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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-29
INDIANADEMOCRATS,
IN STORMY Session.
After Scene ApprOximating a
Riot They Decide to NOmi-
nate Man for Senate
Attack Upon Tom Taggart by
John E. Lamb Throws Del
egates Into UprOar

INDIANAPOLIS. April 2S'-In one OF
the stormiest political conventions
ever held in Indiana. the democrats Of
the state today by a vote of sSS1a to
S5S1s decided to indorse a candidate
for the United States senate.
The vote was taken after leaders OF
the party on both sides of the qUes-
ton had been heard. Senator R. r.
Shively and Samuel Ralston spoke
against the proposition. while J. r.
Mccullough and John Z. Lamb argued
in its favor.
After Shively had protested that the
convention had not been called TO nom
mate a senator and could not authOri-
tatively do so. Lamb closed the debate
in favor of the proposition
When he declared: II am eternaiiy
| opposed to Taggartism." a riot seemed
imminent.
The 7sS delegates from Indianapolis
and Marion county. among whom: sat
| Thomas Taggart. arose in their places
witt boots and Kisses. The so dele
gates from Terre Haute and Vigo
! county-Lamb's hOme-retOrted WITH
| cheers: the other delegations took sides
| and crowded from their seats into the
aisles.
Lamb shouted a Terre Haute deie-
gate.
"Baa-a-a-av' Knocked. an indianapolis
delegate. and the convention. with a
roar of laughter, permitted Lamb. 20
go on.
This is a battle for the rights Of
| the people" said Lamb, and if that is
usurpatiOn. 1 am usurper. This con
ventiOn must nominate a man for the
senate-if not myself. some better
! man"
| Senator Shively was permanent chair
| man. The names of 10 candidates Were
presented to the convention when nom
nations for United States senator were.
called for as follows:
| G. V. Menzies, Mount Vernon; Robert
| W. Meirs, Bloomington; Joseph II. Shea.
| Seymour; E,rt Slack. Franklin; John f.
Lamb. Terre Haute; Thomas Taggart.
Indianapolis; John W. Kern, Indianap-
oils; Lawrence Becker. Hammond, Dan
iel w. Sims, Lafayette: Edward 6. Ho4f-
man. Fort Wayne, and John a. Adair
Portland.
When the result of the first ballot
| was announced Kern led with sos votes
and Taggart was second with 22N
/ There are 1.747 in the convention Sli
necessary to a choice.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-29
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Cures All Spring Ailments.

Mrs. Marion Bruce, Cumberland.
Me-. writes: II have taken Hoods
Sarsaparilla for a great many years.
and 1 think it the best blood medicine
in the world. 1 take 1T both spring and
fall. This last winter and spring 1
was in very poor health I was weak
and had lost all my appetite and was
all run down. As soon as I began 10
take Hoods Sarsaparilla my strength
came back and my appetite returned.
l am now well. do my housework. ana
no longer have that tired feeling
Hoods Sarsaparilla restores the ap-
petite and makes sleep sound and re-
freshing by building up the whole sys-
tenn. 1t purifies the blood, strength
ems the nerves, aids and perfects the
digestion. Take ii this spring
Get it today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs-
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-29

Mrs. A. E. Buckin CHAM.
Mrs. f.. d. Goodrich.
Robert Green.
Henry Jacks.
James w. Doherty
Pittsburg water filter company.
L. RanShOff.
Bush Finnell
Charles :. Fee.
William Z. Miles.
s. l. Moore.
Jewish Times.
Boon Brothers.
Butte engineering and electric com
pany.
A. Carlyle & Co.
Sonoma land company.
Charles c. Boynton.
r. II. Dibblee.
c.. w. Slack.
Cohl Brothers.
Nolan & Earl boot and shoe company
Mrs. Rebecca Jennings. 5000.
California Ladies' flower and plan
company. S100
Won Sun Yue, $40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-29

HONOLULU oRPHEUM BURNS-HonOluu
April 2S-Tbe Orpheum theater in this city
was destroyed by hre today. The loss is
about So. 900.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-29
GIRL JAILBIRD'S VOICE
SINGS HER To FREEDOM
Plaintive Melody Issuing From
Bars Moves Attorney -.

