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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
PAPER AND PULP.
Debate in The Senate Yesterday Involv-
ed Those Questions.

Washington, June 1s.--After dispos-
ing with little difficulty Of a number OF
disputed paragraphs in the tariff BILL
the Senate began the consideration Of
the print paper and wood pulp provisions
which have been the bone of contention
and Of no little anxiety on the part Of
senator's.
The question of the prices paid for
labor IN the United States and Canada
was disputed Senator Brown Of Ne
braska and Senator Frye Of Maine de-
batting the matter.
Senators Frye, Gallinger and Hale IN
sisted that wages were lower in Canada
than in the United States, while Mr..
Brown put forth the report of the Mann
committee and the statement Of the
American consul at Quebec to show that
rates Of wages were higher in Canada.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
MISS wYNNE WEBS.
Daughter Of Retiring Consul General at
London a Bride.

London, June 49, Miss ida Ne Wynne
daughter OF Robert j Wynne, until re-
Gently nsul-general at London, was
married at noon yesterday at the Church
of 0ratory, Brompton, to Lieut., Hugh
Ronald French OF the 9TH Dragons, sta
toned at Cairo.
The bride was handsomely gowned,
wearing white brocaded satin dress
with court train and a silver tissue
tulle veil The maid Of honor was her
sister, Miss Ruth Wynne
After the marriage ceremony reeep-
ton was held at the hotel Savoy, which
was attended by most Of the American
colony. Mrs. Reid, wife Of the American
ambassador, was among the party, Tie
interior az the church where the eere-
mony was performed was decorated with
flowers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
Not for Bryan

Chicago, June ls-W. J. Bryan said
fatty yesterday morning that he was not
candidate for United States senator
from Nebraska and that there must be
mistake somewhere with regard to the
alleged hoom fer him. He also said that
he would reserve comment upon the talk
about the La Toilette Bryan" party
until he had heard from somebody who
wanted to join the party.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
$50 wARSHIPS START FOR
BRITISH BATTLE GAME,
Force Is Divided Into Three Fleets for
the Manoenvres.

London, June ls.-The mobilization Of
the British fleet for the annual manoeu-
vres is practically completed and some
thing like $50 warships are now making
their way to their respective stations.
The manoeuyres win be secret, but the
general scheme is understood to be a
repetition Of the plan Of last year, which,
however, resulted in a fiasco, as owing
to the fog, the opposing fleets never came
into contact.
The forces this year are divided into
red, white, and blue fleets. The red rep
resents a German force assigned 70 a
position on The cast coast Of Scotland
It's duty IS TO bring the white or North
Sea feet into action before the latter
can effect junction with the blue feet,
which is patrolling the west coast Of
Scotland A condition Of the manoeu-
vres Is that the white feet can pass
only through Pentland Firth, or south
ward BY way OF Dover strait. Eighteen
flag officers are engaged Vice-Admira7
Sir William Henry May is in supreme
command.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
HOME SECRETARY CONSENTS
TO A RUIZ INVESTIGATION.
Gladstone Promises Inquiry in Reply to
Question il Commons.

London, June IS Home Secretary
promised in the House Of Com
mons yesterday afternoon to investigate
the inquest into the death Of Mrs. Mary
Agnes Ruiz IN this city last May, ii fur
nished with the facts.
This promise was given in reply to d
question made BY Peter II Curren, In
dependent Labor member from Durham,
who drew attention to the fact that the
newspapers were not notified of the hold
ing Of this inquest, and declared that the
coroner since had absolutely refused to
give the purport Of the depositions Mr..
curren asked if the home seeretary's
department was not IN position to put
an end to this scandal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
Hill Sees President

Washington, June 1s---James }. Hill,
chairman of the hoard Of directors of the
Great Northern railroad, was visitor
at the White House yesterday. Mr. Hill
said he came to pay d friendly call. and
had nothing to say about Mr.. Taft's
plans for levying tax on the undivided
income of corporations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
RACE WITH DUTY.

