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65S L street northeast and go Callan
street Observation-Disclosures /. Jennings
to Lulu 3. Jennings. lot 195, square 500,
and lot 123, square $50, SO.
Meridian Mul-Leigh Robinson ct ux.
TO Holmes Conrad, lot Is, block s, s..
? street northwest. between Twenty
frst and IWenJy-seCOnd streetS-trank-
lin T. Tanner ct u2c- to Philip F Harvey
lot Is, square IS, SO
Bennington Heights - Valley Realty
COMPANY TO Francis a. HOllingsWOTth,
lot 70 block 5oS4, and lot Il, block
Addition to lie DroIt Park-John W.
Glennan, trustee, ct al 10 Gertrude T..
Lewis, lots 6 and Is, block il, Si,95@
PetwOrJh-Fraucis a. HOllingswOrth 10
Gilbert G. Splitter, lots IS TO 90, block 81,
and lots g TO 4S, block 70, $40.
Fourteenth and streets northwest
J. Louis Loose to Nellie ). Loose, lots
III and 10, square 239, 81
bird street northeast between \ and
j streets-TuOmas II. Melton ct ok. to
Commissioners of District of Columbia.
part lot 40 square t5s, s..
Washington Heights and MintwOOd-
Philip i. Harvey 10 Franklin 7. San
ner. lot %, Washington Heights, and
east one-hah lot 20, MIntUOod, SO.
y street northwest between Thirty
third and ThiTty-fourth streets-Amer-
trustees, to James w. Walker, part lots
and IL, square 1923, 81. James ".
Walker conveys same property 10
Adolphus EcSloh, $40
L street northeast between Second
and Third streeJs-Anna n. Milburn 20
Wilbur +. Nash, lots Il to %, So, 81, 60,
square 74S, SO.
kalOrama Heights-ThOm Williamson.
jr.. ct al to HerbEt NJ Wilson, part
lots and 9, block IS, SO. Herbert NJ.
Wilson ct uN. conveys same property
to Harry T. Jones, $40.
Observation-Disclosures c. Riley TO William
il. Walker, lot Is, block +, and lots 1, .,
%, q, block s. $40,
Granby-Samuel W. PickfCrd It uX. TO
Frederick j. and Mary NJ. Babendrcier,
lot ;, square 1904, $40
Thirteenth street southeast between
G and I streets-Henry I. WOerner ct
TX. 10 DeWite Wiuies, lot 76, square 1915,
$50
413 Twenty-first street northwest
Richard James ct al. to Henry A. Cum
bcrlInd, lot Is. square s of l04, SO.
X street northwest between Eleventh
and Twelfth streetS-HarTy b. Wilson
The Washington times., 1907-03-24
SIX TWO-STORY DWELLINGS
FOR FRANCIS A. BLUND0N

Six two-story brick dwellings, at 12l
10 IuI Harvard street Columbia
Heights. viii be a part OF the improve
meuts 10 be made in that section early
this spring. Architect A n PoyutOn
has prepared the plans for Francis a
BlundOn and estimates are now being
prepared for the different branches Of
construction. II is expected the houses
Will cost about $4,000.
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]. w. PATTON TO BUILD
ON FOURTEENTH ST. N. E.

Architect a. S. Atkinson has prepared
plans for a twO-story brick dwelling,
which James NJ Patton, builder. viii
erect at 81 Fourteenth street northeast,
N an estimated cost OF $500. While not
differing essentially from the general
run OF houses of this grade, il has
several features which show how skill
fully the architect has met the demand
for the many little ConVeniCuCcs so
much appreciated N a home.
The Washington times., 1907-03-24

Fashions in real estate subdi-
visions are frequently noted as one
of the peculiarities of the investing
public. For apparently no good Tea-
son, a well located and, in many re-
spects. most desirable subdivision
will fail to attract public attention
and prove a disappointment to the
projectors, who can see no adequate
reason for it. when all the condi-
tons should make for success and
prosperity.
A number OF years ago the tract
The Washington times., 1907-03-24
LAST YEARS CEMENT
PRODUCTION S5A,0O0,O0O