FRESNO. April 26,-EtheI :Boyakiu.
aged 16 years. detained in the county
Jail for alleged incorri rigi ibility. today
sang herself to freedom. Her voice.
issuing from the bars of the Jail in
plaintive melody. so appealed to As
sistant District Attorney McC0rmiek
that he made plea before Judge Aus
tin of the Juvenile court to release. her
on parole. Mccormick stated in Court
that he believed the girl would win
fame as a prima donna if her voice were
trained. The court complied with the
request of the assistant district at
torney.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-29
HALF MILLION GIVEN
TO EPISCOPAL CHURCH

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Relieious
and charitable institutions will receive
bequests aggregating about s75O.O0
under the will of Mary Rhinelander
King, daughter of John A. King, once
governor of New York The appraisers
report. made public here today. places
value of sS15.S69 on her estate. The
domestic and foreign missionary So
ciety of the Episcopal church of Amer
lea receives property worth $500 900
and share in the residuary personal
estate amounting to s45,5OO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-29
LIST OF THOSE WHO
SUBSCRIBED MONEY FOR
THE EXPOSITION BONDS

sI2,5OO
Daniel Meyer.
W. P. Fuller & CO, GOO
Mercantile national bank.
Biscuit companies
MUS $4,000
Crown distilleries.
Thomas H Williams.
Western Union.
Union lumber company.
i. Dinkelspiel & Co.
James V. Coleman.
owl drug company.
Mrs George Prescott
Chapter of Architects.
Union iron works.
Henry T. Scott.
Louis Taussig & Co.
Clarence Mackay (personaD.
u. n. & L. Walter company.
David Werner cooperage company.
Union trust company.
Raphael Well.
Paeific hardware and steel company.
Haas Brothers.
w j. Sloane & Co.
California barrel company.
Nathan Dohrmann company.
Parafnne paint company.
Loop lumber company.
Neustadter Brothers
Orpheum theater.
c. c. Moore.
Hills Brothers.
]. A Folger d Co.
Selah Chamberlain.
A w. Foster.
Henry j. Croker
Mrs. Emily Donahue.
Simpson lumber company.
Scott & Van Arsdale lumber company.
Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
Hind, Rolph & Co.
Sudden & Christensen.
Zellerbach & Sons.
American national bank. $500.
Central trust company and Swiss
American bank, $4,000.
Seattle brewing and mailing COM
pany. John Rapp, agent, $500.
sherman, Clay & Co., $500.
Williams, Diamond & Co, $500.
$4,000 EACH
Newman & Levinson.
Dunham -Carri gan Hayden Co.
Bass s-Hueter Co.
Garret McEnerney.
Balboa building.
Whittier-Coburn Co.
J. w. Hume.
George Hass & Sons.
Sussman, Wormser & Co.
y. Samuels & Co.
Uhl Brothers.
Eilers Music Co.
A. Aronson.
Wellington Gregg
Frank l.. Brown.
Gladding, Mclean & Co
James Irvine.
pany.
O. D. Baldwin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-29
PRICE
TWENTY
UP

Jeiue1ers @nilainn
RnEt Street near hearrrp
San Tranriaru
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-29

