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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20
MADE ANOTHER MISTAKE.

The Ministerial Union, Of Richmond
have been making mistakes Of late, Tn,
last one against them being when they
appointed a committee to visit the
newspaper offices Of Richmond, and
request "that church notices should be
published free" To this the Rich
mond Times Dispatch makes the fol-
lowing good reply:
"The advertising columns of a news
paper are its stock I'm trade, as surely
50 rs the goods upon the shelves of the
merchant. II some member Of the
Ministerial Union had offered Ii roso-
luton tO appoint committee To visit
any of the Richmond stores and re-
quest that goods Toe furnished 90 the
churches fee of charge, the resolution
would not have been seriously cOnsld-
cred Yet there is no difference in
principle between making such "A re-
quest Of a merchant and making "A re-
quest Of ii newspaper to print adver-
tisements without charge. -
Those same ministers wouldn't 90 to
a dry goods store TO ask for yard o.
cloth OF To "a groceryman for a pound
Of sugar free of cost, and why ask a
newspaper for space In It's columns
from which it gets its very life2 Think
again, brother, and you won't
The church of Christ ism pension
er and wasn't commissioned 70 go
about asking aims. The great Com
mission reads in this wise: "GO We
into all the world and preach the gos-
pei, and 10, am with you always"
BE true TO that and the world will
pay willing tribute, and crown the
great head Of the church Lord Of all.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

When Mr.. Bryan becomes a minor
ity-Democrat it will then be time
enough to criticize his cheek in aspir-
ing to leadership. That he has the
sympathy of an overwhelming major
lty of his party goes without saying.
As long as this is true he has a voice
in the meeting. Nobody accuses him
of aspiring to leadership again and we
trust that nothing will occur between
now and the nomination to cause him
to change his mind. He ought to be
satisfied that he can't win, and no
doubt comforts himself with the
knowledge Of the fact that no other
Democrat has won since the days Of
Buchanan. To dub the Cleveland
Gresham-Lamont combination Democ-
racy is folly.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20
"THE OUTLOOKy Is BETTER.

We have never looked upon the
brilliant editor Of the above periodical
as a friend Of the South, but the "Out-
look" is better. Read this and you
will agree with us.
'The negroes will remain here as a
separate race. Blacks and whites. Afri-
cans and AnglO-SaXOns, will not inter-
marry. The two races will never inter
mingle as the AnglO-SaXOn and the
Norman races intermingled in Great
Britain. Never means long time: and
If any dOctrinaire is inclined on scien-
tific or other grounds to question this
assertion, let us say that there is no
prospect Of any such absorption Of the
negro race by the white race in our
time, or in any time now to be taken
account of.
"The race problem will not be solved.
so far as this generation can see, by any
intermingling Of the races. Ifit were
so solved, il would be by the deteriora.
ton of one race, if not Of both. Irish,
Germans, Poles, Hungarians, may
possibly in time lose their distinctive
peculiarities and be merged i'm one
American race-the negroes meyer.
THE southern protest against social
equality is fundamentally a protest
against race inter-marriage and so
against race deterioration. 1t may
sometimes foster prejudice. 1t is
just natural, divine instinct for the
preservation of the race.
The light is breaking, and dsy-dawn
will yet ill0mine the darkness.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20
CHEER, BROTHER OF THE QUILL.

Those Of us who write that Others
may read, 50 often complain at the
smallness Of the pecuniary reward we
receive, but there is nothing remarka-
BILE in that.
In the 18th century we read that
"even an author whose reputation was
established and whose works were pop
ular, such an author as Thomson,
whose Seasons were in every library,
such an author as Fielding, whose
Pasquin had bad a greater run than
any drama since The Beggars Opera.
was sometimes glad to obtain by pawn
ing his best coat, the means of dining
on tripe at a cook shop Underground,
where he could wipe bis hands, after
his greasy meal, on the back Of New
foundlaud dog"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20
THE SOUTHERN CONFERENCE.

