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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
II0N-|511 4 ."I7-I- -71N.II "a =
"MADAM BUTTERFLY"
seat Sale Opens Saturday, January
!. 18th, at $500 A. M. 4:

II The seat sale for "Alalam Butter
ny" will open Saturday morning, jan
( nary 10th, at 900 a. m. and this Will
+ be joyful news to the many who have
been waiting to hear Puccini's beauti-
q frll music and the John Luther Longs
and David Belasco's powerful works,
and there Is no doubt about the line OF
purchasers OF seats being lengthy
one when the box Office opens. Al
s ready the mail and telephone orders
indicate one of the largest audiences OF
the season to witness the performance.
,5f The title role OF the opera will be
sung here by one. of the prima donna
{. sopranos who alternate In the part =
Miss Adelaide Norwood, who originat-
Z. ed madam Butterfly" in this country
( for Henry w. Savage; Miss Louie Col
ler, the originator OF the role In Eng
lnnd and who also created the part OF
~san Toy or Miss Myrtle Thorn
bursh. who has been prominent nlcnlr
f Der OF the Castle Square Opera Co. for
I, several seasons. 81 y jg
Miss Norwood, the American pri1rla
donnl soprano, was personally chosen
BY The author, Giacomo PuccIni. for
the A merican presentation and Miss
+. Collier was especially engaged to ere
ate the part in the London production,
Miss Collier achieved prominence rs
( tile leading rrima donna with George
Edwards productions and was person.
ally selected by Franz Lchar to sing
3 Tic title role of "The Merry Widow"
in the musical comedy Of the same
name in the large European cities.
The opera will be presented in the
same identical form that has charac-
terized Its. success both In Europe and
in America. and all OF the original
scenery. properties. furniture, brlc.a-
isBtac,i costumes and';clcctrical effects
will be used. One row Of orchestra
seats, together, with the orchestra rail
are to he removed to accommodate the
company's orchestra OF 80 pieces.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
7HTT"N ~ ~ ~ -1lI1I-TIT - y
NURSE YOUR BABY.

Mothers Milk is Food and Medicine.
= The best possible food for n baby Is
mothers milk. and this Is what 1t
should get whenever possible, says
Dr.. Leonard Keene Hirschberg. In the
January Dclineator. The mother who
permits social duties" laziness or
any other such excuse or motive to In
terfere with her highest OF privileges
Is a woman unfit to bring human be-
ings into the world. The best OF all
infant foods, like the best of all va
ricties OF modified cows milk, is but
a sorry substitute for mothers milk.
Nothing devised by the ingenuity Of
physicians and chemists can so per.
fectly combine the Offices OF food.
drink and medicine as does this nat
ural food. p j. ~,
When say medicine, speak liter
ally, for mothers milk gives to the
UdUs Sulle lllelSuTe VI ltl oWu uCHiHtu
power Of resistance to disease. There
is. indeed, good ground for the old say
ing that. so long asa child Is at the
breast, The blood OF Its mother con-
tinues to flow through It's veins. Re
cent Investigations in susceptibility
and immunity have shown that this
Is true. at least In effect, for the
breast.fed child shows a distinctly
greater capacity for resisting the or
ganisms of.all the principal infectious
diseases than the child fed upon artl.
fetal food. To put it simply, the ba-
by nursed by dts mother Is far less
likely to take measles, scarlet fever
or chlcken,peS. and far more likely to
recover quickly and completely II It
does, than the baby nonrished by cows
milk and cereals.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
ENTE RPBls aiTEms.

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13

g
ssirst r. 'ortney passed ls 4aws ]:
Saturday eyenin leaving i've chill;
iren ssuryiytnE thIer. They 5are, Howard
Clarence; Melvin, Daniel and Stella:
Short funeral s. services were neld$ az
her home near Enterprise II Sunday,
January 10th. she was buried in the
Fortney grave yard: y u rs
,Dorcy and Earl Blce are at Clarke
burg on business to-day:
Mr. AZ 3. W Parrish, Thomas and
Charles Lawlis had a very narrow es-
cape in a runaway Saturday. January
9th. Mr.. Parrish had one leg broken
ami was badly bruised about the face.
Thomas Ind mis- ankle sprained and
Charles was badly bruised about the
tace but they are improving nicely.
Rev. Hammond is holding q pro-
tractel meeting at this place. A NUM-
Der Of people have been converted.
Miss Lettie Koon has returned home
from Grafton.
Mr.. James F. Mclntire has complet-
ed his daughters new home which she
will move into next month.
Quarterly conference was neltl at
the NJ. 2. Church South Saturday,
January 9th, conducted by the presld-
ing elder, Rev. Canter.
There are no weddings to report this
time ,as l can think Of.
Miss Vergie, Manlew is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. r. Nv. Koon, OF tais
place. II. s &
Mr. Glen iHarr has just, returned
homo from the army. Ssf s
5 REX. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13

