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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
RETURN OF AFAvoRlTE RING
A Missourlan Shipped the Golden
 Circ7et With Turkeys.

Nfissourian Shipped the Golden
 CircIet With Turkeys.
 Just previous to the Christmas holi- days the biggest trade in the vicinity of Bethel, Mo-, was the dressing and ship ping of turkeys to the eastern markets, says the Kansas City Times. Henry Fox, the Bethel buyer. shipped a car load of dressed birds to Chicago a day or two before Christmas. He worked late at night, with his hands, barreling and marking them.
 After the consignment went out MT. Fox missed gold ring he had worn during the barreling process and con cluded he must have dropped 1t in one of the barrels. The ring was present from his wife, and he wouldn't have parted with 1t for many times its cost His name was engraved inside the band. He wrote immediately to his commission house, but was informed that when his letter came the turkeys had already been distributed to pur- chasers all over the eastern and New England states.
 1I lOOkC0 &1hG n GcsS OA tAG RAVs%AOA6i needle in the haystack to make any fur ther effort. lIr. Fox gave 1t up. But luck came from barrel that found it's way into the hands of an honest Yan- kee in Massachusetts. He found the ring mixed in with his Missouri tur- keys, and, as the seller hadn't been of fering any prizes with his goods, he wrote the Chicago commission house to know if that ring was meant for Christmas present or was only an acci- dent He said '.H. Fox'' was engraved inside of it. The house explained the situation to the conscientious New Eng lander, and few days ago Mr. Fox was made happy by the return of his highly prized ring. The very next ex- press out of town carried a fat Missou- ri turkey to the man in Massachusetts, belated Christmas present from MT. Fox.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
Toe Cans Def.

New York. Jan 21.-Joe Cans light weight champion of the world. will meet Joe Grim in handicap match in Baltimore on Friday night. The last time the pair met, Grim stayed six rounds. Cans now promises to knock him out in ten rounds or forfeit the purse, and has also agreed to give Grim $1OO for every round he remains over, six. Cans has undertaken to do what no other boxer has accomplished, not even Fitzsimmons.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
The Novelty of Ii.

Towne-Here's an invitation to the wedding of John Winterbottom Jones to Anna May Spriggs. For goodness sake! I wonder what Jones is marry ing her for.
 Browne-Probably just to see his middle name spelled out in fuil.-Phil- adelphia Press
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
Claude won Handicap.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21.-All the favorites went down to defeat, and the twenty eight bookmakers in line had the better of the argument. The main attraction was the Owners handicap at 8 mile, in which trio of well known performers met. Fossil, was a 3 to 5 favorite and set the pace, with Claude close up until three furlongs from the finish, when Claude assumed command and won pulling up from Fossil. The muddy track prevented fast time in the handicap.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
Easily Believed.

''Iany have said that if Longfeliow were living today he could not sell his poems,'' remarked the girl with the book.
 I'm sure Of it,'' replied the amateur poet. '.Why, haven't been able to sell mine. Philadelphia Record
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
patsey Corrigan Quits.

Portland, Me, Jan 21.-What was to have been a ten-round bout at the Pas time Athletic club between two heavy weights, Billy Dunning and Patsey Corrigan, ended abruptly Ill the nrst v round Tuesday night. Dunning knocked Corrigan through the ropes, and the latter when he got up said he couldn't fight. and quit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
Princess Tulane Won Handfcap.

LOS ANGELES, Gal, Jan. 21.-A cold wind made it disagreeable for the small crowd at the races. Two out of six favorites won. A free handicap for a purse of 5000 brought out good field for the fourth race at a mile and Ia sixteenth. Chub ruled redhot favor ite, but was never in the running. Ocean Dream set 8 warm pace, with Princess Tulane we'll up. Princess Tu- lane went to the front in the last fifty yards, winning by half a length, Ocean Dream second and M. F. Tarpey third
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
Loses to Willou ghby.

Buffalo, N. Y, Jan 21.-Ed} Athetton of Batavia, the veteran middiewelght champion wrestler, was defeated last week by Walter Willoughby Of this city Willoughby won two straight falls in 30 minutes and 20 seconds and 10 minutes and 30 seconds. The match was for the championship and q pI1rse "-,-r -'..~.'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
Broke se Targets Out of 100,

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. 21-Harry M. Stewart broke 99 out of 100 targets thrown from unknown angles in con- petition for the Perpetual Challenge Diamond medal, emblematic of the Monroe county championship, which ti- tie has been held by him since the tro- phy was first put up, A snowstorm prevailed at the time ..-.,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
Racing on saranac Lake.

