davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27

buy 1t for the purpose Of a museum. Ac-
cording to Foster, Dickens remembered
playing in the garden Of this house, but,
as the Academy points out, documentary
evidence shows that the family left four
and One-half months after he was born.
The death is announced of James Mar
tin, former manager for Blackie & Son,
well known IN the publishing world; also
Of Joseph Skipsey, a miner and a self
taught poet, of whom ID. G. ROssetti en-
tertained a favorable opinion. Mr.. Skip
sey, who was once the custodian of
Shakespeare's birthplace. declared in a
letter to friend some time before his
death that he had gradually lost faith in
the so called relics of the dead poet as
the result of long and severe inquiry.
Arthur Hervey, in a succinct but
satisfactory little manual has taken a
birdseye view Of the musical movement in
France during the last century, dwelling
chiefly on those composers whose infiu-
ence has been most marked, "thOse who
have brought something new into their
music and have contributed TO the evO-
luton Of the art"
Music in France, as Mr.. Hervey points
out. really means music in Paris. for al
though the great towns Of the depart
ments have Of late shown signs Of an in
tai has been. and is still, the musical CEN
ter of the country
And music in Paris means chiefly
operate music. LOng-winded oratorios do
not appeal to Frenchmen. The theater is
more TO their taste. The opera forms
part Of the peoples existence. and no
government would ever think OF refus-
ing to subsidize the two principal theaters
where it is cultivated. Hence Paris has
been the birthplace Of some OF the most
famous operas Many celebrated COM
posers of other lands have been attracted
by the splendOrs of its patronage and
have brought thither the fruits OF their
genius. Even Wagner himself began by
attempting the conquest Of Paris.
Meanwhile French composers have ad-
mirably held their own. and in late years
there has sprung up a school OF musicians
admirably equipped for the fray, ready
to do honor to their country
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27
Q :
PLANS PRACTICAL TEST
OF SCIENTIFIC THEORY
Fish Commission Will Ascertain if
Steelhead and Rainbow Trout
Are Same

The scientific theory that the steeIhead
trout Of salt water is the rainbow trout
OF the mountain streams is to be given a
practical test by Chief Deputy Charles
Vogelsang Of the Fish Commission With
this end in view he has sent 1000 steel
head fry TO the Sisson hatchery, where
the fish VIII be allowed TO grow to ma
turity IN a separate and specially con
structed pond.
Most OF the leading piscatorial scientists
hold that a difference in environment
causes some fry to become rainbow trout
and others steelheads. The game laws
vary in respect TO the taking Of rainbow
and steelhesd trout and If the test sub
Stimulates the theory the statutes will
have 10 be altered.
G. 7. Thompson was found guilty of
violating the duck law yesterday by a
jury al Los Banos. Judge Cochran post
pOned sentence. John baltimore, who
was arrested for having small bass in his
possession last May. was fined S25 by
Judge Fritz yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27
The EschschoItzias-

The first dancing party of the season
by the Eschscholtzias, the select dancing
club Of the Mission district, was given
IN Mission Opera Hall on the evening OF
last Thursday. There were seventy-fiye
couples in the grand march. 1t would
have been larger, but a number who had
been invited neglected to comply with
the strict rule of the club. that of an
pearing in full evening dress and they
were denied admission Henry Dowden
was the floor manager and Arthur Terrill
his assistant
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27
Q
SAYS TELEGRAPH HILL
SHOULD BE PRESERVED
Professor McAdie Thinks Elevation
Is of Value From Sanitary
Standpoint

Professor Alexander McAdie of the
Weather Bureau has come to the aid of
the ladies of the California Club who are
endeavoring to save Telegraph Hill from
destruction with the assertion that the
elevation in question is Of immense
benefit to the portion of San Francisco ly-
ing east of Montgomery street
He says that the hill not only breaks
the force of the winds from the north
west but also diverts the fog. He also
declares that city must have "air drain
age and that Telegraph Hill is of gre at
beneht from that standpoint. The pro-
lessor thinks that Telegraph Hill should
be preserved therefore from a sanitary
point Of view, If not from an artistic one.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27
THE VICTORY OF PARKS.

