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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04

grip, looked like the fitting scepter of Il
man whose escrv movement was that of
d mountain chicftain.
This stlnn.e man ran forward. and, to
Guide Whit:laiis $ surprise. he caught
him in his arms. crying as he did so:
Colonel. Colonel. have You forgotten
mn?"
Il am not a colonel. My name is Whit
man-Robcrt Whitman replied the
guide.
In ;h;, land men from the crowded
East change their names as they do their
habits. L am Leroy: what | was when
last we met it matters not"
But never s..w you before" said the
ss,onishcsl guide.
You FORGET your own good deeds. 1
can never isrge. the man who, in re-
sponse to the mystic appeal of Il common
brotherhood. SAY cd my life Mt the risk of
his own al The battle of Dalton"
AT Dalton:''
Before Guide Whitman could say more
tile tall man caught him in his arms. at
the same time claspins his right hand
with IL pccniiar grip. They We're placed
breast To hrcust, foot to foot. and knee
to knee. and 50 the mystic words were
uttered ti,lt brought all the past to the
guides mind. and assured him that the
friend in nerd WAS II brother indeed.
This brief ceremony over. Leroy. re-
tainins Guide Whitman's hand. said:
Come. let me introduce you to my
son. He has ceased firing. which shows
that the foe has withdrawn ont of
range
The young man that faced them was
nearly as tail as his father. and the
similar dress sat close to his exquisite
figure and brought cut all the sweeping
lines of grace that Phidias might have
copied for his Apallo. The long. yellsw
hair fell in natural waves to his shoul'
ders, but it did Not render effe1ninate q
face that was Write despite its indescrib-
able beauty. The blsod Of health and the
bronze of the mountain sun had deepened
the tone ON mis- cheeks. over which, like
ficcks of gsssamer gold. the down of d
tirst beard was scattered.
MIR. Whitman" said Leroy, This II
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04

dented. says n Lon
don correspondent.
The expression of
feeling never has
been more unre-
strained and even
OH the historic oc-
casion when Plin-
soil shook his fist
at Disraeli parlia-
mcntary propriety
was not so severely
outraged.
.a,y Chamberlain
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages. and that is catarrh. Halls Ca:arrh Cur.
is the only positive cure now known to the med,
ical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
d ease. requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarr Cure is taken Internally. actin.
directly upon the blood an! mucous surfaces a.
fe p ySns a the
building up the constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The proprietors have n 50 o
One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails 10
cure. Send for list of Testimonials.
Address. F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
eRt-Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04
CHAPTER Nv.

When Captain Richmond found that
Guide Whitman had escaped him, and
that he was forced to withdraw his men
from the range of the destroying rifles
on the cliffs. he tried to ease his feelings
by an unusual torrent of abuse.
WELL" laughed ST. Armand. ''tle fel-
low deserves to escape. A better rider
| never set eyes on"
''IIc's all the more dangerous for them
qualities" broke in the burly giant
Utah. Then, addressing Richmond. he
continued: ME and st. Louis and Otter
Jake has just been sayin' that you'd or
ter have let us jump the outfit when it
struck the hills"
"And have the women killed?' snarled
Richmond.
What of that? A life is a life. l recll-
on. Thar wasn't none of us soft on them
women except it might be ST. Armand.
who's allus raving about one Jennie Grey
She's beauty and worth raving
about" broke in the handsome young
outlaw.
"Waal," said the fellow known as est
Louis" 'our gang is after swag. and we
want to get all we can. without much
resk That's the lay wee on"
with the added one, chucklcd Otter
Jake. a lean man Will broken nose
that we want to keep out of the hands
of the law"
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bling, one-story structure, that looked to
be half house, half fortress.
Before II cheerful fire in front of the
buildings IL short, stout black man APP
peared. and he was as much delighted
at the coming of the riders as We're the
dogs.
I'VE have friend, Mr.. Whitman, with
u.s. said Mr.. Leroy, nodding to the Wis
itor, ''and want yon, Tony, to get us up
your best supper. for we are hungry
"Ycs. sah, when Use put away the
stock said Tony, coming forward to
take the horses.
The three men bathed their faces and
hands in the stream, that swept so near
to the fire az to mirror its every glowins
brand.
For stout man Tony was wonderfully
active. lie danced about. watching tl,u
roasting venison, lifting the lids off pots
| tents by inhalns the appetizing odors,
ana at the same time attending to the
setting of table in the house near by.
Trout and veni>on, light biscuits and
meaiy potatoes, aromatic coffee and fresh
milk. with salad of wild dandelion,
formed Il menu that gourmand would
have enjoyed, and which was particu-
larly tempting to the three white men.
Supper over, Mr.. Leroy and Guide
Whitman lit their pipes; had Bertram
done the same it would have seemed us
much out of place as if he had been a
beautiful girl. He threw himself on a
fur robe. spread out on the floor, and
with his hands clasped above his head he
listened. with rapt interest. to the con
| vcrsation of his father and their newly
| found friend.
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The Two Periods.

