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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
BELL PRESENTED
II Is Gift Of Cli'lsus Of Cleveland to the
Cruiser Named 10 Homer Of Thslr Clu.

Portsmouth. n. H.. Nov. 2S.-Citizens
Of Cleevland. o.. through a delegat tion
from the chamber Of commerce OF that
city. today formally presented hand
some bronze ships bell to the new cruis-
er Cleveland
The ceremonies which took place on
board the vessel soon after the party ar
rived here from Cleveland this forenoon
were very simple and were witnessed
only by tho officers and crew OF the
cruiser and the families OF the officers at
the navy yard. They consisted only OF a
brief speech of presentation by w. G..
Mathes, chairman OF the presentation
COMMITTEES, an address OF acceptance by
Commander Cossweli of the cruiser and
music by the naval band. Afterwards
the visitors were rendered a lunch by
the officers and taken on a tour OF in
spection Of the navy yard.
IL was expected that Senator Mark
anna and Tom l.. Johnson OF Cleveland
would accompany the committee here to
attend the presentation but they were
unable TO come.
The visitors were met at the station
Cleveland, and escorted to the navy yard.
AS they boarded the cruiser the crew
was lined ND on the quarter deck. where
they remained through the brief cere-
monies attending the presentation.
The bell. which is about 30 inches In
height. was cast In New York from metal
OF secret composition. On one side in
bas relief Is the figure OF Comma nder
Perry receiving the word OF British Com
mander Barclay. On the reverse side Is
shown Perry crossing from the Lawrence
To the Niagara with his flag across his
arm In the intersection between the
pictures, both back and front, is the
winged figure Of the goddess OF victory.
At the top In raised letters are the names
OF the vessels In Perry's fleet, and around
the lower edge. also In raised letters, is
the inscription. Presented by the city
OF Cleveland"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
SHIP TRUST
RECEIVER
REMAINS
Appointment Made Dy Judge
Kirkpatrick Is Made Psrma.
nsnt by Hughes Court.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2s.-Ths appeal OF
The United states shipbuiiding company.
against the decision OF Judge Kirkpa trick
appointing James Smith. Jr.. receiver for
the corporation. was today decided
against the company.
The opinion rendered by Circuit Court
Judges Achsson, Dallas and Gray and
fled by the former. Judge Kirkpa trick $
action Is sustained and the order for the
receiver Is made permanent or until the
further order OF the court
The court I'm Its opinion recalls that II
was urged In the argument that the de-
oision appealed from was a final decree
To remove any possible doubt on that
point the order In amended by the IN :
sertion OF a clause providing that the re-
ceiver shall stand until further orders OF
the court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
CURED OF LOCKJAW
Antl-T0Iln Treatment Proves EtfIcacIous In
the Case OF Elliott.

George Elliott was brought IN from the
island a month ago. with lockjaw and ad-
mfttcd TO the Newport hospital The case
was classed as chronic though barly in
tho acute period.
Under the anti-toxin treatment the pa
tent Ia now on the road TO recovery, suf-
fering only from the after fever. A sec
ond case has Just been entered hut this IN
In the acute form and though the pa
tent has been eased the doctors are not
yet willing to predict what the outcome
will be. They are much elated though
over the outcome OF the first case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
RUN QUICKLY ENDS
New Bedford Savings Bank Promptly Pays
All Who Demand Deposits.

New Milford, Conn, Nov. S.-Fears as
TO the condition OF the New Milford Saw
ings bank, which led TO a small run on
the institution yesterday, had practically
subsidized today, as a result OF strong
statements OF confidence issued by re-
sponsible citizens.
About % depositors from New Haven
and bridgeport came 10 town today and
withdrew their money. but among local
depositors the scare was evidently all
over, and none OF them took out their
savings. On the other hand, several large
deposits were made.
TO meet n possible renewal OF the run
today the bank officials had $500 600 I'm
readiness to pay depositors, but only n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
SETTLED OUT or COURT.
CurU Sued 6lsalya Co, for Damages on
Account Of Personal lnlurlss

