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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20

No. 1853 B. P. o. Ellis 10 attend their
carnival on Friday evening was accepted.
The members of this aerie will attend n
that evening.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Mary O. Broadus, whore death oc-
CURED on Tuesday, took place at 60clock
yesterday yesterday at Der home, COL
Queen street. Rev. DR.. w. F. Fisher,
pastor of the Baptist Church, conducted
the services. The remains were for
warded this morning to Culpeper for
burial.
The city of Alexandri. Is going to use
about five hundred pounds Of Auth'S cooked
ham on the 22nd. That pretty ,od argu-
ment in favor of the Auth" quality, En-?
Sylvan Biondheim, city msrktt feb20 st
J. N. Petit, IT,, has in his store, III Kirg
street, a lot Of the prettiest dressed turkeys
seen here this winter. OF all he has hand
led this season these are positively the
best. He also has among his vast stock Of
fruit, oranges grown on the irrigated desert Of
Arizona, These oranges are unequsled for
sweetness juciness and rich color. They are
handled by him exclusively. Visitors always
welcome. feb2O 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
ATFXANDPTA GAZETTE AND vTRGINIA ADVERTISER.
ELKS' CARNIVAL.

Ano,hst ls,ge crowd favored the car
nival with its presence last hight and
merriment ruled supteme between tie
hours of 8 and IL o'clock. All th't
goes to make an evening eri,ys5le his
been provided by the committee in
charge and those VINO attend are MT
slow 10 take advantage Of il. I Q
Cigar Booth, in which is locsted the
Gypsy Garden, is one of the greatest at
fractions, not only on account OF the
wonderful power Of the future resder,
but mainly beceuse Of It's pretty girls,
q galaxy of bright eyed and fair haired
msidens uot excelled anywhere. The
consumes of the girls show exquisite
taste. The destiny of this booth is 10
the hands of Mrs. Zlro Hill, Mrs. Frank
Hamilton and Miss Ruth Spinks. The
singing of Messrs. Z. l.. WeDzsl and
Forrest Birrell was greatly enjoyed, be-
ing eucored several timts. TIE commit
tee wishes to acknowledge handsome do
nations from Messrs. E. E. Downham
and Lowenhach Bros. and from Mr..
Ellie Sheets, of Washington, who DO
mates daily oil the candy used at the
Martha Washington Booth. This will
be the banner night of the carnival ss
there will BIO present several hum
bred visiting Elks. Washington Lodge
and fredericksburg Lodge both being
invited. In addition thd Alexandra
Ideal Mandolin Club will discourse
music during the evening.
The Post-office, presided over by Mrs.
Theodore Ale and Miss Carrie Bern
heimer, adds large degree of pleasure
to the carnival. A number of letters
aud packages are in the posi-ofice wait
ing to be called for.
Hon. G. O. Carlin paid visit to the
carnival last night and was treated roy
ally by the ladies.
Among the donations to the carnival
We want to mention $50 Choice cigars,
by Hamilton & 90.
Fully hvs hundred children accepted
the invittti OF Alexandra Lodge of
Elks yesterday afternoon TO visit the
carnival now 10 progress in the armory
on south Royal street, and the matinee
was a huge success. Members OF the
lodge were dressed ia fantastic costumes
of every description and did everything
possible to amuse the young ones.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
GEORGE WASHINGTON PARK.

