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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-24
BARGAINS IN PIANOS

We have some used pianos that are as good as new that we are going to sell at a sav- ing of S100 to the buyer.
 If you want a piano now is your chance to get one and save S100 on it, and have terms to suit you.
 K. E. FORBES PIANO co.
 1909 Third Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-24
Neqro Crushed in Mine.

Robert Hunter, a negro employe of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com pany, was accidentally killed in No. 4 mine this morning. Hunter was working in the mines when his foot was caught in mining machine. His leg was crushed so bad that the doctors found it necessary to amputate it. The un- fortunate man, however, did not live long after the operation. The remains were taken to the undertaking establish ment of Echols & Angwne.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-24
Panama Job Is Cut Out.

Panama July 23.-A circular was is- sued today which abolishes from August 1, the department of mu- nicipal engineering, and the depart ment of construction, motive power and machinery, of the canal admins tration. The work performed in the past by these divisions will hereafter be done by the engineers of the Allan tic, Central and Pacific divisions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-24
Mad Dog Causes commotion.

Much excitement was caused this morn ing by a dog afflicted with the rabies Coming up Avenue E, the dog turned into the drug store of Shifflett, Rowe & Barrett. The clerks in the store im- mediately fled, the only one remaining being the negro porter who climbed on top of the shelving. The doors of the store were closed, and about 200 people gathered in front of the place. Finally W. R. Stewart came along and -volun- teered to go in the store and kill the anil mal
 . A revolver was procured. MT. Stewart entering the store, climbed on the coun- ter and put an end to its life. MT. Stewart was highly complimented for his bravery The dog was a fine pointer, be- longing to pr. Shifflett.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-24
Seahoard, the best mau {

Seaboard, the best way to Atlanta; the best way to New York; the best way to Wash ington and Norfolk; best way to Carolina and Virginia Sea shore resorts. Leave Birming- ham 4:15 pm. and GAO am. The "On- Time-Line,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-24
Confederates Invited.
To Make Contracts.

A representative of Loveman, Joseph g: Loeb of Birmingham is in the city for the purpose of posting himself on the con tract to handle the books of the next five years. This firm has been given the ex- elusive contract for the time for the school books, being chosen depository by the state text book commission.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19
@S&EM&
&P@RT

At Mortified st. Olaf college defeated
fast game by q SCORE of 4 to 0.
Tired after their long trip away from
homA the Fargo college boys fell before
the HAmline team at Norton field, St.
Paul. by q score Of IA to & The game
was ~listless and neither team displayed
much ginger.
In starting Powers Bros Newguile
was knocked almost to his knees at To-
rsnto. Foley quickly pulled him together
and after running an eighth Of . mile
the horse stumbled and fell 70 bis head.
breaking his neck.
August Belmont heads the list OF win
ming owners in England, his horses having
piled up q total Of about 10000 In the
last six weeks Richard Croker Is second
In the list with $4,000. while Lord Rose
berry h third with only $4,000.
With Ed. Carson, the little south-paw,
pitching shutout ball. Manchester closed
Its 1903 baseball season by defeating the
fast Fargo college tea by a score Of 3
to 2. The game was full OF plays worthy
Of being features and was fast and clean.
With the sale Of Hazel Atlantic. q
promising 5-year-old, the once noted Cent.
livre brothers racing stables, OF Fort
Wayne, Ind. are closed out and the men
will abandon the racing game. The mare
was sold to Lloyd Weaver of New Haven,
Conn.
President A. L. A. Himmel Wright Of
the United States Revolver Association,
has announced that four experts az this
country viii be sent to the Olympic games
to take part in the intaznatjonal competi.
tiea a July 8 with the pistol and ~
velves. Trial competitions sss epen =
svssy citisea Of this country.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

Cncls sam Wants EIytnx Machines,
The United States government 10 "a.
seriisinr for bids for heavier thanrair
flying machines Acceptable machines
must i~ aiae 10 curry two persons az
a ,"ial,inel weight Of 70 pounds b.
sisl,s frei sufficient for q continuous
'3sght 1t i25 miles. The must alan be
able to ,nake at leas, 70 miles an hour.
They must he able to start from any
oien field and land In like surround.
inGx without damage.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19
People Tell Each OtA~s ADooa O~oa
Things.