..'-'I erf'-s
may be obtained, whether BY State
wide prohibition through amendment
to the constitution Of the State. or by
what Ii known as, local option through
d vote of2the people in each, county.
We believe TINT the people are capa--
bile Of settling this question. and that
they have the right to settle It. There.
fore, we favor the passage by the next
Legislature OF a well considered and an
adequate local option law and also
the submission to q vote OF the people
OF, an .amenlment to the constitution
prohibiting the said traffic. # si3S
This promise should bel kent. 3 In re-
'terrng you to the promise OF 't.ac dom.
SYnant party of the State 1 do! not: mean %
| thercby that the members OF the; mi q
monty party should be absolyed5 4 from lty n
responsibility in the matter Every
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
! : - 2 -
NOTICE.
40 - FIH

AS 1 am forced t. vacata my present
quarters by the Underselllng Store.
and Worth Fleming, have secured
HE room recently occupied by the
Globe Book Store In the Watson Hotel
where hope to serve my! friends and
patrons with the best Of home dressed
meats and peultry as heretofore. u
|. ct 81 S!.Ft'si II ., iCHAs. C.. RoRB 9i5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13

fggss. IltI - - L * tx e.s 49,
our side will be made to him as soon
is our accountants close their work
md our attorneys have had opportun'
!ty to digest It. Iknow OF nothing that
could have been done that has not
been done to protect the interests Of
West Virginia, although much mis-
chfeyous and malicious stun has been
printed In the newspapers to the CON
trdry III ,,: ~
IfThe Traffic In Intoxicating Liquors.
The platform Of the dominant politl
cal party Of this State, adopted q few
months ago. declares: II. .-,5
IA large msjority Of the citizens Of
the STATE believe that the traffic in
intoxicating liquors Is an evil. and de-
sire to mitigate and eradicate the. evils
Of such traffic as far as poss' ble, But
we recognize that there is an honest
difference Of opinion as to which Is
the better method whereby this result
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
: (contlnuee on nass SEVEN,

."Why don't YOU watch the game,
Laura T. I. e u :, n. Is, tt;l; =
whats the; use. You told me the
umpire mai, vas paid to watch 4. Let !, t
him look after 1t. I'm sure ! don't
want the job" Cleveland Plain
Dealer, Il; .i5t I,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13
HoODSviLlE AND MINIS
TIERS RUN. {
The health Of our community is very

d {.
The health OF our community Is very
good Mt present. a5ss. ~
z The .protracte,l meeting commenced
at Center Inst Sunday night. All are
Invited to attend. "a
Mr.. IN. D. Llnger. OF this place Is
building n very large barn.
Mr.. Ray Henry. Of this place, was
visiting his parents, OF Laurel Point,
Z Saturday last. Al
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Shuman. of this
place, were shopping in Fairnont'
Tuesday last is4t$
& Mr.. J. c. Michael and wife. OF Hoods.
vile, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s..
C. .strnight last Thursday. III
Nr. W. d. Barb, Of iloodsville, was
(, in Tairmont on business Tuesday last.
Miss Opal Ballal, who had been WIS.,
fling her parents for the past week,
has returned to her home ut Fairmont.
X. Mr. Allen Crouser. Of this place, Is
requiring mis- residence near Baxter
this week, ,.s y.
/. Mr.. ]. P. Morris was in Fairmont on
business last Tuesday. y
Mr.. s. c. Straight was visiting his
brother, Smith, at Arnettsville. Mon.
day.
Ert ,ir G ch,,r,ar loft d,p for Mn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-13

GEonGTANA: RI !.
/ don't like your cook book-it doesn't
recommend, Gold Medal Flour. 1Mo0Esr-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12
Sill @cnnerne
/ Sc fOrtelIige 9 t at e r.