CATER ALL" said the Old Codger, in
his usual dry way, Il kinder think that
instead of there bein' seven ages of men,
as Shakespeare contended, there are only
two-beforc he is married and afterward.
During the first period he puts in most
Of his time trying to make the lady think
he is devil of fellow, and during the
second he spends still more of it in en-
deavorin' to convince her that he amt"
Puck.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04
News of Minor Note.

Edwin Douglass. in Jail at Boston
hanged himself. He was charged with
assault.
Engineer G. Fl. vantassel of the Lake
Shore Railroad fell dead in New York
Heart disease.
Charles Royal, self-confessed wife mur
derer, Findlay, Ohis, tried to hang him,
self in his cell.
Burglars bound Edward Lowencelle, .
watchman in the Platt mill. Waterbury.
Conn.,. blew the safe and took $75. Els
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04
Wales to Be Represented.

r'he London Gazette announces that
tho principality of Wales will be rep
resented in the arms of the Prince Of
Wales. This change is in response b,
the Welsh request that the principalitg
figure in the royal standard or in the
arms Of the heir apparent.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04
Many school Children Are Sticky.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children. used by Mother Gray, nurse
in Children's' Home. New York. breal, up
Colds in "a hours. cure Feverishness,
Headache, Stomach Trouble, Teething
Disorders and Destroy Worms. At all
druggists, 25c. Sample mailed FREE.
Address Allen 8. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04

Courses Of instruction for children who
stutter have been started in various Ger
man schools.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04

With all their meetings. some minis
ters have hard time making both ends
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04
Perseverance of Cupid.

He-This is your final answer?
She-Yes.
He-Well, you can't keep n good man
down. I'll be around at this time to-
morrow to propose to you again.-Chi-
cago Record.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04

Mrs. wlnalow.s soofnlxo SYRUP tor Childrer
eeetninG: soltenS tile gums, reouces Inflammation
,ellAys rain. cvrss Wind collie. . cents bottis.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04

ARE YOUR CLOTHES FADEDe
Use Red Cross Ball Blue, and make them whit,
again. Large OF. package. 8 cents
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04
DILLON EPISODE is UNIQUE.
Tilt with Chamberlain Unprecedented
in Commons History.

The scene in the House of Commons
Dillon was in one way quite unprcce-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-04
1919 Bus. Onions Per Acre.
Trick of the Trade.

"Papa." said the little daughter of a
dentist. "don't you think ought to have
some new shoes?"
whats the matter with your old
oncs?" he asked.
"Oh, they are all decayed," she replied.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
Spler, 9incOln So. Winn.

