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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
FORCED TO RESIGN.
Socialists Make 1t Too Warm for
President of Reichstag.

Berlin. Jan 23-Count Won Banestrom
has resigned the presidency of the
reichstag in consequence of disapproval
of his attitude during the. attempt, Jan
uary 20, of Herr Vollmer, socialist, to
raise debate in the house on the
charges brought against the late Herr
Krupp and on Emperor Williams tele-
grams and speeches on the subject
The president at the time declined to
permit the discussion on the ground
that it was out of order to discuss a bri-
vate person while debating the budget
His remarks called forth violent pro
that he was violating the rights of tbs
reichsta&.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
KEEP IT OPEN AWHILE
Ottawa Hospital Will Be Used During
Cutoff Repairs.

OUS-OA 4eC pairs
Ottawa. Kas., Jan. est is said by
railroad men and others interested in
the matter. that the Santa Fe hospital
here will probably not be closed so long
as there is 8, demand for its use. The
work along the cutoff has made the use
of the hospital necessary for the past
year, and it is on this account that the
order Of the trustees to close the instf-
tuition up has not been carried into ef-
feet. DR.. GOssett said this morning
when asked about the matter that he
knew that the hospital had been ordered
closed last fail, but that the presence of
a large number of extra men on the
cutoff made it necessary to keep the in
running. DR.. Gossett said he
supposed the hospital would not be
closed as long as the present conditions
were maintained on the local Santa Fe
lines. The hospital property belongs to
the Santa F'e road. The institution is
operated by the hospital association.
There is some talk that Wellington is
to be given d new hospital to handle the
business on the southern line.
There are rumors of plan by which
the local hospital property may be Sc
cured from the Santa Fe and operated
here on a more extensive scale under
different management.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
Legislatures MAY ACT.
VIII Be Asked 20 Pass a Bill for Rail-
WaY Shopmen.

way Shopmen.
It is said that many men employed
in the railroad repair shops of the
various railway systems in Kansas are
compelled TO work out of doors in all
kinds of Indictment weather. When
workmen ia the shops are assigned to
repair a car in the yards they cannot
move about from place TO place in or
der to keep their blood in circulation.
as is the case in many other lines of
employment
They are compelled to remain in one
place until their work is done. Part
of the time they are working on their
knees. sometimes on their backs and
this is regardless Of the weather con-
ditions. There may be snow on the
ground or mud, but the work is re-
quired to be done just the same
An effort is being made by the. shop
men to have a bill passed requiring
sheds to be built to protect the work
men when doing this kind of work. The
proposed law will make It unlawful for
any railroad in Kansas to build, CON
struct or repair railroad equipment
without first erecting and maintaining
at every division point a building on
shed over the repair tracks or place
where such construction or repairing
is done
If the bill, which has been outlined,
is passed by the legislature it will be
effective from and after June l. 1903.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23

of pictures, according to the Tribune
correspondent in London. 1t is stated
that while in America large sum was
offered him by a wealthy New York
capitalist for the series of paintings
representing Napoleon's invasion OF
Russia. On its becoming known In st.
Petersburg that Verestchagin was will
ing to accept a much lower price for
the pictures if they could remain in
Russia the government decided to ac-
Quire the Napoleonic collection for 1O0,-
600 rOubles. The purchase has been eff
fected and the valuable collection is
now on its way back to Russia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
MYSTERIOUS PASSES.
Santa Fe officials Honored With
cake" Annals.

Santa Ee Officials honored with
cake" ANIMALS.
Nearly all of the principal officials of
the Santa F'e have. recently received an
nual passes for 1903 from the North &
South Railway company" The passes
are beautifully engraved and are appar-
entity exactly what they appear to be,
namely. free transportation for year
over the North & South railway"
AS a matter of fact there is no such
Vertlsenents for a brand Of typeWrtters.
The name of the official to whom the
pass" is issued is typewriter on the
pass.
There Is a paper" railway known as
the North q South railway. and in view
of the fact that IT is supposed to be
allied with the Rock Island. it is of in
terest to Topeka people
One of the officials of the freight de-
partment who received a North & South
railway pass says that the term North
& South railway is used on sample
folders. blanks. etc. to designate any
railroad. as John Doe" designates any
man. The following is a dispatch rela-
tive to the North & South railway:
Carthage. No, Jan. 23--At q mass
meeting of the citizens of Carthage it
has been decided to give the new North
q South railroad through this point sew
en- miles OF right of way through Jasper
county and two miles through The city.
The road, which is supposed to be
Rock Island project asked 10 miles
through the county and two through
the city. 1t is not known if the pro-
position of the citizens viii be accept
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
GREAT NORTHERN MEN.
They Are Being Brought to Santa Fe
in Large Numbers.


