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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-19
Fell and Mashed Nose.

Oscar Goldman, twelve years old,
while playing in a house in the course
of erection yesterday in Amboy avenue,
fell across some beams and sustained a
badly mashed nose. He was taken home
and attended by DR.. M. S. Meinzer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-19
POLICE NEWS

Hugh McArdle was arrested this
morning on a charge of d~fsorder1y
conduct, preferred by fore An
tonic. Antonio claimed bArdle in
suited him last Tuesday night. The
charge. was denied. To produce wit
nesses, Antonio asked for and was
granted an adjournment until to-
morrow morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-19
Ia tha Same sltuatlon.

A man wha lived near a physician
was employed by the doctor to set out
some shade trees around his residence
A short time later the physician was
called to attend the metherinIaw of
the mar who had set out the trees,
The old lady died, and the physician
presented his bin. After paying it
the citizen thought of the trees and
made out and presented a bill for
them. But the trees died." protested
the doctor 80 did my mother-in-
law" retorted the other man. The
doctor paid the bin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-19

A. ellis, of Commerce street. had
one hand caught in a circular saw
at Peter Larsen's coal yard this
morning. The member was badly
cut. DR.. M. S. Meinzer is in attend
anee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-19
SURPRISED MIR. JOHNSON.

A number Of friends Of JON Fl.
Johnson rendered him a surprise
party at his home, 211 Oak street.
last night. Games were played and
many vocal solos rendered. Refresh
ments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-19
MRS. SEAMAN HOsTEss.

Mrs, Ralph e. Seaman entertained
a number of friends at her home in
Gordon street. Saturday night, in
honor of her guest, Miss Edith Red
path. of East Orange. Euchre. was
played and Mrs. William DeTIaven
was awarded the ladies' prize. The
first mems prize was given to Will
liam Hanson. William Apologize re
ceived the consolation prize. Re-
freshments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-19
Y. M. H. A. PRIvATE DANCE.

The social season of the Y. M. H. A.
opened with a private dance and reeep-
ton in Washington hall last night. Over
one hundred people from this city, New
Brunswick, Plainfeld and New York
danced to the strains of Louis Vein
blatt' s orchestra. This was the first of
"a series of private dances that are to
be given under the same auspices, Re-
fresbmehts were served at eleven
0 clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-19

II you do not read the NEWS
every day you will miss q great deal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-19

Read the NEWs eysrg q.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-19

An anchor to windward-an al. I'm
the EVENING NEWsg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18
SAYS HIS PARTNER DID
NOT KEEP AGREEMENT
Clarence J, Warwick Wants Receiver
Appointed for the National
Automobile College.

Alleging that his partner, Napoleon
Hill, not only did not furnish an auto
mobile and otherwise carry out the terms
of the articles OF partnership. but took
forcible possession Of the firms cash
book and a machine which the plaintiff
furnished, Clarence ]. Warwick today
asked the District Supreme Court to dis
solve the partnership. A receiver for the
business conducted by the partners at
1909 7th street, and known as the National
Automobile College, is also requested.
Warwick says he entered into the agree
ment with Hill last November. and that
each partner was to furnish a machine
for the education OF prospective chauf-
feurs
He says Hill refused to contribute an
automobile and Warwick tried to get
along with the use of his machine the
title to which, however, he held, declin-
ing to turn 1t over to the firm until Hill
had also given q machine.
Last Wednesday, he complains, he drove
the machine to the Bond building to call
on a matriculate for the school, and
when he returned to the sidewalk, he says.
the machine was not in evidence. He
charges that the partner had taken 1t out
of the Jurisdiction. He asks that the
machine be returned and the concern g
affairs closed.
the plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18
J streets northwest. beginning Tuesday

U streets northwest, beginning Tuesday
morning Of next week and continuing
until Friday. II is expected that this
convention will see the formal settlement
of the factional differences which have
continued for five years and which, during
that time, have caused the existence of
two Grand Lodges. Representatives of
the two factions met in Wilmington, Del,
last January, and 1T is understood they
reached a basis of agreement which needs
only the ratification of this convention to
become binding.
Committees from the local lodges. Morn
ing Star and Columbia, are making ar.
rangements for the entertainment Of visit
ing delegates. One Of the features of the
convention will be a street parade to be
held Tuesday afternoon. The commit
tees have planned to- have the parade
prizes distributed by Jack Johnson, In
connection with a social session and ball
in Convention Hall Tuesday night. The
Grand Lodge will begin its business ses-
sions Wednesday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18
WILL IMPROVE HARBoR.
Bulkhead and Sea Wall to Be Ru;,t
at Santo Domingo.

