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The Washington times., 1908-10-06
ZangcuAps "The Melting Pot' Dramatic Success;
Nine. Na2iooUa Beautiful Nora in a Dolls House
BOOKING OF WEEK
AT THE THEATERS

CoLUMBIA-"The Melting Pot"
BELASCO-ALIne. Nazimova.
NATIONALS race George, in
"DivOrcons.D
CHASE 's-"The Naked Truth" and
Vaudeville.
ACADEMY-"The Prince Of Spend
thrifts."
GAXETX-"Tle VERY Bur-
lesquers."
LZCEU1h-"The Travellers"
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
WEALTHY.

You viii find that the altitude is
high at Denver"
THAT amt nOthin' il won't be more
than we kin afford. we find tibet the
highest is generally the most eCOnOmi-
cal fin the long run. Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

accustom themselves to it, and until
the new choirs grow more skillful and
confident.
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Chief Engineer and Mrs Williamson.
T. \ y. wlo spent the summer in their
place IN Chevy Chase, have opened their
washington house for the winter.
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Mrs Clagett and Miss CorneHa clay
eft, widow and daughter OF the TsTa
MAJOR C-agetJ T. 5 A. VIII spend the
winter in Washington al the Eanav-ha-
where they have taken an apartueut.
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Col and Mrs. Green c. GOOdI0e, L. S
Al c. have returned from their sum
mer outing and are now al their cOuu-
Try place, near the Soldiers Home
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
MISS LAMOND WILL WE'D
w. H. STUMPFEL TONIGHT
Ceremony Will Take Place at the Home of the Bride and
Will Be Witnessed by Relatives and Init
mate Friends Only

Mrs. Virginia Minor LamOnd has an
-lounced that her daughter, Miss Viz
sinia Dale Lamond, will be married 10
William Henry StumpfeI. Of New York.
this evening at s o'clock IN the home
Of the briCe. Jne 81 afford Hotel The
Rev Jcseph F. MCGEE. Of the Sacred
Heart Shrine, viii be the officiating
clergyman
William tombstone Marsh, brother-in-
law OF the bride. VIII escort her to the
altar, and the brides only attendant
Will be her niece, little Miss Dorothy
Marsh
Howard Elliott, OF Washington. VIII
be the best man for 8Ir- StUmpfeL
Only a small party OF relatives and
intimate friends viii attend the cere-
mony. which VIII be followed by an
informal reception
Mr.. and Mrs william CalIum Bowles
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, MaUde Darlington, 70 William
Clement Barber, son Of Mrs F. c.
Barber. The wedding viii take place
/ Wednesday evening, October q, at S
O'Clock. in St. Marks Episcopal Church
mrs. Calvin @ TriDoy, sister of the
bride, will be the matron Of honor,
and Miss Pearl Gaskins and Miss Paul
inc Montgomery viii be the brides
, maids. The best man viii be Samuel A.
. Goodacre.
DR.. P. ". Murton, OF Euclid street
has returned to Washington from q
two months stay in New Jersey
Gen. and Mrs. T. n. Coates and their
son. Lieut.. c. 4. Coates. who spent the
summer travelling in the North, have re-
. turned TO Washington ard have opened
their apartment in the Cairo
Admiral and Mrs. r. c. steyens. who
spent the summer abroad. returned 10
Washington today
Capt and Mrs. +. W. Harris, Of Aide,
W Va, have taken apartments in the
Highlands for the autumn season
Mrs. n. C. stiles. who spent the spring
and summer in California, has returned
10 Washington and has opened her
apartment in the Cairo.
Miss Jean Crozler, Of Philadelphia.
has taken an apartment in the High
! lands for the winter season
Sing Before President
The Mountain ASH Male Voice Welsh
Party. from South Wales. sang before
the President and Mrs Roosevelt in the
East Room Of the White House yester-
day afternoon by special appointment
Among the others present were Mrs
L0ngworth, the Secretary and Mrs.
Loeb, and a small party OF friends Of
the President and Mrs Roosevelt
The President and Mrs Roosevelt re-
Ceived a souvenir program bound ia mo-
rocco leather
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
were hosts al a box party az The Co
lIuubia Theater last evening. Their
guests were Secretary and Mrs Loeb
and General CrUZier- Others in the au-
dicUCc were Secretary and Mrs. Stratus
and Secretary Root
Mrs William Howard Taft wife or
the Republican nominee for the Presi-
deucy. who is the guest Of her brother
in-llw and sister. Ny. and Mrs. Henry
w Taft. in their home in New York.
was their guest at theater party at
( the Casino last evening
McNeils Return Home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcneil have return
ed 90 their home. I5l r street. from
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Eear Admiral T. n Ramsay, L. S. y,
and Miss Mary Ramsay. who sne1t fre
summer AT The Portsmouth, y. H navy
yard with Psymaster Martin NJ Ram
say T. 5 NJ have returned 70 their
home on - street
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