The two hundred lc! Cd offered for sale
" the Shooters Hill property have been
disposed Of by Mr.. A. ]. Wedderburn,
secretary Of the Washington Monument
Association, ard in order to get an op.
ton on the Spring Park property, sd-
joining, 200 more lots will have to be
sold BY shutdown February %. Of this
number 80 have been purchased, leaving
only III to be disposed Of. II is be-
lieved that this will be q profitable IT,
veStment, especially as Mt. Vernon
avenue will pass through these proper
ties, and bill has been fayorsbly re-
ported in the Senate of the United States
appropriating $3.50, 900 which will even
tually go to aid the project. Az the Sec
rotary, of the association lives out o. the
city those desiring to secure one of the
remaining lots should write or see him
personally before Saturday. Among the
out of town purchasers are Judge O. E.
Nicol, Of Prince William, and r. Wal
ton Moore and F. W. Richardson, Of
Fairfax,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Attention Is called to the decorations
advertised by r. E. knight.
Cries of murder we're heard early last
night 10 the extreme southwestern sec
lion Of the city.
The schooner Clara A. Donnell, with
ice for the Mutual Ice Company OF Alex
andris, sailed from Bobby, Me-, on
the 18th Instant.
RAYMOND L, infant son Of Mr..
George and Mrs. Luis O. Below, died at
bis parents iesideuce, l24 north Pitt
street, this morning.
The weather became fair snd cold
early last night, but there were sno"
iurries later. The weather today has
been clear and crisp.
A strange negro, WHO was acting in a
suspicious manner, caused uneasinesS TO
some people living 10 the vicinity OF
Braddock Heights Ias. night.
A little son Of Mr.. Albert Dreiins
was knocked down and ruu over by a
wagon on King street, near st. As'pb,
this afternoon, ard psinfully injured.
Members ef the Friendship Veteran
Fire Association will meet at their hall
tonight to make final arrangements to
participate in the parade on the 22nd.
The Circuit Court for the County Is
still engaged In the trial OF Frank
Hitchcock indicted for sn assault upon
Mrs. Bessie Beach, on August 9th last.
Fresh shad aud herring are becoming
more plentiful 10 market. The fish cone
from The south. Shsd sell at from 40 Ia
so cents each and herring at 30 cents
dozen.
About q dozen vessels loaded with
oysters have passed up the river fol-
Washington during the past forty-eighl
hours. There are no oysters a. the
wharf at this port.
Marion L. Thomassop, an engineer
on the Pennsylvauia Railroad, fell from
his engine in The Potomac railway yards
esrlg tbs morning and broke several
small bones in his foot.
Mr.. Joseph Moore and his son
Morgan have constructed fine motor
boat, which will be placed on the river
10 the early spring. The boat is % feel
8 inches long, and it u expected to
attain a high rate OF speed.
The door Of an Office On the south side
of King street, between Fairfax snd
Lee, wss found open this morning. Off
Ger Garvey made an examination, but
nothing appeared TO be missing. 1t II
supposed that drunken man fell against
the door.
Alexandria Council, No. S9, Jr. o.
U. A., will hold its regular meeting
this evening when 6nal arrangement
will be made for participating in the pa
rsde on next Saturday. A lsrge attend
a6ce on the part Of the membership Il
expected.
Alta meeting OF Alva Aerie No. 81
Ffsternal Order OF Eagles held last even
| ing an invitation from Alexandria Lodg'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
PERSONAL.

Misses Mary and Lottie LaGrande, Of
Richmond, are visiting Miss Anna
TennysOn, on Cameron street.
Mr.. Joseph Driefus", an AleXsgdIis
business man, who Was on his -
U W. w.. s.,eut a few hours with
-. Ernest Boyer, of south Fourth
street, last night. : Richmond Journal.
Miss Maggie Spengler, OF Strasburg,
is visiting Mis-. George LeHue on King
street.
The Senior Euchre Club was beauti-
fully entertained last night by DR.. and
Mrs. Hugh Mcclure at their residence
on Washington street. The prizes we're
awarded Mrs. w. ]. Boothe, Miss Hollo-
han and MesSrs. G. L. Boothe and E.
o. Dunn.
Mrs. H. M. Parrish, who has been
quite sick at her home near Braddock
station, Is improving.
Mr.. O. Fl. Callahan Is confined to bis
home on south Fairfax street by sickness.
Mr.. William Rogers is confined to his
home on Fsyette street by indisposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
Mr.. sNYpER,s CONDITION..