AS result Of the economical manav.-
ment Of Dominican customs bv 49,.
leans. steps have been taken to imnrcv.
the haroor ana principal channel to the
sea At santo Domingo. according to re-
ports received at the State Department.
Contracts have been let to New York
firm for the construction Of 1000 uneal
feet OF cement bullkhsads for sea vail on
the east side Of the port. This viii be
followed by excavation. the CONSTRUCTION
Of sea wall on the west side OF the har-
Dor and the erection OF a cement wharf
In front Of the custom house In All II
10 estimated that nearly 100000 VIII he
spent In the improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18

is chartered to load plaster at Chew
erie, N. s., for this city: schooner
Fannie c. Bowen will load coal at New
port News for Bangor. Me-; schooner
Grace 6. Bennett has sailed from Bal
.timore for Newbern, N. c., to load 1um-
Der back to this city; c. c. Co. barge
No. 81 sailed from Parkers Flats. Me-.
July IS, in tow Of tug Georges Creek,
with Ice for Alexandria; schooner Mar
tin Wagner IL at Baltimore with wheat
from q Potomac river point; schooner
Freddie L. Hamblin is at a North Caro-
lima point loading lumber for dealers
here; schooner Oakland is at a river
point loading for this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18
COL 0RED ELKS, 5000
STRONG, COMING HERE
Jack johnson, It Is Expected, Will
Be Present During Conven-
ton Next Week.

Probably 5000 colored men from all over
the country. members of the Improved
Benevolent Protective Order OF Elks, will
be In Washington next week to attend the
sessions Of the annual convention Of the
Grand Lodge of that organization. Among
the visitors. 1t Is expected, will be Jack
johnson. champion heavyweight pugilist,
Who Is q member of one of the Philadel-
phia lodges.
Business meetings Of the convention will
be held IN True Reformers' Hall, 18th and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18
WOULD BE q. S. SENATOR.
A. g. Spalding, Sporting Goods
Manufacturer. Files Application.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. July l8.-At the
eleventh hour A. g. Spaldins. the mil
lionaire sporting goods man. flied his
application from San Diego as q candi-
date for the United States Senate.
Spalding went to Point Iona. the the
osopfist colony at San Diego. because
his wife wanted to be near Katharine
Tingley. the purple mother" -.
He has been urged by his friends to
run for the Senate. but consented at the
last minute. His application was
brought by State Senator Leroy Wright
and hled with the secretary Of state
haif an hour before midnight when the
once closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18

year-old son Willie. The label reads:
This is Willie Burk. He Is lost. SO send
him home, East Wylie avenue" Willie
has been returned to his home several
times since this experiment was tried,
and Mrs Burk worries no more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18
Wandering Willie Tagged.

WASHINGTON, Pa, July 1s.-Because
he refuses to stay at home and persists
IN wandering about the streets, Mrs.
Burk OF East Wyiie avenue sewed q
label on the back Of the coat Of her Ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18

Foreign CORRESPONDENCE OF The Star.

Foreign Correspondence Of The Star.
PARIS July g. 1910.
A farmer Of Lanbree, near Douai, suf-
fering from neurastenia, committed sui
eide in a At Of despair. On his will being
opened 1t was found that he had left all
his fortune of $4,000 to the Pasteur In
stitute. 7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18

The produce exchange at Onancock,
Va, sold Friday 257 cars of white po-
tatoes. tho largest work 81 any day since
the organisation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18

John Colvig Of Wheeling, W. Va. shot
o full.grown stork that was wadfnr IN
the Ohio river at New Martinsytlle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18

On account of the bad weather the
special sales advertised for today will
be continued for Tuesday, with the
exception of goods sold out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18
Memoranda.

BARGE Maryland is at Alexandria dis
charging fertilizer material at chemi-
cal company's wharf; barge Hooper has
been brought out Of Upper Machodoc
creek to complete loading cargo Of
railroad ties; steamer Paul Paix, ar.
rived at Calais. France. with oil from
rhiladelphia; steamer vitalia tNor.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18
Arrivals.