The Mexican Charge d'Analres and
Sonora de GOday entertained the MeXi-
can delegates 90 the international Con
Eress on tuberculosis al dinner Tasr
evening.
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Guests Of General

shine. L. S. A. and their two sons.
are the guests OF Gen. and Mrs. Samuel
Cvenshine in their home on TWENTY
first street
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Mrs E1ut Slater. Of Washington, is
2 memDer OF the house party Mr.. and
Alrs- Richard c. Dicey are entertaining
al L-elr Lcnox estate, TangIswO0d-
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Rear Admiral and Mrs George c.
Remey. T. s n. who spent the sum
Tner IN jamestown, P T. have return
ed 20 Washington Miss Angelica Rem
ey IS visiting Rear Admiral William
c. GlhsCu's family in Brooklyn and
Miss Remey is the guest OF friends IN
Chicago
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur d. Addison have
returned To washington from Par
Earb0r- where they spent the summer
and VIII open their house on ID street
IN a day or two
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
RetuTn 81 Washington.

Major General and Mrs Maude 1er-
ram, u 5 a. VINO closed their cottage
dJ PrcIts Eeck, 1Ie-, recently, have
returned To t.-eir apartment IN the Bur
liuEt0n.
Miss Mauda Merriam has returned
from Europe, where she spent the sum
mer touring with a party Of her friends
from BTyu MaWr.
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Here for the p-inta-

Mrs Earmaly and Miss Karmany,
wife and daughter Of Col Lincoln Kar-
many, L. s NJ. c., have taken an apart
ment at 1851 Nineteenth street for the
winter.
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Rear Adm, raj Watson. T. s N ana
Mrs Watson Rave returned from the
Blue mountains 10 their home near
Dupont Circle
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McNeils Return Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcneil have return
co 90 their home, I5l r street, from
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Mrs. n. c. stiles. who spent the spring
and summer in California. has returned
10 Washington and has opened her
apartment in the Cairo.
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Capt and Mrs. +. ". Harris Of Aide,
W Va, have taken apartments in the
Highlands for the autumn season
The Washington times., 1908-10-06


tia. their former home, where rEey
spent The summer.
Cen and Mrs. j. Franklin Bel are a,1-
pScLed 70 return 20 their home al Fort
Ayer IN a Gay or two from the West
where they have spent the last month
The first pert Of the trip was spent in
making a. tour OF Inspection Of TIE Va
riOus forts. and the latter part of trs
time ia camping and horseback trlgs 10
the Yellowstone Park
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Mrs Harriet Blaine Bealc has oaaneF
her house on * street for -re sa.s1--
af-er spending the summer tn Augusta.
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

