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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-12
Question Box Discussion.

Following the remarks of the speak
er the matter was open TO discussion.
Among those who participated were
Pettis Reid, Theodore Hill, Will Bar
tel, J. B. Gordon. Adam II. BarteI, W.
P. O'Neal of the board of public works.
E. E. Witherby and r. s. Schillinger
Mr.. Hill discussed the subject princi-
Pally in contrast to municipal owner
ship in Finland and other parts Of
Europe. He said it had been found
successful there and he can not under
stand why it fails so repeat eddy in the
United States. He said he does not
believe it would be such a failure. if
pdblic men took hold and run munic-
ipal plants as they would their own
private enterprises. He said that in
asmuch as the people of Richmond
have got about 81 per cent out of their
investment, it is not to be considered
such an absolute failure.
The assertion was made that munic-
iDal boards of control have to adver-
Use in the open market for their bids
and in this way they are "gOuged" by
those who supply them. R S Schil-
Finger appeared somewhat ruffled by
the assertion, and in a loud manner
said: Il would like to know if Mr..
Jones and Mr.. Nicholson have gouged
the city. Both of them do business
with the city" He referred to Shar-
on Jones of the Jones Hardware COM
i2ny and John n. Nicholson of the
Nicholson Printing and Manufacturing
company. Mr.. Jones denied that his
company ever "eouged" the city. and
Mir. Nicholson said his company has
not Lad a contract with the CITY for
Years and the city buys just the same
as any other purchaser The mayor
took occasion TO inform all those pres,
Ont, there has been no 'goucine" while
the present administration has been in
control and in other ways to recire the
virtues ANA beneficence Of himself
aud associates in office
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-12
Only Solution.

State control. in my estimation is
the only solution. A utility in the
hands of the public. goes into politics,
BILE feature is eliminated The COM
mission treats the public and the COM
pany fairly. 1t has power to regulate
consolidation, price and other details.
Permit it to grant indeterminate
franchises and utility will be on the
anxious seat and willing to comply
with the rules. Let the franchises be
subject to revocation on cause with
thirty days notice. The COmmiSSiO ion
should have power to alter rates and
determine the quality of service. 1t
Vas access to the books of the COmpa-
Wy, which always is kept in the hole
and must behave. The law governing
the commission in Wisconsin forbids
competition but if it is shown the ex-
listing company does not serve the pub
lie properly a competing company may
be awarded the contracts At the
time the Wisconsin commission was in
stituted fourteen municipalities want
ed ownership of utilities. Now all
are well pleased and none are asking
for the privilege,
1T is advisable to have limited
court review in case a commission is
established If there be absolute
court review, the companies will be
rushing to the courts at all times and
the commissions hands tied In Ohio's
proposed law the company has a right
to thirty days of court affairs This
form of control is practically the only
solution that has been tried and found
favorable"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-08-15
Plans and Specifications
For Heating White School Building
Adopted.

The board Of trustees of the city
school met according to published no.
tlce last Monday to receive and con-
slider plans and specifications for heat
ing the white school building of Gre
NADIA by water. Several heating firms
had plans before the board and a rep
resentative present to explain them.
The board heard all representatives
patiently and considered all plans
carefully, a task they were unable to
complete until Tuesday morning. The
board was of one mind in adopting
the plans and the specifications. with
few a alterations. Of the Southern
Heating Co. Of Memphis. The board
has advertised for bids and it is con-
templated that the contract will be
awarded August %. The town is to
be congratulated onl the prospect OF
disseminating theTuse of the stoves
and having the building heated by
modern methods.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-08-15

