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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
FREIGHT COLLISION.
South Bound Freight Runs Into
Yard Engine and Cars.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
y CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Nov. "a
In collision on the Southern Railway,
one mile north OF Charlottesville, about
10:ao o'clock this morning. two engines
were practically demolished. four cars
totally wrecked. and two railroad en-
poyes slightly Injured 1t was o'clock
IN the afternoon before the wreckage
was cleared up. oil traffic being delayed
for number Of hours.
The Southern yard engine, with five
coal cars attached, was standing on
the edge OF high trestle near the South
ern pump house. AS the last car Of
train No. II. from Alexandria to Monroe,
hove In slght around a curve. Freight
Engineer Gerlacher caught glimpse
Of the yard engine. reversed his brakes
and then jumped. The freight struck the
yard engine with terrific force, knocking
one OF the coal cars from the top Of the
trestle to a creek. some thirty yards
distant. Tbs two cars next to the freight
engine were reduced to splinters. One OF
these cars was loaded with heavy street
car rails, which were thrown down the
.,mbankment. The unloaded coal car next
tc the yard engine was also thrown down
the embankment, the trucks being LETT
on the track.
S. r. Pugh, fireman on the freight,
SUCK 10 MS engine, tNlihius lHaI 'ho
train would come to a standstill, He was
less hurt than either Of the two men
who jumped from the engine-Engineer
w. Fl. Gerlacher, OF Covesville: and
brakeman G. C. Smith, Of Alexandra,
Both Of these had their ankles pralned.
t.esides receiving some bruises.
It Is said that when the crosh came
Engineer Harvey Mortimer OF the yard
engine. who had been standing along
side the track, was on a run to flaS the
freight He saw that h.. could not get
In his engine In time to avert the col
| li.ion, and was relying upon his fire.
man. John Fnles. of Charlottesville, to
get the yard engine started, This Failes
endeavored to do, but the brakes would
| not work. He was In the engine when
the collision occurred. Tbs, yard engine
| Is badly wrecked.
The wreck was duo to the failure OF
the yard crew to have Il flag ont while
standing on the main line, outside the
yard limits, Ths south bound freight was
two or three hours late
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
DESPERATE PRISONER.
Adam Hunt Sentenced to Hang
in Person County.
fspec,al to The mes-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-DlspalcnJ
8vIRGILINA, VA, Nov. 24.-William
Cosby shot a white man near Houston.
Va November Ath.., The owner OF GER
tain tract ot.land caught Cosby hunting
on his premises and ordered him on The
reply was q load OF shot, which IN
f1,ct..d a. serious wound In the owners
foot William took French leave but
AS this was not his first offense, Sheriff
T. r. Jordan, OF Halifax, made speclal
effort to catch his man. lie succeeded
In locating him In Oxford, n. G., ana
wired the chief OF police there to arrest
and hold him. which was done. James
wrenn, the Oxford chief OF police. upon
receipt OF the necessary requisition pa
pers, agreed to deliver his prisoner TO
Sheriff Jordan at this place at o'clock
Eunday. and his carriage had just crossed
the North Carolina line when the negro,
though ,handcuffed, jumped from the car
r!age and made break for liberty.
The officers tried to stop him. and
fired some shots to scare him. but he
did not mind that, until finally the on
cers succeeded in sending a 44-calber
bullet through the fleshy part OF his leg.
pr. P. p. Causey declared the wound
was painful, but not seriouy. After
Sheriff Jordan had the wound dressed
he handcufted his prisoner to the buggy
and LETT for Houston, where Halifax
court Is In session,
Adam Hunt, who brutally murdered
Fleetwood Wilkins near Roxboro last
Saturday. two weeks ago. was Indicted
last Tuesday In Person County Court,
tried on Wednesday, found guilty and
sentenced to be hanged thirty days from
that day.
This is tn, kind Of justice to prevent
lynching.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
.CRISMOND'S
.RE1URNH0ME.
A Charge Of Forgery Is Standing
Against His Name II,
Spotsylvai1ia. s
WILL APPEAR IN COURT COZ r
He Came Back Voluntarily and
Will Probably Publish a Re-
view Of His Own Case.
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.).

