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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
Big Tie-Up in New York
Building Trades.
HUNDRED THOUSAND IDLE
Work IS Practically Suspended On
Monster Subway and Italians Ex-
cavatOrs Refuse to Arbitrate.

New York. May 12.-New York is
still strike bound, the only clearing In
the horizon being the announcement
that the rival bodies of carpenters now
warning on each other would join
hands. The subway strikers do not
take kindly to the idea Of arbitration,
and in the Brooklyn navy yard there is
still a tie up on the battle ship Con
necticut
The day Is witnessing complete
tie up Of building interests estimated
at about S90,000000 Between 5000
and 100000 men are out Of employ
ment, meaning a loss Of daily wages in
the hundreds of thousands Of dollars.
The Brotherhood Of Carpenters, which
has been the aggressor all along, has
decided TO make application for mem.
bership IN the United Board Of Build
ING Trades, Of which the Amalgamated
association is a member, and thus al.
low the united organization 70 bring
about peace.
This action is to be taken, II is as
serted, In order that labor may com-
bine in the fight which is now being
waged against the lockout Of drivers
and teamsters instituted by the Lum.
Der Dealers association and the Mate.
rial Mems association
AS result OF this lockout, which is
backed by state and national assoeia-
tions of both branches of industry, all
building IN the boroughs Of the Bronx
and Manhattan Is al standstill, and
the declaration has been made that
there VIII be no resumption Of IT until
the employers win their 6ght against
the uni0ni2lng Of The humber ana brick
yards
Engineers start a war.
while peace appeared In one section,
war has developed IN another At the
time the carpenters announced TINT
they might sign peace protocol the
Standard engineers started 4 new tle
up This was due 10 the strike of the
iron workers on the new custom house.
the Knickerboeker hotel at Forty y-see.
ond street and Broadway. the new
Belmont hotel, the power house at
Fourteenth street and Avenue A.
the Weehawken grain elevators and
Busch's iron pier at Coney Island
Contractors throughout the city de
clared that the action Of the unions
did not make the situation any worse.
for all work would cease as soon as
the present surplus Of supplies was ex.
hausted anyhow.
Members OF the committee appointed
by the Central Federated union to con-
fer with the rapid transit subcontract
ors in behalf Of the striking labofers
have not ret given up hope Of bring
ing their Italian brothers to All ac-
ceptance of the arbitration idea.
Vito pacelli, the leader OF the Ital-
ians, however, said "the men viii only
go back when their demands for 81
for eight hours work is granted They
viii stay out Six months If necessary
to gain that point"
Ii was admitted that with the ex.
eeption of the Harlem river tunnel
where MeMullen & Mclean have a
hundred nonunion men working, there
viii be absolutely nothing done on tile
rapid transit system for the present.
Wealthy uptown builders and dealers
In building supplies, determined To
keep things moving, have been guild.
ing thelr own teams, loaded with build.
ing material through the streets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
DENIES STATEMENTS. In TOTO.
Mr Premier SAYS He WIN sue the Times
for Publishing Statements.

Mr. Premier SAYS He win sue the Times
for Publishing Statements.
To the public In last evening Times
there appeared communication signed
Citizen, accusing me Of gathering in the
drunks that appear on Granite st. in front
Of NJ Gallagher's saloon and slowing
them away in my undertaking rooms until
they are sufficiently sober to 90 home or
to 90 out and get more drink. Now then
Citizen ! wish to say that there is not one
word Of truth in the whole article. Every
word referring to me is lie. After read
ing the article | went to the Times office
and demanded Of the publisher, Mr.. T. E.
Langley, the name Of the Citizen who
wrote the article, but was refused MIR.
Langley stated that the party was d re-
sponsible one, and that I could sue The
paper and he (BIr Langley would can
him as a witness at the proper time (which
propose to do) / told Mr.. Langley ana
want to tell the public that in my opinion
that If any deputy sheriff or any under
taker, did any Of the things charged in
the article which appeared in last even
ing's Times, he is not fit person to be
either deputy sheriff or an undertaken.
Neither would be be in my opinion good
citizen.
In this article want to inform the pub
lie that am not In any way, directly OF
indirectly, connected with the saloon that
is in my block 1t has been insinuated
that was, hence the above explanation.
Respectfully,
Henry Premier,
Deputy Sheriff & Undertaken.
Barre, v, May 49,. '0S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
Judge RoweIl Unable to
be Present.
ROGERS CASE THE FIRST
Decisions Announced at this Fore
Moons Session Of the
Court.

