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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
THE ATLANTIC CARRIERS
Want American Material Used in Pana l.
ma Canal Work.

Boston. May 23.-RepresentatiVcs of 3S1,-
600 tons of American coaStWiSc ShippEE
met here, today. to attend the annual
meeting of the Atlantic Carriers AsSocia
ton. The following resolution was adopt
ed
Whereas the United States is about tn
undertake the construction of a trans
iSthmian canal. work under American
control and to he paid for ont of til"
treasury of the United States, aud
"WhcrcaS. vast quantities of the mat
rial and supplies to be used and consumed
in this work must be imported to The
place where the canal is to he constructed,
Resolved, That such material and sup
plies should be of American produCtio"
and transported in American vessels AMI
that Congress should enact such legiSa-
tion rs snail make all proposals for tn"
construction of this canal o: any part of
it subject to the above conditions. y r"s-
olution was also adopted ON the matt
of an ameutim, mt to the Cuban reciprocii y
treaty so as to provide for concessions to
American vessels in handling TIL" com
m"rCc between cuba and the United
States"
The following officers We're elected :
President Fields S. Pcndlcton New Vert, g.
treasurer. Elc&S"r w. Clark, Portland,
Me: secretary and attorney. Edward G.
Plummer. Bath, Me; board of managers.
Francis A. Washhurn. Thomaston, Me;
W. a. Anderson. New York: James W.
Ilawley, Bath. Me; George w. Jon, $, Bal
tmorc, Md; Peter H. Crowell and John
@. Crowley. Boston; Il. II. Weaver New
Haven. Ct: S. f. MacDonncll, PhladeI-
phia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
SKOWHEGAN.

Walter Bloom of Concord, was
brought before Judge O. Il. Bachelor in
the municipal court, Wednesday morn
ing. charged with malicious mischief.
Myrtle e. Bloom was the complainant.
Augustine Simmons, Esq, appeared for
the State. and c. O. Small ESD, for
the respondent. The charge preferred
against the respondent was the WantOn
burning Of Il trunk containing clothing
and other belongings of Miss Bloom,
the complainant, who. by the way, is 4
Stepdaughter of the respondent. Bloom
pleaded not guilty, but Judge Bachel-
Ter found probable cause and bound the
respondent over in $500 bonds to await
the action of the grand jury at The
September term of Supreme judicial
court. He was committed to jail upon
failure to secure bail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
FAIRFIELD.

Memorial Day will be observed mere
in the usual manner. At 1890, Z. T..
Pratt Post, &. A. r., will march t.
Benton. and meet the Augusta band
which is to furnish music, and the Post
will then 80 to Benton, where the
graves of the deceased comrades will be
decorated. At 100. the members #
the Post will re-assemble and march to
Maplewood cemetery, where the graves
of comrades which rest there will be
attended to. They will then march to
Fairfield Opera house, where the ora
ton will be delivered by Comrade Wig
gin of Augusta. The address will be
given at 230.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
Municipal Court Matters.

CephaS NJ Hilton was before Judge
Shaw in the municipal court, Friday
morning. on the search and seizure
process and fined 500 and costs and so
days in Jail in addition. He appealed
and furnished bonds in the sum of 5000
for his appearance at the September
term. This was the result of a call
made by Deputy Sheriff Colby Getchell
at the Bay View hotel, Friday morning,
during which he located several bar
rels of what was apparently bottled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
BASE BALL.
American League Games.


The home team again defeated Washing
ton, Z to 3, by batting Lee at opportune
times, although errors accounted for sew
era1 of their runs Dineen was wild at
the start but steaded with batting and
fine support behind him. Collins played
one of his best games and Boston's whole
infeld was fast.
Boston ........O , % 3 . x-7-10 l
Washington :. 1 0 | o. 81
Ratteries--Dineen and Criger: Lee and
Clark. Time. $50. Umpire, O'Loughlin.
Attendance. 357S
AT CLEVELAND
Cleveland ......1 l Of
Chicago ........O . 0 0 , 0 0-33-55-4
Batteries-Joss and Bemis; White AMI
Mcfarland. Time. 1.30. Umpire, Connol-
ly. Attendance, 1923.
AT DETROIT.
St Louis ......0 ; 0 0 0 0 . o. .
Detroit ..........2 . 0-3-G-:
Batteries-Sever and SOden: Mullen and
Mcclure. Time, 1.4O. tmpires. Hasseu
and Carruthers. Attendance, 27S6
AT PHILADELPHIA.
HeW York ...........o Q . o~$-S-! !
Batteries-Tannehill and O'Connor; Ben
der and Schreck. Time, 1.5. Umpire
Sheridan. Attendance. 1888 Game called
first half of eighth innings, score revert
ing to seven innings. rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln County.