The officers Of Grenada Bank took
their annual outing this week by 60
inc to Mammoth Cave. Ky. for Il few
days. They report a delightful trip.
Some of them came back with colds,
however. it would be unfair to as
! sumo that they spent the nights in
the cave.
The following little Misses are
spending a few days visiting their lit
tie friends, Misses Mary and Susie
| Leigh. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. 0
G. Leigh. at Eupora: Fanny Guy,
Charlotte Field, Edith Brown, Carrie
and Emma DOty, Frances Broad
street. Marguerite Thomas, and Mary
ROane.
The Sentinel states by request that
the officer, whose name appears hrSt
in the published list Of election mana
gers for The primary on the "A, will be
in charge of the tickets and the ballot
boxes and they are requested to come
for the boxes the latter part OF next
week. They can be gotten Us early as
Thursday, the 20.
The writer and bis children enjoyed
a few days the latter part of last week
at the hospitable home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G.. Shannon near ltta Bena.
An abundance OF fish as we'll as many
other good things to eat served to add
to the pleasure Of our stay. Mr.. Shan
non has a fine crop. The crop pros
poets in that entire section are very
flattering.
Much concern is manifested at pro.
tracted illness of Mrs. Fanny Morrison
She has been quite i'll for a long while,
: but Notwithstanding her age she mas
showed remarkable vitality. Last Sun
day her condition was regarded as
very serious but she rallied and has
been a great deal better this week.
Reu. w. w. Mitchell, pastor Of the
Methodist church has been conduct
ing a revival meeting at Holly Spring!
bis week. Last week he was engaged
in a similar work at Duck Hill and
the week before he aSSistee Rev
Burke the pastor in a meeting at
Spartan church in this County.
1t is no wonder that Mr.. Mitchell!
services are in demand He is not only
a man Of piety and con ;istent living
but he has few superiorS as a preacheI
in the state.
The board of trustees OF the cit.
eohoolc olootod Miss Ruhv Miller n
Starkville last Monday to fill the vac
!, ancy in the faculty caused by the res
ignation Of Miss Ware. Miss Miller
no doubt fine teacher and the ltrus
e tees feel that they are fortunate In sc
curing her services. She asserts that sh
desires and is prepared to do higl
school work and it is the purpose Q
: the board that she be assigned wor
s in one OF the high grades.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-08-15

New lot of baby push carts just re-
ceived. headers & Co.
Mr.. Lewis Dubard spent last Sun
day in Greenwood.
Mrs. w. NJ. Dubard and her daugh-
tiers Misses Roberta and Ruth visited
Mrs. c. L. Lomax in Greenwood this
week.
Misses Mary and Hattie Moody were
called home last Sunday from a visit
to Biloxi by the serious illness OF their
grandmother, Mrs. Morrison.
NesSrS. Hal CrenShaw and William
Bailey, of Crenshaw, Miss, visited
Longstreet Tatum a few days last
week.
Miss Annie McElrath entertained
Thursday night in honor OF her guest,
Miss Mary Louise Bailey of Coffee
vile.
Misses Sallie Key and lone Brow2
returned from their trip West Thurs
day. Their parents stopped over in
Memphis.
Mrs. H. X. Barwick and her daugh'
ter. Miss Nan, and son. Clifton, are
enjoying the waters of Massey Springs,
Ky.
Mr.. John Chapnis and family, Of
CRYSTAL Springs. are back in Grenada
with friends, where they will make
| their future home.
Wednesday, Aug 10, at II
o'clock Shed Hill will make
speech at Providence school
house.
Miss Myrtle Williams Of Fort Tow
son, Okla, visited Miss Lizzie Horn
+, last week Miss Williams is a gradu
ate Ct Grenada College.
Mr.. Chester Brown was carried tt
Memphis a few days ago for an opera
ton for appendicitis. The Sentinel j!
glad to state chat he is improving
nicely.
DR.. G. W. Eatman was in Colum
bus a few days ago at the Encamp
ment. Rumor has 1t that the Doctor
did not stop at Columbus, but wen
to Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Miss Pattie Johnson returned Mon
day from an extended visit to rela
ty,es in Memphis. She was accom-
panied home by her sister, Mrs. 6 v
Fisher, and her two little daughters
Rev. j. G. Carothers and family ar
visiting relatives in east Mississippi
Mr.. Carothers usually enjoys his sum
mer vacations in that section. wher
he is almost as much beloved as he
in Grenada.
MI. Cecil Stands returned last Sal
!, urddy to Laurel. Grenada will alway
feel an interest in MI. Stands and
: gives The Sentinel pleasure to stat
that he is enjoying a good practice ]
his new home.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-08-15
Local and Personal

