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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
SuAvE STRANGER SkIPS
WITH DENlSON COIN

Denison, Aug. pa man giving his
name as Jim McGoff, fine looking and
suave, accompanied by a pretty wom-
an, whom he introduced as his wife,
was in Denison for the past four
months. They made friends and ac-
counts quickly. Last week they left,
so did a sack containing about $50,
which belonged to Joseph Christen-
sen Accounts promiscous are about
the only things that didn't get away
in connection with this affair.
Now Sheriff Cummings is making
vigorous search for the missing man.
Before McGoff left the sheriff received
a message ron Evanston, Wyo., tell
ing of a man wanted there for a very
serious o%ffense. A photograph accom-
panied and under the photograph was
the name Bert Senyard." The photo
graph was the very picture of McGoff.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
FAIR REPRESENTATIVE

Seattle, Wash, Aug. Ex-Governor r.
s. Wesley, of South Dakota, h is now
in Washington, has chosen Joh Il.
kean, of Woonsocket, Who also is Wis
iting in the West, to act as represent
ative of South Dakota at the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific exposition here on Da-
kota day, August 81. He and other
South Dakotans are now engaged in
arranging the program.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
BABY BROWNS IN A
JAR OF RAIN WATER

Denison, Ia, Aug. Pa jar, sitting
nde the caves of the house, just off
from the porch, was the cause of the
death of h ~2-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Pranschke, who live a short
distance in the country. The little boy
was playing with the older children out
in the yard and on the porch. The
mother was busy with her household
cares, while the father was in the field.
When h noticed that the baby was
not with the others, she mad search,
and was horror stricken when she
went on the porch to see the form of
her little one in the big jar which she
had placed there to catch some soft
water. 1t is thought that the baby boy
was looking into the jar and, losing his
balance, fell in head foremost. There
was only a few inches of water in the
jar, but enough to cause death.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
MOVER IN BLACK HILLS
SPEAKS TO LABORING MEN

Lead, s. d., Aug. 24.-Charles H.
Meyer. president of the Western Fed
GRAFTON Of Miners, is here on an Of
fetal visit. Meyer smoke to a fair sized
crowd in the Miners Union opera
house on the work and conditions of
the federation and on the eight-hour
day achievement among labor unions.
He will address all the local unions in
the Hills before leaving.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
NEW SUPERINTENDENT FOR
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL

Usage, La, Aug. 25.-Professor ]. a.
Lapham, who for a number OF years
was superintendent OF the schools OF
this county, and later was placed at
the head of the normal department
of the Central college. at Peiia, has
been appointed state Sunday school
superintendent for the Baptist church,
succeeding Rev. Wilson Mills, resigned.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
WINS A CHANCE IN
THREE LAND LOTTERIES

Sioux Falls, S. D., Aug. "a
Kendall B. Cressey, of this city.
is the fortunate winner of num-
bers in both the Flathead and
Occur d'Alene reservations. He
was also a winner of a chance
in the Trip county drawing,
but has not exercised his rights
in any case. He is n of the
officers of a local bank and reg
istered because he happened to
be in the locality when others
We're after a chance at the land.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
THIEVES GET PLUMBER
IN ABERDEEN HOMES

Aberdeen. S. D., Aug. 25.-A number
Of house in Aberdeen have been en-
tered by burglars during the past two
weeks, but In each instance only small
amounts were secured, The house OF
w G. Ritcher was entered and thor
oughly overhauled, the contents OF
nearly every receptacle OF clothing or
other articles in the house having been
dumped In a heap on the floor. The
discovery was made when q 13-year-old
boy, a member of the family. returned
to the house in h morning after
spending h night at a neighbours. The
other members of the family were ait
Minneapolis.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26

fected and he had been released on
bonds. This was last year. This sum-
mel q circuit court Of appeals af-
frmed the action of Judge Garland, and
as Knowles refused to pay the fine
he was again lodged in the Penning-
ton county jail. from which he is now
striving to secure his release under the
plan stated. *
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
& r WANTED.