Pacific Steamship Has Big Cargo of Tea
on Board.
san Francisco, June ls.--The steam.
ship Asia is racing across the Pacific,
laden with over a thousand tons Of tea,
seeking to land her cargo at this port
before the additional tax which import
ers fear viii be fixed ON this commodity
by the present Congress goes into effect.
The steamship has been scheduled to
come direct. emitting the Honolulu stop,
thereby saving two days. The Chayo
Maru and the Manehuria have recently
landed large eargoes Of tea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
JEFFRIEs IN RING.
Former Champion Gives Exhibition in
Ouakertown.

Philadelphia. June Isl A large and
enthusiastic gathering Of boxing enthu-
siasts accorded a royal welcome to Jim
JeiTries when he appeared in the ring
If the National A. G. last Wednesday
night. The big Californian boxed three
one-minnte rounds with Sam Berger. his
manager Jeliries appeared to be in
fairly good condition and showed fast
boxing He preceded the exhibition with
3 rope skipping stunt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
BUNKER HILL DAY.
Boston and Vicinity Celebrate Their Own
Holiday.

Boston, Mass, June 49, Boston and
especially Charlestown celebrated Bunk
Ter Hill day Wednesday night and yes
terday, with the customary noise, sports
parades and other features that are an
nual Institutions. In Boston and sur
rounding towns there was q general holt
day, By strenuous efforts the police car
ried out the orders Of Commissioner
O'Meara for quiet night before" and
as result there were less noise and
disorder than in recent years. There
were three parades arranged for the
Charlestown district. a Wild West event
being the feature Of the morning For
the afternoon military aud uniformed
civic parades were scheduled. and last
evening there was an elaborate electrical
parade.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
Closing Calhoun Trial.

San Francisco, June IS. Attorney
A. A. Moore concluded his speech for the
defence in the Patrick Calhoun bribery
case yesterday. and Assistant District
attorney Heney began his closing argu-
ment for the prosecution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
SENT 10 woRKHoUsE.
well-to-do Young Man Has No Other
Alternative.

Minneapolis, Mimi, June Is. Ralph
Shull, well to do young lumberman and
secretary Of the J. w Shull Lumber
company Of this city, has been sentenced
to the workhouse for FIVE days, without
the option Of fine, for exceeding the
speed limit in his automobile.
A man who owns an automobile,
said the Judge, "can easily pay fine;
therefore a straight workhouse sentence
is the only remedy to stop this excess
i've speeding by Automobiles.
Judge Smith Is right" said Mr. Shnll
yesterday. Il am guilty and { will serve
my time in the workhouse without any
bitter feeling toward the court"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
'slavonians, Reach NanIes-

Naples, June ls The North German
Lloyd steamer Princess Irene, carrying
the cabin passengers Of the Cunard liner
Slayonia, wrecked June 10 off Flores Is
land, arrived here at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
Henry cIay VOL Monument.

Hartford, Conn, june ls.-The monu-
ment erected in Spring Grove cemetery
to the memory Of Henry Clay Work. au-
thor Of Marching Through Georgia,
was dedicated yesterday. United States
Senate Buckley made the chief address.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
PRIsoN LABoR.
The Net Receipts for Six Months Were
s764.6s.

The last Six months o. the prison labor
IN Washington county appears from tue
figures to have been a very beneficial one
SO far as the finances are concerned. The
net proceeds of labor 81 prisoners con,
fined in the county jail at Montpelier
has been s24656. The earnings by
months follow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
NatIonaI League standlng.
Yesterdays American League Games.

AT Boston. Chicago 0, Boston 2 list
camel Boston 6, Chicago | I'D camel.
AT New York, Cleveland 3, New York
2.
At Philadelphia, Detroit 3, Philadel.
phia /.
AT Washington. Washington 5, ST.
Louis tive innings, rain)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
Chocolate coated tab
lets, combine the mos


for az hu4n0xs and erpptlnus stomach, liver nnd
kidney ailments. loss Of appetite, that tired feel
ing They ARE a aulid extract Of Hoods Safaapa.
rlla, having All lts wonderful medicinal power
Pleasant to take aud exceedingly economical
Give great Satisfaction, especially 70 people pre-
ferring tablet % LIQUID medicines. 100 doses g.
III Made By Hood It's Good.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18
Yesterday's National League Games.