Twelve pears ago few people In the
world knew Of such . preparation a. .
Powder for the Feet. To-day after thu
genuine merit Of Aliens foot-Ease hat
been old year after year by one gratiheS
person TO another, there are millions whs
souid as soon 70 without . dentifrice ~
without Aliens Foot-Ease. X ID q clean
ly. wholesome. healing. a~ntiseptic powde,
to he shaken into the shoes. which has
given rest aud comfort to tired and aching
feet in all parts Of the world. 1t cures
while you walk. Over 5000 testimonp
ials Of cures Of smarting. swollen. per
spring feet. II prevents friction ant
wear OF the stockings and viii save 10
your stocking biz ten times its cost each
year. limitations pay the dealer a Target
profit, otherwise. you would never b OF.
fered a substitute when you ask for Al
lens Foot Ease, the original powder fol
the feet. limitations are not ADVERTISED
because they are not permanent. fot
every genuine article there are man. imi-
~tations. The imitator has no reputation
TO sus;ain-the advertiser has. 1t sta nds
to reason that the advertised article 10
the best, otherwise the public would not
buy it and the advertising could not b<
continued. When you ask for an article
advertised in this paper, see that you set
Ii. Refuse limitations.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

~ the philanthroptc tourist pussue6
- course he cav many things which
- felt needed aympathetk attsntion.
O0e dAy b. stcssed tn pan ~ : hAr~
hmded man. who was turning . wind
In which clumsily hoasecd = bucket
1lied with and.
NY friend" aid ~ phiianthroplst.
- tn nan pauMl 70 mop his fore
Asad. why do you not cover yous
Asads This hot nm u LIKELY 70 affect
IN brain
~Rain h uty- said the man. staring
g him. Dye think II had any brain
"a b. here hrstins This hurketf~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

Bobby" asked his Sunday-school
teacher. do you know how many dis
ciples there wereT" The little boy
promptly said he did. and answered.
"Twesve." Then he went IN. And I
know how many Pharisees there were,
too"
"Indeed?"
"Yes'm. There was Just one lees
than there was disciples"
"Why. how do you know that! 1t II
nowhere stated how many Pharisees
there were"
Il thought everybody knew It" said
Bobby. The Bible says. Beware Of
the 'leven Of the PhA~ risees.' doesn't
It'll"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

Romnius was f~unding Rome.
What I'm trying - de- hs explal.sd
ia to b thai \ 70 pesaiels 70 start Q
big town without building Y around an
oil well Or = copp~s mime
AZ this inopportuns moment Rsmus
broke In with . remark that the nev city
was a Butte. FL rigAt: and he got is In
the neck. a. Ecu dad fully ass forth IL
your LAe;s r~aeer-Chi-ara TrihunA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

wAs broken BY Z troublesome weakness
and the secr~tions seemed to burr like
acid. I was In an awful condition and
doctors did Dot seem to help. Doanss
Kidney pills benefited me from tho first
and soon made me 4 strong and healthy
woman"
For sale BY al dealers. 20 CENTS .
box. Fostcr-1GMAur Co. Buffalo.
n. Y.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

t!ea. Mn A. 4
Payne. Of sol Third
Ave. So. Columbus.
MissA. sacHerv~i fas
years. She says The
palms In my back.
sides aud .oins wcre
- terrible that 1
sanotisers-t .
scream. Every move
meant agony. nv rs~1t
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

oooeAsss Ws@as D01sss rsssssss
Wlsh~ss CSaUlasas.
Racked aud torn with terrific pains.
nightly annoyed by kidney irr~vaiari.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

The back is the handspring Of
woman's organism. It quickly calls
attention to trouble by aching. It
tells, with other symptoms, such as
nervousness, headache, pains in the
loins, weight in the lower part Of
the body, that a woman's feminine
organism needs immediate attention.
In such cases the one sure remedy
which speedily removes the cause,
and restores the feminine organism
to q healthy, normal condition is
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

Merry Widow Waltxes. the greatest mu-
the great cut price Of only 8 cents. Pub
fishers price 10 20 cents. VIII advance
seo1. Last chance st 8 cents and catalogue.
Z. c. DEAN. South Omaha. Neb.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

One Grm OF four men having thsis
headquarters near the Illinois river. gath
a. 100000 worth of psits every year.
which are sent 10 Europe.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

