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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Issued This Week at the Office of Clerk
of Court for Cecil County.

Harry L. Grant and Daisy b. Nandc-
grift, both of Ellton. w. Arthur Mitch
ELL applicant.
Julian Jones and Lydia Berry, both OF
st. Augustine. II. V. Manlove. appli-
cant.
Joseph Sykes, of Port Deposit and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-11
NEWS IN BRIEF.


ihrr" ar" number of cases of pnon-
il"uia IN tn" vicinity Of tolora.
Harry o, t,corr, has rur,h,sol thn
mills i""tr IN Elf'om from R"I~"t H..
""'I"rii"'
Eslv.ar3 u.,..I,. bo. .,,,...d q, ,l,,..l
carrilrr to tn, rn,,fnrnrnt nr III. E,I.n,,
livery stglI.
r.c i.o,.,.n..,., ,.....;..,. .., v..,....
,i,.l... or iorI.rrr w.. Mil. ...',
.i,....l f., &t.. ,..,. r.,.,b
ne contested election r'@"~ Will IL"
rrr,nynn,.. 49,, .j',,,,,,,.,. .,r,L
Edward l.. Carter. on Tur$'!"N. was
| 'hn"IhlrI an assistant rngroSsihg clerk
!" me ii"'iN' "' Delegates Al Annapolis.
\ number Of III" Young folks of
| lyr.lira' h"y" org A!@"d "Ff"Nin"l"
Mo-. and elected James 7. Watts. rs
president.
Leo Nritl..,a of r;,rr,ri ronr.r j..
,rif, III ,t tI,, b,,.,o'nr NJ. r,Ii.,i,,,,,
Sm.'h."H, near HoI"rw. Il" was ON =
}''it when taken III.
pn, / .,a,.,. N.I,,. .,...r. ,r rbn
| rorrarf,.f'r, ,,.,l.,,,i., p..,,r.,'.r,,
Church. has norf, .ricctcd 90. rn.,,,,r il.
! 1.-The Hons. of D,Ic.,l,r, .,t .,t,...'.rf.
;i.rry e. r.,,r.r .rl u.rio, -
,lr..t,.. b.,,,. r,,,..r =, I,,,. ,..,.tr,,-,,in
Iil N':n,frurru ur,Inf. ,r.. E,.', ,...,.. nr
,pa.I and Ea4,;ug.. with o...r. rt
| fur~... l'rrr.s. ,,,,..t
die. lnu~I.rrr Of r1iIir C;rrr.,r i,.II,a' or
| E.klop. while gl work in u Lpy fnct,rv
II, Niurlaud. y l.. had one Of nor hor,ls
| BADLY uloupIrI in uur. ur thr ,,,.,,.,i,,,.
NrWl"nhh!Ahu dog. owned ny II.
t"hN liN"F'h' "I f.Ikt"h' was poison
he offers :, reward for ,lr ,r,,..t ..-.i
conviction of the p.rprtratory of tho arr.
y "''" "nI rr'"'r' r"hN'u'F"'ol" 'N-
'i''nl,'i'' '' ''l.!S an" '>''E'fE stations
y" '' Nl"'"'|A. me animal c"Ih' !loHl
i'"N'.l'' I'M anu "'' !,'''lh"I oil uoSS
"'"I'@ us F"''''' II was MlI'u near falH-
-, t'N. IL, w. "U"' pastor OF IN" Me
'no''l>i I"+."l III h,'rcn III N"'u!aNh'
this county. is i'll at his home. near thai
place. He was taken suddenly i'll while
which he has moi recovered
i n" remains OF James Bolton, VII"
was drowned III Elk rNrr' about eleven
years ago We're removed IRON tn" "!d
MrIh"'ilNt Cemetery on East Mann street
lINt"h' ANA taken to the FIRST district
Tor r"il''flh'ht' ON" day til" past week.
The Cecil Wing" ALWAYS odycrtisrs
4 large number of nuhli, saIr. pnnrln
look 70 tbe poncr to SOC thn sales and
Yours shou]i be- in IFS columns Thc
printing Of sale hills u spccinIty, send
Ms vour order and we win save van
money.
of the Roschlnk Cemetery ASsociation
held ut Caly"It. last Saturday aftrrnnun
the following directors were nominated
for the ensuing year: John l.. Wilson.
DE- J. T. Sliccr Webster White. Amos
Rruwu Milton IJos@nu Calvin brown
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-11
Positive Public Sale
Personal Property.

