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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
LIGHTHOUSE as E MEMORIAL.
Honolulu Abandons Park Scheme for Mors
Useful Tribute to Mckinley.

Honolulu. Aug 4-The proposal 10 establish 4
public park in the city memorial 10
the late President Mckinley viii probably be aban-
doned. Instead Of this tribute 10 the Chief Mags-
trate in whose administration The people of Hawaii
became citizens OF the United States, IL IS now
planned 10 erect a Mckinley memorial lighthouse
at the entrance Of Honolulu harbor- This would
be a prominent situation from both land and sea
besides being Of great practical utility This project
meets with much favor and IS likely to be carried
into effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
CRUELTY TO GERMAN SOLDIERS.
Non-Commissioned Officers Found Guilty on
366 Counts.

Berlin. Aug. "details are published to-day OF q
-. ,,,or+faI hold at Metz Of a non-commissioned
officer named Dunkel, for maltreating private sol
diers at Moerchingen, Lorraine. Five hundred ana
seventy-six instances of brutality. all occurring
since last December, were cited Ine evidence
ebovrad DunkeI's fertile irventtvenesS IN hoVeL
rretboTs of punishment such as compelllhs d SOL
5ier ~ run at full tilt across room ana ram MS
TSe court decided that 866 counts Of the indct
g6 Years and half imprisonment and degrada-
ton to the ranks -. 81. MILITARY, an
+to-i+iee through the suicide OF one or the MAJ
treated men which anonymous letter aSeIIoeu
TO Dunkel's brutalities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
ouRzoN TO ACCEPT LONGER TERM
viceroy of India Announces That He Wall
Continue in Office.

e,,,. India Aug. 4-Lord Curzon. the Vceroy
iforrad the Council to-day that he had decided TO
accept the governments offer of an extension OF
his term of office with permission take Vacatloh
in England in 1901 should he so desire.
Lord Crrzon said he was fully aware OF the strain
-, bie health and the fact that only two Niceroys
in the last fifty years had stayed in office beyond
five wears This. however was TOO snort 9 tei5n
80 Government which had embarked on Wloe
eCbennes of reform, and it would be neglect or
duty to abandon his share OF the "oTh ne saIu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05

The Official designation Of the head of the
Hierarchy Of the Catholic Church Is as follows:
His Holiness, the Pope Bishop of Rome and
Vicar Of Jesus Christ, Successor of st. Peter,
Prince Of the Apostles; Supreme Pontif of the
Universal Church, Patriarch Of the West. Pri-
mate of Italy, Archbishop and Metropolitan of
the Roman Province, Sovereign of the Tenn
po-al Doninions of the Holy Roman Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
RUSSIAN DEMANDS ON GERMANY.
Insistence on Two Conditions as Indispensa'
BILE to Commercial Treaty.

Berlin Aug 1.-The papers to-day print a
statement. which is regarded as seml-ofhcial'
that Russia will insist on two conditions as in
dispense Bile to the new German commercial
treaty with Russia-frst, a heavy reduction IN
the duties on meat and animals; second TO con-
fine the minimum duties on grain to states en-
terng into. treaty relations with Germany, to the
exclusion of the United States and Argentina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
CHILL MAY NOT EXHIBIT AT ST. LOUIS.

Santiago de Chilli. Aug. "A strong movement
against the participation of Chilli in the St. Louis
EXPOSITION has been initiated The principal papers
oppose any official representation at the fair. and
the Commission Of Deputies considering the matter
is also unfavorable TO II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
RICH NAPHTHA WELLS DISCOVERED.

St. Petersburg, Aug. 4-Rich naphtha wells exc
tending over distance Of two hundred yersts have
been discovered in the Kuban territory Of Cis-Cau-
CaSia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
SKETCH OF Mr.. scHWAB.

