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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-26
TAUGHT TO SMOKE.
Two Centuries Ago English Children
Carried Pipes to School.

The practice Of Juvenile smoking in
this country in the seventeenth CEN
tury was practically universal, says
the London Chronicle Jorevin de
Rochefort. French traveller of that
period. in an account published in 1871
gives p description of an evening he
spent In Worcester. He was catechised
by one of the townsmen as to the hab-
It's Of the French people. while we
were talking about the town." he
writes. "he asked me II 1t was the
custom in France, as in England, that
when the children went to school they
carried In their satchels with their
books pipe Of tobacco which their
mother took care to fill early in the
morning, II serving them instead of
breakfast, and that at the accustomed
hour every one laid aside his book
to light his pipe, the master smoking
with them and teaching them how to
hold their pipes and draw their to.
bacco. thus accustoming them to 1t
from their youths. believing 1t abso-
lutely necessary for a mans health"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-26
When the Almanac orIoInated

The origin OF the word almanac is
derived from the Arabic words alapd
manah-to count-and thus aptly ap-
plies to the measurement of time. AL.
manacs In ancient days were EN-.
ployed by the Alexandrian Greeks but
1t is uncertain when they were actual.
ly introduced into Europe.
In 1850 A. D. Solomon Jarchus pub.
lished an almanac, but the first printed
one was brought out In Vienna in 1857
by the great astronomer Purbaoh Tho
most celebrated almanac maker was
the dabbler in magic. Nostradamus
and since this time almanacs with nre
dictions have been in vogue. and the4r
weather lore and pictorial prophecies
have invariably appealed to q largo
number Of people who are apt to nut
answering belief in the cryptic re-.
marks Of Zadski and Old Moore.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-26
HAVE FASCINATION FoR WOMEN.
Captive Wild Animals and Snakes In
terest the Fair Sex.

"One Of the most interesting things
to me in connection with this job"
said the veteran keeper OF the Zoo, is
the peculiar fascination women have
for certain animals and their lack of
interest in others. OF course, as a rule,
men are more interested than women,
generally speaking. in wild animals.
But the masculine interest lies in an
admiration of the physical qualities or
a curiosity to find out at close range
how the creature lives. The woman's
feeling. on the other hand, nine times
out of ten. is one of rapt fascination
impossible TO overcome when she is
close to certain creatures Of the
woods.
This emotion never manifests Itself
for the eaters of grass. For the ele-
phant or deer the average woman
feels no real interest whatever. 1t Is
toward the devourer of flesh. particu-
larly the felines, that your wife or sis
ter or cousin feels drawn in that mex.
plicable way You must spend days
in the lion house in order TO appreci-
ate fully the way in which women
stand spellbound before these cages.
But the greatest of all Is the fascina-
ton of the reptiles. l have seen wom-
en- become absolutely unconscious Of
the outer world in their contemplation
of motionless snakes. A few days ago
a woman stood for more than two
hours before the king cobras. She
looked like the wife of a working man
whu made fair pay I'll bet that if,you
gave her a book on snakes she
wouldn't read hundred words OF it"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-26

and his party are spending the night
at the ranch OF the Adams Cattle com
pany. ten miles from the Bartlett
ranch Mr. Patten was uncommuni-
catiye and declined to answer any
questions bearing on his relation to
the wheat market OF his intentions
with respect TO his stay In the west
I'VE have nothing to say was all
a member Of the party would say in
answer to questions put to him on the
telephone. He also declined to give
his name.
When told OF the dispatches from
FL Paso, Texas. that the members of
the party might be arrested for fish
ing out of season, as we'll as for neg
lecting to procure licenses. the person
talking burst into laughter No in
formation wiuld be given as TO the
length OF time the party proposed to
remain In the west.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-26
q a. @a NATURES
-. - - PERFECT TONIC

health
of
a
blood
spndidly
all harmful minerals safe and pleasant acting medicine of
at this the appetite and digestion stomach
portion of the body THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-26
Baby CnmforfR

Instead of taking baby on mothers or
nurses lap put soft pad on a table
or stand and lay the baby on this for
his bath. This is much easier for the
mother and much more comfortable for
the baby.
Give the little one little granulated
sugar and the hiccoougas will stop al.
most instantly.
TAKE small white curtain poles and
cut in the desired lengths, using cup
hooks to hank up by for hangers for
baby's clothes. These may be padded
and scented IL desired
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-26
Nurseries and Influences.

