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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-31

This newspaper n on sale AZ Broad street and Twenty
fourth and Chestnut street railroad stations fh''. -
phia, and at the Broadway Theatre news s'ahu' w
York.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-31
pruaaIsts WiII Fesl Law.

The druggists will perhaps feel the new
law 10 even a greater extent than the gro
GERS. Medicines that for years have been
standard articles must fall in line vita
the new order. Things are seldom what
they seem" is a Gilbertian wiseism that
viii in the future have no place in the
pharmaceutical sayings Medicines Tor
years advertised as consumption cures
must hereafter be known as remedies. %
Regulators must be called something
else. "Compounds" must tell OF what they
are compounded and be called by a name
that expresses the thing. Snuffs so named
must either be the pure article or be given
another name. In the latter cas- the ex-
act amount Of cocaine, etc. used must be
plainly printed on the outside. Every tine.
t1re must be labeled with uie exact
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-31

ALL THE NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-31

NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.
ANY erroneous reflection upon the character; htcb
or reputation Of any person. firm or corpois' recsd
may appear in these columns viii be EiauS
upon request
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-31

"onB mint can make money without sdVsrs''"''
Gladstone.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-31

T. q A. -TrLEPHoNEs--Oelmarvi' ''''
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-31
FOODS TO BE PURE
AFTER TOMORROW
CONTINUED From First Fase3

OF pounds to the can. Raisins win be
sold as packages instead OF weight
Catsup instead of being sold In one
half pints pints and quarts, must. be-
cause of the fact that many bottles are
often not full, be called medium large
and small sizes.
Olive oil can be sold only as such
when Il contains no cottonseed OIL
This viii be important. as the salad
oils commonly used are said to contain
much cottonseed oil. The labels must
tell Vanilla extract must be real and
not made from the Tonka bean. and
other extracts must be made from the
pure fruit syrups. Soaps must sell as
cakes. not by pounds. Lard must be
''pure Leaf or a compound" Sugar
win be yellow and white" The
yellow is the pure goods, hut the white
is made so chemically Tea must be
the genuine article, and II "sweepings
are sold they must be labeled. Genu-
inc scrapple must be billed as scrap
pie" sweet pickles." Of which mill
lions are sold. must be sweetened with
real sugar instead Of "Saccharine.
Corn sugar. grape sugar and glucose
must also be properly labeled.
While the articles already named
represent nine-tenths Of the house
wife's grocery list. they are but q
small percentage Of the goods affected
f. L. Smyser. head of one of the large
store properties says concerning thu
law:
"Of course the new law is a goot
one. and means that consumers will b'
guaranteed by the law that goods pur-
chased are absolutely true. However, i
will require some time TO educate bot
dealers and buyers as to the changes
! 1t win have the effect OF making every
body careful. and IN most large store
chemists will be employed TO max
absolutely certain that the goods Of
sale actually comply with the require
lments. The stock in every store mus
be gone over and relabeled, and thi
means a considerable amount of labo
and expense one OF the very i'm
portant features that arrives with tn
new law Is the prohibition Of the us
OF the word blended. II is forbidde
unless the blended goods are reall
blending Of materials Of equal quail
ity. If. for instance a Mocha an
Java blend of coffee is offered 70
sale. there must be an equal Of eac
brand and It must ready be Mocha an
Java"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-31

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
BY man, postage prepaid $500 year or ~ week
month. payable in advance. BY carrier SIX GEMS
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-31
Men Still out.

The strikers at the Baidt steel plant
have not returned to work as expected,
and the conditions are the same. The
clippers will not so to work under the
present foreman, who refuses to resign.
But little work has been done since
the men left.
Dieourses Were Interesting.
The following discourses were given
i'm the First Baptist Church by the Rev.
Carswen yesterday morning, subject:
''The Fmlness of the Holy Spirits
Power" Evening subject: Christ
the Believing Sinners Advocate"
The services were well attended. The
celebration Of the Lords supper Will
be held next Sunday.
Southern shad Plentiful.
several more asherzsn from this cit,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-31
Tl1eEvening Journal
FOUNDED 1883.
and

TIL Uf1IL MI y ULAN~-NH'
FOUNDED 1882.
CONSOLIDATED NOVEMBER 25th' 1903
A Republican Newspaper published daily every ai''''
noon except sundays by
THE EVENING JOURNAL coMPANf.
Fourth and shirley Streets Wilmington, Delaware
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-31


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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-31

On account Of his age John King
has resigned his position as sexton Of
the NJ. E. Church, which he has held
for many years. Bennett f. Lancaster
has charge of the place for the pres
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25
APPEAL TO GARFIELD FOR HELP
Oil Producers of Kansas AIIege Con.
spracy by Big Rival.

