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the previous night, Malay, tempted
by hope of reward. boarded the vessel
when lying at anchor off the large is
land away to the south and told the
captain a wondrous tale of devil
haunted place inhabited by two white
spirits, a male and q female. whittier
a local pirate named Taung sab had
gone by chance with his men and suf.
fered great loss. But Taung sab was
bewitched by the female spirit and had
returned there with great force,
swearing to capture her or perish The
spirits, the Malay said, had dwslt upon
the island for many years. His father
and grandfather knew the place and
feared IT, Taung S'Ali would never be
seen again.
This queer yarn was the first indica.
ton they received of the whereabouts
of any persons who might possibly he
shipwreck ed Europeans. though not
survivors from the Srdar. Anyhow.
the tiny dot lay in the vessels north
ward track so course was set to ar
rive or the island soon after dawn.
Events on shore, as seen by the Off
Ger on watch told their own tale.
Wherever Dyaks are fighting there is
mischief on foot. so the Orient took a
hand in the proceedings.
But Sir Arthur Deane, after an ago
nized scrutiny Of the weird looking
persons escorted by the sailors to the
waters edge. sadly acknowledged that
neither of these could be the daughter
whom he sought. He bowed his head
in humble resignation, and he thought
he was the victim Of q cruel hallucina-
ton when Iris tremulous accents
reached his ears:
Father, father! Don't you know
me-"
He stood up. amazed and trembling.
Eyes. father, dear, 1t is I, your own
little girl given back to you"
They had some difficulty to keep him
In the boat, and the man pulling stroke
SMASHED stout oar with the next
wrench.
And so they met at last, and the sail
Drs left them alone to crowd round
Anstrutber and ply him with hun
dred questions. Although he fell in with
their humor and gradually pieced to-
ycther the stirring story which was
supplemented each instant by the ar
Nval of disconsolate Dyaks and the
comments of the men who returned
rom cave and beach, his soul was filed
with the sight Of Iris and her father
end the happy. inconsequent demands
with which each sought to ascertain
and relieve the extent of the others
anxiety.
Then Iris called to him:
Robert, want you
The use of his Christian name Great
ed something akin to a sensation. Sir
Arthur Deane was startled, even in his
immeasurable delight at finding his
child uninjured. the picture Of rude
health and happiness.
Arstruther advanced
This is my father" she cried. shrill
with joy. And, father darling, this
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Are There Too Many Churche.,

America has too many churches
Towns which might be we'll admins.
tered spiritually by one clergyman or
two have six, eight or ten. No one Of
the six or more congregations can pay
for good preacher. Few Of them can
pay all the cost of any preacher, how
ever poor. Nor can any one of them
pay for all the time Of their spiritual
leader. So only very young men are to
be had. and the demands upon their
time cover so wide n territory that
preaching must be almost their exclN-
sivc occupation and pastoral duties be
almost entirely disrcgarded. One Of
the clergylnen observes terscly and
justly, mo business could flourish by
that method. and few churches cam
Washington Times
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-15
Women aticians,

II has been said that women are not
mathematicians. That assertion is dis.
proved by the fact that three women
are engaged In the work Of max
ing computations for the nautical al.
manac bureau. under the direct con.
troll Of the navy department, These
women are Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Da.
Wis, who is responsible for many Of the
important tables giving the destinations
OF tho sun. etc. by which mariners steer
their courses, and Miss Janet >McWil.
liams and Mrs. II. F. H. Hedrick, who
have done much important work for
the almanac
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Counting the stars.

