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The Western news., 1903-10-07
FENCE TO KEEP IN RAIN.
Ak 10 suggested That One 800 Re ea,
High Would Act as Do Moun-
tain MasseS.

1t is matter of common know1edoo
that in hilly situations the rainfall is
much above the average. and that a
town may be SO situated with reoa ri ~
nelghboring elevations that il viii ra-
celve two or three times the amoun+
OF ram in a year that falls on a Mace
only few miles distant, saws Cham.
bers' journal.
case is quoted in one of Prof Tvn.
dald lectures. where the rainfall of
one Irish town amounts to SO inches
ana OF another to only 21 inches. the
difference being due to the action 81
the Kerry mountains in foncinp tho
moist winds up suddenly to a higher
Level, where they meet with the cold
necessary to precipitate their moisture
as rain.
hoiio Russell has suggested that wa
might control the rainfall artifciallv
py the erection of immense walls ex
tending for some six or seven milas !,
length, and from 300 to 400 feet high.
ouch walls would act as natural hills
IN diverting the path of the moisture-
laden air, and the clouds vould he
forced to yield their treasures,
The Western news., 1903-10-07
AS TO THE REFRIGERATOR.

Keep the ice compartment full of ice
The more ice the greater the econ
omy.
Do not put hot foods into the re-
frigerator.
If much ice be used on the table and
for other purposes an authority advises
storage box for this extra ice.
1t is the food that is to be kept in
stead of the ice. Keeping ice in the
sickroom or at picnic is another mat
ter.
A cellar or other damp place is nc
place for the refrigerator. On the othe,
hand. il should not be put out of doors
unprotected.
1t should be sponged out often with
warm water in which little soda has
been dissolved and the drain should not
be neglected.
Should ants get into the refrieerato1
a saucer of tartar emetic mixed with
sugar and water should be placed there.
in. 1t will drive them away.
Do not think of covering the shelves
with cloth or paper any more than VOL
do the ice. There must be good circula-
ton, with consequent melting of ice
to preserve the foods therein. - 90
The Western news., 1903-10-07
NEW SOCIETY FAD.
Evanston, ILL.,, Women Spend Sum-
mer In Nature Study.
Woods In the Vicinity Are Secured for
Specimens Of All Kinds of In
sects and Museums Are
Started In Homes.

Bugs, toads, beetles, butterflies and
all kinds of insects are fleeing in terror
from society women on the shore OF
SION, Ill. Dor the nature study tad has
seized the exclusive set and the woods
are being secured 1or SPECIMENS.
In the underbrush along the lake
smartly clad women are prying, armed
"llh microscopes and cyanide jars, on
l4e .0Of out tor insects. The lad start
eu recently and reached its o.InaX when
Tie Back Lot" society was formed that
t-.e studies might be pursued systemat-
icaily.
SO far 81 women have signified their
i'll eltion of joining the society They
Oh there.
.lo1. John H. Gray, of Northwestern
A, erslty, has taken over the society
-,.iu Joined it with his infant class.
" -l.cn was organized some time ago.
--u will be instructed by Miss Harriet
LeAnann.
1t is not perfunctory study of nature
that has been undertaken by the club
women. They are going into the move
ment in earnest. The opening days saw
stampede to book stores for scientific
pubilcatlOns and instruments for the
capture and care of the specimens, and
when the supply ran out more were
ordered
In addition to this museums are be-
ing built in private residences, where
collections are being stored.
You see, this is more profitable than
Killing time at summer resort" Mrs.
Gibson said. 1T is really quite instruc-
tive and entertaining at the same time.
There is quite as much pleasure in chas-
ing butterfly with net as in playing
golf"
The Western news., 1903-10-07
FOR THE FEMININE EYE.