Chicago, Jan. pa dispatch to the
Tribune from Chanute, Kan. says that
the Independent Oil refners of an
sas have mailed to James r. Garfield
commissioners Of corporations of the
Department of Commerce and Labor,
an appeal for justice against the al
legged conspiracy between the Stand
ard Oil company and the railroads
to take the Kansas oil out of the
market.
The refiners who signed the appeal
are Clifford Thorne, A. f. Robertson,
F. S. Bennett, c. w. Webster, J. NJ
Cameron, H. Kaesman, D. o. McGee
and c. e. Martin. These men own
eight refineries now in operation be-
sides two in course of erection at
AtchisOn and Kansas City, Kan They
have invested more than $4,000, 900
in refineries, tank cars, storage tanks,
wagons and barrels. They claim that
by reason Of conspiracy between the
Standard Oil company and the rail
road system of the southwest, particu-
larly those railroads operating in Kan
sas, Missouri, Nebraska, Arkansas,
Iowa and the territories of Oklahoma
and Indian Territory, they are limited
to the state of Kansas for a market
for their refined oil; that to all points
outside of Kansas the freight rates on
all products of crude petroleum are
unreasonably high and have been
maintained at such unreasonably high
rates for the express purpose and for
no other purpose than to confine bust
ness of the independent refiners to the
state of Kansas.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25
Oregon Likes 1t

What this measure is and what it
is expected to do for Ohio may best
be told by describing the form and
the practical effects of the Oregon
amendment. 1t is not proposed that
all the laws passed by the legislature
shall be referred to the people. II
Is proposed merely that the people
shall have the power, TO be exercised
at their discretion, of bringing TO ref
erendum vote any particular act Of
their representatives. This power Is
guaranteed by the Oregon constitution
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25
A NOTRE DAME LADY

] win send free. with full Instructions, some
OF this simple preparation for the cure OF Leu
corbrOea. liberation DsplacementS Falling
of the Womb. Scanty or Painful Periods.
Tumors or Growths. Hot Flashes. Desire TO
Cry, Creeping feeling up the Spine, Pain in the
Back. ana all Female Troubles to all sending
address. To mothers Of suffering daughters
will explain successful Home Treatment II
you decide to continue it will only cost about 2
cents week to guarantee cure. Tell other
sufferers of it. that Is all j ask. II you are in
terested write now and tell your suffering
friends of it, Address Mrs. M. Summers Boy
168 Notre Dame. Inc
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25

| have four sections of goC farm
ing land for sale at 81 an acre in
Lipscomp County, Texas. Part of this
land lays within a few miles of the
Oklahoma line where nearly every
100 acres has settler ON it. The
Enid, Fairview. Woodward e Colorado
Route is chartered to come within a
few miles Of this land and the grading
is being done now $40 sections In
his county sold since August l. Ex-
cursionists first and third Monday of
each month. For terms and further
Information address Henry c. Berge,
'nerican Bank Bldg. Kansas City,
Mo.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25
PERSONAL

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wounds, rheumatism. felons. sprains
burns frost bites: soc boxes; 35c.
NER-VO-INE-Those suffering from
Weaknesses that VIII sap pleasures OF life
should take Ner-vo-1ne. One box will
work wonders Has more rejuvenatine
and vitalizing power than any medicine
in the world: Sent by mail, large box
If YOU CAN'T SLEEP take Trilb,
Sleeping powders, absolutely harmless
easy to take, no bad results. Four sleeps
TRILBY had no corns or bunions. She
solute cure. 10c by. mail;
1t has cured.
RIGGS GUARANTEED PILE CURE
the remedy that cured Mr.. Hemroid: Soc
salve or suppository. Stops itching''-no
If You ARE TOO FAT take DR.. Pas
tours obesity treatment. Costs 81 ner
month. Reduces you three to five pounds
LADIES-Dr. La Rue's Balloon Sprar
Syringe is the worlds best. Cut to 5
One box of vaginal antiseptic tablets free
LADIES-Are you aware that in France
women use monthly regulator more thar
the women of all other nations combined
DR. La Rues French regulator is used
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Pound cans. soc.
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Pr4re 81 90 the box.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25
LEGISLATURE CONSIDERING CON.
STiTUTiONAL AMENDMENT.
Plain Statement of Its Effect From an
Eminent Citizen-Great Success of
the Referendum System in State of
Oregon.

