell. And capital
tales they are.
The book contains list Of all Dickens
characters with the name Of the volume
In which each occurs. Published by the
Bobbs-Merrill Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

The Girl in Waiting" by Archibald
Eyre, is an unusual story told in an original
way. The central figure is an English
girl Of good breeding and enviable social
connections, but with the temperament Of
the accepted typical American girl. who
defles English society conventionality and
gives il an occasional twist, partly from
pure fun and partly from a sense Of JUS
lice. She is as unconventional as Becky
Sharp. but a girl of rather better charac-
ter on the whole. Published by John w.
Luce &c Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

The April Worlds Work is a special life
insurance number-a policy holders manual
that tell specifically and Interestingly all
the facts that everybody should know
about the whole large subject and ex-
planning the real significance of it's recon-
struction. 1t is the first comprehensive
insurance symposium made in the light of
the startling revelation. and performs a
unique public service.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

FROM 2 TILL 2.30 T. NJ
We will sell 52-inch Sicilians I'm bIaris "a
all colors-reguar 75c and 81 yard goods
limit OF one pattern TO a custo- Ak
mcr-at yard .......... ........... OOG
FROM TILL $3.50 Z. NJ
100 full pieces of handsome cotton chaIlies
the most complete assortment I'm the CITY,
all good patterns and perfectly fast coll
urs, worth regularly 7isc TO lOC per yard,
limit Of - Yards to a customer,
for this sale, at. yard -. ...... DC
SEVERAL OTHER ROUSING SPE-
GALS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

John Rae. DOdd, Mead 6 Co. are the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

Above books at lowest retail prices
Matthews. ~ South Thirteenth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

Those who are interested in the sport Of
kings racing, will doubtless greatly enjoy
p. S. Carlson's story. 1.-THE Lady and the
Handicapped" in the April Ainslees. This.
however. is only one item out of large
number that go TO make up the contents OF
this issue. A long novelette,. "Capricious
Caroline" by y. Maria AlbSnesi; several
excellent essays on topics OF timely import
ance, eight or ten clever short stories and
some really good poetry-rather a scarce
article in magazines owadays-compIete
the number.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28
CURRENT LITERATURE,

In Tale. from Dickens" Halle srnin
for shaEpears-sho hs, made him
enormous novels. their
presuppo Enovod Of English laws
and customs render them arduOus tasks
for youngfo folks Miss Rvesu using her
as a story has ampraed
clear DU connected definite form ana
retaining the humor the psthOs the sym:
% strongly o heart
., so a: , max: ss the 3 number int .ns
child chsracte-as for in
s" 1As Of f @ aS5' S 'nI %1a from sap Ssi
T5 BOOK cont contains in: ais, list q, all ~ Dickens dickens
"Siea sses occurs sS a'' PuSl.hoS S S by tine
, a s sa apa.s Ts :sss ,, SS s' s4ess
s1i of good ' SPssans @' a onvasls 'a se1si
The American "
sres it an occasional s tWtst partp nom
pure fun and partly from sense of JUS
ons5 whole W.
sas' as Tors ss ss Sss ,. by HsTi sis
soldier Of Fortune series The Dnnl-
oa s anSs P.nnas an and The 1 as Ro Sd
s a"; KNOWN HsNs s sas.sss a. Of , rRSn 4
o i Sas oh tho book Sea- naturally OF iaSa6 S'l a T Hs
H a aS Luke "'s sfs9 S s's sS hono "a
Pennington also furnish Dn a1 much a" tSa
srSfs% l"s'' u.a @d v Ss happily Of Mr
Striking o1 o%sr "t design sH''. ans
& Shepard CO. are the sI puSpsh H@s"'0P
people that the most
trust dominated present i by that rem Sp
story of sns alarming arnhns" no naSp
andp resentpo power
by Hartley Davis on Nv" "2n ao' cos
Trust the Labor Trust the People
published in the April Eve s1S ' Maga
The April Worlds special
l Sat son p .ay pG ana Rss.s %nG q.
about S f ts T 'EsFse0s sSo :e9o s05 know
.tHop the % ' ss ar eS of 1T: ss
tRs stsSu ss"'P PsSsaaa made d i p asns of
T "sa 4 ss G's"s na at; 4 Hs;s
fPR the T.d i so RS%'S which 5AS S T5 S
NT T York S D College H. F FSS dean r of s
a can i've
vds yreacho o great cities
The Phillips Open
published pull. ssTlly in the
Gnsto~ The leading character is titled
S6 s@ at t' s5 .l.s '4 S 1ssa's spoe sae
9ss A59 'r ..s contains sD int. .s sss1
Of decade DGs O"'
. S: ss .'; vi. ia sssss.:: :.c :P:s ss s
Haadsa1psS nH April Ma aSs ana This 6h
number tina to makeup the contents s' Of
caroine u BY CHs sa mG HIsse Saps%oSI i
excellent import
snee eight or ten clever short and
article magazines novadays-co%5ets
Barbara w1nslov,' by Elizabeth ELI.
simply aDG a of SS%STs a and T, 'ma10s
of s this ia. tale H.. Barbara rsos wlns slow:
Das o T Monmouth nss i against ,s fo KING Of ns
oy S@' to the a" cause Ss'', 3 s GS~s her S
sS ' spa N ' a. p ssl sSo .ns v: v sss
lover Ss'' been S'i inp Sss soldier on
ventures Of these tTo across p sou0trv a %
day and nlsh, a to Holland
ana the r satisfactory Dry outcome outcome Of the TO
nIustai
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28
e: e. HAYDEN = e.: j:
''e N""d''S THE RELIABLE sTSRE City Pruducfs.
Special Sale of Boys Clothing.

