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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19
NO WAR in CENTRAL AMERICA
tiOnaI situation Not Such as
10 Cause Any
Alarm.

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, March lS.-Re-
ports that serious complications threaten
with Salvador or any other Central Ameri-
can state are without foundation. There
has been no declaration of war. The inter-
national situation does not cause alarm.
Nicaragua internally is at peace.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19
TWO ARRESTS IN TRAIN
ROBBERY NEAR DENVER
John Potts and r. >. st. clair Charged
with Holding UP Mail Last
Month.

FORT COLLINS, Colo, March 1s.-John
Potts, who lives in a solitary cabin, twenty
five miles from Fort Collins. and +. j. ST.
Clair, a cowboy employed by Lady Moon
on her ranch near Fort Collins, were ar
rested tDright charged with holding up a
Denver & Rio Grande Western eastbound
train at Military Junction. just outside Of
Denver, on February q.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19
WITH THE LOCAL BOwLERs.

The Peoples Store team is likened to cid
wine, as II is improving every game, taking
two out of three games from Thompson's
Colts last night on the Association alleys.
Captain Thompson must have had stage
fright, or the foul line bothered him some
what. Bengele NJ the Colts, ran away with
all high scores with a single game of 30
and totals of $50. onigh Chancellors
against Sampecks and Swifts against Ma
lama Gnnrn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19
coRBETT SAYS HE WANTS FIGHT
EH-ChampIon Issue Def TO Both John
son and .Jeffrics.

WHEELING. w. Va. March thames
Corbctt tonight issued a second chal-
lense for a fight With either Jeffries or
Johnson. In Il he says:
Il am tired Of seeing this fellow John
son going around with his chest out and
nobody seems inclined TO fight So / take
the right that any man has and hereby
challenge James j. Jeffrips and Jack
Johnson to box me any number OF rounds
Will forward from indianapolis tomorrow
a check for $1,000 to Al Smith, the we'll
known stake holder, at the Gilsey House
in New York as a guarantee Of my good
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19
Little Missouri Ball Club.

The Little Missouri base ball team has
been recognized for the approaching sea-
son and contains some new material which
promises 10 make the club even more of A
winner than last year. They will be ready
to meet any team in the city or state after
April 10.
z. w. Warren, third base; p. Terrell, first
base; Lon Lindsey, second base; Lon Lee,
&. Rose and Larnce, pitchers; H..
Hardin. right field; T. Virgins, center
field: V. B. Williams. Barney Field, left
field; II. L. Mason, q. w. Dunlap. short
stop; Whaley, Tillery. catchers. Manager,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19
COLTS.
PEOPLES STORE.

The Omaha Bicycle company team took
two games from the Dreibus Candy com
pany team last. night on the Metropolitan
alleys, the Candy Kids taking the last game
by four pins. Sam Boord as usual had
all high honors for the Bikes with
6O2 total and 22O for single game, and Bryan
had high honors for his team with 200 single
game and 500 for total three games. To-
night the Brodegaard Crown and Kelley
e. Heydens will plav. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19

OMAHA BICYCLE COMPANY.

The Ortman Stars won two games from
the West Sides last night on the basement
alleys. The Ortman Stars and st. James
are still tied for first place, both teams
winning two games this week. Christensen
and 544 for total Tonight. the Loyal Hotel
jewelers. and Borsheim's Jewels. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19
An American King

is the great king of cures, DR.. Kings New
Discovery, the quick. safe. sure cough and
cold remedy. SOC and S1.O0. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19
IowA's FOOT BALL SCHEDULE
Hawkeyes VIII Play Cornh us at
Lincoln October 20.