Montpelier, May The May term Of
Supreme Court opened this morning at ten
O'Clock with all the judges present with
the exception OF Chief Judge Rowell who
is still too sick to take up the work.
The first case to be heard Is that of in
re Andrew Rogers, whe was refused adj
mttance to the house Of correction by
Supt Morgan, Rogers having been sent to
that Institution for second offence Of in
toxieation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

New York May II The second class
Of West Point cadets numbering l25
men, visited the Metropolitan Museum
Of art. The visiting cadets were ae
companied by Professor G. w Larued
and Captains Hagadon, Hammond and
Humphrey and Lieutenant smithers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

/ desire through your paper TO express
my appreciation Of the very efficient man-
ner in which the fremen handled the fire
at my place last week. / also wish to
thank the neighbors and friends for the
many courtesies extended me and nine
L. NJ Lyon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
MAIDEN MAN RELEASED.

Arrested on Suspicion of Having Murdered
Miss sturtevant.
Maiden, Mass, May I2.- Tomasso Lou-
bardi, the Italian under arrest on suspie-
ion Of being connected with the murder Of
Miss Sturteyant Of Medford last week, was
discharged in district court this morning,
the government having no evidence to
show he was guilty Of the crime.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
TRACTION COMPANY SUED.
Burlington woman Brings Action Against
Montpelier Road.

Montpelier, May 1.-THE Barre &
Montpelier Power & Traction Co. was
sued this afternoon in the sum of SIS, 900
BY Mary Randall Of Burlington. Papers
were served on II. x, Bush Of Barre, clerk
Of the corporation
The plaintiff alleges that October II
1902, she rode from Barre to Montpelier
and had the car stopped that she might
get off but while still on the platform Of
the car it started throwing her to the
pavement and iniuring her, She alleges
that already she has paid out $500 for
medical treatment as result Of the fall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
EAST BARRE.

The Linns' company played at the opera
house last night to a very large audience
which was well pleased They also carry
cog show and have moving pictures and
illustrated songs They win play tonight
and tomorrow night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
SCOTCHMEN CHEERED WILDLY.

British King and Queen Given Royal ova,
tion This Morning.
Dalketh. Scotland, May 12.-KIng Ed
ward and Queen Alexandra, who arrived
yesterday, are being enthusiastically greet.
ed BY tie Scotch populace. Twenty thous-
and gathered at the palace gates to greet
their majesties this morning and when the
royal couple appeared the usually phleg-
matte Sootchman broke into wild cheers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

London May II. Telegrams from
Liverpool say the displacement OF the
new 25 knot Cunard line steamers will
be $4,000 tons and that they will have
$1,000 horse power
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

The eggs Of the lobster are attached
to her by minute appendages called
swimmerets and are carried by her
from the fall Of the year until the fol-
lowing summer, when they are hatched
out
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

Seminary Earned runs 2, three base
hits, r Bates FIRST on ball off Lewis 2,
Fraser !, Bass / first base on errors, God
dard Z. H. VI. al, s; two base hits Hub
bard, Grant; home runs, Buchanan
struck out BY Buss 3, Lewis 8, Fraser 3;
hits off Buss Z, Lewis u, Fraser o. I'm.
pire Brown, Time hr 55 min.
Score by innings:
@. S. 5 / o 2 O 0 0 0-S
XII. A. / 0 3 Q OF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
FOREST FIRES RAGING.
Big Territory Burned Over IN AIarshheId-
Force Fighting Fire.