Nu er BET lang lib, itoen oDans
fferens" 9aIere bar bert noget fra
os Der / 5nler; be fleite troeoe mad
ife 1t Ri par bob; men ida gait er bet
bog life; Ri leper / 9aab ON, at ben
Dag / Morgen ffuloe blipe en- imut
DAG; for nu bar bet mart regnet / 2
nqer. fdd SFdrmerne 9ddr omtreng meb
b~ebrebebe 4nIigter, Der er nemltg life
mango, fom er f9rbig meb at ftdtte;
Oct meite at 6peoen er til6aee enbnu;
men en- uges TER @ejr Oil bialpe itori
paa bet. Ser tr9nges til 4rbejs=
bjelp, bet er baarot at fua 5olt Oar
flint 2snnen er temmelig COB, ben er
fra $2-23 ON 9dgen. Der fom=
rner 5olt nof Der til, men bet er ittt
benz aas, iom BIZ arbeibe. Gen gof
4rbefoer fan dltib faa nogst at be-
title. aT HDt er Der neite life noget,
ION er n9rb at omtale; fun ffal jea
nGpne, at Ri bar BAIT en- life Sloe=
brano, iiben jeg ffrep fibit, bet bar en-
Stab, Der mddtte 6olbe for. Der bal
to 6eite, fom til6grte aarl 0ielien, BET
MATTE libe 9sben, og 2 4sr fom til
6grte Mdrie Sttefen. 9porban bel
TOM op er Der ingen at Der oeo, men
aGe tror, at Der bar p9ret nogen Der
inbe for at ioDe, ba bet bar ON Mor'
qenen ST. 3. Sdd til Slut en- ben.
Zig 5iIIsn til yDunfterens' Reoaftsr.
og bens 2afere, pg ieg BIZ snffe oDdn'
ifersn" en- COB Jremgdng Der pda es.
rsri % oper alt, bbor Den fommel
6fdnbt bet bunife Soft.
9enliait Hfels SEN N.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
Dann1arR.
sSnternationnlt friitcligt
Stuoentcrmpoc.
sOre Ntaosmi. 81. Qua. 100.

SDtp Nldpemt, Il. jug. 1Ju2.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paa Sors
ataoemi begpnbte / Dag fine Msoer
unoer 5ori9oe at 5ormanoen for
9erbens triiteIiee Stueeterforbuno
Or. aarl 6ries fra StocfboIm.
9an bolOt ielO SnOlebningstaIen
ober @mnet: 8etineelierne for mob
tagelien at aunbelig 9%eliignelIe .
Sproget, iom benpttes, sr gnglif. men
meo Oberi9ttelie til ct anbet Sprog
/ Reglen 5pif. SITTER BAN talte 5or<
bunoets bibtberejite 9enerulietretnr
Mr. SObn q Mlptt ON nGnbeo / Sris
ftus".. pa man hdpoe pauiert ct
&parter, begpnte bet anoet 5ormib=
bagsmsoe meb ct 6preorag al eng
lenberen ulr. 9enpoob ON Screening
al grebbe og Snoerliebeo / 9riitenz
bomsopfattelien; 5dleren paapiite,
bporlebes Sn9berInn siorbe Sfabe.
og bboroan 9gte og inoerlig 9riiteny
bonn gobt tunbe og rbetinget burbe for
enes meb ct aabent 9lit for &ultur.
opgapernes 8etnbning. Wsbet fluttcoe
oern9it meo ct 5oreorag at M. pierre
gopet fra 5rantrig ON 9ennens Be
tpbning for Dor gepaselie. 5alerns
inoIeoss og iIuttes meb Sang efter
g ! Il M.s itsrndtionale Song6os
bbor bpsr Sang er uofat pad De 8
5obeofproe.
; acknowledgements aflaeoe 9ene
rulfetretpren Wr. Wtott lin 8eretning.
Oenne Diier, at 5orbunoet iioen fibite
9onferenee = @erIai1es 1900 = er
pofset meb 1900 Meolemmer, faa
at bets Iemlebe Meblemsantal MI er
$1,000 Stubenter for0elte / 1910
5oreninger. 0isIe i~orterer unoer
5orbunoet5 II Qfoelinger. hboraf be
Ifanoinapiife 9anbe uosjsr en-. of am
ore Sal fan man m9rte zig, at Der |
be fiofte 2 Nar er rejit Il me 6or=
eningbpgninger. os at 5aaet pau be
Se~freterer, fom er aniatte / 5orbun=
bets foriteIige Qfbelineer. / famine
5iosrum er fteget fra 101 til 1876;
fibite Nar blep Der inben for 6orbunz
bet afbolbt life minbre eno AZ Stu
beutertonFerencer. 6efsgte al 500 De
legereot. Der melbes ogfaa ON 5rem-
odno baaoe / Stuoiet at ben beqi9e
! Strift og / Miiionsitubiet. Selb
blanbt be fangne 8oerer paa Ct. 9ez
lena BAR Der en- 9rebs al ca. 80 Stuz
oenter, iom ituberebe Wisiion. gerets
ningenilutteoe meo ct glit pau De fore
Spgaper, Der loa for, pg meo mango
9inf for beres 9ssning, ct belt lille
prperam.
Deb Qf~tensborbet inbleb Telegram
fra gernitorf:
,5ans Majeitet aoneen ienber
gerbens triitelige Stubenterforbunb
peb bets aonference / Sors i'm biertez
liee 9jenbilfen og tai meo oprigtigt
2nffe ON al 6remgang os 2pfte for
bets peliignelsrige 9erning.
Roienfanb."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