St Paul, MINI, Jan. 23.-The re-elec-
ton of S. F Forbes as assistant pur-
chasing agent of the Rock Island, with
headquarters at Chicago calls attention
to the large number Of trained men
whom the Rock Island has taken from
the Great Northern within the past six
months. The list is a surprisingly large
one To this exodus must be ascribed
the influence of Charles l. Warren. for
merly general manager of the Great
Northern and now assistant to the
president of the Rock Island. During
the past six months the following Great
Northern men have left the Great
Northern to accept the positions named
with the Rock Island. j. L. Cameron,
assistant COMPTROLLER of the Rock Is
land; c. P. Adams, superintendent of
telegraph; W. w. Wentz. general super
intendent at Little Rock: Frank De-
verill. chief clerk to Comptroller D.
Laughlin, auditor of passenger receipts;
A. J. Anderson, statistician; c. S. Skies,
assistant auditor freight receipts; P. 3.
Babcock chief travelling auditor; w. F.
Baker, general agent at Seattle. S. F.
Forbes assistant purchasing agent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23

St Paul, Jan. 2S.-The proposal to
investigate the issuance of passes nv
railroads to legislators and others was
quashed in the house. the resolution to
that effect being tabled by a decisive
vote after a brief debate
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
Change in Inspection Bureau.

San Francisco. Cal. Jan. 23.-James R.
Dunn. chief inspector in the local Chinese
immigration bureau has been ordered to
proceed to Washington It is probable that
he viii be assigned to the New York Of
fee. The successor of Dunn at this port
viii be Charles Neahan. at present in
charge Of the immigration office in Bos-
ton. Meahan is expected to arrive here
within the next week and he will then
assume charge of the office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
Col. v. R. Morrison in a Hospital

St Louis. Jan. 23-Col w. R Morri-
son, for years q prominent figure in ma
tional and Illinois Democrat politics but
who has lived in retirement recently at
his home in Waterloo. H.. was brought
to a hospital here today. Col Morrison
is reported not dangerously i'll but in
such a condition that constant hospital
care is necessary. It is possible an oD-
Grafton may be necessary. Mrs. Morri-
son ACCOMPANIED him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23

dian river. crossing the Eastern Okla.
homa and Byers, and will tap the rich
asphalt beds near Fitzhugh, /. T., and
through the extensive deposits of mans
ganese to Coal Gate. Capt Melville,
OF sherman, is in charge Of the survey
ing CORPS This new road, it is said,
will intersect the main line Of the Frisco
al Tuska hOu7a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
ooNNEoT KANsAs qowNs.
Urban Railway System Has Exten-
sive Plan of Roads.

Arkansas City. Kan, Jan. 21.-COm-
mittees from several towns in southern
Kansas are preparing to meet IN Win
field and consider the interurban rail
road proposition. From the infOrma-
ton at hand, Wellington, Winfield and
Arkanss City re to get brnch lines
Of the electric road. the main line to
pass through Dalton and Geuda Springs.
Wellington is opposed to the branch
line scheme. but Winfield and Arkansas
City have as yet given no expression.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
AUTOMATIC DANGER SIGNAL
Roswell Contractor Has Patented a
New Railroad Invention.

C. H. Remington. a contractor and
builder of Roswell. n. NJ, is in Kansas
City for the purpose of trying to in
terest railroad men in an invention he
has patented The principal part of the
invention is an automatic danger signal,
which shows each time a railroad switch
is opened. The danger signal shows
one thousand feet distant from the
switch. The signal is worked by means
of long wire that connects with the
switch. The mechanism is simple. and
by its use engineers would be warned Of
an open switch ahead.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23

ed. This is a road projected from FL
den, No. to El Reno, OK. At Eden, it
is thought it viii join the old Sr Louis
& Colorado railroad. recently acquired
by the Rock Island, giving that road a
direct route TO the southwest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
Presidential Annointmants-

Washington, Jan. 23.-The president
has sent the following nominations to
the senate: Lee Fairbanks, register OF
land Office at Del Norte. Colo. Navy
Civil engineers, Ernest H Brownell
Rhode Island: Ernest r. Gayler, Mis-
souri, Paul L. Reed Postmasters-
Kansas. Edward J. Byerts, Hill City.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
FERRY IS rURNED ovER-

Rock Island Pays the Price Of Admis-
sion to St. Louis Terminals.
St. Louis, Jan. 2s.-At the postponed
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Virgins Ferry company held today
the property of the company viii be
turned over to the Terminal Railroad
association, as was decided in effect
at a recent meeting of the Terminal
directors in New York when the Rock
Island. which owns the Ferry company
was admitted into the association.
In this way the Ferry company will
be in measure an asset of the Rock
Island toward forming a basis of the
cost of its admission into the Terminal
company as an equal shareholder with
the other roads.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
Anxietv for ocean Steamer.