of tile
would ordinarily public
the rn91na tepary,w be
and
d above all moral the
n the need
Parks heretofore used block the industrial
the whole This has been ordering without
viht uno ruled by anda
tracts n eter NJ spirit
tina
o
New York
the and denial of the
S a o.
of the b o
vctd OF felony o 0 e
mate rze the industries of the the keeet
o 10
foreign
and in and dnstuio
led
i tin school, and them theya
living by following
and leader has by il
wi1co
in
his following His policy radical the His followers
n contract it took
the O.
tSnor by
industrial condition the
employers investors and contractors under tribute 1t will be remembered that
thing n @
business Oh
To enforce that ath declaration Parks
application He
the arnga and the igort to enforce
i til OF Of
by
the question whether the Government that has
+
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h nOu1C6InGnL interest Is lndl
Heinemann will publish a Sc
3 ries of reprints of several
zW English classics in complete
and unexpurgated editions.
These editions, which will be limited to
fewer than 400 copies, will be reproduced
in the most perfect style of Typography
and will contain photogravure plates and
introductions. The series will be entitled
Pickering Club Classics The first pub
lication of the series will be unabridged
reprint of everything that Henry Fielding
wrote-not only his novels, but also his
plays, poems and miscellanies, including
his legal writings. 1t includes also the
last essay that the late W. z. Henley
wrote, a long. and careful appreciation Of
Fielding.
Longmans have in press a volume Of
studies by Andrew Lang. The book is con-
cerned with various historical mysteries.
Several of the studies, including THE
Mystery of Sir Edmundbury Godfrey" ="
False Pucelle" Amy Robsart" and
James de la CIoche." will be published
for the first time
DR.. FurnivaITs long-cherished wish, to
have Shakespeare published in the old
spelling, is about to be realized An edi-
ton he has prepared for the new Shakes
peare Society is shortly to be issued by
Morning The plays will be published in
historical order.
A new annual, to be published under
the title 1.-The Venture" will make its ap-
pearance in November, with cOntribu-
tions by Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Maynell. A.
E Housman, Gilbert Chesterton, Stephen
Phillips and others. The literary editors
are w. Somerset Vaughan and Laurence
Housman.
Under the will of the late William
Pearce, son of Charles Dickens fathers
landlord the birthplace of the novelist is
to be put up at public auction. A COM
mittee of the Portsmouth Town Council
has recommended that the corporation
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27

LECTRICITY is constantly
growing in Importance as a
factor in our industrial life.
Its applications are manifold
and every day brings some
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27
Children,s Razar

A bazaar was held Friday and yester-
day afternoon and evening at the corner
Of Lyon street and Golden Gate avenue
by 3 number Of children in aid of the
Pacific Hospital. The little ones did a
good business and succeeded I'm securing
quite a sum Of money for the object
named
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27
Saw Tuolumne River Water Sheds

Commissioner of Works Casey, City En-
gineer Grunsky and D. Fitzgerald, attor-
ney for the city in the suit of the Spring
Valley Water Company against the city
to set aside the water rates. returned yes
terday from a visit of inspection to the
water sheds Of the Tuolumne River. A
thorough inspection was made of the res
ervoir rights of way, application for
which was filed on behalf of the city with
the Department Of the Interior.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27

Townsend's California glace fruits and
candles SOC a pound. in artistic fire.
etched boxes. A nice present for Eastern
friends. 715 Market St. above Call bldg. .
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau tAllen's), go Cali
1ornia street Telephone Main 1912
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27

% Provden
st
and
the
aecte
poSd Cami1oJ
Richardson and the other who have
musical
tina
his beautiful music Therefore
who sand
about the backyard condecenng newspaper
Providence
contributes to morality and kindness that his body underground"
IeNsc
and kindness hoe
of
which
the Examiner Providence heanaomy of fthecat
Chinese occidental tn
the
wider field for usefulness Little China than did n
The of
glorious
Alaskan
ton that lose these arbitration
sanFranch
yby
generally made that such
nmencd
Oakland has reached critical madt
aandw
Becker the
in o onvitif vbe
h him dancer
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27

ONDON, Sept. 26.-One late an
nouncement of interest is that
Heinemann will publish a Sc
ries of reprints of several
English classics in complete
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
MOpOpol paa &orcnoer.