The case OF Robert Curry va Glenlyon
Dye company TO recover ,oooo has been
settled out OF court. Curry ls a youth
rs years old. and though unaccustomed
20 the use OF elevators was set 20 operats
one for the defendant on March Is. ieoa
Ills foot caught between the project
ing floor OF the room and the floor OF
the elevator and the foot was badly in-
1ured.
Frederick A. Jones was attorney for
the plaintiff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
Hoods J0rsdparilid
and Pills

Remove all humors, overcome al
their effects, strengthen, tone and
invigorste the whole system.
"I had salt rheum on my hands 20 that
could not work. I took Hoods sarsapariila
and u drove cut tho humor. continued
its use til the sores disappeared" Mas.
inA o. BsowS. Rumford Falls. Ne.
Moods ssrssparIna promises %
cure and kssps the promise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
PASSENGERS ON THE CAMPANlA.

Liverpool, Nov. 2s.--The Cunard line
steamer Campania which sailes from
here today for New York takes among
her passengers Herbert W. Bowen. Unit.
ed states minister to Venezuela, who rep
resented Venezuela at the Hague arbitra-
ton court: Lionel Garden, British minis
ter 10 cuba and Mrs Garden. and General
Ben VilJoen. representing the syndicate
formed to exhibit at the ST. Louis Expo
sition picturesque features OF the Boer
war
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
I'LL HunOrS

Are impure matters which the skin,
liver, kidneys and other organs can
not take care of without help, there \,
such an accumulation of them.
They litter the whole system.
Pimples, boils, eczema and other
eruptions, loss Of appetite, that tired
feeling, bilious turns, flts OF ipdiges-
ton, dull headaches and many other
troubles are due to them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
ARMY VS.. NAVY.
Annual Contest on The 6rIdlrOn retwesn
Annapolis ant West IolEt.

Philadelphia, Nov 2s.--An immense
throng gathered to witness the gridiron
contest between West Point and Annapo-
lis on Franklin field this afternoon.
The West Pointers were the favorites.
but In the early part of the game the
navy lads showed themselves to be strong
antagonists.
Early I'm the first half each side scored
a touchdown. making the score at tha4
time to 8.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
CONVICT ON PAROI.
HInshaw Released From Prison Ia Order
That He My Visit Dying Mother.

indianapolis. Nov. s.-Rey. william r.
Hlnshaw. has been released for several
days on parole from Michigan City prison.
where he had been serving a life sen
tence for tho murder OF his wife. Hinshaw
mas been released 10 permit him TO 20 10
the bedside of his dying mother
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
FINDS FOR DEFENDANT.
Jury Returas Verdict Ia Favor Of the Phil.
lips Insulated Wire Company.

The jury that heard testimony In the
suit OF William Street vs. Phillips Insu-
lated Wire company today brought In
verdict in Judge Wilburs court for de-
fendant. Comstock ~ Gardner We're
counsel for the defendant.
Mr.. Street was injured while rolling n
lot OF wire In an uncompleted storehouse
OF the defendant. A roll of wire struck
an obstruction on the floor, and the roll
fell on plaintiffs leg.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
VERDICT FOR 5000.
Mary A. ChsttA,m WIS Her Suit Against
The UnI.n Railroad Company

The jury In the case OF Mary A.
Cheetham VS. Union Railroad company
this afternoon IN Judge Johnson's court
brought In verdict for the plaintiff and
awarded her $500. Comstock q Gardner
were counsel for the plaintiff.
Plaintiff was Injured by the derailment
OF a car that was going at a high rate
OF speed. Tho defendant claimed the
accident was due 10 the placing ~ an
obstruction on tho track By unknown
parties
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

Charles A. HILBERT. who has been do
ing business in Pawtucket. has fled a pc
tition I'm bankruptcy I'm the United States
district court
ties are ti57&. while his assets are only
tii2o.A. The petition was referred 10
Chester W. Barrows. referee in Bank
ruptcy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
COtOMBIA'S NEW OFFER.
Continued From Page one)
EQUIPPED FOR LONG STAY.