All st. Louis, Sc. Louis 4, Boston 3.
AT Chicago, Chicago 3, Brooklyn 2.
Other games postponed on account 0
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18

Clothes Yoo'n Look Right In

It's perfectly natural thing for man to
consider how he looks to other People---wom-
en- especially have good deal OF influence on
the kind of clothes man wears.
If you care about it wear Hart Schaffner
& Marx clothes and be sure that your ap-
pearance will be always right. We have these
clothes made especially for us and you.
You really can't afford, if you intend to
90 where clothes count for anything, to wear
anything less stylish or correctly made than
these clothes of ours.
You'll look right to your friends IN our
cIothes---and what's more important, you'll
look and feel right to yourself.
Come in tomorrow and let us show you
some Hart Schafner & Marx Suits for Sl0 TO
$3.50, and Overcoats from SIS to SIS.
We can show you other models OF Suits
and Overcoats that will make you look right
too, as low as $40.
Moore & Owens,
122 North Main Street, Barre. VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-18

The statement that representatives Of
the Black Hand society were working
in Rutland caused considerable talk when
it was published in the local press some
days ago,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
gr9oifen peo Higsoagens
aabning
b. 4. Cftober 1909.
C5Ortiot fra SIDE 81

8or eoer, Der nlpOeS til oenne
8igsooosiamIina, itoar mooife enooa
mart oiqtige airfeipsrgsmaaI paa
9ngsoroenen, SpergsmaaI al ben
melt inogribenoe 9etponing for port
Soils relieipie Sin. Den oa ifoI
oct heller life i%fiules, at Der hos
mango alporIi9e ariitne trirot bort
|9anO iperges unoer bGoenoe Don. |
boiIfen 9lano De Sper9smaal oil BIZ
be bebanolet. 8, mootte ole ariitne
bere Serrens Hsit, MI, mems 5 flo
ser neO bans SOP, iaa ben benige
|Sag funoe bebonoles meo belige
ISpnoer, iaa Sper9smaaIene ON
SUBS Higes 6remtne fife ifal trGf-
fes ino / ORR eprige golitifs Be
fpmriug % llro, men fan blioe pro-
oct moer %aloorIig Bon og af9iort /
Sonobeo Tor bans g(niigt % efter
bans Billie.
"a III til Smtning finn set
Spgrgsmnal: 6ar hi 9op til at np-
re noaet 6aab ON. at oct fan naas,
Der Der er peaet poa2 Gr life GeO-
aangen i port aonO et iioite Deos-
teau. 10 mere. Ct SEQ / en- fpaes 0b-
Issuing al Den o~perleoeoe 9hutios-
future Sparet oerpoa timber ie8 /
oen iioIte. oD6cite Gone. iea %ifeIuer /
0errens Cro. 1bi alonaen / bette
ICr0 I'll 0idrt6o. Get er iorneoentl"
'uif0e man oaorligt 6ape opiattet bois
man fam oeri fan0t eli 5ormaning
eaer Sretteipttelie. Gor 5relier frp.
per Gl0ria uoei ierit at gioc. 9lar-
tia 9iart6al oct finger fife al
SfoIemeiterens gre6e, men of 6rel-
iercns aarliobco. Set cr fornooent
= BET betnoer ifte: Sfai Oh III bette
til geiel men li8e omOen0t: Scr
itagfer ig1 oi8 8ros 3iges 6reO 90
afai OH on blot oil mootage BEN?
90 iaaIeoes ogiaa / oenne StunO:
Get er ~forneoeutl Get er SeIn al-
porsoro til port Soft / g~ompgeliena
Gio. men life iaaIeoes. at 0rOet fro
per al os. bpao pi life eier, itiaer ct
Maal op, iom port 5olf life epner al
6ppe iig til. Stort eier ri life, 90
beroeor oct paa os, oa noaeoe oi in-
let. Men oct er BAN, Seius, @erOens
6~relier, Der tiger oct. san bar baa.
ret Dor Snro - ban fam og ban oil
ogioa enOnu bare oper meo Dor lis.
ielbeo. San, iom bar opreiit ODbt
iutlfne Spnoere. Dor enonil blanot os
meo 0prejsuingens arrfter. ON ri
blot pit aiue bam COB til al biGIpc
os. % oeri - men ogioa finn oeri
err Ser Saab.
Martha, Martba = berer hi life
aprliaheosflanq / bans 0rol : Gen
aprligbeO er life 800 enonu. og oens
gtrm er life forfortet. Zen taler til
buer sipl her moe. Den foloer 40
port 6olf. 4eumarf 9aumarf
eft er iorne0ent. @eroeas 6relier el.
ifer Oio. 3, tog imo0 BAN % lao
BAN reiie Big op til ct mt 9io. rem.
let og itgrfet peo bans Orb. at on fan
eie en- 5remtio % ct 9aabl
MrannA I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
.tinneriuunnn