Especial to The Times Dispatch).
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. November
A.-An Indictment on tho charge OF forg.
cry is standing against j. +. II. Crts-
mond, former clerk OF courts of Spot
eylvanin county, who returned to his
homo last night. after M absence OF over
four months. during which timo the al
fairs OF his office were examined. a
shortage Of $1,000 found, and now clerk,
T. A. Harris. appointed. but he Will give
bond for his appearance at the next
term of tho County Court when tho case
will probably come up for trial.
It Is charged that Mr.. Crismond some
time ago forged tho name Of Common
wealth's Attorney Lee J.. Graves to
report sent the State Auditor, certifying
TO It's COL rcctness MIR. Crismond returned
home voluntarily, and will probably pub
lsh review of the entire case some time
" NEW MEMBERS.
Mr.. B. II. Warner, OF Washington, has
been elected member Of the Executive
Committee Of the National Battleheio
Park Association Of Fredericksburg, TO
fiji vacancy caused BY the death of the
late Hon. II. T. Crismond.
Tho steamer Tourist OF the Peoples Line
which has been undergoing repairs FOR
the past two weeks, has resumed her trips
between this city and Urbannu.
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.
] The Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian
and Christian denominations will unite
in a Thanksgiving service at the Baptist
Church hcre on Thanksgiving Day, the
sermon to be prea clled by Rev. DR.. T.
S. Dunaway. Services will also be held
in ST. Georges Episcopal Church and
Trinity Episcopal Church. Many Of the
business houses of the city have entered
into an agreement to close their places
OF business and observe Thanksgiving as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
BLOOD
P |l|||S |l|R
Bone Pains, itching, Scabby
ckin Diseases.

sweiInes, carbunces, Plmples, scro1uia
rermanortlyN Cured by tnkit1g Botanic
Blood Balm. 1t destroys the active Fol
sot, II, tho blood. If YOU HAVE aches
and pains In bones, back and joints, ltcn-
Ing, Sea bby Skin, Blood feels hot or tnln'
Swollen Glands. Risngs and Bumps on
the Skin, Mucous Patches IN mouth, sore
Throat, Plmples or offensive erupt s,,.a
Copper-C olored Spots or Rash on sKln'
MI run down or nervous, Ulcers on
any part OF the body, Hair or Nyeprow W
falling out, Carbuncles or Hoils' take
Botanic Blood Balm, guaranteed
"a cure even tho worst and most deep
seated cases, whore DOCTORS, patent med.
icines and hot springs fall. Heals az
sores, stops ali aches and pains. reduces
all swellings, makes blood pure ana ricn,
completely changing the entire pody INTO
n clean, healthy condition. 3 BIB. mas
cured thousands OF cases OF BLOOD POISON.
after reaching last stages. Il
Old Rheumatism, Catarrh, Eczema
are caused BY an awful poisoned condi-
ton Of the blood. BIB. cures ca
tarrh, stops Hawking and Splitting. cures
Rheum atism, with Aches and Pains. heals
al! scabs. Scales, Eruptions, Watery
Bl,sters. with itching and Scratching Of
Eczema, by giving pure. healthy plooo
supply to affected parts.
Cancer Cured. IN
Botanic Blood Balm cures Cancers OF
all Kinds, suppurating swellings !, Eating
Sores, Tunors, Ugly Ulcers. 1t KILLS the
Cancer Poison and heals the Sores or
worst Cancer perfectly. IT you have
persistent sPimple, Wart. Swelllngs.
Shooting, Singing Pains, take Blood
Balm and they will disappear before
they develop into Cancer. Many appar-
entity hopeless cases Of Cancer cured by
% LIMO Rnfan Rlnnd Balm. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
Weddings Past and Future.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
HEATHSVILLE. VA, Nov. 24-Mr.
John II. Purcell and Miss Elizabeth Ell
moro. both of Richmond county, were
united in marriage at farnham, Tuesday,
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
Robert Williamson.
MIR. Eddie Robinson and Miss Essie
ried In Liberty Methodist Protestant
Church. Tuesday. Rev. Mr.. Wooden OH
Ciatng.
Marriage license was Issued at the
clerks office, Warsaw, Tuesday, TO Mr..
l. W. Cockerell and Miss Virginia &.
FORESTER of Richmond county, the cere-
mony TO take place IN the noar future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
Mr.. Pettit's Lecture.