DIES MONIES. March 1s.-Gowa un
versity foot ball schedule announced Il
Is as follows;
October 2. Minnesota az Minneapolis.
october o. Cornell ct Iowa city.
October Is, open.
October q, Nebraska at Lincoln.
October 90, Missouri ct Iowa City.
November s. Drake at Des Moine
November IS, Ames al Iowa City.
November %. Kansas at Lawrence.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19
GOLF PLAY AT PINEHURsT

c. l.. seeker Wins Gold Medal for
Lowest Score In Qualifying Round.
PINEHURST, \. c, March sc. L.
Becker OF the woodland Golf club was the
winner of the gold medal offered for the
best qualifying score in tOday's play in the
fifth annual spring golf tournament, leading
the field with a card OF seventy-seven. his
nearest opponent being John V. Porter OF
the Allegheny Country club. Tied for third
Fairbanks OF the Denver Country club,
former Florida champion, the balance Of
the field being very fast and including play
ers who have long figured in events OF ma
tional Importance.
The field OF contestants is believed to be
the largest In the history OF American golf,
lS entering and three Withdrawing. Eight
divisions OF sixteen each qualify for the
match play rounds for six scheduled and
two EDecial Guns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19

Foley's Kidney Remedy viii cure any
case Of kidney or bladder trouble that IL
not beyond the reach of medicine. Cures
backache and Irregularities that II neg
lected might result in Brlght's disease or
diabetes. For sale by all ~druggistA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19
Five-men teams
SPORT CARNIVAL AT FORT OMAHA
Boxing Bouts, wrestling Match and a
Battle Royal on Card

Four boxing bouts. a wrestling match and
a battle royal constituted the program at
the athletic carnival at Fort Omaha Wed
nesday night, given for the benefit of the
base ball team at the fort and incidentally
interested the spectators most thoroughly,
as the boxing bouts were real affairs. Con-
siderable rivalry exists between the differ
emit companies and each put forth it's best
exponent OF the manly art, with the result
that there were some lively bouts, one be-
ing a knockout. Company ID carried off
the main honors.
Sweet and Halby were the first and fought
a four-round draw. Moore and Nipper also
fought four rounds and the referee decided
it a draw.
Happy Clark delivered a knockout blow
TO Dutch Black i'm the fourth round Of
their match by a heavy swing to the point
OF the jaw. Black was a powerful looking
fellow and was picked by all the wise ones
as a winner. When he was introduced he
Strengthened up to show his magnificent
muscles. but when he left the ring he was
carried out by members of his company.
The gong saved Black from going out at
the end of the second round, but the fourth
saw his finish.
Here Was a Hot one.
Smith and SheTer, both of Company h,
put up the hardest fight of the evening and
Referee Jack Eldridge was compelled to
call 1t a draw, Each weighed 100 pounds
and the way they went at it was a caution.
Smith had a long reach and a heavy swing,
but Sherer, who is catcher for the ball team,
was able to duck most of these. Both men
took considerable punishment. Sherer was
knocked through the ropes a couple of
times and was forced 10 take almost the en-
tire count several times. but he Invariably
rallied and came back strong.
Johnson beat Jack Caron at the wrest-
ling game I'm IA and 2 minutes.
The comedy portion of the program wal
furnished by six colored gentlemen in the
battle royal. They were introduced as Joe
kGans, Joe Walcott, Peter Jackson, JacE
johnson, etc, and from the ring Of the
gong until the last man was put out they
made things lively. One big black fellow
was the target for the rest until he was
down and out and was rolled under the
ropes and then they all went at each other
Joe Cans won.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19

& is wsshburn- Crosby's Gold Medal flour.
This Is important.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19
Rauch e. Lang
EIectricS

You'll want the exquisite ap-
pointments that have favori-
tized this car.
You'll want the finish, the air
of refinement, the perfect grace
of the lines.
Nothing will suit you but this
car after you've seen them all.
It's the car of which you may
be justly proud-not only for
style, but for service!
For underneath its surpass-
ing exterior are power, speed
and perfect control.
1t is safer by far than the
most docile horse, yet fifty
times more efficient.
1t will gOSas far on a single
charge as you1l want to ride
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19

DR.. Milen is an expert diagnosticsn of 80 years ex-
perience in the treatment of nervous and chronic diseases.
He sees all patients personally and outlines their treat
ment, asking no questions at all of the patient.
He frankly tells those who are incurabe that nothing
can be done for them, and in such cases refuses the treat
ment and accepts no fee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19

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equipment.
Just let us demonstrate. AT
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Judge which is best-which
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judgment says.
Send to us today for our art
catalogue.
Learn what the details are
that make this four passenger
coupe the finest car today.
If you want a demonstration
state your phone number and
We'll call you up.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-19
Highest Scores to Date.

