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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-15

souri, arguing before Justice Gidcrs we
ON the rule to compel Ii, II. Rogers of In"
Standard OF co. to answer questions in
the Missouri state inquiry into certain oil
companies operating there, was applaud
cd and ch.ered by the crowd in the court
room as n. concluded an arraignmcnt Of
Mr.. Rogers for the position II" has tlk"a
in tho inquiry \ decision in the mat
ter was deferred until Monday.
Mr. Hadley referred I" Mr.. Rogers
complaint that the proceedings in the oil
inquiry were sensational ana taken for
the purpose 81 advertising the attorney
general.
'Ir tEcre have been any sensational re-
ports Of these proceedings said Attor-
ney General IIadIcy. they have been dli"
20 tho witness RogtrS-tO his !lppincy.
to his frivolity. and attempt he has
made to show contempt for tn" highest
court of Missouri. II" complains OF a
fashlight picture having been taken. ami
vet it is Il significant fact that the only
man in the room not astonished was MI
Rogers"
lie said Mr. Rogers had acted in way
10 inflamc the prejudice and passions 81
the common people and added:
81 am not to blame if he saw iii to So"
the wind and reared the whirlwind OF
disaster"
At the conclusion Of the arguments IN
the case. during which Mr.. Rogers at
torneys reiterated that the relevancy OF
the questions asked their client was 4
matter pending before the supreme c"ur;
If the state of Missouri and should not
he dealt with here until II decision was
rendered by that court. Justice Glider
sleeve adjourned the matter until Mon
day. at which time it is expected proofs
will be submitted as 10 the status OF the
oil inquiry in Missouri. Of which the re-
cent New York hearings are part.
Attorney General IIadley continued IN"
taking of testimony before Commissioners
c,nborn ana at the end Of the day an al
tournament was ordered until Jan. 20. when
AR Hadley and the attorneys Will return
to New York
Tho testimony taken relates to suits
brought by the state Of Missouri to ouS'
tho standard Oil Co of Indiana. the wa
ters-Pierce Oil Co. and the Republic On
20 on the ground that they are com
hip,ti1n in restraint Of trade.
rho questions Mr. Rogers refused to an
su,.r are those relating to the stock con-
,ro, of the companies in the proceed
ings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-15
A SAD CASE.
Dexter Insane Mother Tries
to Kill Children.
One Found in Snow Drift
About to Put Other in Stove.
The Woman, Mrs. Laforest White, Com
miiIed to Insane Hospital.

Dexter, Me-. Jan. (Specian Tho
municipal officers were obliged 10 con-
slider a pitifal case saturday when Mrs.
La1orresI White was committed to the
Maine Insane hospital At Augusta hay
Ing been adiudged insane by a physi-
elan Ind by the town authorities. Mrs.
White. who is i'll Il delicate condition.
has been suffering from insanity Tor
the past week and had it not Leeu for
PROMPT interfere nCc one or both 81 her
small children might have been scri-
ously inquired on killed. one Of the lit
tie tolS Was discovered in . snow bank
where its In.thtr had placed il and it
was by Il lucky chance that she was
discovered when about To place another
Of The little ones i'll the stove at her
home. Mi. " hite, her husband. is 4
hard won king man, bcins; an employee
al the Morrison mills and he mas the
true sympathy of everyone in this
matter. Mrs. Whit" is no.. in the in
sane hospital where it is expected that
Sh. viii recover fr@;N her present sad
continued ON Page TWoD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-15
ROAR OF GUNS
GreetS M5hammed e.
Torres at AIgeCiras.
Great Struggle Over Morocco
Is About TO Begin.
The American and British BIgejackets
FTdtsraiziag in Great Style.

