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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09

shipping to all points of the country.
While Mr.. Davis will make special Y
of the cucumber business, he will also
raise other early vegetables for the
wholesale market
Obituary Record.-Many Davenpo' {
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Ahrens OF
Decatur, H., will grieve to learn of tn J
death of Mrs. Ahrens, which occurred
Tuesday evening, in Decatur. Mr.. and
Mrs Ahrens were former residents of
Davenport
Yesterday at the family home, 1901
West Fifth street, occurred the dea 4
of Mrs. Lena Wunder. one of the -.
spected residents of this city. She hal
been ailing for some time and passei
away at the age of 60 years. Mrs.
Wunder was born in Hanover. Ger
many. and came to America and direct
to Davenport in 1869. She has resided
here ever since.
Charles Meier, one of the old res.
dents of the city, died yesterday
morning at the family home. 1873
West Fifth street, at the age of 70
years. Mr.. Meier was born in Neck.
lenbers, Germany, April 10, 1892. an i
came to America and to Davenport in
the spring of the year 1857. He was
employed for a number of years by
John Miller, as foreman in soda fac.
tory. and later was a teamster. Fol
lowing this he started a grocery store
in Black Hawk and 23 years ago re-
tired. Deceased is survived by his
wife, Henrietta, four daughters, Mrs
Dora Meier, Mrs. Ida Thode, Mrs
Lena Blocker and Mrs. Mime Sweeney
two sons, John and Charles Meier, als1
survive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09

quartet. they use neitha.: tobacco or in
toXicants in any form and vote the pro-
hlbitionist ticket They are ready Il
ass any charitable society and ar
Easements have already been made
TO have them in the future. Although
it had rained and the weather looked
doubtful a well filled house greeted
them. Owing 20 it being Sunhav toy
changed their program and gave
fine sacred concert
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09

at Yuma and Hillsdale sole ig funds
for the home.
Grandma Whitcsidc Of Moline Is VS.
lting relatives and friends hCrc.
A number from Por, Byron anT Os-
born attended the Smith concert at
Yuma Sunday evening.
Nj and Mrs. Gil". ana Mrs. Mac
key of Hillsdalc attended the quarterly
meeting AT Yuma SIN lay.
The Smith quartet is 4 temperance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09

clemency of the weather. Elder Wiley
was present and gave a very interest
ing discourse.
Alfred Spaid of Iowa was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wainwright last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wake are
spending a few days with their sol.
Miss Edna Cox is visiting relatives
in Moline this week.
Miss Owen of Normal. Deaconess OF
the Babyhood home at lis pidca sprGe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09
SILVIS RESIDENT PASSES
John c. Thomer Native of Kentucky
Leaves Family.

Silvis, May 9.-John C. Thomer died
at his home here Monday evening at
o'clock. He was born in Kentucky
March 4, 1850, and received his educa.
ton at Ironton. Ohio. In 1885 he re-
moved to Louisville, where he was mar
ried to Laura BARLEY, who died Aug.
rs, 1891. In 1892 he married his fos-
mer wife's sister, Ada BARLEY. The
family came to Moline in 1894 and have
lived in this vicinity since Surviving
are the wife and four children, Earl,
Laura May, John c., Jr.. and Mildred.
Mr.. Thomer was a member of the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star lodges.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09

DeWit's Kidney and Bladder Pills af.
ford prompt relief for weak kidneys,
backache and urinary troubles. Sod
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09