Mrs. Martin Nelson, of Cumberland,
Md, at 64 is the mother of 2S children,
25 boys and three girls. She has been
twice married, having seven children
by her first husband and q by her pres
ent spouse. Mrs. Nelson has had three
sets of twin boys. She is well-pre-
served woman of medium stature.
The Englishwoman's Year Book for
1903 states that there are in the United
! Kingdom 297 doctors, of whom SO are
in London and it's suburbs alone. In
India there are 124 English medical
graduates. in China %, and they are
also practicing in Sydney, Perth, Cape
Colony, Cairo, Ceylon, Jamaica and Per-
sia.
The dowager duchess of Newcastle,
mother of Lord Francis Hope. and one
of the richest heiresses of the realm,
makes her home by choice in a dingy
, tenement in the Whitechapel slums Of
London. She says it does her good to
be reminded of the sad side of life, and
she continually labors to relieve the sor-
rows Of the poor around her.
Eugene Mccarthy, who is only %
years of age, ran for the assembly in
New York last fall and was elected. This
was largely due to the efforts of Miss
S. M. Goodwine, school teacher, who
made personal canvas of the district
in support of Mr.. Mccarthy and went
with him on his speaking tours. Such
devotion has its reward. Miss Good wine
will spend the coming winter at AL
bany, the wife of Eugene Mccarthy.
The strenuous life at Newport has
proven too much for some of the young
women wto enc aayored to l-ec- -n with
the ait't-' whirl. Some Of t''~.-r ',r~-,.
to show cicrs o. be&g nearly "2.l
enc nSTs:o:9cs H-ho were corsy r h.
ordered the Arid girls to q,';--~r
! sorts. Ncvpcrt life this SUR -
been too e..o "tirg fc~ c1l h,.- ct~',
are Of uru~nally coed physi-~~. s~-t''
/ Gissit tin erouch for an e. tire v
ter bcing crowded irto a few wcc's
If rur snsa's truly Miss ,,..:..-. -. !. .
White, daug,. ar Of ! y Whito. sce~o-
tary OF the American embassy IN I.c~
don, has not lost her YAM e. s-:-7 {
humC". Mr. Ci0ctc, r2.yirr hcr -.
long oco uro'1 Frr rrnor+od h-1~~tl
to Austen Chamberlain, re.,r.-frs. ~,
that &c hid been h"iCcc,,,cc., e - -
that she could not possil : -
whcn '"r wc1firg d0y arrive g 5--
not sure Of that, Mr Choato," - re-
soonaod, nrrrily. The ar ,.~&~- y.
Canterbury Old me- b recteG he -. r.
PRAYER so often th"t finally he coul..
not be sure OF it at 2Il."
The Western news., 1903-10-07
AS THE LAW DECLARES.

member of q board Of education CT p,
schoo. district is h~lf II e'+nte s. Lc- -
ner (Neh), 50 l.. r. ~ SO, TO be
istertal c@ico~ "ithtr she m ari~c :
statute p"ortG.2g lcr Tie pr~te
of certain public Office rs for ne csc..c-
in office
peace officer acting without a war
rant is held, in Peter VS.. c." v..,~~','
NyD, 50 l.. r. A. 72o to have no right
to kill a fleeing person who refuses to
stop when commanded to do so, on sus-
picion that ne has been guilty of fell
ony, where the offense is in fact only
a miSdemeanOr
The maker Of a negotiable instrument
who delivers it to the payee complete
in all it's parts is held, in Bank of Her.
ineton VS.. Wangerin (Kan.) SOL. r. A.
III, not to be liable thereon, even to an
innocent holder, after the same has been
fraudulently altered so as to express a
larger amount than was written therein
at the time of its execution.
Injury to a child by a turntable to
which children were in the habit of re-
sorting, to the knowledge of the com
pany and its employees, is held, in Chi
ca9o, Burlington & Quincy Railway com
pany VS.. Krayenbuhl (Neb.), 59L R. A.
900, to render the railroad company La
Bile, where it took no means to preye Mt
the children from playing on the turn
table and failed to keep it guarded or
properly fastened.
The Western news., 1903-10-07
A Purgative Pleasure.