Gn fonermet Ret. 5lens.
borg, II, Quguit. Den berb9renbt
2anOsrets fsrite Straffetammsr bdr
/ Dag ibemt Rsbottsr 9. Simonfer
Deo ,5lsnsborg 4pis" l Qars Song.
ielsitraf for 5ornarmelie mob Obsr-
lc5bretten / aiel. Sagen bar rejit pao
5orunleonins al Operlanorettens
Straffeienut. Der bubbe giort g9loens
be, at en- 9trtitel / o5lsnsborg apis"
for bpilten Simonien bar aniparlig.
inbebolot en- geitploning mob Spers
lanbretten for foriatlis Retsellnoers
trpffelie. Q~anbsrsttsn ibsmte Simon
len ben bejsit mulis Struf.
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$40 gltres lamlet 6rGslano

% $40 Atres Oprfet ganO (noeet er bog
@res oe Mfolfal = iibite meb fine 5uie -
liant Ell ton sosAcres 5arm Unites iolet
Dieblitteli9. gilt tet pp til Citation p9
Stole. 9ette 9etaliu9spilfanr.
Nlfnlfa 9ror ~iiffert oe frobi9t Der.
30 niibre nnoeliee 6iem for burti9t
Salg.
50 onuite 6amilier lener n%elitilet os til
irebs Smeenen.
NIB. DANTE inl9er MI o. on, men fDber
trnts pnn iomme Rlaos igen.
8uitin y. 9. 154, 0eb., Plug. 1902.
8. g. @eitergaarb,
9anon9ent.
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Blair, 9icbr.

Noitington Counties 9ea6ers Snz
ifitute ilutteOe i fiOits u9e efter en-
llges Qr6eiOe. 2arerne par 9rOf.
9u6n at Blair Stolerne, Prof. .. g.
Gillian % gtrs. Sentins.
= 6bis bet life bar pOpulert. nnbet
of 5oltet. bporfor flyer De 6anOlenOe
oItio: ogi bar noget Ii9e iaa gObt
iom Roctn Mountain 5e2" Gent
ober bet. 80 Gents.
5drn9dm &c Sampi On.
st Gtiemplar al en- @uIbington
Gpuntp 4ois fra 1858 er fornplig
blepen fanoen AT Daniel %. Carr,
ION er / 5ero meo at ftrioe WaTb=
instpn Counties 6iitorie. Oct gumle
glao, iom fables Rebraitd pioneer,
er bateret ben q, San. 1858 og er
go. 27, bets Rebatter er 6. 80. Slime.
9laoets Motto, iom er prentet / fore
Spper tbers oper Soriioen er:
..Squatter Sopereigntp". 0esuoen
inoe6oloer bet en- Gale at qres. Bud.
honan, % en- lepenbe 4rtifel, Der meii
1anoler ON en- 9rooers Reoaftsrs
9~darligbeoer. Gnbpiosre les at Gum.
ing Gitp bar @aibington Counties oa.
perenoe iterite gp meo ca. 300 Sno4
bbgeere, meD l1notagelie at De Soto
ION bdp0e flere Joretninesbufe.
5dar 2ipsilOsn til at branbI
meb en- itst Slamme. GOrnper ling.
bommens glade, gDlbne 9age. De
sesr Hoctp Mpuntatn Sc. 35 Gents.
5arn9am &c Sampfon.
6. 6. pierce er ben betenbte L.
benbe 5orbdnbler at ale Slass NIB.
Ter, Sensefjebre og Maorufer. 8urt
u.pogne 0. |. b. San bill f9lse Bill
tigsre snb be tore Suie meb slimrenbI
Ratdlog.
= Der er mango imutte bigger, mer
BEN imutteite er dltio ben fornufttg
pige, fom bruger Roct1 Mountair
&c. 30 Gents.
5arnbam C Sampfon.
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SenoeriDaano.