Obituary Record.-Mrs Minnie Elm
feldt, the wife of \. II. EinfCldt, pass
ed away Tuesday evening at her home.
1920 Twelfth avenue. She was born
April 80. 1873. in Germany and came
to this country with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wolfe when but two
weeks old. After living Il short time
at St. Louis, her parents moved to
Rock Island. where they lived until
she was married. A. H. Einfeldt claim
ed her as his wife at Anaconda. Mont.
March ). 1896, and shortly after they
moved to the now bereaved home,
where they have lived since. She
leaves besides her husband, two daugh-
tiers, Gertrude and Ida May, and a
father and four sisters, Mrs. Anna
Scrus of Peoria, Mrs. Mary Kurtz of
Rock Island, and Mrs. Caroline Jingles
of Rock Island and Miss Dora, at home
and one brother, William.
Thomas c. Smith. aged So years. and
well known as an old time resident of
Moline and as the father of J. c. Smith
| of this city, died at the city hospital
Tuesday night. from the infirmities of
age. Mr. Smith was born in Ireland
Aug. 50, 1924; came to the United
States alone when 10 years old and
made his home for time in Pittsburg
Pa, where he married. With his fam
lily he came in 1863 to Moline and re
manned here until 1879, when he went
to Anthony, Kan, where he engaged in
/ farming, and where the death of his
wife occurred. He returned to Moline
, to make his home with his son. J. c
Smith, travelling salesman for the Mo
line Plow company. J. c. Smith and
Benjamin Smith. the latter of Anthony
Kan, are the surviving children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09
DAVENPORT

Switchman kilIed.-JOhn Olerich,
aged so years, a switchman in the en-
ploy of the Milwaukee road. met with
fatal accident at the Nahant yards
of the company west of the city Tues
day night. While throwing a switch.
he stumbled and fell on the track.
Before he could recover himself. a car
had passed over one leg and an arm.
cutting them both off. He also rece.'-
ed "A number of other injuries of a ser
ious nature. The patient was hurrie /
ly brought to the city and conveyed in
the ambulance to St. Luke's hospta,.
were DR.. BendiXen. local surgeon 10"
the Milwaukee road. took charge #
the case. The injuries were of such Il
serious nature that at no time was any
hope entertained for the patients ro-
cOvery and his death occurred shortly
after midnight.
Local Man Loses Out.-Iaaac Gray
of this city one Of the several can j.
dates throughout the state for the li
flee of game warden. has received ii
letter from Governor Cummins, stating
he had reappointed George Lincoln Of
cedar Rapids to the office
o
Represented Mayor 8ecker-W. :!
Akin, wanted at Charlton on in indict-
ment for a gigantic land fraud deal
was arrested by detectives at Des
Moines Akin is said to have en-
bezzled $1700 from Edgar Wyland u
Des MOnes. representing TO WylauI
he was an agent for Mayor Becker ri
Davenport who owns a valuable tract
of land in South Dakota. Akin is al
legged to have approached the forme"
with a tempting proposition. Wylani
says Akin produced proofs that seem.
ed satisfactory and he paid over the
amount asked for an option. Then
Akin left town.
Starts Cucumber PIant-Attorney J.
c. Hall, representing receiver Victor
l.. Littig of the Allison-Pope COM
pany. yesterday afternoon filed win
Judge Jackson for approval. a report
of the sale of the greenhouses. etc. Of
the company TO James w. Davis #
Morrison. III. Mr Davis has also a =
sumed a contract TO purchase The land.
now belonging to the Dannacher es-
tate. The above sale heralds a new
business for Davenport and marks the
first new industry that has been s.
cured since button day. On the above
premises Mr.. Davis will start cucum-
Der establishment. He has similar es-
adjustments at Morrison and Aurora.
H., and will have his third plant in
Davenport. With his extensive green
houses, Mr. Davis raises cucumbers for
the market throughout the entire year.
securing several crops annually AMI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09
ZUM

The quarterly meeting at Yuma
Methodist church Sunday morning was
not largely attended owing to the in,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS

Mrs. Dr. Palmer of Davenport spent
Tuesday in Milan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09
MOLINE
Teachers Get More Pa