Ii you ever took DeWitt's Little
Early Risers for biliousness or con-
stipation you know what purgative
pleasure is. These famous little pills
cleanse the liver and rid the system of
all bile without producing unpleasant
effects. They do not gripe, sicken or
weaken. but give tone and strens tn to
the tissues and organs involved. w.
II. Howell of Houston, Texas, says:
mo better pill can be used than Lit
lie Early Risers for constipation, sick
etc." Sold by Bitter Root
Drug Co.
The Western news., 1903-10-07

81 mediclne from different physicians without
h'uSh oeneht. At last wrote to DIR. r. V Pierce
a:d got his advice and began using his Golden
Medical Discovery | have used twenty five
g2ttiss When commenced taking il had no
aopette' my system WAS completely rundown
Deiter than did before got sick Have a good
i2n2tite aud am able 10 do my work | sim
GeE@ly recommend DR.. Pierce'S Golden Medical
discovery to all who are afflicted as was.n
Those who suffer from chronic dis
eases are invited to consult Dr. Pierce,
ov letter, f,He All correspondence
strictly private. 7lress Dr.. r. Y.
Pierce, Buffalo, N
DIR. Pierce's Pie eliets assist the
action of the wDis
The Western news., 1903-10-07

During a trial in Paris between the
partners of corset firm the defense
revealed that one of the branches of
their manufacture were mems cor
sets. The Judge having demanded an
explanation, it was shown that more
than $4,000 corsets were made yearly
for Frcnchmen and 5000 were
shipped to England, principally for
army officers. German officers also
created quite a demand till rival
Berlin firm offered a cheaper article.
The Western news., 1903-10-07

Is !..-aicl ana Becoming wealthy
f..a.i L-..c.t3oa of New Sewing
I.....-e While in Prison.

Charios ! .ler, who was paroled from
the ~ .I.5ey state prison at Trenton
TACT J J..,.y II gCod conduct and for hav-
ing iaEcltcd blind lockstitch sewing
u-.cLin2 while serving his fourth term
Tor burglary, continues to profit by his
invention. The English rights to it
have been sold for $4,000. "srs -'ss as III ri
When he left prison local capitalists
agreed to market the invention, WE'LL
known Trenton business men agreeing
to finance its n anufacture.
The -1Gl!sh ,aal has recently been
c-@cc1. H-.th s..e5, be1'..c5 $5,a9) in
cc-al, -J,&JJ in stock OF the :. lish
concern. 1t is re 3rtcl that another
1&.:-e c Ct has been made for TIE RUS
81 ;, IT, 2-,.,-ne has been
7 II 81 entries. =
TIE l.c-l capitals in addition to
b. N, Filler when he came out of
p..@3a, cave him a salary of 5000 to
sr-c--@ end the construction of the
II chs. He says each m hine
coes tie work CT % men and does it
bc .cr tlal they could do it bv hand.
-cr is rood-loo,tinr man, AZ years
o.d. He was convicted four times of
bNrs!2ry, serving nearly 20 wears in
prison. He now SIS all his good for
tune came from his incarceration. for
IL re I'D not been forced to work in
tie prison tailor shop he never would
nave thought of the blind lockstitch
nooN:-a
While in prison he met Miss Louise
l. i, pretty ard Wen connected girl.
W:o Ia w.th her aunt opposite the
prison. T&ey were married last ,Janu-
aTY in the Methodist church here the
event erecting local sensation at the
tme. Filler has Sc led down in com
lcrt2 .e home in one of the best resi-
oeA1aI portions OF Trenton and bids
f2lr to h'"or2e a wealthy man. i,
lie SAYS he never committed tho
first crime for which he was so,t -
prison.
The Western news., 1903-10-07
WONDERS OF COLORADO

The greatest silyer-p producing state
1t is the greatest ld-producins
state.
The Rocky mountains occupy in Col.
orado alone more than five times III,
entire space occupied by all the Aims
Among the Alps there are nine MOL,
more than $4,000 feet high: in Coloraso
42-all higher than the famous Juna
frau.
The state has 800 mountains, half Of
which are not christened, to say moth
ing OF 800 lakes and more than 60
rivers.
" There are a score of Incorporated
towns, doing business every day in the
week in Colorado on a higher level
than the great st. Bernard pass. with
Its monks and dogs and snowstorms.
The Western news., 1903-10-07
Distress after Eating Cured.