Montpelier, May ll-Reports this even
Ing from Marshfeld indicate that the for
est fires which started yesterday in the
vicinity Of Niger Head Pond, are spread
Ing and have already done a great deal Of
damage. More than 100 men and boys are
fighting the fire tonight.
1t has reached 100 acre wood lot own
ed by Edwin Lane Of this city and has al
ready burned over tract mile wide and
three miles long. The lot owned by Mr..
Lane had never been cut over and was
valued at 500 an acre. Other sufferers are
Mark Mears, Homer Carpenter and Ches-
ter Wood. No rain has fallen in that To-
cality for six weeks and everything in the
path Of the fire with the exception Of
standing timber burns like tinder
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
state snex For 4 MiIlion

Louisville, Ky May IL. suit for ST.,
100000 taxes has been filed BY the
state of Kentucky against the South,
ern Pacific Railroad company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

You can make your own white wine
vinegar By adding FIVE gallons Of rain
water to ten pounds Of mashed raisins
and letting the mixture stand In a
warm place for q month.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
BLAZE AT PANToE.
Thomas Butler Dwelling House Destroyed
by Fire.

4'I17111H17 l'If1EI IIWNIIIIfN ENHUrt UtEITONtW
by Fire.
Yergennes, May 1.-THE dwelling
house Of Thomas Butler in Panton. about
two miles from this city, was destroyed bv
fire this afternoon The horse barn. three
hay barns, hog house, ice house, 10 ton Of
hay, between 400 and 500 bushels Of oats,
about 250 bushels Of potatoes, between IS
and 100 cords Of stove wood, a new auto
matte feeder and the fences around the
buildings were also burned. Eight hogs.
four calves, one 3-year-old bull and some
poultry perished. The flames were tirst
discovered in the west end of the large
barn and up to tonight no theory as to
their origin had been advanced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
LITTLE GIRL BURNED.
Minnie Taylor Of Rutland sustains Fatal
Injuries,


Injuries,
Rutland, May Minnie, the l0-year-
old daughter OF Mrs. Henry Taylor, who
lives on Billings farm on the Otter Creek
road, was fatally burned early this morn
ing while lighting a fire In the kitchen
stove The flesh all over her body was
roasted to a crisp. She lived only few
hours. The girls parents were away and
she was trying to build a fire to get break
fast for her little brother. She had gath
cred quantity of chips into her apron
and was dumping them into the stove
when her apron caught ire and she was
Immediately enyeloped in flames. The
child ran out of the house screaming and
nobody was near. Two men happened
along little later and went to her assist
anee but it was too late to save the girl.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
CLEVELAND CANNOT ANSWER.

Declines To say Whether He would Ac-
oept Nomination.
Middlebass, Ohio, May IA CORES.
pondent Of the Cleveland Press yesterday
asked Gr0Yer Cleveland If he would ae-
cept presidential nomination if rendered.
He replied, II cannot answer that qnes-
ton at this time, | should only be inviting
the censnre Of the people
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

The first quarantine laws heard Of
were in force at constantinople about
the year $40 A. D.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
Evening Drawing school.

The Evening Drawing school will start
tonight, and we expect every scholar to be
present, at Averilps hall, Main street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

rect then the street commissioners mnst
plead guilty and Mr. Smiths Efforts n
compel the city to purchase paving st ia
long price is commendable.
,ao Z. s. Currier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
R. H. STODDARD DEAD.

Passed Away Today After weeks III
ness.
New York, May II. Richard Henry
stoddard, the poet author, died today, af-
ter a week illness of rheumatism of the
heart, aged seventy-eight years
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

If tired Of paying rent, read the ad of
the ., A. Perry Real Estate Agency on
page 7.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

Prindle 4 Averill have just received a
large assignment of kerosene oil stoves
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
LEAGUE BASE BALL.
Philadelphia Americans Won II Inning
Game From Chicago.

