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The age-herald., 1899-03-29
Once and Now
To the Editor of the Age-Herald.

To the Editor of the Age-Herald.
 Once upon a time, in the long ago, the News was wont to say "A public office is a public trust"-"An office-holder should be a servant of the people," But now the News urges the people to support Mr. Smith for mayor because he has ambition Ito go up higher The News seems to think now that 1t is right and proper that the office of mayor should be used to fur ther the ambitious aims of MT. Smith. The News used to say that this office should be used to further the interests of the people. If the News Is really a friend of MT. Smith, when 1t sees him trying to get the office of mayor as a stepping-stone ito go up high er." 1t should say to him:
 "Friend, charge thee. fling away ambi- By that sin fell the angels; how can Man,
 then,
 The image of his Maker, hope to win by't? Love myself last"
 Once upon time the News was fighting the machine; but now the News is fighting side by side with the very men it once call ed the machine"
 The News has been calling for a primary upon "a high plane;" but now the News says:
 It cannot be denied that MT. Drennen has had an eye. also, for his own interest. The simple fact that for the two years be- fore he was alderman ms DuSlneSS mousse furnished the city with goods, billed at less than twenty dollars. and for the two years he has been an alderman his house has furnished goods billed at more than four thousand dollars, Is conclusive"
 The News knows or by the exercise of a little diligence could have ascertained, that during the two years preceding the time MT. Drennen was alderman that This bus mess house" was not selling goods in Bir- mineham, except down near the rolling mill: so 1t would seem that the twenty dollar two years conclusive test" is not so conclusive, after all.
 The News knows, or could have ascer- tained with little diligence, that the goods purchased by the city from Drennen & Go. were not purchased through Alderman Drennen; that other officials were the pur- chasing agents representing the city in the purchases, and O. K.'d the bills
 The News has not yet charged that the goods sold to the city by Drennen 6 Co. during tho past two years were sold at an exhorbitant price. If Alderman Drennen was working his aldermanic office for two years to sell the city four thousand dol- lars worth of goods at legitimate profit, he was evidently very moderate in his ''am- btion" or did not stand in with the powers that be.
 The News says:
 "An alderman. to serve the city. should have an eye single to the advancement of the city's interest,"" but the News seems to think that sbe rity. in bestowing the of- flee of mayor, should have an eye single to MT Smiths associations and "his ambition to go ur higher"
 A SUBSCRIBER TO THE NEWS.
The age-herald., 1899-03-29
BIRMINGHAM NEGROES
Will Furnish Amusements for Chiefs o1
 Police in Chattanooga.

Chattanooga Is preparing to entertain the National Association of Chiefs of Police which meets in that city on May 10, ana among other features which have been mapped out Is a genuine cake walk, which will be participated in by champions from this and other surrounding cities. The Chattanooga Times of yesterday has the following to say of the arrangements:
 "Captain Hufaker has practically com pleted the arrangements for the cake walk to be given at the Auditorium next month for the entertainment of the members of the National Association of Chiefs of Po- lice, who will hold their annual meeting here, beginning May 10. He has secured cake walkers from Birmingham, Knoxville, Atlanta and Memphis, and is endeavorins to secure one from Havana. He states that he is going to have a cake walker from Cuba if he has to get him via Birmingham.
 '"The other committees selected by the executive committee will take up their work in a few days. Chief Hill has all ready ordered some handsome badges Tor the occasion"
The age-herald., 1899-03-29
ADJOURNED TERM
 OF U. s. COURT
To Catch Up With Large Num-
 Der of Cases.
II MAY BEGIN ON MONDAY
Case of Interstate Commerce Commits sion Against Railroads Was Arr gued Yesterday and Will Go
 to Judge This Morning.