Algeciras, Jan. li-Amid the roar OF tho
guns OF the Spanish warships. Mohammcd
FL Torres. the Moroccan minister Of for
tisn affairs. who viii represent Morocco
i'll the conference. landed here this after
noon. 1t was g picturesque scene sug-
sestive of the struggle about to begin
among the powers over Morocco. The en-
tire population, made up mainly of
throngs of MCors ana Spaniards, packed
the Moroccan statesman and his suite
from the Spanish cruiser Plat, which an
rived unexpectedly. The PARTY consisted
Of 81 persons all richly CARRIED in flowing
white robes and wearing white ana red
turbanS.
The Spanish state coaches which were
brought from Seville received Mohammcd
FL Torres and his suite and took them t.
Il villa alongside those set apart for the
British and French delegations
Gibraltar was another center of &C.
ITCHY today owing to the presence OF
many fleets. The American blueiackets
We're conspicuous about the streets, where
they fraterniZed with the British sailors
Many Of the American sailors attended
the dress Parade Of the British garrison
at the citadel.
Rear Admiral Sigabee and the captains
Of the American squadron were the recip-
tents Of many courtssics among them a
dinner given by Admiral Sir Edwar.
Chichester. the commandment Of all the
naval establishments 1T Gibraltar.
Tho American ana British officers will
be the guests tomorrow at 4 dinner to
lie given by Rich2fd l.. Spragtic, thu
American consul at Gibraltar, at which
Henry White, the American ambassador
at Rene, who will represent the United
States il the conference, will be present
if he should arrive in time. 1t IL expect
ed that this dinner will G,vc occasion for
an exchange Of amenities and that it
will have IN additional significance com
ing on the exc of the conference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-15
THANKED BY THE POPE.
Eishop C'Conneli Reports on His Re-
cent Visit to Japan.

Rome Jan. 1.-THE Right Rev. Will
liam II. O'Connell, bishop OF Portland.
Me. the special envoy Of the Pope TO
the Emperor of Japan. who arrived
.hcre yesterday. was received in private
audience By His Holiness today. The
audience lasted for an hour, during
which the bishop made a verbal report
Of the results Of his mission. The
Pope expressed his great satisfaction
and said that if all American ENJOYS
did their wort; as well they would be-
come the first diplomats of the world.
The bishop speaks confidently of the
future progress of Catholicism in
Japan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-15
BLOOD, PASSION, VIOLENCE FOR sos
Emperor and Empress Hold New
Years ReCeption===Personally
Thanks Ambassador Never.

st. Petersburg. Jan. 1.-THE sanguin-
'"Thc Bear at an early hour this morn
ing il. which the Student Davidoff was
shrot and killed by Count SheromCtieff
and The count WAS badly battered by
friends Of the dead man. has cast
shadow over the New Year festivities.
The ustrm Of making New Year calls
obtains III Russia to larger extent
than i'll any other country in the world
ANA AT every reception today the If
fair at THE Bear was q subject for
CONVEX sItion, il being universally ac-
ccitud by sGrerstitious Russians as an
ausury mat blood, passion and vio
fence viii reign in the empire in 1906.
The Emperor and Empress held a
New Years reception in the palace at
Tsarsk"c-S-lo today. to which the
mcmb4Ia OF the diplomatic corps tray
clcd in = special train from ST. Peters
Larg. The r"coution WAS formal af-
fair t. which only the court Junction.
aries. diplomats; ;lui Il few mobiles were
invited.
The Emperor Looked well ana spoke
Pleasantly to III his visitors. especially
Singing out Air. Meyer, the American
ambassador ana Herr \"m S,.hnrn. the
German anil,assa,!or. This being the
lir't time His Mai rsty had met Mr..
Meyer since his return from the Unit
ed States he took occasion to renew
his expressions of gratitude for the
part played hy President Roosevelt and
The nit'd States in bringing about
peace with japan.
Confirmation has been obtained Of tn"
report that cN-F'inanc" Minister koknV-
soft has been partially successful IN III
mission to Paris.
A credit Of $-oooo"o has been obtan"d
from the French bankers with III" as
surance Of IN increased amount should
il prove necessary To maintain the sta
bility Of the rnuhlc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-15
A DELICATE OPERATION.
Henry Hudson OF Guiford Has Tumor
Removed from Neck.

