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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-29
WHEELER-LAVIN.

will be at home after Dec. 10. They
left last night for g. Southern trip.
WHEELER--LAVIN
Miss Annie LAWN and Adelbert
Wheeler were married yesterday after
noon at the home of Rev. Bernard S.
Conaty of the Sacred Heart Church.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Elizabeth LAWN, and the best man was
a brother of the bride, Edward LAWN.
After the ceremony a reception was
rendered the newly married couple at
the home of the brides parents, Z
Esther Street. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler
left on the 6.10 train for New York and
Boston to spend a two weeks honey
moon trip. On their return they will
reside at A Jaques Avenue, and will be
at home to friends after Jan. l. Many
handsome and valuable presents were
received from friends.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-29

PALPITATION or THE HEART,
nervousness. trembiings. nervous head
ache. cold hands and feet. pain In the
back, relieved by Carter's Little Liver
Pills.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-29

IS Hill Street. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Leary
will be at home after Dec. TO- They
| left last night for 81 Southern trip
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-29

Clouds Of Medicated Vapor are inhaled through
the mouth and emitted from the nostrils, cleans
Ing and vapori ling all the infamed and diseased
parts which cannot be reached by medicine taken
into the storuach.
breaches thesore spots-heals hera'0 places
goes 70 the sedfof disease acts as n balm and
tonic 10 the Feh0ie system Slo0 al druggists or
tp mail -HsHyoH. Aetc Torkand Philadelphia
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-29

progress; it is whole library Vol. l.,
Separation between Church and State;
Vol. II, the word of God not Evolution
but Revelation; Vol, Ill salvation
Reformation by Regeneration; Vol. ~,
the Church the Voice of God in the
wilderness; Vol. V, Enlightened Con-
science Rather than Priestcraft; Vol,
VI the Holy Deed the Safest Greed;
Vol. VII, Sabbath Health the Nations
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-11-08

lite anyone from sailing, - an
American ship, any vessel which
was not built in the United States,
is still in vogue. He claims that
we're this Law repealed most Of the
alleged necessity for a Ship Subsidy
bill would disappear, and that
American commerce will resume its
normal proportions, proportions
which have absolutely atrophied
under Q law enacted in . vain at-
tempt to divert unearned profits to .
few Maine ehipbuilders. ("
When Rear Admiral Crowinshield
retires from the mead of the Bureau
|of Navigation. he will also retire
from his Rear Admiralty, ard be-
como once more a simple captain.
His appointment to the European
station will necessitate his promo
|tion to the rank Of Admiral by the
president, and the confirmation OF
bis appointment by the Senate. It
il by no means impossible that he
will encounter too many friends OF
Admiral Schley in the Senate, to
permit of confirmation, in which
case he will be compelled to take a
ship 10 the squadron Of some other
officer, to whom he would be subor-
dinate, or to apply for his retire.
mont.
A Washington correspondent tells
Of the meeting between the presi.
dent and Peter Dunno, author Of
the famous "Dooley" letters, at the
National convention in Philadel-
phia. Shortly before Dunno had
written his "Alone in Cuby," in
which he had made Dooley portray
Roosevelt as writing the story Of the
Cuban war, as If he had fought it all
BY himself. When Colonel Roose
Velt met Dunno he said, "By God |
'rey, Mr.. Dunno, would rather
meet you than any man in this hall.
You gave me the worst roasting |
.ver got, and my wife has read it to
ne seventeen times when she
bought l needed discipline, but it
vas the best thing you ever wrote"
G, A, s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-11-08

