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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-10-28
Defines Powers of School Trustees

HELENA, Oct. 23.-In an opinion
given today by Attorney General
Galen to S. V. Stewart of Madison
county it is held that school trustees
have no authority under the law to
order an election to decide whether
school shall be held ia another point
in the district than that at which there
Is a schoolhouse ready.
The attorney general holds that the
trustees who have ordered the special
election have exceeded their authority.
They may call an election to determine
the removal of q schoolhouse, but
cannot do SO to change the place of
holding school.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-10-28
S~ustains Right To Work.

BOSTON, October 26.-The supreme
judicial court of Massachusetts, max.
ing q permanent injunction against
several labor unions today, ruled that
labor unions cannot impose 6nes upon
their members in order to force them
to 20 out on strike.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-10-28
A Card.

Having been nominated by the democrats at
their convention for the office Of clerk of the dis
trict court, l wish to state thxt, without any dis.
respect to the voters of Chouteau county, l will
ing the campaign. Such q canvass costs q good
deal Of money to the candidate, and takes up the
time Of the voter unnecessarily, and the money
that the candidate spends on his campaign, say
five or six hundred dollars, to obtain . county
Office IL looked upon by the people generally as
an investment which the candidate will reim-
burse himself for, whenever he can do so, to the
detriment of the county.
II elected l will endeavor to make . good and
honest county official. with credit to myself and
the respect and satisfaction of those who elected
me. Very respectfully,
W. C. KESTER,
Democratic nominee for Clerk of the Court.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-10-28

to % feet.
There are ten miles of ditch under
construction by the settlers, the ditch
being calculated to carry q flow of
water five feet deep and measuring
about 1000 cubic feet per second.
The dam and headgate that are being
built by the government will cost
about $3.50, 600, and the ditch work under
contract to the settlers Is valued at
about $50, 900. There are about 100
teams at work, and it is believed
water will be turned into the ditch by
May l, 1909, at the latest.
The government officials in charge
of the undertaking are Cyrus c. Babb,
project engineer, with headquarters at
Malta; James Rourke, superintendent
in charge of the dam; and Joseph
Wright. engineer in charge of con.
struction work. It 10 proposed to
work double shifts at the dam during
the winter months, and arrangements
are being made to install 10 electric
light plant for that purpose.
There is quite q little town at the
damsite, consisting of bunk houses,
mess houses, barns, and other
buildings for the accommod alton of the
men and teams engaged In the work.
There will be about 200 people EN-.
ployed there until the project is com.
pleted.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16

of misery that many are not aware of
 The little children in a number of in. stances are anticipating dull Christ. mas. One little girl write on behalf of a wee brother and smaller sister who have explicit faith in Kris Kringle and she doesn't want this faith broken. She IS the daughter of widowed mother. Last Christmas, the mother by special effort and great saving succeeded in bringing some cheer to the home on the Lord s birthday, but this year she has been sick, and the family have largely depended upon kind.hearted neighbors and acquaintances for scanty daily food. What tragedy it would be should Santa fail to reach this home. There are going to be two pairs of little stockings hanged at the fireplace Christmas eve. Are there going to be two pair of empty stockings and two little broken hearts at this home, An swer today. The Silver Belt is receiv- ing funds for the Santa Claus associa- tion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16
SANTA CLAUS OF THE GLOBE ASS oc1Ar1oN

goodly collection of bright toys. Hap piness, both in the giver and the re ceiver. is worth all this undertaking i. going to cost Happiness is worth its weight in gold any old time and ther, ism t living human that could be real ly downright happy if he knew of the existence of sorrow and disappointment hat could have been prevented by a lit tie forethought and a trifling display of generosity.
 Remember that on Thursday night, 50 per cent of the gross receipts of the Cameraphone theater will be given to this Santa Claus fund. The people of Globe should make special effort to turn out on Thursday night and crowd the house at both shows. A fine pro- gram is being arranged and every seat a Id the aisles should be crowded. May be this will add $50 or s60 to the as- soeiation s funds.
 Many pathetic little letters were re- ceived by the Santa Claus editor of the Silver Belt yesterday. They tell stories
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16
|JURCES PREDICTS STATEHOOD SOON
,spuBLICAN WARRIOR EXPECTS IT NOT LATER THAN THE
 SPECIAL SESSION.

