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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30
A Tug and Crew Lost.

The tug Arthur B., from Tacoma
to Vancouver, foundered Wednesday
night off Frazer river lightship. Six
men were drowned. The tug was
used in the cement and plaster car
rying trade between Puget sound and
British Columbia ports.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30
Fears the Dark.

Abdul Hamid, in exile in Salonica,
Macedonia, fears to sleep in the
dark and has a servant read to him
by day and might in a lighted room.
The deposed ruler of Turkey fears
his son will seek to cause his DEATH
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30
FATAL WRECK
Army Chief of Staff Seriously Injured IN.
Auto Crash.
MRS. SLOCUM IS KILLED

> Mrs. Herbert j. Slocum Loses Her
Life and Gen. j. F. Bell was Very
Seriously Injured.
Maj. Gen. J.. Franklin Bell, chief
of staff Of the United States army,
who was injured early Wednesdays
in Washington in an automobile ac-
cident, in which Mrs. Herbert ]. Slo-
cum, wife of Maj. Slocum, U. S. A.,
was almost instantly killed., was re-
ported at a late hour that night to
be resting comfortably. One Of his
ribs was broken and he suffered some
scalp wounds but no internal in
juries have been discovered and NJ
complications of any sort have set
in. {
Maj. Slocum, who is a member
of the Seventh Cavalry, now station
ed at Governors Island, N. Y, ar
rived in Washington Wednesday
night. .->
The accident was caused by; g.
south bound trolley car Of the Wis
consin avenue a line, near Ten
skirts of the city, colliding with an
automobile owned by Gen. Bell. The
car was occupied by Mrs. H. J. Slo-
cum, aged SO years, Mrs. H. L. Green
and Gen. Bell. Mrs. Slocum, who
received internal injuries, vas re-
moved to Georgetown hospital In an
automobile, where she was pro-
nounced dead.
Chauffeur Ward was unhurt, but
was Dol arrested, together with the
motorman and conductor Of the troll
ley ar. They were latter released
from custody, however, on orders
from Coroner hewitt, who instructed
them to appear at the inquest.
Mrs. Slocum, whose husband ID
nephew Of Mrs. Russell Sage, was
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. l.. Green.
at the Wyoming, a department house
in Washington, but Tuesday went to-
Fort Myer to visit MI. and Mrs. Bell,
with whom she and her husband were;
on terms Of intimate friendship. It
was ON the way back to the Wyoming
that the fatal. collision occurred.
The Tennallytown. road, officially
known as Wisconsin Avenue, runs
north fnom Georgetown through the
westernly environs of the city, and is.
a favorite route for automobiles.
Crossing the Georgetown bridge from
Fort Myer, the car turned forth
into Wisconsin avenue and was about.
to turn easterly along the northerly.
boundary of the city, when at Gar
field street the collision occurred.
The fast moving trolley car, whens
the two came together, completely.
demolished the automobile. The
automobile was hurled about FIVE
feet against a trolley pole. 1t finally,
turned over.
General Bell was thrown out.
Ward was pinned under the front Of
the car, but managed to extricate
himself. Mrs. Slocum was crushed.
under the body Of the car. Bleed
ing about the hands and head, Gen.
Bell directed the passengers on the.
car and others in lifting the auto
mobile from the injured woman.
Mrs. Slocum was then hurried to the
hospital.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30
Fifteen Drowned.

Tie Norwegian steamer, Dixie,
bound from a Scotland port capsized
in the mouth Of the Elbe river, dur
ing a severe storm Thursday and the
crew Of Is were drawned.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30
HAD A CLOSE CALL.
Little Girl Falls Five Stories but
Was Not Hurt.

At New York Mary Davis, a 49,
year-old school girl, is in good health
and cheerful spirits despite the fact
that she fell backward from a fire
escape five stories up, in Harlem
Thursday and landed plump n a bas-
ketful of wet clothes in the back
ward below. She was scarcely
scratched. AS she struck the basket
with a damp thud. Mary narrowly
missed Miss Peter Little, a janitress,
who was taking clothes from the
basket and hanging them on a near
by line. Mrs. Little tainted anG so
did Mary, who was found uncon-
scious but unhurt on the basket.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30
d From Wreck.