The recent death Of Mr.. w A. Mackinson
the sale OF he Farm, and tho consequent re-,
m9val OF Vie family, make it Imperative tn #
dispose o. II personal property now con.
tanned On the home Farm. above Cherry Yi'I
tfis County | VIII therefore offer at posi-
tive public sal =, on the premises, on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-11

The Elkton Improvement Gonna y owning
the Ekton Fair Grounds, will huIt 4 Combi-
nation sale upon the Grounds ~ the above
date All persons having horses ca,tlc, i'm
PIGMENTS. household goods niN sort of
personal pr opcrty which they desire to dis
pose OF NAV enter them for sale subject to
the following conditions:
All entries for sale must be made on or be-
before Thursday January Roth. in oder that
they may be properly classified and aivcr-
tised.
a commission OF III per cent, upon the sale
price will be charged The company viii pro-
vide shelter and stablinG, furnish attendants
and food for stock pay all costs Of uhvcrtls-
ing, auctiOncer, clerks &c. Al possible Sc
c4rity and care will be given, but property in
all cases will be held at owners risk. Every
thing offered will be sold TO the highest bid
der
The commission in every case must be paid
by the seller, and the terms of sal. iully com
piled with by the purchaser, before goods
can be removed from the Grounds
TERMS OF SALE:
The terms of sale will be all sums of $40
and under cash: over that amount credit OF
nine months Will be given, purchaser giving
bankablc note, with endorser to be approved
by owner of note, with interest from date
All hotes being made payable to owner of
goods discount OF three per cent will be
allowed for cash These terms to be applipd
to everything sold
This will afford farmers and others an eX-
cellcnt opportunity to dispose OF surplus
stock or articles for which they have no use.
They will he relieved of all annoyance and
all expense except the commissions No en-
trance fee will he charged.
The Fair Grounds are admirably located
and adapted for Il public sale 1'hert is plenty
OF shelter for all articles and stabng for
live stock If stormy the sale viii be held
under cover.
AN entries must be made on or before
January goth, TO GEO. NJ. EVANS,
jan4-4w Office opposite Court House
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-11
1913 Acres of Good Land.

more or less, bounded by lands of the late
John Marshall, Washington Underworld, Mr.,
Harvey and Mr.. Clifford. The land is in good
state of cultivation. About 25 acres of fair
timber. The improvements consist of IL good
Brick House, two stories high, with frame
kitchen attached. Frame Barn, good stabing
under; two-story wagon house with corn cribs
of water ut house. The property is nicely
located in a good neighborhood, convenient to
schools, stores, churches, sc Sale at o'clock
personal property following. Conditions nj
sale.
Hindman, auct. j. c. YEATMAN
Janll-2t NJ. p. TEATMAN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-11
FOR SALE.
Small Farm Of AZ Acres

on the road from Leeds to Union Church,
Improved by good frame dwelling with
necessary out buildings. All in first class
order, nearly new 80 acres in good timber.
Fencing in good order. Store and Dwelling
attached at Theodore, Cecil County, Md.
Frame and in good order. Good business
stand with postoffice located in store. Store
room e3X27 feet, Dwelling 32x1S. Barn in rear
1Sx50 feet
Blacksmith and wbeelwright shop on oppo-
site corner at Theodore. Good stand.
Apply to H. H. GILPIN,
or MANLY DRENNEN,
EktOn, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-11
9 u Head Mich Cows
Good size and quality; three with calves
by their side. Others soon in profit, l fine
young bull; good stock, and quiet.
27 Head HogsTas,
l SOW with pigs, "a shoat aud 2 fat hogs
Lot Of Chickens and Geese

