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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-11

five years experience in clothing.
Dry Goods, and Shoes. Also can
keep books. Best of city reference.
Address co Record. 65a4~.
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For a Cheap.

leo acres of patented land IL miles
n. w. from Roswell; good four room
rancn house and well water. with
two sections of leased land adjoining,
fenced; fine stock proposition.
Also 2 lots in city of Roswell on
WashingtC- ave-, and Sth street; a
small house for same.
Will sell at a bargain if taken at
once.
Call ON or address
]. l.. HYDE,
Roswell,
p q Address BOX 3S1 N. Mex.
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Roswell,
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65tf.
The Washington times., 1910-05-22
GEORGETOWN PLEASED
BY HENLEY SHOWING
Forcing Harvard to Limit on SchuykilI May Mean Trip
to Poughkeepse- Syrac uses Defeat BY Navy
Another Factor.

Geoi getown men are today enthusi-
aStic ever the showing made by the
varsity crew in the American Henley
Regatta on the Schuylkiu river.
While some Of the more enthusiast
tic were hoping for a victory, those
who were familiar with the real con-
dition Of affairs realize that the eight
at Philadelphia rOwed a truly cred
liable race in driving Harvard TO the
very limit and losing the feature
event Of the regatta by a scant boats
length.
Report from Cambridge announced
that the Harvard crew was the fast
est that that university had ever en-
tered in the Henley, having their
varsity men in the boat, and the time
OF the race and the form Of the men
demonstrated that the Crimson eight
was easily the best on the river yes
terday.
The work Of the GEORGETOWN crew
at Annapolis could hardly be described
as impressive. but the switch that
Coach Dempsey made in the personnel
and lineup Of the crew evidently had
the desired effect in adding TO the
speed Of the shell. With but five
days to get accustomed TO each other.
il was hardly expected that the eight
would be in prime form. but in order
20 hold the giant Harvard oarsmen
II was necessary TO make a heroic
effort, and the Georgetown crew
proved equal 10 the coca sion. Other
wise II would have been badly beaten.
II Was uEofhcially repo I'D at George
The Washington times., 1910-05-22
this morning that the clever work

town this morning that the clever work
at Philadelphia will insure the PouSn-
keepsie trip Realizing that comment
ton in the classic regatta on the Hud-
son Is an honor that reflects the great
est credit on the university, Georgetown
men are anxious TO have the crew IN
the intercollegiate race, and the entry
VIII probably be made. This matter,
however, rests with the executive COM
mlttee of the athletic association,
which will probably make a decision
"ltnOuL much delay
Coach Dempsey is favored this season
py having material that IS considerably
heavier than last year, and in Carr evil
IDENTIFY has discovered a stroke oar VINO
can drive a crew to the limit
Should the committee decide 10 send
the eight TO POuglkeepsie, Coach Demp-
Sey VIII lengthel out the daily rows,
starting this week. Ye~.erday's race
was mile and q thru. while the dis
fun four miles. with Cornell, Pennsyl-
vania, Columbia, Syracuse, and WiscOn-
sin each sending crews
The Georgetown men derive Consi1-
cradle consolation from the dcfea- OF
Syracuse by Navy on thee Severn yes
five years has been The strongest sort
Of q contender at POuRhkeepsie. but the
fact that that crew should be OutrOwed
by the Aiidshipmen shows the true class
against which Georgetown rOwed one
" eek ago yesterday.
The season which closed yesterday
proved 10 be one of the most successful
ever experienced at Annapolis, Harvard
scoring the lone victory over the Md
dies in eight races.
The Potomac Boat Club OF Washing
ton was unfortunate in the race AT the
Henley YES .erday. losing out IN a hard
finish 70 VVahnetahs. Of Flushing. MY,
and the Urion Boat Club, Of Boston,
The Washington times., 1910-05-22

Julian Barnes, well known IN Wash
lngton banking circles. has joined the
sales force Of the Washington branch
OF the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany.
The Washington times., 1910-05-22
FOUND SOMETHING
TO CURE ECZEMA
Trial Results in Complete Cure OF Faf-
teen-Year Case In Two Weeks.