The highest ten scores in all events since
the opening of the tournament are:
Individual:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
&orrelpDnbancer
@piton, Masl.

Mpn bet life pilbe uere 9Dbt, pm
nDgle flere al bore WtenigbeOer bill
be lfrioe til rSanlferen." Oct er
belt upmuntrenOe l0m t. gfs. I lib=
Ite 0umlner at l91e Dm bore Gen-
ner / @e1tbrpDf. Naonlig ber /
Often Igne5 bet, iDm Dm ri bar
bangef or at laoe bgre ira Os.
Den 6. Wfaj bar DDr llng0pms=
fprening arran9eret ct fort Sore
Drag meo iduitrerenOe Qpsbiue0er
til. @n Sen al O5, @tr. Sberne,
JPN tiOligere bar bUl0t 6Dre0ra9
fpr ps, oil fUrteue Dc Dm fine Op=
lepeller / @ltl6minerne / &lon0Dfe.
SDreoraget bill bliDe afbOlbt en-
ltDr Gal, inn ct D5 p~elDtui9t oOer=
labt for ben Nfteu, % Ott liffert
bliue meget intere5iant, % baaber
Ri paa fulot 6rs, laa at Snotegter=
tie, Der gaar til pDr &irfe, inaa
blioe ltDre.
Si bar ltplig faaet ct tint Sern=
glitter anbragt pmfrin9 DOR Strife,
Der foruben at pere Ell Brpb pgiaa
pil bielpe til at bOloe OrenQene
borte fra bet 9rpnne @res, 1um hi
baaber mart pil pippe frem.
s nelt MtaaneO REFER &aitor
Sid bjem til 9anmarf tgen- San
bar jU peret iblanbt ps / mango
Aar Dg bar peret os til megen
@lebe; Ri er febe at at ie bam
rejie, men pnlfer BAN Serrens
Gelli9nelie / De fommenbe 0a9e.
Wten bpab berierlig iSremtiben
bill be1fefti9e pure Tanfer Der
8Diton Dg oere @enitano fDr bore
8gnner, er bet itDre 1n9bDmsmp=
be ber til CONNER. Me9en 8ellig=
nelie fom Der I'D at Wgbet Maine
iibite Nar, Dg enonu ltgrre @el1ig=
nelle pentes / Iar. Som, fere
genner, / 6unbrebepis, Ri bill tage
imDo eber meb aabne Nrn1e Dq
glade !6jerter; Ri bar Blaos til fle=
re, eno Der fan TONNE. &pm /
9ru, iaa ifal ri faa 8elligne1ie al
bet.
SilIen til ale Sennerne. V.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