Yesterdays American League scores:
at Chicago Philadelphia 4, Chicago 2,
III innings
AT st. Louis st. Louis ., Washington
0.
At Cleveland Cleveland 6, Boston 5.
At Detroit-New York 8, Detroit 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12

IationaI Leagne soOres

\ yesterday 8 National League scores;
AT Pittsburg Cincinnati 3, Pittsburg i.
At New York New York Q, Brooklyn
4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-12
NATIONAL Tongue Standing
VOL u Flremen AnnreeIatea.

Al BuflIngton NJ. Y. N. /. Taits 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-15
,No6 Strpmmen."

Sa. faa bar jeg ba ogiaa l9it Den
meo Retts meeet omtalte Bog at gis
flop 6eud / Roree, ION bGrer 5itlen
,Nob Strsmmen", og iom / fort 5in
er uOtommen / 8 Opldg. Seq tatfer
6erren inoerlie, forpi Osiua jeg fl
QoD at l9ie benne Bog. pg jea piloe
gnifs. al aIs pore prpiisr og rsnge
af pore M~enigbensfolt meo bible laie
zen. s Sanobeb, osnne Beg 6arer
I'm 5itel, ,Mob Stremmen", men
Rette; tbi ben gaar lige Stit imob
Zen Strem, Der I bore Dage fom az
brig fsr meo ripsnbs Cart gdar ao
6elDeoe til og riper iaa mangen itat=
fels D1refebt Sj9l meo fig. 3ennt
Bog er ct m9gtigt 8~iones6pro for
6errens Gag, en- mdnenoe Reit fro
Sub / benne 9erbsns Erten. Der raos
Der Subs Golf pp til 4drodagenbsb
oper fer be fine, badrenbe 5oner, Der
fom en- 4fgrunbens Wufit lpber fra
5ioens burtisilenoe Strsm unber
bens asb nebab imob 5ortabeii.ns
5ule. aae Subs SOlf filler bet fit.
tsrt, at Ri bebsp.r at bore darpddgne
ps pda uanpelig @is femme arme %
Ben imob for life at bliDe reptt men
at 3ibens Strsn, Der flpnser se bug.
ter fig ranbt | Spnbsns oq 9ilofareI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-15
git ranfe Sj9lene.

Otter 5iosffriftet ,5or banfsame-
rifanif 6sjffole", fom Ri / Dag bar
omtalt anbet Stsos / glabst, tillaber
ri Os at gsngiOe fsl9enOe Qrtitel al
paitDr q. @. @rdDengadrO:
Ses faa en- Gang ct 9iasss. Oct par
life at De fenne; men jeg tunoe life
laoe Dare meb at faloe / 5anter per=
peo.
Oct bar ire M9nb, Der gift bag eff
ter bDeranbre. Zen ~forreIte bar bsj
og fD9r meb en- fife Buffet paa Rpaz
gen. Den meLlemite par libt minors
at 09ft, men meo en- iterreputtel poo
Rpggen. .6on peete 5ingrs at ben
forreftes fife puftel og srinte libt.
Den baaerfte par en- file Manb meb en-
umadrelig flor puttel paa Hpggen.
Gan te1te 5ingre ab ben melemfte og
srinte oper belle 4niigtet. Neben IN,
her fob Der en- bibenpe @ittigbeo ON
Mennei fenes Gpne til at ie andres
Sell oe gore Grin meb benz.
gn 5ing bar fales for oisfe =
be trosebe Hpggc. gi ftal life pege
6ingre ab en- faaban 2ssemfejl. Del
er fun be fmao ps Idpe Sjnle, rer ger
tst; men benz er Der ogfaa mango AT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-15
,,WD0 Str6mmen."
" Z. Q. 3.