Teachers Get More Pay.-Revision of
regulations relating to the compensa-
ton of teachers was effected at the
monthly meeting of the school board
Tuesday evening in such manner as to
increase the total pay roll something
less than $3.50. The maximum salary
to which teacher in the Intermediate
grades may attain has been raised to
$495 in the pace of $4GS as heretofore.
and a system by which only experience
ed teachers are engaged and are paid
as though they had already. completed
one year of service, which has been in
practical effect for the last two or
three years, was formally adopted.
Bakers Strike Finally Settled.-H.
w. Langbehn and Popping q Sons
have signed the contracts submitted to
them, and all Of the bakers in the city
have returned to their work. These
two baking concerns signed up Tues
day evening and matters are progress
ing smoothly again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09

SquaWs Elect The Daughters of
PocahOntas in annual session yester-
day passed a set of resolutions of re-
gret and sympathy, which will be pre-
scented TO the relatives of the late great
keeper of wampum Mrs. \. II. Einfeldt
of Moline, who passed away at her
home in this city Tuesday evening.
Miss Amanda Plambeck of Moline was
elected great keeper of wampum. to
succeed the late Mrs Einfeldt The
following officers were elected: Great
POcahOntas. Alice NOrvile, Peoria;
great WenOah, Olivia Tyson. Canton;
great Minnehaha, Cora Schmidt. Mt.
Vernon; great keeper Of records, Ber-
tina Cook, Shelbyville: great keeper of
wampum, Amanda Plambeck. Moline:
great first scout, Ada Bancroft, Jack
sCnville; great second scout Florence
Upton, Glen Carbon; great guard of
tepee. Elizabeth Garmirc Chicago:
great guard of forest, Jane Tinney.
Pekin; great trustees, Lille Splitter.
| COllinsville: Mamie Boyles, East ST.
Louis, and Susan Kuntz, Bloomington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09

Moliners on Committee.-Yesterd
afternoon Great Sachem Thompson of
Moline announced his appointments for
TWO Moline men are honorcd. NJ. J. Nc
Entry and \. H. Kohler being named
as two of the members upon the judi
ciary committee. the former being made
chairman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-09

Local Man Loses Out.-Iaaac Ora,
of this city one Of the several can j
dates throughout the state for the Il
flee of game warden. has received :
letter from Governor Cummins, stating
he had reappointed George Lincoln G
cedar Rapids to the office.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02
gunnturR

ganmarts airter. nOaRlt
protretgalsri@ bar planIugt uos
aibslieu At 4 perional6itoriit Pragtz
oert, .Daanarts airfer", Der blis
O<r uOgiost meO An6efulins al
aulaisminiiteren % IamtIi9e Oanlt'
giitopper.
9ertet oil brtnge en- itor Sam
tin9 grotretter At De M9no, Der
for 5ioen odnner M%ti0tpunttet / Dor
aritss uanOtlige 2to. og for porigt
fom SnOleonihg bringe Qfbanolin4
ger om 81 odnIte u0gdoer al Si=
belen at 9aitor 9. Seoerinien, IN.
Der oelOiaig NseOpirtnin8 at 9tltnF
RgrOam, Oct fripiaige Menigbeos-
ar6sjoe al 9aitpr 9ofmeper, 8uoss
tjeueItens 6iitorie al proOit &oct,
Den tp~6enhupnIte airteIag at PRO
fesior @eitergaaro. 4irtemuiitten
Dunmart at 5rt. 9ortenfen pdnum,
0onifs airtebbgninger at Or. phil
q. Macteprang, SolmeoigtningenS
!5iftorie al Yaitor 9. Seoerinien
iant tort Operiigt oDer airfenS
5iftorie at Yaitor 9. Bang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