TIE noise OF q railway train can b.
heard 2.SO yards through the air. and
the whistle Of . locomotive " far -
400 yarda-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

Mn. winsiow's Soothing syrup for Chiid-
rem tecthing. softens the gumA. reduces In
6ammation, ailAys paln. cures Wind csae
Use q bottle.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

mASs VIM loaitSs VI v OOlul4lpAS
Ave, Rockland, Me, says:
II was troubled for a long time with
dreadful backaches and a pain in my
side. and was miserable in every way.
/ doctorcd until l was discouraged and
thought l would never get well. l read
what Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound had lone for others and
decided to try it; after taking three
bottles I can truly say that I never felt
90 well in my life"
Mrs. Augustus Lyon, of East Earl,
Pa, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
II had very severe backaches. and
pressing-down pains Icould not sleep,
and had no appetite. Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound cured me
and made md feel like a new woman"
e FOR SICK III
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displaccments, Inflammation, ulcera-
ton, dbroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, f1atulency, indiges-
ton, diZzirece ~orss~~onS prOstration.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

out u Date.
= II 6ms had come when devotees ne
tonS9t sought to cast themselves uuds,
he wheels Of the car Of J~uggernaut.
WAY this lack Of SCALP asked the scos.
oeu
What's the user said the devotees.
Mo natter how hard We try, our ium-
herring cid Ice wagon can't compete with
IL 1Adly automobiles
From which Ne learn that wen among
- ancisnts he scorching chauffeur VA
. liseounger Of pisty.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

strosg Wtnas anA aanA ssSS0s
cause Eranulation Of the eyelida. PET
TITS EYE SALvE sooth~s and quickly
relieves, &c. All druggists o. Howard
Bros.. Buffalo. n. r.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-19

Aasrciy n asap ies
~N-hat Ii the matter. little boy y ask~ 81
the professor. "IIav~ you the m~asiesy'
"Nop~." answered the boy. ~Ive got
he meas.e. Thcy's only one Of en-"
"That's singular" unused the professor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
SamcstOlun WleoaiQc til 9lla6aitime

gn. al De foa 9(rtifler, iom paa
$onestomn lt0ittQingen tilfen0tes
en- @leOoille for bpielte &politet og
obIolut 6orrang, Ct 9lla6altine
N ianitGr &Gggebefleoni1g.
@rGnlieOon1merne 6ar init ofgi-
pet Oere5 &en6elie, og al 6a6rifs-
og Be li6erole <nIters 0eparte=
nant er 2(la6oItine tilfen0t Nie0ail=
len.
Oct er eli o6iolltt 9eno5gerninq,
At Scr finoe8 intet @pggebeflno=
nings=@2aterioIe, iom fan iommen=
lignes nta0 9naboItine.
O}eOoiGerne, iom forfer0iges al
Wleisrs. Siffonp & 60, 9}erp gorf,
ifol u0Oe(e5 /. 9lpril. &lln0gprel=
len ON ll0Oelingen er juIt u0Ite6t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Smcocn gcnpGlges.

o@oneIt Sim 9feilp", 2anosbp.
ime0en 9tortb Eelbom, Ell al Seen
g)orfs 5Sorlt90er, 6lep Ben II. 0s
genpolgt for treble Sang til 2anos-
hpens Erpiieent meO en- it6rre Wtn-
joritet ems nogen Sin0e for. &pilt-
her og @prn arbeioeoe i69rOigt for
hons &alg, og 8rlln6en berfor iiges
at p9re, at 9feilD 6nr befriet 9nno8.
hDen for 26sgengere og Sluif, 6el
ti0ligere bang rln0t peo @aOe6ipr.
nerne og fornnrme0e forbigaoenot
apinoer.
ga 9leiIp f6rfte Song blep polgt
por 2onosbpen / op6 @elo. 6per
Sent al @eloen er 6etolt, % Der el
en- qonife reipefto6el 8olonce
aa5ien. ReiGps politiIfe Sufce:
for inqen Tormt6ring giort 6an:
@oon0tering. Son orbei0er frem
reles / Sme0ien boer Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

