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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08
FARMERS union BUREAU.
Meeting Called OF.

For good reasons National President
r. f. Duckworth, of the Farmers Uuion,
has called off the cotton price-making
meeting in Atlanta, called for August 2.
Said meeting to be called to commence
in Texarkana, Arkansas, September 5.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08

Scrub yourself daily, you're not clean
inside. Clean inside means clean stom-
aoh, bowels, blood, liver, clean, healthy
tissue In every organ. MORAL: Take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. DIR. j. w. Bell.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08
Singing at Pine Grove.

There will be an all-day singing o.
Pine Grove school house the third Sunday
in August. An address in the afternoon
by Prof. r. w. Grubbs on the "Inhuence
of Music" Everyone is cordially invited
to come and bring well filled baskets.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08

A woman worries until she gets wrin-
kles, then worries because she has them.
If she takes HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea she would have neither. Bright,
smiling face follows it's use. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. DIR. j. w. Bell.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08

Eat one of Rings Dyspepsia Tablets
after each meal and You win not suffer
with indigestion. Sold by DIR. j. W..
Bell, Walhalla, and w. j. Lunney,
Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08

Rev.E.P Easterling has been appointed
financial agent for the Connie-M M axwell
Orphanage at Greenwood.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08
q a. - T q RIA.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
S's,s'''' ss &<MAgIzx

Suits aggregating $4,000 were filed
against the Southern Railway Company
in the office of the Clerk of Court in
Greenville, all of which suits grew out of
tho alleged failure of train No. 40 to stop
at Norris on the evening of October 2lst,
1908.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15


The Ocean View Hotel Is known y.
h ana wide ~ ssituatl Ion on hesa peal; q
4 Bay, Only bout min mil from Nor
FOLK, ii idea, s1t Is / o. ten efcrred stoE
4 as the Atlantic City u the South
rhe resort Itself offers l,irne ro,,s Ct 4 v
Strao tons, the bat hing beng 81 prorr14a.-SS
Y r,ent feature An excellent ban 4 and ,s
orchestra Il 8 I've ii concerts 4 every fter-S
IL noon 81 ana gSt the orche stnl furnishes
music at night IN tns dan pay,,ill-s
ION I'm
n M. Charlie 8 III. Consolvo Is the man W
ii yer , i ana his long experience fits him
"a ca ter In q rst ass sty le g every !,
4 NJ ~ ~ tho pa irons of the hotel.
g5s8 There Is always something doing In
/ the way Of entertainment ~ Ocean!
View. Il The Casino & * uated & at 4 tho
View, ~ one Of the most complet e sum
"a erS th , tres III the United States.
/ /. 9 saco,nd oted by the els Amusement.
Company, u1I,., and Ii ,ind era the personal
adirectio ion 81 Adanng e. % ito Wells The tn
Tee Dee visitors are given the enter
5 ance ITO Ill use n ents free Of cost
~ courtesy 81 the Wells amusement Il On
Company. M
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on s1 the Eastern srl.
shore Of Vlrg tnia ana the \ otel !, y
On one Of the most conf and shone 5
! ike to be found ere. le n,
SURF bathing, lnune hes sal and row Z
boats In plenty Finest sort q fishing
inland and sea- shad lawn pleasant lea g Y
walks and drives, Free excursions sto
Cedar Island In fact eyeryth thing that hat
COAST supp rest and recrea ton are
{ 70 be had at this So endid resort along Y;
withsmany natural adyan taSes not IS
be offered BY more tentio11s places.
This hotel was IN the Tee Dec co ll;
test last year, and spoken Of IN the
very highest terms oy N on guests
8Wachapreague8 is under he mana 8! &C.
m1lent. ct Mr.. II, g, 1iears, Wa .l. cha
preague, Va. 4 y
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\ Perhaps there cannot be- found s 4 n
more Ideal place for rest and quiet en- q !;
4 joGy,ment than Greenwood. situatsd 4 as y
IT lsS among he wooded ills and fer
tile Svalleysfln that iappy ION whiet, \
lies above the heat of the owiandsE
and below the fogs Of the iiis hln L. q,
There, III "a few places more lessed be-
Ing ! 400 teet above sea leyel. Green 4.
wood suffer tile from hot days and
IAN Mig mt thing IN w:
skno wn. The n grounds Of the u Green .s5
w,'ood House cover many acre dotted d.
over With fin old trees beneatl, the he
1ade sof which one soon forge t t the the
heat and " dust o. the
si Under the direct mana cement sof ME- Il,
III, ward Williams. those Who are lo ok,
Ing for rest I'D etness. s
turmoil 5of Al busy III will find what
.stl, xys 10 Ire, and return efreshed ianew,
1 read for the battle ofI life
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
\ Fire Insuranc'e'E' \! All