You were out camping. You had
been living some weeks in the open.
That day you had a long, hard pull
over the mountains, You were almost
tagged out when you made camp But
after the nre was built. the coffee pre-
pared and the supper eaten there came
over you q sense of contentment that
no man ever experiences unless he Is
living out in the woods. This peace
did not come from your companions,
though there never were finer men to
trough 1t" with than those who were
your associates Mt that time. But
somehow you did not care to talk that
night SO you made up your bed Of
green boughs and covered them with
the soft leaves. Then you spread your
blankets and lay down. You did not
lie down to sleep. You lay down to
rest and commune with God. Before
you the sun, which had long since set,
was throwing its light up over tho
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-15

soul"
"There is an error about my rank"
he said. Il did once hold commission
In the Indian army, but | was court
martialed and cashiered in Hongkong
six months ago ! was unjustly con-
yicted on grave charge, and ! hope
some day to clear myself. Meanwhile
| am mere civilian. 1t was only
Miss Deane's generous sympathy
which led her to mention my former
rank, Mr. Paydon.'
Had another of the Orient's twelve
pounder shells suddenly burst in the
midst of the group of officers it would
have created less dismay than this I'M
expected avowal. Court martialed
Cashiored, None but service man
can grasp the awful significance OF
, those words to the commissioned ranks
of the army and navy,
Anstruther well knew what he was
doing Somehow he found nothing hard
in the performance of these penances
now. OF course the ugly truth must
be revealed the moment Lord NentnoI
heard his name. 1t was not fair to the
good fellows crowding around him and
Offering every attention that the frank
hospitality of the British sailor could
suggest to permit them to adopt the
tone OF friendly equality which rigid
discipline if nothing else would not al
low them to maintain.
The first lieutenant by reason Of his
rank was compelled to say something.
THAT is n devilish bad Job, Mr.. An
struthcr," he blurted out.
We'll. you know had to tell YOU"
He smiled unaffectedly at the won
dering circle. He too, was an officer
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or blue. or orange or sapphire, or Grim
son. Some stars give forth q steady
light; others are variable. Cit and
Mira and Algol and Agnus are chang
ing their volume Of light necessarily.
Some are stars Of the first magnitude,
others OF the second, the third, the
fourth. the fifth, the sixth, the seventh,
the eighth. or even the ninth magni-
tude. Argelander the great astronomer,
catalogued the stars in reference to the
different sizes. as jeweler might clas-
sify his gems by the color, the size and
the purity of the precious stones, all Of
which implies that in heaven, when We
shine as the stars forever and ever, we
shall all keep our own Municipalities
and have our distinctive characteris-
tics Of light. Yes. heaven is TO be
place OF infinite variety Of immortal
life, but though you and |, when we
reach heaven. will be different in many
ways. there y one way which we shall
all be similar when we shine as the
stars forever and ever. We shall all
shine with supernatural light.
How do I know this? Why, also by
the symbol Of the stars. Let me ex-
plain. Now 4 star Is not planet like
the earth. 1t Is q self luminous body,
like the sun. 1t is a great furnace in
the heavens, which goes on. year after
year and century after century and
millennium after millennium, giving
forth its heat and light. as our own
sun for millions of years has been heat
ing and lighting our planet. Now
comes the practical question. What
fuel feeds those seemingly inexhausti-
BILE furnaces? 1t is absurd to suppose
that here and there a stray meteor
drawn into those awful masses Of heat
could keep up the supply and combus-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01
utabmisionen.

Oct CT MI oft nogen 5io, iioen D.
40 pripat 9ej erfareoe, at pait.
!0aralb Senien par falbet til Ulis
.iionspr9it / lltab; men ri bar benz
tet paa officiel Meboelelie oerom,
fer pi piloe ofentliggere oct. "a
iaaoan Meooelelie enonu lite er
mootagst, bill ri optaee neoenftdde
enbe oHentlise Wtooelelie efter naris
itslig 0aeblao."
Get 9laoer %, at ben Gag er
ialbet iaaIeOes no. pait. 8. Senien
piI iittert piie fig at pare en- ope,
Zig og belititfet Mano for oenne
Bolt. 9esuoen er oct %fprmooentlia
6eloieit at flere 0runoe. at Oct Bill
Der en- pr9it oerbjemme fra. Der
obertager oenne Misiion. nDanifes
rem" bpoer Daft. SEMEN meo ga
Mile hiertelig psltominen tilbose til
4merita.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