Schooner Silver Star. lumber from
Aouia creek to the Firth Sterling steel
plant: sloop Girls. grain from Poto-
mac point to the dealers at Alexandria;
scow Fannie, railroad ties from Pa
munky to the dealers here; steam
Yacht Cleolia, from a pleasure cruise to
Mattawoman creek; tug Capt. Toby,
with a tow from q down-river point;
s,oon. no name, scrap iron from river
noint. at Alexandria; tug PoWnatah,
towing sand and gravel laden lignters
from Piscataway creek TO the oeaers
here: power launch Belle Rose. from
cruise to Quantities.; schooner wooo;
IRON, At. Clements bay, with cord WOOD
for the dealers here.
Departures.
Schooner Peri light from Alexandra
for Aouia creek to load lumber back 10
this city: tug James o. Carter, towing
two coal-laden boats from Georgetown
to naval gunpowder factory at indian
Head. Nd; schooner Eugie, light from
Alexandria for Norfolk to load 1aths
and lumber for the dealers here; tug
"a miIla- light for Point Lookout after
,schooner Charles w. Church. with Ice
for Alexandria; tug Resale, towing
fighters to sand-digging machines down
river; schooner Cora Mckenney. Hent
for a down-river point on a cruise;
auxiliary yawl yacht Seaoene' Henry
Seymour, owner. on cruise IN New
Eneiand waters: tug selectman, with
a tow for q down river point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18
S. WHITE PETTICOATS, v6oc.

dozen Women's Fine Quality Muslin Pettcoas
sell less than regular wholesale They made
5nch umbrella rufe of embroidery the bottom with
hemstiched tuck above and finished with extra dust rufe
Choice OF welv o
w
'front.';
site al
~ 80 .-
DRAWERS
dtucks:
slit a
Sale Il VIC lac Sale price &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18
$12 Jap Mattings,
4O.yard Rolls at
$5.05.

us this Mating bargain--the
best value offered this season I'm
floor coverings.
40-yard rolls of Handsome
Carpet Pattern Japanese Mat
tings, the 1S0-warp grade
which posted buyers know as
the best of it's kind.
They are perfect passed IA
quality Japanese Mattings, in a
choice selection of green's. reds
and blues. Strictly reversible
kind. smooth finish, long rush
straw with special machine
edge.
Tomorrow at 1915 roll in
stead of S12.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.

:......%s**Is*3***,e :*Ss*;'s''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-18

We took all the wholesaler had handover FIVE hundred
pieces Do you know of anything pretty desirable for
making cool summer dresses:
Choice OF immense assortment of styles All white
grounds with dainty prinngs of every imaginable Stripes
figures scrolls conventional designs in unlimited variety
Note the unusual wdth-4o inches. Note, the quality
Regular value o34 yard
= pater
demand fol- making hagen
ionable mos
7c e ssa: 25c
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25
GDanseliet | aorea

Sapan bar peo Jim 4nnefiion al
.@bolen" (9orea) meo eet Slag
Iast 10 Miuioner Snobpgsere til
3eiierrigets 6olfemGn9oe.
Spilfe 5sleer annefiicnen oil
faa for Observation-Disclosures, er
'enonuoitfe til at foruoie.
Der fan pere @rtno til at frng.
te for, at ben npe Serre bill lie meo
Mist9nfiombeo pao Dem, Der bill
gore 5orisg pao at oporase oe
reiie bans Slope.
8anife pitt bar Sapan biotiI life
oirefte longt SinOringer i 8eien for
friltne Wisiion9rer / 3orea, men
Sapanernes Spermoo bar oite pon-
iteliggiort arbeioet.
Men Der err @runo til at fro, at
ogina oenne npe Srnngielstio oil
aabne 9iertene | gMorgenitiIbeoens
9ano" for @oongeliet, oe at Den
relieisie 5ribeo bill pore pe0.
5 SUM 1909 por Der - ifelge
oNisi. Hen." - / aorea ca. $4,000
Neolemmer al ben proteitantiife
9irfe, iamt ca. $4,000, Der iorbe-
reotes til 9aab.
Der finoes fun ca. 800 fremme-
De Misiion9rer. Misiionsarbeioet
gsres for iterite 0eIen al forennife
2Grere og guanoeIiiter, Ger bells
er friuiaige arbeiOere, 0els UNDER
itettes al Den foreanife Strife.
gaai1 bsrer unoertioen ~berbiemme
ben taa6eIige Soc fremiat, at man
ital uente meo at Ienoe Wisiionp.
.rer no, til ems eget 2nno er blepen
BELT gennemfrfitnet.
De nnge forennife ariitne bor
en- be0re 5oritaaelie Of SUBS gIa.
ner. 5orrige 9lar ienote De foreon.
ife gresbDterianere ielu en- Mis.
iioner til Mnntduriet, og Oeo DE.
tooiiternes aonierence for nplig
! gpeng.DanO = ben 9D, Der er
fenot ira SRA 5orpoitfampen" =
beilutteoe aorennerne at ienoe en-
Misiionnr til aino.
Hoar en- aoreaner er bIepen fert
til ariitus, isger ban itrafs iom
anoreas oa Bbilip at isre andre til
bnm. str. DngbI."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25
9ooisuelt ON -
Mislionen | Nfrifa.