Judge w. 7. Holland of Greensbure,
La, who is we'll and favorably known
says: 1.-TWO years ago l suffered
greatly from indigestion. After eat
ing, great distress would invariably
result, lasting for an hour or two and
my nights We're restless. l concluded
to try kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it
cured me entirely. Now my sleep is
refreshing and my digestion perfect"
Sold by Bitter Root Drug Co.
The Western news., 1903-10-07
Market Report.

The quotations given below are the
prevailing prices Wednesday morning
and are subject to change at any time
Butter, Ranch Zoe per lb.,
Creamery, Soc per lh
Eggs, 25c doz
Potatoes, so 90 per 100 lbs
Hay-Mixed, $500.
Timothy, $1,000, Ba1ed.
Oats, S1.1O per 100 lbs.
Wheat, S1.1O per 100 lbs.
Apples, 75c.
Cabbage, $O.75 per 100 lbs.
The Western news., 1903-10-07
No state Flag.

TIE state of Missouri has no state
flag. "1t has great SEAL" says one
of the states papers, land coat of
arms. with two bears upon it, and a
splendid Latin motto. But there is
no state flag"
The Western news., 1903-10-07
Great RecOrdS

SO Tar. according to the Boston Globe
the great rides of history are Paul Re.
vere's, Sheridan's. the ride from Ghe,t
to AK. Tam O'Shanter's, and the ride
OF Miles to Reno, 80 miles away.
The Western news., 1903-10-07

Many a person
living in health
to- day has the
lungs marked by
the healed scars
of disease.
DR.. Pierce S
Golden Medical
Discovery makes
W e a k lun < S
strong. It cures
obstinate, deep
seated c oug h $,
bronchitis, bleed
ing lungs and
other conditions,
which, if neglect
ed or unsk ilfully
treated, find a
fatal termination
IN consumption
"I had been trout,
led with lung dis
case and pleurisy
TOR a number of
years and the trouble
had almost become
chronic writes A. ).
Elarn, of Howe. la.
v HnI Snuaraf l-,.l
The Western news., 1903-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES,
SHERIEF'S SALE

Albert May. Amos Buck and Geo. A. Kahn
Plaintiffs
versus
Montana State Horticultural Society,
Defendant
To be sold at Sheriffs Sale:
On the 18th day of October A. n. 1903 at
O'Clock p. M, at the front door of the
Court House. in the town of Hamilton
County of Ravalli, State of Montana tn,
following described real property:
Lot one % in block two (2j of Peasantyalt
addition to the original Townsite of the
Town of Stevensville.
Dated this .%s.nd day of September, 1903
JOSHUA POND.
Sheriff of Ravalli County, Montana.
The Western news., 1903-10-07
OME EUWG

Nav be gone and yet the remaining lung
will be amply sufficient to sustain vigor-
GUS vitality. As general thing few peo-
pie make more use of both lungs than is
equivalent to healthy use of one lung.
These facts are all in the favor of the
man or woman with weak lungs, even
Wien disease has a strong grip OH tlleu
The Western news., 1903-10-07

Christian Church-South Second street,
Preaching every Sunday morning and even
ing hy the pastor. TheC. f services com
mence at ZOO p. m. and the evening services
at s:oO. Each service lasts one hour. All
are cordially invited 10 attend.
r. M. DUNCAN. Pastor.
The Western news., 1903-10-07
Good Rule to 0hserxa

The best plan in managing these
foreign names. says the Washington
Post, is just to follow copy and not try
to pronounce them.
The Western news., 1903-10-07

baptist Chu,ch-South Fourth Street.
preaching fourth Sunday in each month at
II a, M and 500 p m. and at 3p m. second
sunday. sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching
al Corvallis at II a. m. and s p. m. ON second
Sunday Of each month.
w. r. RlCKMAN. Pastor,
The Western news., 1903-10-07