Boston Jan 2S-Anxiety in view Of
heavy weather On the Atlantic is being
felt for some Of the foreign steamers now
on their way here. The British steamer
Farnham left the Tyne December p and
was last reported OF the Deal two days
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23

later. The British steamer C1ematic sailed
from Newcastle, Eng. December 80, ana
the HazelnOore, also British, also sailed
from Shields the same day The Ike
moore left Cardiff January l, the Morocco
left Hull January ?, and six other steam
ers left coal ports on January 3. None of
them has yet been sighted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
A New Series of Pictures.

New York. Jan. 2s.-verestchagin. the
famous painter. who at present is in
south Russia viii shortly return to his
home in Moscow and begin a new series
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23

c. F. Menninger. NJ. D. office 727 kan
sas ave. Tel 10; residence 1251 Topeka
ave. Tel. So office hours to q. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23

Don't become discouraged. There Is a
cure for you. If necessary write DR. Fenner.
He has spent life time curing just such
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
"Dr. Fenners Kidney and Backache Cure
is the cause of my being alive to-day. had
suffered greatly of kidney disease for years
and reduced in weight to 40 pounds. now
weigh 165 pounds.
" II. McGCGIN. Olive Furnace. O."
Drugeists. SOC. 81. ASK for Cook Book-Free.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

raabe. a aegeringen inofsrer euro
petite Gone. 9uuten, moftiner. aas
npnitobesisr p9 Snoyetninger.
Sab os ct 2iebIit operpeic. bpao bine
nps 5ormer for Samfunoslt0et / Dor
Sib / og for fig formaar.
9oao %9opgiuninge1 angoar, tan Ri
iige, at ben Dor lib er genuemtr9net
at Soeen ON 5riheo % 9i3beo. Den
g runoi9tnins er iIaoet fat, at ale
0iuorinser for 4ogang til at BRUCE
fine 8rRfter Raj opbere, % at ale,
fotti9e og ri9e, odaneoe o9 ~uoonntbe,
0aarer og forItdnoige ftdl bare Iamme
Rct til at anpenoe oeres 8r9fter, Or
bette % gjenoom efter e9et Stennen=
oc, raar De life li9efrem gore Inore
6ortr9o. Reoolutionen fsrte Solte1e
ino paa oenne @sj, % e~fterbdanoen
neorenes iaa aqe Stdnfer, Tom it9n=
berite SnbretniHger, 9aug pg Sorpos
rotioner babse let for ben GnteIte fris
Rerelie. 9igbeO for 2open bleo ct Ii
oens 2eien; ben a~lminoeliss Stem1mes
ret tom til iom ct MT uotrnt for Gig
beostanfen. og bet Ipoer after og after
til os Wenige. at Ri ere ligeiaa gore
iom @enaeralen, % at hi bare Generas
lens uomGrteliestegu / port Sornpitcr.
(5ortfGttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

