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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08

says that his father wore one several
inches longer than was usual The hat
was also made on his authority. The
height of the statue from bottom of
plinth to top of riders hat is 10 feet
inch; the size of the plinth Is ) feet
6 inches by II feet 6 inches The total
weight of the statue is five tons.
The pedestal is built of pale pink
Jonesboro granite. Its total height to
the bronze plinth supporting the statue
is 10 feet 81 inches. The pedestal ia
supported on step. which supports n
seat entirely surrounding the nodded
base of the monument. On this rests
the die, plain mass of granite, dmin-
ishing toward the top with consider
able entasis and crowned with n mold
ed cornice and neck holdings. The
total cost of statue and pedestal was
32,6I5.35.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08
A MODEL STEP=DAUGHTER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ting me into such a scrape at fifty-odd
years Old
But you're young-looknc, father,
and handsome" urged Abigail.
"Nonsense! There, give me some
more coffee. Those lazy fellows in the
ten acre lot will be sure to dawlle
away the time until get back to them.
Let's hear something more about this
lecturing old maid of yours" he added.
Father, hush"
Abigail had gone back to her seat be-
hind the tray, where she faced the
wide, open door She could see a figure
standing hesitatincly on the threshold
her father was quite oblivious to its
presence.
ITS Miss Perceval herself" cried
Abigail, jumping up. please walk in,
Miss Perceval I'm so glad to see you.
You don't know IT, perhaps, but | was
one of your listeners last night. and |
kept thinking how proud l should be
if ever had a chance to speak to you.
Our name is Wray, and l am Abigail.
Father, this is Miss Perceval"
Mr.. Wray, who had risen from his
seat and now stood facing the unex-
pected guest, bowed courteously. Few
city votaries of fashion could have dis
played more exquisite courtesy and
hospitality than this country lass, in
the blue cambria frock with the simple
white rufiling Mt her neck, as she well
coined the stranger.
'Wil you have some of our fresh
blueberries?' said Abigail. Il picked
them myself, while the dew was on
them. And the coffee is quite hotw
Miss Percival was a tall middle-aged
woman, with brown hair, slightly
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08

threaded with silver; bright dark eyes
and color that varied in her cheek, as
she looked from Abigail to her father
II have lost my way" she hesitat-
ed. Il oughtn't to have attempted to
ramhle about alone; but used to know
something about this part of the coun-
try, and"
once more her eyes fell beneath
Elihu Wray's searching glance; she
laughed uIeasily.
so you are the lecturing wOmanT
said he, quietly.
The occurring old maid you called
me, Elihu," retorted Miss Perceval, re-
covering her cOmposure with marvel
Gus quickness. "Have | grown SO very
oldE'
"But-Miss Perceval?'
That's my nom de publique." said
she. "One must shelter ones self be-
hind something. How do you suppose
'Huldah Daggett' would look on the
bulletin boards? Can't woman
change her name except by matrl-
mony:"
Father" cried Abigail, "are you ac-
quainted with Miss Perceval? Why
didn't you tell me SO before?"
Because | didn't know 1t myself
child. How was | to know that Miss
Perceval, the famous lecturer who
makes people laugh or cry, according to
her will, was little Huldah Daggett.
who used to hunt hazelnuts with me
and build snow forts beyond the school
house forty years agoW
Il feel exactly like a ghost come back
to this EARTH" said Miss Perceval shiv-
ering. "Everything is so changed, and
yet the same. And have dreamed so
many, many times about returning to
dear old Millville. And so Janet Is
dead, and this tall girl leaning on your
shoulder is her daughter. But you are
not changed, Elihu; at least, not out
wardly."
Il am changed in nothing. Huldah,"
said he. Nor have l ever changed in
any respect"
Not when you married Janet? Oh.
Elihu, 1t was then that l felt forced to
plunge into some all-absorbing occupa-
ton, to keep myself from heart break.
| never should have had a career if it
had not been for that"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08