George II. Pippy.
California title insurance and trust
company.
Harry ]. Moore furniture company.
Abrams & Co.
Newman g. Redlick.
Crescent feather company.
hamburger & Polhemus company.
w. l.. Crowell.
American land and trust company.
Eastern Quitting company.
Standard title insurance company.
Louis Saroni & Sons.
Frank b. Peterson.
Dent Robert.
Colbridge Russell.
Benjamin CurtaZ company.
]. c. Judkins.
Baldwin piano company.
Lesser Heineman.
Thomas. Gerstle, Beedy & Flick.
Frederick w. Hall.
Maldonado & Co.
Premium theaters company.
Livingston Brothers.
Phoenix milling company of Sacra-
mento.
Mrs, Helen NJ. McCrum.
Standard gas engine company.
Colonel H. d. LoVeland.
]. w. Schouten & CO.
Rolla V. Watt.
George Eberhardt company.
LaStreto & Co.
Albers Brothers milling company.
Pacific box factory.
Patterson, Smith & Pratt.
Sinsheimer & Co.
Charles SchleSsinger.
l.. B. Dutton.
Joseph Thieben & Co
H. A. Hornlein.
Boys on the road-commercial trav-
elers.
w. E. Dargie.
Gould Sullivan company.
Helbing hotel company.
l.. B. Samter & Sons.
w. A. Starr.
Rudolph Herold.
Jere Burke.
r. C. Atkins.
Colonel Marston.
r. +. Brown & Co, $3.50.
Judge Slack, $3.50.
$500 EACH
William Wendte
DR.. Washington Dodge.
Mrs. f. j. Benedick.
Mission savings bank.
Fred A. Week & Co.
Fountain beer. and lunch hall.
Edw. Hirschler.
Albert r. Montgomery.
Frank A. Mott.
f. A. Curry, Chicago.
r. f. Allen.
Continental bedding manufacturing
company.
NJ. Fisher &, Co.
Cardinell, Vincent & Co.
Newton gum company.
The Waldorf Los Angeles.
The Waldorf, San Francisco.
Old Heidelburg.
Western basket and barrel company
COIdLl 90.
Bushnell photo company.
Maurice Fl. Allen.
Pfister knitting company.
NJ. l.. Washburn.
John Nightingale.
Oyster Loaf restaurant.
H. CT. Sackett.
Hugh keenan,.
United workingmen's boot and shoe
company.
Brizzolara &. Sons.
United studios.
C. s. Laumeister.
G.. r. Splivalo.
Cumming Mccall company.
B. F. Hayes, Phoenix, Ariz.
George P. Edwards.
Levi Strauss.
J. W. Treadwell realty company.
Stanley ]. Fay.
c. A. Murdock.
J. J. EnOS.
Dean reversible window company.
Herrings milling company.
NJ Blum & Co.
Charles S. Aiken.
F. E. Keber.
George JTrioste.
Hon. Edward r. Taylor.
George w Caswell & Co.
George Hillman.
National bottling company.
Olympia beer company.
County recorder and attaches.
A. W. Bullard.
NJ r. Fleischmann.
Mission protective association.
Downtown association.
Paul Nippert.
W. w. Cooley.
Louis Strauss.
s L. Bernstein.
NJ S. KohlberE.
II. L. Judell-
San Francisco commercial travellers.
HIannoD & Elmondorf.
Empire planning mill
Ferry Drug store.
Brickell Co.
Russ estate company.
J. A. Johnson $500.
$3.50 EACH
Tyler & Co.
L. & M. Alexander
he p
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-29
WANTED FOR FELoNY-

WANTED FOR FELoNY-Circulars were sent
broadcast by the police department yesterday
with a description OF James Treanor alias
Van Camp Redfern. wanted for felony for
throwing acid in the face Of Miss Ruth Wilson
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-29