81 benleoer goers Spmerfiom4
6eo paa Dor omituaenoe Ipertisie-
mentrubrifI nSpor Ri ban0ler" Som
s Ter, bar pi begpnOt at iamle 6or-
retningsfort for Hacine 8D og bill
lo0e oisie efterfplge al andre 8Der.
Get er bort Wfaal paa oenne WeaaO2
at fou mango Spalter fpl0t meo To-
fale imaa a6s., og Der bill liffert be-
re 9per og Settlementer / anore
Stater, bppr en- al pore genner tar
Jamie aos. fra fin @gn. Sornoen at
gonne 8lnoet og Samfunoet, ifal
fan ener bum fife babe giort BET
fprgepes, ioet bt bill poe en- HaaifSn<
ne1ie berfor. Sbor mango oanife
For, er set let at gore. @r6b BET og
qoa frem efter &eglen: fsrit til bore
egne, oerneft til andre oanife e1er
omerifanife Sorretntngsmeno, men
too FIN en- / bDer 8ran6e fra Oeres
@p. &eol e1tote oos er meo Dor fore
uo6reoelie ober Il. g.. 81. lette at
faa.
Griian er 81 manne6Iig for Som
men %inorpffet / bpert Sreoogsnum-
Sar 9e 2pIt at Ttette Dor Sag
% bipGpe n9onferen frem, ga ifrtD
til
0uniib 9rtb. Glt6I. Souie-
&ocine, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12
TIP from Slauerp,
an autobiography BIZ
9oofer E. 8abington.

6or en- Stb iiOen leIte jeg Oenne
@og al 8oofer &. @olbington ON
Gons 2iOsfprelle Og IrbeiOe. Oct
Ct en- goO 8og, iom ale bill bape
goOt al at lepe Jig liOt in6 /. GieG-
zen Ter man Soc % @irfetigbeO iaa
goa Saan0 / Saano iom | bans 2to
CO &irfe. hinge Wenneifer, ia
ieIp 0renge, Ser 0rpmmer ON itore
Wfual Og energilf %gennemfprte Bla-
1ler, bill frtifes og itDrfes peo @on-
ben, Der gaar gernem Sen. Selp-
feIgeltg bill @reiter og 2arere bope.
uObDtte al at leie ben.
@o0e, gennemleDeOe Sro og SOeer
mplorer BET al / 8ogen. @pa0
ipnes man I. gfS. ON iaooon en-
11btalelie:
uSn oroer TO be iucceisful IN ann
fino of undertaking, S tbinf tbe
main filing is for one to grop to
tie point mbere be completely for
gets bimielf; tbat Is, to Goie
inf eff in a great can e.
SSn proportion as one loies bimielf
in this mop, in tie Tonne oegree
Does be get fife bigbeIt boppineis
CIT Of bis mort"
Wen f6b BEN, Ices Sen ielp, eaer
feb 6en til gernene. Sen moa fltnne
foos / enbper omerifanff @ogbnnoeI.
Moaife ogiuo / 9aniib 2utb. Subj.
@ouie / 8lair.
Ser. Infer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

AlNI ~tR4loOltO OAlt1 ~ NV
pg Sreo" (Hom. s, 81.
Sroet &e0 eGer &s0et er et
SfriftuOtrpf for belle BEN for6Grpeoe
Wenne1fenatur auer Galoet / M0am.
Guns 6etegner Set, ri Wennei fer
tiliigter eaer eftertrogter al Naturen,
iaaoan iom Ri er, fsOt al SGD.
9poen, 6bor urimeligt set ems IL
ser, er Woolet. SOB betpoer No-
ifiaeIie, SalOet ferte oenne M0ifiGelie
meo Jig, baoOe legemligt, ~aanoeligt
% epigt.
&goet ianier altloa fun 0goen, ia,
er enbog SienOifo6 MOB SUB. Seq
neo, at / mig, set er / nit &eo, Dor
intet go6t".
@enneffets Siertes Sonfers @oa-
fltno er onOt ira l1ngoommen
al. &atn flpgteoe bort ira 9errens
&niigt. S ben @run0retning gaar
beGe acknowledgement. Sna flor er
@pnosforoerbelien, iau forferoeGigt
er @oamsfaloet og ale bore Spn6e-
fol6, at BET er finn bette enc, hi fan
fer: Sort fra Serrens aniigt euer
Geoan. Spn0en er gpIeligl
Nan0ens Sans ct Iige set moo
latte. aon0en ct Der SeGiooon6en
/ Menneifet. @on0ens Sans er
Sroen, Ser CT ensbetp0en0c me6 2io
ca Sre0 ~. 5re6 meo @u0 er set
0ioggobe, Ser er mere pnro ems al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