Countries and families are but
nurseries and influences A man is
father, brother. German, Roman,
an American; but beneath all these
relations, he is man. The end of his
human destiny is not to be the best
German. or the best Roman, or the
best father, but the best man he can
be.-George William Curtis
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-26
GREAT BRITAIN WILL PROTECT
AMERICANS AND ENGLISH

Washington. Aprl 25.-While con-
ditlons i'll the far east ccaSnde alarm
ing and unsettled, the state depart
ment has been assured by Great BrI-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-26
SOME TRIPLES WORTH HgEoINc.
Advice Not the Less Unwse Because
Given in Paragraphs.

Leftover cereals need not be wasted.
They are excellent fried like mush,
and eaten with syrup or honey.
Clear soup or consommc should be
strained through a folded towel laid
on a colander. 1t must not be squeezed,
or some Of the small particles Of egg
used in clearing will be forced through
and spoil the soup.
Ammonia should not be used In the
evening or near fire, nor should the
bottle be allowed to remain uncorked.
1t is in1ammable. and Its fumes are
not specially healthful
II fresh fish is to be kept over night
II should be salted and laid on r7
earthen dish, not placed on board or
shelf
Covering the pan when fish is fry.
ing Is apt to make the flesh soft. A
solid, firm meat. that is at the same
time f1akey. is what the good cook
likes.
When the supply OF preserves has
run low a good Jelly can be made in
winter from oranges and apples mixed.
The proportions are a pint of boiled
apple juice to pint OF orange juice
and a pound of sugar.
II lamp wick does not move easily
In the holder, draw out one or two
threads from one side.
Not Yet.
When tailors see three -cornered hats
In Piccadilly and Bond street 1t will
be time enough to lay IN a stock of
pink dress suitings, But unless We are
mistaken, this sort of thing Will not
trouble the present generation. The
present rage Is for quiet tones
Tailor and Cutter
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-26
WHEAT KING" AND
PARTY AT TRINIDAD

Trinidad, Colo, April 25.-James
A. Patton, the Chicago Wheat King
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19
Spiaebnlerns, Der mn / Den iioitC

Spilebnlerne, Der MI | Den iioite
9eriooe bar boIot Jig neoe, begpnoer
after at BUTTE frem. Sfslse nabbn."
bar Snoeboperen of ben tioligere
SpiGeioIon / SernbnnegaOe aabnet
en- M. Der ielnfelgelie gaar UNDER
9tapn Of 5orenin9. SmioIertio er
oct en- aenosgerning, at ale fan gaa
Iige inc fra @ooen og oeIto9e / spill
let. Omi9tningsiummerne er li9c
iaa beie JON / ben bGrite Spiaeperio.
oe. SnOebaberen bar open / asbet
ienot 9olitiet Ell ~officiel Sfripelie
ON, at Der er aabnet igen, og at
man oil fortiptte til BET goerite I'M
Der 9aaberaabelie at 5oreningsret-
tens llfrpnfeligbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