The recent newly awakened in.
terest in the life and times of King
Alfred, due to the celebration of the
thousardth anniversary of his death
and the placing of q statue at bis
birthplace, has resulted in some in
teresting information on the evolu-
tion of the sportsman. One may
see, by reviewing the customs and
conditions of Alfred's time, how it
was that hunting came to be re-
earded as the noblest Of all amuse
ments. II was absolutely necessary
to the safety and welfare Of the peo-
pie that the wolves, bears, wild
boars. and other dangerous animals
which then roamed over England,
should be exterminated; and, Of
course, the. king and his knights,
as the bravest and best armed Of the
fighting population, we're setting
good example and doing good ser.
vice in their hunting parties. These
conditions continued for some hum
dred years, and the nobility OF the
sport Of hunting became firmly es.
tablished and hsdged about with
many traditions as to the proper way
TO kill game. The persistence Of
traditions in England is proverbial,
and hence, after the whole country
became as safe as q barnyard, PEG.
pie continued to suppose that there
was something essentially courage.
Gus and fine in deer.stalking and
grouse-shooting.
The question now confronted by
the intelligent Anne ricau citizen Is
this: whether it is necessary for q
new country to take over the ideas
and conventions of it's parent on this
subject. Are We to consider q man
. sportsman because he kills rab-
bits and pigeons; as his father killed
bears and panthers? Is the man
who takes his sport with rod and
gun any more manly or brave than
the one who arms himself with .
camera or a microscope? The En-.
glishman would probably say yes,
because he was brought up to be.
lieve 80.
The fact seems to be, however,
that mere ability TO 60 popping
about with . gun does not constitute
sportmanship. The old-time hunts.
man, encountering q stag at bay
with the primitive weapons Of bis
day, certainly did need to be brave;
his modem prototype, armed with
Z repeating rifle, is generally safe
the animal is the one who needs
courage. The idea that there is
some peculiar manliness in shooting
harmless animals il, let us hope, al
vanishing illusion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-11-08

Farmers Of Dubois county should
take advantage Of the opportunity
given them TO attend Z farmers in.
stitute this year. Many 10 this end
Of the county never had this oppor.
tunity before. And now that you
arc 10 have one here at Birdeeye
you should aid As much a possible
TO make II . success. Able speak.
ers will be present and talk on prac.
tical, scientific farming. II Is for
your benefit and you should be
present. The time set for holding
e is Nov. 18th and 19th--Birdseye
News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-11-08

About $1,000 have been put In
this section Of Dubois and western
part Of Crawford county In the past
month By tho Apple bpysrs. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-11-08

On the death Of Leland Suther-
land, a fifth grade pupil in the In
termediate department OF the Jas
per Public school. Age 10 years.
With hearts made heavy by sad.
ness, We, the pupils and teacher Of
the intermediate department, are
called upon to extend our sympathy
to tho bercaved family and friends
Of Master Leland Sutherland.
He will ever be remembered by
" a. one Of our most noble class
mates and affectionate pupils, al
ways possessing the love Of Truth,
honor and kindness, both in word
and deed. To know him was to
log him. His life could safely be
adopted as . model. His class
standing was excellent. He was
esteemed by all his school compan-
i0lts and teacher. It makes us es.
pecially sad to have to give him up,
when 0uch a promising little bud ie
with es, and bright and prosper
Gus future before him.
II any words from US could less
on the pain Of the hearts anguish
Of the relatives, it should be our
simple but sincere statement, that
Leland's life among US was such as
to make US miss him much.
There was an angel band in heaven,
That was not quite complete
So God took our classmate, Leland,
To I'll the vacant seat.
Whereas, God, in bis infinite wis
dom, has removed our dearly be-
loved pupil and class mate, Leland
Sutherland, and
Whereas, The intimate relations
held during school life by him with
the members OF his class makes it
fitting that we record our apprecia-
ton Of him and send a copy for|
publication, therefore be it
Resolved, That the wisdom, kind
ness and love which he exercised in |
aid Of our class work will be held 10
loving remembrance.
Resolved, That the sudden re
moval of such one from our room
caves q vacancy and shadow that
will be deeply realized by all mem.
bers of our room, and will prove a
yrievous loss to the class.
Resolved, That with deep sym
2athy for the bereaved relatives and
riends Of the dear one, we express
'ur earnest hope that even so great
loss may be overruled for their
highest good.
Teacher
MARY L. EcKERr.
Pupils
ROGER CLARK,
HELEN DOUGLASS,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-11-08