Charles NJ Schwab was born at Williamsburg.
Penn. on February IS. 1862. His father was a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
"a THRILLER"

.sThe House the Hudson" the new seriai
story which starts in next SUNDAYS Trit-Aa.~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-05
,,,r uorsE ON THE HUDSON"

-. .xv story that starts i'm next sundays
Tshnne Full of mystery and fhFlii'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-22

~ moved into the first floor of of the old New
a York houses. It has been slightly changed to
make it possible S a housekeeping apartment
The rooms however,are still large and have very high
ceilings AS have heretofore lived in cottage
in the country l am rather puzzled how to make my
furniture look all suitable
Il can buy few pieces, having a small fund to
furnish from. The windows my greatest difficulty
have four pairs green velour OF lovely shade
and quality which have been given and they are all
just and hall feet too short for the windows Wha
can do? had thought OF using twQ curtains to make
one draPng the end across the curtain ROD at
the top, but perhaps you can tell me a better way.
Il will get the plain fish net you have SO often Sug
qested for the thin curtains will only ask this time tor
Suggestions to wal! paper for front and back parof5
and advice the curtain question The woodwork IS all
white except the doors which are mahogany COLOR and the
saw in wall paper shop}fhe other day paper which
velour curtains be used This paper had clusters Oh
narcssus flowers and leaves scattered ABOUT upon pure
white ground. 1t was selling for 80 cents Toll 49,,
Use this upon the ceiling OF your parlor down TO the
picture moulding which must be lowered to the top OF the
window frames ~
the case should be tinted yellowthe shade OF the bios
SONS the wall paper If this oornice has to be con,
dered the ceiling proper must be Papered and the eze
nut on separately The effect will be good one way as
the other The same or nearly the same shades OF yellow
must be used the side walls Buy cartridge paper Tor
this as in good shades OF yellow and only costs
20 Ge other room advise varying the treatment since
the rooms are large Use figured wall upon the
side walls conventional large design in green or vel
low upon a white ground for the side walls, and PLAN
male tint of this color for the ceiling and frieze down to
the picture rail will lower the ceiling In tnting the
plaster cornce there be one much darker shade than
the plain coored ceiling and reze will aid in bringing
give the yellow or green suggestion with the idea
b+ Won wish to use the other pair of curtains here.
tb;s rooms is to be bed chamber lowered side wall
would be good5omethipg in large and snowy blossoms
M o the fo oT b tna question You say the woodwork
painted White except the doors which look like ma
hny Have carpenter make for you sections OF three
5ttce made of plain smooth one-inch strips of wood
T b;s stained TO match the color of the doors anC
Gd IN the ions of the windows the depth of two ant
half feet auting of thin green silk may be put back o
# Below this put your curtain rods for both the ne
and velour curtains This will add to the beauty OF you
windows and give them character
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-22


These wood fnishers my mind the best on the market
and if YOU will stamped envelope Wli ai you TIC
name and address the firm which manufactures them
Two coats of white paint usually sufficient upon ne"
wood The should be Of ordinary white PANT ana inc
second of egg-she gloss This gives the soft surface ap
rearance Of the eggshel, its implies
Mahogany furniture viii show well with the darKtai
ed wood but have pronounced liking for the voryWAtc
woodwork n a where mahogany IS used Particularly
the furniture is Colonial patterns the ivory White Is
and the white paint below? In either case however, you Will
make no mistake if these directions are followed
II Il Il
"a v See" saws eye suggestion for house decorating
and furnishing have impressed favorably that appeal
ia vou to help me The carpet III my parlo
deem red velvet The ehaded scroll design OF butt and
Green The wall paper Of buff and white have an od
fashioned black antel and upright piano as well a. inc
frames Of the upholstered furniture, black am gong 10
the furniture reupholstered ana can nave II O0 "
such colOrs you suggest ,- .t.-.-t.
There is not much woodwork in the room nave tnou3
Of white enamel being effective Tor this, ana nave oug
TOO that black might be suitable. Please your ideas
on the subject and whether the mane should be the same I'D
color as the rest Of the woodwork: What color would be
hest for the new upholstery and what color would you
rest for the porteres? to have new ones but inc
material must moderate price Should the Portere9 DC
the same in all doors of the room!
The woodwork your parlor would be effective were
PAINTED black If you decide upon this Use drop DlaC IN
side finish" This shows the dull surface you desire
The paint would have the advantage of being III accord "t
your antel piano and chair frames and would look very
we'll with your paper in buff and cream.
In either case hangngs OF shade OF RED trle Stc
in tone than the red in the carpet and should use the same
te velour as being moderate in price and requiring no lining
If fftv inches vide and sells for s. yard FOR the ca
coverings select tapestry that shows flowers ana o
age in subdued shades OF red and tan ground
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-22
A MANLEss ISLAND COLONY