gene u0 al Girf1latipn, % Oa 9fen=
ten iaa par ltegen til en- ublu @6iOe,
fom Stan0or6 GiG og N}organ og
6elOte @enge, pirfelige @enge,
mango @}iQioner paa Wlurteoet lnoo
10 %rocent 3. |. ID
"a Societies SAFE bar pnft me
gen 0piigt. 6poroiOt Ben repre-
ienterer oen ef5ofte 6on06e0 ct
uanifeli9t at iige Braiioent 6or-
eon al GirIt 9}ationaI 8anf G6i@
lago ongriber Sen meget itprft
San tiger bl. a., at Ga Societies
FaoitonOe er Ielife, og at ban op-
penerer til 81 ieforOom- Sans
Sale bar raaO0A," iog0e 6organ.
Gen nor barre eu0 raa00en. Oct
ror ct operIo9t Sorl6g poo at peffe
2i0enifu6 og @orme 6lon0t SoIf,
iom life bar 2eiligba6 til at er=
6nerDe Jig &unOIfo6 pan fgrlte
5oan0, men er ofbangiqe of Dem,
Sc bar Sinio til. 9enne Siaio bar
Senator Ga 6oGette forroo0t."
Oct ar life loa let at er6perpe fla
f6ritebaanos &nnoifab ON 0isIe
Soger. Wten Senatorens Sro itaor
bel Iige ioa go6t til troenoe iom
@onfprens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
WIGrfeligt MieteOrigu.

Gen boQonOife Camper n0ceon"
lnm anfpm til &bilaDelpbia / Sirs=
Gags, rnOgif meO 9eeO qg gfeppe
at blipe trltffet uOe pua @aDet al
en- pelOig @teteor, Ser ntuotte peie
mango Cons, og ion falOt ne0 fife
longt ira Sfibet. Sfi6et blep ne=
item opilltet al 0e itore 96lger, oer
reiite iia b 2llesenrs1 .a,ss.l So;
BET.
Ga Sgen 6leo rolig igen, nerfe=
0es 9ltnoifGren fplDt al fpelen0q
@as, % Sfibets Def blep beoef-
fet meO ct brlnligt Stpp. 0erefter,
Tiger &optainen, iagtoges set mprfe=
lig1te SSpnomen. @n &egn af ~
i5nOe imoo W}eteorer begpn0te al
foloe on1fring Sfi6et, og Oette pa=
re0e | flere @finutter. Sapet blep
fosforogtigt, og Ioa longt 2iet flln6e
nuo ioas imoa 5fper of aGe 5Iags
6orper at 6onle poa 86[gerne.
Nteteorens 6oG6 bIep if6lge Oce-
ons 9ogbog iagttoaet aG. 8 ON
@orgcnen Sen 4. M}orts, meoens
Sfibet bar pua 3O,59 @roOer norb-
fig 8re00e oo 1927 peItlig 2nnq6e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
@llen SOnDu.

Seq bar peret fe0 al at
Ben 9og blep aperteret lao tiOt, for
leg tpnfte, at BET bet90 en- ringe
Smletning. @pis BET er SilfGl0et,
Ipnes jeg, BET er EN- 5fant. Seq bar
fenbt Glen gonoo, meoenS bun le-
neoe, og ftnoer, at set gilleoe, BEN
DEG Sn0er, EropIt 9onOo / Sfelifgr,
bar 9ipet os al ben0e, ligner goot;
t6i bum Dnr netop iau branfri lige=
frant % ror, lom 9ogen fortGller
ps Wtan fan neppe l9ie BET liae
Sfrift uOen en- S6Ielie iom al b6i-
Simnel og rem 2uft.
gogen egner iig fortrinligt iom
&onfirmations- og 6eoielsoagsgape
el(er til at le6ioge ioooonne / 5te-
oet for 2Df6nifningsfort. Gen CO.
rer iig oqiaa til lt00eling 6lan0t
0l0re @6rn / S6noagsIfoIen. 9Gris
10c. 9am. 2ntb. 9Sn61, Sonic,
8Gair, gte6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Scnutur ga 6pQette ON }aniffen.