paa 5 Icres 2ano. Iom 8. 8.Gbri>
Itenlen bar 9ipet til Weni9beben /
nepnte 2iemeb.
Gi tDlber enbnu bDre @ubstiez
METER O9 @pOer / SfOlen, men Ri
baaber mart at faa ct @uOsbus
bpq9et. 6erren labe BET lfe til tit
Naons TOrberli9elle % til megen
@leoe for Dc.
un9ODmsfOrenin9en arbeiber
flitti9t, GaitDr Ma9nuIen er MT
oen5 2e0er. SpnOagS1fplen, I'M
Der 2ebelie at 6re0, @eterlen, 9aar
O9Iaa goot.
Sou li0t pm pDre pbre TDrbplb.
Si er fOntne QUbt pper @interen;
ben bar fife oRret 6aarh mob Dc.
Seq tpnfer tibt, uaar ieg le1er Dm
llemt &eir andre Steoer, at pi
aQigeoel li0ber lltnt inoen 0pre Der
/ siberia, pm oi ie(p BIZ.
5D(f begpn0er at fan traplt meb
6orbereoeller til Saatiben. 6neen
er Iaa at 1i9e af Sor6en, laa PM en-
uoeS Ti0 biz Der oere graolbeo /
Marfen.
Oct 1er uo, 1Dm oi inben ret len=
&c 1fal faa to Sernbaner Der tgen=
mem eQer n9r nDrt Settlement;
Ri baaber berpaa. Oct Ter p9loa ND
til, at Qanbipefltlanterne |pil be-
nptte Jig beraf og forlange en- itDrre
8ri5 for beres 2an0.
81 bar Dgiaa faaet en- &gb=
manOsforretning iblanbt ps. Seq
bar nemli9 be9pnOt en- Sprretning
/ SDrbinbelle meb min Sarm %
tilbpber 8arer biGigere enb be fan
fpbes Snnisfail. @arl gbriiten-
len a9ter D9iaa at be9pnbe en- &gb=
manosfOrretnin9 / en- ner Srem=
lib. 0isie er al nDget 8etpbnine
for 5Dlfet; tbi ri bar baft lan9t al
gaa efter Sarer Dg bar maatte be-
tale Ell bgjere 8ris for benz.
Sou, fort la9t, hi bar bet spbt
ale Maaber, Dg ri baaber at fe
mango npe 5olf iOm bill benDtte
ben gOoe 2eili9beo til at faa fig ct
biai9t ug gobt 6jem iblanbt ps
en- ner Sremtib.
&erlig Sillen til ale @enner %
r9anlferen"s 9el ere.
8aa 9anbfDmiteens @e9ne
SenrD 2ar e n, :.
0icfiun s.. D., siberia, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
Siefi0n, alberta, Ganaba.

6Dr lengere 9ie liben bfep BET
mig paala9t at bOr Menigbebs
2anbfOmite at lfriOe np9ettil Gam
iferen" Um nepnte &Dmites Irbei=
be Og 0rbnin9. Seq bar bplOt libt
tilbage fOr 6eore at funne mebOele
nOget beltemt for mulige 2anblD=
gere at rette fig efter,
&Dr Grbning er lonle0e5: Iilrel=
lenoe igrger le(p fDr 8efOr6rin9
beru0 til Settlementet 81 bar 9iprt
NffOro meb @jeren al QiperD Gtal=
ben / Smrisfail Dm, at bon lfol fpre
SDlt berub for 4 Collars, ligeme=
get Dm Der er l e1er 4 @er1Dner.
@nOoioere oil ri 9iDe OpbOlb lan1t
bite 60lf omfring til BET Qan0, 1Om
fan fpbes, for 8 Dollars for en-
n9e. @nboer lum fgber 9anb, bill
faaSranspOrten o9 SpbDlo frit, tbi
ri bar 9jDrt OperensfOmit meO
2anbejerne, at be 1fal betale Ont
fOitnin9erne for &pberne. 6pent
lom fpber 2ato, bill faa ben &Dmz
mission, lDm eaers tilfalber 2anb=
a9enterne. 6oaO bet bar at BETH
be, er ber ct 8epis paa: Scr. S
&asmuslen, glf Sorn, Soma, bar
nplig peret Der D9 fpbt 480 Gcers
2anb; ban ipareoe berpaa / Som=
mis1ion 200 Dollars.
Sou baaber ie9, at ale bar fOr=
itaaet bDr Oroning. Dog gnfer ri
gerne, om enboer ptlbe labe Ds nibe,
naar ban agter at fomme, og Ri
baaber, at Der er mango omtrin9 /
Samfunoet, lDm oil le, boDrlebes
hi bar bet, Dg boa0 ri fan b1be
e6er. 8i fan anoi1e 2ano til Salg
Delt ira Sr11tSfntl, 10n er OOr ttRr=
mefte Station, Dg @eit Og NDrb fra
bDrt Excitement 1amt inoe imeQem
Ds.
Seq oil berptte 2ejli9beben til
at meobele li0t fra Menigbeben Dg
Settlementet Der.
8altOr 5. 8. 8. Maenulen
bolot fin 9iltre0 =8rebifen
Der / Menisbeben 2%angfrebag. gi
bar bait en- ifpn 8aalfefeit. Sa lan>
oelig, 9erren er upitanben, oi far
fglt bet / oore Sjerter, O9, Sub
ife Sop, Der er Oslaa Mennener,
lom fan li9e: ri bar let bam mel
our Ianos Dplabte Die.
Menigbeoens SOlt bar trablt /
benne Eib meo at bpsse gus til
pOr 8relt O9 bans Tamilie. Oct
blioer bpgset ner por &~irfeplaos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
SerRSafc; Gal