SARANAC LAKE, N. Y., Jan. 21.-- Perfect weather an excellent track and good attendance marked the opening of the Saranac Lake Driving association's meet on Lower Saranac lake Tn the 2:40 class Fred B. won the first, third and fourth heats (best time, 2:24), and in the Pic class John H. won the first, second and fourth heats, the best time being 2:251A.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
THE SPORTING NEWS.
BASE BALL.
EASTERN LEAGUE
 CIRCUIT COMPLETE.

The Eastern league circuit commit tee has awarded. the base ball fran chise to Montreal, which will be the eighth city in the Eastern league cir cult. John Kreitner, theatrical man of Buffalo, will finance the club and will probably have With him some Montreal folks. Charles Atherton, of last years Buffalo team, will be man ager and captain of the team. The Eastern league circuit committee will have a conference in Providence to- day, and it Is expected that the Provi- dence club will change ownership. Ar engagements have been made with the present owner, X. H. Howe, Jr, to transfer the. club to new owners. The Eastern league circuit. as it will be made up this season, will take in Jer- sey City. Newark, Providence and Bal timore in the east, and Montreal, To ronto. Buffalo and Rochester in the west.
 Tim Hurst does not believe in put ting men out of the game. "I once saw O'Loughlin umpire and liked him all but one thing said Tim. "He is forever putting men out for sassing him. Now, If you pay a half dollar to see ball game with Donovan pitch ing you want to see him go through with it unless the other club knocks him out. You don't want the umpire | to chase him from the field" sues
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
Princeton Downs svvarthmore.

PRINCETON, N. J.. Jan. 21.-Prince- ton defeated Swarthmore at basket ball last night by the score of 30 to 17 in a fast game. f ''.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
Boston Is Down on the Ring.

BOSTON, Jan. 21. - In connection with the arrest of Joe Choynski and Kid Carter, who boxed at the Crite- rion Athletic club, on the charge of mutual assault, Chairman William H. H. Emmons of the police board an- nounced that it was the intention of the board to purge the city of what he called prizefghting. This policy is in line with that pursued by MT. Emmons while he was justice of the police court at East Boston, where he succeeded in stopping boxing exhibitions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
Holy Cross Won.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Jan. 21.-Holy Cross defeated Brown at basket ball by a score of Il to ' last night.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21
The sporting 1nsttnct In Texas.

Gan we not arrange, asks the Hous. ton Post, for fight to finish between the boil weevil and the Massachusetts gypsy moth?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-21

Jimmy Britt has the Tommy Ryan habit. Tommy is always in. a. sani-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-03
.Trablings= GofImc...
CONNER @reiie.

eSoI6es 1T Ser felten perlodenbe
8orfdlag bes @8erfaufs Der in
4Dres 2aben be9innt.
$33.15 siebt S6nen bie Musmabl bon
oenen bic regelmaBis $4,000 lparen.
$28. SO ermadtiet sic gu Ser Nus<
ipab1 bon iol6en, Sic berfauft MUIR
ben gu $37 so.
$24 so 9iebt Sbnen bie Musnabl bon
1ol@en Die berfauft wurben gu $3.50
$18. IS taufen ireen6 einen Der Nns
5iige, pel@e reselmaBis $25 uaren.
$15.75 lit bic gauge 8e6nuns fir
Elm S6neioer 9emadtes @enanb
bon $40. IS.
$11- 25 giebt S6nen bic @usnabl bon
irgeno einem SoitIm gu $14.75.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-03
Grnnbeisentbmms 1tebertraaunsen