DR.. C. H. Tucker made a trip to
Jackson this weak.
Misses Lucille and COrrenne Tur-
mage spent last Sunday in Greenwood.
Mosquito bars, all sorts sizes and
prices
Z. A. MeaderS & Co.'S.
Miss Mary Bel Brown is visiting
Miss Medina Cargdill at. Durant.
Shed Hill speaks at Providence
Wednesday, Aug. 10, at II O'Clock
China closets, Bullets, s~ideboards,
dining tables and chairs at
Z. A. headers 4 Cos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Shelby, Jr., of
cleveland. Miss, are visiting at the
home of Miss Ida COtfman.
Felt and cotton mattresses, Iron
beds and springs at
E. A. headers & Co.'S.
Hear Shed Hill at Providence
next Wednesday, Aug. I0.
Rev. II. G. Morehead and wife are
visiting Mrs. MoreheadS mother, Mrs;
J. NJ. Williams.
DR.. Hobbs Dentist of the firm Of
Hobbs and Young of Grenada, will be
in Holc"mb next week.
Come and see our stock Of trunks.
hand bags, suit cases, just received
E. A. MeaderS s. Co,
Ms. Julia Sponcel, Of Oakland, i!
visiting her sister Mrs. Louie Daprat(
this week.
A large shipment Of art squares
rugs. aud mattingS have just come in.
headers & Co.
Mrs. w. J. Jennings is S0%journing
at Hot Springs. She is accompanied
nv Misses Edna and Eva Eltman.
Mr.. Ben More of Winona was il
Grenada on special" business a few
days ago.
Mr.. w. Fl. Mccall. of Greenwood
visited DR.. j. W. Young aud tamil.
this week.
Mrs. Evans Townes ard little so
.re quests OF Mr. Tow1eS' parents
mr. and Mrs. J K. Hughes
Mrs. Q. e. Nation aud her inTan
sm. are visiting Mrs. Nation, parent
in Corinth.
Miss Chester Smith Is ATTENDING
+,e teachers institute in Water Va
ley this week.
Rev. N. H. Mccain from Nilsson
has been visiting several days at I'd
home of DR.. j. w. Young. M
Mccain preached two interesting sc
mons at the Presbyterian church la
Sunday.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-08-15

THE CHILDREN LIKE II
COUGH r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-04

lie @nnabme bat iib iebt aber als
fali6 ermieien, mie ia iiberboupt
Die flimatiiben 8erbaltniiie oes
noromeitli6en Cells bon @oroome-
rifa gang fulid beurteilt iinb. Som
meltlihen &anaba nabm man audi
biz Dor menigen Sabren an, uno IN
europa gIouht man Dies bier nnb
% aud beute nod, bob es ELM 2mno
lei in benz S6nee un6 Cts bie
Sartptroqe ipielten; uno oenno6 bat
ii6 berousgeitelt, bob oas meitlide
4anaba 5mor einen itrengen @inter,
aber audi einen iparmen CONNER
beiibt, 10 oaB es beute gu ben reid-
item @etreioelanbern Der @elt gebort.
Nlu9 in @Iasfa ergtebt itd iebt,
ooB mar bon einem nirfli9en Cont
mer ipreden fam, Der bon Weitte
Mpril Bis @noe Sftober reidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-04
Die Gntipidlmns slasfa's.