A-ol VI GlllShSllS dllA oSCSC
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Tractior Elsiar aud Thresher. Steam Wood
Saw, Feed Mn for grinding cob corn, 3
Farm Wagon, ! Roller. good H. new Penn
sylvania Drill. Mower, nearly new: |
Champion Builder, | Disc Harrow, / Spring
Tooth Harrow Twin Harrow, Cultivators,
Good P!n"- Of l!lerAnt make, Corn Harvas-
ter, T1p }usgi"., Dearborn. l Cart
SulkN, Horse Boots, Hobbies, Harness OF all
kinds, Lot OF SnGle and Douhje Trees.
Forhs, Shoves aud other articles too numer-
Gus to men'io%.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Five Sets OF Bedroom Furniture, Lot of
Chairs. | Extension Table, 1t # other
Fables lot Of Bedding, Brussels, Ingram and
Rag carpet Lot 81 Mating, Cook Stove, in
good order, and various other articles
TERMS OF SALE-Al Sums Of SIS and
under. cash; over that an count, credit of 10
months Will be given. notes with approved
endorser. payable at the banks of EIkton,
with interest from day Of sale.
VIM. 7. Harriott.
WIN. J. SMITH,
Auctoleer. Jaa1l-ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-11
PUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESfATE
Monday, Jan. 20, 1902.

Will be sold ut public sale on the premises
adjoining the Brick Meeting House property,
in Cecil county, Maryland, on the road from
Brick Meeting House to Zion, the follow ing
real estate, to witt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-11

More than two years ago while Geo.
Biddlc the well known telegraph opera
tor of Elkton, was handling Il revolver
it was accidentally discharged. the ball
entering his left wrist. \ physician
prohcd for the ball, but it could not be
located The wound gave him little an
noyance and rs time passed, he thought
nothing more of the matter. until the
other day when he felt sharp pains and
which increased in intensity He went
to Il Baltimore hospital. where the
Mays located the bullet imhcddcd in
bone, and which he will have removed
in Il few days.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-11

BY virtue of In" authority conferred in "A
decree OF the Circuit Court for Cecil County
Equity Docket, the subscriber rs trustee will
sell al public auction on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-11

RepOrirU ny Nhurlcs L. Bilcs, Jr.
Tuesday. January 14th. 1902. at II
o'clock, sharp, on the Naudain
farm. near Cherry Hill, personal
property Of Daniel Miller
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-01-11
Saturday, February !, 1902.

at l3l O'Clock ?. NJ, ri Fairs Hotg,, in the
town of Port Deposit, all that farm nr tract
Election District OF Cecil County Aforesaid
on the South side of the pubic road from
Port Deposit to Woodawn, adjoining the
lands OF George II. Post, j. Harvey Rowland
and others and contains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

Merchants and Manufacturers 10000
Stake at Detroit on July 18th 1e was
the fourteenth contest for this event.
which Is the blue-ribbon stake Of the
summer circuit
The blind stallion was entered against
a number OF fast horses. and his victory
in three straight heats, with 2:u IL his
best time, astonished the field.
The blind horses next two races were
In smaller events. but they we're clean
victories
Ills fourth race was at the Buffalo
Grand Circuit meeting on August 4th-
In this race he defeated the hitherto I'M
beaten Directum Spier with 2:W lie
clip. The purse was 81, Geo. #.5s
Ehythmic's other big event was the
Bonner Memorial at Brighton Beach on
August 18th. There was good nsld OF
trotting stars. but Rhythmic won easily
in zoo Ia Tho race VS. 900 event
AftAr Ave consecutive victories Rhyth-
mics drsts dsfsat came q Provtdsnce. r.
4. III the Ro0sEss WilltAms 310.0o0 1eaks
1T NarrnSansetf3 raIk o sAu1ust nth
Us hyt1m1e = IT, eS3NDo810.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

GUS to the date Of his naturalization, and
this paper is dated march 10, 17A-1742.
William Gooch. who signed it, then be-
ing Governor OF the colony. Three
years after hois settlement in 1875, Miller
was Joined by eight other families from
Lancaster, Pa, and in l7s3. this little
colony Of Germans numbered ffty-one
persons. and they had nine plantat tons
cleared. William Beverly. OF Lower
Virginia, was endeavoroing to patent the
land on which they lived. which they
had purchased from one Jacob shorer,
any they resisted Beverley's effort to
:dispossess them in petition addressed
to the Governor and council Of the col-
ony. This petition 10 given in Palmer's
Calendar OF Virginia, State papers, and
from 1t information as to members Of
families In the colony has been de-.
scrtbed. ss
Jacob Miller, grandson OF Adam. was
born in 21ses. and died IN 1851. He wasga
well grown lad when his grandfather
died; Lived on the same place with him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