Northern lndentists and theorists
have been asking Southern white men
to meet with them and some repre-
sentatives Of the colored race at a point
in the South, TO discuss the negro
problem. These Southern whites are
not enthused over the prospects Of
such meeting nor hopeful Of its out
come. Northern men and representa-
tive colored men will have to abandon
false positions before they can hope to
stand on a common platform with the
whites Of the South on the great social
question Of the hour.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20
GOSPEL OF RELAXATION.Y

That's what a recent writer desig.
mates as the present-day want of Amer.
leans. Another writer wisely lays
stress on the gospel distribution. p
American life is altogether too "stren-
uous" from president down to peasant,
and while we have become expert at
accumulation we are in the a. b. c.'s OF
distribution. Some mel are too rich
a great many men are too poor. Some
industries yield abnormal returns while
OF a large number Of industries Ian
might be written on this
line, but our one purpose just now is to
the American necessity for
relaxation" and distribution"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

The Orange Observer is q and /
years old, and so happy that it sings
out ola full heart this glad note:
I'm all this sunny Southland there is
no more healthy and happy journals
tic youngster, and it is growing strong
or every day. The flowers Of friends
are piled high ia its pathway, and the
words of praises warm, support its eve
ry step"
Here is the Herald's flower and words
OF sincere congratulation. When we
meet in the mountains we will "shake.n
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

"a protesting Christian who won't pay
his obligations TO his church or to indi-
viduals ought to do one Of two things.
He ought either to quit protesting
or 60 70 paying, and do it quick.
Good sense. Such a protesting
Christian" does the cause of religion
more harm than a dozen every day
sinners who do not pretend to be good
Richmond Times-Dispatch.
How about the fine church building
that has been enjoyed as luxury by a
congregation abundantly able to pay,
and yet won't pay? How about the
Mission Boards in debt? The man
who is kept out Of the church because
Of the inconsistency Of one inside, ought
to refuse good money because there is
some counterfeit money in circulation
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

The best pin meath the stars and stripes;
10 cleanses the system and never gripes.
Little Early Risers OF worldly repute-
ASK for DeWitts and take no substitute.
A small pill, easy to buy, easy to take
and easy TO act, but never failing in re.
suits. DeWitt's Little Early Riser:
arouse the secretions and act as a tonic
to the liver, curing permanently The
Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

our brother, of the Petersburg Index
Appeal, says poor folks got no bust.
ness fooling with politics" Some poor
folks have gone in poor and came out
rich.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

Judge Mann says his bill enables the
country people to say whether or not
they want a bar-rOom in their midst.
That would deprive them Of the pleas
ure Of going through the act Of drink
ing Richmond Times Dispatch.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

1t looks as though the Legislature
would be in session "all summer"
The reports Of committees are likely
to be so voluminous that it will be
right hard to know how to begin work
on them.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

Salem, n. C., is an old town of about
1000 Inhabitants, aud yet in % years
hasn't lost $1,000 by fire. Salem has
rigid inspectors who look we'll to fire
traps. The old, old story, ian ounce
of prevention
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

Naggsby-The Democratic party is
still seeking a Moses.
Waggsoy-While in reality all IT
needs is good airin.-Baltimore Amer
lean.
Mistaken White House needs that.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

Ex'Gov. O'Ferrall says Mr.. Cleve-
land is the proper candidate for the
1904 race. Mr.. Cleveland says "no, F."
and nine-tenths of the Democrats of
the land agree with Mr.. Cleveland.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

The candidate for the House in Meek.
lenburg to succeed Dr. Mclean, has no
opposition. He will be able to read his
title clear.-Richmond News Leader.
To mansions in the skies ?n
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

Mr.. Roosevelt and j. Pierpoint Nor
gan have had a secret conference. The
planetary system may he in danger.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