a reception and banquet was held last
evening By the "IuGCCr-DutG10- Club
% The Young Woman-s Christian Lss1-
citation. in The Clul-0Cus- -L honor z
the new members and Ire ErsL B-Gg
81 the club, Mrs James T. NacouEhC~r-
The rooms We're beautifully de-o-- I'd
with ferns. palms. yellow Oahl-as. and
aSJers
Miss Naysie r Ku1sman. the -.az--
dent. pronounced the Invocation. ana
Mss Bertha Paisley was t0aScmistrlss.
The following tOasts were given.
Our Girls by Dr. Ada r. Thomas:
The Other Girl" Miss n Carrie
smith our New Members Miss Ar
eel PAYNE response, Miss Lena II
Richardson, Our Bride" Miss Alice
smith, response. Mrs James z Ma
C0ugEtry: Our Groom Miss Elizabeth
" BealI- response. James F. LacOugh-
try Our New SeCretGr1 ." Miss Chick
eTilgi response, Miss Marguerite Morse.
and "IndOeTS-OUJdOeTs' - Our Future
Miss Florence H. Brown
The table was laid in the form 5f a
large SCUlClrC-e. with CeuterDfec-s Of
yellow dahlias and ferns The place
cards were green and gold-the club
CuICIS.
Airs. Bailey. president OF the FcunE
WOman's Christian Associ3rscn. and
Miss Elizabeth Pierce. chairrn-sr. Of the
extension committee. were -ag oa.v
guests present who were not ...Subers
of the club
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Miss Jean Cr0zier. Of Philadelphia,
has taken an apartment In the High
lands for the winter season
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Admiral and Mrs r c. Steyens. who
spent the summer abroad. returned 10
Washington today
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Gen. and Mrs. T. n. Coates and their
son. Lieut.. c. +. Coates. who spent the
summer travelling fin the North, have re-
turned TO Washington ard have opened
their apartment in the Cairo
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
Mr.. Z9ngwiIl the Source.

But il is Mr. Zangwil who gives this
production its wide appeal. rather than
even so good a company. He has dra-
matted an idea. while he pleads a cause
strangely contradictory to certain
earlier stories like TRANSITIONAL and
earlier plays like The Children Of the
Ghetto For his own marriage outside
his race he is said to have been ad-
versely criticized by other Jews. In lieu
of his old enthusiasm over a Zionist
colony he is said 10 have accepted this
new hope OF a race mingled with the
rest and made part of an ingOt Of pure
metal which is 10 be the American Of
the future. And all this is comprehend
ed In a dramatic composition when
even afte- one hearing writes itself on
the sensibiliues as gripping, artistic,
great some cXciSlCcS VIII help Il.
perhaps an occasional scene can be
omitted 10 the en1 that the interest may
keep more steadily on the two who
make the play; but these are changes
for any competent stage manager
Though not a line be touched. The
Melting Pot IS a striking dramatic sue
cess And when author, actors and
producers have come into their own by
means Of II they may have the SITS
faction Of having achieved through the
worthy presentation of an idea near
to the very heart Of the new world.
ALLEN y. ALBERT.
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
So Before President.

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
were hosts al a box party az the Co
luUbla Theater last evening. Their
guests were Secretary and Mrs Loeb
and General CrUZier- Others in the aU-
dicuCc were Secretary and Mrs. Stratus
and Secretary Root
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Mrs William Howard Taft. wife or
the Republican nominee for the Presi-
deucy. who is the guest Of her brother
I in-law and sister, Ny and Mrs Henry
W. Taft. in their home I'm New York.
was their guest at a rheater party at
the Casino last evening"
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

DIT. P. ". MurtOn, OF Euclid street
has returned to Washington from a
TWO months stay IN New Jersey
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

omfottenoe ben npe 9opn, lloItil.
ling5terrGnet peO %ontoppioonS.
gaoe, SorOarbeiOet peo Sinlensqooe
ialt ca. 40 Wtono, bar, ifolge &c
mofroten", 0en I. NlpriI neOlugt 4r.
bej6et.
gn Population ira Gr6eiOern(
b%enpenote Jig 9agan foru0 til Soft
llarn1 og ltiue0e pua iuntliqe Nrbei.
0eres &egne &rap ON, at MorGnls
aommulleS Nperensfomit meO 9lr.
beiosmGnbenes Sor6ltno ogloa fill.
re gGloe pnn &onmonns 9(r6ei0s.
pluoler. Otter Sen nGpnte Sperens.
fomlt ifal &onnttnens 9(rbei0ert
hape 43 Gre fra i. 9lpril.
Sonnarn npgte0e at iltoquo pas
Sperensfomiten, bpilfet bar Nuriut
til arbeiOsneolGggellen @oHmanr
bar pua De forifellige 9~(rbeiospluo.
ler betalt $40 Gre / Simen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