Pittsbsirg Pa. Aus. M.-As an evf-
ashce sof reviyfng business conditions
cokeseperators have sent Broadcast a
yertlsements for &c miners. coke
drawers and laborers. large posters
Eprlnted N foreign languages, have been
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
TELEPHONE COMPANIES
SOLD AT DES MONIES

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. s24.-The sale 81
nne Des Moines Mutual to the Iowa
Ielephone company today carries wiz
= inc independent companies Of Boone
stated that the purchase nrice vw.aas
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
AGED 101, HAS LIVED
IN IOWA FOR 70 WEARS

Miles. Ia, Aug. &.-Not making
claim to be the oldest person in Iowa,
this town has a very old resident in
the person of Mrs. Sarah Green, .who
has just celebrated her 101st anriver-
sary. She is still quite well pre-
served. Mrs. Sarah (Kimble) Green
am to Iowa in 1889, and has been a
continuous resident for 70 years.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
DIES MONIES POLICE
PINCH PRETTY WOMAN|

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 24.-Mrs. Nell
lie Reynolds, beautiful and stylishlyi
gowned, and daughter, Marie, were ar,
rested by the police here today, charged
with the theft Of diamonds worth 5000
from fashionable Des Moines homes
Mrs. Reynolds says she is a Spanish
actress and that she came to Des
Moines from Kansas Sity.
The police found Ave diamond rings
two diamond brooches and numerous
valuable Jewels in her apartments
Mrs. Reynolds pretended to be looking
for rooms and, after gaining entrance
to HI houses, mad way with articles
OF value.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
PORTUGUESE JOE.
CASHES IN CHECKS

Deadwood, S. D., Aug. "a
CONSUMPTION took another char
acter from this section in the
death OF Joe Silvers. better
known ais Portuguese joe" an
old time miner. Joe has spent
about Sc years in the Hills,
working in all the camps, and
contracted miners consump-
ton.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26

MEx.-The city author,tte.
nsre yoled 70 appropriate $4,000 to en-
ssr.aln Presidents Diaz and Taft when
Icy meet october 1S. "A bun fxht win
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
WIpow suEs

Bridgewater, S. d. Aug. 25.-Action
for damages in the sum of 81. 500. 90.
has been Instituted in the circuit SQUIRT
for this judicial district, by Agnes
Thompson, widow of Edgar Thompson,
who came to his death accidentally
waulsee freight train In this city.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
NEW FIGHT ON TIL:
MAIL ORDER STORES.

men of McGregor are going to meet
mail order concerns in a new way.
Thousands Of dollars go out Of here
every month to these concerns. To
keep this money at home shares in al
cooperative store are being sold at
SO each, no one allowed more than 20i
shares.
The money thus raised will be in
vested in groceries and provisions
which will be sold at a fraction above
their cost and after expenses are de-
Quoted. the profits will BIZ distributed
among the stockholders. Many farm
ers are taking hold of the project and
they have the sympathy Of the BUSH
ness men. !,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
ANARCHISTS JAILED.

BUDAPEST, Aug. 24.-The police Of the
city have taken iEto custody Is anar-
snlsts who recently arrived here to at
teLld ms torShcoming anarchist con-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26

There Is a wave OF fear in some
parts OF Scotland that the spread of
The temperance movement will cause
= marked decrease In the consump-
tion OF Scotch whisky, with corre-
spending loss to oil Who are interested
In its production. "Dynamitards,'' as
naphtha drinkers are called, have reap
peared IN hamburg. This .naphtha'
ls a milky colored compound Of great
staying power and Is composed Of
alcohol raixed with lilo Of ITS bulk OF
methyl alcohol and 3-8 OF 1 per cent
OF petroleum.. with as little water added
~ taste calls for. 1t kills quickly.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
roy STOVE FIRE FATAI.

Belle Plaine, Ia, Aug. 25.1Tne o.
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Corns Was fatally burned wnen
her clothing caught nre from d toy
stove on which was cooking an
imaginary meal.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26

1t will be a great satisfaction to
Eaose who are fighting for the preserv-
alton Of the Adirondack forests to learn
that the flrst two OF the oil-burning
locomotives to be used have proved
signal successes. The only complaint
against them Is based upon the rapid
1ty with which oil makes steam, but
this Is hardly a serious difficulty. If
this reform can reduce the number OF
1res by 80 per cent. as lis expected, 1t
Will prove the most effective means yet
devised to prevent the devastation OF
north woods by flames.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
FIND STRANGERS BODY
IN MISSOURI RIVER