s en- lib Tom Dor, ba 0prationas
lismsn baaoe / europa og Qmerita
iaa aIOeles e~jenipnligt er o5ibsS
itrsmmen", Der enoos paa fire Steher
trisr Hiso al Sire en- 5lce5slge al
aQer farlisIte 4rt. me- ole alpors
lige Griitne iiee CUB Saf for
ben Manb, ben norife 9iitop 6euc6,
Der bar witrsDet .Moo Stremmen".
Oa Pafor Sse netop | 9agsnumms=
ret at o9uniferen" bar en- Qrtitel ON
Dsnne Beg, pil jes mics me0 at iise:
Seq tenoer ingen bebre, %fanoere %
funoere BOG at dnbefdle Dor lib eno
netop ,Mob Strsmmen. 9es ben,
Iiuper ben, og lab ben befrugts Oil
5ante= og 9jerteliD; men bogt Dig
for at tuge ben til Snbtagt t en- Or
tbobotfiitiif partiftrioig6eos Sntsrs
este. 5orfatteren bible wiittert megst
betlogs, ON bette ituloe fte. .MlN
Strsmmen" Forelisger netop / bisie
Duee / en- M, meget fmut llogdDe /
0nniib 9utb. Publ. Soufe. bDor ben
faass til ben biGigs pris $1.00
Tmuft inObunoen. 9iOlissrs qris bar
p9ret Sligo. H-n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-15

pionelie al Sanobeoen life ian faa
grens QpO, bet fan arititen pploe.
lien mar ben suottia tiiDer rat,
oplDIer @uOssOtoet Sorolipets ounts
fe Gat ligs fart paa 9eien til 5imlen
% ferer troos al aritit boer en- Sjal,
iom troenbe fslger bets qeoelie, trpgt
til S~aIigbeoens 9iem".
8ette fadr p9re not Jon en- Mfunbs
imag al 8ugen; men ieg tanter at
mango oerig.nnem bar fact 99ngiel
efter mere os oerfor ielp pil l9ie 6ele
9ogea. 5. Sfs.
5rufdnt / September 1903.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-15
yTor oanlf=amerifanIf
0OjifOle."

1funer n~npn{fansnns SiteI unniner
Noifnr II s6 9orf Sorftonhsr for
ben bonffe .aeiifole I Rnftep. st 5fbs=
ffrift. ION ri tror at 6urbs osre pDre
Qafere opmprfiomme poo. som
Mptto poo glooets SorIfoe (onoen
4aroono. .6efte gr. q fnoes oisIs
fire ffenne qinier.
Bort nj Hpnneo fro Nphrss Qonh
"a fprebtss for ale @inps.
9onffe 6ierterenbnuo oo
fan
en- 9ei I'll 6pernnbrs fius
bs~
et bon5fzomsrifone 6s~iFoIsblob"
intet minbre pr net NoItor
9orF f~orfaoer At oips iinsQonbsmpnb
oo hsrfor 5fof bon niSpIio life hare
11tof.
Sporfpr fulbe BET prrs utrnfe(iat
NJ hon3s6iertsrn nor i; Mnsr;fo trn-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-15