Especial to The Times DspatchN
+ LOUISA, VA. Nov. 24..-Nlr. Pembroke
Petit, OF Fluvanna. delivered his de-
ightful lecture here last Thursday oven
ing, ii ain to speak as please II you
please He was feaId with pleasure by
. large and select audience IN tho Town
Hall. In his rendition of Poe's haven
and of Shakcspeare's Seven Ages of Man,
Mr. Pettit's force of delivery an, spon-
;ancity are wonderfully blended with a.
delicate pathos. Like Thomas Page. he
knows his country and his people by
heart, Is Il gentleman of the old kind and
inspires his audiences with enthusiasm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
---- ---------'--7-- ---------
uTHE OLD SCRATCH"
How the EVIL One Came to 30 Popularity
Known as nThe Old Scratch

'N710W' 2" Ho ~ W WIT
One OF the many familiar names Of his
Satanic majesty Is THE Old Scratch
1t is undoubtedly due to the fact that
scratching is so dlsagrecable that people
thought It no worse than the evil one.
A scalp full of dandrun keeps ono
scratching all the time; not only disa-
greeable but considered very inelegant in
polite socicty--as II should be--bccausc
one ough, 10 keep the scalp SO clean that
ii would not itch. TO cure tho scalp of
dandruff effectively, use Newbro's lIerpl.
eide II kills the germ that creates the
dandrutf, which is preliminary TO falling
hair, and finally badness. No other
hair preparation kills the dandruff germ
Herpiclde also is a very delightful and
effective hair dressing, Sold by leading
druggists. Send zoe, In stamps for sample
to The Herpicde Co. Detroit, Mich
Owens & Minor Drug Co, special agents,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
Magri-Fazzi,
(snecial 10 INC Wines. pIspatch }

(Special 10 TIC Tlmts-DspntchJ
LYNCHBURG VA. Nov a Miss Mad
cline Fazzi, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs, T..
F'azzi, was married this morning to Mr..
John j, MagrI, a well known young busl-
ness man of this city. Tho ceremony took
place In the Church Of tho Holy Gross,
and was performed by Rev, Father Magrt,
OF Richmond. brother Of the groom, as
sisted by Rev, Father McHale and Rev.
Father PERKS.
Alr. r.. L. Masri. brother of the sroona.
was hest man and Mis4 Marguerite
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
EIGHTEEN YEARS.
Son Sentenced and Mother on
Trial for Train Wrecking.
lsn.cial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch)
sTAJJNToN, VA, Nov. N.--In the
County Court to-day James w. Bailey,
charged with wrecking Norfolk and
Western train, near GreenVllle, tnls
county, last December, In which wreck
the engineer was killed and several per-
sons Injured was sentenced to eighteen
years In the penitentlary
His accomplice, John Kennedy, was
at last term Of the County Court SEN
fenced to be hanged
Ellen Bailey. the aged mother OF James
Bailey, charged with being an accessory
and urging on the crime. will be tried
to- morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
GENERAL WOOD
in REAL FIGHT
Has Captured Moro Position IL
Hills Of Jolo and Destroyed
the Earthworks.
(By Associated Press.)