Elk Point, S. d.. Aug. 25.-The nude
body of a man was found On the banks
of the Missouri river south of Jeffer-
son, s.. D., by William Miner. The body
was badly ~decomposed and had been In
the river for some time. The body
will be brought to Elk Point for burial.
The identity of the person is
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
MASON CITY HOME
Quilted BY FIRE

Mason City, Ia, Aug. 24.-Judge Jo-
seph ]. Clark's residence was badly
Quilted by fire this morning. Fire
caught while painters were burning off
paint.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26

The first successful towing Of canal
boats by automobiles was accomplished
IN Sunday on the Lehiell canal. Owing
to the LIABILITY OF the towline to snap
An thee effort to start, George B. Plum
mer, q Camden automobile expert,
equipped a seven-ton motor truck of
Is horsepower with spiral springs. Six
barges with 500 tons OF cargo were
taken from Allentown to Bethlehem
In an hour. Present lock capacity and
speed limitations considered, it is es-
timated that automobiles compared
with mules will handle double the num-
Der OF boats in half the time.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
souTR DAKOTA


A poor foreign, musician was dogged-
" wrestling with his trombone outside
p village inn. He knew tina THE Lost
Chord" was somewhere In tina instru-
ment, but the latter seemed loath to
part with 1t. AT length the landlord
appeared at the door. The poor musi-
cian bowed and, doffing his cap, said:
NMusig hath jarms," and smiled. The
annk eeper smiled also and kindly.
well, not always" he said. But try
that tune outside that red brick house
and I'll give you sixpence." Three
minutes later the trombonist was back
again, mud despatched and forlorn.
you vos right" he said. slowly and
sadly, "n1usig hath farms not always
mo-. A mad yellow out OF dat house
came, und me NIT a brigg he knocked
idown-yes. He not l that tune
mo, no" and he rubbed the back OF
his head. II thought he wouldn't"
said the landlord. Hes Just done a
months hard labor for stealing a
iclothesline from a back garden"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26

Browntail and gypsy moths are
sacaustng great damage IN various; parts
so3 New England. People at last have
learned that iii they would preserve
i1heirs shade and forest trees they must
night the moths. and ofIicial moth de-
Istroyers are coming to be regular Of
0ceholders. The little things have be-
coTne such q pest that municipal and
state machinery us working with that
OF the federal Government In the en-
Tort tosstop their onward march.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26
ARLINGTON WILL HAVE
CITY ELECTRIC PLANT

Arlington, s. D., Aug. 25.-This city
is planning to install electric lights,
to be under municipal control. The
system Will be run in conjunction with
the city waterworks, N engine fur
the power.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26

I'm my Bohemian days 1t vas my
Rortune-or misfortune, as the case
may be-to meet often n to know
well the American bard, Walt Whit
man." writes William Winter. TT is
not impress me MS anything other than
what he was, n commonplace. uncouth
and sometimes obnoxious:y coarse writ
er, trying to be original by using q
formless style, and celebrating the pro-
letarians who make the world almost
n~ninhabitable by their vuIgarity. With
reference to me, Waits views were ex-
pressed In a sentence that. doubtless,
he intended as the perfection of con-
temptuous indifference. WILLIE he
uaid, is a young LongfelIow.'"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26

This Is a story told by a commercial
aveler after a trip through southern
OF q sleepy little town / hurried to
the station. After a while an object
slowly emerged from the distance and
skunk up alongside. / boarded the soli-
tary coach, and, after a tedious wait.
h engine began to gasp feebly, the old
coach creaied a little, but the train did
not move. I was about to get out to
zee What was the matter when the
forward door Of the coach was sud
denly flung open and a head popped
In. Hey. YOU said the engineer, leer-
Ing at ne, Climb off till I get a start,
will YEP"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26

a big British doctor finds that the
parts OF the body in which cancer
starts, such ns the lower HIP. liver, etc.
are highly electric and r~adio-active Al
piece Of the lower lip. IL laid on a photo
him. darlSens It the same as does "a
dium, but II q piece Of the lung-can-
Ger seldom comes in the lung-is put
on the photo film. nothing happens. So
b doctor argues that highly electric
Nesh is h main secret OF cancer.
Woman's flesh is more electric than
e caaceg is in women.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-08-26

