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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
GREAT FORCE on PENINSULA.
Forty-fve Battalions Said To Have Landed
Chinese Excited.

Liao-Yang. May 10 delayed in transmission)-
-Forty-ive battalions of japanese troops have
been landed the Liao-Tung Peninsula. In
order to embarrass their advance the Russians
have destroyed the railroad bridges.
japanese have retired to Wang Chang,
though divisions are moving northward. their
apparent destination being Moukden.
The excitement among the Chinese has been
increasing in the last few days. The Chinese
bandits are causing considerable trouble and
are being energetically hunted by Cossacks.
The Eastern Chinese Railroad has increa sed
its carrying capacity, and for some days past
troops have been arriving here quickly and in
splendid condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
WYOMING WILL BE FOR HEARST.
He Has Majority of Delegates So Far Chosen
to Colorado Convention.
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE,I

Denver. Nav 2O.-The campaign for the election
Of delegates TO the Democratic National Con
yenton will formally open in Colorado tomorrow.
when ma tority of the counties will hold conven-
lions to select their delegates to the State conven-
ton at Pueblo on June I. Seven counties have
chosen delegates of whom thirty-six are instructed
for Hearst eleven lean to Parker. and twenty
are unnstructed.
At the Democratic primaries in Wyoming last
night delegates to the county convention were in
structed for Hearst. The State convention will be
held at Cheyenne. on June 2. and the Wyoming
delegation TO St Louis will be instructed for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
wEsTcHssTER-AvE. SPUR NOW SURE.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
Yesterday handed down a decision granting a
motion TO confirm the report of the commissioners
that the Westchester-ave. extension of the Rapid
Transit Railroad should be constructed along West
chester-ave from point Brook-ave.. where
the Rapid Transit road becomes elevated road
TO rhird-ave where it will connect With the Third
ave. elevated railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
BOGATYR'S LOSS DENIED,
Admiralty Reports Squadron Safe
at VlddirosfoB.

81 Petersburg, May 20-The admiralty states
that there is not the slightest foundation for
ihe report that the cruiser Bogatyr has been de-
stroyed. The squadron. the admiralty asserts
IS intact AZ vledivostok.
Flaoivostok. May 2o---An IS quiet here jap
snese warships appear from time 70 time in
Peter The Great Bay. hut they co not approach
Tladivostok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
URGING POLES TO DESERT.
japanese Invitations to Join Against the
Common Enemy

Posep. May 20.-The Polish newspaper Wi
elko Poani' says that the japanese are circu-
lating through Manchuria invitation TO
Polish soldiers to desert and Join the japanese
against the common enemy" These procla-
nations are IN the Polish language, and the
paper says they have apparently been printed
by the government press at Toxic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
ROGERS PUTS THAYER IN CHARGE
Latter to Manage the Amalgamated Copper
Company.

H II Rogers. president az the Amalgamaed
Copper Company. according TO a Boston dispatch
received in Wall-st yesterday he's turned
benjamin. F. Thayer the entire management: of the
corporation. Mr.. Thayer. 1t is added. will be
supreme in all that concerns the company and will
dictate its policy botf regards its actual bust
ness mana cement and In respect to the Montana
situation.
Another Boston dispatch reported that the Anal
gamated Copper Company IS negotiating for The
Montana Coal and Coke Company, which is owned
in that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
SIBERIAN PORTS TO BE MADE FREE

81. Petersburg. May 3o.-The report that Russia
may shortly proclaim ell the ports of the Siberian
coast including Vladlvostok. TO be free thus ner-
mitting unrestricted commerce. is confirmed An
imperial uksse on the subject will probably De pnb
ishcd tomorrow. The measure is chiefly ip,o,a..
10 encourage imports TO the Amoor district vhicb i
oeprlNed or foodstufrs and other commodities in
Railroad ~ HiDeiiaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
TREE $50 YEARS OLD SELLS Eop s,so