H.# (By ASSoCltltu ~ SSa'(
MANILA. Nov. A,-General WOOD cap
tured the Moro position In the hills OF
Jolo, north of Taglibl, on the goth instant
and destroyed the earthworks they had
thrown up ,nerc, Private Martin Bren-
nan OF the Fourteenth Cavalry. was kll!'
ed during the engagement ana Two prl-
Yates were wounded, one seriously.
The loss on the Moro side Is known 10
have been seventy-fiye. probably more
az the ground is covered with brush and
bodies are hard to find.
The expeu.tion returned to Jolo, and
pending an investigation General Wood
says that so far as he can see there
will DO no more opposition on the part
of the Sultan's men, who led the fight
Ing.
According to his understanding this
action Of the Moros abrogates the Bates
Hsaty. !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
FIRST MEETING OF
THE COMMISSION

The first meeting Of the Education
I commission. appointed at the recent
meeting OF the Bal list General Assoca-
ton OF Virginia. was held at the Second
Baptist Church. In this city. yester'
day.
Preliminary organization was effected
with the election OF tho following Off
GERS:
dent, Rev. Julien Broadus. OF Berry
vile: secretary, Rev. B. Cabell Henlng,
of Bristol; treasurer. Judge w. X. Barks'
dale, and auditor, Mr.. George B. west
OF Newport News.
In addition to the officers, there were
present the following members; Mr.,
simon Seward, of Petersburg: Mr. r. ],
Crump. OF Richmond: Rev, A. B. Wood
lin, OF Waynesboro; Dr. Robert Frazer,
OF warrenton; DR.. W. e. Hatcher and
Dr., ", r, L. Smith. OF Richmond.
Application has been made by the as
ISOLATION for charter. The prellml.
nary organization will be perfected after
II is obtained. Tho next meeting Of the
body will be held on February 25th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
Boy Badly Wounded.

Especial to The s-Dispatoh)
TEATHSVILLE, VA, November a.
A white boy named Boloson was accident
ally and perhaps fatally wounded yester-
day. The boy was riding In wagon,
when the gun was discharged, the whole
load going into his hip. The bone was so
badly spllntered that 1t will be necessary
to amputate the leg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25

II noticed in going through Sydnor g.
Hundley's stores they have blue, yellow
and pink tags on some lovely good;
what does it meant" 1T means 80 per
cent. off on those with blue. 80 1-3 off on
those with yellow. and % per cent. of on
those with pink tags attached" Don't
miss this sale 1t begins Monday. Novem-
her 22d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
Serious Injury.
(snccrnl 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch.

Especial 70 Tho TImes-J Uspntch.1
ETNA MILLS, VA. Nov. 24.-Mtss Ann
Rylands. who fell and broke her hip
some three weeks ago. is no better and
Is suffering greatly.
Rev. II. A. Willis left yesterday to be
In place to-day at high noon to marry
Miss Elizabeth Goodwin, OF Rapldan,
Orange county, to Mr.. William Bailey.
OF Westmo reland county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25

4, Mr.. Z. r. sitt,s, I,rooklyn, n. Yy writes:
stuse ny name as a twciity-y eat drnhk.ara
restored 10 ttiah hood ntid health by inns
tnarvcious cttrn Tor the drink habit"
IA. nj rs. r. w ycii6, New. York City. writes:
a'ORRIN e. ctirod MY husband, who. was a
steady run ard for nia:ny years. ne row
rood ana Le ID fully restored TO t,,anliood.
he used 81 " Ave boxes Of .OR KIM FL" y,
M re-. WI u. d, Helena. M oht., w test ~
Have waited one year before wrl.ing you
oatiitar,um treatment, as we'll rs. other ad-
i; vcrtisrd cures. bit they nil allied tttti NO
gave him 20 Z R IN e. He Is now fn,l Y re-;
stored to health ard has NO drsirr TOT drink.
,E Mr.. u. II. n, Kansas City, Mo-. writes:
~ an, satisfied that drunkenness is dis:
ease and the worst In THE world. or me-
In my oplnlon, will cure any case II taken a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
Fishburne-Burnett.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispntch,)
ROANOKE. VA, Nov 24..-Mr. Edward
w, Fishourne. n popular merchant, and
Miss Madge Burnett. sister OF Professor
w, Z. Burnett were married to-nghl
Rev. 7, y. Flshburne officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
EXCURSION
NORFOLK,
THANKSGIVING DAY,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH,
Via Norfolk and Western Railway.