romance and tragedy. Her friends say
that her life was as pure as that Of the
children and the flowers she loved SO
well.
Mabel Burke came into this world
with the misfortune of having n sister
but eleven months older than herself
and a mother who had no love for chill
dren. The mothers love was never
aroused by the prattling Mabel, and
while yet too young to understand its
import the baby was given away. The
childs grandmother took her finally,
and it was mt her home that Mabel
spent her girlhCol. The elderly woman
was poor and when it became time for
her charge to start 10 $ haol the little
girl was compelled to work and earn
lhe money with which to buy her books
and pay other expenses. Thus she
passed through the various grades of
the country school, ana having finally
finished its course she went to Il college
town and found employment There
her musical talents were developed
and, gaining the sympathy of one of
her professors. she was assisted to com
plete a course. She had also by per-
sonal application learned stenography
and bookkeeping.
About seven years ago the family
with whom she had boarded during her
struggles in the college went to Chicago
and she accompanied it. The young
woman was now talented and amhi-
tious. Her applications for employment
were of Il higher order than those of
most stenographers and she was sue
cessful. The Worlds Fair was then in
existence and she went there fer posi-
ton, and few weeks later she was
accepted as a secretary to the Board
of Lady Managers and was provided
with apartments at the Windemere
Hotel. When the fair ended she still
found lucrative work. Then the Presi-
dental campaign came on and Miss
Burke became stenographer for Mark
Hanna, work in which she was regard
ed an expert.
Her acquaintance began to broaden,
her wages We're high and it looked at
last as if sunshine were to come into
lltl nv ii'i b'duts lltl IL
tie in the small social circle in which
she moved. Then came illness. The
bloom left her cheeks, her frame vast
ed. The doctors told her that a tumor-
Gus growth made an operation neces-
sary. For nine months Miss Burke lay
in the hospital, and when she finally
did return to her home. with sunken
cheeks and pale face. she was not en-
tirely recovered. This fact saddened
her whole life, though she gradually
regained her former good looks and
went about quietly In the society In
which she had been accustomed to
move before her Illness She was bright
and clever, good musician and strik-
ingly pretty girl, and therefore was
much sought after, and had half a doz-
en- admirers But to intimate friends
she confided upon her return from the
hospital that she would never marry.
Finally she met David J. Vile, the
attorney whose life she attempted to
end. Their manner of meeting was
clearly in the relationship of attorney
and client. The young woman had be-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08
Hoist with His Own Petard.

Greedy grocer to farmers wife, who
is supplying him with butter: This
pun o. butter is over licht, gudewife."
Gudewife: "Blame yerser, then;
weighed it wi the pun o. sugar l gat
frae We en."-Tit-Bits.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08


with dew; the August sun was
Wray's clovc-plnks and sweet will
iams, and the girl sang gayly at her
work, as she put the coffee and hot
graham gems on the table, and nodded
TO her father coming in from the fields,
with his black-ribuonpd straw hat in
his hand.
"WeN, puSS." said the farmer, with Il
snIie, how diu you ENJOY Foursell las'
night listening to this me new zee
tuier!
On SO mU'il iaihef. crleu ABIGAIL
~ he haH was crowded, anu doh
hhoW whether we an crIeu OF "uSheu
oiteheNt. On iather' sac addVo' Wha'
grand tIlhE II must ne 10 ne aDie 10
move people hearts IKE tha''
IIuiupA. SAID Ed.hu Nray. III III!
TIME women used to stay at nome ana
mlhu the mousse ana LOOK AFTER 'leir
ch'Idreh' instead OF going traihpihs
around the country giving lectures
hut MISS ferceNal mas hel'her nus
Dahu nor chlldreh, rather urged ADJ
gun Anu ""n SuPI'ose sue mas any
"oi,iu ~ ,ooH "ltri'
MISS elce'"l' nat nei n''i'''
-
"'"'i' -" ~" :" ~ ho"i ip'
crIcu eager Az, 9"" III sur s,'t
MAKE you mug" anu 'i!' 'oo' iou
cou'uH h'Ip IT, Nne ISL | pretty YOU
see pul she haS sue" an expressive
i"rr' WIN o''s"'' spar MING eyes ''N'
o'ru .
Il knew woman once slowly Ut
tered Nray "who took to speechifying
In public. Nobody would have thought
it Of her, either-the quieteSt, shyest
little thing in the world But there is
no accounting for women. | never
heard her, but I'm told she made sue
cess of it. Her name was Daggett.'
"Father, youll 20 with me tonight
won't youT' coaXed Abigail. do! Just
to please me- do SO want you to hear
Miss fercevaL John Iracy-he's on
the committee you knoW-he says they
pay her fifty dollars night. She must
have deal of money laid up. Oh, |
wish had talent like that
tut, tut my little girl" said the
farmer as he sprinklcd sugar over his
heaping saucer of blueberrieS. Il don't
wish it at all What should | do if Won
wont ,o,tr,ir,, ho1f oro, ,I,a' on,,ti,. ,a
and ,or, INC. rnrn .oInros.,
"pr, ro,n.r 7 n,'st rooro ,.o, ..,,,.
TINA r,,.nrnd lr,i.,,iI "1t,..n,. , ,''',
dn.. " e'''
"rn.p vo,,ro mo, ,o,,,,, 70 ,oa,,,,,
Iitt,o o,I r,oll for nv. .a7,a oh ,,.,n,. 81,
'N' ''i' l''''
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08
Strange Blood poison,no