s Sen ~ierrere Sis 1or fer pe1W az
bolOt religipie Sumtalempoer ON
S6nooq Gftermiooag I &irfen; MgF
Oerne le0es of EnItor'S e1fen o. bar
0Uret iii negen SpbpqgeIie og Bel
iiqnelIe.
- DIR. GllOolf Sofobien og Miis
Gbriitiae Nielien, begge Meolemner
al M}eltigbeOelL Ggtebie0eS Sen 90.
6e6. / &irfen, bpor 8oftor Senien
tnlte til @ruoefplfeue 1tb fra 81. Gal.
81: SorIo0 Big poa @erren og
Ger qo0t; 6oe / 2anOet % tt9r Big
troli0el; og forGlpIt Sig / @erren, iaa
ifnl ban aipe hia sit @iertes 8ege=
rilA. Wfr. 3afobIen bar Sfreoer=
forrctlling fer | 6ern0ale.
- Zen /. Nlpri1 feireoe s. IS. 2ino
ug @ltitru oeres @ulobrD1l1p, SO
Iors6ageu for oeres 8rDGup, bos
Oeres 0otter Wrs. S. @. Mnoerlen.
Der bar bereot 6eitmoaltio til om-
firing so inbbllone Sci ter, Slegt og
@eluner al Be gamle, og en- if9n Dag
til6rogtes. 9e gamle er er0mt telnme=
Zig raj fe troos 0eres 1gie Nloer.
- WrS. SbonaS Mortenien fra
Gllrefa 0eoe pluoieIig, meoenS BUN
bar | 8eI6g boS benoes Seiter, Mrs.
Slrlills Srooerien Der beo 5ernooIe;
6ltn bar fGroig og ifnI0e bragg biem;
pluOIelig ianf bum iammert og bar
o6D / nogle fna Winutter; @ierteilag
par Mnriagcn. Sum blep begropet
Den s. Sch. fra Dor Strife. 8oitor g.
Sorup at Den norIf Oanif epal1g.
llltD. &irfe / Gltrifa forrcttcOe pe0 Be
grupclI c1. NfOpoe bar Me0lem al
bans WenigbeO. Sul1 efterlaoer A
@9rn og Ell iergell0e sGgtefeGe og
nogle SpifenOe, bpilfe ale FAR Dor
oDbeite Spmpati.
Den 10. April bar set W3r. og Mrs.
81. 8onniflens SsIbbrpaup. Sgiao
fer mpOtc Ell flor Slot al M~enigbeos-
meOlemmer men / 6orm al Ell Sper=
rnifelie for at enifc Selp6ru0epurret
til 2pffe paa oeres SeItoug. Monge
if6nue @reienter operrafteS oem. Sg-
Ian fer bleb ct Seitmoaltio ierperet lt6
poa %9lftenen. Otter oae baboe np6t Sc
gpoe Setter, gif bber til lit.
Gn fGrlig @ilien til y0aniferen"
% ole ber5 2Giere. aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
vOanIferen"
Sorsbag Sen 6. Wtai 1909.
Nlair, Wcbr.

