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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-23
NEW YORK HONORS
WASHINGTON

New York. Feb. 22.--Many nantes
tations Of the holiday spirit marked
the observance here today OF Wash
ington's natal day. Flags. foated from
all public buildings and from hun
dreds OF skyscrapers and private eHi-
fees. Several banquets and meetings
OF patriotic societies are scheduled for
tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26
Where Grant Wooed Julia Dent
Continued hpmpa
Continued from page s

home at White Haven. Father gave my
brother Louis two hundred acres near the
Grants, and on this he built, after his marriage,
a brick house, and called it Wish-ton- wish, an
Indian name for the whippoorwill. For all
the two examples set in home naming. the
Grants called their place by particular
name. They simply spoke of it as Home.
There was, however, nickname for 1t; but
| will not tell you what it was-because, and,
as because is a woman S word which answers
many questions for the sterner sex, it needs
must answer now for both We were much
given to the bestowing Of nicknames, and Mrs.
Grant, in private of course, called the General.
even when he was the President of the United
States, "Dudy." | am inclined to believe that
he rather fancied the name; for noticed that
he always answered to it with cheerfulness.
When Grant Was Beau
TONG years after White Haven was to us
- but memory, General Grant proved
that he often thought of it and of the days
that once had been. 1t was at White House
dinner. and | had just paid the President a
pretty compliment on the successful passage
of some public measure, when, with merry
twinkle in his eye, he called the attention of
the assembled guests to my poor self.
You have all heard" said he, what Mrs.
Casey has just said; but would you believe, "
he continued, sitting back in his chair and
she once called me- whom she now lauds to the
skies, an old devil?"
When the assumed establishment and doubt
of the company had subsidized, l asked the
General the why and wherefore, and if he had
not deserved the implication.
q 1t was when you were wee tot. Emmy,
he said in quiet voice, leaning over the table
toward me. You were six or seven years old
and your sister Julia and overlook you on
your way to school when we were out horse
back riding. At my suggestion, you were
lifted to the back of my horse. and rode
with your arms clasped round my waist.
When near our destination l remarked by
way of a little pleasantly, Emmy, when ali
the nice little boys and girls at your school
see coming, they will say, Look! Here
comes Emmy Dent and her beau!"' and you
answered, You are more like my sister Julia S
beau, you old devil!"
mo, General" fastened to correct, amid
the general laughter, Il did not call you an
old devil, really did not; for in those days
my one favorite expression of childish dis
pleasure for humanity at large, was one that
had been taught me by the darkies; so. on
the occasion you refer to, may have called
you an old black, niger devil"
And SO l did, am quite sure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26
In the Red Mans Country
Continued from page 8

curtain and her voice was strained" some
thing about your accident. That day you
were shot" She hesitated, and he cried
SHARPLY .Ry,. 80 ~ wsr e,o,,a uo,, ..u -.
what l know, what l have always known? l
hoped you would never hear. Did Pete tell
you? Come here!"
Try as she would she could not disobey the
low command, and when she stood beside him
he said, Don't blame your father. 1t was
my fault. He was true to the customs of his
people. / had no business to NEEDLE in what
/ didn't understand. Promise me never to
think of it again"
She looked at him piteously. "Then-then
you aren't going to tell the Captain?
He frowned darkly. The Captain! What
business is it of his? This is between you and
me. So that is Why Pete told you! Has Swift
wind gone away?"
She nodded, and he looked at her strangely
before he said slowly:
You must hate me-to think that would
take steps against your father"
She did not look at him as she said haltingly,
IL don't hate you-not as did.
enough to be propped up in the big chair
at the window, where he could watch the lake,
that she spoke of leaving him. You don't
need me. Pete can look after you, and
must go back to my school room"
He stared at her dumbly. He had not
thought that she would go away. Need
you'" he said at last. Il shall always need
you Why. you belong to me! You know
you do. Oh. dear girl, not in that way!" as
She flushed and turned away I'VE have for
gotten that You belong to me as the one
woman in the world does to her man. You
know it. You know you will be my wife.
But tell me-"
His voice wooed her. SO did his masterful
manner, and when he held out hand white
and weak though it was, it was still strong
enough to hold her.
II believe l do" she faltered wonder
ingly as she let him draw her nearer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