A schoolgirl of Elizabeth, n. j., died
from blood poisoning. resulting from
blows on her arm playfully inflicted,
by schoolmate on her birthday.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08

You don't respect person very much
If you, are willing to play a "joke" on
him
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08

Eating thirty quail in thirty days
can't be much of feat; many man
has eaten beefsteak every day for fifty
DAYS
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-08

If a girl is really fond of music, her
own piano playing will make her sick
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
YalaoS Tor Snpnn.

3 6biea9o iioI iabriferss IF Stdulpa.
labs for ben iapuneifc IroaioIger. Get
itaI bgages iaa, at Der ,5apan iaa al.
minOeIige 3orbFaIO ifte fai tanue itaoe
oet og mar iuu belle StsIfiiet iom ifal
bDiIe pan 100 ioIioe 5erniaiIer, TT fort
til COtpo og oprejlt, itaI BET ombgssss
mso Il @rauits cs MarmotilOt. Der /
Pru9t og St5beO itaI ousrgoa alt
bUaO 9Itsn bibtiI bar itt. Den iopdne:
fife Re9srin9 bar beOiIsei 3 Dliu. Doll
til SIoitsts SpIereIie. 6atp bama,
Sapnns eoerie 2lrtliett, sr Gbicuso
for at afilutle 6ontratt meb 6. Is. % 0t.
Ul. Sbantlanb, iom pIouIa9oe ben fore
6obrifsbDgnus paa 9erbensubfiainsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
tssNDbcOer.
WiinneSota.

@n Bolitibetient brabt.
8a 10 4cIiti6eiisnie fOrIeoen iuofanot
fla bos en- Camille gllbert Sea, Minn.,
for at beorore et Barn, Der par bsien9t
met Ropper, inoIagt paa @pIoemibolpls
iaIst, bIeu be Oosrialbne al 6orelorene,
oa ben enc al Betlentene tit al Wanben
ct iaa poIoiomi Slas 6oUsost, at ban
ienere afsit Ueo Deoen. 6nmliens
Raun er Binss.
@n Slot roienbe poIafter
iorisgte at lpn6s Poloften Nrnolb
Montbep Duluth. forDi ban baoos
liioalet $62 fra TO ganbsm9nb. De
bapbs alersos faaet bam opb9nst, cq
ban par bspibltlss, ba ban bIep ifaareI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
SerubaneuIDffe.