When a woman begins TO max q
preparations for trip abroad she
has an elephant on her hands tina.
is mostly all trunk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-11-08
Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
letter. salt rheum and eczema, Cham.
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment q
without an equal. II relieves the itch
Ing and smarting almost instantly and
Its continued nae effects . permanent
cure. II also cures itch, BARRIERS itch,
scald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
chapped hands. chronic sore ewes md
granulated lids.
DR.. Cadys Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
~dvermifuge. Price. 2Scents. Sold 81
Martin Friedman, Druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-11-08

There are thousands Of men who
are willing to do almost any thing
for living except work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-11-08

The small boys idea Of q sump-
tuous repast is enough to eat and
an extra piece Of pie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-11-08
HARRISON Trustees Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that thu under
signed, Trustee Of HARRISON township,
viii attsnd to township business on each
Monday Of the year, Ct my Office, and
persons having township business to
transact are required to present it to him
On Mondays.
The township library will bs kept q
my homo in Haysville.
GBolaI Nix,
Nov. q 1000.-y. Trustee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-11-08
ROGER CLARK,
HELEN DOUGLASS,
PEARL WEBER,
Committee.

The man whose actions are right
never has to stop for the purpose Of
explaining them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-11-08
LIVERY and SALE STABLE
FERD. V0LLMER,

MAIN STREET, Jasper, Ind
Always have the best turnouts, of any
variety for customers; particularly COM
mercial travellers. Courteous and care
ful drivers to all parts Of Dubois and ad-
joining counties. Horses boarded and
cold on cheap terms.
Oct II, l0o0.-ly
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

Qnf9ttelf epeb llniDer i
tetet. SRI. Morgretbs 6. 9sibers,
Der forleben tog Magiitergraben
Semi, bill. efter 6pao hi erfarer, blibe
anIdt Iom 4sfitsnt Oeo unioeriitetsts
temiite Qaborotorium.
Sdd niot oi beo, er bet ben ferite
Dame, Der opnaar Sitting Deo port
uniDeriitet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12
GaacnOer, SOWa.

8a Der 10 oil TONNE ct Referat fra
bort arebsmsoe, pil ri lite fige noget
berom, fun bet. at Ri bar glade peo
Mgbet. og oi bill ogiaa iige Dem. ION
beIsgte Dc, iaa mango 3af, at De tom
trpbs uae 6inbringer. Oct er IN @l9z
De for SUBS 5olf at Re iaa mango
famles ON CUBS Orb, og bet ifal 10
lite oenoe tomt tilbage, men gre ben
9erning, Iom bet er ubienbt til.
Den iioite Sgnbag / September
par MsnigbeOen inobuOt til at boloe
TN 9uostjeneite uDe oft for Gaaenber,
bos 6ans 6anIens Gnts, % ri baboe
m ftgn 8eitoag; Mrs. 6anien babOs
lite iparet nOgen ulejligbeo for At gre
Os bet bnggeligt; bun gap os aae Mibz
bag, og ri par ca. 60 perioner.
Otter Wlioougen bapbe pi en- lille
Spbpggefesitunb; men bet bleb faa
fort. ba qaitor Gngbolm Itulbe msbe
Om Qftenen bos Sumes Relion.
STUDENT SIR. 9eterien er nu
reiit tilbage til Stolen, og ban tog en-
af bore ungs &arle, 8. g. ar. 6anIen,
meo fig, og oi sniter Dem al 2nffe og
6srrens gelfgnelIe / bet fommenoe
Stoleaar.
Mrs. Grit M%ortenien bar b1s
ret en- 1ur / Council Bluffs og beiggt
Sl9gt og 9enner.
8. g. 8ilumfen bar folgt lin
5arm til en- Qmeritaner, 5obn Sing.
Qnbers Q~ielien bar forpugtst
Ole 2arlens (meIt tenbt unber Rapnet
Smeo Qarien) 5arm for 2 Qar.
Qnbers Itelfen bar / 9ancleDe
til gegraOelIe fibfte Sgnbag; en-
S%l9gtning at BAN bar oso, bans
IapD bar &. g. 9unfen.
Mrs. anbsrs Rieliens Sgfer
fra Sainois er Der / 8eisg / oisie
Dage.
Mrs. 5. s. 6anfsn er reiit til
pilot Wounb at beige fine 5orelOre
og 8enner.
- Marius Gbriitsniens 5amilis
CT bleOen forget meO en- life Yige;
ri bnftsr til 2ptfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12
Blair, Me6r.