172o. settling first in Lancaster. Pa. but
becoming dissatisfied, he moved to Viz
ginia- Leaving his family in Pennsyl-
sania. he embarked at the head Of Ches-
apeake Bay and landed near Williams
burg. There he learned from some
members of Governor spotswoods expe-
dition to the valley in 1716, OF the great
country beyond the mountains. Accord
ingly he made the long and arduous
journey from Williamsburg to the val
ley. travelling alone. It IL evident that
he followed the route taken BY Cover
nor Spotswood's expedition, for he
crossed the mountains at Swift Run Gap
So well pleased was he with the beau
THU and fertile Shenandoah Valley that
he returned to Pennsylvania and brought
his family to Virginia. His naturalixa-
lions papers. the original OF which are
now IN tho possession of Miss Lizzie B.
Miller. states that he had resided In the
Shenandoah Valley. fifteen years previ-R
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

aud through him the history Of his
grandfather's coming to Pennsylvania
and to Virginia mas been handed down to
the present generation. Adam Miller
settled at Elkton. in Rockingham. and
is buried there His old home place is in
the possession OF the family. the present
owners being Miss Lizzie 3. Miller, his
great-great-grandd Adam AIil-
Ter acquired large body OF land on
the Shenandoah River in one OF the most
lovely and fertile sections Of the State
The house that was built by his son.
Henry, is still standing. Adam Miller
had four children-Henry. who married
Miss Cooger; Adam. Jr., killed by the
Indians. never married; Elizabeth. who
married John Baer, and Anna Barbara,
who s married Jacob Baer, brother
to John, They were sons of Jacob SBaer.
Sri. : native Of Switzerland. who settled
It Elkton In ITO. The name Baer has
since been angiicized into Bear. The
descendants OF these hardy Pioneers own
IRE astatessin this county. ssss4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

Scott Hudson He lost his sight from
distempsr when two years old
He IS five years old. and though his
speed was recognized when he was a colt
it kad never been possible TO control him
sufficiently to put him into q race u1-
til this season.
His sire was Oakland Baron. 2:o9 Ia
the young trottinx stallion that No.
bought for Us. 100 by Jacob KuppsEe D
year ago, Hb dam was Duchess 3:20t-A
by 9trathmore. SON Of Rysdyk's HaDD1D.
tonian: granddam Lady HA0lse o. q
cicerone, e:12 I'd By Hanrse. soa e 0o1osi
smiths Volunteer. 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
WONDERFUL FEAT
Of BLIND |. \. TR071 TER
Has Won twenty-five Thousand
Dollars for Owner in q
Single Season.

The most sensational feature Of the
trotting sars. but Rhythmic won easily
workable performance Of a trotting horas
that 50 totally blind. Five times Rhyth-
mic dashed to victory. earning two 80
000 PURSES and 81, coo In three lesser events.
He proved the fastest blind horse that
ever pulled q aulky.
Rhythnic'o maiden Iaco@wa6 DC the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12
THE FIRST SETTLER
IN vALLEYOF VIRGINIA
Adam Miller Said to Have Fol.
lowed the Trail Of Governor
Spotswood.
tspeciai Dispatch to The Timcs.l

tspeciai Dispatch to Tho Times.)
9lAssANNETTE SPRINGS. VA. oc-
tebsr 1.-THE lie Q; this hardy old set
sssr roads ike . romance. Born in shis-
son. Germany. IN the. year ITO. he, in
company with his wife and unmarried
sister. cnigratcd to this country about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-12

Il see said DAILY, slowly. Thsn suddenly. with q
intensity of energy startled Thorpe. he cre Nov
you get out Of here! Right of! Quick
The young recognized the compelling and auto
cratic boss addressing member Of the crew.
II shall nothing Of kind" replied with fash
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02
8oaanmeloclie.
ySnSrc Miisiiuns Almanaf",
%reoiseret af Yaitor u. Is. Z. 6roues
TasmusieH.