According TO a statement issued by the
Geological Survey the total production
Of hydraulic cement in the United
States IN 1905 was 5A,0ZI321 barrels, val
Ued at S54,0l5,7l3
This represents an increase Of both
production and value of cement over
the preceding year, the increase in pro-
ducJion being s,I330l3 barrels, and that
in value $lS,O0S,5z4. OF the total amount
OF cement manufactured Ia the United
States in 1895 z5,6l0,S22 barrels were Of
Portland cement, with a value of SOL
249,G52; natural rock cement 3,935,-I5 bar
rels, valued at $500, 10, and 4I,224 bar
reIs Of puzzolau cement, valued at Sfl2,-
81
The Washington times., 1907-03-24
HOUSE FOR w. K. REEVE
IN MOUNT PLEASANT

Architects A. =. MuUett & Com
pany have designed a residence at an
estimated cost OF $500 which Charles
s. Denham. builder, viii construct Tor
William X Reeve, at $3.50 Sixteenth
street, Mt Pleasant The house is TO
be a tw0-stOry frame, with a frontage
OF f0rty-two feet, and is designed on the
most generous proportions, the rooms
all being Of good size and ntted UP
with all the necessary adjuncts TO a
modern home. The style is Of the
Flemish type, having the heavy Dutch
gables. that was at one time SO popular
with architects.
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avenue and the Rock Creek Church
road was laid out and called Pet
worth. Either because the pro-
moters did not bring the new subdi-
vision into public notice in an at
tractive manner, or for some cause
not now recalled, the subdivision
langmshed, and for a long time was
slow of growth.
But the natural resources were
there and bound to compel recogni-
ton. Latterly interest mas been
turned to this section, and the
building Operations going on there
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IRVING STREET TO HAVE
THREE NEW DWELLINGS

Annie z. Some has taken out build
ing permit for the erection of three
three story brick dwellings at 1875 to
1907 Irving street northwest. at al esJi-
mated cost Of $4,000. The plans Of the
houses were prepared by Architect Will
lam c. AlIard, and the contract has
been given 10 Blundon q Simmons for
the construction In this section or CO.
lumbia Heights work IS going on so
rapidly that handsome rows Of new
houses seem TO spring I'D almost IN
day.
The Washington times., 1907-03-24

now are probably more extensive
than in any other section of the
District.
Petworth has been growing all
these years, and the many houses
already erected show plainly that it
has attained very respectable pro-
portions, and is a very thriving set
Element, with many advantages not
possessed by those whose growth
has advanced more rapidly At
present it may be said TO be enjoy
ing a boon, but a boom that is
very substantial and calculated TO
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JOHNSON & WIMSATT'S
NEW OFFICE BUILDING

johnson & Wimsatr have had S'ans
and specifications prepared for the cree
ton of an office building at the foot OF
Thirteenth street southwest, 10 replace
the structure recently burned. The
building will be of modern design, two
stories high.
The Washington times., 1907-03-24

and sixteenth streets-Wilhelm Schmidt
ct al 10 Edward D. T. Baker and Mary
Ellen Baker. lot 43, square 1913, $40
1884 ThiFty-sixth street northwest
William F. HOltZmanu, trustee, TO Will
Jam H. Coon lot 80. square. l-4s, 500.
Massachusetts avenue southeast, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
George C.. Pumphrey ct al. to Herman
G. Gauss, lot III square 1886, SO
Nineteenth street northwest, between
S and r streets-GeOTge c. john
son Ct uX. TO Joseph NJ Dixon. lot p.
square 100, SO.
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place Petworth among the leading
subdivisions Of the District. Visit
ors who have not been out in that
section for some months are aston
ished at the progress made, and SUR
prised when told Of the great
amount of building now in opera
ton or under consideration.
At the present time John /. and
Bates Warren have plans made to
build d score Of good semi-detached
houses occupying the whole square
fronting on Eighth street and
BTightwOOd avenue, NaTnum and
The Washington times., 1907-03-24
STRIKE AT MINNEAPOLIS
MAY RETARD BUILDING

MINNEAPOLIS, March 23--The de-
mands Of labor employed in the Allied
Building Trades may interfere with
the otherwise favorable building out
look in Minneapolis and St Paul, as
q strike is threatened
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0 Appreciate Sections Advantages of Location.