Gui!fo"l. Nc. Jan. 14.-(SpeciaD.--
Henry HUDSON Of this town, a leading
member OF III 2iscataqus county
bar was operated upon i'll one of the
Boston hospitals Wednesday of last
week for tun2or in the neck. Reports
rtccivod from the hospital Saturday
v.":c % the erect ,hat lie was resting
rs comfortably as could reasonably be
expected.
Tie operation was very difficult
one % perform owing to he fact that
thr growth was III close connection
With the iugular vein The operation
however. was considered successful
MI. Hu,,ron's son. James II. Hudson.
Esq. q this town was with him during
.he week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-15
IN NEW ENGLAND,
vessels Well Warned and Keen in
Port-Anxiety for Fishermen.

Boston. Jan. IA coast storm from
me south which was of only moderate
energy except on outlayin- points like
sock Island. Nantucket and Cape
Coz reached New Eysland yesterday
ana hung off Nantucket nearly all day
To-Day. The storm left thin coating Of
SHOW along the coast, the heaviest be-
'ng on Care Cod and Nantucket Island
Where ah"ut six inches fell.
Inc storm was wen heralded and
mere WIS very little movement on the
part OF shipping either yesterday or to-
Continued on Page Two.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-15
FIRE NEAR CHINA.
Woodbury. Grant, Living on Parmenter
Hill, Loses His Home.

China Village, Ne. Jan. 14.-(Spec-
iaD.-Thc farm buildings owned by
Woodbury. Grant ana situated or
Parmenter hill, about three miles from
this place. on the Branch Mills road
were destroyed by fire at about
O'Clock sunday night. It is thought
that the fire originated from a defcc-
live chimney. The furniture was saw
ed but a part Of the live stock was
lost. Ii is understood that there was
Il small insurance on the buildings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-15

This country ranks first in the pa
per-mak:ng industry. Germany is
second and Great Britain comes third.
The production in America is two or
three times greater than in Great
Britain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-15

oTIT. THE Use OF WHISkEY =
For every .ay us. S,nfnrd f haaithfnl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-12

almost entir1,y doyotel to the consid
a-a'io, o. the conferences report on
he sfi providing for The final set
tlsuent % nc affairs of the rive
CIVILIZED Tribes of indians and in
connection eith that report there was
a sharp controversy over certain
amendments Inserted ~ The senate
The debate was characterized BY n
number y spirited passages between
ST. Tilmss on the one side and Mr.
Teller and Mr. Clsnp on 'he other
The South Carolina senator contend.
I'd that thr Indian had been defrald-
cd while his opponents urged iha'
II ,hey had been the proposed legi.-
la'ion did not dep-iy, them of their
rights under the lau 80 conclusion
vas reached
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Hobart, o. T. April IN W.
Cooper. a representative Of the North.
western Life Insurance company. 8
under arrest here, charged with ob.
talning money from the people OF
Mountain View under false pretensef
Cooper struck Moutain View last Oc.
tober. just ai'er the tornado there.
and Is said 70 have agreed with III,
citizens OF the town that II ne could
write $4,000 In life insurance there.
his company would build a new g..
600 school house. 20 replace the one
destroyed by tho tornado. Cooper
got the business. but tho town didn't
get the school house The insurance
company Claims that Il did not au-
thorizc any such agreement.
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Mlll be NAMED p,lanar.

Washington. April To-day Pres
dent Rcos Welt Secretary Bonapartc
iui senator Alice O; Delaware had
talk about the naming of tho pro
posed great bo,'loship
o. vas practically agreed that un-
less congress holld require spccihcal.
Is that tho vessel shorld be called
the Constitution % would be- named
the Delaware.
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ProposI,Ien No, Accepted.