Qrrefteret Sournafift.
5lens6org ben 10. Quguit. Sourna.
lift Simonien, Der / Manbdgs iopms
ties ct Qars 5angielsitruf, bIeO / 5ors
miobag drreitsrst unoer pdaffub at.
at man bapbe BAN mistantt for al
piae u~nborags fig StrafFen Deo 5Iugt.
Simonisn neblagbe itrdfs S~noIigelie
mob QrreItationen.
(Senere 2elegram). Sournaliit Sis
monIen er blepen lesldbt mob en- aab.
tion al 10000 Mort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

alemt mellem Sernbane e:
Mioolefart. ben12. 4uguit
8anearbsjber 5ans WabIen er / Dae
pdu 5r9tbansn Der blepsn flemt mel-
lem gufferns pda to SernbaneOogne
for fan Dilbe irnte fdnHieH, me6sns
be bar / 5art. Den 5~orulDtfeoe Bier
bragt paa Spgehuiet. men Der er fun
libt 6aub om at rsbe bans 2ib. 9ar
er aft % bar ire 9srn.
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Smeoeforrctnina.

st pelinorettet, pelbeiot ug pelbeiget
Serfiteb gnites iolgt fUr 10 Nupb. vi
8elbreosbenipn nil Den %nunprenoe @ier
gaa til Ell 5arni.
8uifin y. g.: l54. 9ug. 1902.
3. 6. @eitergaaro,
Sanoageut.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
observation-disclosures til neoiat
Yris.

Gen Dollar for G~eturbiaet meaem
Omaha og Blair, Nebr., Dug. "a
-27. og 81. Canine Sept. 81
-1O-14 og IL. Returbillet g9loer
bpert 5ilfelbe cen Dag fra aSbei
ar 9iQetten.
Operper bet m~uiifalfte program.
u. 6. 0oobricb,
8i1etsAgt..
Nort6 WeTtern 2inien.
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Notwithstanding

meb ener uben 10 Ncres 9anb pni,es af-
benoet ~inareit muliet.
en brifti9 9aniter tjente sube 9en9e
Der lere Nar. Gneite 5orretuine Of ben
Art | Bpen.
Rritin i. 8. 154, Neb. aue. 1902.
3. 8. @eitergnaro,
%Qanbneent.
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Gteber norb for og influfiDe Blair
afDer gratis gaetur for rejfenos til
9afota Gitp oh Settlers picnic"
Qua. %. aeturbiGetten galoer til
Qlue. %. 1902.
Blair q 4IM
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

Unite Deb 5ginbtsrfel
@darbejer Sens g. Suitefen, @ejersleb
bar Forlsoen / Serb meb at fjere 6s
inb. ia man fierte bjem meb ct 2ns,
fit ben enc 9eft 9alen oper 3smmen.
Gn pige, fom bar meo paa 29sIet,
bilbe rDtte 5smmen til zig; men berbeb
blep l0eitene bdnge Og fate ufiteb /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