Webster streets. Other plans are
out for fully forty more houses,
nearly ali of which VIII be com
menced as soon as spring opens, 50
that foundations may be safely
laid.
Only two months ago the First
Methodist Episcopal Church of Pet
worth was completed and under the
ministrations of the Rev. Charles s.
Cole has frequently found its ca
pacity tested by the congregations.
The demand for public schools SER
vice has been so great that an ap-
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preparation was made 10 add four
more rooms 10 the school building,
making eight grades that the build
ing viii soon be able TO accommodate.
Streets have been macadamized, new
sewers have been laid, and many of
the conveniences of the city have
been added.
It is 10 be regretted, and is some
times urged as a reason why the de
yelOpment of the section was not
more rapid, that the car service was
not adequate. The statement is
made now, however, that the ser
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vice, both in schedule and class Of
cars, is TO be improved, and with
such an assurance one source of
complaint will be removed. In other
particulars, PetwOrth has many
points OF excellence to commend il.
Situated on a high plateau, with an
extended view of the surrounding
country, free from all malarial in
fuences. and especially fortunate in
the delightful breezes, it is not to
be wondered that a revived interest
is making this favored subdivision a
point of special attraction to many
Of WashingtOn's suburban home
seekers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-21
.p1AGE LICENSES

rSsedhain. Salt Lake; Ha7e' NJ
salI LAKE, p.Se. Riverton; Utah; Flor
ne l s"1H HERMAN. Utah;
4 Crans., raoir. Heber. Zina a
q 1hgIctt, West Jordan e'Af" "
Rlysrr!n0nni Rlrn nursn. Salt Lake; Pearl
|ssD & perry. sn,y Malad. Ida Margaret
sIslnqs; Blair. air. ogden' Rose Stuart
Heneck. Salt Lake; Clara
rt sai1u 1uumphry. Parker; Ethel
3 ParwSs5iIs rwSqisht. Salt Lake; Mary E.
ssl. ssltcranv' i Pocatello. Ida; Sarah
q pocatello. Ida. Yo.,,ao
|p& Gay, Joseph, Utah, Lorinoa
|cs r. harver,iry. Utah. c
%, .philllps, Salt Lake. Gennet
'sflalHE' Elggren. Salt Lake; Flossie
'nsn, Sss ssh Kansas City. Mo; Eliza
y; yo Kansas City. Mo
,A,ltIeby' AsIsbi Salt Lake; karoiina s.
| say IH5o1slsy, masy; Salt Lake; Fannie A.
'cslf Lake.
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DIED,

~-~~~>-D~~~r~~
-ccoT In this city, February 19.
)ERsoM,nand son OF Mr., and Mrs.
3Ja:y16srson, Jay i aged 9 months 26 days;
hsnd1si hs1 Eill be held today at $50
|9nsIs g1sn IA East Third South street.
'..sruooNHOyEN-Dr. Mary o..
SShvos Ssars at her residence, 167
; ~ q yalvular affection OF the
sslsSm srlssnsral to be announced later.
xerrp-At Sawtelle, Cal, March
~ ~ Viola NJ HOLSTER, aged 90
.,rx-At ssl X street, March 10,
cerebro- meningitis,
~ ~ son OF Alfred NJ and Emma
y, ~" Derrick. In his fourth year,
I'LL r cortege will leave the family
-ss ,oday wednesday, at 4:SO p: m.
+. ara invited TO meet at the City
y At I:30 p. m. today.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC

"EMPRESS' LIne OF The Atlantic,
Nothing better afloat than our new ex-
press steamers, Empress Of Britain and
Empress OF ireland U4,50o tons). Quo
bee 10 Liverpool in six days; less than
four DAYS at sea Superior aCcommoda-
ton availa bic. Comforr. elegance and
safety Send for illustrated booklet and
sailing list. c. f. benjamin, general
agent, 2S2 S. Clark St, Chicago.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

,coN funeral service over the
'e,1s a, Mrs. Rachel A Jackson will
a iI'9 n the Eleventh Ward Assembly
-s,rsr Eighth East and First South,
= ,ssav March 2l, AT p. m. Friends
'Ss NJ viewing the remains can do
,hs family residence between the
/. M II a. nj. and p. m.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

ALLAN LINE OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
New steamers Victorian ana Nlrginlan'
nlsian, Corsican and Ionian. twin screws,
Weekly sailings Liverpool, Glasgow. Lon
don, Havre. France. Remember, our
down the picturesque st. Lawrence river
by daylight. Accommodations unsur-
passed. Rates: Saloon. $50 and upwards:
second cabin, $40 and upwards, One
class cabin steamers, $40 and upwards.
ALLAN & CO, LA Jackson boulevard,
ChlraRo
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U1NERAL DIRECTORS
4 N HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
salner. 225 S. West Temple. phones
y4a2
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ASSAYERS

and chemists removed to 229 So. w.
Temple. wl792
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6pERN FURN, RMS; TWO La
D; light housekeeping: must be close
Address 3 So, Tribune. jlI10
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REV. MAGI, SPIRITUALIST ADVISER:
don't fail TO call and see her, OfGce
hours. 10 O. m, TO 8 p. III. $50 s. w. Tenn
Pile, 1l9S
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO. 1,
Order Eastern Star. Ma
sonic Temple, Stated
meetings first Friday each
month, Visiting members
Will receive a cordial well
come. Amelia King, w.
M. /; Mary G, Wright. Sec
retary.
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WANTED

kENT-A PIANO; NOT PARTICU-
m 10 grade OF instrument. but must
|esp; good care taken. Address B SO,
IDe. J1722
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RENT OR LEASE-SEVEN OR
Nd room house; strictly. modern. To-
h east Of Fifth East and north OF
IA South Lock Box 394. jI705
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|[AS RHODER WANTED-NA-
EA Nelson OF Mt. Pleasant. Utah,
hank any one for information as
vhereabouts OF the above-named
man, he owns land on the Uintah
F2tion. Nathaniel Nelson, Mt.
mt Utah il7S6
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SPIRIVUAIISTS

MRS HARRIETT FONTYN, TRANCE
medium Meetings Sundays and
8 D. m. 267 5. w. Temple,
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~~-~-~~--~~~--~~~~~~-~ ~--~~~-~--~-~~~-y~>~->~
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, OSCAR
Groshell. sales agent. 22l Main street,
Export cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always in stock nl5S0
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Hing AND IRONING CURTAINS
he al home. also plain sewing, ESQ
Do Q. j176
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WAsATcH LODGE NO. /, F AND A.
M.-Masonic hall, second Friday each
month. Members Of sister lodges and So
Journing brethren in good standing In
Yited. Samuel G. Park, w, M, A, j.
Lowe. Secretary.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