Alexander & Baldwin.
Robert L. Morrow.
DreXler estate company.
II. L. Bothin.
Donohue- Kelly banking company.
Moore Watson dry goods company.
Pacific Coast casualty company
California notion and toy company.
Estate of Andrew Welch.
]. II. Kruse.
City street improvement company.
Alfred L. Meyerstefn.s
Refining and Producing oil company
McNab & Smith.
Gavin McNab b.
Babcock estate.
Roth Blum Co.
Hooker estate company.
Harron, Rickard & McCone.
O. Scribner
John Baker Jr.
California pine box and lumber COM
pany.
California transportation company.
Winship & Casey.
James B. Coryell.
Lent estate company.
Greenbaum, We'll & Michaels.
J. G. Wilson.
California door company.
DIR. Hartland Law.
John Rosenfeld Sons.
Hardwood lumber company.
Clinton e. Worden.
West Coast life insurance company.
:. II. & Z. d. Cowell.
White Brothers.
Niebaum estate.
w. $. Graham
w. d. Sesnon.
Argonaut hotel.
Tacoma milling company.
Rolkin & Sharp.
California sugar white pine agency.
Barron estate.
Pleasant Valley farming company.
NJ l.. Requa.
Welch & Co.
Coffin Redington Co.
Holbrook & Mcclure.
Wilson Bros. &s Co.
Thomas Magee G. Sons.
Pauson e. Co.
+. II. Tryon.
]. Magnin & Co.
Hannah Gerstle.
Rosenthals, Inc.
z. H. Mitchell
Scott, Magner & Miller
Rudger Merrill.
San Francisco planning mill owners
association.
Hastings clothing company.
California baking company.
N LiebeS & Co.
NJ. Gopcevich.
Van Aredale Harris.
The estate of j. B. Stetson.
Wiley B. Allen company.
Otis McAllister & Co.
J. Charles Green.
II. b. Varney.
Mutual savings bank.
City of Paris dry goods company.
Adolph Mack.
j. r. Hanify.
Union transfer company.
Meese & Gottfried
Hyman Brothers.
Hind estate company.
Louis A. Hicks & Co.
+. w. Van Sicklen.
Illinois Pacific glass company.
San Francisco building trades council.
Union transfer company.
f. B. & A. l.. Stone company.
S. +. stock and exchange board and
San Francisco oil exchange, $4,000
French American Bank of Savings,
$4,000.
Pacific brewing and mailing company
and Tacoma bottling company. $4,000.
Security savings bank. $4,000.
Humboldt savings bank, $4,000
Prayer & Co. $4,000.
Dairy delivery company, $4,000.
$500
H. s. Crocker & Co. $500.
$4,000 EACH
Huston & Merton.
s KoShiand q Co.
Port Costa milling company.
c. A. Hutton &c Co
Eccles K Smith.
Standard motor car company.
George T. Cameron.
Globe grain and mill company.
Buckingham & Hecht.
Baruch < Co.
Moody estate company
s. & G. Gump.
Western Distillers
Getz Bros. & Co.
Wellman Peck & Co.
j. J. II. Neubauer & CO.
NJ Getz & Co.
Olsen Mahoney lumber company.
Charles R. Mccormick & Co.
Eyre investment company.
$1,000 EACH
Bauer Bros. & Co.
l.. III. Sly.
Heller, Klein & Co.
Douglas realty company.
Alfred Lilienfeld & Co
Sanford Sachs.
Cunningham. Curtis & WEIGH
Logan & Bryan.
Adams & Co.
Davis -Schonwasser & Co.
Vista Grande company.
William Cluff company.
Thomas & Edward Denigan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-29
COMMITTEE ORGANIZES
FOR MEMORIAL DAY

The Memorial day committee ap-
pointed by Mayor Mccarthy met in the
rooms of the pohce commission yester-
day afternoon for organization. Out OF
the so members of the committee 81
were present. General z. s. Salomon
was unanimously elected chairman OF
the general committee and John H.
RobeIs secretary. The chairman was
authorized to select the various com
mittees. and at the next meeting. Wed
nesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, these
committees will be assigned to their
respective duties.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-29