teen-Year Case In Two Weeks.
In letter published in his lodge
paper, Mr. F. o. Thompson Of Eliza
beth, y. J., states that he was a suf-
ferer from eczema for fifteen years,
and one day spoke about his trouble
20 DR.. l. r. Todd. DR.. Todd replied
that he had something that would re-
Neve if not permanently cure me.
says Mr.. Thompson. but after treat
ment for so many years I had grave
doubts. The doctor produced a box OF
poslam, and I promised TO give IL a
faithful trial I followed directions.
and IN two weeks time find myself
entirely cured. The ffty cents I paid
for the box was the best investment
ever made"
Not alone eczema. but every surface
skin disease IS permanently eradicated
by poslam. itching being stopped at
once.
Write 70 the Emergency Labora-
tories. 81 West Twenty-hfth street
New York City. for a free trial pack
age OF pOslam. With this sample
alone compilations may be cleared and
pimples banished from the face
Ogram's, O'DonneITs, the Peoples
Drug Store, and Affeck's as well as
all good druggists everywhere. always
carry POslam IN the regular sizes at
80 cents and s..
The Washington times., 1910-05-22
MEYERS TOUTnJG
RUDE MARQUARD

Chief Me~ers. Indian catcher for the
New York Giants, thinks McGraw has
two Of the most unusual pitchers in the
world il Rube MgrcEard and CrandaH.
The fo' mer, according to the big catch
er, has the biggest and best curves that
he has ever seen. while the latter IS
possessed of the greatest courage and is
coolest Of all under fire. Chief thinks
that Msrquard. often referred 20 as
McGraw $1,000 lemon, will be as great.
If not greater, than Nick AltrOck or
Rube waddeiI was in his palmiest days.
The Washington times., 1910-05-22
AMERCUS TO MEET
ALL COMERS HERE

Gus SchOenlin. OF Baltimore, better
known as Americas, viii meet all com
ers at the Gayety theater this week IN
connection with the Dainty Duchess
Company. He will wreStie the usual
dfteen-minute handiCaps. and his pres
ence will give some Of the local crap.
piers their first chance in @ long time
10 EO against a good m3a.
Americas is well known in this city.
where he has met Frank Gotch and
other champions. His opponent tomOr-
row night VIII be Shai Link. Of Balti-
more his ancient rival, with whom ne
has wrestled several matches that near
ly wrecked the buildings in which the
bouts were held.
The Washington times., 1910-05-22
MEMSIC LOSES OUT
BY BREAKING ARM

VERNON ARENA. Cal, May 1.-The
fight between Lew Powell, Of san Fran
cisco, and George VI. Memsic, Of Los
Angeles, came 70 an unexpected ending
at the end Of the fourth round yester-
day.
When Nemsi, went 10 his corner in
that round ii vas found his right arm
was broken ard the fight was stopped
and referee Eyton gave the decision 70
Powell Memsic's arm was broken near
the close Of the round, when Powell
stopped a right swing with his elbow.
The Washington times., 1910-05-22

The Columbia Sales Agencies re-
port the sale of a Firestone- Columbus
intermediate touring car, fully equip
Ped, TO A. L. Lawrence.
The Washington times., 1910-05-22
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Games Tomorrow.

Capital City League - Sewage
Pumping Station VS. Navy Yard
Departmental League-Commission
ers VS.. Commerce and Labor.
Sunday School League-Anacostia
VS. Sixth
Marquette League-G. P. o. VS..
Pension Bureau.
Suburban League-Brightwood VS..
Petworth.
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
League--Shops VS.. Car Department.
Independence League-Manhatta
VS.. Advent.
Commercial League-Becht VS..
Herald.
Bankers League-No game sched-
uled.
Southern Railway League-Law
rs. Operating.
The Washington times., 1910-05-22

Mortimer Reeves has been appoint
ed contest manager for the United
States Motor Company. His selection
for the important position was infiu-
enced by the wide range Of his expe-
rience in this field OF automobiling, and
his peculiar fitness for the work. Mr..
Reeves task will be 90 schedule the
events in which the constituent cars
under the United States Motor Com
pany's control will participate. The
makes are the Maxwell. Columbia, and
brush
The Washington times., 1910-05-22

missioner's- Office at the District build
ing. The machine will be used by Com
iOus divisions of the District govern
ment under his immediate charge.
The Washington times., 1910-05-22