6ra 5iour 5als, 9. Cat, meObe.
les, at en- itpsteIis SernbnneuIptte
fanbt Steb | Ssnoass paa Omububos
ueu mar 0umbOIt. aariasen Uur ben,
at noele arbeiosre par pao en- GrOap
tat ueb 6umboIt. ba be Opoossoe 1t
aJbsioerioe, Der tom baSIans imoo BEN.
De iprons ai IrOupen, men 1T ben lite
af Sporst, bOOrior Goget itsoie mob
ben msb BET 0isluItat, al 4 8osne lob
of Sfinnerne. Baa go9nene par ouer
bunorsoe arbdbsre, buOrdf bleu orGbte
os mango iuurece. De fIslte Arbeiore
par StaIiensrs, Der bIeU aa raienoe, at
be iraf osres 8uiOe ejebliiteIig for at
tass en- bIoois 6aUn Ouer bet ifsoes'
lsls gosperionale. Der for at reooe 81
uet mauiie ieite fulo Damp op os fpsts
en- Cart bort fra ben ouerIesne Rienoe.
@t 9ialpetos bIep ieuot Ill uIptfes
itsbst inarit muIist meb fem e9gsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
9urfOreDne Yeoragere.

3 giep 9ort bar bet bemmeIigs Be-
liti fnaei tat paa en- Ruoriet uf Suiuo,
Isrs, Der breO beres Bsora9erier tenn
meli9 flor NlaaIeiiot. 3sres Auforer
Uar en- 3uiit pso RaUu u. >. " bite.
man, Der bar UGret Uiopor 8uIutb.
Niun. ,og Stlisienator / MnneiOta.
Dsres Diaabe al sue gsora9erier pnn
par psb faIlte Ystsler, esb unoer paa'
ta9ue Jiaun al gore 6erretnin9 meo
Banter paa iOtittuise Steoer, Inoleoe
lterre 8ransottionsr meb 6ieubomme os
andre 5orreiuinssmGno. De felte al
benz bauoe u9ret ltroiieoe for ior Beora.
gerier, men mso flor Sneoi9beo torltoo
be lite oefO minore at tnse 5oIt ueo
JiGisn % faa bet enc 9ufnOe 8ouars
siter bet anoet oerfor. Beres georage.
rier bIeu bog til iioft opoageoe, os eiier
at boue uaret paa Spor eiter Dem IGns
aere lib, er bet nu lnftsbss poIitiet /
Rw gort at faa Of Dem oponget Der
os sjori uitaoeIisc for en- lib. @n ste
sr Opoaset pitisburs, Yd.
Wir. 0biemau, oeres 9sDOins, bar
pGrst arrsitsret Here @0nge for. 6un
uru,os $500. 900 efter fin 5aeer. usiOp
bu ban par farbis paa 6OIumbie 9OO'
ftoIs. og iiosn bar ban reift Olosn ON.
tieut gense os tubt pense snten paa
GrIis eller uGrIis Wsuaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
3et tore StjerncfalO.

Ger bar ben lenere 9io uaret lfreuet
meget ON en- uoIoiom lReieoyregu, Der
ifuIoe iinbe 5teo fbfe ll9e os NOT
par uarb at ia9itose. oa noget iaaoant
fun Fer 6ur 33 2lar. 2Iiironomerne
Uso pore fore llniUeriileter baubs leIp=
fgIscIlg 9iori tore borbereoeIier %
Denltoe ipRnot 6orOenining meO oeres
eiiterter 60 6otosrafinpparatsr parate
Ger bIeu osfna aOliiuise MeieOrfaIb
obieusrebe men bog lite no9sn 0ie9u,
iom oenlst. giu tommer ina ben I9roe
PrOi. y. ). 2 ee 8uibIn9tou bnaeis
ter os msbsIer, at bet risiis fore Stier:
uefuIo fsrit uil finbe Steo nalte Aar.
6on flyer, geOnioerne maa BRUCE 2
2lar III at pasiere SorbtIooen, men
fsrlt n9ite elar pso bsnns 9iO tOmmer
ui iub ben tpttehe Suarm ai benz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
7. Z. Wooop iDg