The Ohio legislature has now before
1t proposed amendment to the con-
stitution for the optional referendum
and the direct initiative. The advo-
Gates OF this reform claim that the
necessary three-fifths of the members
OF both houses are pledged to vote
for 1t and in that event it will GER
tainly be adopted by the people of
the state. The discussion by the
voters OF Ohio of the advantage of
he referendum system has been quite
one-sided, for but few newspapers
nave declared directly against it,
though those controlled by the Hanna
and Foraker rings are damning it
with faint praise, or urging that many
obstacles are in the path of its full.
fllment.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25
ODE Nebraska Independent

in this way. 1t is provided that no
act of the legislature, except emerg-
ency measures, shall go into effect
until ninety days after the adjourn
ment of the legislature. If, during
these ninety days, petitions are signed
by five per cent of the citizens of the
state, demanding popular vote upon
any act or acts of the legislature and
if these petitions are filed with the
secretary of state, the legal effect of
the petition is to hold such act or acts.
in allegiance until the next regular
election, when they have to be sub
mitted to vote of the people.
An Effective Guard
IF any measure so referred to the
people receives the support of the ma
jority it thereby becomes law; il it
fails of majority it is thereby re-
pealed.
Under the foregoing provision
most, if not all, laws passed by the
legislature will go into effect after
the expiration of ninety days from
their enactment without a popular
vote. Referendums will be infrequent.
The chief aim Of the referendum con-
sists not in the frequency of its use,
but in the fact that it may at any time
be invoked Experience shows this
to be true"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25
NOSE CANCER CURED

MIR. A. Garfield OF Tecumseh, Neb
suffered with severe cancer of the nose.
He mas been entirely cured by Dr. T.
O'Connor and will answer any IN
Quiries from other sufferers. Write
him and at the same time send full
description OF the cancer to DR.. +.
O'Connor, Lincoln. Neb. He can cure
yor. His charges are reasonable and
terms OF payment easy.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25

Cheap lands south and southwest, for
homes or investment: list free. 10.
A. PARKER. Louisville, Ky.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25
System Explained

The Independent newspapers of
Ohio have given the subject great pub
licity and the Cleveland Press, with
over $4,000 circulation has just pub
lished an article in large type by
Colonel Jeptha Garrard under the cap
ton: -"The Initiative and Referen-
tum-What it Would Mean to Ohio"
which will be OF interest to the voters
OF other states. 1t is as follows
Initiative is the right to propose
any measure to be enacted by the gen
eral assembly; and if the same is not
enacted by the general assembly, to
have same submitted to vote of the
electors of the state to be enacted or
rejected at the polls
Referendum is the right to require
that any law which the general as
sembly may have enacted shall be
submitted to vote of the electors of
the state before becoming a law.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-01-25
Enough Pledges Secured

These rights, initiative and refer
endum. to be secured by petitions
signed by the electors-the number of
electors required to be definite per
cent OF the votes cast at the proceed
ing state election. The amendment
which is to be urged upon the Ohio
legislature follows closely the Oregon
amendment, which was adopted in
1902 by vote of 62,024 to 1868. In
Ohio the advocates of this measure
have been doing quiet but effective
work and claim that they have al.
ready received from the newly elect
I'd representative more than enough
pledges to give them three-fifths
majority in each house.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-19
aOusens Seips paa 6pen.