9ie Megierung Der Ser. Staaten
bot Dor Ginger 3eit in @lasfa lano-
mirtidoftlide 9eriuhsitationen ms
2eben gerufen, IN oenen @etreioe, &c
mite uno Sriidte gebmt peroen.
Die 8er0ffentlihnng Der Mferbmuer-
gebniiie bieier 8eriudsitationen itebt
unmittelbor bepor, uno es beiBt, Dob
Die 8eriude erbeblih giinitiger aus
gefaaen ieien, als man li~riprMnglif
angenommen bate. @u6 Die lano-
mirti6aftli9en grfolge ein5elner 5ar-
mer beltGtigen oiefe iiberrai6enoe
Nadridt. giner bieier Garmer bat
lid gum 8eiIpiel aiemlib norblid in
@lasfa angeiiebelt, nno bennod bat
er 8roben bon &artoffeln, @urfen,
Mbabarber uno &arotten nod Sitfa
ihiden fonnen. 9ieie Semitic iino
alio mol in Dem norblifiten @arten
eetpafien, ben nniere @rofugel nuf-
meiien fam.
Sn NuBlanb mirb man es iibrigens
nit gemiidten @efiiblen betradten,
pie itnen iif Mlasfa unter ameri-
faniiber @erribaft enttpidelt. Der
aaufpreis BON 100000 Dollars,
fir ben 4lasfa inn Sabre 1867 bon
&uBlano an oie Ser. Staaten OBJ
getreten moroen NOR, lit bon bieiea
idon l1ngit aus Dem 2an6e bon ber-
ausge5ogen noroen. 0afiir bat man
iib aber aub NIT groBter gnergie
unb fdrafteriftii6em ltnternebmungs-
geiit an Die 4uh1lieBung bes 2an-
oes gema6t.
3unddit a~aeroings l6ien es Ell
nige Sabre lang, als tuenn Die @olo-
mdi6ereien Die Sauptquellen oes
neuen 2anoes iperoen moaten. @ber
in3miiden bat iih ergeben, Dob Der
eigentlihe Neidtum bes 2anoes in
anberen ieiner Silfsqueaen liegt: in
ben mannigfaden anoern Winera'
lien Die feline @ergtperfe liefern, in
ieinem u%ngebeuren @alobeitanoe
uno = mas man anfangs faum fir
mogli6 gebalten botte = IN ieinem
@ferbau. 0enn ma batte ii6 Ilas,
ia aemobnlid oils Elm ungemein fall
tes 2ono porgeitellt, oas permoge
ieiner norolihen Gage gar ni6t I'M
Stanoe iein miirbe. @etreioe, @emii-
lie uno 5riifte berpor5ubrinaeh. Die.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-04
8nflen's Mrmica Salbe feat.

Com Moore, &ural 8oltte /, Cod
ranL Ga, idreibt: sd batte elm bo-
ies @eidmiir auf Dem Spann meines
SuBes, nidts moute es beilett, Biz id
9lidlen's @rnica Salbe oufleete, fpo-
bon cine babe 25cS6adtel bas
2eioen peridipiuoen ma6te." Inter
@arantie berfauft bei MooIpb 9reiB
mo q. gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-04
11nmiite Maitrensmnsen.