S anguitbeitet al .Scribners0io.
ga5ine" im%soeeaar aooiepeIt ben
aritif, Ser ira pisie Sioer er reiit
moo Misiionerernes arbeiOe, og
u0tnler bI. a.:
De, Der roiuerer oper og ier
if9pt til Nisiionsarbeioet / afri-
ia. os JON inoifr9nfer iie til at
paapeee De iiffert altfor talrige
Seilereb. Misiion9rerne bar be-
gaaet, og De omoenotes lope Stan0,
punft, piloe gsre retteit | at reene
meo, at ieln ON oct 9ps, oisie ii6-
ite er ferte til, er ioaot % bunfeli,
bar bette 2ps bog / oct minoite
fororeoet ct Msrfe, Der life fun
De u9re tpffere.
Soainnrt De inofsote afrifone-
res Reliaioner | 8irfeIigbe0en
bar ingen al oisie inotil M no.
oiflet nogen Moral = fommer no
oper oct melt primitioeS tanopunft,
i9rIi9 / Miot. og geIt-afrifa, gioer
De fig ll0trpf / uiieeIi9 @ruiom-
be0 og llmornIitet.
Selo ben melt fuIofomne Sri.
itenoom er Der ct ~umaooeligt 6rem-
ifir0t.
&por Solicit, iom / Uganda, er
intelligent, % Misiionrrerne for.
mel Riofarbe6 meo praftiif Sans,
er 3eiultntet forbaoienoe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25
Gn Girferet.

Soften er iorbi % Sranlbe0en er
oueritaaet. 81 6nrmere foar igen
liot lib til at IpIe og ifriOe. Seq
moa oerfor igen / Gag meo oct ont.
talte enlne, zen airferet~; tbi Der
er enOnu noeet oeo ben Sag, JON
ieg life ref fan f%oritao, og ieg er
beler life belt tilfreos meo Su.
liuS gorcfs Soar ~forle0en | y3an.
iferen". Den bDorom aIting er,
iaa er ieg bog Sr. 9orcf tofnemme.
Zig for bans bereouiaiee Spar; men
unoifDlo, at ies fremoeles gsr ct
Bar 9emprfninger til iamme.
Oct iDnes nemlig at fremgnn of
Sr. 8orcfs artifel, at ban for en-.
Del unoeruuroerer areosformqn.
oenes arbeioe | iaooanne 5iIfel0e.
bOor Der er opitaaet 9piitmool |
en- Menigbeo.
er bet BOG life 5ilfqIoet, of
ma til Rreosformpno Dplger ben
opgtigite Nano i6lnnot areojens
Br9iter2 Suis iaa er. buroe ban
10 oog Drre Den Nono, Der iarIig
er | Stnn0 til at ~unoerisge og Ogm-
me | iaaOanne Eager, iom mnIig
montte opfomme | areoiens DE.
nigbeoer.
5remOeles mener iee. of noar
ct Nenigbeosme0Iem Of en- eaer
onOen @rnno err uotrnnot ener uoe-
Iuftst at RenigbeOen. ina bar en-
iaaOan tabt lin Aet til at forore en-
airferet % ! BET belle tagei til at
bIiDe bsrt Seq mener. at ban bar
iusen iom BELT Net til at for
LANCE en- unoerisgelie al areosfor.
mnnoen eller al Snmfun0ets airfe-
rnn0 iimpeIt ben al ben Druno. at
ban er uOen for RenigbeOen. Zen.
Der er u0eIuffet. Ttoar 10 oDer for
Neniabeoen iom en- &eOnina OF
ToIoer. inoIeOes iia0r Der Oa IRE
pct. | Wntibuus rs.
5e9 u,ener e~noui0ere. at en- air
ferret er en- aIOeIes o~ueriIsOig Smith
| en- 5rifirfr. o. port cam.
iunb er ueI oo en- 5rifirfs; men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25
6aano 6aano.