rrCsON, December 15.--Col. w. S s,urees, the republican national commit ,,,man from the territory, and just now \, only really big gun of the party in ,,,ona who is not in Washington with Ueat flourish of trumpets promising sst statehood for the two common rs,lths, because of the election of p,ph Cameron to congress, went out !, his La Osa ranch yesterday, after ,,riue been in the city for several hvs on personal and political business.
 Before going. Colonel Sturges was ,,u by newspaper man and asked
 s;marilv as to what his belief was in
 \. matter of the early granting of ,niehOod
 oI see that Governor Kibbey and sber prominent Republicans are now
 Washington, ostensibly pursuing the s,,ehood fight" he began. CT am grp that they will do all that they can,
 well as will Mark Smith and other l,ironans who are there at the present sue The declaration of the republican s,,y and her leaders in favor of inn ,aliste statehood for the territory was riOubtedly sincere, as was proven by l, recommendation of congress, if
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16
GREENE -cANANEA STARTS
 TWO MORE FURNACES

That Globe is not the only copper camp which is increasing its output is shown by telegram received yester- day by J. A. Wilson, the local stock broker, in which comes the information that two additional furnaces have been blown in by the GreeneCananea Cop per company at Cananea, making six now in operation. This is the largest number of furnaces which have been op- erated since the slump of last fall and the subsequent shut down of the big property. The blowing in of these two furnaces will have the effect of increas- ing the output by 50 per cent over that of the recent few months, and other re- ports from the big Sonora camp say that it will be but the question of a short time until the works are running to full capacity. MT. Wilson, the re- cipient of the telegram, is an old resi- dent of Cananea and still has many in terests there, and naturally is elated over the rapid resumption of the famous mines.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16

the>>are not crowded out by n press oi business that will not permit the con sideration of new legislation. In any event, it is a moral certainty that tn, special session, which President Taft will call about the middle of next March to revise the tariff, win take tho action that we have been fighting foi so long.
 "Colonel Sturges, is the Ia Osa pas ture to furnish the next territorial gov. ernorf' he was asked.
 Then tbe interview came to an end The genial and sometimes talkative Dad'' smiled smile that won t come off till he forgets the question, grew as dumb as a Guaymas oyster, but did not attempt to disguise the fact that the bare mention of such a possibility did not enrage him. "I have got to get out of the city at once, e,' he said, and left Governor Kibbey and all his friends with the momentous problem as to whether the colonel had decided to take Joseph H.'s job, still in the air.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16
HOW APR|COTS BROKE UP
 FOOLS GULCH MINING CAMP

ord that he caused the complete shut ting down of the plant. For years i, remained unworked and the proud one street town that had boasted a popula tion of seventy-fve souls and ten sa loons--to say nothing of Big Jim, the Yavapai Chief who hustled washing for his harem of squaws, was reserted. Ev. en much of the machinery was sold.
 The present business like progress of the camp leads one to hope that the ap' ricots also were disposed of, for a com. bination of rock so hard as to require mop-rags to protect the miner from the spray of finty particles that made start. ing hole perilous to the eyesight, and diet of dried fruit that would sali- vate a camel, is wholly incompatible with successful mining.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
CAMERAPHONE WILL PRESENT
 STRONG DOUBLE BILL TONIGHT

big treat is promised the Camera phone patrons tonight when the man. agement will present two reels of talk ing pictures never seen or heard west of Chicago before. Manager Tupper has secured some extraordinary Camera. phone attractions for Christmas week and has had to go deep into his pocket to obtain the same.
 The program this week will be run in the following order: Silent pictures, "The Heart of Gypsy Maid" (pa- thetic); "The Result of Eating Horse Flesh," (comic). Cameraphone, "Peg. gy Brady" the big New York song hit by the Cameraphone opera company "A Night in Bohemia by the Camera phone stock company. Silent picture, "The Power of Labor' (dramatie). !. Cameraphone, Military Quartette, " New York's favorite four, and "Irish Justice court room sketch, uproar- iously funny. This program will run only four days, ending December l9.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16