Emerson & Orme sold and delivered
Apperson fye-paSsenger touring cars
70 the United States Realty Company.
Col. Arthur +. Randle, president, and
20 +. V. I~illian.
The Washington times., 1910-05-22

missioner's- Office at the District build
ing The machine Will be used by Com
missioner Judson In inspecting the var
ious divisions Of the District govern
ment under his immediate charge.
Commissioner Cuno H. Rudolph IS
spending the day on the Gettysburg
battlefield. With Mrs. Rudolnh. he is
the guest of William n. West, who
drove his six-cylinder MathesOn touring
car 10 Gettysburg yesterday afternoon.
Mrs West, Miss West, and W. 3. Nc
Burney were also members Of the party.
Lhey VIII return TO Washington late
this evening.
Julian Barnes, well known IN Wash
lhgton banking circles, has joined the
sales force Of the Washington branch
OF the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany.
T c. Johnston, manager Of the
Buick branch, is on the job all the
time, bringing Buick cars TO the at
tention OF motorists. During the past
week he pulled OF a stunt that has
created much talk in automobile
circles. In order TO settle a wager he
disconnected a secondary wire on one
Of the cylinders Of a Model 10 Buick
and then climbed Quarry Hill, with
five passengers, on high speed This
Is an unusual performance and Man
ager Johnston has received many con-
gratulations on the cars great work
Recent purchasers of Washington
cars include Louis Bush, b l. Nelly
A. l. Willard, and Charles Early. The
factory OF the Carter Motor Car Cor
pOratiOn is busily engaged in turning
out the new models and IS finding a
brisk demand for them. not only in
Washington. but in the surrounding
districts where Washington agencies
have been established.
During the past week Miller Broth
ers Auto and Supply Company sold and
delivered Ford touring cars 70 the fol-
loving. NJ. Z AlagrUGer, John c. Rau,
W. r w Bailey, NJ. J. Ready, and A
:. johnson.
Emerson & Orme sold and delivered
Apperson five-passenger touring cars
70 the United States Realty Company,
Col. Arthur +. Randle, president, and
10 +. V IIillian.
l.. v. Holt. OF the ReeaI Motor Car
Company, Detroit Mich, Is In Washing
ton. the guest OF Emerson & Orne, Re
Sai distributors. Mr.. Holt is enthusisS-
tic over the performance of the Regal
Plugger, which has already made over
q coo miles on an endurance run and is
still running and in perfect condition.
The Washington times., 1910-05-22
WOLGAST MATCHED.

MILWAUKEE. May 22-Lightweight
Champion -Ad Wolgast and Jack Red
mond viii meet In ten-round no-deci-
sion boxing bout IN Milwaukee, prob
ably on June 10 The match was closed
by the Badger Athletic Club.
The Washington times., 1910-05-22

Barnes and Hendrick. the Pullman
agents, yesterday delivered a model \
35-hOrsepower Pullman touring car
fully equipped, to the Engineer Com,
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passsssrs sfsaar fra Chicago 2 Dass tidIisers.
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airferaaosmBoe

oil bIipe afbolot, ON @ito uil, Den
f0-11 Mni pan Sfolen / Blair,
Rebr.
Acknowledgement inooars.
les berpeO I'll bette Msoe.
Menigbe0er, Breiter og 'GonOi-
batter, iamt andre, iom bar noget
peorsren0e a~irferaa0et, beoes ino.
ien0e oet til mig ieneit 8. @ai.
5 9grbsoiebeO.
g. g. G6riitianien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
9p airfe / grsrmp. Der bar