Two unidentified bodies, a life
buoy marked Prinz Willem II, sew
eral oars and much miscellaneous
wreckage were washed ashore at
Belle Isle, France. last Wednesday.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30
"SuicideS,"

According to the verdict of the
coroner of Marion, Ind, Bob Austin
and Charley Richardson, negroes,
lynched there last week, came to
their death by suicide"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30
ANOTHER FATAL SHOOTING.
Clinton Rhoden Shot to Death by W,
b. Glenn on Street.

" "ltllh oh SN"s
A fatal shooting took place at
Batesburg on Thursday when w. B.
Glenn, superintendent of the electric
light plant, shot Clinton Rhoden, to
death, on one of the main streets Of
the town. The weapon used was a
pistol; four shots were fired, and
each shot took effect. One witness
stated that Rhoden was unarmed. 1t
is stated that there had been bad
blood between the men for some
time. Much sympathy is expressed
for all parties concerned, as each
man has a large family. The affair
has cast gloom over the town.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-03-30
BOGUS n AGAIN.
Nevada Legislature Is Anxious to
Take Them Up.

A special dispatch to the Char
lotte Observer from Raleigh says
Governor Kitchin received a tele'
graphic request from the Go'erhor
of Nevada asking for all possible in
formation regarding the repndiated
North Carolina special tax bonds
some of which have been offered
Nevada in order to induce thar
State to sue North Carolina The
Governor Of Nevada says he deci'Ies
to accept the bonds, but the Lesls'
lature is trying to force him to do
so. Governor Kitchin and Attorney
General Bickitt sent him a mas OF
information showing how fraudulent
the bonds were.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05

New state laws and other conditions
are creating such increasing demands
for u manufactured products; 1t nee
e~ssitates our employing a local rep
resentative with $500 to 5 1000 to car
ry enough stock TO fill orders. Good
salary, office and othe; expenses al
lowed. Extra commission. Position
permanent, references. Address Will
liam S. Thayer, N. w. Sales Manager,
400 National Bank of Commerce Bldg,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05
Local and Personal

Editor Horton was over from volga
Friday.
II you enjoy a good refreshing drink
try Abbott's Lime Freeze.
w. L. Cooke of Watertown, was in
the city Friday looking after piano
business.
A. B. Allison this week received a
Cole go" of which he has the agency
for this county.
DR.. L. G. Borst has purchased a
new Chalmers Detroit auto from the
Fridley Auto company.
The college track team leaves to.
night for Mitchell, where a meet will
be held tomorrow with Dakota Wesley.
an university,
Mrs. Bruce Loban of Blairsburg, Ia,
who spent a couple of weeks in the
city visiting at the home Of her son,
returned to her home Thursday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Marvin returned
here the last of the week from Grin
nell, Iowa, having decided not to To-
cate there. Mr.. Marvin has taken his
old position with Roberts & Few.
The fishing season began Sunday,
that being the first day of the season
for game fish. A number Of pickerel
were caught at Lake Campbell, but
it is a little too early for good fish
ing.
w. P. Biggar vas repairing the roof
of the Episcopal church and rectory
last week, putting in new shingles
wherever necessary. The old board
walks have been torn up, preparatory
to putting in cement walks around the
property.
Quincy Lee Morrow and family leave
this week for Lacey, northwest OF
Pierre, where the family will settle
on a homestead. Mr.. Morrow will be
a frequent visitor to Brookings, main
tanning his headquarters in connection
with the prohibition movement in this
state.
The city of Aberdeen is good proof
Of what a city may accomplish when
it's citizens are ever alert in its be-
half and when it monied men are
not niggerly in using their money for
public enterprises. When Aberdeen
goes after anything it gets it and the
result is a city of ten thousand beam
ing with business and prosperity.
A. C. Johnson, for ten years general
agent Of the Chicago & North Western
Railroad company at Winona, has been
appointed passenger traffic manager
at Chicago, succeeding ". B .Kniskern,
voluntarily resigning. Mr.. Johnson
will be succeeded by H. J. Wagon, who
has been travelling agent out OF Man
kato. B. F. Farrell, who has been
travelling agent in South Dakota. is
made general agent for this state.
o. ]. bitterness, county auditor OF
Brookings county. came up from Brok.
ings Sunday morning and spent the
day as a guest at the home Of County
Auditor e. S. Brown and wife. Mr.. Of
ternes and Mr.. Brown were formerly
neighbors on farms in Brookings coun-
ty, they are each serving their drst
term as county auditors Of their re-
spective counties. and they have each
made such creditable and satisfactory
records that we believe they will be
successful. Mr.. bitterness Is a pleasing
gentleman to meet and We enjoyed his
visit to our little city.-Castlewood Re
publican
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05