Coughs that are tight, or distressing tickling coughs, get quick and certain help from Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. On this account Druggists everywhere are favoring Dr. Shoop's Cough Rem 'edy. And it is entirely free from Obj. um, Chloroform, or any other stupefy- ing drug. The tende leaves of q harmless lung healing mountainous shrub give to Dr. Shoop's Cough Rem edy its curative properties. Those leaves have the power to calm the most distressing cough, and to soothe, and heal the most sensitive bronchial mem- brane. Mothers should, for safety E sake alone, always demand Dr. Shoop s. It can with perfect freedonm be given to even the youngest babs. Test it for yourself, and seel Sold by the Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16
NUMBER OF INDIaENTs REPORT ED BY SALVATION ARMY
 IS GREAT.
PATHETIC LITTLE LETTERS ARE STILL COMING TO SILVER
 BELT OFFICE.
Unfortunate Youngsters, With Sublime Faith in Childhood s Most Cherished Tradition, Confdingly State Their Wishes for Christmas Day.

If Globe is going to provide for the poor little tots in the manner they should be cared for, the membership list of the Globe Santa Claus assoeia- tion has got to be materially heightened and donations must roll in at more lively pace. The collections by the Sal vation Army yesterday were not what they should have been and only two new names were added to the member ship list at tho Silver Belt oflile.
 This will never do.
 More money must be forthcoming.
 The Salvation Army reports many large families of children in need of a Santa Claus, and not only do their little stomachs want to be filled, but every little tot in the city should have
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16
JESSE PARKER |S
 KILLED AT WORK
STRUCK ON HEAD BY FALLING JAcKHoIsT AT. ROOSEVELT
 CEMENT MILL.
Young Mans Father and Mother Had Just Arrived from New York to Be With Him During Holidays Inter ment to Be Made in New York.

ROOSEVELT, December l5.-Jess, Parker, who was struck on the head by q falling jackhoist Saturday, while help ing to clear the site of the govern ment s burned cement mill. died from concussion of the brain.
 The unfortunate man, who was only B years of age, had a wife and baby here, and his father and mother had just come from New York to spend the holi days with him.
 F. l.. Jones of Globe emballned the body, whi, was taken to New York for interment.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16

l'reventics. the new Candy Cold Cure Tablets, are said by druggists to have forr special specific advantages over aT other remedies for cold. First Tiey contain no Quinine, nothing harsh or sickening. Second-They give al. most instant relief. Third--Pleasant to the taste, like candy. Fourth--A large box-4S Preventics-at 25 cents, Also fine for feverish children. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16
IRISH JUSTICE TONIGHT At the Cameraphone theater.
The Correct Time

To stop cough or cold is just an soon as it starts-then there will be no danger of pneumonia or consump- tion. Just few doses of Banard s Horehound Syrup taken at the start will stop the cough. If it has been running on for some time the treatment will be longer, but the cure is sure. Sold by Pslace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16
rms ys Wortn Readlng

Leo F. Zehnski, of 6s Gibson St., Buffalo, N. Y., says: "I cured the most annoying cold sore ever hau, with Bueklen's Arnica Salve. l applied this salye once a day for two days, when every trace of the sore was gone. !" Heals all sores. Sold under guarantee at
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Aids
 Nature

Medicines that aid nature are always most successful. Chamberlain s Cough R,medy acts on this plan. It allays the cough, aids expectoration, relieves the lungs opens the secretions, thereby aid ing nature in throwing off cold and restoring the nystem to healthy con dition. For safe by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16
THE GANS-NELsoN FIGHT. Last time at the Iris tonight.
THE POWER OF LABOR

Every working man should see this wonderful picture. Cameraphone to- night
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16

If you want QUALITY GOODS ask your grocer for the sOLwICO brand.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16

Phone 75i for coal, wood and feed. Arizona Fuel & Feed Co.,, opp. depot.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16

Ladiesl Don't fail to attend the great Removal Sale at Dolph Baatz & Co. See ad on Page 8.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16

SoLwICo flour is the VERY best tliat money can buy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16

PEOPLES CASH STORE" Everything in Ladies, Children's and Infants ready-to-wear clothes, under wear, shoes, suits and cloaks, waists, skirts, millinery, fancy goods, etc.
 DOLPH BAATZ & co. 686 Broad Street, Globe, Arizona
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-16

THE GANS-NELSoN FIGHT. Last time at the Iris tonight.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-10
llmiteS States ipser Slrbejbere.