The Senate is still playing a lone
hand, while the members of the lower
house are drawing pay and doing moth
ing
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

Isl ecial guard for Miss Alice RoOse-
welt" is latest news from the White
House. May he she is afraid Of
"co0ns.n
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

The Virginia legislature may remain
in session for many many months or it
"msy be forever"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

Good morning Have you had the
rip2-Rochester Herald.
Got il now. How is it with "youens -
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

Senator Germans boy wants to 20 to
the Maryland Senate and pa says "no. -
There will be music in the air.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

The mighty Mississippi has bid de.
liance to levee barriers and now rushes
over the adjacent country as roaring
lion. Man is impotent in presence Of
wild water and sweeping flames.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

Newport News is busy building and
bidding on ships.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

An AID. in the Herald always pays.
Call and let US give you the history Of
one Of recent date.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

Mr.. Cleveland says be is too busy to
be president-of an art club.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20

j. Pierpoint Morgan doesn'u register
at the hotels where he stops, but every
body knows he is town.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20
DOCTOR OF oPTHALMoLoGY.

One who understands The eyes, their de
fects and the relation 20 human Ills. lie Is
Natural Doctor, not "a Medical Doctor
lie removes the cause Of suffering ana gives
nature a chance 10 restore normal condi.
lions, thus curing the bad symptoms and
the patients. He is able and willing 10 guar
antee good results.
IfyOu are wearing elasses-DO you know
above symptoms yoursg Then do not delay
eyes scientifically examined and "a complete
reference.
DO NOT DELAY OF taking advantage OF
treated and glasses guaranteed satisfactory.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20
FARMvILLE, VA.

Mr.. J. r. Cunningham, of the firm of Cunningham & Co
tobacco buyers has acquired interest in our firm
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-03-20
Eyes Examined Free
BY
DR.. H. BOYD, OpthalmolOgiSt Specialist
Of Wagner Institute Washington D. c.
Has Temporary Offices at Hotel Windsor
Until March 22nd.


PHYSICAL LAW Is THE FOUNDATION.
Poor vision, extra bright vision, sore eyes.
graduated lids, headache, stin neck, tired
feeling, nervousness, neuralgia, female
weakness, noises In the head, duh hearing,
chronic cough, kidney troubles constipation
piles, irritability temper and many other
ailments are not diseases, but symptoms Of
Eye strain In most cases These positively
relieve by prescribing the correct glasses ar
ter thorough examination.
NAT they are the right glasses Any Of the
aving a talk with DR.. Boyd and have your
ecord ofyour case made and kept for future
Dee opportunity 10 have your eyes properly
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15
Daf1lflarR.
SjOrnitjcrHc SjOrniOa ON
NOrOilesuig.

ygeyIiner 5ageblatt" bringer for=
leoen 2(ften fplsenbe 8reo:
5gjit1reoe 6r. Reoattsrl s Qn=
Ieoning al BET greu, iom De par ioa
benlig at oTentlig9sre for mig ben s.
Qpril. bar ieg ira forite1ige Sioer
moetdget SfripelIer. bpori bet beteg>
res Tom en- MisforitaaeIie, naar ieg
bar ubtalt, at be banite giorbilespigez
re for ~beitanbigt bar opgipet 9dabet
ON @enforsning meb 0anmort.
9anite pitt letter be life Iengsre
here's 6or6aabninger til en- arig elIer
ct anoet gruo ue.fra. 5 Roroiess
pig iaa pel iom / De it%anoinaoiite
9dnbe er Der fulo 5oritadeli al bet
6od6lgIe i i%adounn. Sauiioner; oeris
mob 6aaber De paa en- @enforening
meo 31nmarf senrem ltdoiiEin3en
al 5orbolbene / 51itlano og Stanoiz
ranien. Oct er min Yligt at brtn9s
bisfe Snoosnoinger frem for Ofentz
ligfsoen; men ieg ma tilf0ie. at boao
ie9 / min forfte Qrtitel fremidtts I'm
oenne Sag ogiaa par itBttet p0a lib
fagn at ounite glorOI lespigere.
Oberfor 0ere5 gsmartninqer,
6oiitareoe 8eOattgr, ON, at &paers
poIititen for it,Oie er op6srt / 9oro>
ilespig, ital ieg fun a%nfpre, at tan
hinaoiite 8laoe bar bragt MeOoelel=
fer ON, at Der eaonu unoer &ejier=
beisget / as6en6don bar funoet uoz
0isninger Steo ira Rorofespig.
gtprnftjerne gerno n.
ogerliner 5ageblatt" fnptter til
giernIons greD ben 9em9rtning. at
en- 5Oritnoning at Spiflanos RorO<
CREME er ganits utanteIig for al
5remtib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15
Gn ffanbinapiIf Qeae