It is probable that an adjourned term of the United States court will be held follow ing immediately after the adjournment of the regular spring term, which closes on Saturday. Judge Bruce will go to Hunts vile and effort has been made to secure another judge, which will probably result in Judge Charles Swayne of Pensa- cola being sent here. In event that Judge Swayne cannot come, either Judge Toul- min of Mobile or Judge Boarman of Shreveport, both of whom are well known in the city. may preside.
 The business of the United States court in this division of the district is so voumi- nous that the limited time of the regular term is too short in which to keep up with the dockets, and for the past several years adjourned terms have been held repeatedly in order to catch up with business.
 If the adjourned term does not begin on Monday, 1t will be called as soon as possi- ble. Only civil and law cases will be tried.
 Commerce Commission Case
 The entire day yesterday was consumed in hearing the arguments in the case of the interstate commerce commission vs. the Southern Railway company ct al., which will be concluded today and submit ted. L. A. Shaver for the commission opened the argument and was followed by Attorney Ed Baxter for the railroads, who will conclude this morning. MT. Shaver will make the closing argument and the case will go to Judge Bruce. It is probable that the losing side will appeal to the United States supreme court
 The action was brought to enforce orders of the interstate commerce commission which sustained charges of discrimination, filed by certain citizens of Piedmont as against Anniston rates.
 Power to Extend Leace
 Tn the case of the Central Trust com pany of New York vs. the Alabama Iron and Steel company an order was entered granting R. A. Moseley, the receiver, pow CT to extend the lease of George F. Peters until May l.
 In the matter of Thomas Carruth 6 Co.,. bankrupts, petition of Whteside & Mat thews for modification was referred to Charles Turner, referee.
 w. H. Dickerson, Horace Mack, W. E. Bowen, Dan Chatfeld, T. c. and Julia A. Sexton and J. r. B. Jackson were adiudi- cated bankrupts and an order of reference issued in each case.
 The following bankrupts were discharg- ed: Charles W. Benton, D. J. Thornton, w. H. Friday.
 City Court
 In the case of Mrs. T. s. Mutt, adminis- tratrix, vs B. F. Roden & Co.,, which was on trial before Judge Wilkerson in the first division of the city court, the general charge for the defendant was given.
The age-herald., 1899-03-29
DIR. GUERRANT
Preached to Another Large Congrega-
 ton at First Presbyterian Last Night.

pr. Guerrant, of Kentucky, who is con ducting the revival services at the First Presbyterian church, preached to another large congregation last night. His sermon was a powerful one, his text being a pas sage from Luke: T bring you glad tidings of joy, which is to all people,"
 His argument was that salvation was the greatest and the happiest of all good tid- ings which could be brought to a man. and he developed and illustrated this idea in a very foreeful manner.
 Great good is being accomplished by these services, and they will continue to be held three times 6ay: at lG:30 in the morning at 3;S0 in the afternoon and at 7:30 at night
The age-herald., 1899-03-29
ANOTHER RAISE IN WAGES
For the Miners on April is Practica
 Certainty.

It Is universally agreed in industrial cir cles of Birmingham that the coal miners of the district will receive another raise in their wages on the 1st of April. The raise. it is thought, will be 21z cents per ton; in other words, an increase from 42ls to 45 cents per ton.
 A prominent official In one of the big furnace companies of the district said yes- terday that while he could not speak au- thoritatively, yet he was almost positive that when the books were averaged up day after tomorrow that the miners would be found entitled to another raise.
The age-herald., 1899-03-29
AIderman-Fifth Ward

hereby announce myself a cand date for alderman from the Fifth ward, subject to the democratic primary.
 JAMES A. GOING
The age-herald., 1899-03-29
Rarbers Did Not Meet

There was no meeting of the White Bar bers Protective Association last night on account of the inability of the several com mttees who are at work to formulate their reports, and the meeting was postponed un- til next Tuesday night. The committees have enlisted almost every white barber in the city in the movement, and It is be- lieved that at the next meeting the organi- zation will be perfected.
The age-herald., 1899-03-29

Kenny's Beautiful Easter Picture GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY, APRIL 1ST
 C. D. KENNY, TEAS, COFFEES AND SUGARS,
 21i N. 20TH ST. 3-29-3t
The age-herald., 1899-03-29
City Court

In the case of Mrs. T. s. Mutt, adminis- tratrix, vs B. F. Roden & Co.,, which was on trial before Judge Wilkerson in the first division of the city court the general charge for the defendant was given.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Stats=N s=NDbeOer.
WtuncSota.

uueir / YreitOn. 81 Gorb ems
usir, bpis Muse gOIoiombep man
iieIbeu bar iet, bismissts 9rsit II
os Smesn b. 3. 2lusuit ON Uaorsenen.
9pnst fog neb eOnteps 5eeo'
metIe os beitubieeoe ben. Gn 9inb'
mcae os ct GUS bIeu osiaa rant al
epnst os oosIa9t.
gOrbenueiret efterfuI9tes al ct Sfp-
brno, iaa JIpten ltss fem CONNER oDer
bsieiis Yanbitnno. 0uer eneIte 9psn'
bro paa 9anen ct ftpaet pat; IiseIsbes
to S,rnbanebrosr os 9ernbansiporet
en- gansoe af 40 &Oos. 9ouslions
eumber Sbeos bIep reuet neo, os Ism1
msr for $4,000 itpQsoes bort. 5oIt,
iom boebe paa gaulunoet, maatte flpttt
Op unben Stage, os robuie blsu tagst
al Strcmmen. uRanse Sons, 9riie
os enbo9 8uas brufnebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Weip Worf.