9ao 0nsbag often og fremoeles
Bber Snsoag bliper Der 0pbQg9eliess
mgoe | Den DauTts airts 81. =, %
unaoomsmDoe bper 5orsoag aften
81. 8.
gaa neitfelgenoe Manoa9 81.
z bliper Der MenigbeosmeOe ben BAN
ffe 8irfe ~angaaenoe Sirtebpgnin9sias
gen.
6orqlore beoes erinore 8onfrz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for 8ern. be
~qnnoenoe 9groagen Den 10. DIT. 5orz
mioodo ST. 81, for pngre 9erns 8eoz
fommenoe til ST. II, FOR iaaoanne,
Der mart Ifule tonFrmeres. til ST. y.
Ollie banIfs gern, Ogiaa Sttez9lenig=
acknowledgements, er beltomne.
Sobn Mc0uurrie bar ct tort
0plag at gpgning5materialer og
Sui til lapeIte qriier.
- 5 OnsDags Qftes 6aboe oi al
minoelia @uostieneite, peo bpilten 9ej=
ligbeo gator QunO, 5remont, ino=
latte Batter 6aralo SEMEN iom Yr9it
/ Blair Weni9beo. YaItor 9unb op=
lafte fgrit Menig6eoens a~alosbrep,
bborefter ban / en- PrGoiten inotrenz
genoe laqoe Menigbeb % 9r9lt Del
9ligtss % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pao
Sinoe, Der bgr beitdd meaem oisie
9aitor Senien talte oern9it og giorot
ppm9rffom paa, bporlepes 5or6Olo.
pDer bpilte ban life bar 6srre. baoot
pronet Saeen, Iom ben M f%oreldd.
% Iom iaaoan piloe ban ta9e Ger
ninqen op Tom ben 9erning. 9ut
netop 6aboe lagt BEN til BAN. 6ar
pmtalte bern9It tit Gorbolo til Menig.
beoen og 9nitet ON at tunne oirtl
til 8eliignelie baaOe for Osns og III
e9et geotommenbe.
- e. 6. gierce er ben befengte les
benoe 5or6onoler at a1e Sla9s Web4
Ter. @en9efieore og Maorasier. Bar.
nepogne 0. +. D. 6an oil i9lge bill
Iigere END De tore 6uie meo glimrenoI
4atalog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12
Wisfonsmpoe

pao Sgnbag ben 20. Oft. afbolOes
Misfionsmsbe i &ennarb, bportil
Denner inobpoes. MgDet begpaber
meb @uostieneite 81. 105 og fortf9t=
fes ON gftermibDagen.
Jlere babe lopet at tale.
1f1a 4r. 4nfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

yi be- &10 Tor bue'ICrm iunbet Grin
falsr DlU per !obres meo Moore's Hog
Medicine, folter &c pr. Waaneo. 100 30. al
Moore's Stock Food oil ieos Spin mere eno
1000 30. Oil Meal; buis life, fororer ri in.
aeu BetaIinq. Betnl. na1r De iRlqer Deres
6piu. MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO.,
Council Bluffs. Ia.
EH- aaentfr enIfes, buur inaeH %iaabanne finoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

st Strbgsjern fra 1887.
9ortsr 6anien, Qr. Qabp Station,
fanot / Sig. oMbf. Qp." nplig unper
Il g.ieg hos I'm 5amilie / SpuanO ct
3ammelt Mesfngs 5trpgeiern fra
1887. Strpgeiernet. Der bsnIaa blanbt
en- Del anbet StrammeI, 6appe ingen
agtet pau, Mlen eftsr at 6anien bar
faaet bet biem % fiernet bet bunbreo=
aarigs Snaos. bporaf BET bar omgioet
oiier bet iig at baoe baret ct I~ittert sfz
ter Datiosns gegrebsr meget toitbari
StDtte 9usgeraao. Qarstaqst sr inez
yioist / Sarnet og omgipet af Ornas
menter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12
DanmarR.