bet gamle 9onb belbrebebe mig fulohen.
ot9t for Nerpeipetfelie, araftlgs6eb, tn9t.
tet pifonmeIie, Sgunlgsbeo. Cab o. On.
Der ! borbinoelie berlneb, eft.r at lea Der.
I'll gauos bopbe forigst Qnitalter, Spe.
-%ialilter, BETTER oip uoen 0ptte 9ofto.
rens Recept for bette m9rtelige 9qeemib.
Del &c enonu ! min B~eiibbelie, % for at
bl9lpe lioenoe aonosmanb oil fea lenbe
I'll enbner, iom beg9rer bet, en- affrift
oferaf ttlige meo pi6ere Cplpsninger friti
f1rle9let aonbolut. Necepten fan faos
etspeoeret paa ct gpbt 9potbef mob rinae
uo9ift. Sfrin til mig ftrafs, % De oil er.
lare, at Der enonu finbes 9Grliqbeo oa
Cprt9tigheo | Beroen, os at ben Nebicin,
lonl min Heeept forsifriber, nirfelig lure.
der, aoresie: Is. g. Benton, gos 622,
Chicago. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15

Sperrgtshom. - Sperretten
! 9iborg oar paaogmt en- Sag, bpors
usoer 5u.bm9stiaG briitionien ! 9.jz
e pdr tiltalt for 8eoroseri liant for
0oertrapelie al Straffelooens 5 263.
Deb ltnoerretten par 5iltalte ioemt
59ngiel pda @ano % 9rso / 2 @angs
. Da9e; men 0perretten. Der life
fanot S 263 anpenoeli9, men oerimoo
for TO 5iIfelbes 9eotommenoe fanbt
5 PSI opertrdabt. it9rpene StraHen
til 59ngieI paa 9ano "a 9rpb 1
@ange 3 Gage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15

Gunbet $4,000 &r. - Gn
Gnfefru 6srb. Der Dor / Ct. Ssrsens
4at, 9sbenbuon, fonbt ifslse o4ftens
blabei" forleben paa Gaben en- 5sgs
nebog, inbebolDenbe Omiattelige g9r-
oipapircr til et gelsb at 10000 Str.
Den nrlise 5inoer melote fit 5unO
til pOliiiet. Og noset ienere Tom Sic.
rem til Stebs. Oct bar en- finif Dame,
Der ielpfslgelie bar ij9lsglub ober al
faa i'm Gjsnbom iaen, os ION / i'm
9lobe GAP BEN erlige 5inber =
p to- aroner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15

gad Opferoring ON at reiIe Ct Wlins
oegmarte for gerneoporageren 20
5orfatteren g. 8uobe.
Del er plansn, at Minoesmprtst
ital relies pda 9laoien foran 9ims
melbierggaarOen.
Gn at 8iqeobug9er q. gsg:bierg
mooe1ertt Butte at guooe pil blioe
itebt / Bronze.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15