New York, Nov. 2s.--Bquipped for a
long stay In Panama, two companies Of
marines are ready TO sail on the supply
ship. Culgoa tomorrow morning. They
have been fitted out with clothing appro-
pirate To the tropical climate. There are
$50 men I'm the two companies.
The Culgoa Is bound for Colon and will
carry $50. 900 pounds Of meat and fowl foe
the Christmas dinners of the marines and
sailors now doing duty al the isthmus.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
SUES ON ppONISsOHy NOTE.

Cecilia y. Gardiner OF East Providence
has brought suit against Edward ].
Drown TO recover 5000 Suit is based on
a promissory note for 5000 that Mr..
Drown endorsed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
$50, FIRE At NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans. La, Nov 2s.-Fire de-
stroyed the plant OF the Continental Bis
cult company here early today. The loss
probably will not exceed $1,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
BREAK JAIL
|. AND THEN ROB A STORE

9s%a%%H@aa
Roberts
Howard
ewely
intoa and worth o
clothing
with a
of
Conway
were
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
JUDGMsNT FOR S335.

Christopher NJ. Lee was given judg
ment In Judge Blodgett's court today
against Mary j, Jordan for 1895. Defend
ant put I'm no defence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
roo LATs TO aE CLASSIFIED.

TO LET - CONNECTING ROOMS.
Furnished for light housekeeping II Cot
tage street. Qeft Bell)
wANTED-sl,cco ON REAL ESTATE.
worth double Address ELS. Providence
News.
WANTED-ON REAL ESTATE. 1880
or $4,000. First mortgage WIFI pay per
cent Address Flo. Providence News
wANTED-siOc0 OR $500 ON PER,
sonsl: will pay fair interest. Address
C-Ss, Providence News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News by N. CURTIS
FLETCHER & CO.. street floor. Banisan
Building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
The Cotton Market.

Reported for The News by DAVIS &
DAVIS, Banigan Building
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-20
Gn flOs 6nnb % tire Srepne
Srcnge.

,,9enTtres 5olteblaO" forteasr:
Der tommer en- 9uno, en- oeilif
Golfer IpringenDe ben oper aonsenS
Rptoro / 3sbenbapn. Den itanoiet
foran aioifen, giper fsrit ct gjef oQ
ssr iaa ct Sop op foran 8iaetbuaet
aioFodmen FILTER en- Gap papir uo
oe 6unoen TRADER pioere.
2ibt efter tommer bens Serre
@rosierer 3.
Del er en- begabet 9unb, iige,
ban. Naa, iaa 4piien bar life tom.
men, Forti9tter ban og tlapper 6un'
ben. 0u fit tun en- Selegram6ldnttt
ga, ct Stpfte pdpir mad ben ia
ellers laper ben 8aaaoe.
getaler ben oeiau9 Ipsrger ot
: Rei jeg bar &rsoit. Men De-
bar for ReIten engnng, od ben altis
bapbe 9enge meo. Seq iosbte ei
5ogre ino / Popir, lutteoe 0Fren op
rips bar 9unotn uoe, og ct Oar 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-20