An idea Of what the Panama canal
construction means to one industry in
this country may be CLEANED from the
tact that almost q million tons OF ce-
ment will be used in the gigantic work.
Shipments have already begun in
steamers owned by the government
which will carry about 5000 tons at a
trip. 1t Is estimated that it will take
about four years to deliver the 1890
600 barrels of cement contracted for at
the present rate OF shipment. The gov
crnment will profit by using it's own
vessels instead of chartered ships, as
there will be no charges for demur-
age In case loading or unloading is
delayed by storms.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-20

net por Ngeltt at gre port til at faa
Solicit i%nteresleret. 9lgenten tnger op
til Calgary I. % 3. Sir5Oag | hpcr
Mnane0. Ena nGbnte Gage tan 9an0-
ipgere faa 9ieIicntolntteIie. &c, Der
life fan relic ira Council Slltff5
ON SirS0ugcu, moo ntp0c DOR Ygcnt
/ St. Saul Sen folgenOe 0n9Oog
Wiorgen bpur San0fOupdgtl3t bar
cgcu nGar". 0e, lom Ieper | q. 0oto-
ia, tan moOc famine Gog Gor9Oog
N}nrgen ! @prtuI. Gerfrn refer @uno-
iogere for lie N}iIen / CANADA. W}en
for at Ngcnten fan ui0c. bpem %
buor mango, ban tn npente at MP
DC / ct. Saul Cler minneapolis
eIlcr noget an0et Stc0 pon Sen 8anc,
Gan fommer oDcr, nil BET pore be0lt
at pe0fommerl0c itripcr I'll eli al o5,
Jun laa itdl lmOerrette Ngenten Ser
rnt. @oa Oenne Mon0e pe0 III iaa, at
Net bliper 9onife, hi fnnr ser pp.
Ser fan 6eslt0en paa ocnne Mau0c
garanteres Dem, iom f6ber minoIt
100 Icres, &eiie9ootgprcIie inOtiI
$40.
9a hi forlo0 Dor Ngent / Council
GluffS, hlep hi beIGSiet uteo en- beI
Gel 2itterotur, iom fortGIIer nGrntcre
pm bette 2ano. Npbnte Sfrifter bill
pi bore piIIige iii at ienOe frit ont
firing, til bpem Ser onifer set.
&pis SoIg al 2onoet goor go0t
i Sommer, bill Ser git for opennppn-
te Stpffe bIipe oobnet for SoIg Ell
iterre Strefning moo git, Eoo pi fan
Der mutIi9pis foa eli 10000 Icre8
lugt til set o1ere0e forbebnl0te Stpf-
fe. @ernteo bore ioo oenne Sag olt=
befoGet. Seq boober, at Ser cr mango
Al bort 6oIf, iom bill benptte an-
Ie0ningen og faa Jig ct goot Stem
e inOen IGnge Strife % 5foIer. Sil
set iiOite Ell &egeringen rleget opof-
renOe. &egerinoen bpgger Sern6oner,
Sroer Meieriar, SelefonGinier, Suit
ferfa6riffer og meget oltOet for at
hpgge 2on0et op.
aerIig @iIien til u0anifcrelr~ %
0enS 2Giere.
Sens&o8musen
@lf @orn, Sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-20
SOitOn, @asi,