Subil9um pdd Wors. =
lernteber q. u. Gbrtitenien / en-
fsbing paa Mors fsjreoe forleben II
5Ozaars Subilaum. Oct itete unoel
dlminoelig 9eltagelie.
ct 4lDerbomsbjem, iom 6r. G6ri4
iienfen bar label opfsre, fortrinsois
for Jabrifens alpre 4rbejoere, inopi'
eoes. gngnineen bar en- 8aroi a
10000 ar., os Der er til 5jsmme'
tnpttet ct 9sgat paa 10000 ar., bDii
Renter blanbt anbet ifal anpenoes ii
granDielsbj9lp os llnoeritettelie foi
.5jemmets 8ebrsre.
GnGFtenenal. 6 afbolotes ct 5eit'
mdaltio. og gDraaoet lro Raao6ufe
iQlrninere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15

SRA Sl9gt til Staet. =
qeb:r Seniens @aaro / gobsl. 5sD.
ling Spgn, 9ar paret / en- 5amilies
sic / bpert Sab / be fioite 100 Qar.
Den u. Suli 1903 fit peber QnOer=
len Sfsoe pdd Guarben, iom ban ben
p. Suli oDerbrog til Ssnnen, geosr
peberien, Der zen 81. Oftober 1912
operorog ben til Sennen, Senspeoer.
fen, Der beiab ben inbtil II. Je6ruat
1870. ba ban ooerorog ben til tn
Ssn, pebsr Senfen mso 5ilnupr
NDmdnb, Tom enbnu beIibbsr Godr.
ben, Der aitiaa igsnnem 4 Slaetlet
FAR D9rst / famine Sl9sts sic fiber
1903.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15
SrnaanYt.

Stort gsn9etpperi. :
5ra areaturbauo!er 8. gielien !
Safstgbing er Iattsn me1em furrigs
2srbug og Ssnodg bortitjdalst Ell
9enoebrep, ~inbe6olosnDe 1O,20O &r.
gensebrepet bar Qsrbag often benz
Iugt / pengeifabet, bOorfra bet Ssn=
Dag Morgen bar TorTpunoet.
Gn bos Rislisn tienenoe 28saori9
poftfuif er anbolot Tom mistantt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15

" y I !. 1Iltl upA4 I. lAsill
8Iao meooeler, Ital eng1cno "a Som
aeriget i cen isnsre 9io bare opet
9eoragericr i 5tens6org. ios. ban uos
gap fig for At oare SnTpetter Tor
Gtsportilagteriet i aoIoing. San ftuts
be aabne Ell 5ilial Der. 6sftil.s en-
gutifsinoretning til 1900 0lart o.i.p.
og er M ioripunosn.
Olbfa9Sfunb. 6orleoen 6enteoe
8oaroforpagter Sans Dam Camp ira
ct Sanbbierg paa @aaromano Sses
PduIiens Mart / RingenGs. Sans
life Sen ioas peo ben Qeiiig6to at
lege / Sanoet meo en- gammel Stint
etIe, og ba 5doeren iou nsiere til,
opoa9eoe ban / Sdnbet en- fmut %
goot bolbt % bolobar l1rne % 8ruos
fp.fer at en- anoen, bper men ~forIteIz
lige Orndmenter. Spor at nooet
fanbtes lite / urnen, fom ltoo fun liot
unocr Sperfaben. T.t tan mdaite
anto9es, atllrnerne bar tent til at bdz
be Wldo /. s6sjen bdrllbiiet 10 ooer bet
dubne !6ab og ino ab 5lensborg 5ioro
ben oOer Otfseerne. Maaite oar en-
Manb paa 9ast pIubielig maattet
forlaoe i'm qoit og melos 5isnoens
antomit og fOr9Iemt fit Seroice, iom
ioa er blepet tiIbattet at 6lpoefano.
afosb 9eteran. s forrioe
ll9e osoe en- al @etsrdnerne fra 1848,
Ole Sodumien peb 0~ppi9booso. Den
afoebe, Tom bapbe oeltaget / 5redarss
rigen og bar b9bret meb arigsmeooiIz
len, opnudeoe IN 4lber al rs 4ar.
5 be iibfte 30 Qar bar ban tent bos
8adroejer 9asper 8sttger / 9Doig6os
peo, og foruo for ben 5io / Ia 4or
brs 0aoroejer Deter Sberieu / On
Dig9ooeo. Den 3~rofaitbeo, ion ben
edmle @eteran iaalsbes uoOiite / i'm
5ieneite, pr9geoe ogiua bans 5orboio
til ben oanife Sag. iom ban baooe boz
BET qiO % Blob for / 1848.
Gn 9dnt or inbre W 3
iiOn n. 5il 81. 9OrOO. 3eit." itris
Res fra ROroiIesbig: ,lSfter 9oao
bet at qaitor 3onnefen q 6optrup)
uogipns glab .SGbstornet" meooeler,
deter flere @enner at inor. MisiiOn
| Norpilesbig at oprette en- 8ant. Gn
0el At St.rffnbnst Ttal onoeHoss til
at unoerItstte oGirtelis 5orening for
inOre Misiion / Roroiespig".
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gibenftdbelist 8sfsg
peb Danepirfe.- 9lanot Hdpz
meme pod benz. Der bar mobtaget Gejs
feunoeritpttelIe fra aultusminiitsrist,
finbes ogida Oireftsr Deb Tdtiondlz
muIaet, Or. phil. Sopbus Miiler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15