ARE tate oct op os NED at Sdarneis
Sioer, : Sloen ilutteoes, o9 Den
ipenfte airte par reooet, og bore
lut6crife 9reore blep glade og ri
me0 Dem.
Qaa Den anoen SIDE at gpen
ajalot Oct ON at faa Sloen itanos
let, Idoleoes at ben life biloe gad
ober Dan Hes 4pe., bette lptteoes
lioeIeoes, % Spenoin9en og 5rGtz
feoen o~perponot ps, og Ri git til
airten for at bpile ps liot. Sm
6reoaqen oen 20 os. br9note oct |
aparteret neo imob Rort5 Bead;
men oct peitlige aparter, SngleIioe
% en- li1e Smuls at Misfion Ct. bar
reboet. % 2sroag Mor9en oen 81.
4pril funoe General Suniton, aoms
manoant / 9ben, protldmere .No
i8onger".
100000 Menneifer bar ga ogida
jhiemlpIe, sen fer ioo itolte Son
5rencisco laa / @uiner, beoe og
iaareoe / Sufinotal = / Sanobeo
en- ltlntfe par aaaet ope Staoen,
men pi, faa mango iom fenoer liot
of 6errens Sanier ON 5rso og life
I'm lllbffe, ifuer frem meo 6cab
imoo 6oab o. peo, at por Jremtio
ct / hans 6aano. @i bill oerfor BEL
Ter life unoldoe at meo6ele eoer,
tpre greore % Seftre no ober Il.
g. o., at Ri nj tr9nger til eoers
Stette, mere emo t%ilforn, oa Dor
1oeepne = letforitaaelig = | ma
mteriel 6eniesnoe er lammet for Mads
neoer. 9ao aarliebeoen raahs -
en- 10 Cents, 80 Gents. l Dollar
eller mere mootages meo 5af. oq
baaoe : og hi Hal blibe peliignet.
u6remool t9not er 5nrst,
Del TENDER ban. iom bar Stbret."
@enlis Silien.
Gmil Serenen,
152 G6urh Str.
Sun 5rancisco, Gal
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0ra Gun Traneiseo.

;Felaenoe 10 grepe fra to al pore
0enner / San 5rancisco pil iittert
laies meo megen Snteresie. vi
lar Inlet at tilfpie uoen ct Spersss
mail. Der er 10 fra ednoets for
Heuiqe esns ienOt runoe 9aper til
DC trengenoe / San 5rancisto. Mea
ole @eans mdd en- 6i9lp organize
res. 6pem bill Der ifelge poit. y.
9. 6. 6aniens 4nmobnin9 taac fat2
8liper set peo benne dlminoeliae
Opfcrorine, faa eioer oct for liot.
Bar oet lite naturli9t, ON bort
Samfunos 5ormano fate Iig
Spiofen for ell iaaoan Snoiamling,
ca ser faa piosre blep oronet en-
sSnoiamline / tnbber Meni9beo. @i
henitilIer oenne Sante. for at 0i9ls
pen life ifdl m~islnttes at Man9el
raa en- oronet Snoiamling.
Reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

Gan 5rancisto Sen %. april 1906.
Snsoag Morsen ben 18. bs. ST.
5.11 inotraf ct Soroffalp, fom Dae
reoe | % ftriber otte os tpoe
Sefunoer. oe bpis Jsleer 5elesras
fen forlensit fer meboelt no ODER
Neroer.
Seq formaar life meb ORR, Gen
oe Bl0t at beifripe ben muterieae
Tslelfe, fom ct Sor6ffalp fan birfe
pod ct Menneffs, fun Oct, at man er
ol6elss bjalpelss en- fuaoan Sfuno.
6pifenoe I min Jrelfers Naaoe psos
blsb 'ee at lisse | min Stns, mes
bens 6ufet rbfteoe fra ben enc Sibe
til ben an6en, benten6e bbert 9jss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01
Smut for tore
Misgerninger."
Giaias 80, 5.

