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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29
Not Let.

Several weeks since the DEMO
Graf, as a news item, described
the interior plan of the pretty new
Office building that was to be erect
ed in the near future by Meriweth-
er & Meriwether for their law Of
fees,
Last Thursday it was given out
fiat by some parties that the ma
terial of the walls had been deter
mined upon and the contract let.
The senior member of the firm
that afternoon informed us that the
contract had not been let and from
that we would infer, that at the
time at least, the material, brick OF
cement blocks, was still an open
question.
And Several weeks since the
DEMOCRAT and the Daily Press
had the premium list of the Race
Meeting that is to be held in Aug,
and that the result of that pubIica-
ton at that time was: In less than
forty-eieht hours the Secy. of the
Association was receiving letters
of inquiry from horsemen.
When you really want the news,
subscribe for the DEMOCRAT, a
live, Woodworking country news
paper that collects news while it is
news.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29
Publicity and Prosperity.

Throughout the business depres-
sion of 1908 the American National
Bank of San Francisco conducted a
lively newspaper advertising CAM
paign. During that year the depos-
its of the bank exclusive of gov
eminent deposits increased Al per
cent. No other banking institution
in the city registered so large a
gain.
1t is a moot question in banking
circles whether a bank sacrifices its
dignity by publicly bidding for
patronage through the newspapers.
But dignity doesn't make much of a
showing in bank statements, where
as deposits do. Besides, dignity,
being interpreted, sometimes means
stupidity and timidity. Quincy
Herald. -,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29
Bad Accident.

Two men with a cross cut saw at
work on a log and 10.year old boy
astraddle of the same log formed a
fine combination for trouble. 1t
was little Herby Dewey who sat
on the log and in getting up
slipped, his right ankle coming in
contact with the saw as it was forced
into the log and cut the leaders and
flesh of the limb to the bone.
The leaders were drawn together
and are held in place with the hope
that the normal use of the foot may
be regained.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29
What Became

Of the Wadsworth & Son bull?
The forepart of last week Frank
Wadsworth loaded and shipped a
registered Hereford at the Burling-
ton depot in this city, consigned to
G. L. Levitt, Wilson, Kan, who had
paid cash for the animal.
Upon its arrival in Kansas City
the cOnsignors were notified that
unless accompanied by an attend
ant, the bull would be held there.
Wadsworth & Son having ship
ped and received pay for the ami
NAL, paid no attention to the no
tice.
Hence the question. what has be-
come of the bull? The Ry. people
received it and carried it to Kan
sas City and it may be that the
law will have to determine whose
bull it is, the Burlington's or Mr..
Levitt's.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29
1t Was Indiscreet! ia Say the Least.

1t Was lndiscreet! to Say the Least.
Paris people take their annual
srillingS from outside preachers
eoOd-naturedly and contribute GEN
erously towards the expenses of
their meetings. But when a minis
ter so far fOrgets himself as to
drag a beloved citizen from his
grave and rehash such gossip as
thOughtleSs people may have sup
piled. it is violation of good taste,
good judgment and common chari-
ty that merits the indignation il
provokes. 1t is inconceivable that
a public speaker would do such a
thing after calm and deliberate re-
Election. 1t can never be excused
except on the theory, that it was
done when calm judgment had been
swept away by the frenzy of intern.
peFate zeal. The Appeal is Of the
opinion that no possible good can
come from such a course. The
Appeal knows that it brings heart
aches. harsh words and harm tothe
church. May the ike never hap
pen again in Paris. Appeal. q
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29

Prof. J. R. Davis. who was ap-
pointed principal of the Stoutsville
school for the next school year, has
resigned and will accept the posi-
ton Of superintendent of the Frank
ford high school. The many friends
Of Prof. Davis will be sorry to learn
Of his resignation. but he leaves in
order to better himself. We take
pleasure in recommending him to
the people of Frankfort and wish
him succeSs.-Stoutsville Banner.
Prof. Davis was a one time Monroe
ito and his friends, here wish him
well.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29

William Kincheloe was called to
Shelbyville Friday afternoon by the
death of his aunt, Mrs. 7. E. Davis,
who was 81 years old. Mrs. Davis
war reared near Palmyra.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29

j. H. McClintic and wife, A.
Jaeger Jr., and wife and H. A. Nc
Clintic took in Ben Hur in Quincy
Thursday night.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29
To the Breeders.

will say that have the James
Smith 3-year-old Jack and will
stand him at the old Fuqua, farm 8
miles southwest of Monroe City, 8
miles northeast of Indian Creek at
$1,000 for season. Money due when
fact is ascertained, mare parted
with or removed from neighbor-
hood.
viii be permitted to serve JennetS
at $1,000 and $1,000
Also will stand 2-year-old Patti
mer colt at same place. Care TAX
en- to prevent accidents, but not re-
sponsible should any occur.
No service until after S o'clock
Albert Buchanan.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29

Mrs. Lucy A. Robey has been
with friends at her old home near
Lakenan, where she resided thirty
five years.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29
Hankins.