DEN orfpunbne Sejrg:
baab.- Sra 8dIunoborg meos
oeles: Sueten .SsiDanen" at Sejrc.
Der bar afisst Samies apitsr oq
5arpanoet beromtring er MI oenoi
tilbage uben at babe let Sppr al Den
~foripunone Sejrsbaab ener be ON
9orD narenbe.
9isie er SIR. Often, Der er gift oe
bar Here gsrn. Ssmano u. 4nberier
os en- ung pige. Singer G%briItpHeriea,
Ger bopoe beiegt i'm 5orlopeos | Qar=
bus.
D. maa aue tire anies iom forus
l1ftebe.
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1uSmiOOe(forK uin0er

Sea BIZ ienbe fri, i~inieemeb fnIbtrnbia Bruasan.
ptsning, en- Del al bette tmple 6nsmioosl mob 6bihs
too, uoilet, g~Roberens JorHptnine o. fgolben, man.
8eliulo elsr 1meriefnlo Wlaoneos1o6, s3riber enu
SegrTter, unialo al Barme, Gilbsieligheb I'll at 9rus
oe,lgoenoe Snierre R1araoen, Mpgp9rf sa ale Glaas
pinoelqeoomnne til enhper Ion ienber mig Ina bresfs.
Dtsorg pols 3ctre er ipee. bill lea siue Befeb ON 1t
9oef pnsmtooe. pbis man suffer at ~forti1tte ber1
iIheo, foiter bet fun folo Gents ON ligen at blibe fulb.
t9noig %helbrsbet. sea snifer lite at I1Iat upaef-
6oriei aaore 1loenbe besom - bet CT off. bbab lea be-
Mrs. N. saam.rs. Beg Is, Retire zsssss. Sab
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-15