pad 9ritfen / min gele, buor Dir.
01br, Wr. 0pbrs SON fob og oabebe
min ponbe meo Sspanb. Sort at
frrtGne, hrs. Opbr par bIeos1 iaa be-
pGget oeo al ie mig / iaa6dnne Sms
itGnoi3beoer, at bun lite babe Chit
til at gaa til airte. DUN bar itrats
endst biem, bapbe ~fortalt tin SIN,
bbab bun bapoe iet, % ienbt BAN NIB
poa politiItntionen for at bsre. bpab
Der par posieret. 9a jeg, eFter at
pore poasnet os bape npot ct al Mr.
ODbr refpirerst @las gortbin. i~ortalte
bam ale mine Weriter os Osres 5piz
ger, gil ban til Qrreitforparerel % til
p%eiebragte Bombs for 500 Dollars,
for bpiltet ieg blep lsslabt.
@i git o%erefter bjem til Wlrs. 3pbr
90 benbes Batter, Der meo 2Rngfsl %
2Gngitelie forpenteoe port aomms. 81
ter at bape gjort 3ojlette, til aoiltet
ie9 bgjli9 trangte, og nnot IN Iuno pg
itprtenbe Miooog, ION oanIte &oinoer
altio ieroerer, bleo ieg iaa me9et re-
iiuureret, al ieg tunbe f%ortaIe Dem ale
mine geionrligbeoer, bog life ON ben
polite Spinbe, for at itte be tube tro,
al jeg troebe paa 9arsier.
Som jeg lab % bar miot / min
geretning, tom min merbems.ot. Den
fra Wilfpdutee. 5dn bdpoe, od je9
life efter nit 2efte par dntommen.
bperfen meo Stib sller 3og iaa:t oenne
Sonte, al ie9 bar blepen ing % oerfor
ftrats begioet fig til 6bifago for at ie
mig. 6dn hdooe b9ret beo min 9op9l
pod 4itlano 9oulepdro, men funs
bet ben luttet, M benpenote ban lg III
Mrs. 9pbr for at ie9e nGrmere Sps
l%psnin9 ON mig. Gfter al bare It'll
bret min trogiit tomiife St9bne, to9
Ri os MI aae en- fornsielig Cater oerz
opsr, og eit O~erefter / aincOla Bart,
bpor Ri tilbraste en- forneieIig Gfters
miooog. Der betog mig al Sro pdd
9drsler; tbi nnaar Gnc.n er aoo, er
aIting gobt."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
Stun CT Jung Sfpgge".
(Spergsmaal til q. g. Se7itn)

3 yDaniteren" Nr. 101 for 10. De-
tsmber 1902 bar t6r. q. 9. SEMEN
/ fine eaers idu interesiante Rtiietrinz
bringer / Slutningen al i'm Strioelie
for napnte 0ato iagt: o9erpda be-
isgte jeg asbenbapns 3ooIogiite 6ao'.
Den bar, efter boab jeg bavoe let /
4merita, tun en- ipag Stpgse".
Seq bill gerne tiaaoe mig at ipsr9e
Sr. Semen: !Sdr De Der i amerita
Jet nogsu 5oologiit Canning. Der tan
madle iig meo ben banite2
Sea for nit 9eotommen0e bar Jet
5oologiite 6aper / flere at Qneritas
Storbper, I. SIS. G6icaso og 6ins
%cinatti, men js9 bar dlorig let no9en,
Der = eab life tilnGrmeIisspis =
tunoe maale iig meb ben / aebenbabn.
De bar, ~betragtet meo Ell ubiIoet Snn.
fun en- ibo9 Stpges peo Sioen al ben
banite. Oct er life dlene mine cane
8etraetninger, men jeg bar bert life
Blot 0anitere, men baaoe 1pitere og
5ranffmeno, iom bar beiegt 9ebens
9apn, ubtale, at oens SebRroigheotr,
neri6lanot ben 5pologiite !6aoe. par
noeet al Ran9, og iom ooergit alt,
6pab Qmeritdnerne / ben Hetning
funne fremoiie, oe iom tu1 baOoe jim
eise / paris, eonoOn, 9amborg og
Berlin.
8or BET life for 6r. Seniens 5ilz
archaeological, iua friites maj nemt oeo
~iaabdnne geretnjnger iii at minoes
9iitorien om .9ans, Der tdOos o9ret
ubenlanos".
Gnten maa 9r- SEMEN bare let nos
get, Der life er til~ganaelist for andre
Der i Nnierifa, efier ogiaa bar bun life
rigtig Ist ben 5Ooloeiite SaOs / asbsns
bapn.
) 5%orDentning ON mart at bere
mere ON 9eres Rejie forbItDer ieg
9eres / Sanbbeoeas pg 0dnItbebens
Sntsresfe 9rbsbi9e Sens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