j. w. Nation of Fremont, Neb., was
in the city Saturday on business.
B. H. Ringle, who lives south of the
city, has purchased a REQ automobile.
Typewriter paper at the Register Of
fee az rs and SIS cents per box Of 500
sheets.
John Akers went to Aberdeen last
evening, where he will work the com
ing summer.
j. c. Johnson is reported very sick
at the present time, his ailment being
cancer of the stomach.
Another large invoice Of Kuppel.-
heimer's late spring suits Just in at
SINNERS department store.
James F. Brooke spent Sunday at
Watertown, visiting ~ the home OF
the Rev. and Mrs. D. G. reatty and
other friends.
Prof. j. V. Bopp returned home Fri
day morning from Eureka, where he
had spent several days experimenting
the spring work of the experimental
sub-station.
Rev. j. ]. Gardner and wife, who
spent a couple of weeks here at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. B. T.
Green, returned to their home at
Somers, Iowa, Thursday morning.
Mrs. Boyd Clarl, who spent a few
days here visiting with her sister,
Mrs. John Swenehart, departed on
Thursday morning for Bay City, Mich,
for an extended visit with relatives
and friends.
The three year old son of A. Dimes,
living eight miles northwest Of the
city, suffered a painful accident on
Thursday evening. He was playing
with a lawn mower and got his right
hand caught between the blades, sever
ing his thumb.
We erred slightly last week in stat.
ing that Geo. Wells would be in part
nership with c.. H. Ford in the mer-
camille business at Seneca. Mr.. Wells
informs us that he will be engaged
in the business alone, having bought
the stock from Mr.. Ford and he will
go there about the Goth of the month.
The Ri. Rev. F. T. Johnson, D. D.,
Episcopal bishop of South Dakota will
make another visit to the city on
Monday, May 8. He will conduct a
service of evening prayer and sermon
at st. Paul's church, beginning at
eight o'clock. Tuesday morning he
will address the students Of the State
college in convocation.
Miss Pauline Windmiller of Mankato,
Mimi, arrived Thursday evening to
conduct a splendid floral display at
Abbott's pharmacy Friday and Satur-
day. The store was the mecca OF
flower lovers for those two days, es-
pecially on Saturday and a tremendous
business was done In ali SortS OF cut
flowers. It a by far the most at
tractive floral display ever brought
to the city from outside points.
Trees. trees. in lots Of So worth or
more. Dakota adapted, guaranteed.
delivered express prepaid at your sta
ton: s Cherry sc #. 800, S Plum
Sc foot $1.o0. s Crab Sc IT. $1.o0. S
Apple trees Sc IT. $1.00, 10 Elm shade
Is IT. $500. 10 Ash shade s #. 800.
10 Box Elder shade $1.00. IL Soft Maple
6 IT. 800, 20 Evergreens IL in. $1.o0.
so Evergreens 6 in. 800. First class.
no culls or grades. on first train re-
turn from Ferndale Nurseries, 170a,
Harlan. Iowa
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Beautiful home, fine To-
cation, nine large rooms besides a
uperb pantry. closets and bath. A fine
built in sideboard In dining room.
Good furnace. Basement full size OF
house, lathed and rlastered and divid.
ed into nine rooms. Hardwood finish
throughout including floors. In fact
a modern u%p-to-date home. Good barn
on premises. Enquire at Register Of
fee.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOMESTEADS-A rare opportunity
TO get three homesteads joining. For
particulars address, VIM. c. Notmeyer,
Pierre, s. d.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05

FOR SALE-Pet Angora goat. Call
on Ord Chrisman, cor. 9Th st. and 9th
Ave.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05

FOR SALE.-About 100 lbs Of power
press ink. 4 cents per lib. Register
Publishing Company.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05

Five bushels OF Yellow Dent Seed
Corn, 94% good. C. r. Westcott, Sixth
street.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05