IRE 6iftere orutneoe.
5Orleoen gftermiobdg oa ale 9aaoe
ira 9oruppr. ca. 40 meo ca. 150
NdHos 9eiRtning. par gaaet I'D paa
Siloefangit, beebnete bet pluoielig At
blGIe op. % 0aoet tom / ct gu /
itqrft Oprgr. Qae 9ouoene iegte
mob 9ano; flere al Dem leo 6apari.
oeraf De 10 BED SammenItgo; TO tam
treoe paa Den poerite 3eple, boorpeo
ire 7iitere orutneoe, meoens De andre
fire omborob9renoe ndaeoe 9ano.
9eo 9anbingen. Der Itete peo 5itiben
pau fo1Ifeuige Sfeoer at Sniten. par
De fIeite 9aaoe fplbt meo @ano. De
forulDtteoes 4abne er / Sig. Il. g.:
6ans Rielien. 6briIten anoerien o.
Sens Mat6ieIen, ale al Rerre 90
ruper. De 70 fsrItn9pnte er BamiIie=
fRore, Den iio1te ugift.
De ire forulntteoe 5iItere bier iq
1ls at Dare ulpttesforIitreoe for 25o6
ar. 6Der.
3usfift unberoffieer
,SuItitsminiiter Qlberti bar tinao-
Song Gbparo al England al tore mel
4utomobil paa 9eiene / goroIipaano
itgnt bette not eftey 9oIitipeot99ter
er forbuot. Der bliber at % til er
6eTt Ifs for bet uoante SIM al Quto.
mobilet og s6reoeritsborg 4mt.
4Dis" benhiaer oerfor til 8ongen 4.
fare meb qempe. 6ertil bemartel
.Social=8 empfraten", at Suititsmi.
niiteren bar gibet 9ongen Con at tore
ION ban pil. oo iaa er Der ingen NE.
ming / at 6enitiae til BAN al RaabI
at tere meb Qempe. 6ar SuItitsmi.
n~iiteren be9aaet Ct 5eilgreb, mao bar
gre bet 9oot igen bed at bringe 9ober
/ Qnpenoefe. 9labet 1utter I'm 9R.
Ie til Winiiteren meo bisie trafti9.
Orb: ,.gi bar lige faaet inofsrt par.
lamentoriite 3ilitanoe; men 5r. Ql.
6ertt funaerer. fom a ban rusiif
l%nOerofieer."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

Ssmanbsmi Isl in n. Sra
Rigu / 9fterfsproDinfen meooeles, at
8iitop StDbr er antommen BERTH an.
saaenoe Sprettelfen at en- ounff airte
| en- giterfsbaDn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

utptfettq 9erfel. 9u 60
fomotipfsrer Reinholot / Slaugerup
forleoen Qften tube fere nogle 9Gz
ter til S%ernbanen / en- Gnip9noerz
ooan. itete bet llbelo. At 6sitens Bug
9ioro Iprang. oa be tsrte NED al en-
9atfe. Soften lob lsbIt. % 9ognen
Delteot. !6r. Rein6olot Mt ben ers
4rm at 2eo, en- ung Dame bleD il9bt
efter @ognen, ioei benoes 9jole III fat
/ en- 9ejle. og babbe en- 6erre life
en- Tart Itaoret benoes &iole / Stnt.
ter. par BET blepen en- Hem 5drt for
benoe; M flap bun forbolospis eobt
oerfra. Gn anoen Dame 9it bet par
II; bun fit en- 6attenaal jaaet ino
6ooeoet og tom ieprigt meget alpor.
liqt til Staoe. 6n treble Dame III
bet enc 6aanoleo br9ttet % If 1em.
me Stag / 6opeoet, Der rimsligpis bar
Ioraariag.t en- 6iernernitelie. @nbalia
If en- GIore 6erre iad alDorlige Be
ftaoigelIsr paa llnberlio og Rpg. al
BANS Gilitano par betantelig. De-
ulntteIiae Sslffab bleo tort tilbage ii.
S~langerup. bpor 2 Eager tOg Dem I'm.
DER gebdnoling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