Sioen eOinburgb-aonferencens
Gage er SpsrgsmoaIet ON Sainor.
beioe meaem enfelte Misiioner noe
paa Wisionsmnrfen blepen iprIig
brpnOenoe. 3ette Snmnrbeioe bnr
aaereoe iot iine 5ru9ter eiter 5rel-
lerens Oro: opnn oct at 8eroen
fan fenoe -.
Sem al Nislionerne / gefing
2-onoonermisiionen, 4merican
8oaro, De amerifnnife Presbpte.
rianere, De amerifnnife MetooiItcr
oo unse Menos friiteIige 5orenine
bar fig. Str. Dgbl." oonnet
en- eOangeliif 5orening, Der iprIig
bar iat Jig JON Wanal at noa &c
Gag al 9efolfniusen. Der er iar.
Zig ubersrt al epangeliet.
Dan bar begpnot at fornnitoIte
en- RRfte Msoer peo forifeaige Of
De fore aSempel.Narfeoer~ Der
boloes | og runot ON 8efing. og
beieees al Eituiinoer al Nenneifer
iamt ligeleoes isgt at naa nogle at
be Iuiinoer of BiIegrimme JONI
ioretnger oeres aorIige goIiart til
ct al be iGrlig bergmte GentpIsr i
YroDinien.
4eiuItaterne, man bar nnnet DeO
iaoleoes at gan 8aono / 8aono
meo binanoen, bar allereOe oaret
meget opmuntrenoe.
5eltet, man b1noe reiit, Der inoe.
bolot 200 Sio0eplnoier, par bDer
Tag fDlot al en- itiae og opmrrt.
iom 5iIbsrerifnre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25

On uns RanO, JON nDIie bleO
pr9Itepiet / Rem gorf. BAD ON at
blipe tifIaot at babe jim egen an-
ifrleIie aneaaenoe nogle @runo-
lproomme / ben 8irfeafOeIins,
bpis Br9iteifob ban isgte at ino-
treoe i. Get fortRaes, al man an-
iaa oct for aet 5friOt fremao@, at
ban aligepeI bIeu oroineret. Oct
er Dog ct Sfriot, iom ben lrtberife
Strife, Der snifer at bpgee paa ioIio
@runo. life piloe taee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25
spirituaIismen. sefreteren /!

SpirituaIismen. SefretPren ior
metropolitan BipdicaI Soeietp~ /
Stem Oort mootog ct 8reu ira Yrof.
@illicm Sames Deo Sarparo Uni
D%eriitet fort isr oenne osoe. 6or
M of prsOe De forifellise ipiritiitiite
Neoiersgune til at taIe meoAanoe.
Deroenen uolopeoe nRnnte 5orerina
en- gelsnning nf $1,000 til bill
fet iom BELT Medium, Der peo oi-
refte Communication meo 9rofes-
loren fun0e gengioe 8reuets SnO-
BOLD. 90 1aeoier gioroe 5orisset,
men ingen al Dem bar formoaet
at iige, buao Der Itaar / Oette8rep.
SefretRren Tiger, of ringen af gre-
Dene b9rer ringeite Spor af To-
trpf, JON grofesior Sames bruger
| lit greo. Der er SentDoninger til
forifelIige Of Brofesiorens Sl9gt-
hinge, men bsiit uforrefte."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25
q onir m II.