AT sale of lawn and garden ornaments and r.-.
plants yesterday afternoon the America, a..
Galleries ss47i was realized making a 25s - a.. ~
days sales. A Chaba Hiba tree. with an autbantto
history of more than 450 years. was bought for So
pS Nrs- Phizer; a Japanese garden teahouse wss
kknoeked down TO Mrs. Bennett for s1Oa 90 ap5 -,
sseoAe temple lanterns brought sll0 each, A"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
PROFESSORS DAUGHTER ATTACKED.
Police Working on Mysterious Assault Case
in NeW-Haven.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

New-Haven Conn. May 2O-The police work
ing mysterious assault case. and arrests are
expected tomorrow. Tonight Yale professor
gave out the following official statement:
brutal attack was made last evening upon a
daughter of a Yale professor. AS the young lady
was walking through Humphrey-st, between Whit
ney-aVe and Orange-St., at about $50 o'clock after
mailing letter. d man crept stealthily up behind
her, suddenly covered her eyes with his hands
ana then struck succession OF binding blows
across her face and eyes, hIally throwing her
down backward. still continuing blows in the face
Her screams for assistance quickly aroused the
neighborhood and the assailant disappeared. She
was assisted into nearby house. where physi-
clan quickly summoned TO care for her
bruises, which were severe The manner OF
attack made ii impossible for her 10 get even q
glimpse OF the assailant, who remained absolutely
silent during the attack that even his voice
not heard Had IL been for the fortunate raising
OF window in n house near by letting q flood OF
light on the scene and frightening away the brute
the chances are that the results would have been
exceedingly serious IL not fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
A POSTMASTER MISSING.

Paterson. N. J.. May 20 (speciaD.-Georse =
Tonkin. postmaster at waldwick. is missing. IN
spectors Duryea and Holtby visited the poston'eH
Thursday. and TonlSin surprised 70 see them
After handing all the stamps and $50 in cash
70 the inspectors Tonkin suddenly disappesassr.
When the officials realized that he had gone theS
Instituted an investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
SELLS GOLD BRICKS IN KANSAS.
Wealthy Man in New-York-John Edward
Ray Indicted at Topeka
IBr rELEanApH TO THE TRIBUNE.

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Topeka. Kan. May 2.-John Edward Ray IN
dicted by the federal grand jury. in session here
for swindling ]. H. Allen. Sumner County farm
er. out of $4,000 by selling him gold brick has
been identified as a wealthy resident OF New-York
He may escape prosecution. because his Kansas
victim refuses TO appear against him If he will
repay the $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
FARMERS FoREAIEN

are expert valuable, and sometimes difficult get
But number of good ones may be secured by
Ing the Situations Wanted advertisements In the
columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21
LARGE FIRE IN MONTREAL.

Montreal May 2O.-Fire this afternoon az
damage estimated at s250Oo0 to the carriage fac'0Iy
OF B. Ledoux & Co.. on Osborn-st. Several hous
alongside the Ledoux factory crushed IN ~
falling walls The insurance Is Sl50.ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21

NETWORK CITYs GREAT WATER PROBLEM.
and how 1T may necesstste the condemnation of avail
able watersheds that exist TockInnd Orange Ulster
Qgtehess and Greene counties. To-morrow's Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21

A BURGLAR PROOF SNAKE YARN.
&rnsss Jarroid. In to-moEzow's TrsbuaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21

Thomas Wheeler. Utica.
John F. O Brien. PlattSburg-
William L. Ward. WeS1ches-
ter.
Charles H Murray. New
York.
Edward Laut-rbach. New
York.
Governor Odell.
Reuben l. Fox. Oneonta
Louis Stern. Nsvg-Yor6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21

Frank Raymond.
Samuel Strasbourger.
William II. Ten Eyck-
Benjamin B. Odeu. 1r.
Louis F. Pawn.
Cornelius '. Collins.
William Barnes. tr.
Reuben L Fox
Cyrus DruTy.
John F. O'Brien-
Charles H. Beta
J. B. H. Aiongin-
John A Merritt.
Charles ". Anderson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21

William Barnes. tr.. OF Al
bany, chairman.
George ". Dunn. Bingham
ton.
George ". AlGridge. Roch-
ester.
William q. Warren. Buffalo.
Francis Hendricks. syria
cuse.
Michael J Dady, Brooklyn.
John T. Mott, Oswego.
Louis F. Payu, Chatham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-21