oct imiOlertib for 9eipgenoe at. 3
% bet bar ben eoOt og eel, oa Mr
0lor9en arrioereOe. 8agten pitoi
9erfor life ldbe BAN tomme inb.
o6DaO er ben az, Iagbe ben itors
Qlano. BE beO not life, at jeg er
Rorgan, MangemiaionGren. Qltans
.er9dOet er nit, for ieg bar fat Be;
9aa Qfiier. gluar jeg 6sbager at pill
Ie ie ct gammelt gus, er bet liqes
99foi9t ON alotten er 8 ON Morges
aea eler om GftermiOOagen."
oMen g9r De ct StriOt til", ira
re0e gagten, faa timber Ri Dem i
4analen. iaa fan Be 10 fatte ben
ineo paa differ, 6ois 0e elers bar
epft".
Dir. G}organ 6leO Drco.
6dn fsnote eje6litteli8 folgenee
9reo til gtne0igs 6srIte6orgmefter:
!6oor meget toIter IogepafatIet
me0 SnO6olO.
9ierpOnt Morgan.
9m9aaenoe fit 6an Sbar:
o5or ale 3ereB Mi1ioner fan Ct
life fgbe en- CONNIE al 0~oaepalabz
iet4.
Mr. Utorgan rpTS2De al 8aferi.
0apn mqatte Fan bare oper oi8Ie II
forIfammeoe Stalienere % bet pad
Steoet. Saa fanct nit Gaen er q.
9ierpent Morg1n.
0}en 6|borban2
8iifaloig Ier ban, at 9eitini, Stos
lienernes frr9utsoe SangsrinOe. ia
innQe paa 9perqen ben often. "a II
al er unfot9t. Oct Ital 6tioe 2pqn,
tiger Morgan, bun Ital Ibnqe for mia
ON 8oro pou .36e GorIair" / Qften
og ale oisIe ftorinuOsoe 0enetianeye
% zinoer Ital faa en- lang Reie. 6an
9uo efter 0iraens Smprsi o.
rio - 9oor meget Itul ie9 are. f1r
At 8anen Ipn9er for mig i often OH
gorb bad min ga6t?
$4,000!
,.2r.a. 10000, t6at is not6ingl
$4,000 til Dem Ielp for ulejli96soen!
9ettini lang ZEN often omgor6
aaa Ste GorIdir" 90 9eneOi9s
"a 6srrer MATTE raienbe fsre
6ism fra Operaen 49, 5oreitiqinqen
bar a1pit. Men bet toTteoe altIal
Morgan $1,000.
ll6nre ameritanIt! GGer, for at
6libe beo bet italienIte:
Sc non E bsro, e ben trpbato,"
= 6oor 9epnen bog maa pare Igo!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-20
&Q>9en
Grfla.rcoe min SDsOum nBel-
brcocli.
Saoc, jog oiloc bbo al Sjcrte-
lDbpnt.
Or. Miles' ,,&eart Gnrc" scn=
gau mig soot SelbrcS.

Sea bar al muiis @rnns til at %oute'ale 5r gt eS'
Nebieinef. eftftiem .Seort Sure" trelite NIT "tb. .itl
or en- iour Wlnnb. nogst on,r iefs 500 0lie, nei I
nrften tte hnnereoe punb. bor npalc @ar II Ell bieo
MT Sle te lao o%aarliat. at isg olorIg mere oeuiese at
blire liz. ar erns erflGreee mtg hhelb eoeiig Sea
la0be UiG fe III BeIfs advertisement nogle Mhl az
"a fsbte rs 5'afer cert Cure. SEQ mrifebe itor
ginorinq o. bforeees. ioo ifa beubleo. lnottl led lauoe
ia ct 'olp iSlaifer. siin Spgoom uor ur9oHtlt. oa ~
reniebr albrg Of blius porIt b%'lbrcoeI, @cn tatl ct
pnre Er. Mi IS neant @nre bar ia beboltt Qpot gel
brfb DC bar uGret Stanp til al poeie min Brs,esltrn
I'll Staoighen. ioeH ie ietit I q Meoictnsr ir ots
| War iipen. 5ea er s1uiifer. Carer cana % Mriif.
Grfettrlfb,f etc Sre mar iullct ooer bel Niidi9an
| Of har a~nbefalrt III. Miles' peirt Cure tt 3Hilr BIZ al
erione 1 oIc 9ee a. Stoiel. % bar III httt en-
ano nh qpne Rriult ter. Seb bar 'nrni1o I fnllnnts
a. ffnlt / mt eget 9eun u ii al iole IT. Miue 0eort
| 0nfe, tbi MT Grb bctsiules 1T al ocu, ION ftnber
III a." 6 8 SnlitB, igunt, Ultd.
.3e4 er Arutbttcr % har at % ~onte'nl5t Hr.
| Di rs 9eert eAre. DC lea ufo. to b ben bar nort ct
or MIG. "a q rniier, at leg tnne t~ottlere nBle,e
eei nodiGrlebe pIllreo, lea III fan alGoe nllg pge.
| Eries Retnfattp' " rpue aiuer ubrier,e t 8tlt. fb
| Till e. 81. 7. y. Maits, ap. IT, t,r, &nt eprin9s.
| : ..
aat spgtbftese ialeer % earouis er beu irrjlr
| 5loIie al or. Miilrs' Srlenio'er Sirip eiier ~
ael ON 9~terpgttet og ple telU BONNIE. aftesle
Or. Miles' Mtoicai 60, Gitbart Sno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-20