On small island in Greek Archipelago there IS colony
which is composed entirely OF sort OF religious
order which considers it disgrace Tor one OF ITS members 10
ven look At man So when fisherman approaches the
stand the women pull the gray cows Of their cassoc over
their heads and their backs Provisions are never m
vegetarians Only the maron who annually elected head OF
main on the land ali their lives taking their lling the
soil washing housekeeping and fishing
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-22

though the furniture shown
cheap IT, however, you like the general
table o would be 10 l
blaeand the filler and well rubbed IN VIII
that will be found satisfactory Inc wood
work the manner but this Is not
essential
Brussels which les than dollar yard will look well
and good -. 800, iii.
book shelves
room Slight two low cases OF Flemish
finish should have glass doors
The walls up to the dividing moulding should be covered
With unfgud green buap above for striped wall pa
pers ground with green hgureS forming
Fnarang in quaint oval black wood will look well
Choose your lamp great need be costly but it must
brass lamp with shade OF art glass
suggests fine Tiffany and Is quite expensive 49, c,
would corduroy the door Corduroy
be
In the picture shown page ante OF pressed yellow brick
and should use them IN PaGe OF
tiles By following suggestions the color scheme will find
your be restu as well as artistic
Il Il Il
"lvood Finish asks Vhat can do give the medium dark
used house' You have frequently
advised coong would like to know how to secure It. VIII
Tbe lower floor comprises with parlOr and small den
1.-THE What kind OF paint should be used upstairs
applied the best ehects
mahogany furniture be used the rooms with the dark stained
Woodwork? f.. - -, -;ua r,, -
called weatheed wood un and Sho4d De
brushed
and then apply sheac After three hours apply coat
OF dead Neither the applications requires sanding or rubbing
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-22
Furnishing aCOm=
bindtion Room
in q Manner to
Make 1t Most
Effective. ~ ~
FURNISHING combination
Il room is an easy matter if the
start is made properly. Sim
ME I.ibrarv" writes. 81 have in

my little home room I2xI3 feet,
which opens out of the dining-room.
! should like to make of this a sort OF
library and sitting-room combined. l
would like to have you advise me con
corning the wall paper, furniture, car
pet, curtains, tiles, mantel and book
shelves.
The dining-room has walls in two
shades of yellow. The table is round
and the chairs have leather seats,
golden-brown in color. The curtains
are of golden-brown silk, made UP
over fsh-net. l saw you suggested
this treatment to some one else, and
| copied the idea l am delighted
with the result All the furniture OF
this room is i'll mahogany, but of sim
pie design.
Il am sure that you will advise me
properly in this matter, but l must ask
you TO remember that whatever we
put into this room must not be very
costly We have not many books,
but mean to accumulate more a. time
goes on.
happen to have a photograph OF
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-22