Leander r. Faber.
Robert NJ. Johnston
l. W. Swasey.
Jacob A. Livingston.
T. J, II. Kracke.
George II. Roberts. tr.
Michael J. Dady.
George Cromwell
Charles II. Murray.
James T. Pegnam.
William Halpin-
Smith Pine.
Edward Lauterbach-
John II. Gunner.
Abraham Gruber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

5puitrup. Den ibte
9 o tb isnin9 9os 8auroeier
u. 8efsbauge / 9pinberup orsftes
me9et Der paa @gnen. Sngen tan
foritaa, bborfor Mpnoigbeoerne bar
foreta9et bette Sfrfbt. ct gfp9te ON.
at bet ftuloe b~are,forbi ban life bapz
be inbnelbt fig | bet fribinige8ranbs
barn, anies for at bore aft for uris
meligt. Rof er bet, 8ortbtsningen
er ffet; men bet bar life fort at Il
9e; tbi efter &unogsrelien melbte
fig itrats flere unge norb flesbi9ife
8urle, Der er preusfife l1nberiaats
ter. O9fad ben bortpiite aarl fit
frufs plabs.
Der fort9Ies ogiod, at @enbar=
men bar f~oreipurgt bos en- anben
ung @aaroejer om, 9porpiot ban
habbe bdnIf 3benbe / fit 8rsb.
Man fan af bette fad ct 8egreb
om, 6Dor Itor 5olts 8egrebsforbir.
ring unber be rdabenbe5orbolb mao
bare, naor Der fan folporteres ct iau
urimeligt Rpgte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
landSmand
d efnRrk!

Smutt beli99enbe, ubpre fru9tbart oanb
bpb Mllloiorb paa eersllnoerlas, 5 til Is
Dill ira gperne Muifosee meb 25,00O Snb'
bp99ele og Stmul9ee meb 1000, os tun 2
til 7 Nit ira @opnton Of Morris | Snbian
territory.
Mais, 0interbpebe, 8p9, 6apre, 8ars
tofler re- 6ril9t 9iuer ell enorm afsrpbe
buert Qar.
Get er ierite Sang, at bisie Narme nosen
Sinbe er uobuot til Sals. priien er SIS til
$50 pr. acre. 9erlom Sotobunben life Ell.
bper 9euieenoe er laa COB iom Saiuois. o9
Somas', ba toiter 8eilen insentin9. BE.
ioltniussn ct amerifaHere, 8pifs os 0anife ;
Der finbes in9en Snbianere.
Sormaalet sr at bei9tte en- al be itsrite
bonite 8oloniet / Nmerifa | benne irustbare
99n, buor Sremf ans er albeles litfer.
Seq uil siue ffriftlis @aranti til enbuer
8sber, at ies pl senfsbe eanbet 5 aar fra
ben Dag eanbet ct lolst, os siue $40 pr.
Mere mere, enb Iom III betaleS, berlom eans
bet tebes fer l. Sanuar 1905.
Gtsturlioner afsaar bper ferite os treble
SirSbos | bper Waaneb. Gnteltbilets 8riS
for Runoreiie; fri Reiie til asbere. Web
9enipu til min iinanciele @aranti bsnpiies
til @ermon Sapin9s ganf,
Wannins, So.
6irlt Rational Banf, 9rira, Ga.
Sarmers @rcbanse 8ant, @rap, So.
6or nermere Oplpsnins itrtu til:
Asmus Yopisn
0OuebfDnt0ret,
266 3. @lalf Ct, @bica9o, au
euer y. Y. goDicn,
befulom. Msent,
Otmllsee, s. Z.
asmus Sopien Gelibence, @rap, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

reo bun fl 9oDebet idalebes tpRitst.
at bun tort sfter afgit Oeb 0gben.
9borpiht Der foreligger Moro e1er
ud3tiomt Orab CT enonu lite oplnIi.
gaa onioger. At bet iibfte er Gil
fGilrt
Dra6et baa trdt.
Deb bet Iesale 9iginn / Reobp ben
81. auq. oper ben br9bte pige fra
9fGritrup tonItdterebes bet ifslge q.
D., at bun beo fit 5ulb mob Senz
gen bar foaet ct 9rub pua 6iernes
fallen. % at bette bar bait 0pben
til 5gIee. Der fdn5tes elers intet
Spcr of @ofb paa pi9en, og alt
tposr pua, at Der foreli9ger ct ud9t4
font 9rdb.
Z Sorbsrene ober Orubsmanoen,
Der TfaI afbolbes / be narmeite 0ds
qs. bill ben fit6olfte Drift. Nditor
Srtpeb / Mari6o, dsiiitere Iom Golf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