9t9en, 9ratenIanO, 9. Suli. 2t9iz
tdtionen for ct W}onopol paa aorenoer
bliOer for 6Oer Dag mere oolbIom
MOrea, ipo for Den forint6iite Qanbz
tango. 9pnoerne Rar6eoen af
pprgos er bogIta0elig / Oprer. De
tar eesla9t &ern6anerne paa flere
SteOer, fOroi 6ropper for6inorsr pen
fra at bema8ti9e fig 8ogene, paa
9Oilte De uiloe reiie til 2(t6en for at
fremitiae iig for Song @eorg cg trape
NOnopolet. U}on9e af 3emonitranz
terne er oabneoe til 3anterne. 9e
affprsr Salpe eitsr 6aloe un0sr lloz
raa6et. ,,N}onopol aQer 8go."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
uolano Oct.
EaDen leOer cnOnlt.

Rom, 9. SUIT 81. 5.25 0}orgen.
8aOen iOOer. 9ans 2ungers8ilItano
bar lite foroarret fig. Ser er intet
8egn til nbe Materieiamlinger Gum
9e9inoerne; men bans Nprers Eli.
itdno er foruroli9enoe. lnoer Den
IioIte Del af g}atten par bans 6eaig=
9eo noget urolig. &orte Spbnperios
Ger afbrsres al 6eTOarlig 9oite og
2lanoenpO. Or. 9aponni pg gausns
aammertjener 9jorOe oeres poerite for
at ino9iDe BAN Qaring meo forte
Uie0emrum. poben talte fun liot %
par meget ioag Deb Solopgang
fdlbt ban en- mere itprtenoe Sppn
eno unoer bele Ratten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Mtten WianO miiteOe 2iuet.

Ridmon6. 9a.. s. Suli. st Sams
menitpo mellem 10 9og, bet enc et
@oostog, bet anoet ct gasIagertpg.
bar funtet 5teo paa Southern ganen
/ Rar6eoen al Rocf 1iib. 189asias
gerer ifal pore bra6te og mango al
norIia iaaret. lllqtten par en- 5sIge
al. at Goostoget itoo pea 6o0eblinien
oa life giOroe oet minOIte Gorigg paa
at tomme ino pao ct Sioeipor.
Qotomotiofsrerne og 5pr6eoerne
paa be 10 1og. tror man. ale ere oms
tommet.
10 Smdabprn tom unabt ira Unit.
Ten; men od be aGe er 1lolanoinger,
fan be itte aipe no9en Oplpsnina om
reres 6oralore, iom aae er brGbte.
9Dens Soft 6ar td9et fig al be for
laote Imad.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Marfclist 5enumcn.

Sra Melbourn 9luitralien, melOes
felgenoe:
Den frdnife Bart ,,@incennes", Iom
fom fra San 5rancisco meo 6peoe,
pasIereoe, oa ben bar omtrent Is Wlil
ipo for 5on9a1 9erne, gennem ct 9ap
at pimpeiten, 6 Wfil brebt. 6bor
longt bet bar, fllnoe man life afgsre;
Der bar pimpiten, iau langt man
tunoe ic. Dpbben At opimpltensSu-
BET" bar GennemInit tire SOB; Stprs
relIen al Stenens bdrierebe fra 2 &paz
bratfoo og neo efter. De fleite Sten
bar Imdo. 9a Der life bapoe p9ret
noget pultanit llobrub N9r9eben,
er Der life anoen 5ortldring paa Sc
nomenet, enb at qimpitenen maa bore
fomnen fra en- unoerIsiit 8ultans
9irtiombeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
lluejr / 9ieo 9iipcr Salcn.