%tiIrette poo 2oftet i Gien0ommell
Nr. 30 % 81, og Oa geboerne OBJ
0ogeoe SlOen, boboe oenre a1ereDt
nleget froftig fat i SogpGrfet.
SEQ Srltgen al 3 SIunger fit
Sron0pGienet / 9obet al en- Zines
tio 8ugt me0 Sloen, Ser 6opoe an
rettet Ell meget 6etpOelig Sfooe pao
g%ienoommen. 6en1ten Glen al ga
get eff op | 2uer, og 0esuOen
brpn0te en- Mengoe EltIterfomre.
S Sen itore, berifabelige gien-
bonn nSpanegaarOen", Ser ligger
lige oper for Sacobsfirfen, opoageoe
@e6oerne, at set brp1tote pao @of-
fentruppen til 9o~ftsetdgen, Crap
pen por lmurt in0 meo Siere, men
felOigpts bleo Sloen opooget laa be-
tbs, at Ben fife bapoe facet Sis til
at fGnge rigtig.
s begge Silfeloe bar Ser fife
Spor al @erningsmonben at OBJ
ooge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

@anblebning / Gepfjapif. &ep.
fjapif teller / &inter 10000 sno-
bDggere. s 2p6et al Sc ii0Ite Il
Iar er Spen pofiet til set 0obbelte
og berpe0 er Der opItaaet en- fsleGic
Wangel paa Gano.
Otter forbereOenoe 9lrbeiOe oc
frrifeaige llnOeripgelier / oe iioit(
10 Nar ifal MI 8pen inareit mltlig:
foripnes meO Ganoleoning fra noglt
iprtrinlige SLIDER, Ser ligger benpe>
to Ourtife Wil GA &ilometer) borti
fra 8pen.
&omnlltnalbe Itpreli EN- / &epfiapi
for peotaget at moOtoge ct Silbui
fra Sirntaet Sopblts Serenoien
&0benbapn ON at lebere Gan0leh
niRgsl15r meo SiIbebpr til bette
itore SoretagenOe. Gnopioere ia,
&ommunal6eltprelien antaget Srge
MGR &olger q. @ollien til pa
&ommltnens &egne at fpre SilIpl
meo Irbeioets ltof6relie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
Sa Gpmen fife uilbe itemme.

Sa GDmen life pilbe itemme. :
nSi6org Stiftstioenoe" forteQer er
Sn0ien0er:
llnoertiOen pasierer Ser peO @al.
gene meget puoiige cling, og iIel
I'LL, Oa &Dinoerne er mes. Ser for.
tplles iaaleoes fra SielpefusIepal.
get / Siborg en- morlom lille Silora.
9elie:
Gn Wanb, iom ifuloe mes al
femme, piloe bape i'm Some mes
men Wutter iagoe Aei, bum pilot
fife meo, og iaa gift @onoen olene
Taa Siempeien meoer ban er
goo Sen, iom ipsrger, ON ban ioo
Oa bet fom til Stpffet, ouiaepel tiff
fit Sonen meo til galget?
~fei ieg funoe fife foa benbt
meo, OH, men man fan 10 bite poc
&ooo, for ioa iatte ieg TO arpos poc
min Seboel ,oe iao moo Sen Sc
g@loe for TO, fife ionot, ou?~
So6leaul
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
Oct fgl. banife SanO6nsbulbnings=

lelifab agter / inoep3renoe 9lar at
afboloe 8rSper meO y &unltgpo-
nings=Spreoere, y Slaan1uifiner
fombinereOe til Mejning og ielp6in=
renoe Spltmalfiner. gnOpioere paa=
tGnfer mani at fpretage 3 Hrpper
meD @olmpresle re lumt A ~llnoerlp-
gelie al mefaniife Sleggeapparater
tiGigemeO De %fOrifeaige S~ransportp=
rer peo 9antptGrlfepPrfar.
0e to ferltnepnte Trpper er
tpnfte lom alminOelige iammenlig-
nenoe, men man ogter at nsies meO
al nnoerisge 8resier og &Grfer, iom
er / grug paa forifeaige @aaroe.
Ergberne meo Slaamaifiner font
binereoe til Meining og meo ielp=
hin6enoe Sgitmolfiner pil blipe Of
hplot paa gonItantinsborg, meoenS
&rpperne meo &llnitgoonings=Sp re-
b(ere bill blipe afbolOt paa 9alun
Sanbbrilosifole.
0m Sioen for oisie Grsper pil
ser lenere blipe gipet Inmeloerne
Meooelelie al Isitltent peo Selifu=
bets Maifinuopalg, 0an66rltgsfan-
oioot 80, 9oa, gep a~ongensgaoe
CIR. Is, ser mootager Mnmeloelier
inotil Mioten al Sunni Mdoneb 5. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