of Admission to the Worlds Fair. Dis
Sc souvenir Coins" er af k~unstnerisk
Verdi og uerstattelige som Erindring
ON den storste af allie Udstillinger.
Bortset fra deres Affektionsverdi vii
vi modtage lem som regulsere Billetter
til Verdensudstilliugen og derfor hol-
der vi ct Billetkontor we'd Hovedind-
indgangen til Neutrality-suspicious. IA
bent hver Dag under hele Udstillin-
gen. Kun ct ~begrenset Antal af disse
Souvenirs vii vere til Salg. Pris so
Cents. For liver Souvenir COIN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

Sesnen bnger gobt NOT.
= ,2ecfer Mnaeiaer" finbes fsleenbe
5dtfigelie fra en- Wanb | 2aoelunb:
,,6jertelig Saf iii sber, t9re airz
fsrepraientanter, at 3 for Sremtis
BEN bar befriet os for flor airtegelb
oe fritz bar ubtalt: @i sdar life til
8irte for at bsre Orseltoner, men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

Bestyrelsen fra Louisiana Purchase
Souvenir Coin Company" vii d%eponere
en- Sum paa $4,000, der uden Afdrag vii
blive udbetalt til den Person, der sen
der os Diet nojagtige hummer paa An
tailet af betalte Adgangskort til Loui-
siana Purchase Exposition, SOM aab
nedes / ST. Louis 30. April og SHUTTER 1.
Dec. 9O4. Sknlde Diet n0jaRtige Mum
mer like indkomme, vi1Bel9bet tilfalde
den, som kommer Diet narnIest Den
ne gyidne Lejlighed til at sikre sig en-
Formue koster intet. Vor Hensigt
med dette e~nestaaende Tilbud er at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

Ere 9unbrebe @es bf=
De, %. y pua StOrebaai9 /
gonbesgaarbe 81, bbis Gier bolber
8OO-1OOO Sos, er Der paa 9runo
at 5srten / 9dr bsb 300 9es at
Mungel paa tilitrattelig og iunb
H9ring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
Souvenir Coin OF HdmiSS
Worlds Fair, St. Louis, Mo.

nin9er / ben apttenmsboing, Der
inbes Der. og / botlten Der for enGel
Oar iiben li9eleoes foreto9esllo9raps
ninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
Sonoerjyllano.

6eften Rtbe og Dam
fterne Yorbflespig. =
timber benns Operfrift ifriosr ,aiel
3t9." bI. a.: rs Rite IDENTIFIES
SnopieIie, Der nplig bar funbet
Stet. heltps ollla mango Yo:o-
flespigsre. Webens ioabanne 9eisg
/ Oanmurt eaers ofte meofsrer ct
@fte-fpil for banItiinDebe RorbIless
pi9ere, bar man, iom bet ipnes, cens
ne Song sipet Qftdlo paa at bersoe
0elta9erne 1 Soften fra benne Sioe
9r9nien 9unTteligfeoer o9 bragg
BEN III anfour. 9i anfer bette for
meast ri9ti9t. Den itrense Grems
ganssmoabe, Tom bar pGrst bru9t
be Ifbiie Qar, bar fun fsrt til at
ftGrpe ben fienbtli9e Stemnin9 /
Q~OreiIespis mob5pIflunb. Mun fan
lille forbinbre stboert aanbeligt
SumfDem melem Norbfesbtgsrne
oe Oonmorfs gefoltning, os man
oil albri9 beb polit .forbolbSregler
foranbre 5oltets Sinbeloq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

tD9rtimob FOR at ftue praiten lige /
Nniigtet os for at bsre 9obs Orb;
9r. 9egn Snsoerien ipn9er til Dor
5ilfrepsbeb."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