Presbyterian Church-South Fifth Street
Preaching every Sunday at II Il. m. and S:O(
I; N. sunday school at 10 H. n. Christian
Endeavor Sundays at 700 D. m.
j. E. BURkHART, Pastor.
The Western news., 1903-10-07

NJ Church-North Sixth Street. Preach
ing ht 10 a. M and p. m. Sunday school II
u. n: EpWorth Leaene 7:CO p. M Prayer
n,eetlng every Thursday evening. Strangers
aiway> made welcome. j. A. SMITH, Pastor
The Western news., 1903-10-07
What the Trouble Was

Judging from the way water is pour
ing out of the stocks, says the Chicago
Daily News, there is also a cloudburst
In Nall street.
The Western news., 1903-10-07
CHURCHES.

Catholic Chufeh-South Fifth Street. Ser
FIRST Mas at s o'clock a. m. High Mass. fol
lowed by benedction, at 10 $50 a. m. Sunday
school at 2;3Op. m.
CHARLES MAoKIN Pastor,
The Western news., 1903-10-07
Montana State Fair, Helena, Mont
October $40, IQo3.

For above will sell tickets to Helena
and return, good going Oct. to 9 in
elusive, return up to Oct. II, 1908, for
one fare and one-third.
S. r. WILSON, Agent
The Western news., 1903-10-07
Convention Brotherhood ST. Andrew
Denver, Col. Oct. 7-u, 1909.

For above occasion we will sell
round trip for one fare plus 500.
Date of sale Oct. 5th to 7th, 1908. in
elusive. Stopovers allowed returning
within 10 days. Transit limit pas
senger to reach destination not later
than Oct. S1st. S. II. WILSON,
4otf Agent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Der fan, men bet paapegeoe er ifet at
5erren ielp, % bet mao tases meb /
getragtning.
@nonu ct Oar Santer. Gr bet
alene bIanot be unge 8riitne, Der for
berebe fig til graftegerningen / SUBS
Wenigbeo, ri ftulle ie9e Den eniteoe
SIo? Maafte Der mooidt tunoe pere
@runb til at Iige, at De ituloe beate,
inotil be bliper ifsrte meo 8raft al
bet heje. S bbert Sab gGloer bet ON,
at be life lgber, for be bIiper ienote.
Qufber, Iom iittert bar uoruItet meo
ct tort Maal at Qanbens SIb og arafs
ten fra bet bsje, foreneoe meo i'm Sper
for Menneiters 5relie II nnoerlig
3rno6eo / at bente pad 6errens adlo.
6an trotbe fulot og fat, at Sub not
fufoe finbe pod at fable BAN, bbor
Iom belIt tan biloe BRUCE BAN. ,9po,
Der tror, batter life" Oct er ogidu
ct Subs Orb, % bet g9loer ON at
forene bet meo bet Orb al Seius: oSl6
er jeg fommen at fate paa Soroen, og
6bor biloe isg, at ben bar optanot ale
reeer (2ut. y, 40.
Den anoen 3ante bar. ON Der life
tunoe Fnoes nogst al ben rette SIN
uoenFor qr9iternes % S%tuoenternes
areos2 9i Ifulos meme BET. Miaer
bar for Refea TeIo peret inbe paa Den
3ante Fpr. 6bao bet angaar at tale
til meomenne7ler ON here's SjGls
6relIe / al Gnfolpig6eo, men me0
6ierttDarme. ba tan en- ul9ro 8riIten
ofte asre baaoe 9rGiisr og Stuoenter
til Sfamme. Seq tanter pad ct 5il=
faloe. jeg minoes at bape l9it. prGs
ten fad en- 5rit9nter fomme | airte.
9r9iten enIter 6ritGntereas 5relie og
1nlagoe i'm prpoiten paa bans OOer=
bebisning. Men bet belle git hdm for
bi. ubenfor 9eren itoo en- CANNED
9one. 5ritanteren bialp benoe oper
noget @latis. 3il 5df fusOe bun:
3. bOor jeg eniter, at min 5relier
par bin" Oct Orb ramte bonn og
blep til OmDenOelie for 5ritanferen.
W1en bermeb er boerten iost, at Bro
item life buebe, eIer at ben gdnle
Some tunoe befl9be bans gmbeoe,
men fun, at SUBS aanb Ogiaa bruser
andre enb pr9iter og Stuoenter ION
tine Rebitdber. Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
glnbre sioer peb ben sag.