Jraneois goinaro: '3ambesemisios
mems apoitel. of Guitar peper,
operfat peo gbr. Stricfer. meo
Sort og 9itel48ileH at Wis-
fionar goinaro os ben unse Nes
ger Stephan Semoinji. 100 eli
Der / itarft Omflag. pris 40c.
30 2isnslisr: De TO 9eie og Zen
| oct fore !6ap. 4f 6. Wpnitsr.
meo Sororo at paitor 6. 6asls'
"a Siosr i OmiIag. pris Zoe,
iSmaa 9~ionesbpro. Samleoe oa
fammentnbtteoe af Oh. WolH. &c
Sioer i pant Omflag. pris Doc.
Optesnslisr til Sobannes' Qaben
barring. Qf afoeoe propit 4oun
Billion, meo 5ororo at propft
8. 6. glume. AZ Sioer
itartt Omilag. pris 15c.
nSeius iagSs -. of Sumner eng.
berg og Olfert Riearo. gn liui
Q~noaetsbos for aonfrmanoer
5fftnptning til Oro at Sefus
Sc Si0er / ftartt Omilus. pri.
Is Gents.
Sra fjerns 2anoe. Misfionsfunse !
Gaen. &~arligbeosn til 9eonins.
misfionen pofser bbsrt aur bjem
me | Oanmari, al oen @runo e
be fumlet, os De BIZ osTua Bib
pdaffsnnst blanot %. 80 Sioer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

SlVti' 2a9 W ri pVlute oUSg
Sen pil lefes me6 megen Sntsrs
este. Snob. $1.40.
6ele 9iOet for at binoe en- spis
3rone. 5orta1ina at 81. b. q.
166 Sioer. GIsgant mob. zoe.
Is bans Saano. Of 6tsba Strets
ton. 5orteGins ON Shunoi=
fterne | Ruslano. 212 Sioer.
Stint inob. S5c.
aaFermisfonaren Bin. posTelts
gel0biOgrdF. 2s8 @iOer. STINT
mob. 60c.
glisabet6. @f Mldrie RatbuIins.
Gn interssfant StifOrins fOm
IeIes meo meget llobptte. Glss
CANT inob. $1.20.
Q~rafteguur6en / Sart8en Os Snoien.
Qf q. 9oaman. 327 og 1913
Giosr. STINT inob. $1.O0.
Stefonia golingbrofe. ct 2ipss
biaeoe df emma marfbdr. 1Del
1913 Sioer. 2. Del 1877 Sioer /
ct Yragt 9inb. $1.20.
@s to grsors. pal Danf beo y.
9. Raoien. 286 Sioer. elegant
mob. $1.00.
Sobannss 2eOinOn. praff pto &
glusienfte goIiser. MinoebIao At
bans llngoomsOen gflfr. Spien.
"a Sioer meo gilleoe. 40c.
5laset op. Serlis til be unse.
af So. Ricotaifen. 2arer Bon.
nebierg @reIteO. 40 Siber. Oms
flag Zoe. ..t
SUBS Orb er leosnoe Os fraftisi.
Rogle Sunter til geftbrtefie %
@eileoning for troenoe Wennes
fer naur De bill f9fe gibefen.
Sdmleoe at 8. giernien. 81 Si'
Ger. Omilae zoe.
9drnlig Gale. Smadtrat og Smuas
fortrGinger for gsrnsguostjens'
item df paitor u. Suel. so Siosr.
s OmiIag 20c.
Sslt for Seius. Of paitor u.
Suel. 40 Sioer / OmIIas 20c.
Simmsl 2ooien. paa Oanf Oeo
n. g. W1aoIen. 278 Sixr eles
CANT inob. pris 90c.
SO liam Brazil. OFF 2aurits pe'
terian. Gn GOrta[lins 1913
Sioer elegant inob. pris $1.20.
Safmeoistere. JOrsorog at Q. @.s
perinIen, s. Rimb easien, Sobn
Sanien, Gbr. 2uooigs. 6. s.
Sdurlins, s.. 6. 9ftrup Os 9.
Ditb. uogipet at Stubnt.r'
biemmets 5oreora9suooMs. 164
Siber / ftartt Omfrus. pris
Coo.
8 oroan Ssfus ariitus bruste ~
bsnige Strift. af OFF Riearo.
&c Siosr / Omfds. pris 10e.
Sra 9aturen os 2ioet - 2He os
merts gineoer farlis til *
unoe. OFF 9b. Ri%coIaifen. 8 fiat
Omnag. pris Zoe.
Oscar sboren. st 9iosbine& fra
6apet tegnet at Marta 2anser'
felSt. SO Sfoer | flint Omi1as
15c.
SproeFno os Sbrbesie. Ere Orb
ON fanb gsrnetust af pafor
u. Stripter os Carer 81. HicO'
laiien. 80 Sioer / OmNas. priS
Zoe.
Is aOrfets Sipsse. aonfirmotiOns'
eabe af 90. peterfen. u Siosr
fnt inbb. pris Doc.
8ioenHaber os ben bibeIfe Stabel,
fesbsretning popular fremfiIet.
gn Operpeielfe til 5ialp mob
Sibens @antro. 4f paftor o.
Munfier praft peo 2utastirien.
40 Sior | Omras 10c.
Serrsns @eie. 9lnben Sdmlins.
Opkpelitr af Subs Bsrn | Don'
mari, famIeoe Og f~Orialie at
2aura 8roebfenius. 80 Siber
| OmfIag 10c.
2iOsfanser. af .. alcod Sort.
til De fpanifs Drsore, oOerfat
peo 6. .Monfter. 1876 Sioer !
ftertt Omflas. pris 40c.
Men ies flyer g6er gn Wsi'
Ieoning / oct beI1ise 2ip. af 3.
3. Meper meb Gorfatterens pos
irpt o16 Gi1er SmfIdu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02