allertenoe Segrebet s9elteoeo", bel
Ter life for en@infelrieo, Ell gu.
itao 4oolf, en- OLAF Hpe, men fun
fan tale pm yarigernerfs .6agmRno"
og rmooiee SIogmRno". at enYr9ii
erflerer, at ariitne life fan bline peo
at ipnge: Song Gbriitian itoo peo
bsien Woit", oa at ben onnffe Na-
tionoIiang fun er zen Slagteiang"
gaftor Berg bill life blot reforme-
re lit eget 2ano, nei bans Banter
ippnoer International no oner belle
Soroen. San bill life blot bape vSiteb.
gaze omosbt til oSlagmaalsga-
BE-, mel, ban nil ogiaa bape 98ater-
Iooplot8, n8ue D. Sena", ~Srafalgar
Square" gipet andre Nobne, 9aune
iom ,GaieripIoos~ = varies-for6i-
9laos~. gaItorens GepoIutionsIpiter
Ippnoer plot no ooer bans eget 9anOs
@r9nier.
SbItcn bill / 4or bIioe ooer mi0-
sci. s De iioIte 8ar Tiger - lfri.
per g. 6. / ltol." at 2. Oft, -
bar ri bait ~ooerpeienoe tint 9eir,
meo temmelig meget Solifin og man'
ge Hare, imliffe Gfteraarsoage, Iad
9snoergaaroene ~forlengit er fqroige
meo Soften og De fleite Of Serregaar-
oene ogiao. Com for omtalt 9iper
Saoren beoit.
:. 6. SIR. Otter bpao ser meOOe-
les .Snu. Sit" q, bar Der ben ,. Oft
inolsbet MeOoelelie ON, at @s. 0iai
aoneen fglgenoe @anoog @ftermiO-
6oa aI. 8 gbarIottenluno Slot piloe
mootoge Ell Population, Der meo
@o6seier @eItenbol5 til Motrup
iom Oroferer piIoe ooerr9ffe BRO
teIt-9oresien ira Bropinierne moo
:. 6. Gbriitenien. 9%eputationen be-
Itoo of @ooseier @eItenbol5, @ros-
ierer Stobeu fra @nIborg, en Sob
mano fra Ooenie oe ire 2anom9no.
Den fe6enbapnife Broteit-aoresie,
Der bar opnanet 10000 unoerifrif-
ter.
Sra Seliingfors ifripes til Rit5.
Bureau, at en- Broteit.a0resie mob
5oripargminiIter s. 6. Gbriitenienb
nnoerifreoet af 70 MeOlemmer al
ben oanife aoloni / 6inlaiO, er til
ierot 5ormenoene for 6olfetinget
og 9nnostinget meo qnmoonina ON,
at oea mna bIine fremlagt for Singe-
J ne.
6ulOe anrlc onerfaloer Oeres Sus-
bond. Bob ug Gbueri. Sfibe, 2.
Oft. 9ropriet9r Colt til Spsttrup
oeo 5fioe bleo / s(ftes ooerfolOet al
nogle af @aoroens aarle, bois 5eite-
mail bar blenet opia9t.
aarIene, Der bar beruieoe, trpne.
te ino til 9roprietaren 6o befaleOe
BAN at uoleoere De Benge, ban bao.
De Dos fig. 9a ban negteoe bette,
tog De meo Wagt bans Segne6og,
Der inoe6olot 400 ar., fra BAN. De
foriggte oerefter at fringe Broprie.
tpren til at oriffe at en- 5laife me6
Rognof, og oo Fan life piloe oriffe,
bearbeioebe De bans 4niigt meo Np.
beilag.
Oct lpffeoes til iioit Sr. 3oft
flpgte inc | ct gerelie og faa %.
rem laaiet af. 9erefter blep Der teIe.
foneret til Sfipe efter Bolitiasii-
itance, ligeiom Der blep tilfalbtSi9lp
ira ben n9rmeite 2anosbp.
Da g~etientene fom neo til Spst.
trnp, baDoe 0olosm9loene fnuit al.
Re ginouesruoer / SoDeobpgningen
og itufIaaet oft, bpao be flinoe oper.
fomme.
Bropriet9r Eoft, Der bapoe flere
blooige Soar | Mniigtet, uopegebe
De n9rite at aarlene til @rreiten |
Sfipe. Be bill MI blipe tiItolt og
itraffet for Dolo og Msperi.
9ammerberre Bed, Gngelsbolm,
M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