GroOfItpn, Ulinns 8. Suli. 81
9aglitorme er gaaet ober golt Gountp
oa bar eoelagt @rpnt for 8uiinoer al
Dollars. 0et ferIte 6a9lpejr git Ip0-
DIT for MOuorD O9 Slider og anret-
te6e aoiti1ig StaOe Omtring Qeilss
oile. Den anoen 9aglitorm 9if noro
for GrotoitOn 6d9lene par ItprIt
2opni6ips Re5bit, 5annp o9 @enz
tillD. 8erfra 9it Stormen oper / Reb
Gate Gountp o9 pasierebe 7pO for Reo
Gate 6aas.
llDeiret Oefteoe en- 2dnbitratning
% Q{il lang o9 7 0lil 6reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Scjier 9Silbclm gaar til
Sc9raOclie.

Berlin, 8. Suli. Seller @il9elm
bar uOiat i'm aeiie til Stanoinapien
pua u6eitemt 3iO QnleOnin9 af paz
pens tritiife 2ilitano. 0s. Majeitat
frpoier for 3ipen / gIterioen inoen
for 8GtteoiOOe af Signaler ira ap=
iterne. 5 bet gjeblit, pupen er oeo.
pil ban blipe unperrettet oerom %
Itpnoer iig ba til Hpm for at operz
oere gegraoelien. 9enne aejIerens
6anoling bill blipe en- 2GresbeOisning
uoen SibeItpfte til pape 2eos Mlinoe.
Sn9en 8egent ira nOget prOteItantiif
3ano bar til Stebe peb ben forrige
pabes gegraOelie, og aeiier Nilbelm
bill blipe zen eneIte peo benne 2ejligz
hep.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
6pao er ct %iounOer?

5 en0rengeftole 9onbon ubipanbt
Jig forlepen fslgenOe Sdmtule mellem
en- Q9rer o9 en- Glep:
29reren: 0oao er ct 8i0unoer2
9rengen: 9et beo ieg life.
2areren. 6pis en- Sang Solen fom
til Spne miot om glatten, bpao piloe
bu iaa fge, at bet bar?
8rengen: Waanenl
29reren: Wlen ndar Ger nu blep
Iagt big, at bet bar Solen, boaD piloc
ou iua talbe bet?
9rengen: 4e9nl
2ereren: Seq lpper dlorig. Scrub
IGt nu, at jeg ia9Oe, BET bar Solen,
bpao pilbe bu Iua tro?
8rengen (efter nogen Spren): ut
6r. 2Greren life bar rigtis abru
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10

gagtm9noene piIteoe BAN % oerpda
lddleoe BAN inbe ON g1dtten.
0a 9Ommer Sones ubtalte DOM
men oper GosbDerne, iagoe ban:
De fan life opre upioenoe ON, at
6Ddo De bar 9jort er en- 0pertreDelie
af 6aaoe @uos og Statens Gore, itfs
at tale ON De foreneoe Stdters 2ope.
6iGIpelsie oa forIoarsleIe MenneItsr.
iom lite er itDlOige no9en 5orbrDs
eelIe. bar D9ret fgrt for Retten, o9
peo 9emmelig 5oritaaelIe meb 5rebss
bommeren iom fdl6sO ben Mnnoi9s
beo, Der par gibet BAN al SUB % ben
ne Stat iii Retfaroigbeoens llbspelie,
far be p9ret berepet oens sSri6eo,
multterebe og tpun9ne til at drbejoe,
oQ entelte 5ilf9loe er be blipen arus
iomt piiteoe. De far obertraaot life
dlene oeres 9anos 9op, men2@rens og
3etf9roigteoens tore Qob, Tom bbOer
ben megtige og it9rte lite at amber
trntte Den neotrptte pg ioage. Gt6bert
retfGroi9t 6ierte pil tiliige. at Wiagt
ftulbc bruges til at foripdre pg life
til at nnoertrntte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
ND sSpritanocr.

5il 6oritan6er for 9anobrugsfo-
len 4mes er bleoen palgt ". 9.
Storms, pr9it for en- Metooiltmenig=
beo i 9es Moins. Sturms Ital nare
itor Snteresie for StOleiper9smaal,
men ispri9t er bet liot marteligt, at
man uon9oner en- 5eolog til 6oritans
Der for en- 2anobrugsitole. Himeli9It
bauoe bet paret, ON man bapoe oalgt
en- af 99rerne peo Sfolen, men ber
tunoe 8eItprelien life enes ON en- al
be to, Der bar pau 5ale. G,DOf.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
12te QlQrg.
SurOifelu / GnslanO.