Noooe og 6re0 / Dor @errc SeIrs
&riint5 - las set bore bor fgrite
&ilicn til &rp0re og ScItre 16 ouer
S0nOet, n0or bi otter toger fat / %e15-
net for at fortpQe ON Dor WeniJ-
heO, bort Ir6eioe, bore @le0er, oQ
Sorger, bore Seire % @eoerIog.
ltnOerligt bar / 6ano6e0 Serren
nclIignet os Der / Bottom, iioen s
iirit bprte fra ps, % en0nu ItDrre
&eliignelier er Der / @ente for o8
iom @uos 6oIf, ON III bar ponpge
nof til 1t tage imo0 Dem.
9du er 10 6eit0ogene, iom pi 10 poo
oIminOelig menneifeIig &is biz fol0e
Dem, for6i.
81 6op0e nQgle if6nne 9oge Der;
SfGrtors0ogsoften meo @u0stiene-
lte % Altergang og EaaIfe0og mes
@noStieneite Sornri00og rq often.
&or GiIe ifpnne Strife bar 0eforeret
me0 8aoIfeliIier og andre @lom7ter,
iom efter MISUNDERSTANDING 6lut-
ring bGeO forfeit blan6t bore Soft
Ioa ligeligt Iom muligt.
Mr. Sio6ore NoSmtsIen, Iom Sc
forereOe Dor Strife, ga sen bleo bDg=
get, og moleOe Nltertopien. bobre
mnlet ct megtigt 9illeoe al
ISeilts / @etbiemone, ct Ar6ei0e ban
Tar ofret mango Woane0ers Stu0ie
poo, og ban boDoe ioo bengt set
rp / &irfen for os oQe at frD0e os
ober og BET bill fun bore Sanobe0
a. iige, at set 6Iep beunoret at ale
og enbper for bets abiollttte funit-
rcriife l%tof6relie .
9Gf on0re Np0eGier &ouifeOag boo-
Sc Ri nogle Solo iange AT Mrs. ST.
iber, en- gpoger til Dor &osierer.
Mr. 6iiber er Gige unfommen til
2onOet me0 i'm 6omilie for at tage
Sopel ber / 8often.
8etbania Menigbeo potter fife
alene uoobtiG / MeolemsontoG, men
ogioo inoootil / &roft.
Mootte Serren fuo Dor @enigbe0
ioo fer iom acknowledgements / set
bellige 2on6.
Ger bar mere en0m at ifrioe ON,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-20
GnIbcrtium @untana.

81 -ltnoertegne0e, at Menigbeoen
pnIgte 2anbs- &omite pnIfer meo Sic.
~eaftprens S~tllo0eli e at gibe nogle Op-
lpsnin9er / r0onfferen~. 81 er fIere
@onge bIepen ipurgt': b~bornoar
ifol pi lie IiOt / u0oniferen" berfro?
Wfen Ga ri i9ennem Gttteren flere
@onge bar Lei It Nrtifler bua0e ON
Mont. % %. Gofoto, ioo mel1te bi,
ct bet par beore for os at pente, iii
hi bopOe b6rt andres Menin0er.
9dt bill hi gGrte bnpe 2op til at t.
&c Dor Wening.
&t u1toertegneOe fom ale berop
omfring l.. 6ebr. 1908, % ira 0en
Sio og inoti[ 1. Npril 1909 bar bi
fife boft en- 8~li55orn. @i bar finn bot
Iiot Sne / &inter. Ser pur finn Slp=
before Ell fort SID / Sonltor. Men
Set fre5 temnelig hoornt / iomme
Moone0. Oct bar oog fife foIoere,
ems at hi 1aboc &reatltrene u0e til
SANDS bber Dag, og poa gonife faa
Gage ner bar Sc gooet u0e belle 9a-
gen. S &eglen er set flort Soli fins
beir ON 9ogen, og I Se6r. bar Ser
mango Netter, set ilet life fr6s. Saa
ri giper 8o1tor 9nmifob 9fet, naor
BON ifriber, at ingen ifdl la0e Iig
~forfrGffe for Sneitorm og &1tG0e.
Gel fan Set blipe folot, men man
filler set life iom / Be eltlige Sta
ter, ga 2uften er mere TOR. Men Sill
har hi rigeGig al % bilIigt. 8il Ri
6ngge set u6 ieIp, foiter set inge1t
'Sil1g, ellers foIter Set 9 Collars pr.
Son, og ri bar fife brltgt ober 6 a
Is Sons / @tnter for 2 rStopeS".
Sq inn bar hi en- 0eilig CONNER
beroppe; set fan ingen npgte. %
hi bar beller fife let nogen PROBE
oerpan. 81 bar ingen beftige Storme
cGer Gpfloner og meget iiGl0en Sor-
BEN. Mao, set er, boa0 hi bar, men
Iau ct ser npget, pi mangter, og set
Ell nogle briftige Sormere, iom bill
toge fat og benoe Sroirien omfring.
Ser er nQere0e mango at Sem, men
hi 6nifer flere. Oct foiter baaoe NGr-
hei6e o. Yenge. Oct f6rite er Ser
monge, fem life bar 2pIt til. Sg
het fioIte bar Sc fife, og oerfor biz
Sc before ielge oeres &et til 0onoet
pq Iaa prppe 2pffen ct onOet Steo.
Oq iii eber, iom bar tenft poa at
coo berop, men iom enbnn bar bGret
bonae entan for Set enc eQer set an
set, pil ri iige: fom bare berop %
Ie; Der er frit 2ano enonu, men fife
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-20