Rio0ag GI. l ira 6rne Strife nnoei
ftor Ssitioeliebeo Og oOeroroentlif
9eItaeeIie. Eli Steoe bar Ss. Nai
aonaen, aronprinlen, Brins Saralo
auItusminiiteren, 5orioarsminiIte'
rem, Snoenri9sminiiteren, lamtligt
giifopper, bet teologiife 6afnltet
ioa goot iom belle 9ebenbaUus og en-
flor Del Of oct sprige 2anos @eit'
ligbeo, en- operoroentlig itor 5or'
fnmling of Representative Weno III
oenfor oae SomfunosflaSier.
8eo 9aaren tnlte Den afOsoes Bro
Der, gaitor 9olger 3erOam / 2pn-
By 9rofesior .. MaOien og ben af-
lSbes ssn, SeminuriefOritanoer
9er0am.
6OriOarsfOrlisct, %itriuer %. 8.
nol.~ er nh oeotaget al baaoe Sol.
fe- og 9an0sting / Den al os ier om-
taIts Sfitfelie og bar faaet aongens
lln6erifrift.
Groos Doerit beientli9e Wangler
repr9ienterer 6orliget oct Mafii-
mum at 6orioar. pi I. Z. tan faa
eftcr ben longe og m%eningsleie Strio
ON 6orinaret. lln0er ale 0mItpn-
oigbeoer er Der pui1oet oct, at Higs-
hagen bar i%fsnnet, at 9anoet ifnloe
foripares, og at 6oueoitaoen ifnloe
bore 9aiis for 5oriOaret. gieu Der
er mango llrimeligbeoer peo 5or-
iporsforliget. 0berit N. y. Senien
bar Iaaleoes bl. a. giort opnl9rtlom
paa, at faar ri arig OH 4 4ar, oil
Der blioe inofolot t4,159 5omilie-
f9Ore eaer 6oIf al 9Iore aargange,
meoens tiliparenoe unge gaar fri
ori. Narg @eltenbOi5 bar ! g9el-
ifolebIooet~ rettet Ell fraftig appel
til Ssiifolens MRno. timber Ouer.
ifriften: y@aagr OPT" ifrioer bun:
Sober 9siifoIens M9no, eaer
bpor er be benne. gaagn op og ie,
bpa6 Der gaar for Jig / 9anmarf. sc
bpao De Wano, S bar Oaft og OPP
ornset, tager Jig til.
Sj9aanoife Bomber bar ben Wiaflo
frem, iom iotte ina iort Ell Blet paa
9anmarfs Sfiolo, lom ingen Wtano
bar giort.
Spoife 8enoer boIOer Den Ueano
oppe, | bpis gprge SfiolOet pletteoes
90 tiIialeoes.
2anoet orioer og oaanoer Jig I'M.
ser ct t%pranniif 5lertalsueloe.
5 5olfetinget banOles og ~ijafres
Der JON paa en- Marfeosplaos, Der
munobugges og iiges granoere JON
paa Ell Sportflubs @euernlforiam-
ling. = @uor or S benne iuloer ali
oette2
lIae efter ltge griber ieg 9Sej'
ifoieblaoet" Tor at ie, buao 5 bar al
iise. = Sntet. 5oIfets beaieite 81.
Ielier, bets Getsbepioitbeo og Selo-
bpDoeliestrang er iat / ben ftnrfeite
geppeelie. S Batter eoers &0noer
S topper eoers gren, 5 topper eoers
Wrno.
Oct er &siifolens upisnelige S9-
Der, at ben oafte ilumrenoe ar9fter
! bort Jolf, oct bIiper oens uaftpat.
telige Sfam, ON ben iremoeles Jon
bibtil taps ier til, mar oisie arpf-
ter, TONNE paa 4fpeie, uirfer til Gor.
oerpelie I Steoet for til 8~eliignelie
fot Ooiiti.
6srer S life, at Der faloes pao
eoer. 5 faloes frem til Negnifat
for ben omife 9onoes Orb og 5Rrf
i bette Dnnmarfs Gorneoreliesaar. 8
fnloes frem for at retleoe De it9rfe
N9no, s bar baft. 8aasn bog Cpl"
en- oeinIoemofratiif
Brett
bar i'll. %. 6. | lloI." opnaaet Den
tpiplfomme 9gre at bliDe ifamroii
j .GociaIoemofraten" Set er Sog'
~neprnften | Oure % geiitrup ! Spo'
ft.Tpn, MidaeI Berg, Der bar uo'
eipet en- Digtfamling aHefruttens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