RIchEnoNdI Nt71y
II in ii spntch, Richmond, I'VE,
pho Virginia state Insurance
n.h Ara aRa
s IA trips s,ph protec tha
81 eaeh tos
by nre while tra'n'
INV hotel during the trip ~ Il
11,he INIT u yaueS 10 10 $500 for each party
a regular policy the
1 sesS n ,,ra ,eryg truly RoRT IEcKY,
sSs* Ylce- Pres, and Eseay.s9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

5s3 8aEs@ #BUCKROEa BEACH, $5ss
Chesapeake
Roads No the coast e more Ideally
hotel
isSthe
will personally comfort of
guests, AZ with
pavilion, perfect
conynient e site Ct Hxposon Eshing boata
finest the coast "a delightful surf temperature and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

THE NEcKLEMBU CHASE cITY,yVy A.s..sE 81.
bnoaa
that Of which
the =. -, 49,.
IS Hotel
modern and
level
under the direction g the
this one OF the
engaged to the amusement
#SHSNta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
T ['ltI:I; II Ir5T /, ON u IIOIEL.

Tho beauti fnl3 mo llntaln town Of
coylngton is located In \ the .center;SS Of
q group 1 81 the most Zebra ted II ~ Viz
ginin Health and Pl easpre \ r esort ~
onathe chesnp eake and Ohio RI llroad 4
Az is ins easy reach % the Virginia
Hot Springs. I The ealing 4 the Warm Y lIl
the Greenbrier White, the Old Sweet Nv
tho Rockbridge Alum: Sweet c y III
.beesalte, Natural Bridg III boro, and
Gosher Il * Guests are ,at the same time
il touch with Richmond & W 4, i
Baltimore, clncinnati and Louisville
/ The Internont Hotel IS situated on
an emlnence overlooking the town Y y o Of
Coylngton. ylting. eran das are as
cooled $bys the plenteous shade trees /
ana breezes, d nd the whole plac POS -t
ses n,i s an air of restfuln ess. ! he hotel
under the management Of N tss Mllyss
II, da IL, { Is known to ma ny resort
seekers, and the "a elsoa OF 1905 u VIII
enhance Its $popularl tyy,as.i. I ne scenery,
Gina e, n drives and wa ks to pc ma Is
81 gu eats are \ entirely en- oyapblle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
TIE KENILW.O Ri Hill nm.

THE KENILWORTIISIN INN. S5agffSS
pak
The
TIE
Excellence have
lives .S
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MT, ELLIOTT SPRINGS HoTEL,

NJ = l111LIOII hFKINGG9 HOTEL3N7
Augusta COUNTY,
made
uphn9 Elliott
s n,nef ae ~ ysnt within Rtann
i5 % "a
Amusensna bali
room and me bowling alley buildings
and giving senNng lbpd
puubns lighted 1g
A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
sObedier1t. But Indignant.