9en 82aarige 5aIftmBnts
ner. @i omtalie for nogen 9io Tioen
At ben 82aarige Sens Gbriitsnien /
Zrum / Spaano baboe labet % Zrer.
Der i~tripss til ..Jreob. u. QD." 81. a.
felgsnOe ON benns Man0:
6an bar Itebie oaret meeet I'm
3srnem Og / flere 4ar gioet fig at meo
At reparere lire, meb al loooe og finite
libt. 6an er noget at en- Sqrlino oq
9anr en- Del / garnbom, matter meo
Iig ielu og foretager i9re G%eitifulas
toner. naar ban er aiene. 6an paas
itaar, at ban ere lapebe be forterte
gengs, ialt op mob en- Snss % Gre
StDtter, for al prebe, ON ban tunoe
og ligeleoss paaitaar ban, at ban fun
9aD pengeitDtterne I'D for at ie. boor
oiot be par faa gobt eftergiorte, at Soft
oiloe tage oem for gooe @drer.
5dbritationen q ret iimpel. 8
10 idmmenldgte 9rpflooIer laoeoes
Il 5ul, Der uofplotes meb @i6s, 6oori
lagoes ct Ggte 20 gretDfte, % oerz
meb bar 6ormsn farbig. 5abritanz
ten bGlote MI imeltet Tin / 6uaet, oq
De lobeoe Wenter tom til at ligne Iad
goot, at omtrent en- 6alp Snes al BEN
gleb uo meaem 5plt. for man cpbas
geoe nOset. De feite at Dem git I
Grum &ro og til en- asbmanb FAM
me Steos, men entelte at Dem %banoreoe
oersftsr iaa langt. at ct Bar at Dem
fom til @iborg, benbolosDis til en-
Brgotuf og en- aebmono.
Olbinsen penter M / Qrreften, bpor
ban bleO inbidt ben 8. auguit, fin
Dom, men ipnes. eftsr 9agens Grs
t%l9rine, pud 0runb at Q~loerooms.
ID9tteIie at tase Sasen ret ligegbloig.
StraHen for 5alifmsntneri er
baarb, fra 2 til u Qars Strafars
bejoe, men oa ben gamle Mono lite
fan iises at bore / geTiboelfe af ben
5ilregneligbeo, Der finoes Dos Dotsne
og fj9lefunbe perfoner, tor bet anita
ges, at ban efter StraHelODens 5 80
bill Hippo meo en- betpbelig ringere
Straf.
Gn Spfinbele. Del er bib
unoerlige SpfisOelfer, Der 9io efter
anben tuqes patent paa. SITE uefen
er Iaaleoes en-, iom netop / bisIe Da9e
~ 49, Qnna4o4 u.f.. o1-. or
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

ct ia1bsnt prefteubi.
l9um. Baitor Soban Gmil 0abif
6orninlo goect funbs fOrleben fejrt
TT 40 4drs Subileum Tom pr9it
famine aalO, nemlig 8rsnbum oq
5Oibbjerg / 9iborg Stift. Subilarer
er fsbt ben "a. SUM 1916, og er aft.
Iaa oDer IS 4ar. Otter at babe tagei
teologiif gmbebsefsamen, bar ban er
balp Snes 4ar 29rer beo Realifoler
| Obenfe, bpor ban blep oroineret /
8ebruar 1854. 6an bar bereftel
nogle Mar 3atefet | Natitob, bborfrc
ban I 1861 beftitfebes / fit nuOarenbl
RdlD. Subilaren er ben trebie9loitI
Fungerenbs prot | Danmarf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