New York. Apr i2.-M tho joint
conference. today anthracite operators
slid: We regret YOU have not ac-
cep,cd our propositions W. DO not
feel We can modify them"
Ncw York. April l2.-Prcsidcnt
rIuesdalc Of Iackawanna road said
that later negotiations between the
operators and miner. had practically
been settled
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ARE FOUND GUILTY
Green ard osyno,. Government
Agents Convicted az Savannah.

Savannah. Ca. April i2-Green
and Gaynor charged vith conspiracy
20 defraud the government and en-.
bezzlement in connection sith the big
government engineering works ~
this vicinity were found guilty BY q
Jury this afternoon on all three In
dletments They will De sentenced
tomorrow. Th"sc parties were intlct.
cd iu 1909
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-12
az DIRECT VOTE
-evse Committee Rssorts Bill fsr
Elections o. v. S. Senators.

Washington. Ap-I I--The f,s0Il.
rou providing f1s ths election ~ T..
s Senators %. tho direct v0,. of the
people ha. been i1yoraD.y acted upon
ly tho house commlttc.
The resolution. ahici was ia,r1tuc
81 by Congressman Nor.is " Ne
1rasfa makes 'hs term Of the
member, of the house iour years iu.
stead Of tIo. Both propositions ar
20 be a-cor. DiisheJ by amendments
70 the constitution
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State Ticket Nominated.

Indianapolis. April l2-The Repub.
lican state convention today nomln
atcd d state ticket headed by Fred
sims OF Frankfort Tor secretary o.
STAKE. Resolutions we're unanimously
adopted. Congressman lands wa
made permanent chairman.
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To make room for our new line ~
Auegies We oIer for a Few days re.
inecd prices on those In stock.
BIVENs. CORHN q FRENSLEY.
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Just received al This onl.a. one
thousand coupon books. g.. 80 ans
500
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s. so aui sso coupon booss a,
this office
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Are Your feet ready for
Easter
Your Outfit will not be
complete until you give
attention 20 your Shoes.
Shoes make or mar any
Mans or Woman's appear
ance.
The New styles are ready
for your choosing, aud Eas-
ter is always the time 10
appear in Spring Shoes.
Mems Sh' es in choicest
feathers, Lace, Button or
BlucheIs in high or low cut.
The best Mems Shoes
that are made; $500, 81 90,
to 50 90 or So 90.
Women's Shoes, in Lace
or Button, Pump Soles, high
or medium heels-narrow
or moderate toes, excellence
and beauty com bined;S2 90,
81 80. 10 $500 or 81 90.
This way for Easter Shoes
HAMILTON X CO.
The Corner Shoe Store
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Reper On deficiency Bill.

Washington. Apr. l2--The senate
las agreed 90 the conference report
~ tho urgency deficiency bill.
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40. sec2
Report Of the Condition ef the
ATdmore National Bank,

At ARDNORE, IND. TER. At TIE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS. APR s.taus.
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SENATE PASSES
CURTIS BILL
BiLL FOR WINDING UP AFFAIRS
OF FIVE TRIBES NAMED.
Il IS Considered a Department Meas
ure IN consress-Tiliran ard
cispp Have Spirited Debate
Concerning Proyisons.

Washington. u C.. Apr ~ tsp
cial) The senate his morning pass.
"a the bill ~inding up the Affairs Of
the FTye CIVILIZED Tribes by q vote
81 81 10 e This lnsurc the pas
saze of the bin through ,ho hous.
this afternoon or tomorrow
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g.. SO and $50 coupon books al
this oficc
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so s7s
Report Of the Condition Of the
City National Bank,

a. tEDMORE. ND. TER At THE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS. APR. :. irs
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RESOURCES