4 II IN orah,' said the literary woman, y
wish you would go down to the library
and bring me Flavius Josephus. " S3
,,8 Tho new girl left the Ir DOM to execute
the commission y. N {a
Presently q errif flo noise was heard on
the stairway, and Norah pushed che door
open with her foot a moment later, drag
cling In blythe collar q large and reluctant.
Newfoundland dog. ' =, \
Here he! is, Mrs. Dinnis she SAID g. 4
but we oughtn't to- have slnt ne I'M.
It's a mani - The, haste thried %
bite me an ha to flght , fut
~ the way Chicago Tribune.
and Wish to Inter my SUI sun your
skull "a; u 4.
y VINO was Insulting alim2 Who had
DARED to- play practical joke on him
Then the truth slowly dawned He had
etyed some queer letters from Il lltera>te
.palents, but this was the strangeet Of a; aal.5
with 8 fellow-mase he translat ed Il cor
rectly Ike this III, B 4!
b s.Sir@As you are q man OF kI,oWl.e d Sc,
II wish to enter my son In yonr scto .-7S
Answers. M ID
Her System.
Patient to Pretty N urse you be
my wife when Il recover a VII
Pref ty Nurse 8 Certainly. = 3;
S Patient hen you love me
Pretty Nurse :" oh n no! that s merely
part Of the treatment ] must keep
my patients cheerful; promised this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Not To Be Taken Literally.

The sthoolmaster opened tho sdirtyTlook-
4nS siiyeiaIss, and smoothsd out The
crunpled si,kat nj paper HIS brows con-.
traced az he read tina first WORD VINO
had dared N insult aim thus--i.e. VII
laxs scnoolnaasteca This rs what he read:
Cur, asa, you are man Of no legH
.s-.--s mermaid there' This dopsy air
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
Gives one midsummer fanoies and dreams q
n, for fair! 3. Y Il t.i5
EEnglist \. As SIG Is Wrote.''

English sp.s.As she Ii vVrote.'' Ss3
VI sone delicious 4 mis- takes are made "
3sti,,e 81 TIE French. CanRd!an people IN
3o,r New England 4 cotton mill towns In
their attempts to master Eng
Last summer a grain dealer In Somers.
worth, N. III, " received d written order
from one of his French on STONE RS, whion
read az follows: Ct il's !, ri :. ss
Il 81 nPlaasa send n III 4, 5s MS
4 SSls'.E bag hole corn & A,
" 3.t1 INK felt. u Is, 3siit Is 55
st"5 pounds acid = y s 5f3s III
VI The clerk who has had many years e 81
5perierce With these people, said a. once l1s
3Hsend hit,, ID bag OF whole corn, q pas q q
mixed feed and Ave poupdst Y OF grass ,'l.a
seed 81, as the French people put W ~ u
hay seed /, III q, 81
And lie wa s ight. NJ. ~,
At another time an orderiwa1ass /. rece,Ysa
5fof. d bag Of corn 'oorn brok ana n az
still Sanothera an order Tor a "a 9 ~.
not brokes,,- Boston Herald.
s5s5 The Sweet Girl Graduate
u $jF Standing with reluctant feet
4, Jvhero the brook and river meet--y
Gee but aln't she Just too I, sW e s'lss
How ca II such q daisy be II ,i h Z.
Such a sturdy OAK as sne II
Thinks she is she can't, but say,
IA Don'tslet's give the thing q away way;
s S Let her And / t out herself. VI
So we are old and on the shelf. W.
563f i nd have learned enoug to know
II Il That tho roses ough to grow
81 Now for#her for all too soon SSs
She viii learn t hat q fter June
Al Comes Decem Der, AM z7;Sah well M
1T We say more we shal1 tel. H
Amt she 81 u u 10y 81 s's 8 own s3
H. Fluffy as "a M itet swami down:
u Bits Of color here and there,
& AT her belt or In her hair ;S#3
4 Il In her cheeks and In her eyes M 5i
5s1 Pink Of peaches. Il blue OF skies.
Hear her reading from the stand
Amt her essay simply grand \
Standing with reluctant feet
Where the brook and river meet,
There's no sweetness quite 50 great
AS tie sweet girl gradua 70.
there ~ iss I{
Now, really VI b 4: III
N s5gg ~ New York World. a9
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NOT NATURAL