Ssnberba1e. = Gn asftenz
m sb b n g. &uitos peb Oloidgs>
mu1ast / aiel, Rotbmann, opbolber
Jig for 5iben Der / Ssnberbdle for
beb Stranben at foretase uo9raus
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
Gratis for svage M&nd!
Elektrisk Baltic frit.
bet kraftiqste Balte Verden,

For at avertere wore Jerse y Electric Belts
og indfore dem allie Steder, hvor de err
ukendte, sender vi enhver, som trenger
dertil, ct af disse beltar absolut uden I'd
gift for Modtageren.
Dette er ct nobet Tilbud af ct solidt Fir
ma. Send ingen Penge; Diet ferste belte er
nemlig EN- Gave
Mangler De Livskraft. er tract og ned.
s1aaet, kraftl9s og nerves., har mistet ING.
dommens Glade og oliver for tidlig gam
mel, lider De af ~Rygsnerter, daarlig For
dpjelse og blodkongestioner og er tract af
at betale L@gerne uden Nytte, da kan De
blive helbredet we'd at BRUCE Jersey Flee.
trio bel
vi we'd, at De vii blive helbredet og an
befale wort belte til andre, og saaledes vii
vi bllve erstattet for wort frivillige Udleg.
vi mener netop, hvad vi siger. Send os DE.
res Nav og Adresse med Postmaerke, OK
bseltet vii blive sendt Dem gratis.
Jersey SPECIAL TY. co.,
800 A Weldon Bdg., Jersey City. N. Y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16
Mcore.

g3anf gnrr Trnaf helbreber life. Sris bet ai-rbe.
pfibF faa Born bwhe Senaen. Der dinsa en- fonftitu
tinuel Ndriaa fe-for. "a lea Nal irnbe e0er IN Npisi
nina paa en- tnfef 6iemnebebarblina. iom ~heibreotb'
NIT Barn "a mango dubres.
MRS. M. SUMMERS,
Box ID, Notre Dame, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

til at gda biem. % utpifet faa,
at ban bar opbd9et, forfponbt ban
op ao 2db9abe. Od benne eIer li9.
nenbe perloner maoife enbnu opbols
Der fig | eIer peb gnen, bsr 6orole
brene formons bere8 Born til life at
fslge utenbte gerfoner, felp ON be er
pelfl9bte, ben poa enfomme Steber,
heller lite burbe 5or9lore ldbe 8srs
meme goa enc efter Wsrtets Srem.
brub.
2sit. = pre- tefalbet. =
s bisfe 0oge iomles Der l1nberftrif.
ter poa ct Mnbrdgenbe til 9irteforz
itanoeritdbet om at bragg Omiorg
for. at paitor2ouf len | GnIteb blibsr
talbet til So9nepr9It Der. Raar Der
tan opnnos TO Srebieoele at 89ls
esrnss Stemmer, biz Der efter5orf1z
henbe life bfibe gr9fentation. pa
flor 2auien bar | balpanbet 9ldr be
ret 8dpendn for ben fbse paItor
Senien Der / 9ben.
Qabenrad. = 90 4dr og nDe
59nber. Gn 90 Mdr Qdmme(
2pinoe Der / 8pen, Gntefru Setter
fen, fl for fort Sib ffben foran /
Wtunben TO ME Senber.
@uGbbrDltup. 0julmos
ger 5. 5. Cad og 9uitru / Rbgabe
tan ben %. Sept. fejre beres @ulOs
brpaup. 9ulobru6epdrret forlpb
bog ben /. Sept. 4abenraa, 9por bet
bar boet | oner 80 Qar. og fog til
3inslep, bbor be bar en- gift Oatter.
0esuoen bar bet gamle par 8 gsrn
i Nlnerita, al bpilte en- SIN er
pr9it. 9enne Sen lGrte efter en0t
Stoletio 9iulmd9er6aanopartet,
tiente ienere iom Solbat / Mabenraa
Os tog efter snOt 5jeneItetib til ~
inertia, bbor ban Ienere bar ituberet
til pr9it. 0an er aniat beb en- inf
Wentgbeb. Gn anoen Ssn, Der fsrit
car glittenilager, er nu9bmisiionGr
| 9am6org. Oct gamle @uQobrubez
par er rate.
4aItrup. = 6 alporfiet u
b9nbte for
leben beb 9sitarbejoet paa @aaroei
er u. 8ergs Mart. Gn bnsre Manb,
Mnbers 9onbe fra Heber N~aItrup,
beitebe meb en- Selpbinber. Der bar
tommen en- Sten foran anipens, o9
ban git ON foran Gnipene for at
ijerne ben. !6eitene 6leb Ftp for ct
eller anbet, Lob til, og Maitinen git
ben ober BAN os tilrebte bam meset
ilbe, faa ban MATTE FIRES til arebss
~fpgebuiet. Manben fit Fere olpors
lige Saar runbt ON paa Qeaemet,
og pdd Sbgebufet bar man maattet
aH9tte bans benitre Nrm. Der er
naturligpis 5are for Wanbens Clio,
eog er 6adbet ON 9elbrebelIe lite
opgibet. Qnbers 8onbe er Gntes
mano og bar A imad Born at for
fsrse. 6an er 40 Mor.
0oiens. = @n Sfnpumpe
!6enbeb 6dlptotiben ben %. Quq.
tort efter at Soget til 6obersleb bar
aaaet. og lige efter at pasfagererne
Spbpao bar TONNE inb | So9et, tom
en- Stppumpe oripenbe fra Norbpeft
og goaenbe mob Snosit. pad Sbines
rumpen rep ben 8r9bberne at Stue
ret og leeebe !SimmelfprGt meo biss
Ie, % paa perronen lsftebe ben 8elz
aeblittaget belt at. 9elbiepis tom
Der ingen at Stationsperfonolet til
Stabe. 0erfom llpejret bar tom>
met, mems perronen fob fulb at
p~asiagerer, tunbe Der bore ifet en-
flor lllptte.
5oruben pod Stdtionen lapebe
Stppumpen ogiau 99rOart paa De
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