grambg. geo SpItfeiten / 0ram
airfe Den 3. Sftober fremiagoe BaIt.
8erIang feIgenSe digit. f%orfattet Of
BAN ielp, fra Br9oifeitoIen:
8e0 2enfoIostio.
S 2uuoen ialoer nu Seuet,
Com fgotes oeo 5ugleiang,
0g 8Iomiten blonoes meO 5tsoet,
Se @relet uisner / Bang.
0g Soften berger iaa oioe
Bort fagre, 9logamle 2ano,
Se Aaen bruier Iaa tribe
10 oper 9reooernes Aano.
Og SommerioIen er runOen
Bag Saagens mulmtptte Slgr,
Dg al Ben Dnoe er inunoen,
Jon frpoeo' 9inene for.
0e Eanfen oo9ler neo 3sOen,
Som fontmer til os en- Sang,
Saa ianot JON @r9siet og @rsOer
9enipgner noe / Sang.
8Orberre 6iplpe os ale
ut tribe ben 9ooe Strio,
SDorOan emo 9Dffen mao faIoe
5 8eroens rinOenoe 8iol
ga Doroer OGDEN en- 8Dale.
Com ferer til SER Dor Sag
5 6infens @pieIoftsioIe
% Qpiets epige Gag.
8bi Gaaren bar bi / gente
Siniioes Den msrfe @rap,
Raar 9iDets Gage er enote
: 8roen. Serren os gap.
SrcOe6rO. @nlbbrpllnp. 81. ap.)
Zen 8. 9ftober funoe peniioneret
0egu gitergaaro og Suitru Der feire
oeres @ulobrpaup. 2itergnarb er
feOt 1886 / Raabager og bans
Suitru 1888 / Sf9rbef. San beieg-
te Seminnriet i Tsn0er og bar bait
@nIRtteIie / i'm 5sOebp, / Spanoet,
goooer og Sfaft.
Otter en- ~treoipeaoria girfiombeo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
Parker
CURVE
Fountain Pens

Fountain Pens er vac
sentlig for skellige fra
almindelige Fountain
Penne paa Grund af
tile Lucky Curve" som
like fndes | nogen an
den Fountain Pen. Var
men fra Deres Legeme
og Luttens Udvidelse
i Beholderen presser
like Bl9kket nd i Til
fsrselskanalen, naar Pen
men er i Deres Lomme-
alt paa Grund af the
Lucky Curve. Saa "the
Parker or en- renlig og
tjenestdygtig Pen.
Lad den wise sig we'd
Brug. Bed Deres Ksb-
mand ON en- Parker Pen.
Salger han dem like
saa send os hans Navn,
og vi vii serge for, at De
faar EN- til fri Prove i 10
| Dage.
Burg den / 10 Dage.
Saa dersom De or TIL
freds, KUN DERsOM DE
ER TILFREDs -k6b den.
Tolv Tusinde af de bed
ste Kebmand ! Landet
\ forhandler Parkerpenne
fra 81 so og opad.
Mr.. 20K-lig BilIedet,
forstsrret, koster 81 90.
Jeg vii ogsaa sende
Katalog og en- nyttig
4Jomme Device we'd
Modtagelsen af en- 2
Cents Skriv
efter fri Preve-C Coupon
Dag.
GEO. s. PARKER, PRES.
PARKER PEN 60.
1874 MILL ST..
JANE WILL WIS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