I'm 9anes 4ubning.
Den nDe 00enIe-Rgrre grobD-
.5aaborg gans dabnsOes Den =
.9tt. meo itor 6sjtiOeligbeo.
5 0ugens 4nleOning par da'
StatiOnerne paa oen npe Ban:
.ieitligt impffeoe.
aort ef.er at Jeiitoget mef
aon9sn % Dronninsen omboto
9do0s forlaot 5rusns ggge, BE-
gDnote oct at regne, Og Regnen
'botot life Op. fsr 9oSet ndaeo:
5aabors.
Yeo a1e observation-disclosures 1dDs
De Der inofunoet iig en- tor Ment
neitem9ngoe, oeriblanOt Sosnenes
@'jitligbeO Og Sogneruaosnes Mteo-
lemmer.
Majsitoterne 6ilftes bele 9ejer
meo fraftige 6urraraub idapel pei
4ntomiten fom Deo N%freIien.
81. ago anfom 5oget til 5aa'
borg, bpor Der Lungs g%dneiporei
Og pua ganegaarospla0fen Dat
Torfamlet en- itor Msnneffemangoe.
Der uobrso / begejitreoe !6urra-
raab, od 5oget rulleoe inc til Sta
tionen.
Gftsr at aongen og Oronningen
bapos bilft pad Here at De filiteo.-
rarenoe. besao De fig til Den uosn=
for oentenoe 4sfponoige gfDipagt
for at foretage en- 8sretur eennem
8Den.
81. 81 famleoes 6e inobuote
|@9ftsr Rdsmusfens 6otels Set.
|fal.
81. 61a trauote 8onsen os Drons
.ningen inb / Salen. meoens Mtus
|iiten fpineoe, Os ale rejfs fig.
Otter en- Gong for 8onsen %
Oronningen talte Jormooen fox
ben npe 8dnes DIRECTION, Sugfbs
rer 6. anuSFer, Ooenfs. for Mdie=
ifnterne.
6dns Wdieftot Rongen tos ffrais
|oerefter Drbet og rette6e en- BIER
|txIig 9df til Rigsongen. & fpnifs
Mmtsraab oe Romminer font
Tuobors 1pruo6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-19

unoerftstteler | oioens
ffabefigt gjemeo. Der be-
RIGGS pad 5inansloosn for Ost
fommenNe 2(dr 1000 9r. til cane.
iur. !. Dahl til llogipslis al en-
tritif og tummenteret uogape al
anoers San0ee Critics uoodlg.e
Strifter at retsoioenitabelig Re
tur, l. Del al en- 3alrig 9eoiaiu3
rda 1000 Str. aarlig; 500 &r. Ii,
Sogneprait u. 0opdrop til 5rems
me at asipriits Stuoier % til 10
gipelie al IN asiDriit Orobog, l..
Del at en- 3aarig 9eoi1ing paa 500
ar. aarlig; 1000 ar. til Or. phil.
Giels 9ielien til fortidtte llnoers
IsgeIIer O0er ipeeielle andlpitiife
IE6eori, /. Del al en- 3adrig Be
oiaing pad 1000 8r. adrlig; SO
ar. til Carer Seoerin peterien ii
5uloferelie al Ell Bart ON Dam
marts glaOfoumpe". /. De al en-
2aarig 9eoiains pad 800 ar. lar
fig; 500 Sir. til 5%orfatter anuo
Rasmusien til gearbejoelie Og llo.
oipelie at en- canning srsnIanoIfe
Sagn og sumls. religisfe ODsries
reringer. /. Del at en- 2uuris geoils
ling pad 800 Str. oanlig; 1000 a..
til 5uititsietretor 9brune til llos
sioelie of ct Sfrift ON oct tgl. aas
PEI ira 5reoerit Den 5rsoie til Gre
6erif zen SDDenoes 5io, /. Del At
en- 2aarig geoiaing paa 1000 Str.
alrlia; 1900 Str. til Or. phil. ID.
M%ortenien til fOrtiatte Stuoier OOer
e9inOiOu (SspinofOin).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-19

Dprt Wd 81 er Iigefrem be
bet ct 5eltraab | gritso paa Jna,
~itriper SONS 9enitreblao", og
.@run0en BERTH er Oct Gtsempel,
Tom Wurermeiter Gbr. 2arien bar
eipet. 6an bar nemfig tilidoet en-
3oft paa to Sfnppsr 2an6 msb
.W1dis og bsfter M en- fad tolosfal
.4fgreoe, at oct p9tfer alminoelig
8orbabielis.
Wdjsft9ngerne er ale Iets qlsn
heie, tDtte fom en- 6danoleo oa
meo en- @ennemfnitspagt pao ire
quno. og aserne er rent tosieoe Il.
ter Dem, ia fefD !5eitene ian lios
cem.
6r. 2arfen mener at BABE Sober
NOT | Mdjfsn fra life Wlsuit til
Nopember til I'm Befatning,
Ger beitadr al fire aser, TO &pier
og en- 6eit, % ban tror, at Maiien
sr poa en- Sang oct bebiie os biais.
fe SOBER.
Som fagt: ane De 9riteo 2ano.
|mano bill til Sammer iaa Majs
len Murf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-19