Sam E. johnson, ,Syears old died
at the home Of his mother Mrs.
F., NJ. Robins after a short illness
Sunday afternoon. ..s..s.s
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. J., M. Bailey at the home
Monday 2:S0p. m. and the inter
ment at ST. Jude Cemetery.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29

B. H. McAllister, of Cincinnati
was with friends in this city, Fri
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29

Miss Ida Kirby was the guest of
Stoutsville friends the latter part
of last week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29

DR.. j. r. Dawson was a profes
sional visitor in Palmyra, Thurs
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29

Miss Kate Reid was with Quincy
friends. Saturday
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29

E. F. jackson and wife were with
Quincy friends Thursday
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-04-29

JohnD knafee has been a bust.
ness visitor in Paris, III.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16
PLAINTIFF TOO FRANK
 ID OBTAIN DIVORCE
Mrs. Mary Gerdis Admitted That Her Husband Worked Sometimes.

The principal matter in the law day session of the district court yesterday was the divorce suit of Mary Gerdis against Herman F. Gerdis on the grounds of support. The case was dismissed by the court on ac- count of the frankness of the com plainant in reply to specific questions as to the unworthiness of the defeD- dant. The parties live on a ranch near Glendale. It was charged among other things that the plaintiff and her daughter were compelled to do all the work about the ranch. But be- ing questioned more closely it was brought out that the defendant had not been entirely idle. He was averse it appeared to gathering up such refuse as collects about barn yards, and the wife and daughter were therefore compelled to rake it tOgeth- CT. The defendant, however, the plaintiff said. loaded it upon a wagon and hauled it off Thus was a divi- sion Of labor established and the court did not believe that sufficient grounds for divorce existed.
 In the case of Nettie Kimball against J. A. R. Irvine, a judgment having been given for the plaintiff, a motion for a new trial was argued and denied. Notice of appeal was
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16

times before. Men having money will invest where they think they can make it profitable, and they cannot be blamed if they make something out of their investments. You may call them sharks, but they are not the only sharks that exist in this county, or in others. Tempe is not without them.
 One thing is certain, and that is that the Bartlett Heard company has demonstrated what the south side of the river can do, and what the result will be to both Phoenix and Tempe when the lands are cut up into small farms.
 The Bartlett Heard company pro- pose to contribute literally to the construction of a bridge at Center street, and taking all in all, the bridge at that point will accommo- date the most people, and cost the county less than at Tempe.
 It is said by some that the only people advocating the Center street bridge are those who are interested on the south side of the river There is no truth in that statement But if it were true it is not as bad as an attempt to deprive people living on the south side of the river of all rights, when the Center street bridge would accommodate all.
 Respectfully,
 A. BUCK
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16

actors or prize-fighters eve: have much chance of happiness. That's why I've never been married, and he added, with a smile, perhaps there's another reason, too, maybe I have not yet met the right lady
 The old twinkle was hack in his eye, and MT. Sullivan was once more iocu- lar. but he did not deny the i'm peachment when 1 charged him with entertaining matrimonial intentions after retiring, for keeps" from both rosin and boards.
 Well, anyway" he said, you might keep your eye open for me. and if you see any nice little widows with d lot Of affection going to waste, you might send one around.'
 SullivIn is a man If tenderese syn path.es. fond of childr, n and re- spect:u, cLn,:rer or truc,-s 'nG " rren His libcrGI!is has nidds him 2 poor man. tc- ne has given away fort:mcs. He is mating money nov and is sav- ing some C it.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16

given. In the case of C. w. M'Kee against Josiah Winchester, the plain tiff's motion to correct his garnish ment bond was denied. In the min ing suit imported from Cochise coun- ty. of Jepp Ryan and others, against w. $. Tevis and others in which the plaintiffs had been given judgment for $175,OOO motion for a new trial was denied.
 In the case of Jesse Hoyt Smith against W. J. Rainey and others, the motion of Frank and John Luke, de- fendants, for a new trial was denied and notice of appeal was given. A motion by the defendant for a new trial in the action for damages of Grant Bros Construction company against the s. F. P. & F. railroad was continued until next Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16
JOHN |. SAYS HE
 WAS NEVER MARRIED
A Reporter Who Asked Him About it Relates the Conversation.