Ioayss At 8orelors. bbis Born er peo
# qua IND / llngoomsaloeren. or Del
not for eoer at ie eoers 9ern potle Do
meo rante apsse til timeIi9 gelitano.
eaer traoer 5 rante Sj9le? 5 iibite
3ilFaloe pil 5 fple, at S tranger til
en- 6ielp en- Grlig og trofaIt
6aanbsrefning. og en- Idaoan til
bpoer 6siitolen.
Seq piloe enite, at bet MATTE blipe
ct neutrality-suspicious. for port
5olt: Oil Ri tornstrone % torsf9ite
6giitolen ener ri bill opeIite ben Iom
en- me9tia 6i9Ip til at rante Siales
me- % bette SpsrssmaaI burbe lite
bulmes oeo ct Nntifebrinpulper e1er
orutnes ct 9las Sosnat.
% Iaa enbnl ct. 9i er / amerita.
Oil Ri p9re Qmeritos 8eIgsrere2
Oil Ri berige Nmeritd meo ben oanite
9eiitole?
4merifa bar / mango Maaoer p9r,t
en- 9el9prer MOB os. Mdngt ct ungt
Bar bar bpgget Jig ct bpggeIigt 9iem
oeo 6ielp al 4meritas Sub. Wansen
una ManO bar bunet fig Del til en-
fremrasenbe Sitting - 10, 4merita
bar paret en- @elaersr mob os.
6pao ON ri MI for QlOor itiIebe ef.
ter at geng9loe bette? 6porleoes Tan
ri oet2 9eo at elite ben oanite 6pi;
Tfole iaaleoes. at bore pnsre 8rafter
blioer qrebne oeruf og mulig faar
9pit til at pirteIisssre 6ejitoletanten
i Del dmeritanite 6olt pad bet engelite
Sproa.
amerifa er ct tort 2ano meo mango
rige muligbeoer % mango 9ooe ar9fs
fer / 9irfiomber, men ogiad meo man
ae trpgeoe Siale. 5remtioens 4neris
IA pil trange 6aarot til en- Stole. Der
meo 6elo tan taee ben Cpgaoe op at
ranfe Sialene.
4merita inotoeer a1ereoe nu Ell
fremraoenne Stiaing / 9erOenshifto.
risn. Oct bar mango gooe 9etingels
Ter for at blipe 5oItenes 9soer / lib
pitlinaen. og jeg glaOer mig peo ben
5ante. at BET ital blipe bet; tbi jes
eliter Get 9dno, bpor nit Step ital
iteoes til 6bile og mine gern Iepe efs
ter mig. 3erfor t9nter jeg meo a9rs
% 0lGoe pad bets 5remtio.
U1en jeg Ter bet goot: Stal 4merita
bIi9e 5oItenes 9eotr til @eliignelie, ba
maaSiaIene rantes / ben unge Sl9st.
6bab ON ri gioros os bet fart, at
ri tunos gipe en- 9aanosrGtning oers
til. "a, bodo ON BET MI par 0uos
Billie mso Dc. SUBS Spgaps til os2
Gm bet MI par osn Waaoe, bporpda Oi
ifuloe biorage til at b1sge Qmeritas
5rentio?
Ilen iau mnd ri elite 6siitolen
frem i Dor Ban og Dor Barn % gipe
Zen gooe aaar at orbejOe unoer; thi
fun boao Ri ielO Meliter. fan ri BIZ
andre aGrligbeb til.
Qmerita fan glimrs en- lib peb fit
Men bpor megen 9eliignelie
BET tai blioe til, rg bpor lenge Del
ifaI inotdge en- Isbenoe Stiaing / lib
p~itlingen, Get pil dltIdmmen bero pane
aporoan 4merita I be tommsnbe 0aee
oil blipe / Stano til at rante Sjalene
/ DEN unge Sl9gt.
Qmerita iparsr life Stolsgans paa
I'm ungeom; men bet trGneer til al
l9re ben STUNT gennsm alt Stolears
beioet at rante Sj9lene. Den aunit
forftaar ben oanite 9sjitole; bet er
hens ipecieae Stunt. Deb ben fan Ri
beriqe Qmerita. Bill biz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-15