nutter after bar ben tilbagc mi
glabet. Men iaa en- Dag flyer 5rp.
ienen / 8ioiten til mig: DE IfplOer fol
8 Doge; 6unbcn bar / ben iibIte Sit
fun bdft en- Gap papir meO.
Sda CAB ieg mig 10 til at ie 5pren
libt efter, og n9ite Dag, ba ben bar
IIuppen I'D, tiggebe jeg efter ben 9enz
mem 8inouet.
Den tom fpringenOe ub al gabe-
ogrer, men Der itpO tire 1mda barbe=
ns0e an9gte, rigtige 2anpeoei8rpoer.
t2per, og benteOe paa ben. 9en enc
TtampeOe / 9aOen og Iatte at Steo,
6un0en CAB ct 8jGf, table Papiret
meo Yengene og latte efter &n9gten.
0fen / famine gu bar en- at De an.
ore ODER 9pttet. 6an rapIeoe 3ogren,
o9 0a 6unoen fOm til6age fra Sa9ten
paa ben fprTte 9reng, tunoe oen trape
oioere me0 bet TONNE Papir.
- Sifte no'en Imaa Sfpnglerl
Sa, 9unOen er tlogere eno De
T.eIte MenneIfer, men be tire &np9ie
par Dog enonu mere orebne. oN2ml."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-20

man fore Maismorter iieeTom / So
ma. Sg bette bill, Iddbiot jeg Oeb,
enbnu blioe peo 100 Dill e[er mere
inb / 81. DAT. Mlen Solen er MI
neoe, og bet m%prtnes, fau man inart
life fan Ie mere uoabtil. 29i eren
tommer berfor til at babe mig unoz
ifblot til / Mlorgen ST. B., mar oi
antommer til aenmdre, maaite ieq
oa tan Feie ct par Slutningsbemarts
ringer til.
qeroag Morgen ben Z. Rob, an
tom ieg lpttelig og bel til &enmare.
Oct ferfte, jeg neo, bar en- @inoruez
tlasIe.lom en- gap mig, foroi jeg bjalp
cam no9le 2enoer 2@bler % ganoz
mas I'D at en- Ssrn6dneoogn. 9e paas
to0, at 2gblerne bar abIebe / ben T1os
sitfi9e Part at %. DAT. Soa gan je5
mig pad Del 4 Nit Bet. I'D Il
bor Den Riels QnoerIen, fom o9iaa
fbr far op6olot fig peo 9u0ubon;
can 6ab0e f1ttet fine 9pgninger efs
!sr rettere 6pgget fig M. ct MT l9us
p8 Ell itor StalO tunOe jeg Ie. iad
mart jeg tom up DDer grinfen BED
Seen.
Oct bar Tlst life folot, men 6laite
en- Nib. bleO 8in0, og up aO 8agen
par DIT enbigt, ItiGe @ejr, iaa je3
MAD Iige, at BET er life Iad folpt Der
JON / Soma for en- 8 0oge iiber.
ga. Iioiie g}at lutteoe man ~enbogTaa
8inouerne pp, iost mar 6erte Dem i
8o9et iige: pub, it is pretip parm."
3eg tanfer bog, at hi mart oil luts
te 9%inouerne i9en.
aenmare n en- 6remTtriOt56p. 9aa
faa Qar er cen Ootiet op til naIten
1000 Sno6.
Zen bar 4 airter, 60oraf Re 2 ey
3 Banter, 8 3emmerplaoItr
% 5 ,elspators," 3 a 4 al enboer
Slags 9utifer 0. +. b. Bpen ligq.r
liot paa en- Battlefront oeo en- line
~. ION er ] W}il 6reO og Ell qat
0il lang. Raur man tommer en-
ltils 8ei ira 8pen, iau er 9rerisn
flao, Ioa mar life Der 6dr neoig at
flnloe 8atterne for bet, om man gaar
tStoene it9pe. De bar ublet goot /
Mar. 20 a "a 8uIbels SbsOe er biIt
alminoeligt. Gn MonO fortdlte.
ban baboe faaet 40 Bulb. paa ct iii
le Stpfts, fra 5 til Is 8uIbel al 9grz
fre. 40 9uIbels eler mere al 6ao<
re og omfring peO 80 8uIbels 8p9
pr. Qcre, foritadr ieg er Miooels9fs
ten, bpor 5roiten life bar giort for
megen Stace. ga, Der er nct mango
DANTE, Der pgiua maa tatts
Sub for q. DAT. Ser / benne Stot
Dor pitt 6enimob 1000 DANTE.
aarIig 9iIien til 8laOets oaisre,
og Ierlig til 8ennerne peo 4uoubcn,
Gbr. Senen.
p. /. aenmars, q. o. ben 7. Nop. '03.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-20
Yierpont MoraanS GGpn.