The great prize-fighter is a man who is instinctively gentle to women.
 Finding him, for all his brawn, mus cle and talk, not all formidable, I WAS emboldened and found courage to ask a very personal question.
 Mir Sullivan" said I, have you ever been married, and if not, why not?"
 The ex-champion of the prize-ring again leaned over the table looking very serious and thoughtful No said he, T have never been married. Perhaps I may be some day, when am out of the ring and off the stage forever I think no man ought to marry while he is inside the ropes or behind the footlights. Any man has enough to do to make a woman hap py, and I do not believe the wives of
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16
ADJUSTMENTS

That the opera of the Bohemian Girl which is to be sung Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the Ari- zona School of Music, will undoubted- ly be the most successful of any home talent affair ever given here, is the verdict of a musician who slipped in at the midweek rehearsal. Consid- ering that this is the first opera to be given by the school, and the most
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16

ambitious effort ever attempted by Phoenix amateurs, the affair is at tracting widespread attention. Tickets are placed at the reasonable prices of s1.00. 75 cents and 50 cents and the seat sale will open Monday morning at o'clock at the Adams pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-16

WILL TAKE TO THE HlLLS-W. E. Thomas of the board of supervisors will leave this morning for a trip of a few days into the country west of Wickenburg where he is interested in mining properties.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
Sjeaanbs npe giifop
YrOfcsiOr 4. @aoien.

bar. Debl." of IA. Oft. %ifriner:
Otter at oct leOioe 9iipeembeOe miot
| forrige llge bar bleoet til6il0t Bro.
fesior g. Mooien, Ser baboe iiobeOt
fig en- ll9es 9etpnfningstio, bar ban
III gibet befr9ftenoe Snor.
llonGpnelien bill iaaIeOes foreligge
| De nGrmeite Gage, men Ifal at Sen-
Jpn til Brofesiorens ltnioeriitetsfore-
IGsninger BOG ferit gGIOe ira 9tpt-
nor.
Eeoer Maoien, Der er feot %. Nu-
quit 1913, bleo 1862 Stuoent fra 8i-
borg 2atinifole og teolo9iif aan0ioat
1868. De fgrlte aar efter tin @fs-
amen bar ban en- itprft Iegt og meget
pooifennet Wamioufter. S 1872
reiits ban meo %offeutlig llnoeritst-
teIle iii ltolanoet, men 8rofeSior s..
90. Gloniens afgong ira llniueriitetet
/ 1871 iremfnlote bans @iehmreiie.
gn0nu innme @fterar blep oct BAN
o%neroraget at boloe 6orelpsninger
oeo llnioeriitetet / 8ogmatif og gtp
3eitomentes Gfseeeie. aaret efter
llonpnntes ban til Yrofesior | Geo
Ioei ct @m6eoe, ban iiOen % bar be-
flp0t.
"a oct firfeIioe 9laao bleb opret-
tet, bol9te oct teoloeiife 5afultet BAN
til i'm &eprpientarit for Ereaoret
1SS4-S6. 5 en- GGffe af 9lor par
ban Weolem al llonoleet for ben ton-
ife Misiion i Amerifo. 90 iioen
1880 bar ban b9ret Meolem al ge-
itnrelien for ben febenboonife Si0re.
Risiion, bbis 6ormnn0 ban tiai9e
bar / Ell aarrqffe, ct Snero, ban
imiolertio neolagoe, oa ban blen Meo.
lem at Oct firfelige llobolg", iom
Iagoe iterft 9eilas pan bans
Grpfter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
asbenbopn, ia. Oftober

Sra SOffct. Brins goloemor %
9rins @eorg af @rpfenlano anfoul
| 2lftes me09erlineriltoget fro@nnil-
ben til as6enbonn o9 mooto9eS pao
9one9aaroen at 8rinieslerne Marie
og 9onoporte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
Gfsplobcret Mntumubil. Baa 0el