E. 9. &omOerlp al Snlntigra-
tionsfontoret / @aibineton flyer,
at gfteripprglelen efter 9lrbeios=
blGlp er tiltaget 9pbet al Oe iioIte
Gage, bDilfet tpoer pao ct Dipping
/ Observation-Disclosures. Oct
&ontor, bpis Gbef Mr. Sopoerlp er
rGipiiion Of SSnformation" -
blep oprettet meo oet Sornaal al
frrOele SSnOpanorerne til be 5teDcr
/ 2anoet, bpor Ser er meIte 8ebop
for Dem, og gm6eos Weeofsr bar
BON lat Jig Sor6inoelie meo Sc
ltore 9lrbeiosgipere runot ON 2an=
BET. Se benpenoer Jig til bant,
naor Be 6ebpber Sielp, pg Sr1nli=
grations=guremtets 9lgenter paa
gais Sslano lel1oer oa gepfon1n1ere
6en, bpor 8elfeftigelie pe1lter 0ent.
ySloen &ontoret bleu organileret
bar pi baft gfteripergiel efter 2OO,=
600 slrbeioere", iagOe Scr. 8op-
perlp; men for nogle faa Tiger
iinen blep BET plu0ielig Slut mel
Epe @fteripargsler, og mango @fter-
ipprgsler, iom oGereoe bar inole-
BET, 6Ieo tilbogefalot. 9eu bliper s.
iniolertio fornpet, og an0re 9tr-
beiosgipere ifriper i'll os efter II
tppe 6alptreOs, ia enoog fem Sum
oreoe slr6eibere, 6piGfet piier, at Ser
otter 6egpnOer at fomne 6art
Singene, og at StiQingen set belG
tcget ct mere opr1ltntren0e, ems
Self tror.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-10

me0em Ell 6lof SSapanere og ire al
SDens @ranOmGnO, og bporunoer
OisIe Ii0lte bleb iaa iloe tilre0te, at
De ii0en bar ippbet meIlem 2ip og
GpO poo @oipitoGet. Sire Sapanere
ct arrelteret paa 9lnflage for @foro-
attentat, men 8ebi lerne moo Oeut
ifal ife DGre ipnOerlig Iterfe.
Spao Ser trniolertio Sen alnlin-
oelige 9euiOItbeO ilGr g6r Situo-
tionen betenfelig, er Sen SntIten-
Oigbeo, at bele SSupanerfparteret /
&irfeligbeoen er en- bepebnet 2eir
moo be bbibe 8ancpuber. 9e ca.
1000 Sapanere, iom Dor Der, er
fulbt bebebneoe og oltio re0e til at
tage blo0ig Sebn for ielp Sen ube-
tpoeligIte fornermelige Son6ling
moo Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-10
ltlpffer / 1907.

Siplge en- / 9telp yorferblaoet
oSri6une" offentliggiort itotiiiiif
Speriigt ifete Der / 2laret 1907 iolt
57919 l1lpffer nleO BET 9feiuItat,
at 1852 Yerioner blep Orebt og
22,3O7 iaaret. 8lanot De Iterite
lllpffer nepnes felgenoe:
SGSorOifGlp, SorOifreO, 0. /. b.,
2t512 ore6te og 1902 tiGffa0e-
fomne; gfspGoiioner og @rubeulpf=
fer, 3,0S6 Orebte og 2,72t fpaIte-
De; l1pejr og Sperio6nmeIier, 4,2O9
rrebte og 1868 tilIfaOefomne;
Sern6oneulpffer Gil Ore6te oq
1853 fpeite6e; 9tutontobilulpffer
229 fpeiteOe og 704 ioareoe; @aa-
beifu6 1917 Orebta og 1887 ioare0a
@eb 6orlis og llGpffer paa Seer
er 2,269 @}enneifeIip gooet tnbt:
1876 er 0rl1fneoe poa anoen W1aaoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-10
Stur SranbifaOe.