FOR SALE-My property in east
Brookings. 3k acres of land, good
l0-room house with bath. dry cellar
and good well, also good barn. In
quire of b. T. Whitehead.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05

$1.00 buys the best loose leaf ledger
you ever saw. Call and see 1t at the
Register office.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05

FOR RENT-A good eight-room
house on west Sth st. Enquire Of
o. G.. Oyloe.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05

J. w. BrooKs--paper hanging
Phone R-23
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-05

Typewriter paper at the Register Of
fee at IS and SO cents per bcx Of 500
sheets.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

poa grpitet og en- u0enoeltif 0ie-
Del / 9iet.
gift bette ber, oct bar en- Sl1legobe
til De gamIe ira en- S6n.
0a ban tom til StanleDfoGs, OPP
0ageoe ban, at ban biGoe fomme for
tioli9t biem, bpis ban tog me0
ferite 8ooo. 0g ioa 6Ieo ban til
Sen eeIte.
@an ioo Sen ol0rig.
6or 8italis ogoe / 5tnnleDfads
Of Semoturi, for0i ban, ne mar.
deur", en- Dag gif ct StDffe Sci
for bnrtigt 1 Mio0agsbe0en.
$ 6iemlan0et 6ar De ale BELT
5fp6ne meo oeres afo6oe &sooin9.
De bar in9en BIOS fooet for oeres
llleilia6eO / leppnoe 2ioe.
Men gennem N}srfet, iom enOnu
rn9er oper afrifas Sn0re, refer
Der fig ct maoti9t Minoesmnrfe
for Song 2eopoI6 o9 bans Meno.
Chen oil afil5re oct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
9anife @eno | aonso.

s ,@aos onnife Magaiin" i'm.
0eS en- @fbnnOling al aaptain Sir
gen Siir9enien, Der / ipo Gar bar
itaaet / aongoitatens Sienelte. Gen
oanife aaptojn giper Ell noget an
Den 5remitiaing al 8ilitan0ene /
aongo emo 5orfatteren i D0ie
driiteli6e 8eIt". Ser bioiettes
Slutningen al aoptain S~iirgenienS
A~fbanolin9.
Ser er allereoe uorettet ct &9m.
pearbeiOe. 5 europa bbrer man
fnn ON 5eilene. s Qpiierne lpies
alori9 no9et ON oct poiitioe ar.
6ei0e: De 200 Stationer, bpggeoe
op / Ger og Wuriten, Ser MI ligger
ipreote oper bele &ongo, efter lem
og tppe anrS Sli0. Sern6aneu, Der
forbilDer 6ure og neore aongo.
Spao far oen life foItet ben boioe
gface al 2ip og a1ore Dire. Sern-
banen fra Stanlepfaas Spo paa.
ct MT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. De bun.
0reOe Ooupere. Der beierger Ira'
fiffen poa 5looer og 9iflooer
OF mellen De TO Sern6anelinier
Sunoreoe 0nmpere, ilGbte op midi
g(irifa. Sele 2anoet fortlagt.
Meneoer at Observation-Disclosures mer
Sfoler og Girfer, Iutomo6iloeie.
Domitole, Safe, Gacao. og aaitt.
iiufplontoger, 2anobrugs- og gluls.
eentrer, Wtner, Sprflteoer oq
8Grfter.
Gn folosial rna 8orm eiterlaot
paa SorSen al ben beOengangnt
Gonge.
90 6e Mpno. Ser itnar eftel
BAN, err De ififfeoe til at fplot
oenne a9mpeform2 @r De ififfeol
til oet Irbeioe, Der MI foreltaari
5ormaar De at gore 0egrene Del
aotige I De @oOer, Song 9eopoli
/ lin ltngoom lopeoe benz
lloen 9pipl.
De Spioe | aongo er @rbei0ere
Soft, Ser itaar meo begge Ben Pot
Soroen. Sunoe Brooufter al oerei
eaen rationale Sorb. aropilioelig
5oIf. Sffe Meno me0 bsi aultir
Den pisner | Solen. Wen ltprf
og mooiee niigc Mpn0, iom ct ielp
itpnoiet Grbeioe gioer ben for
!, ne6ne ~perIoulige g9gt.
Snaoon err | bpert Sab De beo
ite al Dem. De, Der betpoer noee
!. omfrine | 9anbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04