@uostieneiter. 6pnbag ben 8.
Mtaj: SpnbagslfDle SIM. 8l. 9.15,
@ubstieneite SIN. 81. 1870 "a Nf=
ten ST. 8.
- @aa @aben 9tDrb for 9an
9utb. 8ubl 6pu1e er ct rummeliqt
Stur unber OpfgrelIe; Der lfalSa-
9erne, iDm er rebbet fra 8ronben /,
flpttes IND u9 upbeoare5miblertiDiq
UNDER Sggningens SitanOietteNe.
EirsOag @or9en tiblig fif
&illie SUbnlen5 rltbentet" 8eIpg.
9%an1feren pn1ter til 9gffe meo en-
Spn!
S gaar fit oor 9tebaftions=
lefreter 8e1p9 at en- 9ammel Sc
fenbt % Sen fra San 5ranci8co,
6r. 6. 90. W2iffelier. San er for
tprt Sio liben fpmmen til6age fra
ct 8eiBg / Sebrelanoet. Oct bar
bans Sanfe, oa ban reiite blem,
at ban piloe blipe Der. Wfen MI bar
ban bleOen DperbeOiit Om, at Nme=
rita er bans Sjem, Og 9anmarf er
limpeltben 9anmarf.
Wrs. g. Seppeien op0e Der /
Sl1ltlritge1 at iioite ltge efter III fort
&iOs Spgeleie, og / S6n0ngS blep
bun %begropet paa &elrnor0 @rou=
plaOS. 8egrapelien foregif ira sen
engelife MetooiItfirfe / &ennoro ult=
Der Gus. Sbofers 2eoeIie.
- Smubnblaoene al iioite llge BE-
retteoe ON, at So. Slien Der fra 8pell
par blepen nrtbolot for at habe no,
Ite0t en- beroiles Iengearlbisnina.
- Oon1mer @ulton bar 6pttet lit
<tomobil bort moo 100 9lcrcS 2ano
/ ben beitre Sart at Staten % be-
talt en- Del / @ptte. Sans @rfoling
meo Automobilet bar life opmltlt-
tren0e.
@eirliget bar i Sen ii6ite Gio
guaet til Ooerligbeoer. gtatten til 1.
Mai frss set tommetpft Sc paa @on-
set. S @aar g. MaD regiitrereoe
Sermometret SO @r. / Sfpggen, /
Scat ilog &inoen ioo pluoielig ON
gforopeIt, og / Sag til Morgen er set
after iua folot, at ma fan frDgte
for Sroit til Scatter ieen. Oct fan
man fdftOg ut guu iii yberfigbe6er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
ct Spraab.

-8a ies -b8sss-at-aer man9ler
8enge til S~apanmislionen Dg Der
fan bore Sare fDr, at bar npe Mis=
iionRr nleO 6uitru life berfor bli=
Der uOlenOt til Sapan, % ba ieq
fenoer 8aitpr GbriitianIens parnte
6ierte fDr SapanermtsItDnen, laa
|lenDer je9 beroeO bette, tbi naar
|Se1us faar 6lertertte, blioer Be
oarne.
@aar ie9 bar mine title elmer
meb 6erren, Iaa begDnoer D9Iaa
nit 9ierte at bren0e fOr 0tisliD=
men, men raar leg fDmmer Dp fra
8Bnnen, 1aa bliper Der mange
Snopenbin9er, bog be maa Dber=
oin0esneb 6errens Sjelp ug &raft.
6erren bar 1a9t, at Ri 1fal Irbejbe
Dg 9gre nD9et meb 9enoerne, at
oi fan mebbele benz, 1pm trenger.
San bar life iagt, at ri 1fal Iette
bet enc 6nnbrebe efter bet anbet
ino 8anfen, berfor oil ban 1aa
gerne baoe bit og nit bele 6ierte at
raabe Dber for at ban fan faa 9pp
at 2e99e 9ube Tanfer neb / bet D9
oerpeb 9lebe bet. San bill iaa
gerne BABE fribilli9e @aber fDr
bans &iges Sag. Sab Ds berfor,
un9e pg gamle, tage fat paa Irbei=
bet fDr baus Sag, mems bet er
Dag; tbi Natten fommer, ba in9en
fan arbejbe. &ere 6Drelbre,
maatte S Dpmuntre eoers 8prn til
at bore meb, 1aa at be unge fan
faa lenbt 8enge inben Narsmpoet,
laa at Der life ifal blipe npgen
6inOring for at lenbe pDr WfisIio<
nRr eler 2erer til Sapan.
Oct pilbe pere lfgnt, Dm Ri fun
be faa en- friitelig Sfole berDoer.
&i pil fep Dor @leoe, Ell @lebe,
iom life fan fpbes for Ben9e.
&enlig 6ellen til genner
Gilbert Werf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
9amif Silfeflaa.