turifct fife iaa liot. enfelte SteOer
Ter man Dog enonn aorn noe, ianle.
oes ioas / Omeenen al Seisager Ell
bel Soeoemarf og Here SoOremarfer,
buor 9ornet enOnil itaar | 5foffe.
gaa De itore 8aoroe bar man enonn
life iaa Iiot aorn Itoacn0e noe pad
Worfen BET bar life ben aIleimuffe-
tie alllsr.
@citfDitcn. 6n foitbar Erop. Isl.
ao.) 6or nogle MaoneOer iioen ban
Be en- gon0enano Der noe Iol9t en-
SeIt for 500 Mnrt. San mootog paa
Stationen / Senoer Ell 6embunoreo.
morfieooel nf asberen og pntteoe |
Sfpnoingen oenne / 6raffeIommen.
9erefter bar SeooeIen iporlsit for.
%iounoen, % Man0en bar begr90t Ia.
BET ii0en. Sao bar oct forleoen 3aa,
at en- aoo Zen ifltl0e bare en- lille
Sums / Monoens Stem. 0enne toa
SIaifen rs al Sfobet % iatte Den
frem paa 9or6et. Gen fremmeOe toa
groppen Of. men uobre0: 9pao or
oct, 0u brliger til Bropper2 Oct er
10 en- 8em6m0re0marfieoOell Stor
5or6aoielie % Ditto @IGoe Ranoen
bau0e iggt ON ct Stnffe 9apir I lin
CONNIE BIN 9tften 0eo 6iemfomiten
til at laue en- @rop til 6laifen. o.
iaa 6uooe bon faaet fat / @engeieo.
len. 9onoemanoea bar Iooet, at ban
aloria bil a6re Set mere.
aabcnraa. Il. % grGnOcOinsfri
zen. Isl 9fo.) Com 6bloe al gI- %
grpnOcOiusfriQe er5orbrnoet 0aoet
betporlia ne0 Der 9pct 5anleoey
fau Der onfgres. at Der / en- @uitai.
oeraoaro 6re0og 9liten Den I. DIT.
6leu Oruffet benpeo 300 5laifer 60.
6abano. boorimoo Der fun bIeo orilf.
fet = , @las 81.
Nabcnraa. &eO SorsmcitcrUal1ci
Den 3. Of. blep Der. iom meO6elt.
afeiDet 419 Stemmer paa 9pens
biotilpGrenoe gorameiter, Aiefmers.
iom oermeo bar enitemmig genpalgt-
0gina De Onnifiinoe6e gorgere Del.
fog I @oleet. nSeimoal" bonoe fort
forinoen uoienot en- 2ebeieOoel, oeo
bpiIfen Der %opfororeoes til at item-
paa @r. Ricfmers.
On Gel Spifere baooe llob9ngt
Stag / 4nle0nine al gorgmeiter
@icfmers' @ennale; man nfbolot /
Mites ct SoIo pan 5eatret. On 9an-
iferne oaina oeItoe / oct, meloes Der
intet.
- y5eimonl@ ifriper ON gnIget:
05r. Observation-Disclosures bar iaa.
le6es / 0ag fuoet Ell enitemmio Ill
lioserfIarin9 ira goraerifabet, en-
anerfen0eIie al. at bans Opatige og
itpartiite 8oruoltning af gorBme-
iterembeoet poaifeunes ira ale 81
ser.
gaIaet aeloer for ct SiOSrum al
IL 9ar, ira Sui 1910 at regne. "
SeleOaO SOan. SOroeiGrO. (Smo.)
ben 7. Oft. iteoeoes 9aue-
brogsmano 8eter @aar0e ira 2be-
til Den iioite Spile. s ben an.
Ieoning boooe Der inmlet iig ct tort
Sslge / 9ienimet Gienoomsfommis-
q. g. geterien fra aabeu-
raa, iom er beilpgtet meo 5nmilien,
bolot Ell Gale / Suiet, boori ban
frembpDeoe fIere CODE geenifaber bos
ben beoengangne 9onebrogsmano.
San funoe tiene til Gfsempel poa fle-
re Smraaoer. s airfen talte 9aItor
DITTO no ira gibeloroet ON Steoets
9anebrogsmdno 9eter @anroe blep
Sc aar gammel. s mango
aar bar ban baft en- @aaro | 0srre
6oItrup; for faa aar iioen bortbDt.
& ~ M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