De andre, men Den bar bssge Sill
leg, ialt 992 @almer, FAINT Rplz
letter, Splitter % @pungeIi.r
(begge S%etitretfer). Den toiter
$1.70.
Nr. 20. @omme @uImeboq fom
ytr. 9, men meo Solicitor, GpiTts
Ter og @paRgelier, begge SetItratz
ter. Senne er Sen alminoeltg
brugte uogaDe. 9rifen er ION
ieoDdnlig SLIGO.
81. g. Den SuimeoOs bar /
lanssse Sio Oeret Ii ToIgt, men ~
bar Ri ct aobt Oplag. Den er
Zig Nr. 20, men / @eoefinosb;no
(Ntoroffo) % sr erlig aero he
zoe mere. Sen foiter $1.8O.
Sette er en- f9roeles ftert, bolo-
bar @aGmebog.
Nr. 9. Salmtbosen meo eet Etlz
leg, nosn Solicitor, Splitter cs
Gpanselier, meo Submit, eftet,
!ignet &alpeffinosbinb, mso &prs
9arpe pg 2inte / 5ulo paa @i,
Oct. Smrosomflag Os Gooerdl.
Meget tpnb os pasfenoe Torm1t.
9ris $1.6O.
Napn p~aatrptfes | aste Sub for
1Oc etstra. @n6re tag-r elers 16c.
Sanii9 Sntb. gnbl. Sonie,
glair, @ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
2amernc if Sumfeft.

@mtstio." forteQer on SiaIpefasie-
ralget i Slogelie:
Otter ST. 5 bar Ser pploig @one
i GalgoeItogelien, til Sioer bar ser
GrGngiel, og 6olf itoO / &p for at
fomme til. Spge, iaareoe og oloer-
~oonSlpGffebe blep bentet / Gogne o.
cmbDggeligt leoeoe frem 20 raft Ell
bi9lpenoe Soano.
Snbe be0 Site &-M troftereoes
9omarne meO &onfeft, set por Sr.
Ir1eien, iom bar Sen galonte @iper.
- @eo ben Sto bar &ninoerne
ablolut Mojoritet i @algIofolet.
Sen ferit fremmpote &pinoe fit
pperraft en- pragtful0 8ufet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
MiHber ira 5Ortibcu. &aa Sin

-" SAQ Olll
0ing &irfeloft bar ser t munqe gal
benligget Ell Del gontmelt llolfprer-
urbeioe, iom / lin Sio bar peret an.
GrQgt i &irfen, FL. a. en- Gel qonlt
Tao6enifjoloe, uoifooret / Sre, Ell
Gamme, bDori Ell itor Sten nleO us
gngget Snoifrift til Winoe ON
SlGgten 9pre, Der / i'm Sio bar
6oet paa Sinoinggaaro, bar ppret
onbragt og opbGngt / &irfen, oes-
llOen Be 12 Ipo1tle, ser bar peret
dnbragt ON en- gammel Iltertable.
Den omtolte Sten bar t nogle Mur
henligget paa &trfegaar6en, men
En-. ifelge uSern. 4p.", mi inoiot i
&trten.
Ser er ~forpprigt III ltoiiqt til at
fna Be pprige gomle Winoer bepo=
reOe for @ftertioen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

Sag forie9te at af6renOe aSreltal-
cen peO Ein0ols &ro, bar, ifelge
rSoIb@f @mtS 9ogblaO", iiOen er-
fl9ret, at ban giorOe bette, foroi ban
bellere DilOe / @nriens Sugt6us elo
bore pao @ol6Gf 9lrbejOsanitalt!
ga ban fit at pi0e, at Bette bans
9nife ngppe fltltoe o%pfplOe5, ertl9-
reOe ban ne0bpiet, at bans bpieite
Tnlfe bar at ilippe uO for at begao
l,oget, Der fltnoe bringe BAN inO
Get fori9tteoe 9uno - 9ori ems
Su9tbus.
Sette ipnes at r9re Ben omDenOtt
&eroel,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
Gsbjcrg Sapn. @eo @lubme