Oct er til bet, 6r. u. 6. MiIer ifrep
/ 0r. Is, si agter at gore nogle De
m9rtninger.
Jerit ben 9sm9rfning, at bet gl9s
Der % at ie arlig Niot9rbeb for Wlenz
METERS 5relie. Oerfor optog Ri ogIaa
Milers Qrtitel. Som Ri fer bar Iagt,
ital lege ltge fau goot JON laroe bape
4bgang til at ubtale beres 3anter
gennem .0f."s Spalter, naar be Ca
bar noget at iige, Der ouer til noget.
Og bbab bet angaar meo bet a%1ildaz
eoe @mne, o4dnbens Slb", ba snIter
hi meb Miaer at ie mere at ben. Oct
bill Ri altfaa Before gioe 89gt snb Ri
piloe Ipotte bet peb &ritif. @tO ret
mango / bore Weni1beber oilbs bebe ON
mere al SUBS 4anbsS lb.
Men ben Gag bar flere Sioer. 8i
maa pogte os. al ri life fur Gin6
eler ip9rmeriif Slb / Stebet for Qanz
bens SGb. aan Ri oDerbooeoet freme
bsiase besne SD beb menneifeligsMibs
Ter? Gaer maa hi life / 8sn og paaz
taloelIs bente, inbtil6 erren fenber ben?
Won pi Diloe naa ct Stribt fremdb |
49,
ben snftebe 3etning, ON hi dfforteos
bore Stubenters Stubietib2 8i tbips
Ter it9rft berom.
,6bo, fom tror, batter life" Isl. %,
16). Det Ter ofte ub, fom Dor 9erre
felo tsbebe. Otter at ban gap ben
fsrfte 5Orjattslfe ON Jrelie til aDam
og Gpa, Dentebe ban | fire 9ufenbe
Qar, inben 6dn ienbte ben lopebe 5rel=
fer. DE Sibens 5blbe tom, fenbte
Sub fin Ssn." 5dn alene fenote Ii
bens Jplbe, og ban pentebe, til ben
bar iaoe, mtn better life fangere. Se
bd fad CUBS SIN tom til Serb Oa
bleb Menneffe, oentebe ban meb at
prabite for Solicit til fan bar trebipe
Mar. Mpoftlen. MATTE pente | tire
4or fra bsres &ulbelfe og saa | 29re
bos Meiteren oper ale Weftre, og iioen
blep bet benz befalet at pente | Serufaz
lem, inbtil be bleb ifsrte meb araft al
bet bsje. 6porfor fdaban 0enten9
6porfor maatte Mofes bente, inbtil
ban bar 80 Qlar gammel? Sbar, bbem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
Fra Greosmpoet / Hortbiielo,
Minneiota.

st fent og peliignet Mebe, fom pi
fan miaoes meb @labe os 5ut. Gors
uben Stebets preIt par 7 pr9iter
til Stebs, TO at arebiens preiter bar
frap9renbe.
MeOet begpnOte 9orsbag Gftermios
bag, bOor qaitor 90. 81. Scnfsn pr9>
biteoe ooer Matb. 8, 1872.
0ennem 5olen leb ct inhtraneenbe
.5slg mig, og bet blsO ligefOm ben
Zone, Der tom til at lbbe gennem bet
meIts al 5ortpnbelien unber MsOet.
5or pldoiens Stplo os 9Gierens Sn>
teresfe iful jes blot gensipe nosle at
5obebtanterne, og ba f9rlig al Dab
ningstalen og Observation-Disclosures
poulus flyer: Dorber mine Gfterfel>
sere. S6srrens 9jenere ftal life ftoa
fom 8sjbifere, men iom 8ejlebere. 9i
transer til en- Gersr poa Dor Rejie,
naar Ri ifal panbre pda farlige Ste
Der, at hi life ifal fare bib eler oms
fomme, men naa frem til Waalet. @ras
ben og 9elOebe fan naues uben 5erer,
men Simlen os Saliebeben lite. Sc
fus bill bore Dor Jsrer, og bet er Maas
let meb al Dor pr9bifen, at lare Soft
at fslge Sefus. Rosle bill NOT fslse
|Sefus, men be bar nosle getenteliss
beber, fom ftdl opsrbi1bss. gn er
life flar oper, bbab bet foftsr at fsls
ee Sefus pua 9~rangfelens Del bpors
for SeIus flyer: Rabe babe 6uler 0 .f.p.
-, en- dnoe1 bill fsrit tage 4fiteo meb
fine Slast1inee o. 7. b. Oct, fom bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
gn pigtig Spgape.