ND airfe / grsrmp. Der bar /
ben Ienere Sio opret or6ejoet Itprft
for at faa en- airfe neo grerup
Citation, ga afitanoen til ben gomle
airfe er for itor. ct ON Sagen neo.
lat llbpnle FAR MI faaet ~uoarbeioet
Ell Tegnfng, % gefolfningen / Sta-
t~ionsbnen bar ifsIge nGibe 4mtst."
pit fin Snteresie for Sagen oe6 at
tegne Jig for 5000 ar., at ino.
betale ! 5 anr.
6leftricitet / 5Gplou. Wgaer ga.
fipr. ben tioli9ere BeitDrer al SUB.
10 WsGe, Itarter Ben I. auguit |
Enplop en- itor og mooerne Damp
mele, Ser ifal Oripes al en- Dieiel-
motor pao ca. 80 3eites araft. Der
forhon6les efter forlpoenoe | o5reo.
Tagbl." ON at gsre Motoren ftpr-
fere % l10e Den leDere elef1ril1 SDs
iii belle 5aploD.
6n ielpbnoem 6eit. Mens Niel!
Wsrup al OGing Se0e peo aib9
forleoen p1r noe, trpngte en- Wanl
mo | bans Sus og gap fig til at la
De aaffepunde os ipiie sGg OF
TlGIf, bporefter ban foriuanot, meo
tngenoe ct l1r, en- @aloring og e
minore EengebeIsb. Sort efter Be
'gpnbte Seoen at brRnOe, og ma
mener oerfor, at Oct er BAN, De
bar ittffet SD poa ben. On Wan
fra gorgoo 6eoe, Der bar Dpre
ftraffet for Snobruostpperi, er iflf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26

gRingf. q. 0agbl.~ bleoen anbolot
iom mistpnft for at o9re Ger
ningsmanoen.
Subilerenoe &ealifole. Strife.
gnarOs Healifole / 4nrbus, Der
oen s. os. afilutteoe Heal- og Mel-
lemifoleefsamen, bapoe iamme Dag
beitanet / % aar, o9 Sfolebeltpre-
rem benptte0e oerfor 9eiligbeOen til
peo Nfilutnin9s : SsitioeIigbeOen
nepnte Gags 6ormiooogs at gioe Ell
fort Soerblif ooer 8irfiombe6en /
De 259(ar. @nmnnitiflereren Stabs.
iergent Ssrenien, brogte pno Gle.
pernes gegne Sr. a~irfe9aaro %
bans @uitru Ell Sof for 0eres Or.
beioe, % isnriet inoIsb Der I So.
BET al Gogen tnlrige 9eoiier poa
8a%aif6nnelie % EafnemliebeO ouer.
Tor 8efnrerparret.
0ogen IIutteoe meO en- feitlig
SammenfomIt / ogolpbpmnio"
6oortil SfoIens 9ererperionole
bao0e inobuot Sr. og 5ru Strife
annr0.
Yan nrette Steb. 7or no9le Iar
iioen fanotes pao en- @ruuo oeO
@loerDei / Stubbetsbing en- GIaoe
me0 Sn6ifriften: 81 oeus pro
no6is. qpis contra nos. -" paa
Can't: .Iaar @u0 er nle0 os.
bpem oil "a ppre imoo o.. Oenne
Blade menes at baDe p9ret Oil.
6ragt oper 3sren til Ell airfe, iom
/ lin Sio ifal bare ligaet Ser, bpor
BEN fan0tes. Mon 6apoe iflg. o9oa.
6dIit. 6olfetio." forelebig Hngen
9rrg Tor 9la0en, b%borior Sen 6leo
~op6eDuret paa Haaobuiet. boorfra
Ben iornpfi9 bleo bsntet for at op-
puOies og inttes op pna Sen gnmIe
gienSom pna Sisrnet al G%Ioerspei
o9 geIter9aoe, iaaIeOes at Sen ira
at 6ape iiooet oDer en- airfeOsr M
bar foaet gla0s ooer 9sren til ct
8prtsbus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
Sefenotgprelier.
WisiipnsmpOe.

5 9etbania Menigbe9. 8ebiter
@ropes, Mo. oil Der bliue afboI0t
MisiionsmsOe / 0ogene ira ben
10. til %. Nai. 9raiterne g.
@rin. Oes Moines, ga. % 81. Sol.
gaorO, @eItgrancb, Sa., bar Iouet at
oere tiIiteoe. On no9en ituloe
baue 2pit til at beieee os / n9pnte
9age ifaI Be oere bierteIist ueI-
fommen.
DC. ID. SEMEN, @gb. 9reit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
SeOlusiif Gfsnmen

af6oI6es oeo Srinitatis Semina.
RUM, Blair, Nebr., ira 1875.
Ofai tegge 0nge i%bere9net. Gen
munOlige gfsamen 1916. Iai.
Shuoenter fra andre Stoler, iom
onifer Ordination | Sen f%orene6eair.
fe til garsmeSe., be0es in6itiIle Jig
til Gfsumen I nppnte 8oae oa meIoe
settle I 9oo 5io til Grof. g. 9.
gig. Blair. 0ebr.
Iao SfoIeSireftionens 8egne
6. g. aIotb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
aninoeiasen.