Gsbjcrg ,Sapn. @eo @lllbme er
inobragt InoragenOe fra @sbierg
Notwithstanding, @oonopGr-
fer og notwithstanding, @runoei-
e%rforening og &anOelsforening ON,
at Ser / inoepprenOe &igsOagsiom-
ling gennemfsres ct 2opforilug, iom
lpier Sp9rgsmaulet ON @sbierg
@apns llopioelie ioapeG meo Senipn
til en- Siiferibopn iom meo Senipn
til @fsport- og Smportbopnen. Sn-
Dragenbet er benpiit til set ON 2op-
fpriloget neoiatte l1opaIg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
Get Danife SlGif til Speits.

InleOning al Soothing 9lnOelsipine-
ilagteris Senoinger Sleif til 9oiel
bar &pofontroaens 2eoer Ser ienot
ct Srep til Slagtebusinlpefter Son=
len, bpori ban, ifolge r&olO. Slfbl."
%ltriper, at De Oanife ilagte0e 5pin
CT en- meget inuf @are, og at set er
BAN Ell @lGOe, at Sc fere &oQeger /
NorOen uopper en- iao goO 6leife=
fontrOl, bOiIfet meget letter Dem /
ceres glrbeioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
GirfpiuHnieIi

&irfeinDpiclie. Sen npe Strife /
Spingelbierg inODieOes SpnOug ben
20. Marts al 8iifop @oulier 81
borg.
&irten, Der er opfort efter Seg-
ming al Arfiteft aiibnea, Aarbus,
Lar foitet 21,5OO ST., 5uorof H.
900 Scr. er 5tatenS 9iOrag; &eiteu
af 8elpbet er inofonGu1et peO fripil=
ligt 8iorag fra 8eboerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
Gn banif 6rrricbranb.
WfeQerr

StronOen pg 2~onoepeien, iom gaar
ira ScglpGrfsgaoroen til 0rags-
bolm, ligger ct Stpffe uoprfet Sort
poa EN- Snes Spnoer 2anO. 6orle.
cen @ftermiOoag fom Ser So / bei
t0rre @rps og orore Glonter, oel
oGffeoe Sor0en, og mart bapoe mo-.
Ell feel lille uSreriebrono". Sloer
opitoO peO 2onoepeien, og @inoer
bar MOB Stron0en, hpor Sloer
fanOt en- naturlig 9egrensning, me
Gems nc peo Siberne mootte plsie
nogle 6urer for at boloe SEN borte
Nogle 6l1gle bleu, ifaIge oSolbel
81. 9gbl.", fpolte al &egen og oeres
ofipeone &roppe families eftel
8rnnoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
Sa Srpge fp6te Slar6ms 4asurrf

Sa Srpge fpbte Mar6ms 8asprrf.
Sra ben forle0en afopOe &pbnlurG
Sans Sroges beOite ArbeiOsperioOe
tort9Qer ct NarbusblaO fplgenne
Inefoote:
Narbus @asperf til6prte Bet Dar=
lfe 8asfompagnt - forpprigt at
|engellf Sellfab - 0 goa bets &or-
itraft bar nolpben ,pilOe &omnlune1
|Eerne bape fat pea oct goOe Sore
ltogenoe. Men 6elifabct piloe fife
I1lnns it Sag; bets &epreientant,
SoiooEerfpbmanOen @eltenbol5, Der
fgbte @fattrup @oOs, afbrpO Sor-
hanollngerne og gift ON 9orO paa
SEpbenbapnsoamperen.
Wten ON 8orO gift oglaa 8roge.
rg paa &eiien benrsejoeoe ban @e-
llenbol5 lualeOes, at Oernc fit ct on
Get Sun paa Singene. 9e9Ite Mor=
gen fllnoe Sroge ienoe folgenOe
Telegram fra &pbenbapn til AarbuS
SDraaO: Seq bar fsbt 8asperfet
for 100000 ST.. giG 8pen bapc
Get til iamme 8ris? Oilers oriper
jeg oct ielp." 9praaOet log notur-
ligpis meo @leoe til. Sroge bapoe
ifaffet i'm Sp ct iuore inb6ringenoe
SFftip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
Mieliem.@ rpm pil fife title iia Of.