Gn 5ange Jig preO paa 9ulpets Stcn
/ Geloeren mert og poe.
Den truenoe Deo impo bam tren,
ham angiteoe Jortios 9reoe.
Naar Stjernerne ipanot moo Wors
eengrp,
meo 2ipet ban ifuloe bpoe.
pa traaote Ser inc / natligt Rum,
bppr enc ben fangne grueo
= I alaoning faa bpio iom 9apeta
Sfum,
6ppr purpur / 9remmer lueo
en- aongeien lps iom 0agens Sol,
cen fagreite, nogen ifueo.
pan lsite ben rige Draet. ban bar,
os iIog Den ON 5angens aemmer,
ban arpnen BAN gap, at Stene liar.
% Sappen meo purpurbr9mmer
Glib tpg ban oct usle alaoebon,
iom blpoiee pletter ff9mmer.
- Og Der &c BAN funot / San.
gems Ordet,
meo 2ipet ban maatte bsoe -.
Den anben blep fsrt til Bergen:
prast,
til 5ronen at @ulo oct reoe.
Meo afaoer De bntteo 2ip moo Def
peo natlige J9nafelsmeoe.
= 8 Sefu, ben aongeisn er ou.
og - Sanger fds bel jeg fenoerl
Du Oalgte ben 0ragt til Dsoens
9ru,
bpor blooiee pletter branoer.
3 Spn6erens Drast, lanes &oriets
Sra
ou ifrafte De fnuite 69n6er.
Men ipsbt / Din Hetfnros bbibl
Sfruo,
Din 6elIiebebs lhfe 9l9oe.
mob 6imlen gaar en- fom aongebruo,
fulo p9roig berino at tr9oe,
og fteoes til epig 5io for Sub
| fgneoe s6elgenfabe.
5. 81. Sief.
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Sanif Wishan blanbt Wornerlle.
qaftor SARAH Senfen
Misftonspr9t.

uobdleet for en- oanit : lluberii
Misiion blanot De til Utah uopans
oreoe QdnosmGno bar taloet pa
itor Sarah Senien til Misionss
prait | lltab.
Misiionens llogangspunft ital
pere felipe Saltisitaoen.
lobalset, oet beitaar al prorIt
3eutben, preiterne 9ufd, Soenis.
mattbieien, Gebenbapn, Grimoot
Msler. 4arbus Snoremisionar
8. 6br. Bed FAINT prOprietar
9eilmann, arbej6er iammen meo
ben foreneoe oanife %eOdnseIiif : lus
t6erife airfe | 4merifa".
Oct bar biit fig panitelist ct fcd
en- Mano til benne llopoft; iom be.
tenot Far oenne @anffelisbeo piit
zig Sang efter Gang. Oct ifuloe boz
re en- Ufdno, Der bar fen0t me0 dmez
%ritanite 5orbOlo og tinige tenbt af
Menigbeoen berhjemme | Danmarf.
qaiiOr 5uruIo Senien mfOrensr
oisie getinselier; ban bar, Tom be-
fenot. paret praf | ben foreneoe
oanife ~ebanseliifr lutberffe airfe
Mmerifa" | a Qlar os bar baabe fsr
.og efter tit Opbolo / amerifa paret
fnpttet til YarifeIiet Dagblao."
6an bar en- orb Sslelie al, at Den
Manb, Der ital taee poffen | llto6,
trenser til farlig at bares at CUBS
Jolfs aarliebeo og 9sn, os ban bill
fenptie Siben for fin llbrejfe til pau
abftiIiqe Meoer runot ON | oanoei
at tale bore forfsrte aanosmenos
Gag.
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samfnnSstanfer.