Gornaoo / Often. Zen 2.
ausnit ON @ftermiobasen bismis9ts
en- lOrnaoo gpen GIiS lbetb, q. u.
Den tom fra ipbueit % sif miot gems
nsm Bgen 1000 5obs 8rebbe.
9resbptsriansrtirtens Iaatu bI9ite ueo,
os mango gpsninser lei betpbeIia
Stpte.
Stewart fog gpnet neo ben
fore Wuritens citation, o9 ben brGnote
tiIigsmsb l2 Sporuosne. Gabet ans
ilaues til 100000.
8 &in9iton b!eu arbeioeren
9enrp Natbi as, orabt os en- anben
tom til Stabe.
8 Saratosa bIeu 6Oteleier 5 an
gdiep brabt of 9pnet. Sans to
Seitre bebsusbes tun. Den tatboIlts
5firte Slmlteaouille brGnote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09

tit ouer llositeruss StSrteIie % sIn'
psnoeIie, uotnIer 9lIeer:
p5ntet Mennelts, iom tenbsr be paa'
saIoenoe 6attu, tan mso Sanbbee paas
ltan, og insen Tan beuiie, at en- Dollar
Of be 0unorsosr af Uaiuioner Dollars,
Om bru9tes, bIsu misbrnst, iildalen
euer uosipet glnos.
Rseutaberne er Ell aaben Bog; %
jes pil pare eIao ueo at iaa ben grunbi9
unoeriOst."
Zen forbsnp. arissminilter taller
berimob lite ON. buorfOr Der lite Jorge
oss for beors 6OrpIsinins pso esirsns,
euer ON 0Irparet peo tampa, oa
Soloaterne ienbtes til Santia9 0,
eler ON Ran9Ien paa gR9sr o9 Spse'
pIeeriter.
Ia Niger reiie ira N Naibi g.
0 II, mpotsS ban ullersbs Z loIeb o,
Ohio of et SeIitab paa 400 YerlOnsr,
Der pnitsos BAN usItommen til Usi6I'
gan.
geb 2lntomiten til Detroit fanot
baabe en- miIiiar og en- ciuil Yaraoe
Steb, Og @uUsrnsr pinsrss FAINT
Mapor Uiapburp bolot Wsltomlt'
taller. lelien enote meo en- olItntli9
aur 9itp 9aas aorricOrsr. 90 belle
Midisun er enis ON at bGbrs Al9n.
Sogsns ierte Iufnoer al Nennelfer I'll
Detroit. gpsns 6Oueosaeer pare
ppniebs, os @ensraI.us giuseer iaas
ousraIt. 8 i'm Gale iaeoe @upsrn0r
pingrss, ioet ban oaoIsos ben Iaaoos,
buorpua AIeer par bIeusn orepet uo al
Rabineitet:
Oct bar patt Staten Ullb isans
gsioItnin9s lluiIIIe. Solicit n bsrfOr
mebi irsm Dug for at baels polititst-
mes eraabisbeb Oa uifs i'm 6orast for
osn gugs,,grssiss isiss alnsrsb paa Dem. "
2lleer ital pare be Dorsneee Staters
Senaior ira Mid gan = ON ban Tan
bIiue bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
3e tnlinbe Sing.