Oct forefommer mig at Der er en-
p1fehtlis 5oritel, ia en- beitemt Woos
i4tnine mellem ben Maaoe, bporpoa
ri ~betragtsr DOR egen 3io / pens 5ors
bolb til 5ortio Og 5remtio, og ben
Maabe, bporpaa be itsrite og beoite
4anber / benfdrne Gage ~betru9teoe
oeres Rutib. Oct er, %foretommer bet
mig. en- alminoelig Mening, at ri
leper / en- fulotommen 5remitriotets
9eriobe. Som Sslge 6erdf er bort
glit mere rettet paa 5remttoen /
7orpentniaa at be uoportes 9erlig6es
Der, Der IfuIe ptie zig oens 5el9e, enb
pda 6ortiben. Saa biot jeg fan ie,
par be bebite W9no / forri9e 5ioer,
be MGno, bpis Orb og 5anter er TOM
men til os, langt mere tilbdgeituenoe,
enb ri er. MobiGtnin9e1 meaem en-
Iunfen, oaables Nutio og en- 9limrenoe
og fraftig 5ortio ftiloreoes al Sfjdl@
oene, at 50ntsre og 5dlere / glsoenoe
Orb, meoens Ri er mere til6sjeli9e til
at title Dor lib, Dor 5ios Menneites
lip % bens ~aanoelige Sno6olo bit
oper Jortibeas % til fun at fele Dc
Fattioe, naor ri iammenligner por
Sio meo en- fommenbe 5io. / 1pilfen
gnftelige ubbortcs 6oraaoringer e.
qsnnemfert. Raar ben befpmreoe 5eot
fpurate ON 9runoen til, at be g1mle
5ioer bar bebre eno be ME. befr9fteet
Gnqlen, at bet par idaleoes, men iagot
tiaiee: .Spsrg life ON Qoridgen; tbt
Tn foritaar life at iperee meo Btss
boml" 9i, Der, ON ogiaa fun / en- D
perfettslie. bar Lett Sliaoen, miaoes,
1porlebes bet bcrcttes, at !6elten / Nes
tots ungbom taiteoe en- Sten men Get
beb, Tom tolp al 6sooingerne fordn
sroid neppe tunoe lefte ira Soroen,
forbi 9raften bar ~aftagen. Sg ri linz
Der bet after % after uotalt al tiolt9ere
9ipers betite OrOfsrere. at5orf9Orenc
fprmaaeoe mere erb ri, foroi oeres Bib,
gisoom % arcft rar ftgrre cno Dor.
gaa be gamle tiGbage / Sioen efter De
tore, finnenbe rg br9noenoe 9ps, idd
er por Gomtio til6sielig til fun at ie
ems / Rutioen og Jremtioen; ba9oeo
feres ben, at Dit er Sfpgge og Waerfe.
= ocnle gaqe fob Daniels Spn iom
et 0fbnesbnrb ON 5ioeraes Gang;
fsrft bapbe Slpgten fin 9ulbdloer, og
oennem Sslpafberen, aobbere psStens
sfssrsn sr ben iunfst til 2eret. Jhi
forefommer bet mango, at Slo9rar@
lfernes ompenbte Snooeliag al 5ioen
oiDer ben rigtige Jremitiaing al Dfsns
neIfelipets uoDifline; at Ri bar begpnot
meo en- Stenalber, Der dflsites at 5erns
90 groneealberen, og at Ri nerrner os
gulbolbsrea. 0i er tilbsjelt9e I'll at
ofabs os peb, aft for meget at 9looe os
Deb, at Ri life er fom pore Jaors' enash
! arbsioer ener Jornsjelfer, | 5rO elsr
5enfer, / uoporiss Delfaro saer ! adffs
reIise Operbepisninssr.*)
Sea bill lite Der IRE Srbst TOR en-
aopprisains at be benrunons
siDsr s1sr gprs mig til Golf for util@
frsbsbsO mep Dor esen Sib. Wsn pad
=, @onife Tom Gthenelos bos Sorier
"a: ...ts .cimfeu fprbi pi er iieuoelt9f
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
Stt ilette Barrel.
(6umOreite al 81