0enne 4lmanat, Der bDert 4ar fom@
mer iom en- far Ben fra Sanmart til
troenOe oanfte 9jem / Qmerita, er /
Oar life Blot fpmmen uaiminoelig tibz
Zig, men ogIaa ualminoelis ri96olbig.
5oruoen ben acknowledgements inbez
bOlOer ben oSeius er 2iOsts 9rsb" at
Stiftspropit 3eutben, Grsosriciu;
oSoiepb" at :. R. 8aumann; ogn
life 9iitorie fra 4%ma5onhooen" at
Morten p~ontoppiban; ,paulus" af
proDit glums i Gitpb; Zen ferIie
b~ollanoife Misiion9r | Sp0afrita" af
paitor u. s. 6. @ropszRasmusIen,
iamt ,9aslig 8ibeQGSnins" til bber
Dag ! aarst Deo paitor Som 9anien.
9Oert afinit er leoiaget at ct fint ubz
fsrt 8iaeOe. ,Snore Misiions Qlmaz
nat" an6efales parmt til aIe banife
9iem / Qmerita. Jaaes / 9anifb
2utb. publ. 9ouie, Blair, Rsbr.
pris 20 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02

mere Yreg. Dette at afpige fra BET
alminpslige, at eaa imoo Strsmmen,
9irer en- it9rtere inore 0arme.
Oct er ofte bette alene. iom fddr
5olt til at lutte iig til benz. Gn
une Biee, fom par tommen til Gngs
lamb, Iuttebs fig Der til 8aptiiterne.
IA bun ienere beipete ben Brett, iom
bdpoe tonfirmeret beHbe, fpur9te ban
bsnoe ON 9runOen. ON bun fanot beres
2are ristiaere enb ben, ban babbe Oh
BET benbe. Rel flst life. iDarebe bun.
Oct bar let lite BET. Men Der bar Iaa
6pe9eii9t og benligt / bisie 5oIts
Greos. Webens bun / be fore Statsz
tirter felte Jig iom en- fremmeb. enfom
5u9l, fao par bet faa bjsmli9t | ben
lille 8reos. De bilite benbe, naar bun
Tom / Oeres 5oriamlinesbus, og tom
BUN en- Sang lite, beisete nogle al
Sdmfunoet bsabe og ipurste til benbe,
ON BUN bar fpg ofO. gun fslte fig Jon
Barn / en- adnbelig 5umilie.
0ette er Sonpentitlernes Stnrfe (ogs
fua +. ST. SnOre MisiiOns Stprte).
Men ,,bpor man bar i'm Stnrte. bar
man ogiad i'm Spoebeb". SelDe benz
ne QfTIuttetbeo ferer let inb | Sn9Der=
ipnstbeb. SeIprstfarbigbeo, 9pmmez
iHge os / aanoelig 9olb6eo.
5 bore 9age er Der @runb til at
l9gse M9rfe til. at life blot Snbres
Observation-Disclosures. men ogfad mango
Carbohydrates Sbn pdd Sa9en er
praget al ,9onbentitels Suntsn", iom
en- benne 5orm for &irtelip bar ben
egentlige, ben bebite, ben eneite, mebens
ben fore, blaabebe 5oltstirfe fun bdps
be @erbi peb at p9re golig for oisIe
9maatrebie.
Naor +. Gtf. giitop 8srbam i i'm
BOG ON Den banite 6oltetirte og oens
5orfatnins" flyer. at Ri maa babe en-
&irteforFatning. for at Ri = 9i9beo
meO Smaalomfunosne e, Gti. gapti-
iter) = fan faa Wagt til at itdffe os
al meb benz, Der oeres 2ip biIer, at be
life %pirtelig bsrer til airten. = IA er
bet &onbsntitelz 3aafen, Der piisr fig.
er / Strio meb 5oltetirtens 8es
greb. Qige fad libt Tom ri = MI ON
= lonosforpiier Soft, foroi
5olt itaI Dog BABE ct 59Orelano, ielp
ON be er bdarlige 5olt, = Ii9e ida
IiOt maa hi .foroiie" Golt fra 5oltez
ielp ON De er oaarlige ariitne.
Oct er aonpsntitels Santsn, Iom er
en- al 9runosne til 6orpirri1gen /
Jolts 5anter oper for be itsrre airtes
famfunb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02
G~onucntifler.