and dining room. Above these were three
bed rooms, two of good size, and a small front
room over a portion OF the hallway below.
The kitchen and servants quarters were
cabins to the rear.
Long before her marriage to Captain Grant,
father gave Sister Julia three slaves, who re-
NAMED of course, at White Haven while she
was there. Later, when Captain and Mrs.
Grant were stationed at different army posts
in the free States, these slaves were left behind
for obvious reasons. With these three servants,
two white horses,-l can them nova
wagon, COW, and the log house on the eighty
acres of land mentioned, the Grants began
civilian life in Missouri.
The House Raising Party
7 DO not doubt that there several elderly
men yet living in St. Louis or on the
Gravoise, as the neighborhood where we lived
they lent to the Grant house raising party {;
for it was Sister Julia S wish that, inasmuch as
her home was to be of the old fashioned kind.
it must and should be built in the old fashioned
way,-to wit, log laid upon log by friendly
hands So, after several busy days for colored
Kitty and Mary in the kitchen, and. after
quantity of trees had been felled, the logs duly
hewn, notched on the ends, and then dragged
to the proper site, the neighbors from the
Gravoise were invited in to the raising" and
sooner than one would expect, for all the feast
ing and merrymaking the house was done.
Later carpenters from the city put on the
finishing touches.
As l remember them, the window frames
opened outward from the middle, and in each
frame there were two panes of glass separated
by strip of wood as broad as mans hand
This gave pleasing and harmonious effect,
and was in perfect keeping with the Grant
log cabin.
One of our favorite amusements was horse
back riding, and, each of us had saddle
horse. and the many roads and bride paths
about the surrounding country were excellent
for that purpose, we were often in the saddle.
Captain Grant expert horseman, and.
as Sister Julia was enthusiast as well, they
passed many morning and evening a-horse-
back during the days of their courtship. Cap
tain Grant rode blooded animal which he had
brought from his home in Ohio, and Sister
Julia Kentucky mare named Missouri Bell
The name of Sister Nellie's horse was Nell,
and mine was Sub My brothers were always
and forever changing their Notwithstanding
new ones and selling the old,-so they did not
become SO attached to them that they would
give them names or learn their whims and
follies as did girls, ours.
Besides the Grants, there was yet another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

you can't speak to the Captain about
Il should say noti" interrupted Norris
emphatically.
"Then you'll keep out of his way or go back
home. It's risky sport hunting IN the Indian
country sometimes" significantly
RUT Norris was not to be intimidated, and
- one day Pete brought him home, shot
through the chest.
Ann Swiftwnd was on the bank when the
canoe touched the shore, and before he lifted
out the unconscious man Pete muttered words
that made the girls face gray and haggard
Then she followed him as he staggered to the
house with his burden.
real world where nothing is tangible, and when
he woke he found Ann at his side.
You'll" he murmured, and would have
made an effort to rise if she had not placed
her hand on his arm.
YES" she said simply, / am here. Drink
this and go to sleep again"
You won't 90 away" He had found her
fingers and chung to them chlldishly. She
promised. and he took the nourishment and
was soon asleep, still holding her hand
You owe more to your nurse than you do
to me-" grumbled the doctor, when he came
in and found his patient free from fever. She
is one of those almost extinct creatures,-a
born nurse. tell you. young man, it was
touch and go with you'll
II am glad | owe my life to her, he said.
Il had rather be in her debt than in yours.
Do you know Why" he asked when the doctor
had gone away.
She walked to the window and looked over
the snow crusted ground to the lake, SO coldly
blue that day NO" she said at last.
He watched her for a moment, and then
took advantage of his weakness My pillow
isn't exactly comfortable" And as she re-
placed it he looked at her downcast face and
murmured gently, % never saw you that you
didn't remind me of firecracker, until was
shot. You always looked at me as though
was the match that would make you explode.
It's much pleasanter to be friends. You never
were quite just to me; but you will be now.
You can't hate me as you did, not after taking
care of me like an angel. What did you keep
me alive for. if not to forgive me? You don't
hate me as you did, do your"
She pulled her hand away and went back to
the window. There is something / must tell
you" Her fingers pulled nervously at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26
cUpID'S MISSES

Dan Cupid. spite his fame,
Has now been brought to shame.
We have discovered, mid his kisses,
His tiny arrows oft make Mrs.
James Schneider, Jr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-24
Hemmeligheden we'd
EN $K0N
AnsigtsfaI've
meddeles nu
T r 7