Cub. Misb Dampltibet vGbarlss
RsIiou" antom ben A ausuit ISL pas.
iuserer Os @uIb for 800, 600 fra aIa.
ifa I'll Gan 6rancisco.
Mr. 8 os NeIion, iom l3 Aa:
bar 9rauet Cub Alaita, buube for
$50 900 meb fig
6ra Copper Riuer 6snen meebeIes,
at ale fattige @uIo9rauere 0titrlttet
fuar Arbeioe af Reserinsen, 9snnen
er $50 ON Wtaoneoen og Rolten, til be
tan tlene aa meset, at be tan betaIe
9jemteiien. 2lae Sterbusspatisnter
faur fri Rejie.
s gespubeIien af Suli bIeu fire sig
funbei Sunbst peb Babies. 0e pare
ierte neboper Tlooen meo ben lmeltenoe
Ss; men be par sauet aa iiertI / 6or.
raabnsIie, at bet lite par nnIist at gem
tsnoe benz.
9 Suni brutnsbe en- Wanb o9 auinbe,
iom tom fra 0enuer, 8aput fIper.
Rpinbens gig blep ienere funoet, o9
6Iaberns par Ger inoipst 800 / Sub.
Den riss 0isiD gortsr B IIiu m
0 abort u tor, Der er feot ls48,
er unber II. Suli bIepen britiif llns
bsrlaat. Da ban bar meset uoprGget
9plt til al blius enselit qorb, bar ban
bells frist til Qoro Ganbolpb Gbirs
cbiIls Gnte, bells faast for sooe Orb
og Detailing = ubrssnst en- SiamtapIe
oper i'm essn SIast, os ifsI9e ben
ltuIbs vNltor" nebitamme fra en- franit,
busuenottilt SlGst. Wien ubeIbi9us
for u itorbur en- 9sraIoiter os@eneolos
paret efter bans StamtapIe" os paas-
piif, at ben sr fa!f. fra Gnbe til anesn.
,,Nltor" TANNER osrimob fra en- fattis,
tplt llopanorer. giIba9e ltaar bsr
2litors $50 Wainioner os ben lptteIisr
Omitanoisbeb, at ban bog sr Uisnnsite,
ielp ON ban maa npes meo reot Ste=
bet for bIaat Vloo.
Re9erin9ens SnotG9ter /
Suli beIeb fig til $4s, ,o54, 25s, 05
os bens llb9ifter til $50, ,573, 900.
llnberiiubbst for ben ferite Wiaaneb al
bet npe Rssnitabsaar er aIhaa S8. BIS. +.
s4l.95. Sficr beIsb llnoerituroet fig til
$50, SIG, 800 SO for SuIi Maaneb.
Werbe Veroensretor=
ben for 1000 WiI paa Bicycle, lom Z.
". @bsei 9onbOn. England, bar
boIbt, er laaet uf u. u. 9anion
minneapolis. 6anion bar brust 90
elmer o. A Winutter paa be 1000
WiI, meoens goss bruste 1o5 Elmer
os 10 Minutter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
6entuff).

Stor grant gpen 9ouis.
willie, bar sior. Staoe for ca. $50, 900.
6n flor 9cuIeiabrf Os flere andre 9uie
brGntte.
- 6n Wlormontirte Beecbs
burg, bIeu iorIeoen bugget neb al be
Omtrinsbosnbe 6armere. De ROrmOn.
9elbne, iOm ltprebe Rirteu, baube bort,
at geiOltninsen Uilbe brGnos ben, os
berpao asiurerebs be ben. Cite aa.
mart berts 6snens Seboere bette, Tor
DC tom msb osres 0tser o9 bu9geoe
Rirtsn til Br9nbe.
@n af MOrmOnernes lllbanssrs,
iom forioste at opoass eeosrens giapn,
bIep itubt os itoI iiben pare bob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09

Gulf Naval Stores Company's
uomerteoe 9otter er eoelaste. st ltort
9arebus, tiIborenoe SeIitubet, Os buori
Der par 9arpir for 800, 600 bIep itpl.
let bort.
Dampitibst r@apitoIia, Osiua Ssl'
Itubets @jenbom, iattes paa 9anb al
ben itarts Storm. DampIfibet ygres:
cent giip", iom git meuem 6 orr a.
belle os apaIacbicoIa, bat
man nu Yisbeb for, er forliit.
9n Manb, buis Hlun lite tenoes,
er brntnst. Rpstst om. at fere 6iiters
bar iat 2ipst til, sr enbnu lite itab.
f9Ittt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Store lllpffcr | Sen Sarbor,
Me., Og Sriogeport, Gonn.