SS1r the popularity OF Department Omaha
i>0 Nls SLlIS-in single
In -I abfcs
WcdnsSs at Sa1 and $50 d 2O5,
pa "a iNa PANTS suTsn breasted two
1ored
Specially 49, &a and $50
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

The MaIetactor," Z. Phillips Oppen-
helms latest story, which is now being
published serially I'm the Popular Maya
zine, has plot which, in a way. resembles
that Of Dumas immortal Count Of Monte
Cristo." The leading character is titled
Englishnan who serves long term IN
prison through a womans perfidy and
then. after his release, becomes enorm-
ously wealthy. and proceeds to have his
Innings" Judging by the opening chap
ters-the April issue contains the second
instalment, with synopsis-it will prove one
OF the greatest stories OF the decade
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-28

The April Country Life in America marks
a new era in the magazine world new
feature appears in this number. "rhe Wild
Foods OF the United States" which will be
conducted each month during the coming
year by DR.. H. II. Rusby, dean of the
New York College OF Pharmacy. This de-
partrnent will show that a man can live
entirely on the foods which nature pro-
vides within easy reach OF our great cities.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29

be9rapet pda Den norite Menigbeos
airtegdaro. 9ditor 8rogh, al bpenl
fan par tonfirmeret, forrette0e %
talte Deo gegrdpelien. Oct bar en-
tor Stdre, fom hdbOe gipet Mpbe
cen Dag, baaOe DANTE, Iorite, ST.
lGnoere pg 4meritanere, ira Smegn
% narliggenoe gDer. Oct lange
.Sinoep9rt for 9eite peo airten par
aaereoe optaaet fpr 9igitaren, Ser
fulgte fra 9iemmet, naaeoe oio, %
cen u0gjOroe en- Strefning paa q
nil. Def par oct witerite 9igfpl9e,
man bar let Der enonu. YaitOr arpg6
GAP ferit en- geifripelie paa Gngelit
al Ben afopoe5 9ip. iiOite Sio iar=
Zig, 9porefter ban talte paa 0anIt
oper 81. SO, So og Ser. 90, II
nm 5reostanterne, iom @uo bar
meo os, og 6pOrleoes ri iaa o%aarIi9
fpritaar oe 6anolemddoer, ION 0u0
benDtter fig at for at funne oirteli9=
gore De 5reostanter, ban FAR mso
os. 9uos 5anfer meo os er fart
fremiat / bans Sr0, Iaa ri fan fenOe
Gam, ON ri pil, men bans gamble
maaoe meo % er os ofte en- @aa0e.
gn til Steoe tommen pr9it fra
Gmmetsbure talte o~erefter pad en-
9elif Ell fife Stuno. 0an fren69peoe
Acknowledgment at at lebe rigtig for
at tunne oe rigtia. Mange er bange
for 9eoen, men Grunoen er oer, at
De life leper ret = sc leber life
ariitus, og OGDEN er Dem oerfor
ingen Climbing.
9u un9e eller 9amle, ION Ieier
bette, er on faroi9 til at op2 sr
9poen for Big Sab. ON ben fom nt
/ Ben unae 4loer eler / Dag, eaer
sr Sen ginoing2 0eper gu fun for
@eroen, ida er 9soen Cab. nadr Sen
tommer; men leoer Oh for ariitus.
ga er Den Climbing, felp ON hu er
une, rig og bapoe en- gob 5remtibss
uoiigt Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29