George Fredericks.
Bates & Chesebrough.
Somers &; Co.
Mark Sheldon company.
Pacific tool and supply company.
William Morris Co. Western.
q. A. Hendy company.
Rucker.. Fuller desk company.
Girvin e Eyre.
Sfebe Bros. & Plageman.
w. X. oil company.
Arnstein. Simon & Co.
AmeS & Harris.
Monroe Greenwood estate company.
Mrs. A. B. Forbes
Weinhard brewery, Portland.
Cyclops iron works.
Macondray & Co.
Henry Levy
kuh Brothers.
Lincoln realty company.
Hulse-Bradford company
G. Brenner.
Henry Ach.
Berry & Bangs.
Lally & Co.
$4,000 EACH
Kinds & Landt, Chicago.
F. w. Cary.
Bernard mattress COMPANY
Lipman Sachs.
Andrews diamond palace.
George p. McNear.
Haslett warehouse company.
Newman Brothers.
North Alaska salmon packers.
Leo PuckwitZ realty.
A. p. McCreery.
Frank L. Brown.
Pioneer automobile company.
Charles G.. Lathrop.
A. w. Wilson.
Hecht investment company.
Gantner & Mattern.
Sterling furniture company.
Golden Gate cloak and suit house.
E. ID. Connolly.
NJ. Friedman.
Lachman Brothers.
Thiebach & Co.
$1,000 EACH
Marks Brothers.
August Lang &, Co
Philadelphia shoe company.
Jules cafe.
Columbia savings and loan society.
l.. Levin.
Wilson estate company
Trower Brothers.
Pacific Coast paper company.
Cook betting company.
Charles f. Green.
Pacific title insurance company.
NJ. T. Freitas.
Portuguese-Am bank.
Anglo-American crockery company.
Robert l.. Coleman.
Employees German bank $1,400
Bows of the merchants exchange
$1,350
Cooper advertising company, $1,000
$1,000 EACH
Mission bank.
Paul T. Carroll.
Employees Humboldt bank.
Bert r. Hecht.
A. HilSon.
William Wolff & Co.
Tom Dillon.
Eureka boiler works company.
Colemans hat store.
Nat Raphael.
Mr.. Huston of Standard motor cal
company.
Guittard & Co.
Moss glove company.
Schiller -Harneman.
Schniedell estate company
Continental building and loan asso-
citation.
Samuel AltshuIer.
Bank of San Francisco.
Robinson & Suhr.
San Francisco motor company.
jewelers. building company.
Byron MauZy.
Myer & Schmiedell
n-Dienstag- -Ayres.
M. Phillips & Co.
San Francisco advertising mems as
sociation.
Lille Thurston company
Rivers Brothers.
Kuhle, Schwartz & Co.
William S. Shook & Son.
Dave Gross.
Phillips estate company.
j. Z. Frazer.
Henry J. Rodgers.
LanderS & Brickell.
Metropolitan light and power com
pany.
Sam Heller.
Friedlander & Illusions
Pig and Whistle company
Keil estate company.
Simon Clayburg
asmmons draying and safe moving
company.
John keppler of Madison q Burke.
Hooper & Jennings.
Isaac Upham & Co.
l.. T.. Emanuel & Co.
G. A. Bachelor.
Bloom Brothers.
Dieckmann & Co.
Degan betting company.
H. Lehrke Sons. Inc.
Hirschfeld & Meaney.
Raylor paper company.
J. X. Hecht.
G. B. Sloan.
u I, q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01
GorreipOnOancer
Bruce, @is,

0a ieg for en- 3io ii0en l9ite ON,
Of Dor Sen n0aniferen" baOoe fooet
300 nDe Soloere, iao glpoe0e oct
os, JON set alto 9er, naor bet goor
pore 8enner go0t. 90 ieg tom %
til at tenfe, at ieg maoife funOe
o9re meo % bi9lpe til, at yDan'
iferen" fun0e fdo enonu flere Sol
0ere. so bermeo ien0er jeg lao Be
falling for en- ny a6onnent iomt for
nit eget for 1910.
Ser ueo Bruce er 10 Com Solo.
niIationsfomiteen inoberetteoe til
aorsmeoet) en- Del DANTE, men
0p6eoer err Der life monge al. @aos
Senien, iom fom BERTH fra 9focine,
bar en- Ssn, iom er poa Spgeli.
iter, oe Ser er NOT ringe Saob ON
8eoring, oo oct er 9ene6er | anper.
ne, iom Ben unge Mono lioer al.
SIR. 2unoeren ira alberta al.
tom BERTH iioite ltge meb 6nmilien.
Mr. 2un6eren bar febt en- f6O
gcres 6orm 6 @il Roro for Bruce.
Mr. Gorl 3. Q. S6renien fro
Omeenen al Omaha, 0ebraifn, par
per oeiaa / iioite uae og fsbte Ell
bel Seftion 2ono 9it for Bruce.
SIR. Serenien agter at flDtte N
Samilie BERTH | en- npr 5remtio.
st gor Donife al Wr. Spreniens
gefenote pentes / 6isie Dage, lao
Settlementet al 9anife forsges Ita'
dig Iiot. Ser er ogiao goot 2nno oe
f~orbol0spis binigt og n9r oeo gp.
Eli Slut oil ieg snife g0onlfe-
rem" mango flere Soloere ogioo Der
fra 9ruce og snife, at ben MAJ
bore 9uo fra BAN, uiom i arpb'
ben loa" til mango al bore Sanos'
mpno / @merifn.
Bruce, / Sebruar.
s. Q. 9rombnrg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01