9NA~AS lNN JAA A&t*S 11A myth @k81tA
meO, b0aO Ri bsrer fra gIitn % andre
Gteocr.
6eI6rsostil Tanoen Der i6lduot %
er uOmGrfet. Ser er ingtn inge. 5olf,
Iom tommer Der fra gIten meo neos
bruot 6elbreb, bbor De life funoe
taale at arbejbc. fan Der arbejoe iom
unge, rafte Golf. Gn 0lanb fra Sbo
0atota tom beruo; ban fortalte, at /
gBerne Der par 9ofpitdlsrne faloe al
ipge. 0a ban ION Der. oiloe ban uns
berisge, bporodn bet bdp0e fig Ter
meO bette. San fanbt ogioa 6oipiz
talst ber / gpen eugene og foreipur9te,
6bor mango gatienter be baooe. Sd,
De bdpbe cen. 6oao Spgoom lioer ban
af2 ipurgte ban. 'oan 9ar brattet en-
Mrm, par Sporet.
Raturlispis abler Ri lite Roiiner
Der % 6eQer life megen Mais. Wlen
Ri fan oo 6eler life baoe al 5ing. 9i
bdDoe for nplig en- .Sce Cream Soz
cable" meb unoerbotoning giOet al
bore unse til 5oreel for At foa giraffe
boIisen malet. 9i baooe Soften bos
gernbens og tilbra9te en- hp9gsiig III
ten idmmen meo Sang "a Wuiit %
Defamation. Oct er iad Itsnt, nadr
De unse pe be gomle biRlpes ao at
bare 8broerne, for Dem bar ri M
ogTau NOT al. Qi bar 10 en- Def GalO
enpnu paa bore 9irteejenoomme, men
,tommer lib, tommer Raao."
Soft sr beo at blipe bepre tenot meo
binanoen Der I 0anebo, bpilfet farli9
bite fig forleoen. ioet bet fsrits 9Gate-
TAB 6Ieo itiftet ibtanot os i aoIonien.
Oct bar 0dnielien, en- un9 SbeaHer
ira Iubos9olonien. 9t eniter til
9qtte. Saa piOt ieg fan f%oritau, er
Ter NOT flere, ION bar taget iamme
geilutnin9.
paitor RdsmusIen bar b9ret en-
Sur uoe peo 9pften ooer Be 6sje Bier
ge for at peoligeboloe ben girtioms
heO, ium qaitor 6anien be9pnote Der.
og bet forunoerlioe par. at ban fla
eeOe fig Ilet life oper Den beiparlige
Reiie. 5an refer after oeruo paa 2srs
bag. Batter Rasmusien bar ielo bolot
Stole for gsrnene / CONNER pad 10
foriteqige Steber / aolonien % bar
perpeo iparet Meni9beoen FOR Carer
I'm, bOiItet ri flyer BAN 5at FOR. -
gi bar beore airteiang nj, iioen be
un9e iamIes Omtring SrgeIet. aaren
9dnien 1T bette iat / Gang. fer bun
rejite fra os, og Marie Maoien fort
letter. plotformen er bleoen giort
itsrrs MI, iaa Der er 6eort glaos til
Dem beroppe.
Gn isrssIig Rpbeo bar jeg at meo=
belle, nsmIis at Sans 6anien % 6us
itru begee paa en- Sang miiteot 5ors
itanoen og matte oerfor fenoes til
Qiplet, boorfra l5dnien Forleoen tom
tilbdse lem Gig oa blso begrapet paa
ben oanits airfegaarb. qonen er Der
f%remoeIes, os per er maaite liot 6aab
I'm 6enoes 6elbreoelle. 61niens bar
al be fsrite, ION boiatte fig i Stole
MEN. De bar fem gsrn. fom M er
omtring iblanbt 9anosm9no. Den
GIoiie er tsnpso Il 4ar, ben minOiie
omtrent l 4dr.
9umlepIutnineen er nu peb at taee
i'm geepnneIie iaaOeI ION qarsrne
% SusSftsrns.
Gn M odnit 5%orretning er oeo at
be5pnoe / eugene. i6et nemlig Str9=
permeiter qeterien ogter at boiatts
fig ibIunot os. peterien bar for pes
ret / Racine, Dis.
paitor g. 6. Is. 6anIen oflagoe os
ct gsise forleoen, oa bans 9ej falot
6erigennem pad en- life 5orgetninesz
rejie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-15

Raor 9eIerne benoenoer fig til Solt. Der
aperterer 8lobet, enten for at tgbe bps
benz eaer for at foa Gpl9sninser on bet
anertereoe, bebes be altio omtale, at be foa
apertisiemeniet / bette Blao. Oct oil bore
Ill geniihie Hntte.