Don't you know that North bench
property is 100 per cent under the mar
ket, comparing values against any other
locality street car Is now assured on
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aTlsiNG WORLD, COLUMBUS,
monthly journal OF information.
uggestions and ideas for adyer-
eend today for free sample or
4 lout months trial. rl867
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MIZPAH CHAPTER NO.
5. Order Eastern Star
Stated meetings first
Monday of each month at
Masonic temple. corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially Invited. Lila L.
Treasure. w. M, Flora II.
Sinclair. Secretary.
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LOST
fSsN HOTEL FIFTH EAST AND
|lnitlsls pain gold wedding ring
m 10 ov,,a ia gate engraved Inside,
'o " Hotel Fifth East; re-
IA .r1 j173l
q .5asl aAslFhIcAN WAR MEDAL: MAMIE
" i'"ard' Room 3, Y, M. c. A.
|2fT 1874
|dIs..' |dI.'iA "a WITH MY NAME ON TUN
|c. Royia =, aad reward II returned
w.. w.: z.S Thlrd Eas, ct. J172O
Dse. eIsSH A., PIECE WITH BROWN
Rvkes co,,v. vve'' reward. Return No.
jl7l3
|~:~ASTEp-sITuATIoN
SSD,o SSSD,okSKEEPER, now % EMPI'oy-
s hes, nus TO keep small set ~
-, .els. c 3, Tribune. tl72s
tba;e e,rpegEsWALk AND CONCRETE
Gh 'ences. Phone p I4I5 Y.
'IkTFNT i1797
||Is InST sosS JAPANESE COZ e
piace- Address A 2, Trib-
ATTORNEYS
.SS .SSSsaSsER. y LAWYER. LAw oFE1cTe
And Ia,- commercial blk, Phones
j L,6,-, L,6: w27!5
LAWYER. 2l2 MAIN ST
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Now is the time TO buy the cheapest
and best home in the city.
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FRANKLIN HERMAN, CLAIRVOY-
ant. astroloser, phychometrist and
healer The only adept OF Hindoo occult
mysteries pracuclng In Salt Lake at the
present time. Circles Tuesday eve, dark
seance Friday eve: lecture and tests Sun
day eve at 2. m. Parlors at BAT So.
Main st. Readings daily from 10 q. m.
to D. m 1883
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FIGURE WITH US BEFORE BUYING
your household goods elsewhere Most
complete stock OF second hand goods in
the city: 500 heaters. cook stoves and
ranges at bottom prices. Western Furni-
ture Co. 242 State ST. Stove repairs for
any old stove. d1a34
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MIDWIFE
PHONOGRAPUS

-OHStSGSC CLL1 ~1~~c~SCSICSSC~
PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
and repaired Estimates submitted on
request Phones 1899. s. l.. Matt g.
Mfg. Co. 1873 w. 1st South PA
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|EcE-A LADY OR GENTLEMAN
\ % 1rst-class singer and can ac-
l1y themselves on the piano for sa-
zlerAinment: good wages for the
Ity. Address B. Loeb, Leadville.
il7S5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08

qreiien % 9Itrig op6aoe0e para
graf 5 / prdgfreoen2 Def ldoer IL.
at man ! Berlin oil f%ortolte ben M
3rdttat ON Optdntbernene, Iom ON
9anmart nu bar gOOtenOt 9rattl,
ten at 1873. 0et Rribes oHicielt /
RegeringsbfdOet ggaorooeutfde dns
semeine 3eitung", og oct itadr at
I9ie / mango an0re Blade.
SelO ON Ben oanIts Resering life
peO ct Qftalo bil0e tunne fordnors
uoget / Acknowledgements Stiaing,
Taa oil0s ct Tua6ant QftaIo bersre
osn oanife 9efoltnins / RorofIess
pig Tmcrteligt. 6ef0igbis ldoer set
life til. at Be tpfte Blade BAR Ret.
ioet oi fra q. 9. bar mootuset
fslgenN Weo0elelIe:
- Sra FtreIte aifOe tan n.
oplpTs. at oen 0anite Regerin5
life bar afgioet nogen iOm belft Gre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08
Yresienotalelier
Ssnberjp6fte Blade.
,alensbora aois":