Gnfemabdm peteriel tilherenoe
gus; per tunbe ben lite lube Sasites
meme Iibbe | Sreb, men reb benz al.
st 2pitbus i en- 9dpe blep lsftet up
/ ct Era. Ogioa mob bet fmitts
8sn bite Stppumpen fig n9rgadens
De. @n St9ntejomfru pda Bants
guarben tplebe ben oper / poitbolber
SepIens @oarb, og ct Bar 8ern
fInttebes Der li9eleoes omtrin9 meo,
aft uben at Der Ifete noeen ulptte.
st Stptts Spbsit berfru laDeoea
Starnugtigbeber. sos Sobl poa
Sernbpt Mart req Stppumpen Ia
act al og %ramponereoe en- Stalbbpr.
St9rbef. = Oct toftebe &c
mart at nnge. glbdnoler
Mortin peterIen Der al gDen mob
tog forleben fra 4mtsforl tanber Yea
ters ct StrdHemanoat lDoenoe paa
20 Mdrt, foroi ban efter Qmtstjener
Sens Rsrbbs 4nqibelie baboe fun
get en- forbuot Gang. Def Ituloe be
re Itet / qnleoning at en- Hingriber-
ieit, Iom for nogen5io Iioen blep al
bolot | Qa6lings 2otale. Yetsrien
bar Idmmen meo TO getenbte, al
bpilte ben enc bar en- 5bifer, og pad'
birtet at ben gooe Stemning iitema
tes Der en- Gang, %biitnot uben nogen
iom belit gibeniigt. Oct blep fpts
tie 8ers at Bort Mooersmdal er
oejligt." u6eloigbis bar 4mtsties
neren / R9rbeben. 6an ppod9ebe
itrafs ben Sore for ben ofentlige Ro
oe 5reb, Der bar paa SCRIBE og rebs
bebe Situationen peb at gsre Qn=
mef6elTe. Zen n1prte Rsrbb bar
i'm lib b9ret Stal3tdrl | famine
@eiteibergaarb, boor Sun9en bltp
Iungst. 5an burbe altioa babe
pibit, at ben sobe 5reb og Ro e1ers
life er truet / bisfe 2otaler. Sans
soet M~obersmaal er for Reiten
bdnit, o9 bans Sntsresie for BET
DANTE %fremgaar at ben Omitanoigs
FEB, at ban unber 9omfirteinbbiel>
len forleOen Ssnbdg opbolot fig befe
Dasen | Ribe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