Gn bauif 4meritanerinbe far i
aebenbapn f~ortalt til Dbl" Ietgen=
De moriOmme 9iItorie nm, Aoogleees
Mir. pierpont Morsun en- Sang BAN
neoe fig paa 8enettanerne.
Oct bar en- Dag / Commentator.
II Wr. Moreon ON 9oro paa fin
9ddt ,.Gfe G%orIair" ANTON til 9tns.
,ig. !San git itrots / 2anb % begdt
"a til 0~ogepalaOiet paa Martus.
plaolen for at beIe bet. gu lutlel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-20
eiot NejicbcifriDclic.

Sea matte iad afIteb aligebel. Del
bar 3orsba9 often ben 5. Nop. ct
lea forloo Quoubon, paa en- Sur III
Warb So, 81. DAT. 0et bar en- It'll
le, IDs og Stjernetlar often, bog az
liqeoel noget tolpt. ou jeg fab refies
farbig / SernbanepO9nen for at bragg
Yoro paa. SfBnt man here @ange
bar fert meget meO 8aaen, Iaa man
er blepen trat oeraf idd en- 3io efttr
i1nss bet anigepel at bare belt mt
CO friit igen, ligeIom meget dnoet,
ter CT 9io og 9eOGgelIe /. SO Bi
6uroe 6perlen I SelItab eaer / On
iomGso lace os 6enriOe eler for8lemz
ne at ienbe en- 3ante opao og gioe
BAN 2Gren, oeb bOem MenneTtsne CT
bleDne Ioa opfnbIomme, at be bar
ppfunbet gefororingsmioler, Der ian
ggre Rejien baaDe burtig Og betoem.
Ter er bog life meget at ie, naar
man refer om Natten. Man mac 10
olli9epel paste pua at 9Olre 2jnene
dabne, iiar 6Ois man Ifal Itefte 3og,
6piltet ieg matte 2 @ange, for jeg
Tom til 81. qouI.
4itiaa life meget at fcrteGe DIN
BET norolige Soma, fun. at 2anost
er lite iaa battet Iom ret for quouz
ben. I~narere er bet flabt % laot, en-
itor Del at bet, % / Qar er Ger not
man9e Stecer, boor bet bar p9ret
ubruat6art til &ornuOl paa Grunb at
ben me9en Babe.
Raits Morgen naae0e man Idd g.
paul, bbor 9oqet leber ino paa ben
itore fnreneoe Sern6aneitation. Get
te er en- goo Snbretning iiGr for Den
ufen6te og u%erfarne rejIsnos; tbi nun
bar lite nsoig at Itifts Se%rnbaneiia=
ton, bbpr man Idd elers pil ben. Ser
madtte ieg oente tnop en- 3inIe. 81
ter at baoe frempiit 8iaet blioer man
onbiit Soosganens %elesante Sernbds
neoo9ne. Der Iiooer man ida ganIfe
rolig, itst nan tarter, at man lite
Ear na6ig at Itifte 3og mere.
Sra Ct. 9aul saor iaa 3eiien /
%noroDeItIig Retning, og bet ta9er fun
ca. 10 3imer at tilbugelagge Be ca.
$50 Mil til 9enmare. &c fsrite 4
timers Reiie fra CT. pauG fer bet
juit life meget frugtbart I'D; bet far
oiit / fin 5io alt p9ret Stoplano,
iom MI tiloeIs er rpbbet.
ION nu tiloels er rpobet. Sorben sr
let. blanoet meo SmuaItsn. aaiges
rel er bet temmelis Fsnt; til
Get eetner meo plsjelanb. gnge,
Stope og Smdafser. Gn 5 5imers
Rsiis fra Ct. pdul ~bespnber man at
tunns ifue milepibt uo oper ben Haoe
Yroirie. Sorben ipnes enbnu life at
ie meget COB ub, besuagtet fer Get uo
til. at Der bsites temmelie gobt. oa
man FER en- Masis aornitatts. enb<
nu eneans afpstsling meb Sfop %
Tad prairie meo Garmbpgnin9er o9
plantsoe .groOes" ligeIom / Soma.
So mere man narmer Jig Outota. 10
beore ier 2anoet ub. Oct sr sanfte
fobt, Iaa man er narpeb at antage,
at man ian Ie 10 a Is W}il.
gegpnbelfen pau q. DAT. Ter ogiaa
Imut % lobenbe uo. 8i tommer lige
Isnoen ON ben meget omtdlte o9
frugibare Reo Ripsr Oal. Ser ist
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-20