Real estate transfers in Lincoln county
for the week ending May IS, 1903:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Haggett to John
A. Morse, land and buildings ST.
BOOTHBAY IIARBOR-Wm. F. Brewer
to Mrs. Cora J.. Bennett, land, 500.
/ BRISTOL-Samuel d. Wyman to Sarah
f. Wentworth, land, $780, Ella ] Fox to
Mary c. Roberts ct al, land 81 etc.
DAMARISCOTTA-W f. Foster TO
Clara A. Kelley, land and buildings 800;
Washington Weeks to Clara A. Weeks ct
al, land and buildings. $500
WALDORoRO--Joseph B; Welt to Anna
sa H. ,Newhert, land and buildings, $1,000;
Mary ]. Barnard to John Allen Feyler,
land and buildings, 81: Ira H. Welt to
John. Allen Ifeyler. land and buildings. 81;
John s. Overlook to Silas l.. Overlook.
land and buildings, 81 etc: Alden Burn
heimer to VIM. Il. Mink ct al, land, $19S.79;
John Burnheimer to VIM. L. Mink ct al.
land, $15t.
( WES1PORT-Benjam F. Jewett to AL
bert l.. Kavanaugh land, 81 etc; BenJd-
min f. Jewett to Lincoln A. Lewis, land,
81 etc.
WHITEF1 ELD-Mary E. Partridge to
Leslie Boynton ct al, land and buildings.
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WAS 1T INTENTIONAL?
Howard Gould Loses Part of His Flock
of imported Sheep.

Port Washington, l., T.. May 29.-Ry
stupidity or trcachery on the part of the
|lahor"rs employed on the farm of How
ard Could near this place. a portion of a
flock of valuable imported sheep We're
drowned. Tuesday.
The superintendent of the farm directed
some italian labororS to drive the sheep
down to the bay to wash them properly
preparatory to their being Sheared. There
were about 80 imported sheep in the flock.
BEFORE the foreman saw wh1t they were
doing. the Italians drove tho sheep off the
end of the dock into deep water. Four
There was strike recently among tn"
lahorcrs employed on Mr. Gould'S place
and il is believed by many that the drown
ing of the sheep was Intentional
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
HEROIC MEASURES
Taken to Save a Mans Life
in a Train Wreck.
Pinioned Under Car, and Companions
Hastily Cut Off His Arm.
Two Others Killed and Six More or
Lees Injured.

Newark, N. j., May "a south
bound freight train on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad was derailed at Waiver
ley, early this morning.
Shortly afterwards, an east bound
freight took an open switch, about 100
yards west of the derailed freight, and
crashed into it.
Two Italian laborers, both of New
ark, were killed, and an engineer, fire.
man and four other laborers were in
jured and scalded.
One man was pinioned under the
wreck and it was necessary to cut off
his right arm to release him and save
him from being scalded to death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
FRISCO is OPPOSED
Through Building Trades Council to
Increase of Wages.

San Frisco. May 29.-The Building
Trades Council of this city has taken i'm
portant action regarding demands of atfi!-
lated unions for increases of wages, by a
resolution adopted at the meeting the
council took the stand that henCcforth 1t
will not sanction requests for increased
pay until such time as the further pros
peritv of the city warrants such action
Continued agitation for higher wages
except where warranted it was said, to-
day the secretary of the council which
introduced the resolution, is likely to in
tiuence property ownc"S against making
improvements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30

Boston, New York at Philadelphia, Chi
cago at Cleveland, Detroit at ST Louis.
NATIONAL.
Saturday 1.-TWO gameS)-Boston at New
York Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Cincinna-
ii at Pittsburg, st. Louis at Chicago zone
NEW ENGLAND
Saturday.. NJ. Manchester at Con-
cord. Lowell at Nashua. Haverhill at
Lawrence Fall River d Brockton: Z. NJ,
Concord at Manchester, Nashua at Low
ell. Lawrence at Haverhill, Brockton at
Fall River.
EASTERN
Saturday-A NJ, Providence at Worces-
ter, Jersey City at Newark. Baltimore al
Rochester Toronto at Buffalo; p NJ.
Worcester at Providence, Newark at Jer-
sey City. Baltimore at Rochester, Toron-
to at Buffalo.
COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY.
Saturday-Georgetow Brown at Provi-
denCe, Princeton YaleS at New Haven
University of Pennsylvania Cornell al
Ithaca, Dartmouth-Iioly Cross at Wor
| cester. Fordham at Amherst, Yale fresh
men at Andover. Wesleyan at Williams
Dickinson at Lehigh, University of Maine
Colby at Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
Tufts, s; Dartmouth, |.