Loans and discounts ... S3is43 =
Overlra,t-. secured and unsecured i4.f05 y
Z. :. Bonds 10 secure cirCulatiUu. 500 %
Bonds. securities. etC. io!4g o
lures 2.5oo %
Due from National Bank. not Re
serve Agents. - is.us ~
Doe from approved reserve agents gite4 =
Check- and other cash items 4 So -
notes % other National banks - Loo %
ana cent - rs 90
LAwFui Mozrf RrsEHyr iS BkSE
ylls
specie Ntss5 o.
Lsrai tender notes .. 1900 v 1854 O.
Redemption fund uith O.. :. Treas
u-er 3 per cent % cirJula;ionl Ilc uo
Due from t. =. Treasurer. othcrthsu
s per cent redemption fund - go o.
Total Si4 soi sq
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MARKET REPORTS
ny v r. Gpillot a Co, members %
Nss ORLEANS Cotton rIchGngc)
corroa MARKET

COTTON hAHStV
A~dmorp. April l2.-Tha folloW.u (
tre quotations 'or today,
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LIABILITIES

uf riCkens, So
LA Biven-, president % the above named
bank. Io ~Olemuly swear that the above
stateueuf u true u ihe best % ny knovi-
rirp and belief J. A. BfvESs. President
rubscribed and sNorn % before ne, tbls
uth day % Apr. 10.
.srstI O. ~ NoLvFRIoS. E0tayy Public.
Cgrrccf-Atfsaft ". Z. roTTrAF.
Wa. q. ". NHHNon
y. LACY
uarectgr.
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washington. d. g, April IN
The senate. the conference report on
ne blll providing Tor the settlement
n the affairs Of tho Five CIVILIZED
Tribes vas accepted without any flr.
mer debate. The hous" substitute
for the senate bill rat.fylns agrc"-
mont with tue Brule Indians ~ South
Dakota sas accepted
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

er / 6osrt 5alo bteotn ioagsre og
lpaeere meo Qarene, % oerdf 0ras
ger oi UNDER iarligt 9enipn til
BET fioite OOerpreiioentififte Den
Slutning, at l1ooitlingen benimoo
6eore Og iunOere SititanOe berefter
oil foregad / ct .burtigere 5empo.
9puo 9e1anolingen at Optants
Ipergsmadlet angdar, 0eler Ri nars
melt u5rantfurter 3eitung"s ans
Ituelier. 9ette 9lao, bois 9erlinerz
forreiponOent plejer at Oere iers
osles pei un6errettet, f~trioer ! en-
Qrtitef ON Sptantipprgsmaalet:
pei fan, fau plot oi Oeo, Oentes,
at Der oil bliOe afiluttet en- Over
enstomIt ON Optanternes 9e6un0s
fling. 80 - ia-ai
0ertil er Sen nub9ren0e Sn0ens
rigsminiiter mere tilbsjelig emo flcs
re al bans 6~or9anaere.
prafsis et iniOlertio alereo,.
ION ogiaa 0anIterne oeogddr, Biz
pen miloere.
0ette bar alereoe 5ilfef0et uns
Ser Wilmopiti og blioer Oct britt
fan0ipnligt ogiaa UNDER osnnss
Gfterfol9er, .. 9epit5, Ser fra 1.
Suli iiOOer ION Oosrpraiioent /
.Slesoig.
Den Sla9s Sing guar langiomt
Dos os, naar ftere Qfoelinger al
9tegeringen er me0interesiereos,
langiommere, emo uoenforItadenot
inoier.
Oct galoer ogiaa / oenne 6enItz
enoe ON at o~pretbo(0e set 6eGige
5tin At 5oroaltningens u%afbruott
Sdmmenban3 melem fer % M.
Utdn mdd lite 6doe gjort li5
Itnloig / 9ilofarelier. lite 6aoe be-
gaaet foare pOlitiite Sell.
Oct maa altio 6eO0e: aurien BIZ
per Ben gamle. ielo ON Sen liot sfs
ter liot enorer fig 9run0igt."
o6rantfurter 3eitun9" itreo Oette
0agen fpr sen t%ioligere me00elte
oTicioie l~lotalelie TRENTON / oapts
nii6e 3eitung". Oct fortjener at
frem6aoes. @i I9nes. at Set foo.
toife 9lao / @irfelig6eoen bar rant
Ssmmet paa 6obe0et."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