Get bar ganife uiit fun eenWono,
men oct er nof mllligt at oef 6li.
Der al getponing for life ioa foo
Here END BAN ieIp.
Wnnoen bar observation-disclosures
(proiecuting attorney Smafura
(%alippebns). rs Mar gammel bIep
ban ariiten Of Orerbeoisnina oa
bIeo osbt efter en- meeet manaeI.
fnlo 5orbereoelie. oa ban leueoe
lnnst fra RisTiOn9r o. airfe.
Soa tom ban til 5ofpo o. be-
gpnote at oriUe meo Strsmnen;
nnntro ! ben 5oritnnO, at ban
t1ioIeoe ON CUBS SiIppreIie eIIer
ar~iItenoommens Sanobeo. oct bleu
ban alorig. men troenoe. iaa ban
bDiIehe ! SuH0siorIaoeIiens Raaoe
% fiilgte aonoens 8eiIeonina, oct
par ban beIler life; men mn
nrrmeit aennem fin Snitrn, Der
bIeo Osbt | 5ior Gftsraar. og ueO
9nitcr Dcnemurns uaentIiae De
Isa bar ban fommen poa oet
rene me0. Of ben osoe annoIfabstro
aIoeies life anuneoe BAN. men mere
cnO BET, en- IanO Tro Iunes at DO |
BAN nh. ca Iaa UiIOe ban optages:
oi funoe uiii boDe optnaet BAN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25

Der er neppe lpie ltoiieter for
DnbImans galg til @uuerner /
Aebr. .Sbe Rebraifa State Ga
pital4 Ieoerer iaa sraoerenOe af-
ileringer af DabImans Serb ira
ben Sio, oo ban bar Sberif / 9a-
mes Gountp ior u aar iioen, al
in9en @eIger. iom snifer arlis
5orpaltning al pore offentliee @m-
beoer. fan = alene al Den @runo-
booe Chit til at faite i'm Stemme for
Qahlmon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-10-25

Wonge al bore f~remragenoe Op-
oragere oe f9oreIanoselifenoeM RnO
ier Wanelen of ariitenoommen /
bort 5fofeipitem.
0g ben iamme Rangel flpber
ueo De itore anitalter. iom0sillione-
rerne unoerltetter.
Oct fan pei enoog anies JON
8egeI. at baaoe 9eoerne for og lln-
oeritetterne al pore itsrite timber
liteter er pantro Wenneifer.
De betraeter gioenifaben. ben
8ioenifo6, Der opnaas ueO uHe.
iearh~, iom Oct belle.
0ten oen bsieite 8ioenifab, 81
oenifaben ON Nenneifets ianoe
2pffe og geIiero for 3io oe eoig.
beo, ben o%perler De.
Ser er oct, airfeifolerne | ame-
rita. pore bsiere Sfoler ibere9net,
mna tr9oe til.
amerifas 5remtiosboab fan life
bp9ges paa De beiere, friitenoomS-
Isie llniperiiteter.
8erfor er oct al uliee iterre Be
tponine, at airfeifolerne blioer I'm.
oerltettet oe lat / Stano til at no.
ioloe en- rig girfiombeo.
Den bpem ifnl itstte oem2 Mil-
lion9rerne bliper oct litfert life.
Spem lnn2
50, ni bebeper ilet life buer-
fen Amerifos WiaionRrers ener
Den oanite 9igsooes Ststte.
Ger er Rigmpno NOT blanOt
8onif-a merifanerne til at ltstte DO.
re Sfoler, ogiaa blanot port
oanife airfefoIt.
Get mongler mnnite bare, OF De
foar SDn for oenne Gags umnooe'
lig itore 9etpOning - for Wangel
pon 8iIIie fun ri oa life oRre
befenot at tale om.
Do for sorist fan ri 10 iaa lore
af Seller 8iIbelm jamie"
jamie itsrre og minOre GUNNER,
iaa oct bIiuer til cen flor Sum.
0et MionI, ri for 8ioen bar int
os, at iomle en- SubilGumsgnoe
paa $50, 700, oct ligser ilet life
inn bit.
Der er utuiuliomt Iangt ooer %
MRn0 inOen for Dor airtes @rGn-
ier, iom funoe giue bper $1,000
uoen at isle oct tort.
Men ion er Der 10 iaa mango
anore, Der fan og oil O9re glaze
ueo at giOe lnngt miuore Gum.
mer.
@enner, BET er pna 5ioe at ifRn.
fe oenne Gags nmaaoeliee 9elDo.
nin9 Dor Opmerfiombeo og Dor
a9rligbeo.