for. Wen De, Der goor foran, i9o'
ner 8eien og pleier De ferite 5urer
og lua uoreffer oeres 9oon0 til
oeres 8enner og flyer: Som, bi gsr
alt, bpao oi fan for ier, bielper ier
til meo De imoa Wioler, oi bar -
oisie foar 9gren fra min SIDE. Oct
er bel ianot, at oct er life pent at
role nogen / bans gine, men ie9
regner 0icfion-Solfene meo til De
ii0Ite, oe ieo tenfer, Der finoes man
ge baaoe per % Der, iom er Dem
lige.
Seq moa III mart lutte for
oenne Gang. Men ieg faar BOG 2op
til at forteae, at ieg er in0buot til
airfeinooielie. Dog, De bar bel life
begpnot at bDgge enonn.
@n ferlig Silien til u9anlfersn"s
2eiere og ierli9 til mine ganlIe
8enner omfring Dicfionb albarto
Canada.
Safoba n6reap En-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01
aiot iscn ira Sionr Gitp.
5. g. nj burg,

8a ieg iioit %iorfaIte liot berfra,
enote ies meO at iige, at Der bar
noaen giaslen meo BnpirsliIten lom
De unee ifreu paa, % 29Ierne get
teoe 10 itrofs, bpao oct beteo. 0u
err Der 8apir / Sang igen, og le9
pil 6enne Sang fortplle rent no.
bpao oct betpoer. gan port aars'
msoe fremfom Der ct 5orllag ON at
faIoe Dor Brett til at betiene We
niabeoen ber buer Senoag og faa
BAN til at l9gge alt lit arbe1oe
blonot pore mango 2nnosmpno Der
| Dor Itore gp, og ba Ri merer, at
Dor 9rplt .er en- arbeioer, Der er
fin 9sn o9r0" preuer ni laa pao
peo Subifription at gioe elbner,
Der err interesieret | Wenigbeosor'
beioet, Qeiliebeo til pie oct | Ser
nina. Sg biotil er lloiigterne lple;
Der err nogle, iom enoog foroobler
Qontinaenten, Iaa oct er bort Saab,
of Sorilaget bill bliue o%eotaaet MI
pe0 port 9partalsmsoe, og ON laa,
at BET moa blioe til megen % eol1
geIliqnelie baaOe for @enigbeo 90
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bill npite Sang lace eoer o~ioellofal.
bet, 0a ieg oe0 BET oil 9laoe Sp'
ierne.
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min gamle 9rGit og Ben Baltor
0omIfou at iperee aoOt gtpt ira
g. 6. Seq piloe gerne 9lGoe BAN
meoet mere enonu; man tiger 10:
u@ommel aqrlig6eo ruiter life"
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| 9iSe, iaa e6er oct oo life nogeii
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tonn, par set life for De genge, oct
folt,r. uiloe iee oerne beisee eOer.
MooIfe ooioo ben iao loupriite Won
tono. eaer Mberto-S oI funoe gore
ooot MOB min femme @igt. Mer
ooo lea oct for megct ll%oieenoe al
at set bar en- bel Del, Der bar eaaei
berfra I'll @ontana, oa bar bet ilenit
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moifuloc mig, 90 De fenOer, bpol
fife meniqbeoeu Der er, % en- 5a.
mile og en- ueiit apinoe % en- anoer
SamiIie, Der ogiaa bar taget eonf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01

/ Montona % refer | WartS, og
oct er 8olf, Der alto tog nirfiom
Del / Menigbeoens anliggenoer,
ian fommer oct 10 let til at lie no
iom en- bel Slot. 8aaet bleo 10 og.
ion beO ct 9ulin, og Der er flere
iom er anereben Of 5eberen. @n
Itor 8amilie er feroi9 til at gaa,
ioo mart oen fnn faa iolgt, 6poO De
bar Der. Sneen tyr preue pna at
o9mpe Seberen, og ieg oil life o9re
meo til at ipre0e ben, og Dog rao.
Der ieg ingen ira at i69e Jig ct bill.
ligt Stem, uoen oct er al i9rlige
@run0e.
Men ioo Den fore Serbia"
SSeg piloe gerne meo faa Orb trGlte
dig Iiot, at Oh life belt ifol tobe
Mo0et.
Seq bar nemlig life Jet noget ira
oig l9noe. Spirit bill ieg iige: gSil
goo OpOragelie bprer ogiaa 8ugt",
og ON ogioa Niiet er faloen libt
tungt, oet er oaigeoel a~prligbeo
fore Scribe, ogiaa mar iiOit Ell
oGlore 9ro0er" reoier Dig ior Selp-
ros Seq tror ilet life, oct ifoOer
boerfen Dig eGer nogen / Den 5orm
set fommer. Seq pe0, at mar miro
2uneer bar fluffet 0pgtig ooer oct,
90 fsler ieg belt go0t og tPnfer:
So, @aoerne er fo~rifeaige, men
@nnoen Sen iomme. O9 iaa fommer
ieg lige til at t9nfe poo BopirSfur'
pen, iom 10 bar ilu9t iaa meget
oginn noget ira Wont., og oerfoc
ferlig Silien til gerner blanot 2G-
ierne oe til GeOnft6ren.
q q
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01
gefenbteprelie