,&onpentitlsr" befbOer .SmaaTame
funb" og bruess. fom ct Galesnabn
for ale benz, Der afionOrer fig / Smuaz
treble 1 Mobiatning til .be1 fore
airts", 6bab enten bisfe Smaaiamfunb
afpigsr fra ben fore &irtes Care Ger
Sstterere), eIIer be life ger bet; men
fun afionbrer fig, fOrOi Der I Stats>
firferne finoeS Iaa meeen 0erbsliebeb
og 0antro.
DisIs aonoentiflers Stprfe er juit
Snberliebeoea. 8aabs ben enfeltes
@ubsli0 os SamfunbsliDet imelem
bsm inObbrbes faar ct inberligere, bars
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02
Sanit

Oct sr f~orbaoIenoe at Ie, bpor let en-
Moneoe braoe Wennefter ta9er iig ben
Sag at gengipe uosnlanoits 5anter paa
Daaf. Selp ON ben fremmebe 5ors
fatter er ri9tig foritaaet, bpab Der for
soriet life altib er 2ilfGlost. faa itplz
cer mar bog p%irtelie ogiaa fine 29iere
at eengipe 5onen / bans Still. ,6por>
lebes, min 6erre, De Doper2" er ganife
pitt en- orbrct Sberf9ttelie at ret tilfbaz
renoe frantic ubtrbf. Men iaaleoes
flyer man MI Ell Sang life pda Oaaif,
Do Oa 9snbingen lpber iset, 9iDer ben
life noesn rigtig 5oreitiqins ON ben
5igurs Maabe at ubtrptte fig pua, iom
man Logger cen | Wunoen. pda 9anit
bebDsr BET: t5por tyr De unberftaa
Dem? Oette Blot Tom ct gropt 81
iempel paa fluntet @engiDeife. Stulz
be Der tales ON De finere ubebj9lpToms
bsber, pilbe bet blire Misbrug Ct
Ylaos. Oct primler | ben 0rao al
Dem / ppr operIatte 2itterdtur, at BET
lite er iaa unoerligt, ON mango Mens
neiter, Der fun ten6e uoldnoet eennem
OperIetielfer, bar ct 8r9nsbiae at De
inofsotes Waabe at tale paa.
Men oeiaa bpor man ubtrptfer fine
egls 5anter, Dil man gre bel / at
operpejs tit Spros. Set er soot al
6a0e i'm eeen Still, men bet er inseil
Stabe til at tale os ftriDe fine 2dnbss
manos Sprog. 90 itsnt bette efter
Sassns Ratur Tom lepenOe 8afen mac
bore / itaoig lbsifli1g er bog lite ole
padDirtnineer liee gooe. Waa life ct
oanit Ore Iteoes at Orb ION: p a a.
6egDnbe, paatr9pe, paa6e>
re, tiltrenge? Get er iaaen Be
rtgelle az Sprogst at itrtoe: 9er flls
trenges en- 9Gnorine. = Man a9ter
at paaMgpnOe 5nbfprslien. Oct er
minarere en- 5orringelie, | alt Sab er
Otr intet punoet peO at BRUCE oisfe
genbinger / SteOst for bet msb Spros
gets @ano mere itemmenbe: Ser tr91s
sss til, man agter at bcgpnos pad. Oa
bbab ital man ii9s, ON en- jaaoan
Smaglesbeb / en- oanif Muno fom:
o2iOet fit bun bog bebOlDe", ban fiji
bcrae fine pen9e" / Stcpet for: o9un
bebolbt bog aipst", ban rebbebe fine
penee."
SOop enbelis Srbftiainsen ! bort
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02

Sprog angaar. ba ugte man paa, at
ben fprnuftigbis maa ipiQe en- itor
Rone / ct pad 5ormer iaa fatti9t
Sprog Tom 0anif. Gsnne 5dttiaoom
er ct 6ortrin, ben fritaser oS for mani
ge operflpOige 0perboIOeIier al BIZ
ningsenOelferne; men ben mad opoejsS
Dcb nsie Sagttagelie at Spr09sts
,&bptme". = pas paa Satte1.1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-02
9enrif Stefens.
III.