Gage Oerefter fanot ieg en- frpstelig
Inapiet og laiet II 4ars 9reng uoe
/ 8ben. Seq tom | Snat meo 6am
pe ipurgte BAN, bpao Sirte ban
6erte til; ban berte til ben angli=
tanite. Seq ipur9te, ON ban gift /
Senoagsitole. gteb oct gjoroe BAN
lite, for ban 6apoe ingen &lG0er.
Saa fit jeg BAN anbragt fom p0rs
%gelpumper" | lin e9en 8irte, og for
oct fdar ban penee til at febe sri
iaa ban fan fpmme / FIN Senoags@
itole. $ 5alo bette er at arbejoe
inlo0 De an0re &pnfesfioner, beo leg
life, 6porleoes ri ital bore Ds 40;
p9 bette er ooe fun eet Silf1loe
imellem iaa mango. ut arbeioe paa
at faa 5olf til at gaa fra oeres egen
Strife pber til ppr, ouer life. Ser
er oct laa alminoeligt, at man fora
laoer Den enc Strife for at gaa onsr
til Den anoen; Der er mango, Der
bar tilbprt alle &onfesfioner, men oe
Menneifer er Ser life meget neh-
Gore Spifoler f~lorerer paa Oct fraF=
tigite, og Der bliper alori9 ipurgt,
bpilfen 8irfe pigerne tilbprer. Ser
pad 8prnebjemmet bar ieg T. 8. 10
8etn, bporaf oe 9 tilbsrer ben ang4
itfanife, 6 Sen fat6olffe, 2 8rgbrs<
meniabeoen og 2 Den lutberife airfe-
Gao mig tilfsje, at Seftrene BED,
bpem Sc ifal gipe 2Gren for, boao
9pffe, oe bar 6aft ioeres @erning:
Dor fore 9erre bar paret os uenoea
Zig gob!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29

ftc Snoipioer. 6porfOr beosmmer on
ale 5ioer De tore gner Iom De
oaurlieite Steoer? 5orOi Der inOes
0en itprite Glenoig6eo. Der finoes
maaite ogiaa De %itenneite 9poer,
men on beoemmer fun efter oct Ia
petite. Der finoes. 6porleoes tan ri
ariitne MI oere Sor0ens Salt uoen
At bragg oisie opbt falOne op?
&c paa Seiu 5slge. oa ban pans
oreoe paa Soro. Soloere, Spnoers.
Sfprlepnere. n0enne. ban er Spns
here's 9en." 9ons 2ibsgerning er
at frelie. Gr Sin 9ipsgerning at
frelie2 9pis life, er ou 90 ielb
irelit2 9ar on Jet. at on er Ell
Snnoer2 9ar Oh let, at Seius fan
frelie oia2 Gr bu fmrelit, oa flyer Sc
Jus: p5elg MIG" Slut Dig til aGfs
terne. Slut dig til Oct blaa
aors". 9lip af6olosmonb. Oh bill
ielp erfore 9eliignelien. 9ar life
bdnge for Spptten. souit paa cen,
fom life dlene bleb Ipottet, men og.
iau 6u6itraget oa idaret for bore
Climber. 5or oine Snnoer. s pet
blaa aors" arbejoer hi fammen, Ri
biGlper 6%inanoen. at ON cen ifuloe
faIoe. hi ga life iteoer BAN bort,
Tom | De beroslige Qfbolosforenin<
ger. men bi9lper BAN eler benoe
ppdo. Sg bort Madl er Sjelenes
Srelfe. gi bar al Grfaring let, at
Gbdneeliet meget lettere forfnnbes
for % fo~ritoaes at Gbru Menneiter.
7erfor forIsger Ri beb a9rligbso
at bragg 9rdnfere til os og asre Dem
o6ru. Men bi tr9nger til 6j9lp.
aom gu oa hialp os. apm og fe,
At 6bao Qano hi er. Som og bar
me6. aoml
G6icaoo, s. SUM- 1906.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29
&orreiponoante
YalO Mltp County ga.

Stun ijaloent meooeles Der noget
berfra til n9aniteren", Dog piloe oct
pitt interesiere en- Del at Daniterens
Saiere at bere liot osiaa berfra M
% oa. Ser leper lite iaa faa af
bore 2anosmano paa oisfe Ggne,
oe De fleite er pel itileoe | ioroiif
!6enIeenoe.
- Mrs. g. g. 9bomien, 3utbpen,
bar paret pda Sbssliiten en- 1io.
os oerpeo forbinoret | at TONNE til
STRIFE.
Wrs. Gnebolm meo 8srn bar
/: fibife nge aflast samle 0enner en-
lille Wifit. Gnsbolms bar 10 boet
her fpm preitefolt / fpp Mar.
Mr. 9emminsien reiite Den
.. SUM til Datota, for at bsIsse
lin Ssn iom iibfte Soraar rsiife til
Wiliams 60, bppr ban tos rSome.
iieao". 6emminsien tanfte Yamti.
dig at operpare Marsmpoet | Sen.
mare.
Dor praii, Daft. arosb, rel.
ffe life til Marsmsoet I Mar; 6ei
bopoe ellers beIs 9ioen paret bans
aet at reiie, men at bisie @runot
blep ban bjemme. Oct bar mol
pengene, Oct ineb me6, % famti6iu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-29
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ct. Grsir.
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