Gn Storm uO fra gornar0on,
@aleS, par forIeOea leOIaget af to
itarte SorOifalO. 9efoltnin9en par /
9pi 8ra5 forferret prer cen for 0em
uoante 5ornemmelTe af at 8p9nin=
gerne iOaieOe, men no9en Sfaoe an=
retteoes life. 5 9cn9or, Rort6 @a=
les, bar imiOIertiO apitelferne faa
itGrte, at man fanot bet raaOeligIt
at flptte qotienterre uo of 9oIpitalet
og opforbre Dem. iom par / 0omtir=
fen, til at forlaoe g0gningsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Gaitns er ips.

9erington, ap., 8. Suli. 8omle
General Gasiius Sian fit @adr Be
Ipg al TO 9eger, iom efter 2lnmooning
al Maoiion GountDret ital unoeris9e
bans Sinostilltanb. @enerdIen inos
biloer fla, at bans 8ern bar beIluttet
at orabe bam. Sans 9jem er barris
taoeret, og ban ielD iuaDel Iom bans
3jenere er Itabis bepGbnet. 299erne
maatte iimpeltben beititts 8a9ten for
at faa Qlogang til 9uIet. ejeusrai
Sian er MI 90 2ldr gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Wiinnciuta =!6ucoc.

minneapolis, Minn., 8. Suli. =
Minneiotas 6oebe oil bliOe Oejet oa
inIpiceret af UlinneIota5 GmbeO5-
mano Ga GrosIs, Nis. Sernbanes
fommisIqr Staples bar unoerItreoet
en- 9ontrdtt meo ga Grosie Wigaere,
% en- UlinneIota SnIpeftsr pil ON
nogle 0age tlios Ienbt til Ga Grosie.
ga Grosie Meaere bar onmooet ON
benne 5orunoring, oa bet bar o9rei
pdnIteliat for oem at tsbe Minneiotds
Speoe uben MinneIotds SnIpettion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
9ii ai ii

af be alminbeligt ioretomnenoe Spgs
BONNIE opItaar ai. at globet - Gioss
rabiten - er urent os foroerpet. Oct
er ct padlibsligt 2esemiooel, iams
meniat al Rsooer og llrter, Der rens
FER og BERGER globet FAINT ftprter Sps
itemet. Oct er Or. peters aurito.
8en ialgss af Ipeeielle 2lgenter eller
birette fra Babritanten, Or. peter
5abrneb, 112-114 60. 6obne lpe.,
G6icaso, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
SOcriOpmmcllc / YcnniDlpanicn

5enlette, ga.. g! SmiJ efter=
ie9slicn efter Gig ira Oatpooo 9art
9eerIoenmelien foregaar fremoeles.
Sn3:n 6leo fnnoet @aar; men BET
antages, at ftere pil 6liDe funpet
&uineruc laa9s 4enninloania 9anen,
Coroner @pnne anilaar 4ntaGct al
oe omtomne til % og tiger. at bel
ganfe oiit lite pil ooerIti9e 50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
9anosmanb 300 / Wiihisan.

Mount Clemens. Mi9, 8. Suli.
Senrp 9anIen, ReOattpr al o9be
FounbrD", ct 9lao, Iom ombdnoleoe
Sern= % StaalinOuItrien, osoe Der
/ Dag af ct SlagtilfaIoe. Sanlen bar
banit al 5soiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
StOr Jaait.

Bottom, 8. Suli. 9(ra Guf6mun
&c 50. / 8oiton oa Qlu6urn, Me., er
9aaet fallit. 5irmaets 5orretning
4arets 9p6 par 81. .25O,0o0, og Sci
oen er mellem 100000 og $500.00O
5irmdets Gbef er Qlru 6uI6man
auburn, iom ogida er praiiOent for
GatiOnal S6oe ano 9eat6er gant
Bolton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Sibite Gfterretnins ont Yapem.