Gfsploberet Nntpmobil. 9aa Ner.
~rebrosooe / asbenbaon efsplooereoe
i'll. 80. g." Notten til Sgnooe ben
10. Oft. ct @ntomobil, meoens oct
bar | fulo Sart. S 2sbet Of ct Die
6lif itoo @oenen / 5lammer, iaa at
Gbaufferen og Basiogererne matte
iprin9e neo burtielt hulligt. 9rano-
o9Sret, Ser tilfalotes, mootte iliiffe
9ranoen miot pou @aoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
Srenac pan gG\ar. 30 Orenn!

poo 1913 9lor flpateoe gtotten til
.Senoog ben 10. Oft. aOpfoitrings-
buffet / aarbus. 5 Acknowledgement
oeo 2angelinie bemegtigeoe De zig en-
Seilbaoo % Itbreoe ioa no paa De
piloe @oper. De fom oog life IGn9ere
emo poaDoerrbeoen, Ser bleb De ottro-
peret of @elptningen pao Ell 2oos-
baao, Der opergao De imoa g@pentD.
rere til Sapnepolitiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
alitbcplnmtninscn foregoar / ben

alitbcplantningen fore9oar / oen-
lie Sio operalt paa apiten, meooeler
gSigrr. amtit." Monge Steoer bar
De beftige Storme fert en- ioooon
MnneOe 8Ipoeiano ooer poa oct be-
planteoe Serrpn, at betpoeligeStref-
ninger otter MAJ beplantes, bpilfet
4rbeioe uoferes of en- Del apinoer
og 81 Il, Der oerpeo bor Ell ret goo
5ortieneite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
SIOspaaiGttcIie. Mon0aa @ften

SlospaaiGttclic. Monoag qften
Den II. oft. beo Mionat lso Der
p%luoielig 9iaob ON Morobrano /
Sorogooe I a%pbenbopn. Get bite iig
if. %. 81, at ser bar la9t 8aal til
9tette / Suiet gr. 81 / aeIoeren,
boorfra en- itarf GGg trangte no.
gienOommenS 9eboere bGeo it9rft OPP
Ifremte, men9ronoppsnet, ser itrofs
bar paa Bletten, fit burtigt Soft be-
rolieet og 8ronoen iluffet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Hroi1er.
Maos Snnicns Otinbe. 8oleme-
n~igbeospr9lt Seltel bar / nSfipe
5olfebloo" iornpli9 foriegt Jig meo
at temple 5Dnboerre % oeri6lanot
Den ofoeoe Digter Moos 9anien iom
ell 8ppe al Store Orb og imaa
@anOlin9er@. san nppner bI, a., at
Mods Sonien bel lang ON Score
lanOet, men oo ban ifuloe bore Sol
Dat, leieOe ban for fig.
6orfatteren Heoer 81. 0teaer ne0.
logger III / o5Dens 8ioenoe" Ell iforp
Broteit moo bette angreb paa Mfoos
9nniens Wtinoe. 9on opIpier, at
0faos Sonien fra fine uilge Qlar bon.
De en- legemli9 i%nopenoig Sfooe, bbor.
for 5ooerell, oa ban blen i%nofalot,
life oiloe tillooe bam at reiie, men
itiae0e for BAN, meget imo0 Woos
Soniens gnife. Mfaos Sanien Ieo
oa oQereOe al ben Sp9Oom, ser lnooe
bam | @raoen / Ell tiolig 9(loer.
Gpiocmien / Sfiuc. Gn Sfioe-
berger bar til Bib. ct. 6olfebl.@
lotolt, at gpi0emien / Sfipe iiffert
bar fulmineret; men for behring's
linet i Sfibe 8b betpOer bette eien-
innligt intet. Soft | ggnen bar MI Ell
Sang lat Jig | Sooeoet, at De life a.
til Sfipe, laa l9nge Der forefoiA
5Diustilf9l0e, o9 oct bliner liffert
life beore, ipr Sfoleriie oobnes II
ct iaa froftigt 9eois forlaneer 5olf
Tor, at Der life er 5ore pao 59roe.
epioemien bar prnftiif tolt lommet
belle RpringsliDet | 9Den, og Der bli.
per iiffert mango, iom fomner til at
trpnge til ben sfonomiife SiGlp, ioml
oentelig MI peo Samorbeioe melem
leoenoe Weno / $50 oe poo 2ano bill
blipe blot oe ifaoeliote.
5nnb fra Olbtioen. s oct inore
al ben tioligere onltalte @ranbsi /
Sonnerup peo Sreoerifsp9rf bar man
peo llograpnineerne futoet Ell Sten-
opnge, Der er ~ alen bsi % ca. ~
qlen lbreo, og inoen | oettne Sten-
opnge | alt is @rone meo til Gels
gonifa opIsIte Sfeletter.
s ben ferIte @rob, Der laa bit
oppe | 8pngen, bar man frnoet en-
Sloiten meo en- Slump Spoplfis, en-
9ennoal, Heiter at en- 9roncefnip
iomt 2 Yerler, Ell of 9iop oe en- at
blaot @los. s en- auinoegrap fanotes
ct 9aIteipenoe Of gronce, og / en-
nnben Ell Slinteoolf.
Mui9lmsosiiitent Saraup, Der le-
Der ll6grapningerne, err al Den WPe-
ming, at alle 2igene er neologt inmme
Dag. S Seiens 9ino finoes enonu
2 @rane, iom ligeleoes oil blipe un-
oerisgte.
Oct i~fopfattisc NorSijGllanb ifal
beplantes. On areoS at Mpno | Sol
b9f 9lmt iloar III. yMingiteo 5olfe-
ito" | oenne 9io til 2po for. Blont.
ningsiagen, ioet Der pnatpnfeS opret-
tet Blantningsforeninger | arts-
Sfippinge og 2spe Serreoer.
S SoSberreo bar Ell ina6an Ylant-
ftingsforening pirfet | noele aar meo
fort Selo. Oct er life Menineen at
lope ftore iammenb9ngenoe Ylan-
tager, men at fremme Smaaplantnin-
ger til 29 for Sus oa Sooe, Marf os
eng.
Disie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pirfer
iinoer oct oonife Seoeielifab, iaale-
6es at Meolemmerne for ct lille oar.
liet 4ontingent af 90 Ore bar DO
gang til at fao 1. aI.S Blanter til
baIp gris, ioet Staten igennem Se.
oeielifobet betaler oct onoet babe @e-
lob. 9esiloen eipes Der gratis iag-
fpnoig 8~eileoning | Plantning til
Meolemmerne, for iaa blot bette tan
operfommes.
S NoropeItii9lano, (. CTS. paa
Hefsn9S, bar man fine Steoer iaa
Imaat beann0t at plante @ran. H1i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
llmberiorbiif Gas / Simmerlamo