Marsaret Manion an Sobn Shea,
She'll 2ots 10 uno IL, Goes Subj.
NuBenlot II, South nahe Mihouri
Str. 81, O57.7 70.
9iefelbe als Bormunb an benIelben,
berietbe She'll. 81, 742.22.
Caroline S9iaine &c. an @brif. q.
G6iains, Shelf beg fioDfli6en gisr=
eds, Sect. z, Somnfbip IA, &ange 5,
Sranflin Sopnibip, $4,000.
9'Masqie Waloron &C. an Soe 6. 5rr=
ting &C., 2ots 271 unb 272, 8raolep's
Of Waibington Str. : Nobition, n6rb=
LID bon Wuibin9tOn Ctr, 6ftli6 bet
@irtelbabn, $500.
eoGpraim Wi9ael an NQen Mi9ae!.
g'deil bonn norbneitliden 8iertei in
SEC. IL, SIP. IL, Range 2 in Waib=
iigton S~omnfbip. $4,000.
Sennie Sutton an SEQ. %. 9aroen,
2ot 8 in Clifford Place Nbb., n6rolid
bon Woobruf gtace. $4,000.
7stGreberid $. gammeiiter an Sobr
JeBler, Got Is in Meper's Nortb Silt
nois Ctr. Mbb., n6rbli6 BON 81. Str
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-03
Mus ber @efer1f6dfi

Mus ber 9e1er1f9at.
!Serr: Mein SrGulsin, erlauben sic,
baB i9 mid Sbnen Doritene - Softor
Maier, gonbibat. Dame: 5reut mid
- 6pffentli9 9eirutbscanbibat:
Gin Miberiff. &Gubsr:
9elb Der ober's 2eben! = ySa, @elb
bab' i9 sc pirfli9 teir's, unb mas
bas Mnbere anbelangt, 10 1prt9t meiz
ne Mlte INNER: Nueut, in Dir itedt
tar te' 2eb'n!"
I'm Ropff9uppen anent@
fernen, ION man ii9 nit gutem
@rfolge elmer 2Diuns BON 5 8ramm
@altcDl1Gure in elmer Mii9ung BON
120 @ramm Meinaeif, 80 9ramm
WaHer unb SO @ramm 9lpcerin,
tpel9e beliebts parfimirt Deroen
fam, bebienen. Mlan Derfdbrt4baE;
pie folgt: Na9oem bic &opfbaut nit
lautparmem Seifenna1er eepaf9en,
gut a~bseipilt unb nieber setrodnet 1T.
giebt man 5pet @BlDffel Dou BON oben
genanntem S4uppenpaher IN Elm
Meinglas. fiiut bies NIT laupusraem
Mafer boQ unb ndBt NIT Dle1er Bers
b%iintung 9aare unb 3opfbaut mDgz
lt9ft griinbli4 bur9. Man troGnel
bann bic 9aare 10 melt ab, baB fl
ni9t mehr tropfen, fdmmt4ie einmal
bur9 unb Derbinbet ben &opf nit ei=
mem Su4e- Na9 elmer balben @tun,
be entfernt man ben 0erbanb uni
prbnet bann bic 6aare. Z
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-03

Iebboft unD Glib btGft gbu betm Berei@
ten unb Nuftragen bes @fens, baB
MQes tpie i'm Sluge auf ben Slid
fpmrtt.
1tnb ipie lie BEL Slide fben, fommt
bic Sonne berbpr. Wie f9Dn ba bas
alte, liebe 6eim ibr erfdeint unb Die
prG9tigen, alten MbornbGume, unD
tpie malerif9 bas 3erfur9te, graue
5trDbba9 gegen ben ii6 auffldren>
ben 6tmmel dusftebt!
Sic fii6lt bas 8ebiirfniB, MGe gu
umarmen, Nue froh gu MAIDEN.
r9a, fieb' NAL ber, Gtine," fagt iie
81 benz Mdb6en in Der Si9e. r9iez
fen Hod, Der mod febr gut lit, iouit
On betommen! Ser Sdum lit 5erz
rt1en. unb nenn i9 i'm umnGben
po1te, tpiirbe Der Sod 81 fura fir
midi"
r0ielen Oanf, 6rGulein!"
~N9, Ou liebe, ate, quite Stine,
Du btit ia Der quite @eiit in Dem alien
9aufe!!"
Sds dlte Qdus! W1e re10 ut Is
i6r plDblt9 an @rinnerungen!
ueber Der @ba lieet beute glei9fdm
Elm 8lorienf9ein Don Sonne, 5reube
unb Qebensluft.
r2iebes Sinh, pie nett lit es, Did
70 better gu ieben!" fagte bic Muttet
unb itrei9elte 5Grtli9 ibre 9anb.
~9er3ensmitter9en! 8er5etb' mir,
penn t9 bisneilen mirrif9 unb unz
luitis gepeien binl -. N4 iie6, be
gebt Der alte @talsSobann ,@r fol
aud cine Safe &affee baben, er
au9!"
limb bann eilt- fie nie Elm f6imz
mernber 9onnenitrabl binaus.
yWie feltfam nerpanoelt bus liebe
M2Gbel it'll" murmelt Der 8ater gs'
riibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-03