SIS round trip, Fast Veetihuled Train
vii, leave Richmond. Byrd-street Sta
ton, 800 A. NJ; Petersburg. e:as A, NJ.
arriving Norfolk 1920 A. NJ. Returning.
leave Norfolk 1880 P. NJ. arrive Ron
mond 10 F. M. For tickets and further
Information apply Ticket Agent. Byrd
street Station. or at company's office. S3s
East Main Street,
JNO e. WAGNER, e. =. bosLSi'
Passenger Agent. DIST Fass. Asens'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25

Fazzi. sister OF tho bride, was maid OF
honor
The ushers were Messrs. J. a. Morrison.
james Wall, James Doherty. Lawrence
Magrl, D. A. Hurley and Umberta Fnzzl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
OUR GUARANTEE.
Take large bottle OF Botanic Blood
Balm (e.B.B.) as directed on label,
and whom the right quantity Is taken
cure 10 certain, sure and lasting. ~
not cured your money VIII promptly
be refunded without argument. nv
I Botanic Blood Balm (B.B.B.)

pleasant and safe to take. Thoroughly
tested for thirty years. Composed OF
Pure Botanic Ingredients. Strengthens
Weak Kidneys and Weak Stomachs.
cures Dyspepsia. Sold by all DRUGGISTS.
81 per Large Bottle, with complete dlrec-
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FREE by writing Blood Balm Co.. NO.
As Blood Balm Building. Atlanta, Ga. De-
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ical advice, sent In sealed letter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25

TO GRAVEL ROADS,
The supervisors on yesterday authorised
n considerable expenditure for graveli1nH
parts of the road from Centralta 10 the
courthouse. which has recently been I'M
proved under the new system OF WORKING
roads brought about by tho good roads
association Of this county.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14
Sfal nOje nnocri ibscs.

5ono ou 9ac, @is., 12. Suli. Qiz
get af 9rant 8rapton, fom opoe paa
Nort9ern Sinosipgeaipl Of6tof6
ben 3. q(pril, bleo opgraOet og unOers
ie9t ben 9. os. for at tilfrepItiae afogz
oes Sl9gtnin9e og andre, fom fanot,
at Der bapbe D9ret pisie Omit9nbigz
9eoer forbunoet meo ben unge Mdnbs
0eb, Der 6uroe optlares. graDton
bdooe tun o9ret / 2lnitdlten % Dag,
od ban bgbe. 2iget bleo Ienbt til 5ono
ou 2ac; men intet 2igipn bleO ben
Sang botbt.
2igipnet bite, at 2iget 6aobe paret
ao6net for uoen 5amiliens 3iQu6elie.
Del bar giort Iaalebes, at en- np I'm
oeriggelie life oiloe f6re til noget Res
Iultat. Sjernen bar blepen fjernet og
9rmulo lagt ino / Steoet. grDItbez
net og nogle at De inors Dele par ogs
ida fiernet
@uo. Ga 5oGeite bar Forlangt, at
Sagen unoerioges paa bet neje7e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14
4iflGSt.