Haar Der / o0aniteren" ifriues iud
meget ON bort SprOgs 8epareIie, og
ON bort 5olts geoareIie inoenfor Dor
Wobertirts, ou fit jeg apit til at PEE
ge paa en- Opgape, Der Iisser Iaa Inubs
lenoe n9r, for at Der ian iad me9et
Iom p9re 5als ON Sprogets og 8irs
tens 9eOurelie / nogen itsrre ubz
Itratning. Seq mener ben Opsape, at
Jamie bort 5olt / aolonier og holbe
Dem iammen.
= 6pao man nu eno mener ON
Mulig6eben at Oanitbeoens 8epdrelie
/ 6remtiben, iad meget ian Ri bel blipe
eniae ON, at ben bill bepares l9neit %
bebit | be iterre bunffe Solonier, og
bet er forrsiten moi be enefte pluoier.
bDor ben fan bebares ret l9n9e. Oct
er 10 oa tiaise fart, at fun paa iuas
banae Steoer fan ct Ioliot os frugts
6ringenbe firteligt Qrbejoe ubfsz
res. Oct buroe oerfor bare oae, Der
elifer bet bunite Sprog og ben OunIte
Girfe, ON at gre at lie bort Soft
Jamie fig I ben itsrit mulige uoitrGts
ming.
Del er biIt besbRrre idnbt, at meget
bar D9ret forismt paa bette Omradoe,
90 at n0get al Del forfemte er uoprettez
liet; men bet sr laa tiaise pau 9ioe at
Re til, at 5orfsmmelien opbsrer. Del
maa imiolertib inoremmes, at en- Del
bar p9ret aiort | Retning at at fdmls.
Serlig FOREIGNER paiior 8. 9anfen
bort 5olfs og airtes 9af for bet Or
bejoe, ban bar ubfert / q. DAT. meb
at Jamie Qanbsm9no Der. Oct Or
beibe fan life operburberes. Men lab
cs for off | 0erben life itonbIe pda
6ulpDeien. GOlf itrsmmer for 5iben
Rorb og geft pad. og Der er meget
banft Blob | Strsmmen. @n Manss
be at Dor 2dnbsmenb FIBER bbert Oar
aanb | bet norolige Mi1neiota; men
be fprebes, forbi Der er ingen, Iom fans
Ter. Gn anben flor Slot gaar til Ga
nabd, os be iprebes fagtens ogfaa Der
at famine @runb.
unbertegnebe tager fig berfor ben
Gribeb at benftiIe til ben +. 3irfes
Qarsmsbe / OF 6orn at nebfette Ell
8plonisllbbalg meb Snitruttioner ON
at finbs en- plabs for en- aoloni isbet
norblige Minnefota pg en- | Canada.
Oct er muligt, at bette burbe bore ct
itadenbe ubbalg meb ben Spgdbe at
fannie Qdnbsm9nb life dlene til nbe
2olonier men til camel ogfaa, faa at
bore Qdnbsm9ab bos bette lbbalg
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

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ban Qopen = og tom aaigepel til 8ras
tau.
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og gabplons Og 9Gspptens 2ope. Wen
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at .gruuoe paa Subs COB Dag og
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