- Oa i9lGgt bic altel16r, unb
Gpa ipringt gepobnbeitsgemGb unter
benz 3panse bes pfli9tgefiibls aus
benz 8ette, tau9t bic e~liibenben Wanz
gen in bic Wai9i9IHel, aie6t i6r
groues &leib an unb aebt an Die aG<
tdeli6e Mrbeit.
,Mue &ne9te
&ommt berbet
o3u benz Sering
unb 9~riesbrei!"
ruff bic alte @Bslpde bur9 9erbE,
fur n unb Reaen.
v@up -. BRING Den Raffee nt1stn
unb fae' Bdpa unb DIANA, i9 bdtte
fol6e &opff9mer5en, baB i9 Elm
@tiid9en geben muB! Sd seb' bunn
elei6 gum Oprfe berunter unb bole
bic pOitfu9sn!!" ruff eDa Der Gup gu.
@Gs gDa JON Der poit suriidfommt,
1T @np i'm @obn5immer. 0ie rgrobe
@9tpefter" beuet fi9 nieber, umfaBi
sdrtlt8 ibren Gals unb fiBt lie IN
mia. Oas Rinb blidt auf unb la9i
erfreut, als fe @Da's henlen9teno'
Mugen nnb gliibenbe Wansen fiebt.
,Du biit ia bic S9Onfte, bic e
qiebt!!" iubelt gnn in naiper 8epun'
6eruns unb f9lieBt ite in tire 4rme
vNGrr9en! Mber nun miifen tpil
nns an bic Gei9iate BON aarl BEN
.3tpDlften MAIDEN unb Die Hehenf tunb'
dbbalten!"
limb Die @ei9i9te BON Rarl ben
3tpDlften gebt beute nit Slang, uni
Bic Redaenitunbe Derlduft luftid uni
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-03

Burner, Surnerinnen unb 3ui9auer
fanben fi9 nod S9auturnen in ben
gaitli9en &dumen Der Surnballe su=
iammen, tuO nod re9t bersnii9te
Stunben berIebt murben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-03
Gbans. 3tons 6emeinoe.

Gefern s Nbenb belt bic gpans.
3ions 8emeinoe Die Wabl BON bier
8oritebern ab. grmdblt purben: 6enrp
S. 2ensmann, Sobn u. 8ubbenbaum,
Paul s. NeItel unb Mnton S9aefel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-03
Gttenbahu =Babrplau.
GIepelane, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST sonis aeilr,av.
BIG E-Gs
ct. 3eufs Dtbiftom.

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"The Worlds Fair Eaolee'
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8eoria S~itifiom-6H1i6.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-03

Ils i9 meinen 8rief 19lieBen min,
perbe i9 plDbli9 bon fur9tbarem
@9reden ergriffen. @enn i9 bod
in Oeinem 8lide falf9 gelefen hdtte,
4penn MGes, mas i9 sebofft mnb sez
qlaubt bate, nllrs Elm triigertfaer
Wabn bes eitlen gtngebilbeten geneien
tpGre2 Wofir bGtte i9 bann geitrebt
unb gefdmpft2"
@s ftrablt in gpu's Nugen ben auf.
sic briidt ben Brief an tbre 2ippen
unb iubelt laut:
50, gu GROCER, lieber, Ou tbDrias
ter 2iebIt ter, Ou!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-03