llniere 2eier miiien aus unierer
lesten @obeniiberli6t, oab Ser isis
conliner Senator Ga Soaette nab-
reno Ser letten Sage Der aongreB-
libuag oe1 per5meifelten 8eriu6 ge-
madt bat, oie Innabme Ser Sinan5-
bill gu perbinoern bob er 5uiammett
nit Sen Senatoren Stone unb Gore
einens logenannten vSlibuitier" ms
@erf ieste, oer oarauf o1sging, Die
Bill tot5uihmaben, 5. +. 10 lan9e
su reoen, big oie Situng pertagt
miiroe ODER big Ser Senator ote
Sill falen lieBe uno baB oie orei
Serren nit oieier Sbltruftionspoli-
tiff elm idmablides Siasco modten.
S6aut man iid iebt Die Code ru-
big arL 10 eriheint es eiaem geraoe-
5u unperitanolid, mie ii6 Die bret
9erren nit einem iolden ltnterneb-
men befaIien fonnten. 0enn es mar
ood bon porneberein ii6er, bob lie
nit ibm feinen grfolg baben Mir
Ben. so, pern oie Gisnng an els
mem beitimmten Gage batte iblieBen
miiiel mie es nit Der fllraen 8il1-
terlibung Ser 6aa lit. @ber biefe
Sibnng fonnte Big ms ltnbeitimmte
berl6ngert iperben uno oagegen oil
fonnten iie bod nidt reben.
go, mie oie Safe itebt, batte Die
gauge @eidtdte gar feinen 3med.
gs muroe MIR 3ett %pertrooelt, IN
Ser pieaeidt irgeno etmas @noeres
bdtte erleoigt meroen fonnen. llno
penn leeteres aud nidt Der SAT- se-
peIen mdre, 10 iolte es ood Niemm-
Dem m0eIib iein Die @eidafts ei-
mes 8arlaments our6 ein 10 poa-
fommen 5pedloies Wanoper tagelang
ouf3ubalten. Gs lit oaber pobl be-
reftigt, oaB iebt Der @unid lant
miro, man ione gorfebrungen tref-
fen, Sic cine @ieoerbolung berarti-
ger Manipulatiomen berbinoerten.
@ir baben iiberbaupt nidts fir
Obltruftionspolitif ibrig. Sn ben
! meilten Sdqen fommt ni6ts babel
beraus uno menn Die Sbitruftion
| mirflib bier ooer oa einmal iiegrei6
iii, 10 tpir6 Ser Sieg meiitens err
fampft auf Soften oes Mniebens oes
betreffenoen Barlaments. @ie es
3. g. I'M @iener &eibsrot boreefom-
men lit. Mber in ben meiiten Sdden
iibt Ole, Obitrnftion gar feline Wir-
flung aus. Das baben mir iest mie.
Ser BEL ser Sbitruftion Ser 9emofra-
ten I'M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nnferes
&ongreIies geieben. Wit nelber
@roBlpnrigfeit muroe Die begomen
uno, mas baben &err @illiams uno
leine Sreunoe ibIieBlid betpirft2
@or nifts, nllr 3eit pertro6elt. ltnS
Die @elegenbeiten Deriaumt, mo- ie
nod etmos @mtes batten tim fon-
men, mie 3. 9. bel ben 9eratungen
iiber Die 5inal1abim, Die iie bielleidi
batten menbieren f0nne1r, menn ie
an ben geratungen in mirflih TOM
itrllftipem Gimme t~eilgenommen bot
ten ftatt iih 6ur6 blil6e Sppoiitior
| cine iebe fonItrliftipe gdtigfeit urt'
moglib s11 MAIDEN.
Man ipriht aIeroings INNER
bon Dem nHedt Der @inoritdt", oas
gefpabrt peroen miiiie, in Wirffid-
felt lit bas aber nur cine leere Ybra'
lie. Sn unierm parlamentarii6en
SDitem mnB eben Die Minoritdt
nadgeben unb fam ibr Hedi
nidt bebaupten. 9as mag ungerehi
iein aber Big iebt bot nod Nie-
manb elm Mittel ~gefunoen, oies 5u
dnoern. l1no big iebt bat audi Nie-
mano elm beiieres Spitem gehtnoen
als oas paralmentarilhe, in benz biz
Maioritdt regiert uno Die Minoritai
iid fiigen mnB. 0urd Sbitruftion
menigitens miro es gang gemiB nidi
perbeiiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-04

Sobn $. Bolton, OffentIider SO.
tar. @runoeigentum. Mgent fir
Benitonsanipriide. 3fmmer 8, ct.
SSames &otel, DitSouiton StraBe.
@eioe Telephone $50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
9icfiOn, Al6ertu, San.