!. !. !. !. !.
These two show different gS s lssa M .
of the same floor plan 8SsN IMs s2ag # I ~
a
structure witha ulszed cellar and NMS8M
The to the 49, N2Ns&# H@M 1@8A N@
Dazza-vhch the
ont-- the side 1he
has width twenty
with of thirty, and II. ssgS4 80
ordinary pIot-+oNioo s8Ea5
dis
many
ample
the house for satisfying
With the floor plans the
elevation is subject number
carnations design idea hall upper
dnmgroOu and kitchen back
Of the hal al ceilings halt feet
and
the walls and ceiling hard finish The expenditure of little taste
dollars wall paper and labor will make this room
nd homelike well be imagined
dinnq-room-1ox feetha the finish and i'll the
hail. the woodwork good chestnut oed and
moulding used dust catcher but everything
j. andsu substantial
sink cuboars stationary tubs hwater the furnish
and located make the work OF the housewife
maple floor and plain oiled woodwork
tribute materially to the saving OF labor .,o, 49,, -.
second floor three nice bedrooms with 8oot onh ceilings
having faceand bathroom fitted with the ordinary
bathroom Recommendations While nothing elegant about the
Painted or oiled woodwork used
bathroom here the artistic idea
builder cheap but dainty wall paper can be applied at
ceiling be tinted easily and then with lew
the feeling OF home comfort
in dwelling
lopng prevents the dividing the aic bedrooms and
household
10y f oos are niDed for hot-a service the furnace
the cellar where located coal and wood-bns
The contractors figures on this cottage
lures heating $3.50 painting $5 miscellaneous SIS
the approximate cost in New York San Francisco
easily reduced and
still 1--WE practically the results
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-22

/ his ears to tell him when the tone is right This
he does by feeling the vibrations on the
chords, and to this end the tuner keeps his
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-22
HOUSEHOLD DECORATION
By MRRGARET GREENLEAF

NXIOUS," OF New York writes; 4 have just
~ moved into the first floor of one of the old New
"A York houses It has been slightly changed to-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-22

SPREADING out
of territory in the
larger cities OF the
country, and the
enormous increase
in what may be
termed the mass
of toilers earning
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
6errebsfodeo

9errebsogeb 6. Sui.
Z borup, 9erreOsfogeO / 9asle m.
Il. 6erreoer, er nplig %afgoaet BED 9ez
Den / 4drbus.
UleO BAN er en- Ijeloen perfonligz
beo, ct p~armtfplenoe og uom9rtet0lenz
neIfe aoaet bort. Sittert er bet, at
6r. S6prup mangen en- Sang bar p9z
ret iloe til Mooe oper at ituue BONNIE
en- d%ntldget, Der paa 9runo at u6els
oige Omit9noigbeoer. ilet Oporagelie,
0eo % gengepaniteli9beoer bar tomz
men ino paa 5orbrDoerbanen. Sans
9irtIombeo fom 5orbprsoommer bar
preget at megen Sopialitet og 3jenits
piGig6eo oper for ben antlageoe. 6aps
be benne IibTte ounoet Shorups 6ierz
te, baboe peofommenoe / 5borup ben
beoi!e 9efenior, o9 mango i%tattels
forpiloeoe MenneIfers St9bne miloz
neoes peo ben penlige Maabe, bborpaa
5borup tog Sagen.
Del CT ou o9iaa b9noet mango San
Qe, at lgslaote StrafeFdnqer bar benz
peaot fig til 3borup Om RaaO og Del
teoning for 5remtioen, % ban par
gerne bialpIom % tienitpi1ig.
Gn Sang moOtog ban 9eieg al en-
Ragter fra 9anOst, iom bapoe Tibet
paa @ano og 9rsb for 3poeri At nOgle
6poeparer. Regteren Tom nu for at
Tperge 36prup ON. 1ddr ban Tube
betale Sagens Omtoitninger og De
6%eoeparer. ban baobe %itiaalet.
- 6orr mango Born bar De-
Ipurgte 3borup.
= SDp 9srn, %ioarene Munoen.
= 6por me9et tiener De ON 4aret2
400 aroner.
= @oot, iaa ItaI ieg faa orOnet ben
Sag, men nadr De III tommer biem,
ffal Der p9re Set. @aa De MI ben
til Sldgter q. q. meo ben Seobel.
Saa faar De en- 6laiteiteg meo bjem
til &onen.
0erreOsfogeo Shorup, Der bleO IS
Qar bar feot / Sfibe, bbor 5aoeren
par profurator. 1878 ~ubn9pntes ban
til 8pfogeO / Qarbus % 1895 fit ban
tit Gmbeoe / 6asle 6erreo. 6an bar
RiOoer at 0anaebrog og Dbmo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
Danl1larR.
8iifOp s.. 9. Spreuicn.