Wdrquette. Whh, 12. Suli. 5or
nogle 2tftener iiben 6leO Snobb9gerne
/ @runo Marais, 2tlger 6ountp, Dpg=
tig itrGmt, oa en- Mano Tom ipaIerens
De iplitter nsgen gennem 8Dens Ga
Der. 6an iad bib uo, og &pinoer og
Born fIDgteoe oeo Spuet al 6am.
Zen fremmeoe 6leo grebet og obers
manoet, fit alaper og Muo og for
talte oa ON fine OpleoelIer.
6an par ois paa, at ban lite 6apoe
ipiit noget i iets 0a9e, og lige iaa
l9nge baDoe ban b9ret uben 9lqoer.
9dn tom til @ronoMarois fra Shelf
brate, G6ippepa Gountp, for tire llger
iioen for al isge 2tr6ejoe, og od ban
intet 2lr6eioe fif Der, git ban til Tsm=
merlejrene for at ie, ON Der life bar
2trbeioe !0dn Git til @ermfait, 30
Uiil ira 8rano Marais, % oa ban
life par beloigere Ger, began ban fig
pad 5iIbd9epejen til 8rano W}arais.
SITE lan9t ira @ermfaIt git fan imio=
lertiO pilot. Zen anbsn Dag mgoie
BAN en- Ulano / Stopen. Iom toang
BAN til at qioe iig line 9lGoer og
nGgteoe at 6Dtte meo BAN. 6an 6dpoe
idaleoes itte &l9oer paa aroppen.
9an forisgte Al fplqe 5nren. iaa at
ban tunfe fomme poa cen rette PEI
i9sn; men 3Dpen forfoanot pluoieli9.
Cine 9dnorin9er fortTdtie ban, 100
af ca til og leoepe al Bari o9 @dno;
ea1elia fom ban pdd en- 5emmeroei
icm ban ful9te. til ban tunoe ie Gate
Superior. Saaleoes tom 6an til
@rano Uldrais.
sra 6ooeo til 6oo par BEN itattels
Nano Ituttei al Nleg eaer iaacerr,pet
af Gycn..
Del ner,s at zen Man6, ,fom pIpn-
orebe bonn for bans alao3r. er ea
5anae, Iom nplig er rsmt ira May
quette 5an9iel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14
Sra flerc Siocr.

NuI6inQton, ,. g., IL. Suli. -
Statsoepartementet bar netop fadet
llnoerretning ON, at flere Stdter nu
Itsttsr BET al De forsneoe Stdter fsrit
fremIdtte ardp, at ben aabne DIR"
ftal opret6oloes Wlanduriet oeo oa6e
ne 6apnc. Sina er Iddleoes M uolat
for pres fra flere Cher, ii9r ira
Gnslano og Sdpan.
llnoer6aRolingerne mellem De for
eneee Stdter og aina ON Sanoels
trdttaten itaar fremoelss itile, ifoen
be fineiiite aommisiRrer unoerretteee
beres dmerifdnite aolIegaer ON. at ben
rusTiits Reaerina proteItereoe mob
g(a6ningsn al 6abHe Man4uriet
6ertil iparebe &c ameritanlte aoms
misIGrer efter Sniiruts fra @oi6ings
ton, at be foreueoe Stater piloe life
in6gaa nDgen 5aubeistraftai, iom lite
inoebolot geitemmeIe ON Qabningen
af ire nermere betegnece Sapne /
Wdnhuriet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14
9iGucr bcfcnOcr.

9aGrosit. 4is.. Y. Sui. = Gitel=
le og 6larf. Iom for nosie U}aaneoer
ib,n 6.so arreiiert fer 8speriet ai ct
burlington Is9 0arcus, er for 8et
ten / Yiount Carroll funoet itploige
6iiene aflaqoe oerpla felgen6e 9etens
belle: ,gropnie, en- al 9gperr<. fom
uHOiom. oa JON iiosu bleo orabt ct
9anfreoeri / @aloeston. itgb poraamz
merat @oroon ibet ban tog fell al
BAN og en- al 5ogfolttne. Saaret par
life lipsfarii9t, ca @oreon iaaoe til
os, al oi itulre tate bam op 9ofomoz
tioets 3enoer, 6pis ri 6leO nappepe,
Seq oiloe lite gpre bet. og ioa for
9roonie goroon en- @ang til %
ora6te bam. Seq tror. at ban oer-
eftsr taittce bam / 6loben."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14
5jclitrnp / Smaba.