res ereite 060sfienoe. Soao bei
ifer, er life blot 9rltfulot, rent men,
neifeligt Jet, oct er tiqige Oumt gfo'
nomiif 6etrootet. Soet ll06pttern(
eoeleg9er 9efoIfningen og RUNE.
rer getingelierne for Den ieneregro.
BUTTON al Sautiinf, tilintetger 81
tiaige ailOerne til frelntioig Rig
bonn.
Saooi0t Socins 5remitiaing. 8
f6rite 9ieblif ipsr9er man, on oen-
ne Stil0ring life er ubDre operOre-
ben, ON en- ina 8ruiom llObDtltin9
og Wisbanoling at Miaioner al
Menneifer I BET 6ele er mulig2 81.
ter liOt OOerneielie tiger man: Sa,
bDorfor life? 8i peo, at De ellro-
peiife 5oloater UNDER Seontogei
til aino ofte opf6rte ii9 iom piloe
QDr. 8i oe0, at 9ituiin0er al
4%rneniere er 6leoen ne0ilagte0e,
u0en at Stormagterne bar rgrt Jig.
81 oeo, at Der / tpife aolonier er
6oet oe it6rite @ruiombe0er. Men
naar bette itaar fait, 6oorfor it'll
oe Ri iaa oOer for paali0elige
@pnos 8ionesbDr0 toiple ON, at
pengegriife gbentDrere funoe poe
Ipe9e % uoplonore ell bi9lpeI6S
Reger6efolfning i Gentralafrifa2
9onoioot GieOie gap, JON man
oil minoes, I fine artifler en- trni.
fenoe Sfil0ring al aoloniitaaitoen
% 0ens gtrin8Sformer. San ben-
oiite til, 6ooroan anloniiterne pleier
at ie neo paa oen inofeote 9eiolf-
ming. san fremorog Gfsempler
paa, bpor let aoloniiterne bar pes
at 6etragte Jig iom ben inOf6ote Be-
folfnings Serre og Meiter. Oette
gel0er / europa iom / andre Ser
oenS0ele. &oloniitaon0en fan pie
iig mere eller min0re utiIilsret, men
uisie Otringsformer er f9aes for
oen ale gegne. 9i beb6oer life at
gaa ret lnngt for at iinoe gfsemp-
Ter paa aoloniitaan0ens gtring8.
former ooerfor erobreoe Nationali-
teter / port cioiliiereoe europa,
boor meoet mere ma oa life Solo
n~iItaan0ens Soroproeligbeo pie iig
/ 2auoe, boor Ben bar frit Spill,
6uor aoloniiterne itoar o%Derfor gam
ife bielpelele 9efolfninger, boor
Der iaa at iige ingen Sfranfer er
ielp moo Sc iletteite menneifeli9e
9iOenifaber2 timber ioaoonne 6or.
bolo er 0et oprite mltligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
@Ort6fielb, Minu.