n5lensborg 4ois":
gRegeringerne par anIet zig for
6erttigeoe til at afIIutte Srdttaten
paa egne Yesne. Den er ftrdts
traaot / Strait. og Optantbernene
mda ufortsoet tunne inosipe 8esGs
ring ON at blioe prsjfiite llnoers
fuatter. Oct orejer fig Der ON IL
1900 Nor0Tlesoiseres Stabne;
Der aa6nes Dem noIigt til at fua
fufo bOrgerlig 5ribeo, msoens De
biotit bar maattst lepe | itaoig u
trpgbeo.
On fadoan 8egtoenbeo mda blis
be bilit meo uftrsmtet @l1oe life
afene bfanot Optant6srnene, men |
belle Noroffsspia bill man fpsrse |
oisIe Dage: 5ar Ddnmart goo
ten6t srattaten uf 1873, bpori
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08
6opeoet
SmerteDe iieget, bar n9iten pail.
pittig.
5if ingeu Sepn. = Gunoe nGIfen life
ligge ne0.
81. Nliles' Nerpine ~belbreoeoe mig
pariQt.

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faIb bapoe naien min eseu 1so til 5eIse. SEQ iaHos
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omit. o. bet mtnpite ies ioretoe mig paaoroe mig w
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ousIoee bar Hosn slort Benrrfninsrr ON NIT IiHoe
ubieenpe o. iost. at fan sulfeee at 'unns fse, at baHs
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nloGe al br. Riles' 90geiuibler. Sfrip ettsi ~ Boa
~ RerpsHtet % Qierteipgpomme. 9orssls: Dr.
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3nnheriuunnh
Optantipprgsmaalet Oronet peo
Sraftat.

Den 81. San er Der at Repr9iens
tanter for Danmarts og prsjiens
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rem orOnst. 9rattatsns fsrIts %
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ter 5aOerens Optionsertl9rinJ,
men fer Sen oanite Snofsosretsloo
af 10. DARTS 1893 traaSte / Strait,
for iua blot De anorager osrom o.
opfploer 0e alminoelise lopm9sFs
ae 5oruoIatninger.
4rtitel 2 inoeboloer fun nogle
BibeTtemmelfer.
Nrtifel 3 lp0er ~fualeoss:
8eg9s Hegeringer er enige ON,
at Der, / Oberens Itemmelie me6
0enne 5rdttats Qrtitel | og II, DeO
Optantbsrn life Blot fortaas Gftsrs
tommers / ferite 2eO, men ogTaa
6isfes gftertommere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-02-08
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G1riitidnsfteO ifriOes til y. g.:
Sule9anoelen ifal sennemgdd.
enoe baoe Derst goo / De fleite 6ors
retninger, Taa Der ipnes altiaa life
al pore nogen @rlino til At tale
ON 3ilbasegang; Hn MI TART Do
Circumference gomulosObrfnin9 81
Der 10 od ogIaa en- go0 5o~rtjeneite
I'll en- M9ngOe Smaafolt. 8lugen
er MI, at ser life fan fdds 6Rnoer
not til Qrbejost; men mar l9rsr
'nof In1rt at 1srs grug af gsrnes
mes 4rbeiostraft, Tom netop BED
9ommlosplltningen fan gre for
.trinli9 5Dl0eit. Sg Der tales oa
beder life Iaa lfot ON en- M Orb
ming al Stolegdngsn meo en- l9Es
gere r9omulosferie" for De itsrre
Born af Qrbei0stlasien. Men bet
oenter 10 altiummen ligeiOm aoffils
fige andre Spsrgsmaal iii Den npe
Sfofeoireftsrs antomit.
Rosen si6 fsr Sui bdpOe ri en-
Strdnoing Der, en- temmelig uipos
.pdnlig gegiDenbe6 paa ct. Groir;
bog minoss efors Jolt, at pua bet
.Ss6, rSanoD point1. ner 5rss
oerifteo, bar mi og od entelts
.funifige Stran6inger" funoet Steo.
.Det bar Dragsrfonnerten nJrems
40, paa 0si Der fra til 5rinioo,
fom grinofts6te pua Rsplsn, Der
paa nogle Sts6er lsber ianst uo.
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|br0note Den 81. San. Der brnnos
ta aorn og Mel til en- 8oroi al
ca. 1000 Ser. Oft bar asiureret.
iDet tifffeoenoe 8dgeri reooeoes,
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On menss at bore puufat.
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