Hvilken Skonhed er Snskeligere end
en- yndig Ansigtsfarve og ~elegante Jul
veler. EN- LEJLIGHED FOR ENHVER
kVINDE TIL AT OPNAA BEGGE,
for en- b%egr@nset It'd.
Anvisning og Opskrift for at opnaa
en- f%ejlfri Ansigtsfarve er en- Hemmslig-
he'd, som lenge har vnret bevogtet at
Dstl@ndinger og Gr@kere.
bette o%pnaaede vi efter fere Aars
Arbejde og stort Udleg. bet er den
Metode, som bruges at de fagreste og
>mukkeste Kvinder i Europa.
Hundreder at amerikanske Kvinder,
som nu bruger Diet, har udtrykt deres
Behag og Tilfredshed.
Denne Hemmelighed er let at for
staa og mem at fSlge, og Diet vii spare
Dem for Udlag til cream, Sminke
wand og BIGGER, give Dem en- smuk An
-i@tsfarve for bestandig og frier Hidden
fra BIegner. daarlig KulSr etc. bet er
alene verd mango Gange den Pris, Vi
heder Dem ON at sende for en- Dia
mantring af nyeste design.
vi sR!ger Dem Ringen for kan hdt
mere, end den koster at fabrikere.
Prison er mindre end Halvdelen ~
hvad andre tager. Opskriften give
frit med Ringen.
bet er en- agte rose cut" Diamant
ring med gnistrende CLANS, absolut ga
ranteret, meget fin, formet som en-
,.Belcher" med Tiffany Setting af y
Kt. Guld-SkaI. Hos Deres .Juveler vii
de den koste adskilligt over $500.
vi vii sende i Poster nevnte Op
skrift frit, naar Deres Ordre for Rim
gen tillige med $500 i NJ. O., FrimRrker
eller Sedler modtages.
SEND Deres Ordre, for Forsyningen er
ophrugt.
Dette Tilbud gsres for en- begrmnset
TIL for at avertere og indfsre wore
Varer.
Send i Dag, for Lejligheden gaar
tabt.
r. c. MosELEY
% East 23rd Street. New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-24
st sOOt Orb.

gu er eli fer lille Some, % lea.
reo life, bporleoes ieg funoe pore
I'll nOen Dig, lagOe ban, ioet ban
I'M Morgene1 gift til lit ~9(rbejoe.
Sum glemte Sl1sar6eioets Streb
% Wtple % npnlleoe Ell Sanq, me
oens BUN gift og orDne0e / Sulet
erter 6rofoiten; og ga bun feie0e
Sroppen, lang bun iao bpjt, at Sea
bntonen berte BET, og 6un 6eqpnOte
.6glad at ipnge. 0ette bprte S(oq=
terOrengen, iom iu1t gif forbi, og
ban begpnote ogIaa at ipnge. SAD
leOes 1preOtes Der 5ilfreosbe0 ira
9Jerte til 9jerte, bare for0i Mon-
nen bapOe tolt ct file o~nerfen0eltoa
Sro til lin Suftru.
Al1erfenoenOe Sr0 ct ION irnoa
Gngle. Sen0 Dem rs!
VI oefll9I Sro tan gore en- life
8ift Sfgelr, Der ombpuer ct Sier-
fe, % lenoe Ell 2psltroole oerino.
Ut penligt @oanotrpf fan frelie
en SjGl ira 6ortpiplelie.
st Denligt Smil fan itonbie Gao
rem / giet.
&c er inou @ngle. Geno oenr
lis!
0eriom Sieneitepigen gsr lit Or
teJOe goOt, lao fig, at set er pei
gJort. Seriom Barnet / Sfolen
ger line Soger goot, iaa ppr fife
ponge for at gipe set ct onerfenbe
SrO. Oct opmlntrer til forsqet
&~nitren9elie.
@ent fife, til @o'r er lat | Gro
pen, fer on uotoler Sin Sof til
Denoe, Tor bbao bum bor ppret for
Big.
gig benoe BET mi, meoens blt11
leoer. Soar bun er 6orte, be6oper
bun tnaen 0pmuntring fra Sig.
9oorfor er oct iou meqet bait
' 1tell9ere at tale ct anerfenoenoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-24
Gn @uO, Der bprcr Spnncr,