6enrif Steifens Mober 6apne altio
piaet.at benbes Syn ituloe p9re gr9it.
gnDnu oa Dsoen narmeoe zig. minoez
be bun ben 15zadrige 0reng Oerom,
G5ab bun fad ofte booDe gjort: o0u
ital fOrfpnoe 9errens Orb; ban bar
falbet Dig og uoruitet Dig meo fine
gaper; bin trn MOD hum og mob Dit
Sab, faa pil Sub peliigne Dig. Og
Senrif bar bel en- from 0reag. os ban
lcgoe i'm Mo'rs Orb pua Sinbe, men
Pr9itegerningen : BET fslte ban 9oot
= bar MI life bet, ban baDoe fadet
gbner os 4nlGg for. Gn nOrbets
Sjener" bleD ban M aIigepel.
56i bet bar BAN, Der meo lit Orb
pirfebe, at Oeblsnidldssr blep fig lit
tore Sigterfalb bepibft, og 9ru1btDig
pibner, enbnu ba ban q langt oper
De so, at bele bans llbbifling bar en-
Srugt at SteHens Orb / 1902.
6pab iasbe StsHens ba / 1902
ga, bd ban MI peo 5oraurstio tom
til &sbenbabn igen eFter fire uenoeli9
riee 2lur bernebe / O%igterldnoet, ba
fnates ban, at ban Tom iom Den tore
8erbensrejienbe til en- fife 9sbitab.
Sg ban a itolt og felte zig tor. Sg
bog maatte ban fgle Jig life; tbi booo
par beg bet, ban baobe opleDet, mob
ben 2eftelis, iom meo Slaget paa a6ez
ben bar gaaet gennem bet oanife 5olt.
Der bilbe ban NOT babe p9ret meol
6snrit SteHsns haDbe m9gtige Del
nnbere fer bjemme, iad ban tit mart
iereet idd nogenlunbe for ubtommet.
9ern9it ffaHebs ban Jig en- rigtig roz
mantiif 8plig. .9et bar / en- ftiae
Baarb, Der tilbsrte en- rig agbmano.
0ennem en- merf Sang og en- lille Stue
t-aabte man inp / ben fore Sal, iom
GteFens be6oebe. 8aggene, 6eflGbts
NIB nfsrft Yanei, bar belt / Setter mse
forgplbts aaater, og I bisfe Setter bar
bibelffe giaeber. Me6lerne bar GAM
meloaas, gorbe, Stole, Stdbe og Pnlt
of fort glinienbe Sbenbolt; for be 6pje
ginouer bang gule Gardner neb rige
Ioloer. Salen benbte uo til en- itiae
!5ape, omgfpen at bsje Mlure, meo
manqe 3r9er; ben bar forfsmt, 0r9sz
fet bofsebe frooigt | Gangene. gn
forunoerlig Stilbeb bsritebe beItd7big,
Doqnenes Raslen leb fun utpbeligt
fra bet Jjerne. Nuar Solen Ifinneoe
aennem sreernss t9tte 2sp og faitecc
fine Stroder inb | ben bunfls Stue,
naar ben bpbe Stilbeb berffebe triabt
pnt, ba bar bet BAN ofte, fom III ban
8efeg at be Manber, iom ban nplig
babbe lebet iblanDt".
5 5opeoltoben tit Stsnens after
Cmgang meb fiere at fine sdmle Benz
ner. Msn inart ajorbs 5a1 ct mt Be
fenbtffdb, nsmlis Seblenf4ldgers,
Dsnne fortaIer felp, at ban en- DAG
fab | ct @Gitgiperi paa &ongens Np=
torp. Dd bar Der gn, Der flappeot
BAN paa SfulDeren. Seq benbte mig
ON oq faa 8. 8. Mpniter Zen grooer
til rem ieaere giifop Dr. bag min Stol
mso en- Jung, rant Manb, Der bapbs e
frauft gnIigt fufot at aip rg Qdno.