~HingsfuIOe 2opforila5, at hpilts
ieg Der oil neone 6orfIdg til soot:
ON tommunale 9alg, ON 5oloaf7
gifter m. f., ON Rinitrsnes I'm
IparligbeO, ON Reform at Rets=
pleiea, ON 2Gnoring at 9runolos
psns s 80. ON 5oriitrins moo Ar=
f~eioslps6eo. ON 6%i9lpetasier, ON
uooioelie at ulpttesforittringen I'll
ganoarteioere N. H., 5orilag til
qope ON 5iiteriet % ON llooioelle
at port Sernbdnenet. - 0io Oct oa
paa Oisie og anore pistige Omraas
Der mdd lnttes Dem at tomme til
fulo 5oritaaelie % Gnigbeo.
Oct er mig en- 9l90e al tunne
faitilad, at port 5or6OlO til frems
meoe Nagter er penifabeligt og go0t,
O. oct er nit 6aab, at Set o9idd /
5rentioen mda blioe Iadle0es,
ligeiom jsg er foroisiet ON, at Rigs
oagen alto pil meoOirte til, at
2anoets % 5oltets Selpitanot9bso
ian beoares.
5or poerIigere at itprte oct 9o0e
9enifu6sforbolo uouOtil er bet
min Ngt efterbaanoen at afl9gge
geipg bos forifeaige 2anoes Sous
perGner, og jeg er O~perbeOiit ON,
at Rigs0dgen Defer Be 5slelier. 10
ira boilte ieg anida oct for noturs
ligt. at ieg fuIgte nit !5iertes
5rang os 100 nit fsrite 9eipg gel
De Sperrig o9 bets aonse.
gnopioere MAJ jeg enOnu me0
8la0e og 5ilfreosbeo minoes
Sommeren8 lefterige Sammenz
tomit me0em aongen, Rigsoagen
Qltinget og uotale. at Oct tr
min Qgt at foreta9e Stri0t til At
imeoetomme Ssl9aoernes gniter
ON Reformer / 9oogiDnineen ON
SSslan0s forfatningsm9siige Siiiz
ling / Riget.
,Soet jeg od bermeO ertl9rer
R~igsoasens oroentlige Canning for
og opFororer 5ingene iii
at tonititutiere Iis pud ~ieooanlis
Mados UNDER Moersformanoenes
uotaler ieg til Slutnin5
2nifet ON, at 9uos 9eliignelie mol
6oile ooer oeres Qrbsi0e, og 5or.
iitringsn ON, at De ATTIC 6os aons
gen pil Tnoe adbent Ore for alt.
aoao Der tiener til 9aDn for 5oliet
% 59~oreldnoet.
8ermeo SUB befaletl"
Sua mart aonsen baOOe ilu.=
tet Opl9sningen al 5rontalen.
uobragts Jolfstingets 5ormano. !6r.
q. 5bomisn, ct al 9 traftige 6urs
rasr beTOarst ,asoe aongsnll"
6oOreTtsr 6s. Mtdj. meo Jsloe ira
forloo Salen Ful9t al iamtlias
Miniftre % Rigsoagens 5ormanN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-19