gn &offuroi-&aptain, Ser op0e
paa .Spen, bopoe iltoen i'm iiOIte
Geiie neoifrepet en- 9pn for lin liQe
Spn og GENT Yapiret / en- @getres=
fiIte.
Otter bans 9go laaieoe @nfen
9iiten, og ga BUN Iaa paa lit 9eos=
lee, 9oD bun SpnI1en gtpgfe1t.
Sennen pofseOe op til en- uguoe=
liJ og baarlig Mano.
San bar aaereoe en- miooelal=
6renoe Wano, oa ban en- Sang at
9epsgerrigbeo aabneoe &iIten oq
ianot &apiret, Ser bapoe felgenoe
l1oifrift:
SO SIS Spn for SuItru o.
8arn."
0a Spnnen bapoe leit 9pl1nen,
.ldgoe ban &opiret tilbage % lao
ieoe &ilten igen.
0fen Sc Orb, ban bopoe leIt,
flnoe ban fife lanie for. o.
brGlOte in0e / bans ltrolige Siertc:
Gon 6leD tiliiO1t ioo oD6t be0ropet o.
iao urolig, at bans &enner troeoe,
Gon par 6lepen i~tn0sipg.
san falOt / Stppet for @uo %
raobte til BAN ON Noaoe % be-
gpnOta ct NIT 2ip / gpn % 2p0ig-
beo.
% Serren bite Zig iom Sen @uo,
Ser lonter Oent, Der tror paa Dam.
&oa berlig Moaoe iporeoe ban
pea BEN @6n, Ser bar neologt fife
Blot &iiten, men ogiaai 9int So0er-
hierte for ober ct GoIpt Iarbun0re0e
itben.
S set 6immelife 6o6er6us blep
Ser @lGOe ober Sen bortgongne
S0ns &ienlfpmIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-24
Srtblebcm Dg Sprncnc.

Gen forfGroelige 8egipen6e0.
iDm paafulgte Be Bile MGnOs Be-
iog / Bethlehem at Song Serooes
los ibielilua Smoo6ornene Ser /
gDen, ifulOe 0anne iom ct Sfel
melem Ell ganlmel og en- M Sio.
Spirit meO Dor Serre Selus Sri
ltl1s fommer Sen NanO til Gaa0e,
iom ban lelp bar gipet ltotrpf / set
oeilige Orb: Sober Sc 1maa 9grn
fnmme til mig og formener Dem
fife; tbi Cubs &ige bgrer iaooomla
til".
Oct bar noget FELT MT, at ser MI
Itulbe toges Bette @eniDn til 9er-
meme.
Seoenifobet Sen Gang fenoemer=
fenes netop peo BET mobiotte: &oo<
beoen oberfor 86rnene - og en6nu
er Bette Srpf ct al oe 1ifre1te poa
@e6enifab.
Spilfe forferoelige Sielemoro
begaas Ser bog enbm1 fife paa 8er-
meme - ogioa miot / 9~riitenbeoen.
Salrige @anoer itreber SeIus
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-24
&priet.

Oct %pantro, freOl6ie @ierte pi(
6eitonOig gore &oriet, ariiti beIlige
&ors, til @enitanO for Nngre6.
&oriet er og bliper @rGferne Ell
Ioorifo6 % SoOerne Ell Sorargeli e.
Gat mqa iaa blipe, for0i &oriet
6~ete9ner netop Srelieren / &Grlig-
be0ena iiOIte afg6renoe SejrsItllno.
"a bon pao &oriet bpieoe @opeoet
oq uooon0eos, bar SreIi ems @rltno
logt, llroffeligt. 9t &ri1tlts opoe
~betegner, at Sagen er nflll1ttet
qenemfprt, ipm @lto ga ogIaa goo
fenoer BET, ioet ban opreiite &ri=
tins fra Sc Dpoe.
9erfor bliper &oriet baabe cit
&%'pilepla0s og Ell Seirsplabs for
bper, iom tager Oer6en / Sro -
&pile faar Ou pe0 Sreoen meo @uo
forn1eoelit Spnoernes Sorlabelie -
l4e seie 5eHfter aolt bier @ana Nn- he0
&oriet 1tof9mper olt, boabe Srt-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-24
Nit ogbeite Snotrgt.