Slbebranb. Npfsbing.S 81, ben
10. Nuguit. 5 gat nebbrenbte Sens
peterIens 8aarb | NDrup. Slben Dps
fob | asttenet og formenes at bibrsrs
fra en- Del benligsenhe Spaaner. 8es
6oerne, Deri6ldnbt ct Ydr fgbenbabn=
ffe aeri6grn, moatte | bet blotte 9innsb
rebbe fig gennem @inouerne. DIT Snoz
DO br9nbte famt ct fontant 8elsb paa
300 Gr., berimoo rebbebes MaItiners
ne. !6eite og Greaturer bar pau Wur=
fen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

pilo 5lugt, 9o9nen oGlteoe, og Sens
9. sSiteItn, ben un9e qi9e iamt en-
m~inoreaaris gige iIpngeoes neo mob
Soroen mto tor Strait. Den lille pige
tpg ingen fabe oso 5aIoet. men tunoe
Itrafs lobe bjem Og fortalle 9pdo. Der
par itet. 0a Der tom 5olt til, lda
SuIteien bsoiftlps. % qiaen bdpoe
Iaaet ia Iaa lemt, at bun lite tunoe
aaa. Sufteisn bar belle 5ioen iioen boz
ret uben geoiitbeo, pg er ifelge
,,Sfdnoerb. u. Ao." forleoen az
eddet peo 9eoen.
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9sb om Jslgeaf ct Il :
Wibbelfart,
ben 10. Qusuf. Den forleben Dag
tilItabetomne 9anenrbsjper Cans
Wabfen er faa Elmer sfter Snblagz
ss!ieH paa Ssssbafst afsaast hsn
-Oeben.
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SDin Oh Gorn er YenQe.

100 Pd. of noore's Stock Food bill for6inore
Sp8eom hes Soineae % ipare 10 Sn.
Ntais. 6uis life, toiter bet intet. Sqlges
paa 80 Cages 9rgne. 4riien er $3.50 pr.
100 30. 5orhinorer lltgi bos Spniene, %
be logger iiere 9G9, ellers inaen Betaling.
MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO.,
E8- asenisr gnites. Council Bluffs, la.
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Gn 9u91e 9iernerumz
ct. sos Smso Senien / 9omborg itete
Der forIsoen Dag ct lige idd marie
ligt iOm itpgt lllpttestilfeIoe.
st Bar unge Menneiter bdpoe fdd,
ct fat paa en- 9ommepiitpl, og ben enc,
Der naturligpis antog at @adbnet IL
te bar labt. tog i Speg Si9te paa
&ammeraten og trptteoe at.
ulntteligOis bar Der Patron / pis
itolen og auglen ramte en- 16saarig
Smeoelarling, 6olger. b%iembsrenbe |
Rr. 2isbjsrs / 8pbe, mibt / panOen,
meb fac Itpr Strait, at Den tr9ngte
gennem pdnoebenet.
Spor unbsrligt, bet END lpoer, III
mes ban at futile lippe goot ira bet.
6on bl.p ifl. oRinst. u. o." itrfs
tsrt til 9tmpie, men ba ingen al 29s
germ. bar tilit.ot fpaierebe ban | Ii
mepis omtring / gnen uoen at babe
anoen g.Iprr at auglen / 9iernen
enb libt OptaItning Og nogen 9opeos
pine.
l1nberfsg.li.n bite, at 8uglen er
dddet minbTt It pdr CONNER inb
SoDebet g.nnem 6ierneitaloen. Den
er life funbst og bill nnppe tunne tdges
uo. 2arlingen er inblagt paa Spges
buffet. 6an er ftabig fOrhOlospis bel
tilpas, bar life p9ret fra 8eOiitbeben
Ga fiber life biore Smerte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
Sil Zulu.

100 Ncres, 2 Mil ira Station. 4ris 81, 100
eIer 81, 700 meb 8eietnineen, ON 6anbe-
len Tier mart. Gm llnbcrretnins "TRIP til
Sens ". SEMEN,
Sbennin9ton, Monroe Co., @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
4uSmiOOe(for KOinOer