grofesior 9uns Sopbus Ssrsnien,
q. al Ob9., Der. fom bet bar pentet,
er blepen ubn9pnt til giitop oper Col
lanoz5aIIters Stiff, er Sen al en-
9anbsbplerer og feot ben 3. Sanuar
1856, MI altfaa AZ Oar gammel. ST
ter / Sommeren 1879 at bare taget
tbeOIoeiff Gmbsosetsumen pirtebe ban
/ nogle Nar Iom Carer / &%eben6apn.
5 1881 tom ban til Selling og SOBER,
bpor ban b~erefter arbejoeoe / Is Oar.
fbrit Ell Bar Nar Iom aapeaan, oerpad
fom baaoe SogneprGit % 5oritd1oer
for Selling Seminurium fra 1884
til 1894, / bpilfet TioTte Ndr Sognes
talbet uoitiltes o9 fit fin egen Manb,
boorefter Ssrenien dlene bar Semi1a@
riets 5Oritanoer og 5sritelarer, til
ban / 1899 ~uon9pntes til 5ormanb
for 6eniurfomiteen beo S%eminarierz
mes gtsamiad GO Minifteriets Som
iulent / S%toleia9er.
Som Br9l % Semindrieforitdnoer
panot 8. q. Serenien 4nerten0elie
ION en- ualminoelig opgtig Mano, og
iom en- iaaoa1 bar fan ogiaa De fioite
Qars 4r6ejoe for 5olteItoleDaienet
i pioere 9reoie pu1cst ben i~tprite Qgz
teIie co meeen gnoeit. 09iaa ION
2eoer af De fdtefetiIte gbelier beb Be-
fforalieminariet bar ban giort ct uo=
marfet og at aanbioaterne meget
paaffsnnet Arbeioe. Sans aominiitrdz
tioe Gpner er bl. a. fommst Strife
Zig 5oreaing til pilofarne gsrns
Reoning" til gooe, i6et ban fiben /
5ior bar baret 5ormaho for bets
5urretnin9suobalg.
giIfop 8. g. Ssrenien maa ba bill
Ies pelfommen / lit me Gmbeoe ION
en- bpgtig og ipmputbetiif Qerfoalig=
beo, berbos en- fortr9Felig 5aler, bpis
Orb oltio er bel operpeieoe og b9rb at
agte pad.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

ga Grippe ioranleoigeoe 0jerie'
lggo0ni,
Nerpeiitet % baarlig 5orooje!ie.
Wiine Genner peb, at 0eart Sure
reooe0e mig