Mcdford, Mass. May 29-Tufts outplay-
ed Dartmouth on the College Hill dia-
mond. this afternoon. and the final score
was to ]. Clay, the Tufts pitcher, proved
a star. He allowed but three hits. gave no
bases on balls and struck out seven men
In seven of the nine innings Dartmouth
went out in one, two, three order
Tufts ...........0 o > X-6-11 o
Dartmouth 10 0 0 0 D OIL 81
Batteries-tClay and O'Brien; Ready and
McGrath. Time. lbs Umpire. Miah Muir
ray. Attendance. 800
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30

lager beer of more than the legal per
cent of alcohol.
Andrew Bowen, who was arrested,
Thursday afternoon, in connection with
the miXup in which Peter l.. Berry re-
ceived some bad cuts from broken
glass was up on the charge of drunk
enness and was fined IS and costs
which he paid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
New England League Standing.
Other Games.

At Buffalo-Euffalo. 5: Toronto 1.
At Norwch-1artford, Z: Norwich, 4.
At altimore, E: Rochester. ;.
At Wiliamstown-Wil 2; Wesley
an. y,
AT New Haven-Springiield, 4; New Ha
ven, 2
At Jersey City-Jersey City. .; New
ark, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures, 6; Bridge
port, 2
At New London--Merden, ,; New Lon
don. IL.
At ambridge-Harvard, .; George
town, &.
At Worccster-Worcester A. Provi-
dence. 1.
At Burlington-U. of VT. II; Boston Uni
versity, 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
Washinoton.

Eastport-M E. Whalen to A. Smith,
s125; G. w. Capen to M. Huckins, 81 &c
I.ubec-Est. of j. S. Winslow to M. G.
Winslow, 81: S. L. Wilmot to 2. f. Math-
ews, 81.
Pembroke-W. J, Pulk to E. Smith. 81
&c. "2
&c.
Township 14-W. G. Means to 1. Parker.
800.
Calais-F. Keene to j. Bouvard, 500; E.
Glidden to j. A. Coffin. $3.50; G. A. Lowell
ct AIS. to j. A. Con, $3.50. ta
Princ eton-J. w. Hatfield ct al. to C. E.
Mcclellan, $1,000.
Hanson ct ais. 5000.
Marion-E. l.. Bates to S. M. Holway, ST.
Cutler-C. G. Aldrich to G. w. Aldrich.
$3.50.
East Machias-A. D. Mattall to w. C.
Mattall, $100
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
National League Standing.
New England League Games.
AT LOWELL

It was error day for the Lowell player
and Manchester won without much trou-
bic McKenna pitched in good form, but
was handicapped by a total OF nine cr-
rors Miller did not shine for Manchester
but his team played fautlessly and this
kept the runs down. The batting by Mrr-
rift and the work of the Manchester in
field, particularly that of Clark. were the
Manchester Il o 3 . 0 3 0-1o-l5-.
Lowell ......0 o | | / | / 6-l3-,
lsatteries-Milier and Cote; Mckonna
and Merritt Time. LOO. Umpire. Suli
van Attendance. 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
Harvard, 9; Georgetown, z.

Cambridge, Mass. May 29.-Harvard de
feated Georgetown in an interesting game
this afternoon, to I. The features were
fast double play by Coolidge, Matthews
and Randall the Iielding of II. Herman
Harvard .....1 0 0 0 l > 0 N-9-10-S
Georgetown 20 o 0 0 0 0 1-7-10-l
Batteries-Clarkson and Stephenson. I'll
tus and Thompson Time, lis. Umpire,
Lynch. Attendance, 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
American League Standing.
National League Games.

w VIM
New York .....1 0 l ] x-3-6-
Boston .........0 y 0 D . 0 0 O-0-J-l
Observation-Disclosures and Bowerman
Pittinger and Moran. Time. 40. I'm
pire, Emslie. Attendance, $3.50.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn .....4 0 0 ? o 9 x-S-l2l
PHILADELPHIA 20 | o 0 o ! o. o.
Batteries-Garvin and Jacklitsch; Mitch
ell and Doom. Time 1.55. Umpire, IIalli-
day Attendance, 2iOO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY.
Baseball Notes,