Den betenoie 6uanseIiit Ui Too b y
bar oeu isnere lio uerst Ranias
@ttp at bOIbe 0GttelissmBosr. Der
bIeo ban 6rsonsS pIuoisli9 mseet Ipg
os maatte itrats fsres til iit eiem |
AOribiislb, Wlais. Noobp bur fIere Aar
Iiot at en- 9isrtsfsiI Os iaar al os til ct
QiliaIoe af oisrteiusoom. Dan iasos
islu. at bet aIori9 bauoe DGreI aa iltmi
fom oeune Sang; bog troeoe ban lite.
bans liIliano par ierIis farIig. Sloen
forrise Ssnoo9 bar ban iaIt busr Dag
Ranias gitp for en- boiiamiing, eer
gif op Ill Cd. 1900. II ioll funos
ban fun meo BsiuGr tale.
Sm Ratten maatte ban aere @onse
iiobe Opps, ba ban lite funee brass
Adnoe, ON Gan laa neo.
en anbsn 9unn9eIiii fra 6bica9O er
rsiit oernso for ut fortlGtte Uieoerns.
3ieIge ieners UleobsleIis naaeos
Uicobg soot bism os befinoer fig beore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
st Yejiebibliotef.

WlinnsiOias Iibfte 9essIuiur beUiIssoe
$4,000 til ct Jteiisbibliott }: en- bel
Mangos minbre gibIiotetsr paa so
ginb, Der siftr en- Lbs SpboIb et Steo
ombpites mso et anbei, Der bar u9ret ei
onost Steo. gibIl6istsrus ftaI pGlges
msb all muIigt Stsn, iduIeoes al bOsr
inauiot muIisi fIebier fig ON bet iomms
emus, bsIpit fra al: muIise Siosr,
blitorife, liitsrere, Misunderstanding
o. ..
gibIioiststomlsionen btitaor al eus
utrnsrsu. StoIeiuperiuteubenten, PrGs
fiosnisn for StatsuaiOerliteiei. Setre-
taren ior ost bilioriiie SeIifob % TO
DOmer, uuIsie al @uuernsrsn.
8ibloieterne uiI bIiUe nolenoie, iaa
fnart aomisf onen bar iaaet en- giite
ousr pusienbe Bigger ueunIst. Der er
auereoe inoienot Nniesnlns ira man9s
Sisbsr ON at maaite ian Del bette
BiblIotsts Sober.
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@iceprGWOcut ssObart 300

ltrsbog Dor8tn ben 81. 0oUbr. RI.
$50 oeoc Niceplaiiont @arrat u.
.oobarttiit 6ien omeipst al fin ier.
genbe 6amle. 6an par bepioitIgs ao.
fiai9. Cimcr ior i'm 0pb. 9aus 9u.
itru er belt ioriuioIet, bun tunoe aIorig
ri9tig gore fig ioriroIig meb Eartsn ON
bans Goo. men boabeoe I'll ret tibite.
Bsgr1uelieu uil blue afboIbt paa tot
Gag. @eneroIfiitdl @risss otfnfr
alt met 6enipn I'll ge9raoeIir. 6ors
acknowledgements ittommer iuo aues
uegne fre, bet fsrlie tom fra prGliosnt
DieRinlep.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
Mteio,trt.

Sobn s. opiIip, en- 0efetGmmtr
aenias 6itp, trqbte 0nsbags fin
ouiiru og inareOe en- 3soogntuff Og en-
iremmeo 3oinoe Oooeli9t. Aaria9en
oar ofn, at BANS 9aitfu baDoe forlaot
BAN og boeoe meO DEN anoen WanO.
bOoroUer bau par bIeuen iaa forbitref,
Of ban gift gem o8 to6tc fig eli 9teuOlDer,
iom ban faa itrofs gioroe 9rus al til
Dioroet. 9op ct airelieret % flyer MI.
at ban e me9et 6eOroutt oUsr at baue
orG6t i'm ,ouitru.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
SuinctS.