The condition OF Mr.. Thomas J.
Snyder, who was shot by highwaymen
on Shooters Hill road about two weeks
ago, was said to be favorable this morn
ing. he Ia still at the Alexandria Hos
pitsl. 1t has been determined to take
Mr.. Snyder to Washington ss soon as
possible In order that the bullet now in
bis chest can he located. The examine
ton Of Edward browns, Harry Hicks
and Wilbert Cook, the three young men
held on suspicion Of being concerned In
the crime, will net take place until Mr..
SNYDER IL able to appear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
CHARGED WITH STEALING A
GOOSE

There was but one case before the
Police OouH this NOR ming. Officer
Rawlett had arrested Joseph and Robert
Washington, two colored boys, ct the
Instance of Juretts Miller, an elderly
cOlorsd woman, who alleged that the
prisoners had killed a goose belonging to
her and had carried 1t to their house
in the northwestern section Of the city.
After she had testified a colored man al
legged that he had witnessed the entire
procedure. He said the goose had been
killed BY colored man, who carried II
away. He gave the name Of the &C.
cused, and the latter will be arrested.
The BOYS we're dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
YOUNG MEMS SENATE.

The Young Mems Senate will hold an
executive session tonight at eight o. clock.
A resolution wss adopted at the last ses-
sion calling on the Senators to show good
aud sufficient reasons why their States
should be allowed representation in the
Senate,
Several Senators will speak at the ses-
sion tonight setting forth the history of
their States, the services rendered the
government, and the distinguished men
given to the world,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
CHARTER.

The Corporation Commission has is
sued charter Of wide scope to a number
of gentlemen who have formed the
Breeders Association of Virginia, "to
encourage the breeding of horses in this
State and TO improve the breeding" The
principal Office is Rosslyn, the autho-
rizsd capital is fixed at $50, 900, and the
officers are. Henry Fairfax, president;
II. ROzier Dulsny, vice-president; Ar
thur B. Hancock, secretary, and Will
liam O. Eustis, treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
MASONIC BANQUET.

All preparations for the banquet to be
given Saturday night by Alexandria.
Washington Lodge Of Masons hsve been
perfected, and an enjoyable time is ar :
ticipsted. A has been ssed, Speaker
Cannon, Representative Champ CLARK
and Mr.. Ben1si, v Il be among the hon.
ored gUes;s. 0ut-oftown visitors Will
bs admitted by card.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
rnr Rhenmafic Sufierers.

The quick relief from pain afforded by
applying Chsmberlain's Pain Balm
u axes it q fsvorlte with suffers from
rheumatism, scistics, lame back, lum-
bsso, and deep seated and muscular
pains. For sale by W. F. Creighton
and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
PnLIOE COMMIssIO NERS.

A meeting of the Board of Police
Commissioner was held last night.
Chisf Goods submitted his mOnthly re-
port. special meeting of the board
will be held Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock for the purpose Of granting per-
mission for special officers for that day.
Those who desire specisl officers on that
dsy will, of course, bear the expense.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
OLDE FOLKE,' CONCERTO.

Another large audience attended the
Ode Folke's Concerto at the Young
Peoples Building Of The NJ. E. Church
South lsst night. All who participated
acted we'll their parts. and the assemblage
was delighted with the entertainment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20

Bert Barber. of Elton, Wis, says: ~ have
only taken four doses of YOUR Kidneys and
Bladder pills and they have done for me
more than any other medicine has ever done.
Mr.. Barber refers TO DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills.. They are sold by W. F.
CREIGHTON 4 Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
Skin Disease of Twenty Years Standing
Cured.

l want you to know how much Cham
berlsin's Sslve has done for me; l.
has cured my face of a skin disease of
almost twenty years standing. l have
been treated by several as smart ply
ticisns as We have in this country and
they did me no god but tao boxes OF
shis salve has cured me.-Mrs. Fannie
GrifIeD, Troy, Ala. Cbsmberlsin's
Salve is for sale by. w. 3. Creighton
and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20

For this section fair, colder toniRnl' leni'
perature about IS degrees. friday islI' ileSn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20

All want the best. The Hess, Walk
Over, Red Gross, and Queen Quality
Shoes are TO be had at ]. A. Marshall
& Bros, 422 King street. NOVEL If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20

Kenne 'y's Laxative Cough Syrup arts
gently hut promptly on the bowels. il stops
The cough by soothing the throst and lung
Irritation. sold by W. F. Creighton q Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20

Broken lots of Ladies' Fine Shoes at
about half price. J. A. Marshall x Bro.
472 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20