Oct er fife ioa l9nge iioen, at
rOanlferen"S Spalter om6anole0e
9fpbeOer fra Oellle uflt0es &art al
SorOen, iaa Der ifuloe life pere iaa
nleget at ifribe ON MI igen, bog
fan Der oltt0 pere noget, naar bare
Sioen tiQa0er.
Secret 6er oppe / Nor0en bar De<
ret meget tint neI item belle 8interen f;
men MI for ct &or Gage iioen tom
0tnteren for Nlbor meo Sne og
SlGlt; 0og bar set life ioa ualmin-
relig fol6t, men fol6t nof til at faa
De fleIte til at it6oe Iaa n9r uSto-
ten" Iom bel muligt - ga tiQoo 81
Ben at ifribe.
Gen 80. Se6rlor bleo Ser oonnet
en- Screening UNDER Nnbnet rSbe
0icfion bron6 Of @lberta Sarmers
@siocioiion" meo Scr. g.. g. 2onne-
berg Tom Sormono % Mr. $. Gar
fen iom Sefreter. ga, BET er noer
Gpipl en- goo Soc at itaa iammer
I Sumpen for at for6e6re 2anoman-
hens Sitting, og BET bill ogioa bere
of flor 8etponing for BET ooniff
ToIf ioabeG iom andre beroppe, %
set u6en SpioI bill gore fit til, al
2on6et bill 1tiqe / 8er6i, og bet Ell
otter min Mening ct fort Srem.
J friot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

Mr. garl Gbriitianien, JON i
cenne Sto opbolOer Jig / Colorado
paa @runo al SpgOom bill ielge 10
/ oenlle MfaaneO peo o%lt6lic @uc=
ton Sole".
Wfr. GbrtItian len bar en- al Sc
fgrite oanife Settlere; ban 6lep
Eoltmelter fer for ct Yar 9[or iioell.
San por altio liDlig og t~jenltpiQig,
laa bet par noe ten en- 6ornpielle at
bente Soften, uagtet set bar langt.
Sec BIZ benDtte 2eiligbeoen til at
pnffe BAN Selo og 2pffe meo bans
seutiosploner.
8eo bans 8ortreiie bliber glao-
len JON &oitmelter IeOig.
Ser taltes meget ON at bDgge ct
pGremerD", og Spgningen par me-
item fGroig; MEN &engene til Nfa-
ifineri funOe bilt life tilpeie6ringes,
Iaa BEN Sanfe er pei 1t0c al &er0en
fer en- SiO.
9erimoO bor gfegeringen loOet
cpfore ct Ssbu5, bpor 6l6Oen biz
hltoe opbeoaret, og Ben pil oerfra
blipe len0t til WarferpiQe Creamery
2 @ange ON llgen. Der ipnes at
bore 8pggefeber i6lon0t 9onifernc
beroppe t 0enne @tnter. Seq ier, at
ser ollereoe er brogt Sten til
nfonnoatton" til en- Strife, % Ser
iigeS ogiou til Ell Er9lte6oIig.
Sfolen benpttes lom Strife, en-
Sing, Iom eQers bGffer Wo0Itan0
bos nogle tor popers~. BOG melt
N(merifonere.
Ser blep en- Notwithstanding
begpnbt f6rit poa Ginteren. 9es=
h9rre Ell ben | StlbogeQung, "a ell
Gel al Sc rr1ge er bortreiit, og Sffe-
MeoIemmer er, ioooi0t ieg forItoor,
lt0eluffet*), iolfolO 9or ieg olOriQ
b6rt iige, at oGe er pelfomne, boo0
eders er ioo oIminoeIigt / oGe friIte-
lige Soreninger - iolfolO / Sc en-
aeIife. Smi0lertio ct SET life lt0e of
9Seien at iige: 2oO os oGe leg9e
8ino pon at gore, bpo0 ser er &et,
set er f~oIteIig / Serrens Zine.
Meo Sreoens @ilien til ale r9on=
fferen"s 2pIere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
70 6amilier ct optaget / W1enig-