Gfterfslgenoe 2inisr er ffrepet Ut
a~9rliabeo til bort Samfuno, %
iom iaaoan beoes De opfattsoe. Disie
ganfer, fom ieg faiter no nu ligs
for Marsmgoet life til Winoene,
men til tanfsnoe Oberpejel1e = er
1cn.er, Iom angaur bort Somfuno
og Uirffombeoer inoen for famine,
bborfor jeg ogfaa bar tnlot Dem =
Samfunostanfer.
1. Marsmeoet.
Oct bar 10 altib pnret Stif og
grug, at bort Samfun6 boloer ei
Meoe 6pert Oar = faloet Marsmes
set. 6i6inotil bar bette 4arsmpos
10 pisfelig boft flor getponins for
Gamfunoets uopiffing. Men Oct
forefommer mig, at faaIeoes fom bi
M bar fact Bet oronet meo areoss
in6oeling Rre6smisfion ra oelss
qereoe are6smb6er bbert Mar, at 81
edmfunosadrsmsoe bpert Oar er
obtrfbbist. Dt bur6e MI eftsr 10
2{ors' @amarbeios Tom en- fOrtnsi
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SRA Can 5ranciscp.

y X X
SRA Gan 5ranciscp.
n0aniferen"s 99iere er 10 ales
reoe fenbt meo Den ip9re qrepelie,
ION er saaet pper San Jrdntiseo
% oens S~nobbssere, og lissleoes
meo, at s6erren / Qaaoe bar ifdunet
Dor m airts og qr9ItebpIig fer
zoelaaeelie. Mens ri meo inofrs
Tia 8looe og 9at priier bor @uo
oerfor, er berpeo 9anifeli9beoerne
for Dor oanite lutberite @irtiomheo
6lepet / bej 9rao forsgeoe. Obi
Ten ferite 5io pil 0et pGre ip9rt at
fua 9enoemioler baobe til at betals
lairfeffnloen % til l~lnoerholo, %
port ,oaob og 5orbentnin9 er, at
Nerrens 9enner / Dor foreneoe Slrs
fe bill uopioe oeres 6jerter oper for
Saaen Der, at ri life ital p9re MOT
til at ood berfra % laoe airfen ltdd
ubruot. gi er | ct tort Qrbeloe
dag og Rat omeno at en- o.oen
Dirt, emo ri bapoe pentet. 8i bar
cabinet airten for De mango 6jcmleie
Menneifer, iom fdar Sopeplaos pa
8ulpet, pg ipm ri bar pGret
lStano til at itafe NAB og lei.
Desuoen bar Ri en- Qfoeling al j.
.gebe aors", iom noer 999e4;elp
log gleje til mango fn9e. 9i er N
oerlig glade peb paa Snne Wlddoe
al tiene 0erren i 2in0rina al r,n
Ieaemliee Rco. ianliioie meo 1t ri
far 9ejligbeo til pso 4noagf. prGs
hiten og perionlig Samtale at ept
et aanoelist Qrbeioe. ION peo Guos
Naaos life ital bore forgGpes. Dor
airfe bar oen ferite. Der blep taget
grus saa oenne Mad0e, % oct
bar lin fore getnNning for Opr bel:
Sti[ins Der.
6por lGnee Ell FABIAN Silitano
Hal pare. er life let at iige, tbi mems
oaereoe MI 5poemioler er tiliteoe og
uobeles | tritr9ttelia Wangoe, ioa
ingen beheper at iulte, iaa er Dog
Ia! 5Orretnin9 aloeles lammet. og
laneere 5io oil heneaa. fer noeen-
lunoe normole Gorsolo inotreoer
0erfor, Der bebspss 6jalp frenl.
beles, os jes piI gerne lagge @en'
ner paa 6jerte at inoienoe eoers 9
6rag til os. iaa at Ri fan faa Geo
til at p9re Dem, Der uo6eler eoers
Giaper til De tr9ngenoe iamtioig meo,
at ri Tiger at bore Dem til aan0ss
Zig @eliignelie. Oct er bort 9dGb,
at bi M ifol faa COB til at opleoe
en- i9rlig geIsgeliestio for bort
tanife Jolt ber. 5bi iamtioie meo,
at SOroitalpet bar brast tore Onlz
%paltninger / Haturen ber, bar Der
miitfert ogiad guaet ct Soroifalp igens
mem mango 6jerter, iad at bet. De
bar bpagst oeres Sdab paa, sr itpe.
tet | Grus, faa at ben fife, iagte
Suien fra 6erren fan finoe SnoHng
Il 6jerterne.
0i beoer 90 | Seiu Napn: Benz