Oct par en- berlig 8aarmorgen.
Einlens bpltiOelige Stilbeo bpileOe
oper gtaturen, men / nit 9ierte par
Der uro og Strio. ., bpor bel ieg
minoes ben Sio, ieg fprit ooergap
mig til min Srelier, 0a iubleOe leg
i So~rpisning ON @uos tilgipenoe
&GrligbeO. Wien M: Seq Jog
min Sibel op og lelte: y9en, 1onl
life forn9gter Jig lelp, tager &oriet
op og fplger mig, fan fife bore min
9tlcipel". Sornegte mig ielp -
felge SeiusI Af, ieg bapoe palt-
rret mine egne Geie, BET iaa ieg MI.
0fen Seius bapOe forr9gtet fig
ielO og por bIepet lpoig inotil Op-
ben, &oriets 9pO, for min StplO!
81, bpor ieg folte mig Opbt ulpffe-
Zig!
Seq fl9Ote mig pua og gift til
Strife. OagerS Sefst bar BET Der
lige @pongeliu1n: Sau bar @u0
ellfet &er0el. S Nonoen5 &raft
ifil0reOe Grel item CUBS &GrliQbe0
og ~opforOreOe os aQe til at 6etpnfe,
6Da0 @l1O bop0e giort for ps, ioet
ban iGrlig maleoe Sen tornefrone0e
for pore Sine. Seq ipntes, 8rel=
ierens p~emo0ige 8lif bpilte paa
| mig, og ieg ioo Sornelle bore fig
mo / bans 8anOe. ga jeg fom
Rjem, tog ieg fot | no9Ge Blade,
lem loo poa nit gor0. Spao oil
Jet iflllOc mooe mig ems Sen torne-
froneOes @iQeoe. Oct 6leb MIG iaa
unOerligt, ieg mootte 6riltd;
@roao, SflllOe ieg pope at o1Gke
nit @ierte for bom. 9(f, ieg 6ap0e
10 fornGgtct 6ont. @on piloe III
tet bope meo mig at g6re.
On Iftenen gift ieg / 8eoebuIct.
&r9I item bno os inotrengenoe ON
at a9te pau Dor Seipgeliestio. Seq
fplte, at bette gialot ogiao mig, men
hpor f1noe jeg pope at fro. Stem
gift jeg ao en- neologt Sci for al
pere alene. SeH - ieg ss~aaifftsssHasfaF
frem, ioo ieg peo @r6ftefonten to
Eopltpffer, iom bapbe bert lummen
Seq tog Dem op, set bar eft giaeoe|
al ben tornefronebe. Seq fan fife
telfripe, bba0 ieg felte. Mit Sierte
fplotes puo Ell Sang meo oen IN
oerligIte Singer og Sen Op6eIte
@lGoe! Seq log0e nit Sierte
co6ent for Serren og boo bom ON
TiQie til at bengipe mig felt, % lea
ftf Nanoens SegG poo, at min 9on
pnr 6srt.
q. S. / senoe6.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-24
eyurt @apne, Snbtana'

ltelie til at pGre @ro ulpoig, naar
ban faloer paa Dig - og til at
cpertrp0e bans Suo, lfpnt olt fem
Der bans &illie.
&oriet lfal bore / alt sit Seirs-
mGrfe, forOt finn pes BET pi poroe
itGrfe". gGer iom &oltIlts uotrpf-
fer Set: vMaen BET bore Iangt fra
mig at role mig lioen al Dor Ser
res Seiu ariiti 9ors, peo bpem
&erOcn ct forsfGItet for mig - og
ieg for &erocn".
ga, &oriet betegner set qrltrb-
triitelige, Set tiff mpoiatte uf Ser
Gems Sanfegona. 9erfor er Ser
Croft pe0 &oriet / 0enne treIteleie
&eroen.
y&r. S%oGfe6G."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-24
Gn SpinOes Irbeibe fpr &riitns.

Or. SorreD bar f%ortalt f6lgenoe:
6or nogle Iar iiOen blep en- &pi1-
oe, lom bar Here Ssrn ODbt paa-
pirfet al at lGie ON Wfiis Srances
@iaarOs 2ip og Sirfiombeo. Gen
lie &pinbe fom til mig en- Dag og
logoe: Seq pilOe ioa gerne gore
noget for ariltls. Seq ipare0e:
9e fon, 0e fan. Nei iagoe bum,
leg fan fife, min Eligt er at Jorge
for min Samilia. Naturligpis er
oct iao, men De fun BOG gsre noget
for &riitus. Ge fan fpre 9eres
Sorn til bom 9e fan fpre Dem,
iom Sc bar 6orretninger nleo, til
&ri1tus.
Seq ingttog oenne &nill0e. Spert
&arn / benOes 6an1ilie blep / oell
tiOlige 9arn0om fGrt til @u0. st
al Dem for6ereOer Jig nj til @rp-
oifeembe0et, TO al Dem er 6eI ter1t
til at gaa no iom M%islionGrer og ct
al Dem blep fol0et til en- beore Ser
zen | 8 Nurs 9l0ercn. Gen Wor=
gen, Oo set file 9 9(or gorlle Barn
6p0e, ifltloe en- Spgeplejerlfe font
NE % paste BET. Barnet ingoe ga
til tit W}ooer: Seq fan fife pioe,
en- Spgepleierifen er en- &riIten,
9pis bun fife er Set, ioa ma ri
le0e ben0e til &riItuS. @per Sic
Ter, ipm fon1 til bette Stem, 6(ep
Der tolt til ON SiGlens 6re(ie.
Sngeil al os 6urOe Iige, at hi life
fon gore noget for Serren; foor ri
Bore @ierte for bon, ioa fan ii
gerc nlcget, megct for 8riItltS.
(8pmislionpren.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-24
r. c. MOSELEY