/ 1900 % fIptte0e BERTH,
6por ban bapoe laoet opfsre ct Siis.
9lf @ulobrlloepnrrets s 9ern. lSee
ner og 4 8etre, Dor 3 SonHer / Ser.
lin, 1 / Qltonn, 3 8stre / aebei
bann, 1 | g(biIo neo 5enoer. % Den
pngite er / 6ienmiet. Oegneboligen /
Sfoft bar Ct a9itfrit Sns, bpor
Sognets 6olf gerne fonl, oa Otter
gaaro MOO paa @runO at i'm itore
Groifab. i'm 5ororingsIssbeO og lit
title. beiinoige geien flor @gteIie.
5lensborg. @ionnoerli9 6ebniug.
(6l. an.) Gaptainen paa BET BERTH
in0trufne Seilifib rRidtbeoaht"
Geimers, forteIler feIgenOe: 0o ban
poa Hejien ira Sambor9 til Better
pit bar / Narbeoen Of 9ornbolm,
opitoS Ser en- baaro Storm, ION reo
ire SeiI og Stagfoffen bort. gfenS
ban arbej0eoe paa at faa Dem folt-
aiort, bIeo ban ilaaet ooer 9or0.
San falot paa anferet. iom bang
uoen goros, og oerfra / Seen, %
.Sfibet gif ober BAN. BED en- S6
bagfra bleD ban imioIertio i9en bragt
ben / 0Grbeoen at 5fibet. San greb
fat / Rorfnoen, og bans Stprmaro
.bale0e BAN op igen.
9lrunm. 20 Mars SnbilGnm.
(SmO.) Gen 6. Oft. BAR oct 20 Aor,
iioen Sfomagermeiter Maos 8. Beef
/ 9girlp, 1872 aor oommeI TOM j
Sfomoaerlqre 6os Sfomagermeiter
aaufmann / anbenraa, % ban bar
Iioen Ben Ii6 og en0nn %beitanoig
fun arbeioet Deo bette 6%aamooprt
meo llnotagelie al oct iioite balue
Mars Lib at 5reaarsfrigen. Oa ban
par in0faIot for iom SrGnfuit at or
bei0e oeo golograoene omfrin9 5re.
oericia. Snoersgaoen bIeo BAN nGg.
tet, ga Granfuifeafoelingen life req.
neoes hen6sren0e til en- paa arigs
foo uoruitet Gel al Scr eller Slaa0e
san biempermittereoes oen 5. 5ebr.
1851, % % omIiOer bans aleoer
og 9aanooprfstsi anfom ira Si9l-
Iano, bbor oct bar bIenet ~liggenoe.
oa ban bIeb inofaIot, begpnote ban
ieIp ben 6orretning Der / 9pen, iom
ban M / iaa mango aar me0 9elo
bar f~ortiot. Den eamle Seoersmano
er troos i'm beie gll0er enonu for.
boIosbis raft.
Spnocr. SaprebBiten / @ioing Scr.
REQ og paa en- flor Del af ben Iaue
@eitrano er i'll. o9eitilesuies 8ioen-
oe" fuloitpnoig mislpffet / aor paa
@runo at Snooonoet. gna oenne 9io
al aaret pleier al SABRE at n9re
iolgt. / 9lor er intet bjereet / oisie
ggne o. fun en- forioinoenoe 8art
bar ll0iigt til at bline anoet EMO $50.
ming. Ia @aoren er iaa goot ION
oeu eneite aornart / @ioaooolen, fan
man ~foritaa, bbilfe @proier Der er
ooalagt.
SmnOslitteratnren. 5 n9 iten bner
u0fofoes Der en- ibrig girfiombeo
for at befqmpe Smlositteraturen
: noqIe gger bar &irfefasien ai-
fobt gog6nnolerne alt. boaO Der faI
Oe5 rlunot S91elfoL 1or al lace
BET opbr9noe; men Ser flages ober,
1T man life fan bemme ll06reoelien
If De Sfrifter, 6oormeo enfelte Sol
portgrer eaar fra Dor til 8er.
Ser / gpen ier man / Ell Bog
Jonolers @inoue, at annpen moo
5muoslitteraturen ogiaa ifal geres
l9loenoe. S ben iioite Eio bar man
bog lagt Merfe til en- tpif aolpor-
tgr, JON gaar inc / 6pert 9us for
1t fplge 10 Eg. .Gomdner, og Der
finoes ogiaa en- Del 5amilier, iom
Iaar mo paa at pere Soloere at en-
iaaoan 2itteratur, 3amilier, iom fife
'an afie be foa Smaapenge til of
oRre Soloere al en- 9agsaois, Der
5ringer langt iunoere og oplpienoe
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
'Have you
Tried my
Pen?''