5 en- 0ebat / 3irsOogs ON 9G-
nricb emergency Currency 8iQ"
rptalte Senator Sa 6pQette ira
g3i5coniin bl. a., at belle 2anoets
fpnllnercieQe 2ip Ell / S5enOerne paa
min0re en0 ct @unOreOe !Ofen0.
@an nGonte ogiaa bpem De er.
nGenne lille Sling al %enge-
meno", iagOe Senatoren, fan ifa6e
fllnItige Rerio0er al Sci a II )
eQer 45onif, iom Oe 6ebager. 0e
fon efter 6orgo0t6eiinOen0e forbpie
eler neoiGtte @riierne pua SiDSfor-
np0en6eber. 0e fan fringe 6ar-
mcren til at ielge til Spefltlan-
terne, og oe fan lette 8engetrpf paa
eli Maaoe, iont foor @roiitten til at
fInoe in0 til g8uQ Street."
5enntoren paopiIer ioo, at oct
ror 9fotionol GitD @anf (Stanoar6
Ci0 oq g2ationol &anf of Commerce
C2rorgan) me0 beres SorbinOelIer
ms ooer Qon6et, fom ti(Ionlnen er
fopitoIiierat men 81 2O0,000,000,
Oer ifu6te @uniffen. Ge traf @en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Sen iOrtc @aanb.

ltnoer IS. s.. ffripeS ira 5iOur
Gitp, 5opo: g. 9ltr5eff en- rusiiif
&95G0e, Iom 0riOar EN- Grocery San-
bel Sioug Gitp, bar facet fig til
ienOt en- 8on6e meo ct Sronorgr
Eli 9om6en Dor beftet ct Stpffa
4apir boorpoo Ser Ttoo: u@o@
Gem, % unnerifreoet v0en iorta
@aan0".
4oo 9}offen par Ser intet 9Soit-
mHrfe; men oen blep brogt til Sur
3effs Stem uf ct &oIt6nto. 5agen
blep eje6liffelig mel0t til BoGitiet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
NOmIr0l (SOaus lSiterfplser.
@pan5 falOcr fur 9llOcrSgrGnicu,
S|car 9lOniral G6arlc5 z. Spcrry
bliDer GlaaOcnS G6cf.

3edr 9l0ntirol Go6ert Gpun3
piI cftar ReQlernc falOe for 9u0cr$-
grGnien i 2luguIt Maane0, og iao
bil BON efter eget 9ulg opgipe &ont-
natOoen oDer Dor @rigsfldoOe, set
ct pau lin iorOomieilenOe Gogt, efter
Glaooereppan peo San 6ranci5co
oen s. 0foi. Genne 9}epp 6etragter
G0nirol gpms iom 6ulOfprelicn
al bet @perp, Der bar BAN operOra-
Get, al fpre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. til
4}aciiictpiten.
5feur AOmiral 3 + mas bill
foa BET @perp at fpre Slaa0en paa
0en5 Sei6g til Puget Souno og in0-
til 0ens @iemreiie 6egpnoer. Son
er 9tGltfommot0eren0e for Sioen,
og Ofto6er treffer ban Zig tilboge
ina aftip GieneIte.
ll}en naar Slaa6en / S5uli Waa-
neO forGooer San 6rancisco, iao
bliber Hear 9lontiral CHARLES O..
SperrD Srigsfloa0enS Gbef. San
ffol, efter 8eItenlnlelie &a6inets-
moOe S3albington / 8irs0ogs, fonl=
manOere BEN poo oens pi0ere Sogt
rn1fring Sor0en. 9l0ntirnl Sper=
rms Sienelte 6lno0en bar peret
long oq betDoeIig. 6on CT foot i
9}ep gorf men fom ira Connecticut
til S6trigsIfolen. S Iroj 1906
blep hon Shear 9l0niral. lln0er
&rigen meo Spanien foreItoo bor
Il lit66fitt1refies=8e 8epartententet se6 yfel6
Oorf. Si0en fif ban &onlman6oen
oper uOorftopn" De pbilippinife
53orpanOe. 6an le0e0e 2anO1tig=
ningen al en- 9el Sol0ater pao Dit
fpiten of Zen 2u3on, en- 8egipen-
heO, Der betragteS iom ell al De
rope(igIte un0er ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ben. De lanoiatte Soloater 6leD
toget tilfange al 4gninalOos Wf9nO,
pg nogle al Dem 6lep iaoret. Sao
6egpn0te Snlurgenternes og Soloa-
ternes 6erpnte Sur gennem 9en, og
set en0te me0, at Sol0oterne blen
Iesla0t peo 9lponris poa 9en3
n6erIte gtor0en6e.
5 189t-1893 por SperrD meo
poa u0en bpi0e Gifa0re"s Sogt til
europa og 5p6 9lmerifo, iom 0f-
ficer ltnoer 9[0nliral @alfer.
9}aor 9l0n1irolerne @pons pg Sbp-
mas goar al biz Ser bIipe 9[nGeb=
ming til TO 6orfrenmeIier til 9}ear
@1mira(=@raDen. Gfter 6prlD~
renoe bGiper set &optoinerne g.
Ghroe6er og 81. @oinmrigbt, Ser
faor 6isie 8looier og fonner til
at fonlnon6ere benbolOsois 3. og
4 @'fo6re. 9}eor 9(omirol @morD
til b(ipe Gbef for on6en Gifo0re.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Slaefluell =Srpens 9labning.