The COburn Classical Institute boys
have protested the game with Edward Lit
tie High school, played in Auburn, last
week. On the ground that Daiccy. the UNI
pirc, gave away the signals of the Co
burn battery to the Edward Little bat
tiers. Daiccy and the Edward Little boys
deny this and will fight the protest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
The New c. E. Field Secretary,

Portland, Me-. May 29.-Miss Mar
sarct Koch, field secretary for Maine of
the Christian Endeavor Society, has re-
pastor of the Yarmouth Congregational
thurch, has been elected her successor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
Uncle Sans DaiIv Business.

Washington, May 29.-Government
receipts: From internal revenue, $780,
oil: customs, $69S,195; miscellaneous,
s5S6,717; expenditures, $1,3s5,0O0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
Phillips -Andovcr, 10; Yale Freshmen, 1.

Andover, Mass. May 29.-Phllips Ando-
yer easily defeated Yale freshmen. today.
10 to 1. Yale could do nothing with the
Andover pitchers and Andover battcd
hard. Score:
Phillips ......O 0 6 o 0 > > x-10-121
Yale '06 ........0 | 0 q o. l. IS
Batteries-Pratt. Baker Brown and r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
NOTICE.

Jewett 4 Hanson, contractors and ioh-
hing masons All kinds of mason work
mates on application. Orders Nv mai,
promptly attended to-
Z NJ. .JEWETT. Green Street
may2Sdtilljuly1 S''ee''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30
Rest, Health and Comfort to Mother , nj
Child. -->A

MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. for
children teething, softens the gums. reduces
Inflammation, allays all pain, and cmres ,v;nI
collie. Perfectly safe in all cases We wouId
say to every mother who has suffering child.
Do not let your. prejudice, nor the prejutlices
of others, stand between you and your suffer-
ing child and the relief that will be snreMves
absolutely sure-to follow the use of this
meIicine, If timely used. Price 26c. bottle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-30

IIartwell A. Stafford the publisher, who
is accused of shooting Stillman a. Bishop,
in the office of the Edison Co. at Boston,
last month. was arraigned in the munich
pal court at Boston. Friday. and the case
was again continued to June 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-10
3 ,&ors % e~tjrrnt"

for Gftober tianTes en- Misiipnsus.
ira 1. til 4. Dc. 3 zen m~eofslgenfe
Opfororins til at iacienoe giora9
oertil heoeer Bet:
Zen oanIfs Rirfe / Q~erita b.
faar ubelutfenbe al 6rineaiaf psr.
% Disie mac bsyfor u6en nraea RI
Fentlig llneerItettelie unosrholoe be
res 9r9Fsr "a 2rrsre. bf1Fa ca r.
ligefotce here's 9irtsr 20 ! osi bel,
taaet materieit ielo bare 9isfss &c
Stole9G snet. 9et oan7e SirtsFarz
funo / Qmerifa bar / Re III Pa
meo tor Opofreife oprettet og ubgis
Get en- q~are1nTtalt / 8es Woincs.
sSd., 6oor Der 6lanbt anoet ussannes
borbence pr9fer. 8et.s bier, at DIR
er 94tIt / 4r6sjbet, men bet er ! be
bdnfe WenigfeHer / Qmerita ION be
fleI.e andre Steber, at itgrfe qarten
sr uformuenoe SmaafoIt, og Der
inoleber berfor iepnlig Qnmoonina
ger beronre fra om 6j9lp at f%orifelz
Zig art, T. SIS. til treneenre og fpge
praIter, til airtebpgninger p9 Sus
pentar til oisfe, til porbenbe pr9iter,
geaer o. +. b."
Oct er faa unoertegnet At 26 Jruer
% 5retener og 4 R9no.
SCI prerlaber til GRierne at TOM
mentere bet os tRnfe oper, ON Den
Forensoe banTfe &irfe" Ituloe ie ct
faa ct Iignenbe Oproab cirtuleret berz
bjsmme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-10
ut p9re eaer life bore.
or. pontoppiban.)