Blair. IA. Suli. - Gjelitrup.
5oreItillingen forteoen often / gGus
I6ington 6aQ / Omaha bar oOerors
oentlig bellDttet.
6r. 5ieliirup er ct ,,mem6rum pro-
cipuum" blanot 0anmarts Icenife
aunitnere, o9 laarel 6ans bramatiite
aunit iOm bans egte oanite 6lItprrs
oig6eo = begge dbIplut fri for bel
mdnierecs og tunitleoe - pirteoe iom
en- frilt Duttert en- Sommermorgen
/ .9reiunbets risIenbe Smaabplger@
og benreO os aGe til gegejitring.
9i tenote ielpfslgelig 2lsbjsrniens
to Tmaa 2@oentpr oqreiten % Slot
teren" ca 80 8a'. Manol - gtIes
itaft!"; men / Senbags 2(ftes pie
Oeoe ri Dem meo Stunt og gatur
iaa umioOelbart og oelgorenbe lam
meHImelteoe, at ri albrig glemmer
Dem.
De ire efterfslsenOe Sange Ger
par en- 3ib, jeg nagter ej", o@amle
8rosIer Mioas" og a9a9efter" iii
en- fulotuo tilIodrenoe llofsrelIe.
Muligpis bar 6r. 5ielitrup be to
Imda norite 2GOentpr iterIt iom bra
matiit 9unitnet; men Ida naaebe ban
til Gtn9eio Sdngfurcen o@iups
llngOom" ida meget oeito iitrere at
tage os d1e meo abIolut Storm iom
ben qgte odnIte, rputirereoe % eIits
pGroige G6arles. oforIte alasies aels
ner" paa en- tsben6aonIt ,,ferite &ldss
les Reitaurdnt". Charles er rent uo
Ell gragtetsemplar al en- banIt aelner.
0i fer 6am, tenDer BAN, eliter BAN og
fgler en- fri6lenoe 3rang til at ,,ititte
cam pad H9pen" meo Ell 5otroneFptz
te, life minoIt foroi ,,6 ,,9enitdnOe" a
40 Ore er 2 9roner og f----
tire aroner og tres = 9'iartigl".
Charles er GlItoarbig6sben Ielo en-
tienenoe 9tanbs StittelIe, os bog er
ban en- TanO MeIter / at flare ben
boerIt pret9re Situation.
9r. 5jelitrup, Der fOrftoO funmen
meb bore finite lotals &r9fter at itdffe
os en- fau rig 2lften, fortener en-
parm og bjertelia Eat fOr 5imerne
Naibington Sall. CD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14
Sterft Sorocnpcjr.

WaIhington, 13. Suli. = timber et
beftigt 5or6enbejr. Der / @aar git ben
ooer 9pen, ilpg 2pnet neo ct Yauoes
bus peo potomac gtioer. bbori pms
trent ct 0uiin Wenneter baooe f69t
5ilflugt. Gn WlanO bleo eieblitteli9
orG6t. og en- dnoen iau meotdget, at
ban life fan leOe, meoens en- treble
6leu bragt til 6oIpitdlet / me9et Ii
oenbe SilItanb.
2(ae Be sorile bleo 6eosoeoe. men
peb 2agernes6jalp blep be for6olOss
ois tort 3io bragt Ooer 5aren.
Den or9bte er Robert .. Smit6,
SO Qlnr. og Den bsbelig iaarsoe er
J}eaeren Gbarles Slau9bter, 20 Adr.
: en- dnoen Del dT gDen bleo en-
Temten Mars Regerpige, Der ido / ct
@inoue, me9e. itGrtt beosoet.
6ele Gftermiooa9en raIeoe ct Iod
6eFtigt 3orosHOeir, iom ingen fan
erinore Mdge til.