bOori ban tiger: Del er ct 1ooi
Oro fagt / rette 5io4. Al 81.
ser i Om1ag. Pris zoe.
Den triItlige Selotugt. 5oreora1
oeo oct tirfelige Meoe / Qarbus
oen 3. SUM 1898. 9f u. Sdad,
SognepreIt be0 Se1iguanosfirs
fen / asbenbaon. Is Sioer !
Omilag. pris Zoe.
Sbnnebe og andre Sorteuinser for
8prn. of Ma9retbe. SnOeboloer
Spnnpbs, oi1e 6eIoi9. gn unoer-
Tia 8reng, Dor Olaf, 6ani.=
man6. 116 Sioer me6 tint tegntt
Omilag. pris 40c.
@is6e6en I Sroen og 6aabet. qf q.
g. RaSIen. 5 ~9tnleonins At
Den fulisssrenOe 5ro". 40 ST.
Der / itartt Omilag. qris zoe.
9eo apgtens Sin. 5ortaGIinger
al M. Snoebofoer 9eoItemooers
9ine, gn Steofortraoer, 9pors
oan fife Hiels l9rts Daptos Sal
msr, gn Siftorie ON en- &onges
batter. So Ssftre, Sra oct 0pbe,
ct gdrnoomspenfdb. 214 Str
Ger. pris / Omflag SOC. Sn66.
80 Gents.
9ibelen er SUBS Orb. of Qoolf
9apbir. lt6giDen al 9aftor Stovs
ioban. Ga Sioer. 5 OmF. 20t.
De to 8reOre. Of M. 5. q. 9ad
0anif peO guftor q. @. Maofen.
296 Si6er. OmiIag 6Oc. s
fmutt fomponeret Blind $1.00.
SUBS 3ige og gprnene. 5unter ON
misunderstanding / 6iemmet.
Nf 8. g. 6dnien. 60 Sioer. 5
OmfIag zoe.
qaItor 5si. Gn at NorS : ainds
9riItne. Gn Qepneosififorin1, at
Jru 6opdro 5aplor, Misiion9r
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flag $1.20. Snob. $3.50.
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s.. q. SanIen. Me6 ct 9iaGg.
70 Si6er. Omflug zoe.
6errsn sr min 5ilfugt. Rogls If
Dapios Salmer fra 2lbIelons D..
rsrs 3io. 154 SiSer. s Sms
flag SOC.
@iort til Spn6. Gn @ennsmsans
at upr 5reliers 2ioeliesbiitorie
Dso Sobanne gapbolm. "a @is
Der. 5 Omilas 25c.
Sra Msrte til Chs. 5ortanins at
9elen 8ertbolo. 9eri tilores
9rponinsstioen mellem Seoenffab
og 8riiienoom blanot 0enoernc.
301 Sioer. Smutt inob. Coo.
GOums. Gn GortaGlins fra 8eis
fer 3onItantin Den Stores 3io
at u. 3. Drate. Oberiat fra
Gngelft Oeo Olga. 224 Sioer.
Gleoant inob. 9Oc.
De fp1nffe grsore. Weo Gororo
at propit 8lume. $50 Sioer.
@oot inob. $1.20.
5srt af 9erren. Gortalins At
@Dpin. JOG Sfoer. 9o6t inob.
SOC.
3issineren. 1e5 Si0er. STINT mob.
SOC.
Sub er min Grelfe. af gugenia
b.. WitIaH. BOT Sioer. elegant
inob. 90e.
gbritie aonsens 5iener. Mf ..
s. Dolton. 127 Si6er | Oms
flag 25c., inbb. 40c.
eampepuofersn. af Maria g. Gum.
Minis operfat fra gngelf.
$50 Si6er @oSt in6b. $1.20.
Otter Rieo at punfp, paa Dunf oeo
81. 3. MabIen. $50 Siosr. eIes
CANT Jnbb. zoe.
gag os 29s. 4orte Qafeftpttsr til
gibeltetfter paa boer Dag | Mas
ret for be unge. llogipet az
6ans Nielfen, Snbremisfion9r |
Qaibors, os off. Riear6, @enes
rafietreter for &. s. II. M. meo
8iora9 fra 0enner af Den aris
ftelige llnsoomsbspagelfe. 432
Sioer.
s J~ranffbino. 2eoer Rbs m,o
Sittel, $3.50.
6pd0 9ibelen Fortalte. @eor1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