E%relicSpeien. Eroen At screenings
boonoet meQcm Spn0eren % Trel-
loren.
sc, fore 2niere, oette er | Sort
6e0 Sen rette 5aligbeosions.
Sonler Ou ian, bDa0 SUBS err? 6ar
81 ion qanOens Sans? @pis fao, 0a
e. 0u en- M Sfobning; Set gomle
cr forbigonget, lie, alt er blepen mt.
"a eier ou 2ip o. 6reo, set Qiu %
zen 6re0, bOori en- M Sans ifa6es,
u0bifles og moOnes, Sen, hi / bort
Gnune foIOer Menigbe0sions.
1T. Menigbe0sfans. Oct
CT en- &enosgerning, at iou mart 60
GigbeOsionien er ifo6t % tilfreosItiG=
let I ct eIer flere Menneifer bGonot
cS, ian f60es Ser It's al oenne SanS:
Wenigbe0sians.
Oct er Ben f6r1te Sons, Ser bar
6epirfet, at hi mi efter en- MenneIfe-
nGoer teller ca. 40 S6Itermeniqbe-
Ser, Der for nproeren6e lt6g6r Sen
f%orene6e oonife eb.=lrttb. Strife I Slime
rifo." est forbere0en6e Meniqbe6s-
Grbei6e bpes poo ca. 40 WisIions-
plobier).
(Gr,,Hoe hoo elsa e\
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

ltrpeOe BET uO meO 9opntilo Saano /
onOre imau &lpnger per % ser.
@n al Dem fit MI imiolertiO set
upentebe Sporgsmoul, / bpilfen 8oo
Sbien lagOe iuoOat. ga - ia, set
rioite Me00eleren ga Ielofo[oelio
fife. g3uoel, bpor ban ga bobOe set
fra? So, set bop0e ban bprt ga
itor 9~en-og-Oen onf6re.
Mton beb6per 10 life at famine
Jig peo fife At piOe Ge0e puu en- a.
rem Sing. S6i bbem fan pi0e aft
nluligt. Wen man bar Qc0 @run0
til at re6me, naar man qiuer Set
noIeenoe al, at man Itaor / 6grIte=
GoonOsforbol6 til Sen nipne Gina
% ioQ olligebsl, bpis moi upentet
flemmes til @9qs, moo pibe.
s SGnfningens &er0en fan set
gao lnaoon, at Gen, ser op0oqer,
GDao 9igteren bar iagt, fan pinoe
liqe 9erGmmelie meo 0igteren
lrlb.
Wen Der er forgprigt enOnll Ell
file Sale pes npbnte Giterinq at en-
cn6ens @itot.
@oa lin Ganoring ober Sc mango
Gitatorers Sunger nooeoe set be-
ringeoe Orb omlioer til cen, ser be-
ltemte Jig til at f6lge 9lfleoningen
ii! bens Slide. San fuGgte Sporet
gennpm Sc mango We1emmpn0, til
ION naoeoe BEN, Ser FORT bobbe an-
f6rt BET.
Nh1 Ipffe0es set BAN pirfelig at
foo 8oqens Sitel at bi6e. 8eo fin
Siemfomit anifafeoe ban Jig Sen
ufort6bat, lpIte BEN og fonot pirfe-
Zig Ste0et, iao ban ligefrem furbc
iptte lin Singer poo Set, fopitel=
fGite BET.
Sna ffrep ban ga ct Stpffe,
fbilfet ban is9te og fonot @nben6elle
for set bebingeoe Orb. Men + d II
ngiebes life meb at citere Set iao-
Com flot benfoftets Nei. San npb=
|teoe @ogen, BET finbes - 6ens
Nabn, Ser flyer Set, og bens, til
foem set figes. Sq set er 80 a o.
SEN at citere pon.
uNht bar Set ei mere ct fpJtigt Gttat,
Ser intet Steos bob6e biemme."
Sen talentrige 0tgter mao finoe
|f1g mangt og meget. Oct er iimpel=
Lat f~orbobienbe iaa meget EN- burf-
ireben &rftifer fan faa no at en-
conorig 9og. Moaife lager 2Ss-
ningen / 8eltemmelien at 8egrebet
danorig" - gipes set remlig en-
@ltnmiItrGngs ggenifob, iao set
fun Itreffes og inos u0en at brittle
"a lt0en at tobe fin Notur, i0et set
cfter anitrengelien gaar til6age til
i'm op%rinbelige Sitting, er Ser
Itrofs no6net Sci for mango og
riOe Wltlig6eoer.
Spis +. Gfs. @enrif S6ien og
NpoItlen @oltIns - miItpo fife 0en=
ne SomItilling - pirfeIig bar BAIT
oGe Sc Sonfer me0 set, Sc ifrep,
lom oeres Sortolfere logger Dem
sinbe, ia, oo -- Sul0eno ielp
Getningan, 2Gier. x.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