grenbt Sabrif. Den 80. Sept.
uobrgo Der Slo / Suncfers aeIoefa-
BRIT / Ganoers. Sloen opfom / Ell
Ssrreitue.
"a aruOttaarnet laa / gt9rbeoer
% par / 5ore, bleu Oragonerne no
fommatioereOe.
SEQ 2-Sioen Ipffeoes oct at be-
CREME SIoen. Solpoelen Of 6abrif'
fen oe oct itore Eager af belt og
bolptferoige aI9oe bar % eoelagt.
5pinberiet, 9arteriet, g9Deriet 5ar-
oeriet, aontorerne 90 2ageret al al9-
De % llIo reooeoes.
Waifiner og 9eSere par i'll. VI. .
foriifret for 100000 ar., oeraf to
Sreoieoele / Commercial Union"
og cen 8rebieoeI / pgteoerImoenes
ganfforiifring", oesroen $4,000 SIR.
/ yNortbern", gDgningerne bar for.
iifreoe for t6t,400 SIR. / asbiteoer-
mes alminoeli9e8 ranoforiifrin9 Sta.
Den aniloos til goot Il Mia. SIR.
9eilis6cocrne | Sopcoitaocn. Sioen
9ahffrob'et for mart to aor iioen
latte en- Stopper for 9pggeriet / so.
o~eoIta0en, err IntalIet pna De leoige
2eiligbeoer aftaget iaa betpoeIigt. at
Der i'll. oIgrarogbl.~ MI fun ben
itaar 5000 TONNE 2eiligbeoer MOB
10000 fer. 5000 er onltrent BET nor
male for en- 9D paa a%e6enba0ns
Stgrrelie. Men on Der a1tagelig life
pil bIioe opfsrt Suie De feritfommen
De glar. oe ~9ebenbaous S~robDgeer-
antal itaoig potter, oil Der ON fort
8io blioe Nan9el paa 9eboelieslei
ligbeOer.
Suseierne taler Oerfor aaereoe M
ON at iorbeie 2ejen meo 10-20I
lpet., og bette bill nGrmeit ramme 3
og 4 g9reliers 9eilia6eoerne. JON
er oe melt efteripurate. 5ioen 9oar
Def no oner De iterite seiligbeoer oe
1 og ? g9reIies goligerne / De tore
grbeioerfaierner.
&cpprrne / SilfcbOrg. Get 3loe
finoeioe. ION oen enc At De / Stop
pebuiet~ Suternereoe leo al, piite jig
Iifelge uSiIfeb. 40" life at o9re
Stopper. De TO 9atienter er M / goo
iremaOifrioet0e georing. Der er intet
JON BELT mistenfeIiet opoaget anOet
Steos og 5oren tor M anies for at
lpPre oner.
Silfeborg, 80. September. Der
er / Dag f%onitateret ct MT 3ilfaIoe
|af aopper, nemlig hos ell Some, Wo-
Dam 9anien, Der par i%nterneret i
ben Gienoom, bnor BET f6rite aoppe-
ltilf9loe inotraf. Den 4norebne er
|itrnfs bIepen inoIaet paa aoppela.
l5orettet.
S ~gnleOrir8 at bet nue 8ilfeloe
|niI SfoIerne, DER ifuIoe baue Dpret
aa6net Sproag Den 2. 9th ioreIe,
big blioe boIOt Iutfeoe.
Stor @auc til ell Strife. @oos.
eierinoe, 6rf. Son Snbr, 9eters-
gaaro peo goroingborg. iom tilbrin.
ger fine aarIige 5erier paa grgn.
buns 9otel ! Sfoeeil, bar ifglge
ugenoi. 8io.~ .9ipet airfeinipeftionen
Il Stagen Siliagn ON at bile ifanfe
8Den5 nDe Strife Ell AItertaple. BRO.
fesior Soadim Sfopgaaro, giborg
Countries uomprfeoe Decorator, bill
mootaoe 6~pfororiue til at male pr.
tertaplef5 bpis gproi fommer til at
anOrage minoit 1000 Sir.
sesater. On al 9inoerupegnens
fenoteR 9no, gartifnIier g. 6. Rers
gaaro, er 3irsOag bitten Den %.
/, Sept. afgaaet neo Dsben. Den al.
osOe bar ifslge oSfine ap." Itiftet 4
2eeater: st paa $500 Sir. til fattige
aonfirmanOers YaafIponine, ct paa
$500 Sir. til SabI Sogns amer
feuA+n Gnoofosfo Of noo 0S00 Or ftf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19
Oct bIiuer ct melt Sonninaaar

Oct bliner ct melt Sonnin9aar /
aor, bar Ell al SpofDns 5aefpnoige
paa bette OmroaOe, G6r. 9eterien |
5peo, uotalt til oSOeno. almtstio. ..
Get er mango aar iiOen, oct bar pG-
ret ioa oaarligt, JON oenne Sang, og
9riierne oil GA iiffert oaiaa gaa be-
tDoeligt I gejret, iaa meaet mere iom
De / 6ior par ualminoelia imoa. CIR.
geterien ofrota. reeec .oaa. rIiget8,
9etericu iortGaer at en- enfelt fenot
eifiDnif 9iapler / Anr finn bar aoIet
2ea Fo. 0onniig moo 5000 go. /
oior.
Gn 9rsit er BET Dog, at Der pIeier
at isIee ct ierlig goOt Sonningoar
efter ct oaorligt. SaaleOes er bet
ifet efter De TO ooarlieite, bi bar bait,
efter at ben rationale @iapl par be-
gDnot, nemlig 1877 og 1900.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

Sriit 9pitberetnins. Eli naing-
iteo 6oIfetio." i%frioes ira gorupeg-
uen, at Soften Der ier n9iten for.
tninlet no. 0erlloe melem Sfonene
fan S9oen IIet life torres. Man
flntter og flptter SGoen, men bet er
life mlligt at iaa Den tor. % ben
S0o, Der er fonmen bienL,
itaar og rpger / Staffen, ioa man
ilere Steoer bar maattet ipreoe ben
i9en. Baa Sueluno itaar ca. 1000
9es noe, og poa Stubbernp bar man
life foaet ct eneite 29s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

|SiltaIc for 0rob. @on bar imio.
lertio emo life ct SienaIement nf
Golosmpnoene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19
5prsiftnims bco ylommer.