tere. Solfetingsmano Nielien=@rsn
meoOeler / uSori. Solfebl.", at bar
life agter oftere at itiGe fig til SolQ
/ O0oerfreoien
Som @rlino BERTH m9iper SoGfe-
tingsmunoen, at ban feIer fig oper-
bepilt ON, at en- mnoen WonO al
@-enltrereformportiet be6re fon be
pore &reoien for Gortiet, bo Set bor
bit fig. at ban fife bar funnel IomGe
Sc &enitrempn6, Ser / 1898 Itemtc
pou bans Mo6fon6i6ot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
IffOu Spjifule far, iom befen0t,

aifOu Spjifule bar, iom befenot,
iiOen Ben blep ielpeienOe Snititutior
Daft en- 9eitDrelie poa 4 @eolem-
mer.
Seltprelier, Ser iupplerer Jig ieGp,
beitoO al 21Op. S6r6Oer, Sacob Dip
pei, 9tut5born % Ia Gour. S Ste
BET for S6ro0er er mi galgmenig-
beosprGit SeIweg, ifslge n&olo.
6lfbl.", bIeOet inOpaIgt / Seltprel-
len.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
Gm gallant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

manb maa man bape SOB at fal0e
8orgmeiter Samm / ~gtpfsbing 81.
&bi Oa ben ferite t~uinOelige Selger
req Sielpetasieualget inOfanOt
Jig, reiite 9orgmeiteren Jig, ifslge
n@oIbef Amts 9agblaO", bolOt Ell
l;pOelig Gale for De fpinOelige S9l-
gere og o%perrafte Sruen en- imut
Buffet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
Wiarfcrne er p~nerippmmebe. s

lllOum ifriues til r@ejle q. 6lfbG."
Set ct lettge iiOen Der bor itaaet
ioaOanne MangOer al @anO ONT
firing poo Marferne iom / ben ie-
mere SiO. @fter at ben iioite 5nc
par imeltet, itoo nen1lig enbper 2ap-
ming / en- blanf S6, bpor @an0et
ga funOe titles. &eG er ganoet
mart foripunOen; men set fan fife
u1ogoas, at Mforferne bar liot me-
get DeO ioo grunoige ltopaffningcr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
SteOie here brngcr Margarinc

Neutrality-suspicious. / 9anmorf
belo6 Jig / 1907 til 5t,3 Mia. $50.
moo 47,9 @tia. &O. 9(oret foruo.
Gen genrlent mango Gar f%ortiatte
Gpgang / @roouftionen al Morga=
rine bar oltiaa ogiaa fortiat Jig /
let forl0bne gr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
@n @ebaama paa 2 Dill. Softer

Gn NeSgamg paa ? @tia. Butter
Spiritns. S @aret 1907 er Der /
9onmorf proouceret BIG Wtiu-
Eotter Spiritus MOB 1876 0tiG.
Softer &orat foru0, altioo en- Ne6-
gang al 2 @iG. &otter.
5 Siosrllmmet fra 1902 til 1907
er @roouftionen al Spiritus blepet
G OtiQ. Eotter minore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

&aar MGnbenc life pil bape
S%pinOerne meb. @eb ct al 5ooerup-
GifilOilrup SogneruuO peO Solbut
orrangcret &ropepalg til Sielpefos=
lerne elteoes man om Ell 2ilte, Der
f%uloitGnOig uOelltffcOe &pinOerne.
elsie bar noturligpis fplt Jig meget
frGtfet beroper og bar MI iparel
poo SiliioelGttelien peo at opItiQe
en- rem a~pinOeliite, ~onbefalet al ll1t=
ter f~pinoelige Stiuere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21
Spab Der guar up / Gpg.

9lnr itaI Ser / 0anmarf ppre proou=
ceret 263 Milioner Gigorer, ca. 80
Wtia. @igarillos og ca. 5 MiQ. 8o.
Rggto6at.
9eslt0en er Ser ~proolceret op
MOB ? MiG. Tb. Sfraoto6of og goot
70 @tiG. go. &arOusffroo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-21

6tifcriet paa Gs6jers bar / 1907
InObragt 1,374,690 Str. llO6pttet al
&eOipettefiiferiet oIene uogpr 1pget
ober 1 WfiQ. Sir.