@eo ,0anif 4oinoeiamfun0"s Of
fentliee Meoe ON 4ftenen Ben z.
os.. / .@runotoigs Sus" ! 4sben-
bopn talte 5orfatterinoen 8pritbe
2embcfe ON u5Iooen, 0anif apinoe-
Jag fer. M oe / 6remti0en".
timber 8ineoet al Ell 5loO. ser
u%oiprineer oppe / 9iergenes Sober,
bIiper en- Bet, bpori 5olitraalerne
ipiaer, % omiioer en- itor 6loO, ser
bigger no moo Sooet, gap Sorfatter-
inoen en- liofulo Sfriloring al auin-
oebeuReeIien. Gen begpn0te oppe
poa Soealets Sei0er, ioet ben uO-
iprane al oen menneifeli9e 6rm-
Drift % gpigbeosIpngiel, og oen
nrbeioeOe Jig frem bnOet / SolgIans
og ompiftet al Ben rene Butt. Men
omii0er fom ser Stene. mellem
bpilfe Neutrality-suspicious. 6loo maat-
tie bnne iiq 8ei. Men geoegelien
bao0e lat iig ct @aoI, og orbeioeoe
for at noa BET. iamtibig me0 at Sen
pofiehe Jig iterre og itprfere.
geo Sioen al 9anif apinOeiam-
funo 0anne0e Ser Jig minore 6or-
eninger, Ser mente, at Ser maatte
fin0es en- fortere @ei til Manlet, og
Der blep u0rettet life lioet til Srem-
me al apinoernes Organization.
Men omii6er iatte oaiaa 0anif
Gpinoeiamfuno Gpinoernes politiife
galaret ION f6rite 9unft paa tit
9rogram, og ser blep oannet en-
fnin0elig galgretsforening.
apfn0eben99elien er / pore 0age
iom Sen tore 6IoO, Ser Isber roIigt
ben oner Sletten for at nna lt6 / oct
Itore San % blan0e fine 8an0e meo
BET. 6npet er Ben itore lloIigner, Ser
life fenOer til SfeI, og oct nil 6lipe
ct al 6iitoriens ifsnneite .giebliffe,
on 6npet tager 6looen / fin Sam.
Melt WonIet er life naaet enonu.
Get sr bener life noaet meo Sp.
nnnelien al politiif 8algret. apin.
Den mao n~eo6fipenoe f9mpe for 9e.
ndrelien al set fpinoelige 2ipsipn.
Com Manoen bar Soriton6ens oosn.
itinft er aninoen / geii0oelie al
Siertets Snitift, og set fol bun be.
pare og uOpifle i 5ribeo. gaa6e
Man6en % apinoen oil oin6e Der.
De6.
Sru 2embcfe ilutteoe lit 5oreorag
meo at snife 8nnif 4pinoeiomfuno
Sel0 I'll at forti9tte 40 Sc iamme
gnner, ao 6pilfe set eaote 6eannot
Na0nlig anbefnle6e bun, at Ssorenin.
ger isgte at 0rage De arbeioen6e
6oinoer og ltngoommen inc / ge.
pngelien. 5~remtioens arbejoe maa
tie nfnnem Sammenbolo og 5or.
nDelie. Er7Tm8Es as--I
Oct onrme og tanferiae ssore.
orda lenneoeS me0 fterft gifaI6.
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MisiiOnsmDoe

of6oloes / 5mmauuels MenigbeO
pe0 &ton, Rebr., i Oogene 20.
%. Moi. genner, JON enifer at
belle @uos 9liees gelii9nelie meO
os / Oe Gage beOes melOe Oeres
aomme til llnoerteeneoe inareit.
8an M~enigbeOens gegne bp0er
ieg ole @elfommen.
6. s. aIotb, Brett.
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llnaooms. % MisionsmpSe