Zen norbatlantiite & tabrss
antomli til Sen 9arbor bauoe
Senbass Iottet mango Wasnnslter til
gpsn. SIip'sn, Der fOrbinoer w aine
0entral Eane meb Ben s. ar b or,
ialbt / 0anoet meb 200 Wlenneiter.
otrofilasne tGmpepe bisie pllot Jtn'
leri inobproes. vi 700 MenneIter, iOm
pare 0ienuipuer til llIptten, flp9tsoe DC
iIeite Tor bet frpsteIise Spn. 6apiain
Giron pau Jarsen 9 ap DO, or9an''
ierebs enoeIis ReonlnssiOrieg - os en-
Del reooebss M burii9t. Der er blotIi
iunbet 20 2i9 - Oe paa 5olptiaIerne
ere so iaareoe unbra9te.
6n enbuu parrs lllptte banote famine
8ag ueb grib9sporti6 6 onn. en
Sporuosn, Der par fuIo al pasiasrr,
ait ub ai Sporst u.o Gnben al ben
Ianse, bsis BRO Ouer psuts Stream,
] M2il fra Stratiorb, 81. 8 ON eftsr.
mibbassn. 9osnen iaIot 30 Job neo /
Dalsn - os uenbts fig unbsr Jaloet
iuIbltaubis ON. Dc feite pasiasersr
bIeue brabts paa Stebet, Der er nn osoe
oper 80 - os insen Hap belt uifaot.
aonouiipren los fig libel, men 6srsren,
J0 am ton, leper. Ulens be enonn
leuenbs pasiaserer icsts at taa trnttet
be lemIaitsbe os beoe, Der laa unoer
9osnen, irsm, tom en- Del Uiano, Der
baube bnt Strisene, til 9iGlp. Oct
uar ct ufOrsIemmeIis rGoieIsiulot Spn
Der mebts benz fra be "a beoe unoer
gosniGperne. SOS Miis Jraness
6. Qed par Der mart inorettst ct belt
qa, areib - @aartsrummet par en-
MOrsue - 0s eDrlSe iaareos brastes
til narmeite 1oipltalsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
9llgrrs &ctfGrOisgprclie

5orbenu. Rri9sminiitsr R. u. AIser
ousreau b. 81. 5uli en- 9rtIGring til
OHentIisssreIis, ban rsbescr osri fors
itsuise 6OrboIb, Der baue uGret itGrti
frtiierebs presisu; iarIis neuner ban
an artl,eI / 9onoon Times. GrtIar.
inscn bsspneer iaaleees:
Ia Rri9en meb Spanien be9pnbte,
% Il flsrs 4ar fer ben GIb, beitoo Dor
resulare 9er al fun $4,000 ysano
meb bst ueo Con Ioreitreune Uiinimum
al Sihesrs. Man tan tiIoeIs iorltaa
Stillinsen, naar bet erinorss, al / Ell
lib af minbrs snb 60 8a9e ira arlsss
ertIarinsen bIsp 0Grsu fors9st til 275.
900 uaanb, os aIt, buab bsnne tore
Stprte, inobeiattet aIGosr, lslte,
IransportmioIsr, 9oipitaIsmntsrlale,
ssjrpIabis ae 2sirublipr iamt alt bet,
jom for 0ieitsn bebpuss iii at uornfte Ell
59r til Jelttog, maaite fabriteres,
irasies 90 forbsIes I'll grug.
9nbpibere ertIerer ban, at til 1000
SiiicsrpOitsr inotom Der 25. 900 Qlnisss
uinser, Os ale oisie pare fra peIbepio'
nsOe, opstiss Wano. Disie 1000 llb'
nauneIier fOretOses ai YrGfosnten islu.
gII9er ituIbe pGre mere eno bentpit,
ON ban buuoe baft 96ren uf at baue
beisrest bisis llonauneisr. 6an forts
ietter meo fOIsenbe imisrenoe Bsmarts
nin9er:
DNIbri9 bar en- beore, mere lopal oe
mere fabreIanosfinbet SamIin9 Ulanb
tjsnt bsrss ganb, 8eres upneuneller
par til 2Gre life aIeae for ben Wlpn'
bisbsb, iom ubnGpnte benz, men BET
2anb, iom be tIente. Der par limbs
tagsIisr; men be funbs lite fOruoies.
Speralt 9ipst er Der Ul9nb, icm itts
msb 9slo tan 9ennemfsre bet arbsioe,
fOm be bar paataset fig"
s AuIsbnins al eonbOn Times ari'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Qnerifd.
IlLzssEg
SienOe 4ellniplOania Hesiment er
auionnlcn. Sbcrlt 0awiins
bob. ,,5eliei" fummer.