Rom, 10 Suli. ST. 4, Morgen. paz
be 9eo bar peo 6jalp al Snbipreit=
ninger Iopet flere5imer / Nat. Da ban
paa9neDe / Morges, lefteoe ban fine
Senoer og blep al Or. 2apponi fun@
ben beoenbe Sitting. 0a 0ottoren
Ipur9te, ON ban pniteoe nueet, fit ban
til eOur: IS Dag er bet en- llss, iiOsn
ieo bleO ing. Seq preper at tafts
Sub, forbi ban bar giOet mig Stprte
iii at peo6lipe at bepe til bam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Gn balu Wiilliou fra &lOnOifc.

Seattle ben 7be SuIi. 0amperen
Dolphin ontom BERTH Morges
meObringenbe $586,0OO / SlonOite=
Sub. gelebet er bet Iterite, lom mo-
get Stib bar biobrast Mar. @ulOet
ienotes til bet lotale proberingston>
TOR fra Banter i Oanlpn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Wirs. Blaine ina.

QCusuita, tMe., 3. Suli. Mrs.
Blaine, Gnten efter Sames 8. Blaine,
ligaer me9et ing / fit 9jem 9luguita.
6enoes 9ern, Mrs. gsale, M}rs.
0amroi6 og Sales o. Blaine, er
bos benoe. Ulrs. Blaine far o9ret
ipg l9ngere 5io, bd benoes NerOes
ipitem er neobruot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Sen irifc SanblOp senncm
ltopalgct.

0OnoOn. 8. Suli. Den irIte 2an0z
lop, Der ifal inOlepe en- M ,QGra" for
5rlano, blep Dag 9jort farOig /
llopal9et, iom bar bebanblet Den meo
poerite Om6u. lloOalget ufleoercoe
ben Derpdd llnoer1ulet ug leOiugeoe
ben meO i'm parmeIte Qln6efaling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Earl oan Semteoe oo
Carl ploue.
"Oiaa JrcOrrif jan gOuiie?" :
o5auiit, Om bun uil ba' bam.