.O1nmarfs albits 3 j.
feI". unosr oenne Operifrift meo=
oeler .6ori. AD.", at @uuroejer
Hertbelfsn. n5roelitrup gltergadro"'
ger en- gibsi, Ser sr forfpnet meo en-
Rongoe Deluofprte Bineoer og pdo
1itelblaSst barer Aarstalet 1912
Dettt fan bog life bore rigtigt
temerter 8r. Dgbl.", oa Sen fsrf'
bunfk gtbel fsrit uotom 1850,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

Opgangsperioos / IA Z
2lafborg fpnes at itdd fors
an en- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iom
cen life bar tenot Mage til ! be iios
tie lob Mar, ffriper n4alb.
Mmtstio."
Der foreitaar 9Dgning al en-
M0ngoe M, fore g%pgninger IOm
poitbulet, Mmtsipsebuiet og @eos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

Mormpnerne. r4alborg
Stiftstioenoe" I~frioer: rMOrmons
fGrnilisn" : 8. u. 5riitrup. bans
5uitru Og 0utter = er D~elbe9oloen
tOnnmen tilbuge til 4ulborg isen
Og sr Flpttet inc / en- beiteoen 2si-
lig6eo ! 6elgoldnOs9aOe Hr. II.
De Bar paa Afbetaling tgbt De
6eiit forneOne Msbler og 3aaber III
ueo 4rbeios paa Oeres tioligere ar-
beiOsplaOier = 6almOdrefubritten
ce O6sls 5u6ritter mart at
tpmme paa ret Sol igen efter oen
ubeloige ltofIugt til 4meritd.
De Penge, IOm allereoe er inO'
Iumlet Osls igennem u8riiteligt Day
bla0" og oels gsnnsm rQalborg
StiftstiOenoe". og De 9elgb. ION
forbaubentlig / Sen n9rmeife 5rem@
ito blioer uobetdlt, pil lette ga
milisn utter at inoe Joofaite pdl
biemlig 8runo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02