@olborg, Is. Oftober. @eo Boring
otter Iono hos Susmano q. Better
len / Surup / git.Simmerlano er
man III. .%alb. Imtst." Iteot poo
nnoerioroiife @osarter, Der itrem-
mer op eeitnem &enner, Soroen bar
il1oet neo 0~orebullet. 0a man lntte
ell G9noitif til, itoo BET Sele | ct
5lommebap. Oct lpffeoes Dog ar6ei-
oerne at iluffe Sloen peo at beloe
Serb oe 8ano paa ben.
SpSsfalo. Yeniioneret 29rer Sir
Doe, 9annebrogSmano, er i'll. oS6ilt.
amtsap.~ forleoen Scat pluoielie Of
gaaet peo 9soen. Oa ban gift | Seng
OIL @ftenen, feileoe ban intet iGrligt,
men ON Morgenen fanot bans Sultru
bom oeo | Seneen. On Sgn al Den
of6poe er YrGit / Senoerbaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

NGr niOe6rGnot. 6orleoen gat
opffeOes 8%ognmano @(nton anoer-
iell, iom Dor / 9ager G6riiteniens
gomle Sus / 5rbitrnp, oeo at bans
@Grelie oppe poa 9oftet par fplot al
Ge9; Dan faite0e llo0Ie alnOer on
Jig, og oa oct bar nmuIigt at fomme
ben til 8roppen for Hbg, nloatte ban
i'll. ~9biit. 81. 9tu.~ fire Jig neo ira
ginOuet oeo Sielp Of ct 2agen. @on
fit Oerefter biofolot Siplp, og 81
ben begrenieoes til ben onqrebne 3lgi
al 9pgningen. 8oanmanoens Seite
.reooeoes / iioite gieblif. SporleoeS
Sloen er opitoaet, er life oplpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

neo | Dammen og gioroe = | Sore
ming meo gormen fra De pploige
9ooI runot omfring = 8onoet ioa
oormt, at aoIere begpnote at finoe
Situotionen lbolobor. Gen fom op
til 0oerfanterfle for at Hippo bort,
imutteoe ON meIlem Steneue belt
inoe beo ben greo, Ser loa lungit
borte fra SGoen = og Der Itob Ell
boIp Snes 9renge % fange6e Dem
meo De bare 09per!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
Strio ON en- OptrGina. SEQ oei