Such excuses. believe me, are easy TO-
md. once knew young uple3 whose
marriage had not turned out as happily
az. HE should have done. S3 The wife said
to the husband one evening 8
Before " were married dear you
we're always giving me presents. Why
do you never give me any 4 now e
" S,s, MY love- the husband replied. did
s you ever hear OF a fisherman giving bal I
( to a. fish he had eau ght q Exc ange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
'PINETBEACl:,H,I::I ,ii 4 ,O j!

PIne Ss2
Bay and Fortress
Lawn adion
Norfolk Va an,a+a
resort hotel compete
every an oaasla
bath Unexcelled cuisine anu
plans Sea foods q speelalty
water Fine
tennis bowling thousand feet 81
ROVER, sManager.Bss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

Nv story about absent min dedne !t
M f,sihK told "a west Philnd elphiad man
ana ava N not college prod either.
Ebi,t at niert flnancier Of large affairs.
u Svhu sis I'd a bsorbed III his Business that
gsifnilar stories have been told Ole q \ nm ~
n beftre! d n, % S5 81 q, Il \.
SIIils infirnity, indeed Is 20 vel tI W.
n fstnnd street Building every scr Of snf o.
r,,afd liz taken, md heB Ia lfficult per.
sof see, except a
Sfhis occa i on ,fS however, he was not ~
BhiaI nffice. IA but at home. u al one n the
8ith+A1.yI n waiting with some tn pidatloln
NM course OF ev ents ups to irs where e.
ufnat thinEs were happen lg. sesp y 4.
siiixS HnSic TIA how eve his mind wa der &C!
gf,sItl hc fell Ito eoulatinE as 70 no w ne
Elo,i, enlarge his go Us "
the appronching atn PHI ca tloll y
Sh1s domestic %establl shme IN t. ~. "a u
i,ls.rnst then & there was d knock at the IN
i; AN, ONE iii, said the financler =
S,v,l fe III pred nurse stuck her bend around q
fhe Sadvc t,f the door. q boy sir,s
INA sss Ia n j 1,he financicr raised himself
ss,Iri rdiv & sk him to state the ma tdre OF
MI busin he isplie Al hllade lpnla
Record. D IA M l3igf &
AZ Catch. s3J5
NJ .,,,,. ~ susan 81. An hony once at
ended q wed ding ia Rochester, and "a e
IA Treception she said to- the idegrootp, n
II Vol, want n this maria sc to abe g
M INV one, you must Il be as kind * and nd
tender always as YOU are no no, ". Never
relax for a moment attltuue o. 10y
1ilr sollcitude. 8 ever reax U though II
YOU flnd hundred excuses for doing So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
The Modern Qualifications.

M Future Mother-in-L awMy ds.ushper
sings, plays tho piano. paints. under
stands botany. zoology. English, German,
Italian--in fact. is accomplished In avery
way And your q <, 4.
Prospective son-in- I4aw--lyell, IN mn,
emergency suppose could cook q IT.
tile and mend the socks, II hnndcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
.Dinkey's Eppy Grams.

S 81 Dor motto OF der Beef Trust5ro der
pure all dings vas pure!
Truth vas mighty, but II AMID mighty
h enough to be popular. i
Il \ r lcil PEOPLE haf troubles yich poor peo-
3 lea can nefsr eaciloy IS
S9 Tenptati lon always wears rubber shoes
galnd speaks NIT a yispkr, N XII
\ u IT doand took two to make a QUARREL
,nit der man dot Is his own worst enemy.
s A5nd 1t strange dot We nafer hear of q
slsenpecked husband flying 6er cnop2
IA mean man cheneraily has a mean
time init his money. Il gtz
b Sorletimes 1t vas more trouble 70 avoid
staop bio den IT vas let der Trouble yak
ggp ind get s,o.li, .s tf
II vas a strange ding, but ven der World
fRifa a man DIR frosty face he stops cut
ting tea
M II at first you doanh suoceed, etery
s,dter failure IN der World VII begin to
tolk aboud YOU, IN a3 Hi
8 ItSat first you do succeed der failures
WI talk abould you anyway.
i55 d. DINKI5ISPIEL.3
per Gerrtas Hobart,
'Efr,orS1dght 1906. by American Journal FIX.
a iif amillsr) ~ n
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More T han Likely