Sra Gonoe, 9. O., mel0es un.
Der s. Os.: 6orretningsitrsget
ben tripelige lille 9p 8rentfor0, er
np Sp paa minneapolis & ct
Souls Sorlangelien til W1isiouri
Riper, er lagt slife.
9ranoen begpnbte / WeiIlers 8u-
tiff, og en- iforp @ine fra 9eoropeIt
6I9lte 6lanlmerne ben moo andre
Spgninger, oeri6lanOt 8oitfontoret.
SelefonitationenL George 9. Monns
ce 9. Sl, @itps 8utiffer ian1t Stun-
lep Sptel. 9(ae bisie Suie brenote.
gDen er uOen 8eifpttelie MOB
Srano, og man bar fripillige 8ranD-
mGno at taffe for BET, iom blep reo=
Get. Sabet anilaas til $50, 700, Ser
Dog er Oeffet peo 9lsi1rance.
George 9 Wfonn, @oitnteiter oa
@ier al Wann Saropare 9utif, bar
liOt oct itsrfte Sab.
Wfan peo life, bporleoes @ran=
Ben opfom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-10
s. Nag,g9eIr3e arreiteres.
SeifylOt fur nlOpligc Sanftrans=
aftiDmer.
San titles nnber $4,000 Sumbs.

8ioligere @reIi0ent for Niercan-
tile gtational 8anf Seem Yorf, s.
glug. Sein5e, &obbermognoten, bleu
StrSoagS al ben feoerole @rano=
1nrD Der anflnget for SperatteIte-
ring al Gbecfs til ct 9elg6 al qoot
og pei 100000. 0en ltnoerip-
gelie, iom bar Ieoet til 9(nflaqen
moo Sein5e, tog lin 8egpnoelle /
Sftober, oa ben ltore Sanif Itar=
teoe me0 &obberbi6rnets Salo. 0et
er De Soreneoe Staters 9[opofat
Stimion, Ser bar lebet l1noerIsgele
len, og oct er fife uianoipnligt, at
flere me0 Sein3e bill blibe tiItalt for
Iignenoe SorbrpbaIier.
0et bar blepen meooelt Sein3e
pribat, at Ser bar reiit @nfloQe
Imoo barn, og at bans geerberelie
Diloe blipe fororet Sirsoags. l1oen
at pente paa Stepning melote ban
fig ielp ionlmen me0 fin Sagfgrer,
Sallter6a6, Sirsoag @ftern1iooag
for Il. g. commissioner S6ielos.
6orbSret bar fort. Sein5e erflG-
reoe Jig life ifpIotg og blep
Ieslaot UNDER $4,000 8onos. 9ln-
flagen moo Sein5e lDoer poo, Of
nan ifal babe atteIteret Is gbecfs
I'll ct Seleb at ca. 100000, iom
Stto Sein5e & So. oen IA. Sfto6er
uOiteote paa bans 8nnf, nagtet ban
biOite, at bette 6irua, bbori to al
BANS grebre pur, fife bauoe Gepo-
lit 8anfen til at mg0e Dem me0.
@ein5es SagfSrer paaItaar, at
Dans Silent, fsr ban atteIterebe Otto
@ein5e & 60. 9becfs, 6apoe oisfon-
teret ell 9fote for $500,0OO, ser bar
goranteret meb &9roipapirer til ct
geleb of $S00,000 efter M1arfeoS-
pris, og braget i'm Gbecf for $780,
900 til Soroel for Otto Sein5e &
So. Genne bar nn1ligbis peo Ell
Sell ira @onfens 8ogbol0ers SIDE
fife blepen freoiteret nepnte &onl-
pogni / 9onfens 8eger fer 0agen
efter 9ltteIteringen. Sein5e bar /
bpert 6al6 life me0 @i0enoe og |il-
lie operatteIteret, puuitoor bans
Sogforer, og ON @ronbiurpen
bapOe forItooet Situotionen rigtig,
pil0e Ben fife bape reiIt s(nflage
inoo s. 9(, Sein5e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-10