On Sub oil, ofboloer elf Corn
Oiitrift / Sono-4reoien lit Dftrifts.
meoe / 9etblebems oonife eo.-lutb.
Meni9beo, 8opal, Soma fra If. til
10. Warts 1910.
Me0et be9nnoer ben II. Warts
Meniebeoens gmne: 2ut. Is, %
til 80 gers.
@u0 oeliigne MeOet.
$. sc el e n, &re0Sf.
8%etblebems oonife en..lutb. We'
ni9beo inobnoer paa BET bierteligite
8enner til of fomme o9 taee Del
me0 os / Diitrifsmeoet.
@nboer, JON ooter Jig til neonte
Mgoe, anmooes ON, at inomeloe
Jig til en- af un0ertegne0e.
80. 0. Sersilo,
Sormano / Wenigbcoen.
81. 8. s. Ssb o I'm,
Yr9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01
9reosmeoe.

Minneiota areos al Den ~foreneoe
oanife eb..lutb. airfe ofboloer, ON
@uo pil, lit SoraarSmsoe / ct.
Mortens Meni9beo beo Sut6inion,
Minn., / Do9ene ira II. til 20.
Matts.
Meoet be9pnoer meo Spimesie .
suOstieneite 8orS0ag 5ormioOug al.
1917.
@mner til DrgfteIfe:
1. uSborleoes fremmes ct ianOt
Sroslip beolt iblnnot os?"
2. Stroller efter 6reo meo boer
Mano og efter 9elliebeO, u0en bpil.
fen ingen ifol lie Serren" (Sebr. ~,
t4).
Serren gipe os ct rigtig oelfignet
@soe!
81. SAM n, s. 9 imone n,
Sefretpr. Greosformano.
81 .Mortens oonIfe eo.- lutb. Mgb.,
niebeo Mc.2eao go. %inobDoer ber-
oeo 8enner | areoien til at oeltaee
/ ooennennte Wsoe. 9eiseenoe Be-
oes meloe Chen for oeres 9omme
til Yait. Ronrnp 10 Gage for Ms.
set. Baa Weniebeoens 8egne.
5. S6rgen n, &.&nuoien
5ormano. Sefreter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01

8or Srelierg oonife eo. -lrtb. Me.
StapIeburit in0bpoer Der.
ps6 oenIigit til nennte Ms6e. Scr
pelfomne boooe gomle og unge. Eli.
reiien6e beoes meloe fig til unoer'
in0en II. Morts.
Boa Menigbeoens 8eene,
s. so. Sanen,
StopIebnrit, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01
Befenotaerelier.
unsbumsmeoe

l1ngbpmsmeoe
ofboloes / Stapleburit oanife eu.-
lutb. Wenigbe0 fra t7.-20.M STARTS.
areoien bar 10 o%eota9et, at Der
ifal afboloes TO itGrre llngooms'
msoer aarIi9. Oct er oerfor bort
&aab oe ggn, of mango, iGrlig
mango itnae oil inofinoe fig til oct
tie Meoe.
6sl9enoe gmner oil fomme frem
til Bodybuilding:
T.. Suereanaen fra OGDEN til 81
bet. q Sob. 3, I'd
2. Den uree 0aoio. q Sam.f7
400
3. @eIealinpen. e aor. I, %.
Of. 1. 10; 81. A, 800 erer 8reIies.
oisbeoen.
6. 6. aIotb. areOsform