Ltlt, u ltlHt StplulHg II 9losI III
Silitao til ct oioenitabeIigt 9eirs pet
0aneoirtepoloene, Der agtes foretagst
al en- 9reos At Q~rt9oloeer og 6iitori-
tsre.
8ebiGingen Ct gipen unber 0iretter
Miaers Rapn. ioet ban / 5orbinoelie
meo andre proner bet pieere for
nsone.
6angerne poa 5eoen. =
Sfslge ,,6oriens 9(pis" er forleoen
g}at en- at 5angerne. Der par pad ars
beioe pad 6eren, blepen transported
ira @eoebuiet BERTH.
Dan baooe foripgt pad at unOpi9s,
men biep grebet. ba ban par tommen
nosle 6unoreOe @lsn bort.
Store Mpbelbebrdgeriz
er. = 5 9sgnnOelien At Oett. aar
inols6 til Qolitiet en- Del 9nmeIpeIier
om, At De par beoragns for Mebler
til beipOelig. 9eleb, ligeiom ct Bar
SnItrumsntma9ers par ~beora9ne for
It 6%ortepiano.
Gn pelflqot Mano 6dpbe inofunz
bet ia / De forIteai5e 5orrstninger
% leiet W}obler, iom ban fit 6ragt e
TER op9ipen 4oresie. / 6pert enteit
8ilfelo. f%oriteQig. Raar be 6anos
lenoe nogen 5io efter %inofanOt fig for
at 6ente 9enge, piite bet fig. at Mans
cen fun 6oooe leiet 89retiet for en-
lt9:. Sdainart ban bapoe mootaaet
Moblsrne. 6opoe ban itrats pantiat
oem. og Gun baooe 6eatr lite ielo ino=
funOet iig oftere.
Tet oplpites ienere. at q al 5Ortss
%pianoerne por bortiolgt bos en- 2(uts
t~ions6olOer. % oa en- 9erion foriegts
at bare be inotomne 9enge. 6leb ban
an6olot. Sdgen bar iensre n~erieret
oeO ct 9riminaltammer, men font
ban mddtte inbremme at fenoe Ill Be
oragerist, fremtom Der bog intet inn
oerligt til Oplnsnin9 / Sagen. uoz
oper, at man MATTE formobe, at ban
par / 9ebtog meo en- anoen. 5orlecen
dnfolot 9olitiet en- pngre 9ageripeno
ION mist9ntt for al p9re b,n Meoz
itnloi9e.
San naoteoe itrdfs men tilitob oms
fiber, al ban iammsn meo Qrreitantsn
fapne itaTet ia upleperst Masier At
Webler bos Mebelhlnblsre.
pa ban par mist9ntt for en- Del
gntletnbsrier. blep ban forbsrt herom
og tiIitoo. at ban = Iige'eoes iammen
m.o 4rrsItanten = bapoe fiualei
minoit 8 Gptler. iom Iiselepes tar
bortiolgts pad auttionsr.
De inbDunpne Qenge hapbe be TO
Oaroise 9errsr belt tissligt imsIeni
fig.
e hriftian BEN Nienbe"
I GolIifion meo en- neuf
0amper.- Get foreaeoe Damp
itibsIslifobs Camper oGbriition re7
Risnos" ear fOrlsosn Mors:n reb 8.
5inen i 9iteria:n BAIT et aIoorli1i
Sammeniteb NIB en- 1900 Reg. 3onz
tor ipenit Camper .2sna".
Sammenitetet BAR iaa po1oiomi.
at ben iuenite Camper iaat / ash:i
al 10 Minutter.
G.n 6apbe "a Monos geiotning,
iom aqe r.posoes lptteIigt ON gora
pdd .66riitian ben glienOe".
Osiaa OetteStib baparereoes iemt.
9et bar ct tort 6ul / Stabnen; men
be pdnot9tte Stoob.r beoirteoe, at
bet tunt. Hippo ira 9ataitrofen %
Tortfat.e lin 5art bertil. Oct tom cm
Gftermipoagen ST. 81 pe lagoe til pep
Seuors Sofb6po.
girfebommer Moltfe /
6iIlerob sasr = Tom BET bsbbsr
= 9ron6org sitre Dirt Tiger i'm &fs
feb fra /. Sult.
6an fan ggr: bet ms0 COB Cant
Dittig6eb;tbi ban er MI 83gar CANINE.
og idalebes 9anbets elOiie 8ommer.
6an bar befl9bt tit nub9renoe Gmb.s
be / AZ Qdr.