3ea BIZ isrbt frit. tinisemeb fuIbffrnbig Brugsan.
e%isnina, en- Del at bette fmpIe pusmibDtl mob buib,
fob. uoflet, Moberens Jorintnine % doIben, man,
aelfule ener trsrte.s!e gsaaafSsf0b, Dpipsr euer
@esrrter. Gnfalb al Bnrme, EflbBieligbeb til at Orc
be, lsbenbe Smerret hnsraoen, Hp9p9rf oa ale Slaes
Rpinoeingbomrif, til euhuer, Tom ienber mig iinaoresie.
HRpbrg buis 3stre er ipge, oil leg giue Beifeb ON ei
Scs. S-s-..ccc!. Sc.s go. c::sc c: ~fcr.fr.:s eer-
nieb, fofer bet fun folo Gents ON tisen at bliue fulb.
f0ubi9 helbreoet. Seq pnffer lite at inIse npgef.
Gorf1l andre eioeube besom = bet CT oft, bpae LEG be-
gi1rer. abr.:o
Nrs. ~. saamers, Bog si 7airs 3oaisg. 3rA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-04
RAILROADS AND srEAMsoArs
IZLMAK||1$6
In Effect juno rs, 1902.
Trains leave Augusta as fsllows:
THROUGH TRAINS

THROUGH TRAINS
GOING WEST-6.s7 A. NJ. for Lewis
lon- Pennington, Rangeley Rockland.
PORTLAND, Boston. Quebec and Montreal:
+ IL; IL a. N: Qo4o A. M. Sundays, for main
nne points only), express for Brunswick
Lewiston. Pennington, Phillips, Range. .
ley, ;Rockland, Portland and Boston. con-
hheGng Ior W e 5da Mountain points. and
Bath. Rockland, Lewiston, port.
land, Boston, Montreal and Chi
rhaso, connects at Portland with
onrousn sleeper for New York ex-
N; arriving New York 7.05 A M: SIS p.
~, sundays only; for Portland and Bos-
t tRn ana seeper far New WITH
there at 7.0s A. M; 1912 P. M. might
PulimaD, every night for Lewiston.
bath. Rockland. Portland and Boston:
GOING EAsTIli s I 4. NJ ios' srIrht .x.
press, for Skowhegan, Bangor, Moose
head Lake and Aroostook county. Via 3.
Andrews, st. John. via Canadian Pacific
and Aroostook and Washington counties:
.Z2o A: M. Bangor and Bar Harbor; 90S
A. NJ, for Waterville. Skowhegan. Belfast
Bangor Ellsworth, Bar Harbor: and fcr
Oakland, Belgrade, Winthrop and way
stations TO Lewiston; II. 20 noon. for BAN
gor, Bar Harbor, So. ". Harbor. Aroos-
; iook county. Nancehoro. st. John and Hal
terville and WinthroP, ~ % p NJ. express
for Rucksport and daily 10 Bangor and
Bar Harbor: s.2a p. RI. for Waser-.;,g.
Oakland. North Arson. Bingham. Show
hegan, Belfast, Dexter Dover and Fox
croft, Greenyille, Bangor, Old Town and
Mattawamkeag; 61s 4. AZ. for Water
vile. Newport, Foxcroft and Bangor: 7.26
2. NJ. for Waterville: 9.15 A M, Sun
days only, for Waterville, Bangor and
Bar Harbor.
The night Pullman train going East at
LIZ A: NJ, runs every night, Sundays In
Guided. but not to Skowhegan on Monday
mornings, nor on Sunday mornings to
Belfast, Dexter or beyond Bangor ex-
cepting to Bar Harbor. and Wash Co.
r. II.
sDaily for main line points.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS.
SOUTH GARDINER TO AUGUSTA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-04
William A. Greed.

William Albert Greed died very sud
denly of heart failure, Saturday morn
ing, at the home OF Ira Robbins near
Weber pond in Vassalboro, where he
has been boarding during the past few
weeks. Mr.. Greed was a wholesale
jeweler. whose business was located ir
Boston. He had travelled in the in
terest of his house throughout New
England and is well known to many
business men through that territory
including several in Augusta.
Mr.. Greed was born in South Bos
ton, 46 years ago, but his home a
the time of his death was in Soutl
Weymouth. A widow and two children
who were with him at vassalboro a
the time of his death, survive him
The remains were taken to South Wey
mouth. yesterday. and the funeral vii
be held at his late home in that tow
on Tuesday.