S GnSoags uu6neoe5 9lacftpell
5slonO @roen oper Goit 9aioer.
Cel1ne 9ro for6inOer 93em gorf meO
Gong 5Slono. 0mfring $25,00O,-
900 e. bpoO Sen bar foItet 9lr6ei-
Set poo Sen begpn0teS 1901 %
fer paret fortiat ii6en. 9faor Der
6Iiper fuIot fnr0ig pil 0enne @ro
pGre @er0enS it6rIte vcantilepcr"
(poo @iQer 6pilcnoe) 9ro. 0en5
0anaoe er 8,449 sos. Get bar
fln 6oo9nnaere, Ser I Gnsoag$ If
9oo at poSiere @rocn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
9insiiifc 6cncralcr Oncacrer.

81 al Be ruSiilfe @eneraler,
Snlirnoff % 6ocf, par 6lepen 1aa
ngOeltge GSien0er, at tntet nin0re
tn0 en- pirfelig Duel fun0e tilfre05=
itille 0eres @epnIpit. ne oeltoq
begge Sort 9lrtburs 9Soripur. Sc
nerul Gnlirnoff bar GSelt1inqens
cftiDe Sommon0ant uroer Selei=
ringen % DeO Opergipelien. 0a
han fom til6age til 91uslan0, u0=
or6eioe0e 9an en- 9fapport, ionh 6leu
slnleOning til 9ietsforf6lgelien ilno0
Venerar St6Siel, og ionne Gop=
port belfDl0teS General 6ocf for
afangel paa Wfoo. 0enne 9(nfloqe
fniaa 6ocf for en- ioa0on 9grefrpn=
felie, at ban uOfor0reDe Sen. 5mir=
Aoff. ll0for0rillgen 6lep nto0taqet,
gg ! SnsOags gif Be ioo les paa
hinanoen / NiOeifplen I ct. @eters=
torg. 9ueuen 6opoe Sc militpre
flttoriteters @illigeIie.
I De opIti1eoes meo oeres 5efon=
Rlter / 20 5friots s(fItonO fra
tGttOen % aappaabenet por 81
q; 8aa aommanoo oabneoes
49, 4off IDIOT 6ar
tsocfs fjeroe @fuo. san Hiao.
ret ltnOerlibet oper b6ire Softe.
Mm mener BOG, at SnirnoHs Soor
fife er lipsforligt.
,Men Ser toles ON, at en- on0en
9uel, mellem Generalerne 6ocf og
@or6otoffifp, 9omlnonGont uf Sort
artburS peitre 6ront, er foreitaa-
en0e. General 6ocf Ifal unoer
&rigsforb6ret 6ape prefrnnfet bont.
Sppnen ipnes i6O Ierlig for Sc
ltore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
rS0et ieg BONNER / 0ette Sperqs-

r5Oet icg O6nner 0ette 5porgs-
maol, er BET lpaientligt, at Surpeu
/ TO Sager, iom bor gennengooel
Gorbor, fer erflGret, at Sc fife bar
oper6epHt ont sfploen.~
ct foor Onre nof- u icr flort,
hooo CONNER @ooO mener ont Dr.
GarOs @ione96pr0, falgelig o9iao
6po0 ban mener on @apmoo03 %
9}itti6one5 SfpIO - troo& 25ltrper-
nes &en0ellcr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Gitnationcn paa !$5apti,

G5folge Gelegran1lner ira @ariS %
Berlin al IS. O$. bar Sc frenlneOe
arigSifibes 9(nfonrIt III Sort 9lu
4'rince boft Ell meget 5eroligenoe
SnOflpoelie pno @reiiOent 9(leriS.