Gn OpfinbeIe. Del er bib
unberlige Spfisoelfer, Der lib efter
anben tuqes patent paa. SITE uefen
er fdalebes en-, fom netop / oisie Oa9e
er pdd Supetet, mulig ct ,,@nti=afs
Ipr9Lingsappdrat". opfunoet at TO
4arbusbOrgers. Def ffal, fom man
NOT fan tanfe, fOrbinOrs gsrn | at
iprGae 0pnsn at fig ON Rutten, oe
,aurb. Stiftst.", iom bar faaet Ell
stsemplar, poer bet al snitelig 9Ons
agr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

ion.
gn 3onetpa1tif lin Seng q.
st ubpggeligt lllnttsstilfalOe er / Sig.
.Ranoers 8gbl.@ forleosn Rut fore
faloet Der / 9Den, ibet en- ca. 30=aorig
Rome er tpalt / Dpnerne / i'm Seng.
DUN, Der eaers lite pioes at bare for
faloen til Srit. par qaaet / Seng tios
Zig paa @ftenen / beruiet 3ilitano.
Manosn git til Sengs beo 9sSiOen.
% 81. 2 ON 9atten falote ban paa
aonen, men 1T intet Spar. 6an
tanote oerefter 9ps % iaa nu. at gu
itruen laa meo 9niigtet trpttet neo i
9uoerne, og bun par allsreos fob.
Wlauoen ieuote burtig 8uo efter en-
Gage, ipm itrats tom til SteOe; men
ban tunoe intet ubrette.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

giitop Stpbr, Ct Tom betenbt 6ors
nano for ben banfte Ssmanosmisz
ion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

6 n uotalelea &one 3
rGioenten. ,g%iOroij9uano"
i~triper:
0agen efter. at neutrality-suspicious.
0eunber bapoe bolot i'm programtas
le, traf ban en- Ulanb, meb boem ban,
inbtil I'm uonabnelIe til Miniiier, iao
/ 8eitprsIie iammen. 0eunBer ipurgs
te ben padqQloenoe ON bans Weninq
ON programmed. Sbdret leo. at bet
/ bet Eele bar Iarbeles tiltalenbe. men
at 9enbingen ON 8nlgrettens uoois
oslie tunoe tpoe paa, at ben bstla9eliz
gs Qniance meo SOcialoemotratiet
biloe blips beparet enbnu en- lib.
6ertil inarebe 6s. Csc:
.0et ffal DE- life betlage; tbi ben
Dag, Ri9sbagen tr9oer iammsn, er
QIidncen bruot."
Miniiterens bibtioige aoGega Ipurg<
te oa, ON ban mnatte meooele oenne
~llotalelIe pibere. Spuret LOB betr9fs
tenbe, net neutrality-suspicious. tilfsjz
eoe, at ben Gag 10 / bet belle life tunbe
%itiules. s 6enbolO BERTH bar ben
paageloenbe peb flere minore Wsber,
i9rlis / arbejbsgiperfrebie. refereret
6r. 0eunBers Orb, Tom ganffe naturz
Zig er bleone mootagne meo itor 5ils
frebs6eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-12

Oct tuIpe bum bape tiet
meO. Gn omitreifenoe 9erIon bar
forleoen p9ret inoe Ell Steo / 2. 9mz
me bos en- 6usmano. 9Onen. Der bar
enc biemme. f%ortalte / Samtalens
Sob. at be li9e baooe fudet so ar. ino
for Iolgte Gam. Strdts ban par 9aas
ct, gift oglaa aonsn / 9p. 8agdbons
ben, iom opbagebe bette, penote liot
sfter tilbage for at eftsrisge De SO
ar., bpiite ban ganite rigtigt faRot %
tog / 5oroarin9. Mun Ieoer nu efter
5pren. 9an fnoes rimeligpis not.