Mne i'm 6au1e 16fafen, aaber goa.
Ollie Qi9ter i'm 9utsbofe 1tnb erlo<
19en, auBer benz f%leinen, biinnea
2i9t6en in i6rem 2euhter. Nber es
1T ni9t bic arme, miibe @pu, Die it4
beeilt, in bas f9male 5elobett nit
einfd6em, grobem .2afen uno abgez
nuBter Oede in benz fleinen 3tmmet
NIT labmen @tiiblen unb pddltgem
Slid au fommen, nein, es 1T eine
ftrablenbe 8raut nit leu6tenben Nuz
gen.
sic f9misst ii9 bebasli4 ins 8ett,
sie6t einen Brief bernor unb lteft ni9t
Belle fir 3eile, fonbern iiberfliegt bic
@eiten nit benz Slid nnb nertpeilt
no9mals BEL einigen Defenders i4onert
@te1en:
uGs eiebt aufe Der Welt 10 biel Srug
unb 10 biefe gebro6ene Worte, unb i9
mar bamals 10 ungepiB iiber meine
eiqene 3ufunft, baB ih fdnieg, 10
febr mid du9 mein 9er5 brdngte, gu
reben! nnb parum 1oate i9 aud
reben2 9atte if re9t geieben in
@Da's Mugen, bann niirbe tie mir &eiz
rer reuben; 6atfe i9 ntdt re9f gelefen
-. bann CAB es fir mid fein Slid
me6r auf grben.
SD ite6e nun am 3iele meines feds
iG6rigen Strebens unb SrGumens.
Gin ii9eres 6eim, nenn audi ein
f9li6tes nur. WiGit 9u es tbeilen3
&pmmit Ou jeBt in meinen Mrm, bant
fommIt Ou als bic Sreie, bon fetnens
@orte 8ebunbene, aus eigenem 9er<
3enstriebe, iena9bem pie Oein 5er5
ipri9t. unb nur 10 min i9 Did huz
BEN, ni9t Elm Meib, befen 9efiible fi9
eeGnbert boben, bas aber mutbig htns
ge6t, elm @elibbe su erfiinen.
Qiebf 9u mid nur balb 10, nie
i6 Did liebe, nirit Su mid, her 10
lange gef9piesen, pieaet4t groufsa'
nennen!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-03
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. &onts a'v.
Sn6iouapeIts Sibifion.

pttsbursR, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Gonis Av.
snSianapoIis 0ibifiOn
eafsrn egprsb tasa6 $ d ;. 8 sogm ct 9Ouis Sin, tasa6 $ d b.. s s5pm
Columbus Mccom td9l..... Z 3O8m 2imiteb NRaI tdgi& &c.,. 6 40Bm
.Nsp gort esprb tag Sd. 8 1osna ct sonis e5pr tsl d C b Il 1ogm
Columbus. aecom ...-..... / 4ORu. Snbianabohs NccOm $500. IL 40sGm
&esaene egpreb tagl d &sb 8 o5sfm BeRern @gpreb tasl d.. 3 2O&a
MHantic @rpreb tasH6 -. 8 OOGm Ntmmt 5tene 8afasiere tg- 8 sONn
q D 9m tasi& 8 d b.. 6 5OsGm 8orIb 6ir SIP tdgH3 8 III 59Nm
@bicago 0%tbifion.
9oubbiae & @bic eSp tel d IL s5gm Gbic & 9ou S epr tdsH@ 8 2O8Ha
2u &c @bt S @Gsr tdgGd III 508m @c & 2u grpr tdgid p b 8 4ORw
9euisbtIIe Dibifion.
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8hts & 2u S 8 tasl 49,. Z O08m 9n C @bie S. taI p b.. IL S0gm
GRab &e nnr sOnnt. 49,. Z sOgm 9Ouisbiue u. Mabion ass. 8 4Ogn
Chicago C ecu s 8 tdsH6 pb 8 55em 9eabtou aceonm soantass 8 15gm
Nabiou aceom tagl....... 8 55Nm 2ou & @bi6 Grpr. tagH6s Il. so S&t
Sontsbtue Mccom tagl...~.. 6 45Nm r.
Ddnoalid Sine.
ct 2ous Ytn ta9hd &c db z OOgm gMu BORT Ggpreb td9E4 d 6 5O@m
ct 9suis gEns 7 25gm s9nsaer esSzsg tasi@ Z 55gm
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3 S & gffnebam dec tasi4 4 Oolm atantc espreb tdshd -. 4 45sam
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Snbtana's srSbte 9rp @oobs GAMBLER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28