Nrs. G.. c. 6nrb. lis ga 3 Ct. Museaiine. Soma,
er ct rtlfeubt gltblem nf D. g. airfen ben Del al
Stafeu. eun fser: ia @rippe anb mig ct %alUorliet
TiliGlhtaf g%trbghtet % baarlia 5orbsieie. hOilfet
bnrtiai u%obitlebf ia til oiertsnaoom. Gel leo al
seUnlfsbeb. 6opeopius % arampe Gnitlsrns. Den
minofe RtU9eelie frem'albte aaubeuee. 5elslie af
aaniheo og br9nbenee Smerteanfalb. Pea oil fee.
bpab iee febIe bar iast mine geimr - at II. Riles'
eeari Cure bialp mig. iaa als otsie utehaaeiiee sunipz
toner %ioripnuet. gloo it9rfr Smetisr bar leo alorig
fnnoet noaet lia 7r. Wiffs' anti.9ain Yins, pa leg
tror. a. gltrue anb eiper Bills sr en- uomGriet Ulaoes
meoiein."
Der ssn blso rant al pieiisipabom fit 20Oe Var.
} to Raaneber ff ham HeiteH iHaen SspH. oa ot be-
gpnofe at eipe ham 7r. Oailes' oeart Cure mtb Rerue
ano giuer 4ils, % MI er ban iuno % trtf. Dan bar
euooo tefiaaet en- eGseuHberissefe og sr neO Carer
paa 9bilippinerne. Sss bill iilfsie. at 8r. Wilev
aniis Balm pills nfpiuliomt bar purrt ti Bofe Tor mtg.
Sec bar bnppiIe anialo al uerups ooOeeptne % bar
albris brust uOaet, Der iaa burtis bialp % gao MIA
ainoring." Wrs. alice Rono, HnfIIo. 1io.
vile apoteitre iRiger % saranterer ben fsriie
gIaie al u. Wiles' e%raemiols. Striu eiter fi BOG
ON g~aerpgiist 90 oierieinsoOmme. aoresie; Or.
Milss' Mroical Co.. gifhart, 3ne.
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Gn ffanbinaoiR geae

| bet eamle annb befbrebebe mia fulbften.
ot9t Tor NerneloRttelie. araftIpsbeb, ip9ts
yet 9tiommslie, SpDnlgsbeo, TAB % On.
per 5prbiroelie oerineo, eiter at ie9 ber.
I'll ganos bopoe foriggt g~uitalter, Spe.
,talilter, Beiter oin ioen Nptte 9ottos
rens Hecept for bette mGrfelige 299emibs
Del er enonu | min Seiiooelie, og for at
9l9lpe ltoenoe Eanosm9no bill leg ienbe
I'll etbper, lort be9grer bet, en- @flfrift
oeraf tili9e ineo oioere Cpipsringer frit |
1orle9let @onnolut.. 6ccepten Tan faas
eispeoeret paa ct 9obt @potbef mob rinae
uo9lft. Grip til mig jtrafs, % De bill ers
tore. at Der enonu inbes 2Grliaheb po
Dprt8ti9heo | Veroen. % at ben Mebicin,
lorl min Heeept toreifriDer, nirfeli9 lure
ler, @bresie: Is. g. Denlion, 1or 622,
@bieaoo, 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10
Sonoerjyllano

@n orbinbret Il y 6ors
leben bdpoe ire gprl mar miitet 9ioet
bos arbeibsmdnb Mpneien / qlnor.
&onen bar 9aaet ct Qgrinoe / 8Den,
% meoens be imad bar alene biemme,
gift Der Sfo / no9et 5ra, fom bar lagt
peb aattelopnen til 2srring. Oct blep
til alt 9elo opoaset al en- Some /
Rabolaget, fom fit be fmaa uO / iibIte
Zieblit. De bar ale uoen 8epibItbeo,
men ben burtig tiltulbte 2age fit Dem
til 9ipe igen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