Gransporibaabtn Senator anton
til Gan Jrancisco b. l. Au9uit ON Ai'
tenen meb lobe Bsnipluania Hsslmeni
ON Borb. 6ru tibIie Uioroen baDbe
Der p9ret en- Vnlfnrten neb iii 6aunen
= ps font Stibet tom iaa tent, laa
aue Sfibs o9 Dompbaaoe lmutteoe met
JIas rebs til Of ieiIe Senutor Wisoe.
Wsn - Seuator fom meo 5Iasst
pau baIu Stons. os ON 9orb beriteoe
Der StiIbsb Os aIuOr, trObs 9urrus
ranben.. Der LOB benz Dieoe.
6eSimsnt,ts GperlibefaIenbs, Sberii
Il. {. !,aru.;ns, par nsmIis bso unbst
8sis ben Is. Gull. Dsosaariagen par
Wauetraii. aiset par bIspsn baIia'
merst os Ioa MI pau '.lit de parade
paa Senators Iet.
Ssnsre er bet fort til ben ofbebss
9iem Waibin9tou. Obetlt 3 q ~.
tins uar me9et afbolet % a9tet al ltnt
SoIbnter.
Senator mebierte 72l Wanb oe
81 Sificersr. = De pare paa uorsiier
$50 Mnnb. "a ere foIbns SIa9 suer
beoe paa DioniIa golpitaI.
pennipIuania.SoIoaterne ere liseiom
be alt cntomne Oregon Os giebraiia-
SoIoutsr sIabe ouer at pare TONNE
biem.
9oipiiaIftibet ReIief, Der bar ouer:
fsrt ipse o9 utisniibp9iise SoIeater fra
6iIirpinerne, antom ben 2. au9uli
tibIig ON Worsenen. S,ibet antrsbs
uo for prefbio, buOtefter to 9iegerin9s:
baaot isrte be iuee ganb = til Snb.
Ioeeelis pna bet nps opferte Yoit.9o
ipitaI. 800 Mano par ON gorb.
Isrlmob er lransportitibet 9noiana
aiisjIst msb 500 0isftutter til fotiteu!9s
Rsaimsntsr paa 6iIt2pinerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09

Der nuIis bemtom fln g Santiaao os
bLep Optasst iom geteran, er Smitte'
brinseren. 9an bIeu nsmIis itrats
efter ips, men tom zig mart, os berfra
tos ban til YbOsbus.
fra i ort Monroe er Der ubleueret
hsre 9unbreoe IeIte. iaa of nu 1900
9eteraners tan IG9ses eeir.
TIMBER 7. 2tusult maIoes Der ct mt
lilfaIoe. 9iIitanosn er bog bet belle
COB. Der bar iaIt uRret oper so 9iIs
f9lbe msb IA DebsfdIo.
8atterioIog DR.. 6orb erfIRrer, at
Speoommsn er lite Gsts 9ul Sober.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
TIortoa.

20 Uper ebela9te. Bpsn
garrnbelle, en- fremaoltr9benoe
6apnepIabs peb @ulf OF Werieo, ipo'
pefi for IaIlabas es, faI pGre
nciten fuIbltanois poeIast af eft uoIbiomt
uosir, IOm git cuer ben 9sn giatten til
8. 2lusalt. Manse gaaoe ebeIasbes.
oo bet mslte af ben lan9e Brps9e er
aaaet. Gn MGnsbs YroDiant til 6Iaa'
ben ct ftpuet bort. Der iises osiaa, at
Oampifibet vGrescent 6itp" lfuI pare
forIii mellem 2paIodieola og @arabeue.
Hlere Menneiter er btutnei peb ct.
Marts. 81 pasiasertOs coeIasbes 35
MH iyb for Iauabasiee; men inssn
ifaI pare orGbt.
gpen glpaIa9 cola ueb Gbattaboo9e
0iiuss Wiunbius er albeIes afifaaret
fra nlIs TorbmbeIier, os man peb lite,
bporlebes bet itaar til Der. Der gaar
0ipsier ON, at Is Menneiter er orutnst.
llusirst iorrise Eirsbas par enbos
mere sbs!assenoe eno meloi. Mlan uet
MI, at ct Dampltib er forIiit, os at ei
anbst eit paa gano, mebeus 8perns
GarrabeIIe 6 os WcSntpre err
fuIbltanbis pbsIaste.
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