Strio ON en- Sptrllins. SEQ oct
poIitiife Meoe | @sbierg 3irsoo9 af-
ten -. Oft. itemte oeo 0irigentool-
get 124 for nSocialoemofrat og t0S
for Ell @enitremano. @n ira iocial-
oemofrotiif SIDE itiGet 9eioIution,
bbori llotaItes, at Ser bar ca. 600ger-
Toner til Steoe, peOtoees i'll. uGs-
.6ierg QoiS4 efter 0pt9Ging Of Ell
Socihloenofrat meo t52 Stemmer
moo 80. Optpainoels Gi0tigbeo be.
Itreoes ira mooiat SIDE. "a Optel-
lingen foretooes, bonoe Ell Del 9ono-
boere forla0t Solen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Oct er bort gnife, at Den Mano,
Der unoer iaa oanifelise SorboIo
fommer til at beflpoe Si9aanos
giipeitol, mac faa 2pffe til at pGre
Ell ret 3ilipnsmono for oen airfe, at
bpis araft iaa meeet afbrnger for
belle bort Soft, og til meo 5oitbeo at
fnnne bepoe airfens Het og g@re
o%nerfor Stotens Wagt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
Smitiomme SDgbomme blanot

Smitiomme SDgoomme blanot
Snsobrene. S ausuit Moaneo 1909
er fsleenoe antal gelGtninger It'll
Ieoe nnoer offentligt SiIipn: 5or
Miltbrano 6, for Sniue3, for ono
artet aatarrbalfeber 10, for froniif
Spineoifteritis 8, for afrt 1soipge
80.
5slgenoe antal gei9tninger blep
frigipne for offentlig Silipn: 5or
Wiltbrono 6, for GpgmarpstpfuS 1.
for onoartet aortarrbolsfeber 8, for
froniif Spineoifteritis 5 og for afut
Heoipge 90.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Striobare Sasfprere. 90 @renoa'
Surilter, ell Operrets. oe e%nllnoerrets
iagfsrer, Der nnber en- Yroces ban
trafteret binanoen meo forifeGige Or.
tigbeber; bar forleoen maattet peota-
&c @soer paa b~enboloSnis 40 Ser. oQ
90 Sir. for oiii6mmeligS fripemaaoe"
Seritneonte fit i'll. oMano. 9agbl. "
for faa 9oge iioen en- 8soe paa 30
SIR. for at babe beifplot Moopartens
aompagnon for Meneo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29
Sslutej for 5000 SIR. foripnnoet,

Splutej for 5000 SIR. foriDnnbet.
iii EoIitiet | asbenbabn er Der fra
StotSbnnerne ifet anmeloelie ON, at
Ell auffert, iom for no9en 8io iioen
.afienotes fra asbenbapn til Soenie,
o9 Iom inoebolot Sslptsi til Ell Scr
oi at ca. 5000 SIR, er f%oripunoen.
Der er en- Muligbe0 for, at Suffer
ten fun er feilienbt, men Mnligbeoen
er BOG life itor. oa aufferten bar p9-
ret foripunoen | tire Tiger. Sslpia-
gerne tilberte @uIoimeo Selee Ssr-
9enien / Ooenie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Gementfabriffcrnes Marfetenberier.
afbolosforenineerne for gsiens og
Omegn bar III. ygano. ". 3D." neo-
iat ct llopaIe til at unoerisee Sor.
boloene paa De forifellige Marfeten-
oerier paaGementfabriffern 0ania",
nGimbria" og oaongsoal" meb Sen-
Jpn til lloifnnfning at beruienoe
Oriffepnrer til fremmeoe Berioner
uoen for Jabriffernes @~rbeioere og
Slinftion9rer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

S~lbebrambc. Den IL. Oft. oeo B.
Tioen ON gftermiooagen opltoo Der
clb / 8ett & @esiels lloials | Han.
bers, bpis Snoebaper er asbmano
Qonorp 8enoelboe. Dranoen ifpl.
bes, at man UNDER Separation fom
for npr til ct utrt @osrer meo Slo.
Oct lpffeoes BOG 8ranoprisnet at
begrQnie Sloen til 9utiffen, bpis ito.
re Eager blep eoelaet. 0prelierne
pao 1. oe 2. Gal | o&otel 9anoers",
bpor lloialget bapoe 2ofaler, bleb en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-29

Malene fit bet for bebt. Sra Den
tore @ran6 paa @arielisborg for
vMarbus Stiftstioenbe": De
brenoenoe GIaser fra Tagene faIot