Oct ipnes, JON ON Dor aorre-
iponOent er belt ioritnmmet, al bpa0
@run0 beo ieg life. Mfen 0o oct
maaife oil interesiere aoifiqige gen-
ner / SamfunOet at bbre berfro, iaa
oil ie9 prepe at fort9Qe liOt. SER
% 8ino er MI al minore 8etpO-
ming, ifsnt uSiimmerbeat@ er BET
life en0nu, % Sne og Ss bar Ri
nof al.
gor Strife er / oenne 8io un0er
Separation inopenOig me0 Woling
o9 &apetiering. Sore unge bap0e
ben Is. Sch. ct meget peaDffet
o9aifetiociale" til 6or0el for iam-
ME, % oe fit ct Ooerifuo al ODER 80
9oa. = en- goo Sielp for os til
neonte giemeO. De gIeOer Jig life
minOit til after at foa EN- Imuf og
bp99elig Strife at iamles /.
@r. og Mrs. Bang fra Spencer,
So., aila90e os ii0lte llge ct 9eisg.
8i Tiger 1af for iamme. MiiS
Sine Gbriitenien ira Suthinion,
iom bar peret bien1me iioen Sui,
er after tilbo9e iblanot os. Der. o9
Mrs. Gorl 9~un0gaaro agter at for'
looe os for en- lille Si0 for at beie9e
Slegt og Genner / Soma.
Seq ier al Me0oeIelierne ira
@ordeiter, at Sc oenter poa Soraar,
tbi oe mener, at me0 8oraaret bill
ogIoo gaitor s. Simonien bolot lit
Snotog iblnnot bem. Wen efter ie-
mere l1noerretning %foritaar ri, at
9aitor Simonien of f~orIfeQige
@runoe after bar a%filanet aaloei
% blioer forele6i9 i6lanOt os. Dog
oil ri enife, at Be fpre 8enner /
@ordeiter mart mua foa en- Ser
renS Eiener iblanot fig.
Ser / Dor $50 er Situationen liot
~Ippnoenoe / bisie 0a9e a~ngaaenoe
8olget / neite ltge. Siolte Ior
bteo 9pen Dooteo orp", men MI
oploer set at femme %iaaleoes, at
Sen oeoblioenoe mo bline oeo at
oere oct. Sbi Soloonfolfene er pao
@enene, fan s tro, tiblig og tent,
ON ri maa iige iao. 8eo bort Us.
6. &. II. We0e forleoen blep Del
beitemt, at Ri ifuloe iamles til Ell
8enneme0e ongooenoe oenne Sag
Der bleo iagt, at femme fan pi
GDin0er life, men be0e bar oi Fei
til. ga, @lto ife 2op, set bar en-
bier ariiten Get til, og Lao % loo
troenoe 8rebre og S6ftre, BRUCE
oenne 9iet, iom Seius ielo bar 9ioe.
%, life nIene booo af6olosipsrgs'
maaIet anaoar; men loo os beoe ii
en6oer Sis / annoen, og Lao Of
oente fore Fine al Serren, ban Ell
m9gtie til at apre BET. Serrer
gipe 0oabe til, at bans Sag mac
ieire Der I Dor 9p o9 / Dor Wiote
genliq Silien til gIaoets 2aiere
81. 49,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
Uoole nYe
impor(ere0e 9ra(n(ationSkort.

Nr. 1O1.-gt imuft oobbeIt Sort, Stsrrelie 3EX
51a, meo opbsieoe @oier oa Slsife liant Oroene nsiI
2pffe" paa Soriben. gaa %SSnbiiben ct gers os 2inier
til Snifription. Zoe Gtf. $1O0 9nf.
Nr. 1902. Sort meo inbIagte gIaoe, 4RX3R,
prpoet meo SanoifabsbiQeoe og opb6ieoe Blomlter pn
sSoriioen, 8ers inoeni. Toe Gtf. $1.O0 0ni.
gr. 1903. ct mutt %uoifuaret Sort, 3RX51a, prpoet
meo Moier. gaa De inoIaete glaoe Srbene: rSierteIie
2pfsnffning" og ct gers. 10e. Stf. $1.OO Snt
gr. tO4. ct meset ~imasfnlOt Sort 2%X5 meo
8Iaoe meb Oroene Ill 2pffe" oe @ers paatrpft.
Zoe ef. $t.OO 9ni.
yr. tO5. ~l1oifaaret oobbelt Sort 4asX3A,
prpbet meo Sorglemnlieeier og 9aano. S1blage Blade
meb paatrpft gers. 10e Sf. $1O0 Sni.
Nr. tO6. Stint %ntifaarne Sort 41aX3 neo
gIomIter i elite. Oroene .dprlis Siien, v$erren bel
iisne big" eaer n&iertelie 2pfenfnins" @ulb. &c Sf.
SOC 9Mi.
SIR. 107. = SeroeIes i~maefulot enfeIt Sort AK
81 meb Cub % opbsieoe Sorelemmigeier og paatrpft
I'LL 9pffe". Be Stf. SOC 9ni.
Scr. 1Os. Smuft uoifaaret .nfet Sort AK
81 meb @uLorano os opbsieoe @oier. Oroene It'll apt-
fe", Iamme meo 8ioIer. Sc Ell. 5Oe Dbl.
stort llooaIe af rne Suletort bill ~foreIisee COB
Sio. 1uIoItrnois S~orteenelie nofomner ief'ere.
Smuft ltbpals al Hrspefort tnienoes frit for 10
Gents, Itsrre llopaIe for % Gents.
ganiib 2ntb. Tnti. Sonis,
gIoir, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-04
Ssraels Sanse Ill.
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