Seq ffal life os, men ies Ital lepe
og fort9ae 5errens 9erningerl" uo>
6rposr Sdlmiiten (qf. 118, ~.
Sffe bs, men lebe! = Oct bar en-
5io itaaet imelem begge; at Dare eli
Ter life bare, bet bar l9nge SpsresS
maalet; men MI er Nfgsrelien toms
men.
6an bar p1ret lige peb at tro. at
bet ffulbe blipe DsDen. Men nej;
bel tugteoe 9erren mig, men ban CAB
life ben til Dsben" 90. 49,.
Seq ffal leDe! fpnger Salmiften uo.
fua tilfsjer ban / bet idmme:
,og forteIs 6errens Gerninser".
ut lepe og at fort9ne 9errens Ger
ninssr, De to 5ing er for bam ct %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-10
GOncil Slnfs, SOMA.

Snsbagsdften BEN %. Otto6er BE-
opnbte port MisIionsmgte % pareoe
til og meo baafglgenbe Ssnoaa. :
5or6inOeIie meOU9isiionsmeOet boloz
tes Der iraes llngOomsmeOe fer 6.
3. o9 0ma6a Ssnoas GftermiOba8
og bitten.
9i bapoe Msbe / airien 6per 81
termi0oag unotasen Greoaa, ba Der
bar aDinDeneoe. 8tn bette Mroe
blep Mrs. QnosrIon. ofte talot geos
itemOber, fpg, os bun oete Dagsn efs
ter 81 qdr gammel. 6un b~egrapeoes
iibIte ManOag. Paa benoes 9aore
baOpe &oinoeforeningen lagt en- iten
Strands at glomfter, og be fleFe al
aDinosforeningens Meblemmer par
til Stese til ct iioite 6arpel.
6slssnOe prGI tier bar til Stebe uaz
Der Msbet: 9aitor q. 9. G1riitians
fen, 5. peterien, 9amitop, &lotb "a
gngboIm. 2igida Oeltog quitOr Rass
musfen, ban bar nemlig paa RejIe og
itanbfeoe en- fife lib hos os.
De 10 fsrite 0dge bapoe Ri eoot
DER, meoens bet resneoe be TO iibIte
Da9e. Meberne bar imiblertio oobt
6efegte, ogIdd al 5olt uoenforMleni9z
beoen. Den 4ano. Der git 9ennem bet
belle Wisoe, tror jeg er gobt bsteenet
meo puitor prspenfens Slutnings@
bem9rtning: ri bar bait 5abors
9use". SmioIertio er bet Dor gpn
og port 9aab. at Ger maa les 5rugter
/ fin 5io, % at Der maa legess nogs
le til M~enigbeosn. iom laber fig freI.
fe.
st Bar al bore unge Wanb bar
o9ret | California for en- 5ib iiben;
men be fonbt, at Der ital life iad liot
til for al maale fig meo Gounlil
glufs, fslge.is tom be inart til
basel
gi baDoe 10 iaa @lsetiOn .og gbs
en- er fulo at aepublitanere; be andre
bar taget anbet Stebs ben ontagsligt.
Gee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-10

Ter / bet bdnfte Settlement en4lil fra
Dor &irte, tom for en- 2iO Iioeu Ter
til meO fin camille.
Safob $. SEMEN, Ter for Tort
Gio iipen lom 6srtil fra G.ii @ups=
ricr, @is., bar M opfgrt Jig Ct Smes
oeoerfIteo peb 9uct Station, og bet
LATER til. at bet 9oar goot meO Scr
r%etningen.
- Oct glaser os at ie %ooennapnte
TO 5amilier ON S6nbagsn beO pore
8iytempoer. vi pniter oem p,Itoms
men i6lanot ps.
vi bar / CONNER taft en- ftot
PREPARATION paa Dor Strife; ri bar
faaet inoiat @ormeappardt unost
9irfen. Oct er M far0ig til al be
mites, Iaa ri baaber. at Ri lite bers
eF.tr nal tonme til At tlaoe ober fol-
be Sober en- ginteren beo pore 8irs
temeoer.
- Seren Senfen, Milltopn, Iolgie
! Sommer fin 6arm til lin Sgn, anz
hers Senien. 9atstopn, fer en- ap6e=
Jun at $40 pr. glcre.
= Ssren Senien bar M tpbt Sens
g. Sereniens5arm / MiQtopn til N
gris at $50 pr. qcre.
- Gn SfunmeItation er for Ii
ben unoer 0pfereIie / Zen rorore
Bart at gpen, fda bet bill 6sreftcr
bliOe Ell 2sttelie for &c 5ormere, Der
biOtil bar bait 4 Mil pg berorer i'll
Mejeriet.
- Ser er M EN- 3ruolbso mce
gpqringsfaaet; be bliper bel nappe
faroig til at tdge imoo 9interen for
Sui.
= @i bar MI / benne 3iO T9roelss
mutt 9eir. faa 5armerne ca andre
bar SOB qnIeoning til at fua uOfprt
oeres Gfteraarsarbeibe.
- Del er bleben Mote fer / Sets
tlement at Tprange tore3raitubbe og
Sten i gluten meO 09namit. 60
naar be peo entelte 2ejlig6eber Burger
% 90. til ct Stub, fan BET rnIts
i SaIene os Itramme 6aaoe 5olf %
areaturer; men BET er 10 ben ~letteite
Nadoe for 5armerne at 6lipe bisie
ll6ebagelig6eber tpit paa.
G6riitine Qielfen er rejIf til
elt 6urn. Soma, for at beTsse SIagt
% genner % bitter efter 5orlpoens
be borte omtring 6 Tiger. Gbritine
giGe FAR / rem 5io orcrta5et Denies
plabs i SsnbagsTfolen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-10
Oct mafeoOniIfe
Spprgsmaal.