lile99t. WtCn Der CT nuf at fobe bill
ltgt. Eriien CT ira 200 Collars pQ
e I'll $1,000 for 100 Ncres. Oct
cl ga, bDaO ser cr til Solg. E6i ser
Ct mango, lom life bill iGlQe for 5000
% Der CT life mango Nunlte, ION bill
lTlgc. "a 5, iom bill fonnle % lutte
e0ar til DOL M}Cnigbc0, ifol upre bier
ttltg ncltonmtt. &i CT life ioa lille
Ell N(cnigbcO, iom bprcr til Den for
1ne0c 0unltc &irfc. 81 Gar cnOmt i'll
cen @irfebDgninQ, men boaber at fou
oct / cn HUr 6rculti0. vi iQmleS
bucr Spnoog til @llO2ticnclte / Sfo-
lthulCt, inn ligger ne0 Gdne @aIlep
&oltbu3. u bar Spn0u0$Ifole mes
IS Gprn, lont un0erpiic9 al 6 9prere.
&ultor &re0e &obunlcn ppiugOe ill
@ernin1 Iige til Sui, 0a non life laa
Jig / Ston0 til at fortlUtte; 9uIt.
7. %. @cterlcn fra 6Iarton, q. 9u-
foto, par ioo beroppe miOt / Somtor
5 Gage % tolte @l0S Orb for o..
|nitor @ertiet fra &anmlore, %. ..
por bcr miOt / 6cbr., ogioo / 8 ga
sc, % 81 mac iige, at Sc to fGre
&rUitebrporc Ito0 life Ieoiqe pou
Sorpet, bperfen 0og encr 9Gften. On
&illen til eOar % mango Saf for
&eiogene. NaItor 9amIfop fra SID
nep, Mont bar toQet mos &aIo
fra Mcnigbeocn % pil betjene os Ell
Sang ON MooneOen il0tiI pioere,
bpiIfet ri er meget GLADE for, oo III
bar iom 6oor lt0en @pr0e.
SEQ port NorSmpOe / Sonltor bIep
fire 6nmiGier optoget / Menigbeoen
l- Mr. 4. @anien5, Der. $. In0er-
lens. Wtr. s. @ofmuns % Scr. g.
@entiens.
Ser er i Bette 6oraor fommen
mango Sanife % boIut iig fer, men
"a hi life fen0er Napn paa Dem ollie.
irm npIig ct fommen, er set 1t1tlt-
Iigt for rs at lige bpor mango.
9eriom Ser MI er nogIe, ipm 6n=
fer nGrntcre 8eifeO ON 6orbpl0ene
% 2on0et, fan Sc Blot ifrioe til en- at
unoertegneOe, % pi ifoG neo @leoe
gibe ale Be O%plpsninger, hi fan.
Men fom beIGere ieGo berop / Mltguit
Moone0 og ie Dor @sft; oi er meget
go0t forn6iet.
Silien til 9oniferens 9ei ere.
IS6ren BARREN 8or 255, Gull
hertIon.
Setter Sonfen, @or %, Gone
@oIIep.
ISobn Gilman, 9or Is Some
@olIep, Montono.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-20

neIte. iom iGOpanIig % Cuttings
moOc om GftermiOougcn. Sra @cgpIl-
belle til SIutning IpO 0rOet nlcO flare
Soncr ON Spno % NuoOe, 6rcIle %
6ortabelie, Moo set foo 2pffe mleO
iig og lt0rette Set, bportiI @crren bar
ienOt SCI, bIipe Ell Strait til SoligbeO
for flere % fIere al bore 2onO5mGlO
amman ogioa poo bette Ste0, oerueO at Sc
o~npenOer iig % tror 9r6et.