Sogf6rerne / @oines 2egislotl1r
fremlagOe ct 2obforilag, Ser limi-
tere0e 2ngerneS SoIpr til $25 ON
Gogen. 2pgerne gengelOte pe0 a
fremfomme me0 ct on0et Sorllag.
Ter begrenier S%ogf6rernes Saler
II $24 ON 9ogen. Den olminoa-
Iige Berger begunitiger begge Sor-
lag, 6emGrfer en- &oGegu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

@ew Serieps @uoerngr enifer at
paalagge enbber ltoIenoine, ser H.
ger at fortiene lit 2ibsopboIo / Bette
2onb, en- 5fot al 500. Sporfor
fife leege en- Sfat poa enbber boo-
6e lt0IGnoing og Sn6f6ot, ser fife
til fortiene fit 2ibsopbolo? 1psrger
8 g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

Eli Sc forulpffe0e / Stalien bar
Sc 5oreneoe Stater ifIg. n@etp
gorf 8orlO" ienot mere emo noget
onoet 2onO - StaIien fife un6-
togen. Sra bette 2nno er ser moo
toget 100000. Bitten oper gi-
oragene fra 0e forifeGige 2anoe BIZ
Der poa en- bel Del Sbcrraifelier.
9e ~ipoamerifonife &epubliffer bar
tiliammen bi0roge mere en6 @nq-
lano, Sapon mere enb SpIflan6,
Sprfiet mere ems 9itrtg, ~@uitraIien
mere emo &1slan6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

& SilFRI6e at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peb
WobtdoelIen bebes mon tIooe til bet ffehIioe
8ofpeIen. StIlbe BET lie hielpe, bebes
man benpenbe fio til ,Touiferen"s
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12
Sanife Sonfer.
. orloars-S agen.
Sortiot.

DIN De fleite un0re Sumter / Sc
lrpe 6orilag, bill Der fife blipe noqen
n9ientlig MeningsforifeI, - naar
ga nnotages Socialifterne
og bet enonu meget lille vra6i-
tale @enitre". 9isie to @ar-
tier bill dOerbooa6et fife babe noaet
3oriOor. @ocioliTterne snifer en-
f~uIbItenOig afpebning bDub
fer 10 Tan ie belt tiltalenne uo, for
uoiat, at man iaa ogioa er biGig
til at blibe ioGgt og fsbt, mite fit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

81 er Oenne Sang ioa beIOtge
- euer ubeloige - at 1ape mere
Manuifript paa SaunoelL emo Ri
fan finOe Gla0s for. Mlen BET font
mel ioa ienere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

@n &oinOe / 9ennipGpania gob
affalo paa en- teitamentariif arp
pea $4,000, beQere ems BUN gil
ilO paa Ell 9eItemmeIie / SeItamen-
tetA Der gif 10 Poa, at bun ffuloe
fffae fig ira fin Mano. Manoen
fommer til berefter at bore ffiffelig
og opgtig, bOis ban fife bill rtoiette
fig for en- Sang imeGem at fau Of
Dere, at ban er bGeben oberbur0pret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

9rGii0ent Soft's Snauourations-
tale bar meot anerfenOeIie uaf-
bGngig al @urtibenipn flyer 8biIo-
relpbia &reis. Sffe iioen @onroe
far en- 8reii0ent begpnbt meo en-
ioo almin0eIig nera Of GOOD feel
ina"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