4 John Kendrick Bangs the humorist
I was discussing In a New y ork club q case
yof plag larism. 8s ~ S53
Ri The man admitted that plag iarism
y was suspected OF him. said Mr.. Bangs,
y smiling He almost admitted II was
PROVED, He3 reminded me OF q y mixers
y boy 7 used to know. % ti n w .3}S Il $
This boy said to his chun one morn
;S{ing s8a,; Il 81. sS8
s3S8ts.,t1 hid under The parlor sofa last night
Ito hear what young So leigh would , say
\ to my sister. Fl Z a &. ri "a,
h ell what did he say?' the other
Il boy. asked IL s$$ i5S 4. gSS
He only talked religion and politics,
Il and he Kicked me about thirty times on
ythe head. 333 a45@9s a. f$s {5 .5
i CIV knew you were there, ] guess"
I said s the second boy if 6i ss II
;s s5 I'm afraid he suspected it's'''--Mtn-
II ncapolis Tribune. III n 4 3st
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Simple Rules for Hot Weather
Mitigation,

The muck raker had Just made an of
fetal call, and would not DO denied.
Well said the corne,pd citizen ~
Will own to heing a self-nade man and
millionaire but by links, I'm not
from Plttsburg." t 81
Ihereupon the raker Informed him that
there would be nothing doing In tho muck
line-P Philadelphia Ledger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

.kA5iWllQSulHl1lfI7.:EJa y'S kLIedIIl. IL
10 Mermaid free, from this deep. cool sea
Won't you stay ashore and change with
mo {9ss n ri " ts ss
4 Oh, como TO the heat Of the breathless
If street, .s n " N 5 q. 81
" And let mo dive to your dim retreat
n Though here, my dear, NJ fear, my dear,
81 You'd find out ways amazing queer,
with our landmarks clnched In corsets,
II ia pinched # is5 55S hi! &! S45 g8{ l8$
n It'll even an eel had WINGED and ifllnched;s
4 And our landmen strangled In collars
" ssssii tangled ISL 81 ~
10 cut their neoka where the things arc
nngled --s III n II 5s{5 M
3sa.All damned In flats like burrowing rats.
And the open air left TO birds and bats.
So. Mermaid. please. let lis find tho seas.
3 Where you never sweltor and never
IA freeze, n 4. y tSi5 Fl 8
I Where this mad July may frizhe BY MA
Il AS In glanoous ooolth we laziy lie. s55IS
And tell the crabs they should ride In
sSS cabs, 55g
And call tho elegant flounder Slabs" 1 $
And hear the tales Of the travelled
asssss 953H whales, s$
b And learn TO what port tho nautilus Sails
And hourly swell the ocean knell 8.
For good sailors ned-"lInrk!--Di
BSt dong. bell. g
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| A bse MI inded Fina1eier.