6anen. globet ,9b6p." fortpfz
Ter: s en- &ro fab forleoen Dag nogle
9snoer cg BRAT. Saa tom Der en-
anben 9onbe inb, % ban baboe en-
tor, peilig, leoenoe 6aae unoer 4rs
men.
,,6oor Ital BIZ ben meo ben Sane.
sSens?" fpurgte 8snberne.
Den Ifuf jeg ben og ielge pdd
Martebet."
.6Oao toiter 9%abt1pen2"
~ aroner, pg bet er ban erli9
barb"
.@il bu baps % 2re2"
9onoen peapte Dem apsssn me0
TAPS 5oraat.
Den fan 10 life engang gale!!"
.gil Ou gipe en- 9rOne for bier
Sang, 6anen saler / 2sbet at en-
Zine, faa ffdl 5anen bore bin"
ga, bet bar %fodri." og faa fate
goaben 5anen pad 8orbet og 6egpnbte
ielD at tdgle lipdgti9 fom en- 6ene.
&btelifp! guleoe 5anen / Dilben Sfp.
8pnben blep peo.
6dnen br9lebe, fom ON ben babbe
en- Gnio | 6alfen.
6anen og gonben galsbe og faglebe
ON Sap, og Manben. Der ftulbe babe
5anen. bleD boaoe rgo og bleg at
Sfr9f. Oa Der bar guaet en- balp
Zine, baobe 5anen galet IA 9anse.
o6an fan goot gale 80 9ange |
3imen," faeoe Bomber.
,Saa tag be tpbe Groner ber," fdgbe
ben anben, yos lab mig bore fri for
bet forbdnbebe DIR" Sg bermeb
fmeb ban tppe Rroner pda Borbet og
itbrteoe dfiteD, fulst at Batter Os9dnss
gal.
gonben tog fine 20 Rr. os i'm 9aae
og gift grinenoe bioere.
,,&an ban faa life gdle?" fpurgte
FAN triumferenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

8runoftebt &anonbdab
aaaonbaaoen .,5aliter", Der er ubt
paa Sogt meo pRrnspligtige Maltini.
ter, LIB fOrls6en Worgen paa @runt
/ Spenoborg Suno tGt inbe Der
Sbenbborg. st Rit5autelegram beret.
ter. at 0ampifibet ,9rtilosbns" OF
ao 5ormiooasen lagbe fig / Selen for
at tr9tfe ,5aliter" of @runoen, men
Der melbes Inlet ON. at 5orisget INF
feDes.
Ssbriat riiiferer aanoaboaben n9ps
pc alporlis Moleit beb at bare fommen
apiten for mar / bet freoelige Sbenb-
borg Sunb. ,5olfter" er en- elbre,
men Del fonferberet oe fart Sfube, Der
fagtens ian taale nosle anubs. Den
lsb at Stablen 3. Decbr. 1873, er aft
faa 30 aar CANNED og bar fsrt Ell
meget DirtiOmt 2ip. Nabnlig Far ben
| en- aarrefte gjort 9jsneIie fom %
belfesffi6 for D9rneplistise Maffiniiter
iamt for Sfibsbpgningsz Os Maifins
ifolen.
6srfte Sang oJalfter" bar ube paa
3ogt = | Gfteraaret 1875 - habbe
ben nuDarenbe WdrineminiIter S0bnfe
til Chef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-10

Slotrens b. @drts
nsr Wlabfen at SIbftoO i gItpenbfbsieI
bar en- flor Os itoofelig 6ane at De
Orpingtoners 2Gt. 5or nogle Ouge
iioen bleb Maoien opm9rffom paa, at
belle 9saieflotten fob / en- &lnnoe %
fsrte ct liot anoet Sprog enb iebpans
Zig; en- Sang ime[lem bsrtss Sfrig %
gr9l al ct anoet DIR. ION tilipne.
laoenoe floses meb 6anen.
Deb nsjere at fe efter, bite bet Iig at
pare en- Sloer, Der toq 0iotag meb
9anen eQer rettere bdpoe taget =
for ben bar aasrebe buffet unoer /
aampea. Sjnene par nGilen blggebe
ub, li9eiom 6opeoet bar buffet Iom ct
Cob : at 2iO bar Der fun liot igen.
SelDfslselig bIeo a%obbbret brebt
og maatte at mso gelien, Der er ret
foitbar. 0ortner Maeien fl 9yortjes
neiten, men 6anen bgr bdOe 9Gren.