Noar 2pierne benDenber fla til ToIt, Der
ouertereri gIabet. enten TOR at febe bos benz
euer for at faa SpInsnirto ON bet nperterebe,
bebes Sc oltib omtnIe, at Te iuo @pertisiez
meutst I bette gfnb. Set nil ppre til oen.
fbid Suite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

9e, Der ifriper for n0aniferen",
fon poe os ltsrre SieIp, emo 0e for
moOentlig ieGp tror, peb at ifripe
rigtig tp0eIiqt, iier ggennopne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

vben oamle al Sage, ser olorig
filter Stonopunft. SorOi ban nenr-
Zig oltto ier ret.
@tOf6rIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12
ut Yar Yre4eituO.

Ger bar engang Ell WtanO, JON
gerne obapOe Ninene meO Jig" 9por
Bon font pmfring.
Gn pnrm SpnmerOag boie0e ban
al ira ben olfore Sci 40 en- Pile,
Ter tprte inO til Ell enlomt beliggell=
otliggenOt GonrO, bpor ban BAD
nm en- Grif foligt &iloepano.
Gfter at bape tantt BET forfriIfen-
&c &Gger, tiger ban til 9onOen:
~@pr, fore Del ieg Jet, Oe er 9tlt=
tiOsijIoiof."
0@m, noo - ia, icg pes fife,
Gnoo BON mener me0 Set"
so, &c ipnes at bope @uper uq
Gpner til iinOrigt at onbenOe til
&eparotur MaifinOele, ION oprinoe-
lig bar fremitillct for og beItemt til
gonlfe f~orIfeQige cling. De bagerIte
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gang bar, at NutiOens Siloioffer of
ta fan ltges at BRUCE 8onoens 6rem=
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SGnfere bapoe anpenot paa belt
fprifelligt Steo og Maa0e - pubic
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belt 6rugbort.
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foa - og langt ime1em III ON
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init nogan mem Sag at ifripe noget,
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lignen0e 8i6liotefer Der / 9anoet.
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; ben Sanfe, at Der fin0es SuIinoer
uf ggger - bel bauoe go0e, maa0e=
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bogens trilte &atolog.
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ger fan man mi Ooglig ie p~oroen6e
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sc il1mpe til at itobe pao qo6e
Sanfer og brugbare S6eer. @r 6o
tiltreffeligt MateriaIe for Soonben.
fGoppes BET iommen til ct elias
Spftem ubgibes, og &onsmonoen
foar, bbis cling 6enne Gang iIoar
igennem, @ren og @epiniten.
timber ct iterre &irfemsoe citere-
10 on Nrp1t on Itno 01f+oueoSo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

6ratcrnul ins. So. 10000 @eolenr-
mer. 9ieierpe fon0 $t,400, 900. Set-
reno Gem til @bilip @pons, 926
Stnte ct, Gacine isis. 81 biz ber
| Gacine / Quarts optage 100 npe
Me0Iemmer. gn go0 lofal Nlgert
untoges, Mon0 eIer apin0e. 500
SortieneIte. Sorbdr bos Or. Gpans,
926 State Ct, &acine, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

Gen 6eoIte Sales.--future
for Sen billigIte @rimie giper Sri6e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12
Guns.
SaligbeOs= Menigbebs= Og
Samfnnbsians.

n&pOetS Sans er 0p0en,
men Mon0ens Cans er 2io
og Sreo" (Gom. 5, g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

timber ct ftsrre &irfempoe citere-
fe en- 8reIt / en- lille aftenfreos
&enrif Sbiens inobolostunge Orb:
Seq fif 5orgenS @ape, % Ioo blep
jeg Sigter" ioet ban ga betoneoe.
81 fit bper &riIten f6rIt ret Cor
@abe for bort table SoGf,
itnlOe Der nof an0erle0e5 fomme
Gang og Gift / airfens 4r6eioe.
S BEN lille &reos bar ser pift-
1iOf ingen andre, Ser fenbte hint
I, oingebe Orb, eIler bi6Ite, bbor set
ito6. Dog, 6ette forbinorebe 10 fife.
ot Sc bper for fig git or1fring Ga
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-12

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Lawn Dressing Sacques,. ..15c
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