9r. Rebuttsr! Siaao mig at fnp.s
tie ct Bar gem9rtninger til Deres
ereoe glabs uotalelier ON uofaloet
at Den SfperIenite Gag.
SeieIteretsoommen / oenne Gag
bar utpipliomt putt tor os dlminoes
ia Ooerraifelie, men lige iaa utOiolz
Iomt ogIda 9ilfreosbeb / oioe areos
Te. qt Der er andre SreoIe, bOor IT'LL
freosbsoen er lise iua itGrt, be9epsr
Ri life at tale om.
ut forisge at gre ben imtttert |
mango !6enisenber pGgtige og 6etpoe
ningsfuloe 4fssrelIe til @enitanb for
en- egentlig juribiit &ritit piloe Der
lite b9re paa i'm plaos. aun ida
meget Ifal 1iges. at 0ommen mlittert
retteit MAD opfattes iom uotrpt for
ben oeida Deb andre 2eiligbeoer iast'
togne aenosgerning, at Sejelteret ~
Ter iig Iom en- Iuperan Het, Der ittt
finer, bpor OmIt9nbigbeoerne uotrG.
Der bet, at frapige "OPENS Sogitop
ben 6sjere HetferOisbeos Snteresle.
Oct Spsrssmual, Der M naturli{
refer Iig, er: SOilten @GtteOiooe bdi
ben trufne QfgsrelIe9 SOaO betp0ei
ben for 6remtiOen9
Seq er fulOitanoig enig l. at Der
oirefte betpber obermaoOe liot; mel
jeg CT paa BEN dnoen Sioe Dis pao
al ben inbirette og fattift betpee
ooermaaoe me9et.
SgjeIteret bar / OOercnsftemmell
mso i'm Tarlig / Re ienere aar Itarp
Faft6olote @runoIGtnins, Iad biz
nuligt at unogoa at siOe u~lminoelig
| prajubitater, Inlet ftutueret me-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-20
6eitlteretss9 Ommen.

5slgenoe artitsl, Der er taget fra
,,Oagblabet" / asbenbapn, bill i@ittert
i%ntsresiere ,Oaniteren's 29iere.
6sjeitsretsbom / en- Sag iom ben
Sfpsrienfte er al en- iau inogrlbenoe
getDbning, at mar NOT Tan snife at
is forfteai9e llotalelier / 5orbolo
oertil.