Money can be saved by buyii 8 70
Shoes at MarshAll's, Az King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
Local Matters.
Sun and Tide Table.
Waather ProbaSlIltIes

suu rises tomorrow at 6:46 q. m. ana se's
5:4S. High water at 1888 a. m. and woo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-20
sMALLRUGAR CURED HAMS

o to = lbs, I2 I-2c Pound.
Corned Hams, 12ic h.; Corned Shoulders,
1Oc h.; Sugar Cured Picnic Shoulders, loo
h.; Fresh Eggs, 25e doz.; zoe can Sliced
Pinespple, lOc.
W.P. WO0LLS & SON.
Royal and Wolfe Sts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24

It; Wfn0en par allrettet paa ct Soro,
ser Itoo peO SiOen al Sengen, on
meoens Ye0erlen lpilte, lGo Nilsion
paa Sengefarlten % Drof. 0o 9e=
rerien par fGroig meO Wtooltioet,
forlongte 9tilsion Ell SilO, men 0o
Get pilte Jig, at Der life par en- enelte
tilbage, blep Ntilslon ngal / Sopeoet"
og tog III paa Sor0et liggenoe Sloq-
tefnip og bGpeOe oen truen0e moo
Yeoerlen, Oenne tog ct Srp1tpffe -
ct Nfielfaft % log gtilslon eft
fraftigt Slug | SanOen, ioa ban
tolOt beOppet ON / Sengen. 9toole
@finutter efter fom 9filsion otter
til Sepioltbeo, reilte Jig % oq areb
efter Slagtefnipen. @eoerien fif OoQ
tprlt fat / &nipen, men Nilsipn qre6
III ell at De paa Sor0et itauenOe
Glaifer og log Eeoerien neo ben
prer penltre SfulOer. Gulen0e ber=
rrer og paaDirfet al oen npote Spi=
ritus jog ban Slogtefnipen / Nils=
ion, laa oenne fulOt ON / Sengen;
bDor mango @unge ban oerefter Iteo=
It &nipen / Nilslon, eQer bpor bQn
ralnte, funOe ban life gere &eoe
for.
Teoerien fom oerefter til 8eiit-
belie og inolua, at ban hapoe gjori
noget golf, og at BON bapoe orGbt
l~filsion. SporleOes ban fpm lD al
Suiet, buffer ban life, men bull
me0tog 70 SLATER, bpornf Ben enc
enOnu bar fplOt meo 9~rGnoepin; ban
n9gter at bape taget Tenge ira Nils=
ion. 0o ban forloo Steoet, began
ban Jig til en- ca. p Mil oerfra be-
liggenOe @aarO, bpor bans &preltc
tjener.
TeOeri EN- er fpOt Ben 5. 95lli
1879 og er oftere itrunet; ban bar
I flere gar fprt ct pogo6onOercnoe
Sip og er bengipen til 0rif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
Sful Gaaifen yHgttcs" / Iar igen

Sfal &aaifen ri1yttes" / Yar igen.
rllgeifrift for 9anOmGnD"s Sor-
iensforreiponOent ifrep foruO for
Eaolfe:
Otter al 9eregning pil 8aaife=
bogena / Iar for ltprite 0elen al
Sanoet folOe meget uhelOigt. 5
6ior foripgte man poo SiGGanO at
rejie Ell 9epegelie for &aaifens
6oltlGttelie til en- beltent Cato, iao
tioligt lom Tuaifen nogen SinOG
ton tomme. st er pit, Der fltnoe
pao ben Maaoe pinoes 3 meget
rGrOifuloe Sage. &eligi6ie @enipn
ter Der noturligpis toges; Ser err
ne~O6rpOenOe Senoenler nof / Dor
SiO, ioo 2nnompnoene 6pr fife for
zoe OisIe Senoenier. Men troos
aft ipnes ieg nGppe nof, SpDrgs=
maalet er u0oisfl1teret".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
WOrO paa SOrnbOlm.
en- 6Slge al 9ritferi.