81 East 23rd Street. New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-24
THE j. w. KIDD COMPANY.
8. 1O5.

efter 2ipet, netop iom ban er peo al
pinoe Magt / 8prnenes og Be l1nges
&jerte.
Men Oerfor ntaa etbpert troenoe
Menneife - / iomme @roo iom ou
olnoer big iom @uo 6aoers Barn
- pogte poa, at aft BET / Oin Sero,
iom fitnOe fororge 96rnene, aft Set,
Der iiq ieln nler eler mitore be-
pioit itr96er o@ornet" efter 2ipet,
fan 81.
Gen HrGOifen bolOes ogiou fra
Bethlehem - fra Suffers SetbIc-
hem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-24
S%fOD4oarO Heteriens
SD0er.

Sbger at bcn megct pDpnlGre o.
pnbebe SDrfatter GGics itnSig meb
itprre ug itbrre Sntcresie.
gn np Geffe 5maobsger er mb-
fommen, iom faloes .&orte Orb
ON Itore cling.
1. &riitcnSom en- @irfelig6eb.
16 Stoer / Smilag. 8ris 1Oc.
2. Sar gpn praftif @Grbi. Is
SiOer | Smllog 1Oc.
3. Sglbt af Iambem. 80 Sioer
| Smilag. Bris 15c.
4. sil bate Si9le. 16 Sioer
/ SmiIog. Bris 1Oc.
5. interchangeable af sru %
III ssbfsEae Sl1s. fecYT S3t..
flag. Hris 1Oc.
6. Cubs Ylan meb bit 9ip. t6
Sioer / Smilog. 8ris 1Oc.
Z. Suriunimgen. 16 Sioer 1
Smilag. 8ris 1Oc.
8. Sporfor Gub fuller fit In.
fist. 16 Sioer / SmiIag. gris
Zoe.
8. gOr Sitting til 8i6lem. "a
Sioer | OmiIog Bris 15c.
SGsmimgems SetpOaing / ct fri.
Itent nngoomslip. As Sioer | Sr1.
flag 15c.
@enifa6ets Sitting / ct friftIiqt
~l1ngbomslib 81 Sioer / OmiIoo.
Hris 15c.
-rpens Setgbning for BEN, Der
bill frem / Seroen. 148 5iber t
Smilog. Sris 40. @oot mob. 6Oc.
GmpcnOer cber; tbi Simmerioes
&ige er fommet ner. Soreoraa
bolot oeo BET ferte Noroi5f Stu
oen.erms0e. 20 Sioer / OmIIoo.
Yris 10c.
6ourleoes finocs Cubs giGic.
Si6elihlOie. 4S Sioer / SmiIoo.
Eris 15c.
J~OrifarOens 9Gielsrbf og for.
ruftig @~uosoprfeIie 80 9i6er /
0milog. Eris zoe.
&riitms % be Stnbcrembe. csno-
6oIo: NanOS0anelie og a~riftentro
- Stu0entertppe. - StG @oLo.
5ohO Oporogelie. 70 sioer /
OmiIag. @ris 2Oc.. ssnob. SOC.
SrOcns 6cmlig6cD. 9aaoo / Sci
profti}fe GroesIip. 1872 5iber /
0milog. 8ris soc. STINT fnobun-
sen $3.50.
San Der lepcs paa 3eligiss Cber-
trp. Wenneifbe0en noen 4riitns.
De religibie Menneifetpper. On
Bog ON 2ipsperoier / 5piritisme.
8beoiofi, Moei m. NJ. 226 Si-
Der / Smilag. Sris $3.50.
Sam Der lepes paa Gationalisme?
acknowledgment uoen &riitus. Sc
HeligigIe Menneifetpper. SENDS.
Aerninger til Soar. 224 Sioer F:
Omilag. Hris $1.40.
Damifb 2mtb. Enb. Sunfe,
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