5lensborg. : Gn 9ute6ebe 3
er Stoben. 81. TO.) 5orlez
Den Dag opbaeebe bet bsrp9renbe
politi, al Der / Nerbeben at Otter
Is6abet bar grabet en- 9ule / Sorben,
iom / nogen Sib bar oeret be6Oet al
en- s%itpreiiiit 9jeneitepi9e peO Rupn
eeOonOOOItp. 5 s9ulen FOrefanOt
man ct FELT 6orrauO at Spoeoarer,
faaiom greb, Stinfe, Sft og 9rNa=
beOin. pigen bar bog life benimaJs
tet fine 0age / Gnfombeb; tbi babe
t~ientens nermebs zig 9ulen, fmutte.
be to Menb uo at ben Og lpb bere5
gei. pi9en bteb bereFter unbOlot
og Der foretages unberfs9elIer / Ga.
gen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

ben, at BET naaeoe fua langt Iom fra
bet 9us til bet 5us / en- nermere
betegnet 9abe. Sfibets @ntomlt bar
Samtaleemnet / ale &lubber % ge.
OGrtninger, O9 Der fdnbt en- formelig
8alfart Steb neb til Sfi6sbroen.
Stibet er benbeb 1900 Regiiter-
IONS, men bet tan ldoes meb ca.
5000 3ons q Son er 1000 gb.) =
Stibet bar losiet en- De at flu
5ra9t | adrbus o9 Sorfens, 6borfra
Get itoit tommer. !6ertil fsrer Stis
bet 1850 Sons (gobt 70 Serns
baneoognlabninger a 10000 9b.) =
Stibet bill dntdgelig b9re losfet ON
"a 0dgs.
pas paa 8grnene. @n
ubetenbt Mdnosperfon forIsgte for
leben / 8abItuegabe at lofte en- tolo
aars pige meo fig uben for Ynen.
Sun bar at fine 5oreIore / Ssnotr
Otting ienot berinb for at forrette
ct 2GrinOe. timber dIeboanbe Sore
9ibenoer fit ban ogiaa Yigen til at
felge meb; men to Oamer, Der bqpoe
Id9t Merte til Manbens paafalbens
-
be @bfaro, fulgte efter oe fit benos
til at gda biem. Oa utpifet fad,
at ban bar opoaget, forfponbt ban
op ab 2ab9abe. Du benne e1sr fig
nenbe perioner maafte enbnu op6ols
Der fig | e[fer peb gpen, bsr 6orole
brene formans beres Born til life at
fslgs utenbte perfoner, fetp ON be er
belfl9bte, ben pou enfomme Steber,
heller lite burbe 5oralbre Gabe 8srs
meme goa enc efter Msrtets 5rem.
brub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

3inglep. = SUN mautte en- b.
% betale! Gn Seiter at Oct
rsbe 9ors" Martba %. blep for M.
Zig, oa 9oget bolbt, flpnget fua befz
tig oper mob en- Rubs, at ben gift itu,
og Ssiteren fl ct blsoen6e Saor |
panoen. Oesuben MATTE bun ifsl>
ge q. g." betale Ruben meb 3 Mt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-16

ube r. = 9ebspet al
.2pnet. 90. 9) Onsbae Gfters
mibbag ben 81. Dug. traf ct beftigt
S~orbenpejr oper 8ben og Smegnen,
lebiaget at polbfomme Reenffpl og
9agelbpger. 30 unse bigger Der fra
gben bar gaaebe til Rsrter for at
1ante Gbdmpignons og oDerru ifebes
at l~lbeiret uoe paa Marten. Den enc
b~ebepebes, tOet 2bnet ilog neb liee
beb Siben at benbe. Sum tom til
fig felp og bleb bragt inb / ct 6u5,
bpor bum after befpimebe. s 9aor
lob bun bog life til at baoe Oibers
Men bernf.