n.
n. 8eitprelien pil pad ben hl'
aunosnoe 0sneralforiumlins fore
gaa fslgenoe til Beilutning:
@eneralforidmlinsen opfOrorer BE
dprelien til at inogaa til Minilte
yiet meo ct 4noragenos om:
u at andre 2arebsger emo Der
nil brugte galsleos 2~arebog maj
blips 1utoriisreos til Stolebrug, o.
am
p at Sen at 8iifop Rsroam no
giDne SOsriettetfe al bet Np Se
fannente eaer 8iitop Sod og BRO
Fesfor Jdcobiens OoerIettelier eae
kgge maa blioe autoriiereoe II
Rirtes og Stolsbrug.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-02
Ne0brenNfs @aarDe.

Re0brenSte 8adroe. =
ne~Dftesaaro" Oeo aDom. ~tif6ereaos
sens G4riiteniens gnts, er Den Il.
Darts totalt neobranot. Sloen me
nes opItaaet fra Storitenen. Sres
aturerne reooeOes paa ct par aaloe
ner.
= 9aarOeier gliels 6erazOIi Mems
8aaro / 9eItere paa 2ase er nea.
trenot.
% 0eite, 8 areaturer, ale Sois
nene og 5iertreet noebranote 9is
9eleoes branOte 9psprst, ION life
par foriitret. DIN SlOens OptOmit
bi0es ietet. Gjeren liOer ct betphez
li9t CAB.
Qft9gtsmono / "a Nar.
5or fort 5i0 ii0en osOe / 6esislbo
Qft9gtsmdno Sprg. St. earien, 80
2tar gammel.
Den afoeoe 6dooe Fddet 4ft9gt /
Ga qdr, bpiltet for MunO og 9uitru
= BUN oeoe for as Ndr iioen :
meo Rsnter og Rentes Rente efter
4 bSt. bfiper ca. $4,000 Qr. e[ler
@aaroens 9eroi "a 8ange.
Qrbei0sneoleggeIfe =
Qrbeioet er forleOen neotagt bos
G~ntteprsnsr grodnerz2drfen iom
bar z2angau 9~aHeanl9s |
Gntrepriie.
Striten omfatter 20 Midno. Qrs
bejoerne er pad 5 a 6 ner uorganii
iereOe. De forIanger famine CIR
bejoslen, Iom uobetales De orgdnis
lsreoe Qrbeioere I Silte6org, bpiltei
iii bliOe en- 6orbsielIe At 3 Ore
/ 5imen.
StoI6et libel. Gn 4saari9
gige, 0utter al &. Dahl, s6urup,
tom ForIs0en for n9r til en- Seos..
meo togenoe @ano, Ser Oalteoe oosr
benoe Og itoloeoe benoe iaa frbstss
Iigt, at bun Iamme Dag afgit usO
0eoen.
SnSebran6t. ST 6us / Ssnz
Ser Sten0erup, tiIbsren& Qrbeioss
muno g. RielIen, er forrige Ssa=
Gag Nat neobren0t. Gn gdmmel
aone. 9anne @rang, Der beboeoe en
Stue | 9uIet, inOebr9nots.
Man mener, at SlOen itploes
uforiigtig9eo fra Den inoebrenot,s
SIDE.
5smrertrite arbeiosgipers
foreningen bar Den 10. Mdrts ira
9emrerforbunoet mootaget MeooeIs
elie ON, at Der bill blipe ioartiat
Strife oen a. Qprii bos 5pmrers
meter Sulius 2drien, asbenbabn,
bos bDem Spenoene allereoe tiSliz
gere bupoe ifneolast Qrbeiost for at
fremtOinge OpfplOelie al oeres arao
en- Spaisrepenge, men baDoe genops
ta9et Oct efter Den permanente Bob
9iftsrets aenOelfe.