ner, Tom os til Sjalp, iaa at Ser
rsn5 Sag fan saa frem til 9eliis@
relfe FOR bort GoIt / San Jrancisco.
Goers | !6erren hengipne
9. 8. 6. Sdnfen,
152 Gburh Strest.
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Gbmunbens file Bog. Cub til 2gre.
1lbgiDet of Ssmanbspreff Sepes
rim Gsrenfen. ga Siber. 3 Oms
flag 15t.
2ufb. Hubt. 6pus
Blair. Nebr.
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blit at Fnos mig ielp noe paa Ga.
Zen, men S9uiet bOlot.
oiot efter rejite jeg mig, pg eftsr
enbt gaaflaoning git jeg neo pdd
8aoen, iom par fulo at M9no,
apinoer og 8stn / mer eller min
ore mangelfuIo 9oitume, pg / bpis
4niigter tpoeli9 Sen brjeite StrGt
%eiifes.
min fprite Sang bar til Den Dam
fe STRIFE. Tom fun lig9er ct Bar
.9lpcfs@ ira min gop9l, og bpur
blep isg life 9laO, ba ies opoageO',
saarnet enonu too, oa oeraf iluts
ieoe, al airten ga life par ianmens
ItDrtet.
uoenfor airfen bapoe 5ortopss
~fIiierne forIfuot fig circa 6 CONNER,
% Gementitebningerne pare repneoe.
IL airtens peniire 6ierne bar oer
lieeleoes en- aepns cirtd en- Nlen paa
beqee Sioer, ellers tunoe mar life
cpoage noget uoenfrd.
Snopenoig par 9ibiet pua eoftet
% 9agoene reonet, og / ieIpe airs
~feialen par Der en- 9ibsroiet fdloet
neo fac foran Den imutte 9stss
font, (56orpaloiens Gn9sD oog uocn
LAT bare beitaoiaet oenne.
Z Communicating meo anors
airter og ouie bar ppr airte lda
~naaoia blepen iparet. puitor 0ans
lens golig bar beler lite nepnes
peroi1 b~eItabigei, fun to 8o9ltobe
fal0t ON % 9lasberene | bet enc
tnuites. Sra airten gift je9 iod
lTploe meo en- aaoen 8anifer NED |
gnen. SammenitDrte0e 9uie, unoer
lpis auiner 5plt idgoes at pore
~6earapne. iao ri mango Steoer, rg
nqIten hpert 6us par beitdoiget, CD
oerne par fuloe at Muriten og 0lass
J rumper 0. l., Do Slnen, fordaridgst
REQ sSoroifqlpet, par NIL for Ilp9r
beonnot, % ga De tore Tdnorsr |
II.Soroen por tnafleoe. og man alt
iaa intet 9ano tunoe faa, bapoe
,Slosn 10 -frit Guaoerum. pao {.
.Ietreet % Misiion Sireet iaa min
Qsoiager Os jes ct frpgteligt Spni
Ii Ruinerne af en- iammenitprtet
gpqning ioa hi ct BAR MGno iOm
meo en- febsragtis Sper buggeoe ls5
meo en- Ztie, for al befri Wiennes
liter; runOt omtring brGnote oct. og
pm foa Minuttsr piloe Sloen o9ida
ilnaa oet iummenitprteoe !5us, 9ts
Den bar iaa It9rt, at ri mndtte sad-
i Gnoen paa bette frpgteli9e ia1
nj life, BOG oct tunoe Dor 5oritaro
.lfprt9pe os.
Graoenoe % fortpipleoe Wlennss
liter, iom fInttebs nogle fda ejen
Sele, iaas bragg gennem 9doerne,
% bagpeo Sloen fOmmenoe narmerf
/ life laengiomt, men / bsle glocts.
gu tom Milit9ret ino / gpen,
lea meo bette traaote oen milit9rs
llQob / aruFt, og Sroensn blep be-
,l6re, rietignot oeiad fsrii efter at
lloofiniee Menneiter par blepne neos
nuote, foroi De life pil0e oolpoe
Sr6rene.
gorsoag Den 10. Dc. tunoe man
lite oporipe greO | YDen, ligeiom 0e
feIte MISUNDERSTANDING bar
lutteoe og til 0els uotsmte for So
lonialparer at Sropperne. WtilltGs
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Der oisie Omitanoigbeoer = beloigs
big.
On Qftenen bar paitor 6anien
lea un0erteane0e oppe pda Den lide
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01
.,Daniferen"