AngaaenOe ct 0tor0, Der 6lep for
ppet peO Sosle, Sornbolm BEN 80.
Otarts, bor Moroeren Sans Mot=
tbias 8eoerien / Sorbpr ufgipet fel=
ganOe Silitaaeli e:
Wan0ng Oen3O. Morts omtrent
ST. 4 ON GftermiOoogen fom ban
pea i'm Smflaffen tiIfelOig forbi BET
&us, bpor 8. gtilsion boeoe. 0en-
ne ltoo uOenfor Suiet, fun ifprt
Sfiorte og unOer6enflaoer, og 90
ban iao Yeoerlen, bpo ben 9am IN
henfor. Ntilsion bapoe al Spiritus
fun liot &ognuf, iom ban ielp Oraf,
men ban bao Beoerien 6ente 8rpn-
eeDin og meogap bam en- <rb,
hpori por 2 Srepegleflaifer og 1
Botflaife, iamt 8enge. A~rreItanten
gift oerpaa ino til en- &sbmano !
Sasle, bpor ban ttf Slalferne fplot
meo 8r9nOepin, og penote mellem
9l. 7 og s til6age til @ilSions Sus.
Nilsion inpitereOe Ill &eOerien
ill at ipiie til Aften og ierpereoe
BAN ct MaultiO, 6eituaenOe al Slug
breb, Worgorine, fogt iult Glib og
6leif. &eOerien ipiite alene, iOet
Rilsion erflGreoe fun at biQe Drift
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
rTuu Slnst,"

Set er en- M Bog al 0oriottcrell
Euit. g. g. WfurIen. v&r. Ggb:.
giper ben fplgell0e InmelDel lc:
vSle"o g n&opl", Der 6or bum
Get Jig mango &enner, 9or MI fun
BET en- Sortirttelie / r@oo
6Iugt".
Set er en- ing &eben5obners ST.
Itorie. San begiuer Jig rpoo 6lrgt"
fra &9ffellesmeoerne / &oncertpa=
lGet, ban tror at ful1ne flpgte bort
fro goe epige arme" og tilbringe en-
Inprttolin 2'bhmbre-Sul onre hos
4. Mdnhopsfnh Seitfniten MleeHfe -aaf Gle
gegne bliper Be epige Irne peo at
itrGffe fig uo efter bam, mart UNDER
cen Sfiffelie, mart unoer Ell anoen
- intet SteOs fan 6on foa &o.
IQe Segne meOer yGGffelien" BAN
og til iioit mao ban gipe tobt.
Set er en- goo Sfiloring al, bpor-
leOes Sps og Merfe fan brpoes / en-
MennclfeijGl, og bporleoes 2pIet
fan 6rpoe igennem.
Set er flare, tpoelige Soner, Ser
gonr gennem Sogen; Der er Sriif-
beD og 6art oper ben.
Gen pil blipe til @leoe for mango
,tnge og gamle.
Sg non Der laa life / 8le0en bill
6lanoe Jig ct title Srf efter, at
uSGffelien" otter fltnoe fontme ii!
at forfplge en- ing &96enbapner, iuu
ban fife fan unogao at meoe ben,
life fan flpgte eerfra, bperfen /
@opeoitaO eler Eropins, bperfen /
eler paa 2anD?
Gen file 9og bar ogioa Sen Mis=
lion at p9ffe en- 9Gngiel / troenoe
@iertar efter, at @ltOs &ige mao
oabenbares, en- Siaio til, at set
fan ife.
Sg BEN piier, at ser fife 6liber
acknowledged, men GleOe, naar
set ifer.
SAB Oerlne 9og finOe lin SLABS pao
mangt ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
u@n penlia 6ilicn".

r@n pcnlig 6ilicn". gn Suono-
pGrfsipenb I 5torebeOinge, Ser bob-
Sc fprlpnet lin i%nbienotc Sfotteblan=
fet me0 zen penlig Silien iii Gig
~ningsfommisiionen" ipecieIt til oens
5ormano, SberratslagfSuer 2or-
fen, er berfor fommen golt al Steo.
San fit nemGig 3iliigeIie til at
mooe / &olitiretten, ioet &ommis-
iioners Sormono bop6e optoget Ser
rpenlige Silien" iom en- Sornpr-
melie. Wan forlangte ferIt, at
SaonOpGrferen ifltIoe gipe &ommis-
iionen en- l1n0Ifploning, og oa ban
fife biloe inOloOe Jig berpoo, bur
cereOe &olitiretten bans vpenlige
&ilien" til en- Ssoe pua 8 ar.
Sannbperfsipenoan n9gteoe imio-
lertio ogiao at betale @e0en, 90
ban mente, at SpfIigbeo / Tplge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
gommel &egel life foiteoe @eng:
Soaen er Oerefter gaGet til 0oms.
GleftricitetspGrfs =Erpjeftet t So