afboIoes / Bella 0nnife Iutberife
airfe 2217 q. 26tb Street ira Oen
26. april til 1. @ai. Ser bIiOer
@soe 6oer aiten aI. s, oe ON Ssn.
oagen oen 1. Moi blioer ser ogiaa
@eoe al. 1890 6ornt. oaal. 4 Git.
ellie %inobp0es til oisie @gOer.
8. 30. San EN-
22t9 Rortb 26t6 ct. Omaha ,@eb.
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For nermere Oplysning henvender man
sig til ~Scandinav Wan . American LINENS
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Rsoer, bans Ropn til gGre os til
Si9I:s 5reIiel
B1a 5orbunoets ge9ne,
SEQ. g. 9ecf, 6orm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
Hebgans / sanbbrnssefsportcm.-

Baa 8runolna al 0e al Statiitiit
Bureau ugentIig u~onrbeioeoe Ooer-
iigter oDer 2onObrugsuofsrieIen,
iom offentliqasres / oStntstioenSe",
me00eles / set fslgenoe Sooe0toI.
lene for ltofsrielen / BET isrite
aoartal al 1910. Sallene omfotter
fun 0nnife Bro6ufter, fife fremme6e
genu0fsrte 8arer.
Tf Smer uofsrteg / olminoeIia
gmbannge 20,95 Nain. ag. og /
6ermetiif g~mbnGaee o,50 Mia. ag.
8 set tiIipnren6e auartol / 1909
bar Snqene benboIosois 22,t9 o9
0,44 @ia. ag., og ser er altioa
inft en- Ge6gone pad f,f8 @ia.
1s.
gf 9Gg uoisrtes 80 Rid. Sne.
ie MOB 3.57 Win. Sneie / fsrite
apnrtdf | 1909.
If Sfpff far Ser uRret en- Reo.
gang / ~l1oibrieIen pda benimoo 3
Wia. ag.
ltofsrielen at a6o | oct fioit for.
l6bne aoartal uogsr fun ire Sier.
af ltoferiefen / Sanunr apnr-
tai 1909, men Sen iunrer omtrent
til ll6fsrieIen / Sanuar apartol
1908.
1Gnoelig bar lwtofsbielen Of leoen-
Sc 9nr uoeiort 300 6eite, $4,000
og a6er og goot 300 aaloe.
De tiliporenoe Gal for fsrite apar-
tai 1909 BAR 1900 Seite, $4,000
oq Seer % eoot 200 4aGoe.
gaa bsicm Set. ~geitipnnnos
Socialoemofrot" bor 0igtet ct in1uft
file Beers ON GonIejlspr9iioent
Snble. Sef lDoer lddleoes..
.Men 3obIe ban iiooer pno bsien
Set,
iao oigtiq meo Biifen Fan fnaloer
og glemmer, nnnr ban f~neiier iom
beoft,
6o inareit at Soofen ban fal6er."
Oct forefommer nar. Ggbl.y at
ppre en- meget triit Spnaoom.
Miniiteriet bar 10 bebubet en- brobe-
fig aanrp meo 0anostinget | Eil-
Fploe of at De raoifole og Sociol-
oemofroterne fnnr Jlertal | 5olfe-
finger efter bet fommenoe gnlg.
Men hporoan fol BET 90 leaa meo
TeIttoget, mar Monoen | Spi6ien,
Sarfsreren, pluoieIig oratter af
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MisIionsmpocr.