Va VII .ende Dem en- Prose frit paa Forlangende.
srorr = nowvE, 400 Pcarlstrcet. New 4osk'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28

pifIinqen. Oct bar muligt beore, at
9iItoppen peb Oroindtlonen meo
bet ~ngobsnbige Gftertrpt f%remiagoe
Re 5orpligteIier, praiten guar ino
til, uoen at Oenne ioarer oerpaa. ne
oatipe Qpfter funoe Dog ptitnot az
frapes be paasGloenbe, at be lite oil
lare eIler gre no9et, Der er mob bet
triiteli9e.
quftor Morten 2orien
pibIts goot, at en- fri 0lenis9eO fun
De title arap ON en- beItemt 5oss
tpnoelfe, men 9rpfien tunOe ioa o9s
Iao Iige Qei oertil. qerionIi9 baoSe
ban alorig poa bette 9untt beiet af
for i'm Menig6eb. DIT man lite
fan faa graitefribeoen sennemfprt,
iua lange ri itaor unOer 9runblos
pens 3e9n, tuIOe 3dleren inorpmmf.
qaftor Q~aurfen
bapOe albrig ipIt noget 9rpt foroi
ban paa entelte Quntier bdObe an
ore Meninger eno TT M%enigbebss
rdao.
9oarbeier geseftOb
Iistteot Morten Qarien / ben qoas
itauO, at er Der en- prqit meo Oiries
lig f~riIieiig Ober6e0 snin9, 0it tan
life prabiit, iom IRENE tIer.
SnoresNisfionpr SECT
piloe JON Meolem al uDOal9et Tor
BEN forenebt oanIte 9irfe / qmerita
qipe giftop Rsroom Meobolo /, at
Der fra Mtnig6eoernes StOe ppea Ct
5brani. aaigeoel, ben Der ter ii9e i'm
Renina, btiper / aegelen reIpefterst.
9iftop 8proam
Babe fun sjort %salpenbe. at piIoe
en- Qrait i en- 5%rimenigbeO prattiie.
re qraitsfribeO, lob bette ii9 lite
gere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
giffop Rsrbam

mente, al Ri maa bebolbe Menigbebss
raubene, Iom CT ct @obe. Oct fore
Tom BAN al n9rs en- Man9el, at Der
life / Wenigbeosradbsloben er ops
taget en- formukret grtl9ring ON,
boao Der er getingelie for @algrst.
Def bsr Itaa / benne Grfl9ring, at
ben pd~ae9lbenbe life lutter ia Ill
noget airteiamfunb uben for Sol.
tetirten. Der fan life meb oploio
Ret gsres 5nbfigelie mob, at beds
fommenoe pebtenoer ia en- 8etenbel=
Re, bbori bette ubtrpftes. 0i bar 10
Der ben almentriiteligs 8etenbelfe.
Def er bleDet fdet, at man berDeb bill
tr9te be ineite Sombittigbeber,
men Der er ineen @runb til, forbi
Ell MsnneIfe fsier Tg beIbaret beb ct
/ Og for fig rigtigt Spsresmoul, bo
at tafte bette Spsresmdal bort. J
5oltetirten bsr man title fig iaa
imsbefommtnbe Tom muligt opsr fer
BEN, Der er / B9fIi zen imob bet
triiteligs, % 9iTfoppn bilbe berfor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28

be f5oli, Tom TENDER 6rpoefanaen.
Serre, / Dit Qniiqts9Ds pauorer d."
Der Ct blepen cen iarre At BEN, oer
lie Ct for mango At. 9dn par en-
Sanqlarerer, Der latte Yris pda rem
Sang % rent Sino. paa Sdngens
Sfa6elie ca Sanaens 5%oritaaelie.
San lepeoe / 3onernes @sroen ]
SanQen baore ban 3onen ira 6ims
len, % oct par lite en- @oottsbsgI9@
be, Der par ober bans preoiten. Den
~lpanoie ober bpbe 3anter o9 6etteoe
mango Sorger. "a bans miloe Ma
i'm l0iie imoO soil. itent bans aris
TENDON lite par en- ooerfdoiit@laoe.
@nonu talte qir. ibeol. gstrup ira
5pn, Der tegnsoe ct giGeOe al ben al.
Osoe iom en- epo Ben for mango
Menneiter Og iarli9 for mango iat=
tige % eniomme Sjale.
6gitioeligbenen ilutteOe meo Ri
ipngelien al Gent. ndar en- Sang"
% - beo &oret - at o9riit itoo op
at 8sbe."