De har mask prsvei
andre og set andre i
Brug, men har De prsvet
min Pen - the Parker j?
Jeg vii lade Dem
prove den frit III eg VII
Devise Dem. at der er /
Diet mindste cen Pen.
der altid err rede til Tjen-
este - som like kommer
nd af Lommen over
smurt med Black, Re
sultatet vii wise Dem
the Lucky Curves
Nytte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
: Soften. S gpens narmefte 0m-

egn og paa Saoersleo Res er Soften
Il. Oft.) Tor uler ~itsritc 9elen
Sus eller 9Gs. % mIau9e bar oaiaa
turifet fife laa liot. gnfeIte Steoer
Ter man Dog enonn aorn noe, laule.
oes ioas / Omeenen al Seisager en-
bel Speoemarf og fIere Sabremarfer,
buor aornet enOnn itaar / Sfoffe.
gaa De Itore 8aoroe bar mar enoml
life ioa liot aorn itaaenoe noe pao
'Rorfen; oct bar fife Den aleimuffe.
tie auler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
Granny. Meb Ssiten, iOm Inn Del

Granny. Weo Sbifen, iom fun Del
big er tilenoebragt Der paa Ggnen
%. Sft.), er Der after inotraaot en-
Stanosning, ioet geiret M igen er
ilaaet ON. SnDoe geiret bolot ei
gar Gage I9ngere, biloe Soften bore
blepen tilenbebraet / inoeDnrenoe
llee. 6nao Der en6nu itaar tilbaee,
er melt llolngsbabre, % oo 0enne |
9lar er meget fulo af alSuer, bar
ben ifunet itaa uoget Inngere for at
bliDe rigtig TOR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Srifenot. Seitebanoler g. Pe-
terien Sfau fra Saoerslep baooe poa
Ell 4uftion I Softluno, iom 4uftiona-
tor giQaoien fra @aansager afbolot,
fsbt en- Seit, iom ban iolgte pi0ere
uoen ferit at betaIe ben. giiiooerret-
ten / &aoerslep ioemte Gfou A Tigers
Snngiel for lnoeriI0b. Denne Dom
bapoe ban inoanfet og anorog pna
Srifinoelie, ioet ban bapoe ment at
prre | lin gooe Het. 5reoag ben l..
Oft. itoo III. n5lensborg 9lpis~ Sa-
gen til 5orbanoliug oeo qanosret-
ten / 6~Iensborg. 9ommen leo paa
6rifinoelie; Den onflageoe fun0e mu-
ligbis bape misforItaaet getingelier-
ne, oa ban bapoe febt Soften.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

aabcnraa. II % SrGnOcOinsfri.
gen. (6l 9(D) Com 6eloe al gl- oa
9rpn0eoinsfriaeu er5orbrnget gaoei
betDoelia neo ber 9pea. 5aaleoe5
fan Der anfgres at Der / en- @Gitai.
oerqoaro 6reOog qlften Den I. DIT.
6leu oruffet benbeo 300 SLATER 90.
oabano, boorimoO Der fun bleo oruf.
.fct , @las 81.