SEQ bapoe Beet / 6bitago / fem Maaz
neoer. Gn j~Gpnalorenoe Ben fra
9unmart, Mr. Senien, iom MI boeoe i
Milpautee. baboe iaoiteret mig til at
bsisge ham en- nGrmere beitemt Ssns
Dag. Straits, ieg bopoe mootaget Snoz
brOelien. begnnOte ieg At 9lGDe mig til
Der bshagslige Dag. Ri ifuloe ti%Ibrinae
Idmmen.
S6an par rejit ira 0dnmort TO Qar
fsr ieg, lea Ri bnpoe MI life Jet binans
BEN / belle fire gar.
Seq ipates life, ie9 tunoe blipe trat
at at opfriits ale pore Mi1osr og at
fortqQe BAN Gle mine OplepelIer
Iom jeg MI / 5unterne odnneoe os
irsmitiaeoe iaa lepenoe og onitueli9e.
ION BET lob zig gore.
Den l9n9e forpenteoe Ssnoas OPP
tonot meo itraalrnOe Coffin. Strats.
;eg paaQneoe ON Morgenen, begpnote
min 6ierne al iluItrere ben / min San
tcii aacreoe oplepebe Dag, - t6i boob
TT Menneite er optaget az bpoo bet
leDer /, letter initinttsm9siis 3uaters
ne / geu9gelie, naar man Oddgner pm
Worgenen.
Slottsn fem itoo jeg op. Saa mart
jig 9apoe ipiit 6rotOit, began jsa mig
pea gei neo CD Qrtlanb 8ouleoaro
ior at tage 0rano 4penue Sporoo9n
.leO til 8ampftibsplabien.
pua 6jernet al Cate Street LIB jeg
mob en- alore pOlit auinoe, Der meo
II ,~ercuie me" penote imoo mig ct
ubpggeligt uofeenoe 4niigt. Der upils
'aarlig bra9te mig til at srinore et al
min nj afoeoe Mooers uoiagn: .at
IN elore abinoe iom bet fsrite Wsoe,
ocr Ell Ilet BARREL paa 8aoens gegis
oen6eocr.@
Men, tG.ltte jes. / gepioItbeben ON
n uomitgoelig Gitter6eo pua en- fors
noieIig DEG, bet er 10 fun samls a9rs
finger % ipge 9jsrner, ION troer poo
Barrier.
u%untaitet oeruf fOrtIdtte jeg min
Sang NED ao gouIebaroen, tog 9ranh
QDe. Sporpogn. 0a Ri bdboe tsrt en-
ire q fire glotte, tom aolouttsren oq
Toriangte Detailing; jeg fog / ben enc.
Iaa / ben onben Qomme, men nu.
netop / bet Zjeblit erinbrebe jeg Iao
tr0elig, at jeg 6dpoe lagt min qunq
pad Seroanten, meoens jeg beriteot
mine gsatleper, og fslselis hoobe
CLIENT ben.
Seq sjorbe en- lnbffplbnins til &on.
outtsren, bpis Minsr fortalte mig. al
ban, / 2igbeo meb aae andre @meri.
@tensre, fom a1ier etbbert Nenneite for
{. Bore en- youtineret 91pstHRgt -
naturligpis life trosoe mig; % be eps
rigs pasiaeerer 6etraeteoe mig men
tpioliomme glitfe.
Seq boppeoe al Sporboenen oe tim.
te mig do nit 6jem, iua raft jeg funoe.
8a jeg orsieOe ON 6jsrnet al Center
Street og 0ai6ineton 8oulsbarb, lsb
ieg lise mob en- pige, Der tom meb Ell
&anbe 5leoe, Iom BUN | Sammenitebet
Aelote pper mig, ioa bet lsb opsr fele
min alabecragt, og &dnben faiDt til
5oroen CO iloees / mango Stpttsr.
Gn Neger, Tom bar 5ilitusr til Sol
%li'ionen, tos fig en- Sfoeeerlatter bers
oper, mebens pige1 fate ct britt Be-
brsDeligt Qniigt op, oe NIT eset bar
fanbi1nligpis life Jet bebre uo.
Seq tilbso benoe itrats Gr~itatning
for Jlebe cg aanoe, men BUN afbrsb
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0oor aeierne beroenber Zig til 5ult, Der
nnerterer i Blabet. enten for at tgbe bos
benz eGer fur at fna Splpsninser om bet
operterebe, beoes be altio %onttoIe, at be iac
apertisicmen;et / bette Slao. Get oil oete
til e~eniioig Rptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

y On anben libpifiins enb ben Of bet TO-
ciale 9ip MAJ aobenbare fig; l1bpiflin'
gen af bet i~nbipibuefe. bet inbre qip, lib.
piflineen Of Menneifet ielp. Of bets @pner,
Nnifuelier, Of bets Beereber. On Cant
funbet oeina er ~ufulbtomnere bpor benne
ubpiflins iinbes, enb onbenitebs, bier
Menneitebeben Zig bog Der ftgrre os meg.
tisere. @ui8ot: Gipiliiationens Siitorie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
6remhriot.

(af &aptujn SIR. Rielien, 6inbbolm.
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,,Samifcrcn"
bliner ienbt til Subitribenter, inotil no
rpttelie Gpii9eIIe mootaees al llosiuerne
oe al @9lb er betaIt, / Goerensitemmeiie
Eieb De 6prtnebe Staters Boitlooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

~ @onife Tom GtheneIos hos Sofiier
sri tofte 'Simlen. fprbi pi er iieuoeli9
mere prrb, enb ppre gorsrnsere por.
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