Bill SUB, bliuer Ser Nisiions.
msoe I Siour Gitp, Sa., / 0asene
q. gpril:-t. Mai, oe / @apuiIIe,
g. DAT, / 7ogene 2f.-22 Mai.
aGe er bierteIig oeIfomne til
oisie Nsoerl
5. u. 2nren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
SaOlen9 ipsrger uaarbns amts.
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&c nsc 6arniiuncr. 6ol6pf. 5
9(pril. @arniionsfommisiionen bar
tilienOt 0olbpf 9praoo en- Sfri.
oelie, Ieoiaget al TO 9iIog, nemIig
ct 6orilag til enoelig Ooerensfomit
menem arigs6eitprelien % Solbaf
aommune Dc en- Me0oelelie ira
arigsminiiteriet ON. at gGnOringer
/ Sen nugploen0e SfottebeitemmeIie
for miIit9re 9erioner % / De nugeI-
oen0e Snofoart ringsbeitemmelier
un0er Be fortiatte 6orbanolinger I'll
0perensfomlt mao la0es noe al Be
t~ragtnine, me0ens Miniiteriet intet
bar imo0, at set / Ooerensfomiten
faitiettes. at 8aruiionens 9efa-
~Iingsmen6 ifol tage 9oppl / aom-
munen, BOG fun iaafren1t Sc Der
fan foa 9oliger til en- pnsienoe
8ris. 6orilaoet til enoeIig Ouer-
ensfomit afoieer efter 5orlpOenoe
life oeientIi9 fra 0et oprinOeIige
5oriIoe.
Sranoe-SnScbrGnot? @iborg.
10. 9tpril. 5titebuiet % 2a0ebpg.
ningen til SsnOer SegIgaarO paa
8iborg Marf, til6srenoe Sens 0ol.
gaaro, er / aftes neobrpnot. SIoen
par opItoopt pes @fspfoiion al en-
2ampe.
Rpfsbing. g 10. 9tpril.
@oarOeier SuIins 3icoIoiiens@ noro
paa Spinninae Morf er j Nat to.
taIt n~eObren6t. Sloen opitoo / et
6isrne al StaIoIpngen o. menes
paaint. 9~eiptningen meo llnotageIie
al 4 areatnrer inoebrpnote, Iige.
iom SnDentariet. Man merer, at Ell
Mun0, Der par paa 9ei69 pao
@aar0en, er inoebr9not.
0enefieloe @eieri er Gre.
oaggtat 6. apriO totalt neo6rqnot.
8eboerne, Meieribeitprer Stabbed
mel. 6amilie og @eieriets BerionaIe
re00e0es ii0Ite 3ieblif. On Seu NJ
Weieri6eitnreren bar iaa meotaaet
Al Rsg, at ban maatte bpres I'D.
Get lpffeoes at re00e Sn0boet
iant Seitene og goenene, men aIt
9erionaIets Sn6bo brnn6te. Sloen
er opitoaet oner SsIoftet oDer Stal.
Ben. Sn9en al gerionaIet bapOe for.
iifret.
aalbora, 7. gpril. : 5or.
miooags opito0 ser iormentIia oe6
9erns Seq meO GanoItiffer, Sl6
Il Sens Gbriiteniens @aaro / aitrup
pes Iroen. 8aaroen neobrpnSte
i~nIoitpnSig / 2sbet al EN- Sime.
af @eiptninqen inoebrpnote 10
5nnr.
SiIfeborg, s. April. 5 @aor
opIto0 ser Slo I giiti an6eriens
@aarb / aarup. Gre al 8aaroens
9pnger neobrpnote. SIoen menes
opitnnet ne0 9ngning. Snoboet
brpnote. 9ei9tninaen unotngen
5ierfrpet reo6e6es. De brpnote
9pgninger bar ioriifreOe / 2onS.
b%pgningernes aim. 9ran6foriifring.
2sssret / aaritp gronofasie. Gle.
rem baooe lapt forfifret.
SnSebrGnbte Greatnrcr. 6reoog
aften Sen s. os. opitoo Der SIo /
Sens Sbp9eiens gnfes @narS I
gliteb pes 5oriens. s 2sbet af fort
5io neobrpnote Bdaroen totdlt. 80
areaturer og 5nnr inoebreuSte. Sc
itene og 5ierfrpet reooeoes. Sno.
boet brenote. SlSen menes paaIat
al en- 8ngdbono.
ct. Bidders RinoesmGrf II
@inm. S ct gdmmelt Tige pda en-
Wnrf, Ger tioIigere bar 6ert til
@ium Prpitegadro, men for en- Sar.
rpffe ii0en er 6ortiolgt oerfra, lao
2 aanmpeitene; pna ben enc oar
in66ngget: q. g., pda ben nnoen:
1898. Oct er beodret / 5olfs Grin.
at Bette er inobugget al
Sten Bidders 5aoer, 0iels OF.
der, og ~betegner bans Naun o.
Apt 9Ior 30 ho1 ffn++oSe fro Sa;,,1t !