9leo BET beIparet2 glei. Der par
Oprpr, % bsr bleD forbolospis title.
Men qro6lenet bleo ingsnlunre loft.
Opftanoens Qeoer. SarafoF. falOt,
% bet gioroe naturligpis i'm Snoflpe
oelie, eaer bans Snofl9relie forz
iodnot. % ida bleO Der 10 fore
Tlaaet % Ionet ReFormer. bpis Genz
nemfprelIe 8uslanO og 9iterrig full
&c bare paa oeres Samoittig6eb. Gn=
bper fan 10 iaa, meO Sultanens
prpoeoe 5rofab for Zie. tante ON
BET, ION fan formaar. glen Mataz
bonierns bar not bere5 srunoeDe
Spiol ON, at here's 9aar 6lioer tort
f~orbebreoe.
De tore 9erbensblabe bar MI De
res &orreIponoenter paa Sfuepla0s
len, men rem enc mooiiger zen anoeH,
eaer be ffriper / bet minolte bgiit for
IteQigt ON 5ilitanosn, Gn gipsr
Sultunen Sfnloen, en- anben roier
% n9Iten retfaroigsgr BAN. ut Der
er begaaet oprgrenoe 9ruIombeoer fra
beqqe Siber, bet er aorreiponoenterz
ne enige ON. ut be Iaa ellers er for
fteaige, bet fan 10 biorpre bels fra
bet iete og oels fra be Zine, man bar
Jet meo.
Gn fpben6apnf &orreIponoeni 9is
per gnglano en- COB Del @fplo. 9ets
Deplomati er ilpi. Oct er life len=
gere ben afgiorts cipiliierenoe Magt,
iom bet far bGret. Oct er Ruslano,
ter TarIig eoer SnbflDoeIie paa Bal
tan6aIpeen, % bet fommer an pal,
ON life 9isrnen sennem gdnIIabiss
men bill Huge bet 6ele meo Sioen.
gi ital life gre &c iaa tloge. men
Burger ZEN Smule 5orItanb, ri ba,.
Og oa lines bet os. at zen Ting It
flar. Sab 5prten eIer SuItanen
pare ben. BAN mau, o9 FAB Dc inos
rsmme, at be butgarite 9riitne life
Itaar largt oper 5prterre = lab ale
olsfe 9ing pore, iom be MAJ. iaa
Times BET ps, at De 9riitnes 6prorin8
paa uafbangigbeb At 9prtsn o9
SeloItpre. er baape rimeli9 rg berstz
tigst. 0g Oa ben nh Oroning insens
lunoe inorpmmer nem eette, iaa sr
bet rimeligt nof, bpuo Der ipaqs ON,
at l1roligheosrre pil beg1noe igtn til
! 5oraaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-10
correspondence.
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9nf, @is.

4nbers g. groctman, Tom fom Der
til fra Sbo 0atpta os tgbte Sans @.
giaes 5drm, fiji Grebagen Zen &c.
Ottober inbpiet fit nps Sjem, bportil
Nenisbeoen og andre at airtensgens
ner bar inobuot, faa Gorfamlinsen
bar gdnfte talrig. paitor Ssrenfen
rg paIior 5borup talte | Ddsens 4ns
leoning, nosle Sanse bleO afiunsns,
og b~erefter bar Der 9eipisning, faa
Ri bubbe Deb nobnte 2ejlisbeb en- ftsn
og bpsgelig Sammentomit.
Ssren Often cf 5ut9inion,
Minn., Der | CONNER tsbte 2anb
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