Aueuit Beder, EN- Enifer, bIeu
bansi / 6bicasO fOrrise 5rebos for
Worb. 6an buube mproet fin 9ultru
for at blue fri, iaa ban tunoe G9te en-
SnIooonboloers Dotter. 9an parte.
rsoe ben mprbebs 6ultrus qsgeme o9
erapeoe Siptftrne neo paa forifsui9e
Steoer. "a 6ansieIsuOgteren, noSIe
Uiiuuiter for ban itllloe benrettes,
lpurgte, ON ban bauoe no9et / D c
Dnlte, bab 5an ON - 10 SLATER Ql
Of ct beitemt SIass. 6ans 9nife 5IeO
opipIol. % nGlte DisbIit par ban /
9uigbeosn.
- Sne Gage eier bIeu Utifael
Is. &ollinger, en- IherriSer @bi
ca9o, bGn9t ior en- Ii91enoe 6OrbrpoeIie,
iorDpei loife 8inier. 9an a1luttcoe
fit 9iu meb at iige, at ban par oOmt
uitplois o9 9enio9 Oto tor 0ro en-
Bon I'll @uO for i'm SiGIs 6reIie, ION
Preiteu foreiagoe BAN.
-0riitigt GDueri. MeOeu8
IS. Uenoels 5nmilie. @rane Blu. ,
Chicago, iorleoen ao og ipite, breo
en- lpuebanoe mo Quiet os itiaI aolt'
baibsDer ior ca. $500, uoen at bet OPP
bagspes lot ba9eiter. Epuene tIatreoe
op fra Beranoaen til 2 Stage, boor be
off ino eennem ct aabent 8ineue og
tOs, bpaO be brpO fig ON. poIitiel
lOser nu ior9aues efier oerts Spor, o9
ori iau meget mere Om at tpoei paa,
at ssi ntad pare outtorsune 6a9mGno,
Der bar Duelie 9aanoterin9en.
Drebt al SpOruo9 9ne. 2
unse giser / 6bicoso bIeo forleoen
Dag orabt ueo at tomme uuoer SpOr'
uosnen; ben enc ueb Snogansen til
9unneuen paa 5runtIin os Ban Buren
Ctr. l9un bIeu aGbt $50 Sob neo
1uuneasn og frpsteIis Iemleiiet. 20
andre uuge bigger bIeu rant af SpOr=
posnen paa 6aliieo Ctr. Den enc
blsu tultet til Sioe al 6anseren % Flap
meo nogle femme Sfrommer; ben an=
ben berimoo tom unoer 8ogren og bleu
bre5t. 9csse aonouttererue os 8osu.
ltnrerne er orrelterebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
Qt11erifd.
@iajor go9an orGbt.

Der ct tomnen 6iierrstning ira pbis
lippinerre ON. at Dloior 8 gan iiofe
ilgs fdIot for 5nlnrgenternes susIsr /
Spiblen for fin Batoiaou, uetop ba ban
fsrts ben frem til Qngreb. Rnnpsn
fob ueo Gan 5aeinto mellem 80. Rea.
c9 en- iisrte 5uiur9entlfprte. Gets 5oI'
batter brGbiss iornoeu Waoren. CO
flerr iaorcoss, msn 6ienoeu trat fig iiI'
bage msb si lite iaa lille Iab.
U'aior 9ogons Cab begrabes al
mango. pan par iott Suinois 1868.
3iblig bIeu ban n6banuet I'll officer.
men hog ion ius pou 5Orretningspeisu.
Ia Rrisen meb Spanien be9pnoie,
padsneoe beg Den gumIe 6riesIpii, os
qo9an meIoie fig Ill ljeulie og bIeo ar
tnget iom 1dior @sneraI Oates
Stob poa @uba. 5or ct Bar Waane.
Der fbm bier ban isubt til BbiIippis
nerne, buor ban M fOnot fin Dob. men
napps i'm @roU, bu bans zig uiI bliUe
ieubt bism inareit muIist. 5Or.Isbi9
bleU ban bos be9rauet Plco. Dan
efterIuOer fig ente % 2 gsru 9Oun9s.
town, penn. graiibsnt Neanlep uar
en- af be fsriis ill at ienoe be isrssnbe
eftsrInbis ROnboIotionstslssrnm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
Wegrenes SplDsmtng.