DEN rreitere0e Obers
stsagfprer Weoel, Iom,
meoens ban bar pda fri 500, oiOite
at unoora9e Jig misfornsie0e aliens
ters Staoninger, bar / 4rreIten
mootdget en- balp Snes 5iliigelitr
ON at 9ioe WlsOe Oeo aebenbupns
SDtbing. 5 oct beie taget Ter Oct
no iii, al Ms0oelelien ON bans
Anboloelie oil iremtal0s en- M9ng.
Sc 4ntlager. Wange bar nemlig
1i0til bolot fig tilboge at foriteaige
@runoe. life minOit al 5rp9t for
6apn ira WeOeIs Si0e. Gu sr Os
at tomme frem meo Oeres
8eio9ringer.
@ioere meoOelss / r0gbl." al
Oft.
Operretsidgfsrer Neoel BIZ n9ps
pc 6enne Sang unogaa Dom. us
SIrit, Der bar Sd9en til
gebdn0ling, msner at bape ! De ales
reoe inofomne Qnmeloelier ct til
itrGtteli9t @runOlag til Domfais
6eIie; o9 Oct er 10 in9enMn0e uoes
al Der fan tonme mere enos
MI. 4ntlagerne MOB Weosl faloer
| to Dele, oels iigtes ban for Be-
.0rdgerier, bL. a. meo 6enibn iii
9arer. iom ban negter
At betale, oels for ooloelig QofGro.
Oct ii0itn9onie Orejer ia baaOe ON
Oberfabo pdd en- 9lore DAME, 5tu
bos boem 80. bar boet, pg
ON 5ornarmeIier moo politiet.
s Oct iioite 5orbsr er We0sl Be-
gbnot at inoremme entelts al Sig
telfer, oerimelem oen, Der dngdasr
Bob; og Iaale6es lam Sagerne /
Gisblfffet Itadr, er Der life uoiigt
III. at ban / 6aft bill 6libe leslaOt
= tro6s tilbuot aaution. 5srIt
ndur bele llnoerfegslien er Iluttst,
bil qsiesfor Dirt tage bette
Spsrgsmadl unoer Ooerpejelfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-19

Misfions9uet r9et6us
i Soom Os0 l6olitebro, ION
er opfert / CONNER. inooieoes for=
leOen. Soften begpnote meo SUBS
tjeneite / Soon &irte, boOr prOpii
puluoan, Ssno6jers paa 5bpbOlm
- Der tioligere bar D9ret preit
Soon = pr9Oiteoe ON geipisnins
gen at De 1000 Weno. Sognepra.
ten, paitOr 9duien, Soon, ilut.
teoe.
Seners Iamleoes man | Mis.
i~ionsbufet. Ser talte probit palus
oun ON 6uiets Napn.
Derefter tdlte paitor Billion, SOL
itebro, oosr Salme 81, 8. Beers.
6uist liggsr Oso 5olitebrO.
R~ingtsbing aanbeOej / 0arbeOen al
@aaroen .@ammelmart". Oct er
in06elt / en- iterre og en- minors
Gal Iamt en- itor geboeffeslejligs
beo. iOm ffal uOlejes.
Zen inopenoise l1oTmptning Al
Den tore Saf er uofsrt at Maler=
meter Wooien fra lllfbors. Opsr
5aleritolen er malet ct gilleoe Al
Sefus iom ben eooe 6br0e msS
gdmmet pua fine arme og mel
5sfft af DaDi6s Gal. %, l fam.
.Gfdjas 40, II. pdd Den mobfatt.
gabl | Salen FER man Ell aors o.
StriftIproget: nDeriom 6u fnno'
fro, fful6e ou fe @ubs 6~erligbeo.'
pua Den enc Si& fer man &. 3.
Il. R.s Wrrfe og paa ben amber
SiN &. 5. u. M.s Werfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-19

Enife'. Of fuhorr Zee
iOn. iomi sieHmsi IL
Der uuber 8rn'fenifab.
Hal lrre Of fenee bette
a%GaemiOoel. "a ON ks
mensr be. alborliaf Hifo
9eres 5oriss pda at
usrptbs bette Gnoe.
oil lea. ON &c iiIifri.
Der mig. meeosle Dem,
bppri bette eraeniioi
bel beiiaor. Detts
filbup tr eiort I Gp.
riefiehsb. 5es bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-19

en nh 9sjftote oil I 81.
.StdnOerbors gmts QOis" / Din
Ter bIeO bpsgst / 9ejbp / Narbsosn
at Ris STOP Deo 4arbus.
6ano. tbeoI. 4rne Ms1er bliper
iStolens 5orftanoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-19
Bri|Ier u~n0dvendige.
Syaet kan styrkes OF dc fIeste Por-
mer ~ 0lensygdomme helbrsles
udsn Operation eIler Medlcln.

At Synet kan styrkes. saa Mt Briller kan und-
wires de neste TIlfalde beyises udenfor al
ryivl we'd vidnesbyrd fra Hundreder. der onent-
deerlIge lille 1indsetning der hedder "Aetina".
sAcflna" helbreder ogsaa daarlige Dine. op-
boyuede Gteulaag. Iriffs etc. kurerer ogRsa