20 Samilter ct optoget / O1enig-
beOen, &ars @eter, Suitru og 8prn
% Gbris Sobanien, &ultru pg
8arll. Siertelig peltommenl
9agnlar Sprenlen % 9feQD 4n-
rerien ira Spencer, Sa., far peret
Der / Seigg. Oct gleoer os at ie
gamle 8efenOte.
Watbias 6ris' Ell npttet ino / BE-
res nDe Stem. @on fsbte 10 @cres
al 9eiels Slien og bgggeoe oerpoa.
Wfrs SoDien bar fpbt u Acre og
itol til at 6pgge. %. Gottenborg
fla! biGlpe benOe at faa bet aiot
0Drlegen bar f9bt@. &otten6org5
Eluos for $500, og &ottenborg
bar fpbt en- u2ot" lige oper for Sfo-
len og bar 6pgget @us og Store"
G0X48 al Sten.
SpnOog og ManOug Ben s. og 8.
0tarts bop0e ri Ben @leoe at 6ape
EaItor 8tntber fra Sapon iblan0t
rs. On SormiOOogen preoife0e
ban ON Srette blanot Oilciplene
ON, bpem Ser lfltl0e bore SEN lt9r1te.
san betoneOe ltGrft O0mDgbe0 og
Set at DGre title. DIN @ftermiO0a-
gen talte ban en- Del ON 9(fguosoDr-
felie og bite Oerigennem, at Der er
W2enneifer OerinOe / Sapan, iom
lpngaS efter at fomnle al me0 oeres
Gpn0. Der ct iaore flor ge6O. San
milt0eOe ON Neoroabet til Bot1lts
fra MofeOonien: Som oper og
9jGlp p5l" Som ooer og 6ielp os
/ Sapun me0 Nrbeioe, Sor661mer og
Eenge.
Sao bill leg lutte for 6enne Gang
meo fGrlig Silien fra eff Sorn til
Geooftpren og aQe 8laoet5 2ei ere.
&orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20

9Greoe Ge0aft6rl 9a Ser iieloen
Gpres noget berfro, ptG jeg fortel(e
libt ON eff Sorr, iom ben MI er.
Gor @piifole ct blepen Iterre, en-
Spgning 32X54 og en- Silbpgning
28X36, tire @togar b6i lun mi er
ser goo SLABS. Ser bar peret 80
Gleper pau Sfolen, og 2erere og
gleper bar pGret p~eltilfreos. Der
er giort ct goOt Irbei0e / at piie Sc
1lnge &ejen, Iom f6rer til 2ipet.
Sg iaa bar pi MI faaet Sernbane
bertil. Den goor melem 4tlontic,
@lf &orn og &imboGton 2 @ange
6ogIig, og Sen bill blipe forfeit til
Wonning, iom ligger 20 Wil Nor0
for &tmbollton.
Ger er iamlet $4,000, og So
men fofter $4,000 for Is Mil. Gen
iii u0en SpibG betale CODE gfenter.
On oobbeIt Store" af Sten er bpg-
get, og iom ieg foritoor er 6en til
2eie en6nlt, iao Ser er en- go6 9eiliq=
heo for en-, Ser bill brine &leoes= og
Grocery" -6orretning. Den fan
noIeies til cen euer TO Mano.
@i bar fooet 8eGpsninq / &irfen
til $40. Oe ltnge betaIte set boGpe
% &binoeforeningen set on6et
tulpe. SUB pelfigne Dem oerfor. @t
rere meo til at boG6e Cubs Sus
ne6lige, set err ogioo ct Mrbeibe for
@1tbs &iges 8efefteIie og Sremme.
- 81 fer / 8~6rnebGo6et, of &binoe-
foreninaer u6retter Itore cling.
$ Somfun6ets @6rnebiem goar
set goot meo itine % roGigt @rbeioe
% 8srnene bar set gobt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-20
Sposaninelbelic

Oct befenotgpres berpeo, at Del
Gonife g. g., 2oge Nr. 76, al 8loir.
9tebr., bar miitet Ell tro og fer en-
iter, Singer Mtarie ulriffe Senien,
fpot / 8sbenbapn, 0anmarf, ben A.
Geptem6er 1868, oso Ben 2. Morts
1908.
Sum efterIooer Jig MonO og tn
umpnOige 8prn.
Som 8epis paa 2ogens 6Dmpoti
bill 2ogens @borter blipe %tiliG6ret
80 Gage.
@a1tor S6ult3 toffes for Sen BEN
Iige S~mdoefommenbeO operfor Oen
itoffels Ggiter / benOeS 9pOSitun0.
&oo 2ogenS &egne.
Sefretpr.
8luir, Ne6r. IA. Warts 1903.