gooer for at oare tr9ngt mo til
Iooenoe 3pinoer ! beruiet 5ilitano.
nan par nu lat UNDER Siltdle for
5pOeri, psngeafpresning, 5origg
pad 9olotegt % 8e1eri. Oct bar
oplpit, at De 6orbrpoelier, 6OOram
Ger par 3ale, oeriblanot bolOelige
Opsrfalo paa 2 aoinoer, bar be-
gaae0e af BAN i beruiet 5ilitano.
NrreItanten, Der bdooe BAIT 9jernez
bet9noelie iom Barn og paret ell
.Sinte / Stolen, gjoroe ifplge 0ie
itritsl9gens llOtalelisr Snotrpt at
at p9re ct itifteligt, men noget inos
Itr9ntet Sn0iOio, Der er fulotoms
men tilregnelig, mar ban er 9oru,
men u~tilregnelig og life gdnite ufdrs
fla, ndar ban er fulo. Sunobeosz
folegiet 6aboe / 3ililutning bertil
uotdlt, al Oct mddtte dntd9es, IL
ban pauOirtes paa en- uieoounli9
Muaoe at altObel, Og at ban unoer
llofsrelien at oe 6anolinger, 6oors
for ban BAR t%iltalt, baoOe befunott
Zig / en- a6norm 3ilitano og lite
BAIT fart 9eoioit6eo ON, bpao ban
IforetOs iig. suno4eostOaegiet aniaa
BAN oerfor for farlis for Sen OHents
lige Sitterbeo.
5 !6en6olo BERTH blep arreitdna
ten peo Ooerretten ligeiom oe0 lin.
oerretttn iom u~tilregnelig frifunoen
.for Straf, meoens BET iumtloig pee
begge DONNIE %faitiattes. at 9brias
.6eosn Fal traHe pusienOe Sitter
9e0sforanitaltninger imoo BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

Statsaaners farliae @Ogn,
iom ituloe fere Oen til 5lens6or5,
too foran Miotsroprsn en- SpIus
trans paa Il iOrt 5lsjlspuOe.
aranien beitaar at en- @gegren
oq en- 9pgegren. Ggens 9laoouIte
% 4gern og gsgens Blade er uos
fsrte med Itor QaturtroItab og
aunIt. De TO @rene bofoes fam
men at ct 5plobaano, pad 6oilttt
ser itaar: rs. Sesiens Minoe
9Grefrpgt og 5atnemmeligbe0 fra
DANTE genner".
Den opermadoe Imutte aruns pil
flioe opbeoaret og oirfe Iom IN
oaglig Minoslie pad Get Ste0, boor
Sen ufop0e feroeOes melt Og neo=
lagoe Sen itprlte Del at fit oiOs
Irbeioe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

Den enoreOe &urs. s
Den npe aigsOugstanoioats, s.. g.
bans en- Nsrremgaes Orqan
D9jemOal" finoes / 0ummeret for
Gsr0ag Den Is. Suli felgenoe 10
t~alelie, en- llotaleIie, Der er ct 10
trpt for oen Stemning, ser rgret
fig 6lanot oe leoenOe Wt9no 6lanol
De oanite Norolesoigere, og piit
not tiIli9e en- goo 5ortlaring al
Den tpite &egerings nuoerenoe
6Oloning:
p5or9oloene er, iom aae par
ter nu inorpmmer, / Sc ienere g(ar
liot efter liot ble0ne beore.
0ette er ltet unoer Snooirtning
ira Berlin ogIaa fra oct prejiiIte
Observation-Disclosures SIDE, men
nnoer megen Mooitreben fra Den
lotdle administrations SIDE.
MooiGtningen finoes lite, ION
saleIer 3eitung" Ipnes at antage.
iad meget me[em 8igsfansleren og
Observation-Disclosures iom mellem
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Def er oenne Mooietning, ser
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og oen sr enonu life bepst.
Waen Mo0itunoen fra Stespis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17


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