par ct llOtrpf for Oets Sro og Sri
iteniinO.
Wien ser ct an0re, lom ntener
onOerleOes. &ongresman0 9ou-
tel ira SQinois bemerfeOe til Iill
aoaega fra Seras, at Ser er Ste
Ser, bpor Solicit poSien0e fan bite
lin Sro og 5ortroItning til 6oriD-
net. Soo oplGlte ban fra 5teoet /
@ottb. Gu., %. aop1 bpoo Seil1s
iog0e til 6oriiGerne, oo oe bite
ban Sfattens Wfpnt. Gioere iuq-
Be ban: v2oo Sroen fonlne til
Spne / bore Sorgeres 2ip og bort
SanOs SnOflpOeIie. Wfen lao 0fpn=
ten bore Somfunoets Mpnt".
&ongresien fonl1ller neppe til at
geninofpre be nepnte Orb poo Dor
0pI(or
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-10
9inIter til Srig,

6o0et moo Soponerne er otter
bru0t lis Sur og 6lolnrne I San
couper, 8ritiif Columbia. Oct bar
felnet af efter Sc 6lo0ige 9emon-
ftrationer / Sepem6er. g}en
Gtemningen er MI ioa bitter, at Sc
h6i0e 9frbeiOeres 8ogforening al
bent opfor6rer 9fr6eioerne til at I'll
ite iig og bGre for6ere0te poa Ell
epentle[ &rig imeGem Gocerne.
Soronle6ningen til oette npe It's.
bruO af 9faceba6et bar ct SIogs.
maal, iom gtptnarsnnt fanot Ste<
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-10
Bore Eemge saar til europa.

Gfter bpa0 man / Seem Oorf bol
giort Sperilag oper er $11O,OOO,.
600 bleoet trltffet n0 af 2anoet
Iaret 1907 beo BEN uieobanliqe
llooan0ring til europa. Set er e.
ter onbDggelig 8eregning og &on-
ference meo 0an1pIti6sagenter
Banter og onOre anilaoet, at oet
Henge6elp6, iom gennemInitlig bleu
taget meo al bper af Sc til6agepell-
cenoe Ginigronter, bar omfrino
5000. Otter ct 9lntol of 55O,O45,
iom bper 6aboe 200 Collars, bill
Get blipe en- ion1Iet Sum al oper
<'S11O,0OO,O0O, Der gif no al 2all=
l0et Serfra mao BOG treffes ca.
lS15,O00,O00, Ser bleb uobetalt al
I1s ianne Soft for sSsernbone- og
Q.Ir IafUsDilleteI. a55itell till tiiilf6uut
f|liner iaa alligepel benpeo $780,
100000, ion er gaoet no al 2an-
bet meo grnigranter til europa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-10
@n 9rGit ifriper fra ct. 9lntbu

Gm ErGit ifriper fra ct. 9lnt6p=
nD's Soipital, 9focf Sslono, SG.
Seq mobtog ct gfsenplor al Sci
leeeren" meo ltnOerretning ON SIT
rifo - BET fom iom en- Sorlpnets
@ape. Seq bar b6rt n1eget ON &u-
rifo, og ga jeg MI befinoer mig pao
Spgeiengen pnIfer ieg at prepe BEN
Seno mig ogiao fist 2eieitof Ser
orn ba ieg io MI fan gore Meoici-
nen befenot / min Wenig6eo."
2ouis Seloman (8oItor.)
st @fsenplur al ogeileoeren~
inOebolOenOe uOforlige Splpsninge,
en- bette belprepeoe ltrteniooel
ienoes frit til enbper. s[or. Or
Geter Sabrnep & Sons 60, 112-
11S 81. Sopne 9lpe., Gbicogo, 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-10
@eitilinger WfpDtagcs

paa Snleiticrnen us Seefs Snlcsapc
for Sui 1907, Og SnOre Mtisiiuns-
91manaf. for 9laret 1908. 9e pil
bliOe tilienOt iaa mart Sc mubtagcs.
Se er bleuet fOriinfet ba be fumner
per Jragt. 9sriicn er iom iGSpan-
fig, Snleiticrnen SOC, Seefs Snlc-
game 20c., SnSrc Niisiiuns=9lma-
naf zoe.
9anii6 ont6. &nbl. 6Onic,
Slair, Ase6r.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-10
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