sfiper isnot til Subifribenier inotil uotrpts
isl,a Gpleelie mobtases al lloSiperns, os al
oQlb sr betalt. / Gperensitemnelie meb of
Norsusee Staters Yoitlops.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-01

pit laoer os afle bberan6re erinore,
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-09
THE PENNY ARCADE.
The Crowds on the Midway Throng
Popular Penny Vaudeville

Will Badgers, the big Snowman 5,
penny vaudeville, have you seen it?
If not, you have missed the best thing
on the Pike at the carnival. Mr..
Badger styles ii the Penny Arcade 4"
or preferably, the penny vaudeville.
1t presents, for the mere sum Of one
cent, the most attractive aud pictur-
esque sights of the scenic west, and a
trip through Coney Island. On the
trip through Coney Island, the Bow
cry, Fifth avenue, New York, the trou-
bles of Mr.. Bowser. in short, every
thing in the entertainment line. Ev-
erything is clean, good and we'll
worth the money expended. When
down at the Pike tonight. see VIII
Badgers Penny Vaudeville.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-09
OsOsosOsos 10000 100000 ososoe
! oIo c
PERSONALS ss PAVEMENT PARAGRAPHS .
eosososos sos ososososo sos
PERSONALS.

n. C. Wood is in Ardmore on busi-
ness.
A. X. Cone was in Bristow, Thurs
day, on business.
Karr Givens leaves tonight for st.
Louis, where he will make his home.
W. A. Wood Of Kansas City, is
visiting his brother, Ralph Wood, of
the Conservatory Of Music.
W. f. Boiling was here yesterday
from Gainesville, Texas, looking af-
ter his oil interests.
Mrs. Rosa Ham, Of Nowata, is Wis
ting her old friend, Mrs. Blanche
Barr, on West Second street.
Tom Owens and his sister, Myrtle,
are home with their parents from
Saltwater college Oklahoma
VIM. J. Bryan will return to Am
erica early in September, instead of
August, as reported.
John Wilson, prominent business
man and state politician, died last
night at his home in Leavenworth,
Kansas
Ed. O'Brien, of Florence, Kansas.
was high gun at the Nebraska State
Shooters Tournament in Lincoln yes
terday, with a total of 40 hits out
Of 800 targets
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-09
TULSA A FAST TOWN.
Visitor Was Impressed With the
Front the City Presents.

There isn't any doubt that this
is the fastest town we have visited
yet" remarked one of the members
of the st. Joe crowd last night. 1t
has more of the ear marks Of city
than many towns of three times the
population in the southwest. y
The observation was made about
9 O'Clock, while the observer was
standing on the Robinson corner. Up
on Third street, the carnival was in
full blast. From the skyscraper dis
trict crowds were surging back and
forth Automobile, whizzed in every
direction. Up Main street came three
wagons. loaded with school children,
shouting their pride in the city On
every hand a. he looked around were
new buildings, activity. The visitor
wa, lost in admiration.
"It'. too wonderful TO be true
he said. "Yet its here he added.