5 @nle0ning af ben banite Srons
prins 6reoerits 60=aarige 5goIels6ag
ltriper 5orfatteren Garl Mluusmann
/ bet tgben6aunite 8lao Bort Qanb"
en- R9tte 2lrtitler, al bpilfe neoen=
itaaenoe iurOe 6aDe SnteresIe ogTaa
for bette 8laOs 99iere.
2laereOe / Sommeren 1862 6apoe
Rpgtet bait trapIt meo at fortqae
ON en- foreituaenOe 5or6in6elIe mel
lem Den 19saarige prins 5reoerit af
Danmdrt og ben fun 11=uarige prins
leslie, Garl ben 5emtenoes enelte Dat
ter.
6or be polititere, Der bar fulot
optagne af ben itanoinaOite 5ante,
ItoO Denne 6Or6inOelie Iom ct 6pj
Grdo uttraaOaroigt 5remtiosmaal.
s gegpn0elien af 1864 ubtattes bet
od oftere Presien, at ct 2ggteita6
iom bet antDoeoe biloe pare en- pQ=
ientlig Stptte for MuIigbeoen af at
faa 9iGlp ira Sperrig og Rorge I'M
Der arigen
Oct par Deo paaitetiOer 1864.
ari9slDtten bapoe forlangIt ipigtet De
panite 9aa6en. 8Ioug par trat %
6ef0mret. 6an piloe oerfor benptte
6erien til ct Op9olO ariitiania, IN
Der 6piltet ban baaoe oiloe retreerc fig
og pleie 5orbanoIinger meD De uorife
4olititere ON fremtioi9e Ruitnin9er
8or at 8:jiens Seniigt lite ituloe
misioritaas, teaotnote Ploug fla til
U}iniiier 6aa o. gioroe bam beten0t
meo i'm 6eaiigt. ltuber Sdmtalen
meboelte Ylou9 UliniIieren, al &onq
8drl ben 5emtenoe netop PaaIfe
pd9ene piloe tOmme til &rifiiania, pq
at .. Diloe i6ge en- 2lupiens 6o5 BAN.
6dll itdnoieoe oerefter Ylou9 og iagoe
meo ben 5dmiliaritet, iom De natio
nallibeyale polititere ogIda oeres
Memoirer logger for 0agen Omtale
al aonge6uiets Meolemmer.
oSpsrg iaa meO bet famine, ON
5reoerit maa faa 2ouiie."
8erefter rejite qloug, og bet lpttez
Oes BAN ariItiania at faa 9sfte om
en- 4uoiens bos aon9en. Oct al
taltes, at Wieoet ituloe finoe Step
9angfreOag pau Oeriitetet. 5iOen
trat uo, og bet bar allereoe tent paa
2lftenen. gnoelig fom 8ongen. 6an
par tl9bt Hptertappe og meo ldnge
Stsbler. .Samtdlen fiant,t oerefter
Steb unbsr fire gine. Den bIep me
get bepaset og pinlig.
Den bdrmblooige ploug talte oierpe
Orb ON ben formentli9e Quntenbeb.
Der ubbiites fra iOenit>norit Sioe, me
oens aOngen 1sftig foripareoe ben 90
litit, iom fertes al De forenebe Rigers
llbenrigsminilter @reb Wanoeritrem.
Sumtalen Iluttebe bog meo 3iltenpes
giOelien al perIonIig Spmpatbi ira
begge SiOer, og aOngen rate ploa9
6oanben til 2lflteo.
ploug, Der baOoe p9ret fulot pps
taget al i'm poIitiite Misiion, tom MI
/ 5anter ON 9alls Orb og Iagoe:
,,Saa Itulbs eg ipsrse Deres WIdie=
f9t fra 6aa, ON 8reoerit mddtte
faa 9Ouiie."
aoneen, Der aatenbart bar gldo
oper at tunne tomme til at tale ON
noget anbet, os ober at tunne pie fla
imeoetommenoe, iOareoe bjerot, ioet
ban flpg ub meo Sdanben;
,SapiIt mda ban faa benbe, bois
bun pil bape bam."
9all bar meset tilfreos, ba ban beo
plougs 9iemtomf erfarebe, at man
life pilbe meDe noeen MobItano fra
Song Garls Sipe, bpis bet ellers bite
fig, at be unee 5briteperIoner nGreoe
Sbmputbi for binunbsn.
(6pr effer Cfnnh ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Oil life nmopGre oct.

WofaruIa, aanIas, 3. Marts. :
9i bruger Mattins' Qlnoopne 2ini'
ment for WapeI eImerter. Oct to9es
parmt 8ano og linbrer efter fau 9je.
blifte. Seq anbefdler bet paa bet beo.
ite til @enner og Ndbuer og Oil ittt
unop9re bet.
q q. pirtef(
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Soiucr til Mmerifa.

Sout9umpton, Gnglanb, 9. Suli.
De foreneOe. Staters 8eIanbt / 5pfz
lamb Wfr. G9arlemagne 5oper ofgif
/ Dag berfru til Rep gprt omboro
pau Damperen ,,&aiIer Dil6elm".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
&artOflcrnc iGnslanO Os Srlano.

Sra 2ancuIbire O9 iTar fra SrlonO
bringes Der oisie 9age 6eorprelige
Gfterretnin9er ON, at 3uiinoer og at
ter 3uiinber af Qcres meO aurtoflsr
er poelugte al 5roit o9 Re9n. Som
iSplge berdf narer man alporlig 5rDgt
for RpO Srlano tommenoe @inter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Sranif Sarf iaunet.

oonOOn, 9. 5ult. Oct frantic
9arfItib ,,8u Goaeoit", Der "a. De
eem6er afgit fra San 5rancisco til
siOnep, q. 9. 80. os Iom Der iioen
intet er bert en-, maa oesp9rre nu
betragtes iom fprliit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-10
Snlgaricn ifal bOlSc GSrcO.

Wiea, o. Sui. lInoer meqet ftarf
8aaDirtnin9 al energjite 5oreItiaingsr
fra &uslan0 og gitrig 6ar 8prft Ser
oinano al 9uIgarien af9iOet Den @r-
ilarin9, at 8ulgdrien lite bill traFs
1Oerligere 5or6ereoelier til &rig meo
5nrfiet.