5prgiftnimg Deo ylommer. Baa
5oruet / &oloing fsbte Sneoferme-
tier 0amgoaro ct Manl 9lommer.
San ipiite itrafs nogle Of Dem, og
9iemnet fit bans 8ieneitepige nogle,
iom bun ogiaa ltrafs ipiite, meoens
oerimoo 5ru 9amgaaro ifpleoe Sic.
item al, inoen bun ipiite al benz.
|0agen efter fifGamgonro nogle ilem.
ME 9pI6er / Haffen og pnn Solien,
og gieell fit li9eIeoes nogle.
9omaaoro aif itrofs til en- 2noe,
Der ifplge Sob. 6oIfebI." erflareoe.
at gploerne itammeoe ira en- 5or.
outlining beo GpoeIien at 9Iommerne.
|2qgen erflpreoe enopioere, at oct bar
ct SelO, 9Iommerne bar ipiite efter
Maiooagsmnoen, ioet 5or9iftningstil-
fploet oerbeo life blep iaa onoartet,
iom BET eaers let funoe ppre bIebet.
9anoers Seitemurfeo. Sanders,
p. Oftober. Eli Seitemarfe0et / Dag
er G~ilfgr5len ringe. en- Del aebere
bar i~nofunoet fig. men Sanoelen er
treoen. geoite Seite til Gpiflnno
foIteoe 700-785 ar., ringere Seite
600-675 SIR, 4 anrs SeIte 60
$50 Sir.
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ct Grab? st al De f~pinoelige
o9emmer" pao aebenbabns Jattig-
9aaro, Sunobolm, melote forleoen,
oa bun fom biem fra en- Eur til 9p.
en-, at bun paa gejen til anltaIten
bar blenen operfaloet Of ct Bar @sl.
Ter, Der bapoe iloaet benoe og iparfet
benoe | unoerlipet. aonen, Der bar
meget beruiet, men gioroe Snotrpf
at at ppre lioenoe, blep itrafs oper.
fert til ct. Sobonnes StifteIiens Sp-
bus. Den fslgen0eDa g afgif bun imio-
lertio oe0 Ds6en efter bbao nQpnes,
iom 8glge al en- ip6Denoig 5orblso-
ming. BoIitiet, Der bar f1oet @n-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

gssater. On af @inoerupegnens
fenOteM 9nO, gortifnIier g. 6. Qer-
gaaro. er 3irsoag bitten ben %.
Sept. afgaaet oeo Dsoen. Den af-
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aonfirmanoers 9~aafIponing, ct pac
$500 Sir. til SabI Sogns amer
fenote Sngefasie, ct paa 2500 SIR. til
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til Binoerup airfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-19

Sra Seliingfors ~ifripes til git5.
Bureau, at en- groteit.aoresie MOI
5oriporsminiiter 5. 6. Gbriitenieu.
un0erifrepet of 70 MeoIemmer al
ben oanife aoloni / 6inlano, er til.
ienot 5ormanoene for 6oIfetingei
og 9mostinget meo anmoonina ON
at oen MAJ bIioe fremlagt for Singe'
ne.
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en-
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bar i'll. 80. 6. | uoI." opnaaet ben
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bit.Tpn, MidaeI Berg, Der bar uo-
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bet DnnIfeIige Spergsmaal: ySfal
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oige Spar: Shit at att men pro.
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9ammerberre Bed, Gngelsbolm,
n~freifte 9orsoog Mioong ben 80.
Sept. meo Domperen e. s. 9iet
gen. fra asbenbapn til amerifa, bpor
BON bI. a. bill beisge lin Ssn, Der
er uofenot oanifaoniul | G6icago. s
Slutningen af Nopember peloer
Gammerberren tiIbage.
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Den febenbaonife Broteit-aoresle
Ser bar opnanet 10000 llnoerifrif
ter.
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