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I O0l=
GTf Nmt. Solb9f 9lmt5raao af=
Lrl0t Ben 2. IS. Mgoe ungaoenoe
Sporgsmanlet ON Inleg at ct 6gi=
lppn0ings : @leftricitetsp9rf / Sol
Def Amts 2anOOiltrift.
S 0tpoet oeltog Sngeniprerne
S6mitb % @alter, &%9benbapn, Ser
bar uoorbejoet ct @roieft til en- Mn=
lGgsium al 100000 Sir.
Get at Imtsraaoet ne6iatte llo=
polg itiQer Sorilag ON at afbolDe
Mpoer / Nlmtet og i6ge Segntng AT
Sor6rng al Gleftricitet poa oet
@~runOlag, at MmtsraaOet mleg-
ger % Oriper gleftricitetspGrfet
I~aaleoes, at ct epentl1elt SperIflo
no ober ct pasienOe Nfifripninas-
og 5Sorrentningsbelpb unpenoes I'll
NeOiGttelie al Setalingen.
6oriIoget forfoites meo 4 gtcn1-
mer moo A. 6orilaget pil ionoipr-
ligpis bIipe fremiat poonp / 9jnlt@-
raoOets or0inGre Mpoer / Mni >o
2 al 9(mtSraaoetS Meolemmer rnr
forhin0re0e | at oeltoge / Wpcet
nNnnte Noq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
Grpteit mpb Nntsraabct.

SNlb
Iplano er Der / Serb meD at no
brpOe &rig mellem AfbolosfolfenC
pg 9fingfpbing AmtsraoO, iom moi
life bill reipeftere &omlnunernes
Selpitpre. S Ginterens SOB er oel
foretoget EN- Gel &ommuneafitem1in
ger Sogne, bpor Ell &ro eGer @eit
.rrS,ii9g9yqo2ro 5ar ififtet gier, . i oil
Stlfeloe er sattfifemningen reiulterei
l. at &roen bltrOe neolegges.
st &or Steoer bar @mtsroooe-
imiolertio oaigepel a%nbefolet 9epil
lingen til ~fortiot &robolD. Nu for.
onitalter Afbol%0sfolfene en- Del @ro.
taitmpOer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
@algt, furinSem @alact fimoer

Steo, SiGlpefasiepulget i Soenie,
Der par faitiot til 4fboloelie Sen Z.
April, par alereOe afgiort, iOet ser
ca 6riiten fOr 5nOleuering al Sitter
liOlpb, fun bar inOfonnlen 2 laaOan-
ne, nemlig 1 meO - Nopne, inO.
gipet al SocialOemofratiet, og
ligeleOes lpoenOe pou II Nupne.
inOgipet al forlfeuige upolitiife Sn-
i1itrtioner.
Gisie "a &onOiooter cor luale-
res palgte. Seitpreliens fen1ogtp=
penoe Meolem, Der blep polgt ier=
tilt al ct. Sans 2anOiogn, er 81
Ialoemofrat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
st mislDffct Snip.

/ SlaagoarOsgaoe, &pbenbopn, bier
forleOen en- al @Glterne, en- Mon>
ira Sonoet, beitjoaIet for jim 9egne-
hog inOebolOenOe 1870 &r.
Gen %beitiaalet gift itrafs til 9uli-
tiet, % bet oplpltes MI, ct ban 6ap.
De pGret / Selifab mes en- Sonoe.
fdnger, Sobon Sent5en, Ser bapoe
brutfet bam fl1lO.
Aogle elmer efter lpffeoe5 SET
Yolitiet at onbolOe 9onoefange-
rem, Der fanbtes 8eiiooelie al Seg=
nebogen me0 ltprlte 0elen al De
ltjaal1e Eenge.