9eo ct iterre Ulgbe iorleoen ounis.
Olle, 2(lobama, bleu Gaeeip6r9smaalet
en- Dag oreltet, og eli meeet bfremi
Regeriater, y. ]. g8aib in9ton,
siiiter al Og 8eitpter ior en- lior ,}u'
oniiriitOle ior glegre Euiteger, Vic
bama, bOlot en- uomariet 9al', boori
ban bl. q. meb 0enipn til ylearenes
sitting Der 2aubet id9oe:
,@oers Bli9ier ouerior gtearene pil
itte oare opiplote, isr 3 iaar Dem irem
III ben beGite 9Dpe poa ell amerlfanlt
goraer meo 0eniDu iii Sutelligens,
8riitobeo % Ntorolitet. % Spoen
ejer iig ietu &c araiter, iom fan lsle
oenne umduoelise 0pgape. s bar bet
prRotige &limn, ben iru9tbore Soro,
De materie1e 6j9lpetiloer, og 5 bar
glrbtioe, Der uenier pnn OF blIue uofsrt.
moi III at tunne belt9ltise en- mango
@an9e iaa flor gteoerbeioltuins, iom
Den nuu9renoe.
0uiS Spoen ifal 9aa fremno, o9 bols
ben ifnl opnaa bet ligrite 8ecerla9 ior
fine piounoerllae Reiourcer, oa mna
ben uben no9sn ungouenoig JorIinfelie
fomme iii Oct Buntt, on ben life mere
bebgper at apertere ior Nlueroen, al
ben bar et 6acelpgr9smaal Of orone
Nen for at bIlue ri for bette Spsrgss
maal en- Sang for ollie, mao baaoe ben
sorte Os 6uioe ertenoe, at Der panbui.
let benz uI8ie Bli9ier.
8 inorDmmer, al arlitenoom o9 Ell
aoo lloonnnelie mere eno no9et anoei
o1r Ell Wano til en- ooo % uDiti9 Dor
oer. CAB os on oenne 5orblnoelie le,
buoronn be ire lterite airieiamiuno /
5poen fiaer li9 ooerior gleerene 5or
al unoeruiie be uuioenbe os Oegraoereoe
Msnnelfer Airitd, aina, Supan. 9n'
oien o. f. D. 9luer Osie tre alrteiams
iuno anrlis omfring 1914 900, men
for at uuoeruie os nooanne be uDIoenoe
og oeornoereoe Ne9re oeo eoers e9en
76r, ior of gge oeres @pne til 5oriits
neiie. for at beliptte eoers 5amillrr,
for at iorminofe eoers Sfattet = tort
in9t: for al oporn9e, b9ue o9 triltue ct
5olt, Der iianr ueo oeres egen Sioe, og
paa botitet oeres 5iiterbeo Og gellnro
for cit iior 8el beror - III aft bette
oluer De iomme ire attttlamiuno s2l >
600. vi belle NIT 0iertes Oprl9li9beo
beoer jeg Spnens arlline at 5eroenoe
liot mere Opmeriiombeo pua be s Wlil.
lioner glesre, iom Om9iuer benz. 9per
enete 9nler, Der euar til Ell Reefrs
nboonnslie os OporaBelie, er en- renifs
bRrenoe Daler."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
9iebraRa.

9oilfoIeu / 9incoIn bar m forstaget
ben Or6ning msb uniueritetet. at ale
be siubenier. Der t0ser iorbereoenoe
Sag. saar oOr til 49oiifolen. % llniuer=
iit.ict oil iaaleote outrIooe at forbsrc=
ouoe Arbei6e til gircoIu 9aiitoIe. co
ieIO ofre 1O og 9raher uoeIuttenOe for
he mere uiOenifabelise iasIi9e Stnbier
0eite uiI tilIi9e baue Den 6otOeI for be
Suosnter. Der lager fotbtrebtn0e Rur:
Jus, at 9riien pau psiifOIen uil bIiue
bstgoeIis biui9ere, eno ben bar paret
pua uniueriiistst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
st 9Th mcp Wiauojfab
foriiit.

SieIse WsoneIslis til pbiIObeIpbia sr
StOnusrien p@ona os emma, iOm |
6oraarst isIsbe uo fra Bilmin9ton, D..
g., msb Iralait for Baltimore os yti.
IabeIpbia, M funoen bripsnbs M b
Rslsu opob. Stibst bar uarst iaunsi
bsle Sommsrsn. Dets 6aptain, bans
9uitru os W0nbitabet, Der bsftoo ai 5
wsanb, or ianIpnIisuis brutnebs.