Smltffe, b%aan0ipe0e oonife Stag
pon bbio Stong mes Gnor til at 6ei-
lie Slo9et op og neo forien6es frit
moo Snoienoelie Of $t.OO.
Sen fbnneite Grbb for 9ercs Surb.
9aniib 2utb. GltbG. Souie,
&ocine, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

rSpoo er Ell Spfler?" ipprger 5o=
oeren Sbl1elt.
:@n ManD, iom prpper at fao Big.
til at terlfe, at ban tGnfer, at on er
en- 1tsrre W2ono, eno ban er."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
Sit OK

Nu ct oct 4i0 at f66e &rin1n @gial-
tct &aar= % SOmmer-SilD. Sitter
gennemgaar en- ggte ifonoinopiif 8e-
DanOling, og un0ertegne0e ~goranterei
oenS efstrn gooe &paliitet.
@ris per 100 @nnOs aaggc 1925
9teon Sernbaue.
3. 9 @eGfem,
9or 455, Smo Sorbors, Minn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
Smnffc Gruipeftcr

Smnffc Gruipeftcr
fra Somorf pua 8rebfort forien6es
moo Sn6ienoeIie af
25 Gents for ~ fOrifeaise
so Gemts for 25 fOrifeaisc.
9oniib 2lttb. gl,bG Souie,
@lofr, Nebr. og 0facine, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
8efenOtggrelier.
Sns6ulbcr.

@n Susboloer fan fao BIaos bos
en- Sarmer / ct 0anif Settlement.
Gn @nfe f~oretreffes. Sar life noget
imoO ON Der er @brn.
5 @ongel oerof fon EN- SamiGie
bn | SuSiet pau gooe 8etingeIier.
vNoniferan~ onoiIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06

Or. s. q. @anieu, gle, Gre, 9fa-
ie og Sails Spgoomme, og SilpoS-
ming al 8riGcr. 4O4 %. @roaomop,
Council 8luffs, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-05-06
Slairs lpfalc Sucinliit-@arti

0olOer @soe boer 56nOog morgen
81. 8 Sail Gar. A / @ltti6atp gpg-
Itillgcn. @ierteIig Sno6poclie til 8lt=
6Iifltm.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-05-13
The Starboard Light.

Twice day for week have been
harassed by doubt as to how far q
man should go In correcting the glar-
ing mistakes of strangers" said the
man who enjoys looking In shop win
dows. There Is an art store down
town where the present window col
lection includes the picture of ship.
1t Is elaborately framed and has q
lighthouse carved on the wooden strip
at one side, but the artist should never
have tried marine work. for he has got
the red side light of that vessel on the
starboard side. Two or three times
I've been on the point OF going into
the store and asking the proprietor
either to remove that picture or put
patch Of green paint over that red, and
each time my nerve has failed me.
81 am half hoping that the false side
light will cause a collision in that win
dow which will smash the picture. and
then my anxiety viii be relieved."-.
New York Post
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-05-13
Her First Cure.
By EDNA BRITT.
Copyrighted, 1903, by Associated
Literary Press.
By EDNA BRITT.

There were hoarse cries from the
hurrying throng, groan of horror and
then rush toward the spot where u
dusty, huddled heap lay in the road
way. The white faced driver reined
In his horses in response to the threat
sning demand of the cooler headed
among the spectators.
Presently blue coated figure pressed
through the throng. to emerge again
and hurry toward the police box
Then an ambulance came, and the
crowd gave three cheers for the doctor
when 1t was seen that 1t was the new
woman inferno of the Emergency hos
pital, and they watched with interest
her handling of her first case.
women doctors are more sympa-
thetic than men," commented one man
to another as they noted the relief
with which the slender white clad wo-
man announced that the man was not
badly hurt "a man doctor would
bundle him into the wagon and rush
him off to the hospital and cut off his
leg soons he got him there"
The other nodded wisely, and then
as the patient was slipped on the