~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

QunmurR

Oct oante aongePars
8efgg / Berlin. gfter Bee
linblaoet nareu85eitung" meooeier
.Ogbl." AT 10. os.: aongen Og 8ron=
ningen at 9anmart anfommer I'll
Berlin Den 19. Roo. for at dffe89e
et o~fieielt 9eIss OeO Oct beroGrenos
6of. geo Mootd3elIen pda 8dne=
gaaroen pil ct &Ompagni al 2.
@ar0eregiment afgipe 2@respdgt. 5ra
Slottet til 8ranoenburger Sbor oil
trooper at gerlins @arniiOu oanns
Spdlier. uoenfor 8ransnbur9er
Sbor 1il Stolebprn, 5oreninser 0. Il.
oanne Spalier. 9eo 8ranOenbur9er
Sbor pil Maieft9terne bliOe buot
0elfommen at 8erlins Soerborgs
meter. Gn gfteoron of 9aroet1
ruOIsr9H egimentet ii. eItortere Wtls
ieIt9terne fra 9anegduroen til Slpt=
let, Door ct 8~ompagni at 8aroe9rez
narerregimentet n4leranoer" dfgiper
9gresoa9t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

lave Pnser, naa DestilsinS indsende.
snarest, ON man snsker .osis If der.
Bsgerne dlsences p~oTtofrit.
Bsgerne bestiiles efter Nnnmer.
26S. DoneboHet oe bets YlaDf
Danmarfs St1ssfcrfatnins. ~
anna 6ubc. pa Gioer | OmHGa.
1ebfat fra $1.20 hi 5Os.
270. timber grommA % gari ten
anoen. af Gerf. ill ,5ra autbsrs
2ip". SpissneIi@ aF Gomilin.
ShOnbers=gotta 248 Gtber !
fmuft 9ino meb @ulotrpt. No4ai
fra $3.50 til $1DO.
273. aises 8bes Siftori,, iomlet .fter
trptte os utrpttt ailoer. Nf On
bers peierien. 2ertr / galsbs.
440 Giber | SmHos- Neofat frt
g4. 3, apignonffe poDers Jorbolr
til 9>anmart 4f g. ). Wolteien
246 Gibsr I Smnas. Hsbfat fra
$1.28 til 65 c.
I275. epsslirRt I Snsmsrte. ubnraf
Of q. s. g. Grunotpiss, Ssr.s
airteguaros pg Rasmas Hieli.n,
Gtrifter. ubgipne af Jotob'
242 Sioer / Omnug. NebIut frt
$1.00 til 40 {.
277. Gn pile9rimsfarb | btt beliis
9ano. Qf 6. 5tnrif Sdurliaa
p~roieslor | 5beOlOsi. Meb
3ort oOer SeruTaIem og 81 af
bilbninger. 412 fore Giber | Or
flag. Nebfat fra $2.70 til $1.5C
278. De be[Iia. gieree. gn Diqt
cptus at 2drl GerOt Deb @. S6e
pelern. 76 Giber | meget fmul
fomponeret Binb meb @ulotrpt o
Submit. Tsbfdi fra Doc. til 65I
279. NorbsnffisIDs Ref. omirin
MFen os europa. popul9rt frem
ltiIet uf u. 9opsaarb efter ban
Il Ddsbsger. 356 Siber | OmfIai
Nebfot fra 1920 til $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

rier, ION bIeo besaaet i 6aabors for
Hogle Oa9e fioen. FAINT en- Mengee
5boerier paa Siaaano. 9an er for
II Duge iioen bleoen lsslaot ira
5ugtbuIet efter at bape afonet en-
.Struf for 5poeri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-27

5ubertuIoens geban0=
ling pda 5reoeritsber9.
Oct F~reoritsbergIte 59aesuopalJ,
ser er neOfat at &ommunalbeit1reI
fen o9 5dttigfommisiionen, inoItiaer
MI i'll aommnalbeitprelIe at mar
mi0lertiOig fnOretter Maifinbuiet oeo
Gpioemibofpitdlet til en- Subertus
loielfOeling paa IS Sen9e. Der -
%fore0rigt tiOligere beoilget 21,000 Str.
til Wldifin5uiets Om0annelie til en-
oeafoeling. Naar ma fo%reiIddr en-
iauoan mi0lerti0ig Oroning, er Nars
fagen Den, at mar fprmeoelit Qeiez
mddl me0 en- 0doetoloni life u0en
fore Dire Oil0e funne oisponere opsr
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